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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25

TME MlTJNIIlgNVg
DELAWARE WATER GAP. Pa s,u..
.,I Nrrsmher fsvorite spring. summer
upen uT zs,ort lentrel and '-trsciifey %
ard hot ur, or sui,. ri,h bath steam heat elevator
saa,ing bathing n,hing rof Inks ssnd fo'
&c ho~''"- PRODNFAi' L sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25

~ Fer la Guayrs, Puerto caerHo Curacao and NsrN~
es.bo via curacao-Ccfns ai-o az porto Rico.
Roberts pr Fr1ckifn
CARACAS - SATURDAY N,v Z ! p ~
PHILADELPHIA ...... Thursday. nov. y p NJ
These steaers have superior Accommodation FOR pas
BOULroN BLISS 4 DAILETT.
General rs Font 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk Portsmouth, Pinner
Point Newport News and Richmond connecting for
Petersburg. Richmond Virginia Beach Washington. D.
c.. an1 entire South spd Vest - . .
Freight and Passenger sail from Pier 20 North
River foot OF Beach ST. every week day except saturday
at Z. q. and saturday p n.
H WALK ER. Trarfc Manager
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FlTzSlMNONS AND JEFFRIES.
RIVAL CLUBS BIDDING HIGH FOR
THE BIG EVENT.
Purses from $4,000 to $50. 900 win,
Picture PriyiieEex-The bergen
Beach Oner.

View York. March 1s.-wllliam A. Brady
ard Martin Juiiau. representing Jga ycf-
fries and Bob Fitzslnmoas. respectively. met
ia this city today 70 sgas;ds7 bids Tor the
PROPOSED hsat foF ina heavyweight eaara
gicBship.
" B. Gray. on behalf Of the Wesscnestsr
Athletic club. renewed his offer OF a purse "
$1,000 without any privileges Tns Concy
islaac Athlete club offered $1,000. attn u -
PER cent Of the pronis ef TIE picture piIynsg es.
A. r. fsy!1r. Nh1 SAID sc the promoter
and responsible representative o, the Ssn
FfauciEco syndicate said he would gigs a
purse Of fss,ooo and g Is per cent Of the
picture privileges.
r. II. Williams then made an Offer which
cYeFshatoFed alf the others He said that
u vas the inteution Of 4 number Ok EesDon-
sibie men Ia this vicinity TO sr-ct building
az Bergen Beach. which would acG9mm0dsts
2e.sl1 people lie said that be would give
all the Ferespta Of the light ard iae entire
picture privileges. ieSs the amount Of IN
rOst Of the erection Of the building. lie
asked for a weeks delay IN order TO make
arrangements 50 Jhst he could make the oaer
On assured fact The meu agreed 70 fnscy
again a. the same place week from To-Day.
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OF figures on the subject Of the beef fur
hlshed the army during the war. He
showed that Cudahg had furnished NM
very little OF the canned beef, in all only
800 cases. OF these one lot of 1000 went
- Jacksonville Ella nbiIa the resi- Vas
sent 70 san Francisco and Manila.
lnomas Adams, foreman OF the depart
ment was called and testified that the
operation Was one having reference 10 the
curing OF hams and was not used In beef
az any time. The liquid Injected was salt
petre and water and It's only purpose was
20 cure the ham more quickly.
me man who shows Inc visitors through
the house was next called and stated thaf
ne had shown DR. Christhle through on
his vislt here, and that Ike operation as
witnessed by the board was the same a.
witnessed by the doctor.
After hearing testimony the board al
lourned and came 10 Omaha. After lunch
Il reeonyened at the army headauarters
and heard the testimony az soldiers Who
tiago
captain $ ". Dunniug OF the Sixteenth
infantry said that on the transport froia
Tampa TO Santiago canned roast baef -
Issued as part OF the ratlcBs He learned.
that the men did not like the beer At,sr
arrival al santiago the men compiained
tnat they Soild not ca, the meat aud ala
het ne 4. They seid The meat spoiled
q soon az opened. He was not prepared
20 say whether any Sickness occurred ~
reason OF the use Of canned beef.
o'ner soldiers testified that the canned
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the citizens nov doing duty as deputy shot
ifs. IL Il believed thcrc Is a force sulnr.fnt
70 auell AIRY uprising by the nfgrUes tsem
Tho latest information obta.pahis the mob di1
not exceed twcnty men. and tho diEpatcu si.n
bhlch they got away tom the scene u tie
CRIME would seem 10 Indicate that the nalabar
employed Ia the work Was small Tho twO
Negroes who have talked say the rooil w9z
crowded with men. but the officers say the
room would not hold over thirty iussnfin<
prlAoners aud guards. The doors of toe Sars.
house were not boltst aud were forced Wiih-
out any trouble. The town u quiet toaisat.
The only sign OF lie 10 the solitary t1trol
every few PAGES walking hack and iorsn "a
his beat The clt,xens. apprehensise l,r tl-
night. have qunted down aud place complete
confidence IN thu ability OF the militia =, pre-
serve order.
A..sass ia March iA-Clem Watts, one
Of The alleged incendianes who ESCAPED certn
al Palmetto this morning. arrived here To-
night. He said he did NOT know how ne came
70 be released. lie was not takea before aay
Judge after the eosoners inquest nor was
any frrmaiity looking 10 his release takcL
lie was simply told be could 70, and he lcgz
DOT know Who impaired this information 20
him. lie says bs Mad nothing 70 do vito tas
burning OF Palmetto In February, and Il Cot.
ton made confession no tNagtsi knoy aaiL-
Ing Of II. lilo stili maintains that there W,qc
tHtny nasn 10 the mob.
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LEGisL


