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The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16
To Washington. New York and the
 East.

A handsome Pullman Drawing RooT Buff fet Sleeping Car is operated daily by the Southern Railway, Memphis to Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia and Jersey City for New York, without change. Train leaves Memphis daily at s:0O P M- ard runs via Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Lynch burg, arriving in New York at Penn. k. R. Terminals early the second day.
 For further information address C. A De- Saussure, D. P. A, No. 309 Main St.. Mem phis, Tenn.
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NIe DdiluitS tN EfA hcfe
 1id the budding trees. Making all the sweet spring air Ring with melodies: Thoughts of leafy joy and rest Woven in their song SCmmer joy in summer nest All the summer longi Someone's building them a home Just across the way, Where the busy masons come Toiling every day: As l watch the slow work rise Tender thoughts begin. Of happy hearts and happy eyes Passing out and in. We have built us. you and I. A castle fair 10 see, Our pictured home of by and by In earth's futurity. Though not yet to me and you This sweet boon be given, God shall surely build Us two A little home in Heaven. Kathleen Haydn Green. in St. Paul
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16

How penurious- some men are. A young widow of Sedalia and an aged and wealthy farmer from Camden eoun- ty met in Versailles recently bent on matrimony. The groom's s1tire did not suit the widow and she demanded Sf00 witfp which to saPply him with suita- ble oatft, but he rebelled, and the we'd. ding vas deeIareS off.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16

Detroit, Mich, June l3.-SherIff Stewart procured warrants for tl!e ar- rest of the Detroit and Minneapolis ballplayers engaged in Sunday 's game. One of the defendants will be tried as fest f3Sp
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"your Medicine Worked wonders.-

"I had been sick ever since my mar riage, seven years ago; have given birth to four children, and had two miscarriages. had falling of womb, leucorrhea, pains in back and legs; dyspepsia and a nervous trembling of the stomach. Now have none of these troubles and can enjoy my life. Your medicine has worked wonders for me. "-MRs. $. BARNHARr, NEW CASTLE,
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Diagnosing Her Case.

He-If l were rich, darling, would you love me more than you do2
 She-I might not love you any more, Hen ry, but l know would look forward to our wedding day with degree of impotence that never seems to possess neat present. Chicapo Evening NeWss
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16
X Dainty Sum m CT Ratfsa

For refreshing summer bath use soft water. Make dozen or more cheese cloth bags. Fill them with oat meat and finely shaved Ivory Soap, add little powdered orris root, mix well, and tie up securely. One bag in tub full of warm water will make delightful, cleansing bath, and render the skin soft and smooth as velvet
 ELIZA F. PARK E.R
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Charge. Of Police Hruta,ity.

Paris. June 13-Prefect of Police, M. Blanc, has ordered an inquiry into. the charges of police brutality, SHn-- day. If they are subStantiated the men at fault will he severely punished.
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on for the Polar Region }.

Christiana. June t3.-The Stella Pc lare, with the duke. of Abruzzi. nephew of the king of Italy and his polar eM- petition on board, sailed at 11:30 a. m. from this port. The oxpedition was given an enthusiastic farewell.
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An Irritating Phrase.

Are you seriously il!' asked the well meaning friend. "Oh, no" answered the dyspeptic, with jarrng, sarcastic laugh. T hurt all over and don't care whether the riously ill. I'm jocosely, fiippantly and farci- sally i'll. I'm going through all the symps toms, but don't mean one of them. Wash. ,ngton Star,
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Rev. wm. Garden BIaiLic Dead

London. June 13.-=R Rev. William Garden Blaikie, D. D., IL. H.- profes- sor of theology, Free church. Edn- burgh, and former president of the Pan Presbyterian alliance, died tt North Berwick. Scotland, Sunday.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16

Write fodaU to Allen $. 0lmsted, Leroy, N. Y., for a FREE sample Of Aliens Foot Ease, a powder to shake into yoar shoes. It cures sweating, hot. swollen, calious. actl- ing feet. It makes tight shoes easy. Cures Corns, Bunons and lngrowingz Nails. All druggists and shoe stores sell it.. 9 cents>
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Family Duties.

Mabel-Wonder what Mrs Flayabou. does to kill timey
 Sue-Why, she has a bicycle and hus- band. so she divides her time between them blowing them up-Cineinnati Enquirer.
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Puzzled

Gosh durm those Filipiny fellers. any. how" muttered Uncle Josh; T kain't keep track ov 'em.7 Dew tell, Josh" Yep; I've got me eye on Aguinaldy an Agoncily all right. but who in thunder kin this feller Archie Peago Philadelphia Record.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16
Obeyiug Orders.

''Is the lady of the house at home to call. trs:"
 No, sir; not today"
 But tell her that il IS the doctor who has sailed"
 Impossible, sir; she can see you. She is sick. La Caricature
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Arrived From Manila.

San Francisco. June 13.z-The United States transport St. Paul arrived from Manila. the voyage occupying 2s days. The St. Paul brought 37 passengers, most of whom were returning sol-- dierS
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Soldiers from the Philippines.

San Francisco, June 12.-rhe trans- port Charles Nelson. 31 days from Ma nlla, yesterday brought severn; e.is- charged soldiers from the Philippines.
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rx,.n,ietn Century Enterprise.

Mir. Jo1ly-Emma, when you are young woman shall marry you. Emma (aged siXl-Well. you athk papa right away, tho l can wear the
 diamond ring to Thunday thchool t0- morrow.-Jewelers' Weekly.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16
ELIZA R. PARK ER-

It should he remembered to the everTast ing credit of the men that when woman becomes famous, no men claim that they were once engaged to her.-Atchison Globe
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16
Feminine Impartialitx.

When girl is interested in a man, if he isn't bowlegged and squint-eyed, she says he is as handsome as Greek god N I Press.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16

God help me to keep from under the thumb of the man who rigidly observes the letter of the law, but who has no concep- ton of its spirit.-Nirginia Etehings.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16

New York, June 1S.-Money on call nom finally 242t2 per cent; prime mercantile paper 5i4ft per cent; sterling exchange firm, with actual business in bankers bills at 4S78. .6t4SS for demand. and at iS5St for e0 days. posted rates. 4Sjl2It4S1 and iS9; commercial bills, 4S5d4S5ls, silver cer- uhcates; e0iaq62 bar silver, G0is: Next can dollars 4S!4. Government bonds strong.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16

Piso's Cure is a wonderful Cough medi- Blake Ayes. Brooklyn, x. Y, Oct 2G, s4.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16

t'It were better to be right than to be president" but it were still better to. be both.-Nirgnia Etehings.
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River News.
THE MARKET REPORT.
Tt ESDAY, June 12 Grain and ProNisions.

St Louis = Flour = Paterts. X S0g3- -99 :: other grades. 8 l043 55 Wheat-No. red, rec Corn-No. 2 mixed, 32'3c Oats No. 9, 25c. Hay-Prairie, $6 65oQS:90; }; timothy, sl0.J0Q12.5U; choice clover, s1,5dGG 1O.50. Butter-C CreamerY, ibeI lSc. dairy. l2iaQf15c Eggs-Fresh, 1Qc. Iard-Prime steam. 4.17l2c: Pork-New messs, seoo Ba- con-Clear rib, SIC. Wool-Tub- Yi,sheu. 20G2711c; Missouri and Illinois. eombir k, l9i2a26c; clothing. 1s12al9c; other grades. l4a1Si2.
 Chicago-Closing quotations: Wheat = July, 7514G15Ssc; September, .6l2e; De- cember 71s.c. Corn June, 3312 ft33ssc; Sep tember a3@lc; December. S31sft59i4c Oats June 24c; July, 23ssc; September, 2esc; May 23lsc. Pork-June. sS05; July, ss.07 1, September. Ss25; Lori-Iune, s4.a5; July. $4 $455d497l2, September. s5.o7i2G5 l0. Short ribs-June, s460; July, $i62i., September, 3475.
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Cotton.
Financial.

Quotations for middline range as toI- lows: St Louis, 13-l6c New NorK, 6 5-16c; Memphis. 594c.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16

The Best Prescripthon for Chilla
 and Fever is a bottle of GRovE's TAsrELEss CHILL TONIC. It Is simply iron and Qninine in tastelesp form No cure-no pay. Price, oOc.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16
Live stock Market.