Governor ssysFs vetoed the Houston sad
Tssss Central consolidation bill because
q. ;hc psndcafy Of ihs suit brought b. the
state 70 forieit The casrteF Of ths Austin
s1d Northwestern.
tn ssEate Get eovn an sntl-szpanslen
resolution Tor next Monday; bills requiring
regularly dTs-s iu'iss IN cousty eSurts
and rslsting 70 iseai matters we're passed
finally general appropriation btu was
isken - and amended ia many psrtlcu-
lsrs took Up hBl permitting parole Of
csngtsts and esgrosasd IL.
The house adopted resolutions Of respect
. To The manory OF 4. II. Willie passed
6nsiiy bills 10 compel railroad companies
70 furnish cars. amending the Zee law, re-
Z iriag aualyzatior Of commercial iss..-
liners
House COMMITTEES viii report favorsbly
bill to establish university 10. coiosea
youth.
Houston Naturalization officials succeed
i0 killing tbs bill 10 take the schools on,
OF politics.
Amendments 10 the Houston charter
have seen introsursd IN the senate: tse
pTopoSed bond issue vas abandoned.
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CANADIANS AND AMERICANS E|GHI|
Four Men Reported to Have Been Killed in
Dispute Over Gold Mines.

! Sew York. March ia special dispatch
70 the WORDS from Vancouver. 8 G.. szy1:
Carl ssgmnserseis. > neraza, wkg uas 4
passenger on board tue steamer Lees.
whseb has arrived hrFs from the L5un
canal. bgouzhs the news thzt battle had
been fought between Ausrtean and Car
adisn rni1ers 'e~ miles 81 the Dalton
trad. iour rne1 reDertsd to sase aeen Killed
cusright ard Brnber Of others are said
10 have been seriously wonnstd.
when The aiiep ralaIng law Of British
Colombia vss enforced few m5atss ase
the American miners lsft Asiin- ihs aea
Canadian gold district. sne ssruek north.
Ther touad. ahett distance oil the Dalton
sran. on the Pcrcaplns river. district
rieh ia placer rold It was geuevaIiy coz
cedea ;haa ihs Bew DiaeeTA were IA
American territory asd the miners yowei
MAJ no Canadian sheuId stake claim.
so1re canadisn mounted policemen.
aoNevsr. did stake claims in the Anaeri-
ean territory AL ias,inea ,seir aes b
moving The Canadian aag from Moaat
Pheasant on tAe trail 80 AZ 70 naks the
line take 10 a rich pzrt Of The district
Thcy ~ere foilo~ed " az ieas, forty
Canadian riinera. ali Of whom located
claims a fortnight ago about 100 Ameri-
ean miners held meeting and decided 70
send Hossces 70 Al Canadians 10 leave tas
country within ave days.
The aotices were sent nut but no heet
rss paid 70 them stunmerfelt VINO iat
the Poreupins river district two wseki
ego. says: early on The morning Of shf
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sizsh ssy fss sEae-feza miners met sra
proceeded 70 the carssian camp
Il sant beIisrs saey intea6sd bg39ssssd
sissoazs tEey were fsliY armed Before
ther esslS even state ,hs OBJECT d sbeir
v'rif oonse one, limit ksop frsu ~aleA
aarfg. srsa = saSa and tsea sgery oae
zesHss ~ be shootias Several rounds
we're sged. AID four men. uas t1Is, usre
kiIEcd aasrieas--sn Asserisaa and ,nrss
Canadians
The Battle vas vsfy brief and rssaltea
Ia the csnsdisas aboat Gfsf in number.
nyiss across TIE border rae Amarieans
saeh retired 10 their own camp. vas In
formed that the follopihE Americans uerc
leaders in tee battle. but can MOI sag Tor
certain: c. G. Lewis and charles Leiteh
81 Loa Angeles. vs.. $. HAYES. Niaacsosa;