 St. Louis-Cattlc-Fancy nNnort. = ce@l 5.25; butchers, s4. 25a4.SO; stockers- & '59 Packing s3.55Q390; butchers s. 60Q5 S5: light, S3 256i3. 70. Sheep-Mutton sheep, s2. i5 M4oj yearlings, s4o9a4.,5; sDcLng lambs. $5.0tu6.00,
 Chicago Hogs-Mixed and butchers s3G2ieu3SO; good heavy, S3.l01i3.S0; rough tle-Bceves, S450Q51U; cows and heifers, s1. 3565.l6: Texas teers, S4ddM$f a: stock CTS and feeders. S3,50a5.154 Sheep-Mutton sheep. s $3006t500. lamns. spring, S4.i5H5..5.
 Kansas City-Cattle-Native steers, heavy, $5. 00952Q; medium. A79a5l l2l?; light, Si.256t490; Texas teers, s3.50Q46 65: heifers. $2 500475; stoekers and feeders, & 5O45 25 Hogs-Heavy. $3.6214gt3.15; pack CTS. s 60d3.70 mixed. $ 5alI3.70; light. B 50ff3 65: workers. S3fG3-65. sheep Lambs. $400M6.00; clipped muttons. S3.4Qli 4.s0: stockers and feeders. sl.754325; eulls, $1 50d3 20
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16

Some smart men are fools for revenue only.-Chicago Daily News
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16

Figures may not lie, but estimates are often misleading Chicago Daily News.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16
To Cure n Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund money ifit fails to cure. Pc.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16

Halls Catarrh Cure Is Constitutional Cure. Price, 15e.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16
Died and Was Buried at Sen.

New York. June 13.-FraI,l R. Pats tereon, of Missouri. d cabin passenger on board the steamer Finance, from Colon. died during the voyage to this city, and was buried at sea.
The Monticellonian., 1899-06-16

Eondon. June 13.-Sir Thomas Lip ton has invited Lady Russell, of kiilo- wen. wife of the lord chief justice of England, to christen the Shamrock.
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WHOLESALER.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Feb. G, 1890. PARIs MEDICINE Co.,, City.
 Gentlornen:-wc wish to congratulate you on the increased sales we are having on your Groves Fasfe.ess ChEE! Tonic. On cXarl- thing our record of inventory undec date. oi Jan fst VIC find that VIC cold during the ChjH season of 1898, 2660 dozen Groves Torskc. tS .o also find that our sales on your Esxgy,sve Bro7no-@uin!ne Tablets have bec.p5@oo ,at thia-y oaorIaous: having sold drrinr rN--o 1'''1 Cold and Grip season {, FOG dozen. herewith PlcasC rush down order enclosF A' and oblige, Yours truly, DRIJG Co.
 ME \ Ell blee- Schall.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-14

or 80 tors more AZ Bennett City, some or
20 so 10 DAWSON AID sJne far Atiia
CITY. The population OF the place is prah-
ably 1fs 0r No People are living I'm cabins
ana tents while asany busIdlnzs are being
erected. The White Pass Il Yukon viii
PSI nn warehouses tn care for the freight
II ~ handling. Al the present time the
company has rer grading from IN. ~lra.
nit to annett city. twenty-five rrsses
AID | was assured thar the road would
N@ IN operation 10 the lake hy June IS
Horses haul over this road ,.s-a 10 LOO
pounds ard 500 20 Es1 pounds for teams
! xas rather surprised that burger loads
were not haaled. Ii Is probably because
there are tso or three grades over which
more co1t1 not ne drawn. Most of the
animals are well fed on hay and Data
sf9Oga there are, ~ course, drivers who
ID not care very well for their horses
So Tar IS | could learn there are about
iassf or z,se persons in The Attn country
and many ars going in every day 50 tS1at
The population is increasing ar a tspsa
rate. Buildings are being pss II. and
thsre ts spirit az confidence The fact
:hAs the government OF British Columbia
h7s reserved the iowDSte Gs AfIsrs does
no' retard building. There seems 10 have
aesn made sosr,e arrangement Of shsra
/ dsa not learn the "details hy which
thnse via r'tt UP hzsti4'rgs viii he g4ver
TIE fS-ss right tn purchase iass A SUI
prerre coa-t Judge - 20 come from xfn-
tprsa - sd3uasestte the afrarvures He ia
use abosit the isss % this month
lhere Is a friendly feeling aE1ong OF
sails zn5 Canadians for Americans Fex
81 tAefn did ses sEaa were nas as strong
~ opposed "a tina exclusion ag as we're
tie Americans istst the lsw j. really
EusfIS ~ cat q v@Ty sSgaI sfxBre Asrsssrt
cans bay secure powers NJ attorney from
tans f3s5zs &a1 h71afe 10 their naBsps, and
another ;aiux. ] was Informed Is very
reliable persSs& thai the s@osHsss he4f ~
Ar2~rtczSs wsll E-s~nit them 10 locate dr.
Tx she terms they gs1n. Tsfsos@ Americans
- 30 have miners NeaFSx~ may Sssrts~s9..
fAei- prasEeciinx a. Il there acre no sx
siNssoH law
"of caarse ~ tass stsse 80 pEss s~es.
Tar Is besns ao;ss Fer say srinszg Moth
ing al he cese until tna snow has
nssats8
Ms Steamboat fs a%inx re7f fcresssr
q; t<a&e Ssgnsts and 81 will I've ready se,
launching ts2st as soon &c fhA ies breaks
! Ssa e&Te no difficulty IN gdsax fhyosxh
ire nzrrows between Lake Assxr. ard
Taxa arm aas have }aarn@ss thss hy ne
eSis@zs9sfa&T# ~ &s@ gs@ er three F@ek-
fnay - hsasfe3 @Gs. Hs2ksaS sAe stream
perfectly safe"
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ACTIVE II IIlN COUNTRY.
>. = Bailey Tells ~ MANY Buildings
tsstng Up In AsIin Cssy-yAe naal-
Rad vesy Dsay-Exea1sisn Law
said - De Practically vUta.