4. Mcc0naghy. Chicago. and r. wilSFsuga
81 Denver.
Sid not ASCERTAIN the Names o. tHe
killed From my location, about an,ssn
miles north q ire Porcuuins river. beard
that zquad q can4diao Northvest
mounted police mad len Lake Tasis for
the Foreuplne news Of me lighting having
reached them. The Americans are deter
mined. and fear there vii Se another
corHiet,
There IS 40 souSs ia ny mind that ihs
new district y American territory"
st1mmsrielt's story IS uacouarrned. but
reports received hers about two weeks
aEo from tie district predicted clash IL
the Canadians did not leave the terri
TORI.
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nLoopsHED FEARED.

state Forces MAY Re Compelled Ia
Fire Upon Negroes.
Richmond, Va, March l6.--Att.mpts Of
officers to arrest negroes for depredations
on private oyster beds in York river. Just
below West Point. have met with organized
resistance and may result in b!oodshed.
some forty negroes are banded together 10
fesise service OF warrants. The state ovxts,
police steamer ID anchored !u the strs,r,
near the scene OF the trouble readv -
omen Are VHuy 20
upcn consultation with the sheriff -,
NV Nrat who Was here today. ths go
eco, mas ordered section OF the bow-
- $500, Z. ms shy 70 hold itself In redainess
- A'A'ss 'he e'Sii and government police.
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Caesar Harris. negro wife murderer. vas
hanged a; Ausieion.
:. II Reess and Charles Been. were
shot and killed az Columbus.
oae death from smallpox 10 Williamson
county.
Neg York democrat says IS per cert
o. %" party % that STATE iayors eyery
plank ir the Chicago platform.
Der q Galveston and both houses Of IN.
legislature adopted rcr9luiiens OF respect
OF tho death Of Judge wllIis
Hos. Joseph Aedili. editor Of the Chi
eaCo Tribune, died at ssn Antonio Of heart
failure.
Cattle trades TO the snopnt ~ abou, a
million sad haif viii be mad. al Fort
Worth
Two qarvenlians we're held a, n psss
one IN favor Of and ons against the new
State scheme.
Houston negroes have tibeles ihs steam-
sr snsene in the Federal court at Cal
weston.
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sENsArIoNAL Escape.
Murderer Boxed IN WITH shoes &c
Out OF the PeRTtentfnrx

murderer boxed IN witE shoes Get.
Out OF the PePIsentiary.
Indianapolis. Ind. March t6-John FER
I'ter who murdered Policeman Charles
Ware mere two years ago, made sac-
cess.ul aud sensational escape from the
aiehisan City penitentiary this after
noon he was in the shoe department
and. soliciting the aid OF some OF his fsl-
low sonyicts in the shipping department,
they boxed him up in a shoe case. The
box was placed upon. the delivery wag n
aud ca-ted 10 the depot AS soon IS The
driver was we'll outside the psnitenilary
limits fcrriter broke out OF the box,
knocked the driver of the wagon, stoIs
ais oyereoat and took TO the woods
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I've negroes killed in g. Louis IN n
fight eg.r candidates
Preking house m,r testify ths, ths
gaRpsd bssi rss good. ghiis soldiers uAo
sis . ssy u E&s bad
Fivs men kiisd - a resale o; political
fs1d n Tlo; Springs Ark.
-Four Negroes sliIed. and ono fatally asa
t@a Others less seriously wounded by =
mob A. Pslmeuo. "a
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THE (nErF INQUIRY.
Court Takes Testimony al the Omaha
Packing Houses.