The Attn country 81 nos dead {. latest
srforuass0n <rcca there Is 20 be believed
Instead there are d0xens Of persons GO
ting n every day. the tran 10 lEsi with
travellers. the exclusion Law viii be tn
ss-2re-ed win uznaoss hherzlity ani there
- seellag c. confidence II the s-sEs u
I1a country.
S1ca are the statements os 8 8 Bailey
proprietor Of TIE Eotss Northern. wno las
tsSr come t-s1sn Bennett City where he
Ia having his steamboat pas ta~xIhes far
TIE season en- szss Bennett C1ty-As.a City
route. he so41na the situation vastly dif-
tsrs1s s-on x1a1 he had considered Il
vhsu be left here en- the las. trip Of the
Dsrsgu. ans. 10 satisfied thai the steamboat
project wit Dc aaonsy-<naxing venture.
There are. I would Judge, SO horses
Used II rrsightins between tie summit.
Bennett City, Leg Cabin ard Attsn Cisy,'
said Mr. Bailey yesterday. The tran :
lined with people hauling In goods ard
making t2ssr Nay Into the country pre-
faratoFy 30 mining and prospecting when
the s1asoa opens TIE White Pass s.
Yukon railroad has al IL car carry 10 The
summit, r.aSt CT the freight berg sor Al
lin oze train Per day : run from Skss-
way with SIX. seven or eight cars loaded
With freight The company Is. I have
heen tosd. using al the sreigas cars II
hass Frgrn the summit On 10 Log Cabin
there Is one continual string cf sieis
drawn by hesses. mules. Jackasses and
dogs. Over a portion Of the route tao
horses hitched 10 sIe1s are driven tan
dem others have merely single teams and
there are double teams. The trail - pack
80 hard and smooth from this continual
travel
AT Lag Cahin tan days ago there were
4na or SO tors Of freight held tin K could
PASS the customs officials. There are ~
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ea. victoria Judy. osnsd by Rev J. ".
Eisns0a. waa fFss-
B<alt.xsan T~rri~vs.
Clarence J. J. Resielshsiuaer. Seattle.
FIRST
Mnneh~ss<r Terriers.
Tory II, ". 4 FTesr. Seattle. srst.
Atreda1~ Terriers
Dags-Sir Reginald knight Harry
Aeenaea, SEATTLE. hrst.
Bssehas-rornfr~w Queen. II. reliy. Sc
astis. Erst; Brlsties No. l. MIS- Charles
Power. Seattle seccnS.
Irish Terriers
Rscks Tiki Tavi. Chester Thornr. Ia
coma. frsi. Pat. Frank Turner. Victoria.
Toy Terriers.
Nipple. Charles Buck. Seattle.
Pooates.
chsaasta. Pianka the LAZY ot IAans.
Japan~se pows.
saaka. rianka. frst.
BscAsAanAs-
poxs-Adasn IL, Ferdinand S,shsnitz. Sc
attic first. Price Rupert, W h ETgs.
San jesse. sai.. second
attic. ssrsts
boh-Tasi sheep Des..
SaaS. n. reliS. Seattle. Arst. f'ustvs.
Nrl Chester ThorEs Tacoma, second
Crowds Attena in the EseainR.
The crcwa present during he evening"
nIiad tire bali ard gallery. wssn the Eng
nsh settlers we're called into sas rirg pess-
ole ssosss aroand the in~iosgFe. 1adge H.
r. Payne. N speaking 81 the og<m class
anxx. said thar L was she anest exhibit A@
naa ever seer excepting the veFy largest