Packing Houses.
Omaha. March, 6.-The board OF inquiry
appointed by the president to look into
the charges OF General Niles that the beet
issued for the late war was OF an interior
quality, unhealthy and at times "em-
banned" arrived Mis- morning from Chi
cage and spent the day in the city and
left for Kansas cl,y this evening. The
morning vas Spent in ith Omaha. where
the plants OF Cudahy aad Swift were in
spected AMI tenony tskeu, after which
the invest aa MAS continued IA the
headauarief d the department. OF the Mis-
souri,
AZ both Swift & 60 and cudahy'S ina
visiiors were given ayer opportunity lS
make thorough Inspection OF the plants
When the cuaahys Was reached the hoard
wss mfi by Daniel Cameron. superlntend-
ent OF the plant. and shown through she
canning department Mr. Cameron MAS
prepared for their coming and had mass
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fsyphilis), CAtarrh.
n erv o us Debility.
Structure, Varicocele.
Rupture, Rheumatism /.
Female troubles Of all
kinds, and Diseases OF
the Heart, Liver and
Kidneys. Free con-
suitation.
Call On. or write llr.
HATHAWAY & CO..
91a Algmo Plaza. San
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treatment by sending
for symptom biaui,s--
No ! for men. No. I.
for women: No. ; for
skin diseases: No, q
for eatsrrh. ei-pase
beckett So
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Navnsotn yo,..

NSsAsota- Texas. March ie.-At m..t,s
q me sons Of Hermann, hsia las. nlsht tss
following officers were elected 10 s,rye Az.
Ing the ensuing term: Ferd Miller. pres,ssr,
~, Saoert vice pfesidenti A. c. Neash s.s,
ietaryi Aee Levin. treasurer: sam K.i,a.
nsnetn and Simon Meyer. tfa..s
Ferd Miller alternate. ionse and
,e subordinate ofnsers appointed By the n,.,
, ,ass, ws,s Gus Mi,laash. guide Ben R5 nr
'' A. ~ ,na,s Ss9ige qille. outer wardsr
ucn, held IN the church isst uirs, XXX sfr e,
. .sein asa ntnissFs were chosen 10 COMM
sum- o'2ss q 'sid iss,lgtioa for fSs ea
jesse Yousns n Tom Z rd nilsseil " / Steele.
Joe y Baylor. - = henry ana
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rosErcr.

After a Stormy seasion over the t'bats
a. tine GsrwaH army hsu. the rsichaiag
aGopssd he measure AZ amended
Il is row s2iG tsat c9gp, Won Mohrea-
bsim. AID not Drsyfas, sold ths Frsusa
military secrets.
Reports as u the health .; the pops are
sefy conflicting
Tns qH7sa regent o; sDaia vslg Hlsz shs
peace treaty tgsaY
csinas aewaaas have caused the British
ana American associations % ssrs v'sar.
qua resolutions 10 the soverpmtHl& al
Lanacg End Washington.
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s.ocAL.

motion 10 do away with county esn.
Wet labor defeated IN the county commir-
sioners court.
Arranging for the celebration Of San ia
c'rio Day The ladies decide to have a
flower parade.
Lieutenant Colonel Hardy, late nf tho
foanh Texas. draws a comparison be-
tween Houa,cn and San Antonio very com
piimentary TO Houston.
How the IrIah will today celebrate 81,
Patrlcks Day.
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We CURE

or fiie Voluntarily given, as true. deep an'
sinrers expressions Of gratitude, from in,,'
chants farmers and ali classes OF pscp,s.
No MISTAKES. NO FAILURES with es'
treatment DO not be discouraged By .Jot..
experience elsewhere 10 your vain atteipss.
10 get we'll. but II you snfer from any cniuss
disease or diseases private in their rstu..,
place yourself at once under our ue; Ss,insII
which has cured others aAd WILL suliEi,'
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conM,,Rcr.t..

srsi cotton OF lis Ia New Yor- and IN
changed 10 other Markeis.
Cotton futures down isfII-f4 in Liverpool.
20 : points lower IN New York and . 70
points dove ia Ncw Orleans
In stocks Sugar was The chief feature
Of interest and a few stoeks followed in
tae wake.
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ENTRIES

One mite selling Egbcrt In Coyiugton Ky.
Amber Glints i2s Old Fox, cllmacns liz. IN
lers. Pblcias 100. St sophia i05
Three f0aTths II a mile. maideus--Practicsi
Farmer i07. Enmet Aheatn ZOE Frank Eel
lows -. Marion samson. Frank Mcconnell e5.
Lucinda r., Maurice W.. Bc>admau %, Little
Jack Hnrner. The PurEer. Prince Frederick
~. Very Light. Clara Maader 50.
Mild and a fuTiong. selling Gomez las.
iudgs steadman. Rushhelds. Dr. MARKS Eva
Rice los. sack OF Hearts 100. Mordecai TO-.
BABE Fields Rcd Duchess i0i. School Girl IN.
ST. Patrick handicap mile ana a sixteenth -
ifaudsci i2i Forbngh Al Frrsco &c., Joe
Shelby 9t Brighton %.
Seven furlongs, selling Cotton Plant ii4,
81 rgsmon Lorrania los. Mover Lucky Nom
dag, kpliitsn les, Prince ZenO iOi, I.oyaletsa
Sfuftlecoek 10. Nora S. i0Q
seven sdrlcngs selling nular no Good Dr.
der tSs. EndeayoI los. Brother Fred Duncan
Belle \ Clifton ~. sugar Foot l05, Cherry
f,ounce u lo-. Los, Time -, Tequila 81.
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MOB STILL N CONTROL.
Troops Advised 10 Keep out OF Lake
city Until DAYLIGHT

TFpopr AdVIeed 10 Keep Out OF Lake
city untit Daylight.
Denver, Colo. March is.so far as has
been learned here the situation Is not
much changed at Henson since last night.
The armed mob attn hold possession Of
Of the Ute and uley and the Hidden Treas
ufc mines. though no violence has been
attempted upon person or proDeFiy., The
troops which left Denver this morning
passed through ssi,da carly this evening
Noipnei Accary has been warned by In
spcstpr General l<nSpeF now a, Lake CITY.
stsinst httompthg - enter Lake City or
,'suaon 'oa'shs fear q attempts 70
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E,ent, M InrIe.iar.

sac Francisco. Mars is-Ihe weather was
sfosery aud the track sloppy at Ingleside to-
dFy The Nifth race was declared on
One mnel selling--AnDowan, ulna. Bonnie
lone. Time\l.4th
Halt miieN .-year-olds purse--Kitty Kelly.
Mortgage GArbo. Time 20
Hurdle hanhieap, mile and a quarter-Gran-
ser DuFwad Torioni. Time Z;aiL
one mile esgiiug-Res Hooker. Jerry fIurt
EspionEge- Tine 1850.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAYs IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE PmILrppINE SITUATION.

ssisr fosr hours 6sht II. Twentieth
infantry eaoisFed czhti. Rebels !os, iG9
Insn il The sgai.
otls cables that tn ou,look is bright ID
ss.asal lsLands.
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cuBAN AFFAIRS

shoalA Gsnsssl Brooke undertake TO dis.
solve the Cuban assembly a ronalet might
he prscipiiated
Hereafter fatioas distributed to -, poor
VII Be charged 70 thr different provinces
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Or. cIarls's Resignation Accen,.a.

Waco. Texas, March ie,-Thp board cf
trustees Of Add-Ran Christian university re-
considered tbAir action IN refusing to accsp,
Dr, cAark's resignation as president The,
accepted the resgnaiAon. but Or. CLARK M.
retain ms posiihsn IS Professor OF mental and
moral seieare aud Bible literature Dr. Al.
bert Haxton Of Nebraska was elected chau.el
loi Of the university and Wall assume Inc
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beef was unpaIstabIe and was rejected by
the soldiers.
This closed the work the board had be-
fore i in Omaha, and this evening 1t left
for Kansas City.
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presidency until a successor to Or. CLARK
elected
The selectioi OF teachers consumed yss.sisr
days session ard the list was not completes
The board viii meet again next month
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TIMOTHYS STOMACH.

The advice given 70 Toy take little thy son,
acs sake r4s been fzyore those who ~
Offering apology FOX the os
there IS rhing to show that the wiue advised for Troey so-zh
scohoc Anything than pre uufrrr1ertr5 800
jrscc- tie Of every day that v
have hss been established Ike re-
pycgs that tn-r- is nothing that do To-
the body whh be better done By something tas.
alcoholic medicines zritzy Auzr.
from The danger Of establishing the alcohol habit zohnj5c
medicines positive injury the stomach every vher- "a
digesive and nutritve sYssern Is enieehIed.
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TUE RACES.
Ncw Orleans Results.

New orleans. March is.--wea,hsr clear
track fast.
Nile. sellinE--csu l Soc EN-, Seaport, Li,u,
Bully. Time. 1;iga.
Six and halt turIangs -Colonei Cassidy,
Nellie Prince. Yo No See. Time, LEA
Mile and three sixteenths-Jlm Conway
RushfelG. Sadie Levy Tine z6%.
seven fuTlongs. handiean--Gold fcx, Rsra-
tafia. Takanasse. Time. lis.
Aile and an eighth selllng--PFince Zeno
Zoio. MAMMA l.. Tine, i;5I:=.
Seven furlongs-- Firtan disqualified, Briggs
won. Tendresse Tut-Tnt. Time. i:e97t
was disqualified for croTding Briggs. Hoth.
crssli was suspended indefinitely for his ride
on our Clara In the second race.
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cispTored by the fact that II Pierces Favo.te Pre-
scFiptlon and d.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
preserve their healing qualities and pleasant ayors
II any climate and under all cond1ticfs The safety
ana sanetty OF the home demand chat women shail
medicines
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dynamite the train. a halt will be made
this side until daylight
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THE GERMAN ARMY BILL
Isfsssess secaes sefias Us DiGussiss 10
the RtIchslss.
TIE WHOLE BILL VAS FINALLY aOoPTtD
Prime Hobeniehc uzy E~sszs ~
There Is a Further connsrt-sew
Breyfss ssors Il Anoat.

Berlin, March ie--in an ssieF5 zrselEou
et the shirs rradinK Of the army PSI rp;ag
b1,h the rsSshsssE and ths puesis ssilssiss
II that house vere Dakei The various
issns we're discussed and nraeee5TsEs Nsre
20 turspIsnt shar ise 9rezseeas. c5unl
Won BslJepsseiH. vas repeatedly eotnreile2
10 cali the house to order
when the army bill T&s taken up Dr.
I.se5er the centrist leader. meve9 t. ae-
eept Inc proposal 70 rsdpee me pszce e.
fsstive b. 7ee9 men. 5sirE rss5.riioa 10
the effect thsf iils haess IN w. willingness
in the event u figure granted By the
ecmmf't@s provided iszdcenata. to ea,e-
into fresh negoslssiSaa with shs govsra-
rneat.
Dr. LieheF also moved thzf civiiiaa ar
tlsans instead o. active soldiers be en-
plryed IN shs Offices AID workshops Of ths
army
DE. Lieber appealed TO the burdesrsfh
and 70 the imperial e5aneel.or 10 aaEapi
his. poirtisg uIt thar . motion 10. she
dissolution 81 1he retehsiaE would coca
sion ali The difficulties attendant muau a
period without a budget The motion. Be
added. had been introduced Tor the bene-
u 81 fne Fat3erlaIt.
Prince EoheDiohe urged that The Lieosr
amendment be accepted by the reieh#sg.
and stated the government viii Fasroduee
fresh proposals. before the expiration Oh the
agreed terms
Affer further debate the general ses ion
was cioset and The articles ~ the army
hiil were debated TIE whole bill was ac-
cepsed By a vote Of ~ 10 i1g
Emperor Williams CONSENT 70 the som
Promise on tie array bsil wzg obtained By
Prince Hoheniohe and cSisl. Pcszaowsky-
WehnsT iBss before bis majesty started for
Fslednehsruhs IN order 10 be present az
the transfer OF the rer1sius az prs-ra ar,4