shows TIE dogs taat were sxcaisisd sr
the arsg rysssfsa Ne mentioned as hasHg psizs
winners under ordinary competition. &.
n Sssxr~anss g-esaut pses r. ~Sn 8rSts
Tasgnax Hawx.s Aaats II sesaEsd. assd ss
.rstf Grsxgs Jack seasna ard Th0Fasz
uc~s,~ sssss Mark sieS Ter fssFss. .Gtan
a. a Tacoma dog. c. Mark Genes tssasn
,aa~ esxsxen Training ksnne's
s~ .hs apess class tor hSsrSeS. Pride o
,as r,aass. exrsa by FrsaN Turner. 81
ysese.ss. II C.. wan nrss, LADY How ard.
nsxsea hx q L. Msins. - NsesoTsa- ". e.
sr~x,ss ana Seals. owned ~ Z. Ill. stsrEa
srssx ~ SEATTLE. shtf5. Jack @psnS Naa
arss Far local aegs. Wits Fred : stsnasen 5
Rny setSsnss ard r. III, raisseTs Dsn V
rhsr8 Mrs. r. ~. Joraaa's Coams Glad
sfssas : woy. arss - ssg puppies asi
pa-gsls Bakers Rec task sseHsa4 IL tae
n,,sssAsr Rstrs ssass. q. l. Mines s-A>2s Maui
woss fsrss Joan PuSass C2anksss Mae
s~rses,.i asaA Ms tAssaaF fsnxS ssise - tasFa
AN4ris 10 n<sEtsr sA&ssss ssfs A. - :
lows. Dogs ever s. rsaEsts. .AgsAS< H. cs
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steamer city sf Topeka
4 correspondent Of shs Daily Alaskan.
wrtisg from ca hoard the steamer City
q Topeka after the disaster that aetAu
ssr In WrAag~i Nsrruws. says.
capt. Thompson does not talk much
about hew IL happened. bat he did make
. statement 70 sae. HE .assalr3 10 make
Ansaer point. aAasss midway OF the mar
rows ard there drop the hoax oyerAeassi
Ter sas sixhI or tsls the noc1 came 1p.
On DIS last trip south he says that buoy
No lad game a4rits and Mas not 20 se
seen When ne came along there in sAa
deepening dvsk Of last "Wednesday even
ing, Pilot Jordan. who was on the ar.dge
with TIE captain, said tia buoy was a
black one. thinking IL TO he slack hsiey
Ne Ia tie next enc above.
Now, the color ef buoy ard the side
On which Il - passed is as much as any
ship Is worth. Capt Thompson tnssuxhs
and contenced tx Was a red essoy To de-
teFmine this he sasg cut 20 stop the shsp,
hat i, was too late IL VAS a red aasr
No 4. replaced i day or tive before by the
Manxanita> wntcs is provided hy Uncle
sam 70 look after haoys etc. rhs tide
caught the Topeka. she took sheer vas
backed fun speed. swung around with the
buoy almost afagi Of tbs propeller struck
tae rect. and the rest o. ths story has
been told
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ET'z MurpAy C. f-sr: Mrs. Isabel BiAn5's
Les sec0na. aEi J. W. DeCAmps Ged
Swift taIra
bags under = pounds. ". ETyuz's
Senator r. first
Bitches under 50 poGnds-ArthG- z. Gysf-
nEs LAssss g. II. first. Frank AXES
Queen LII second
I~2caa 2axs--ArsaEr Il Grsfnn's Murphy
@ ETss
LsSeal blsebex-Arshar K Grssfn's Iassie
6 H. 1rs.. Frank Atkins Queen Ll Sec
end
f.uppsss-Thnn.as Hg~ess Tudor J srS.
II a WsgeHsrs Engi sh setter Queen 81
ConaFs Was AWARDED FIRST ln tie Challenges
eAzs<.
FIRST prize ia epsn competition for Tcx
by Mrs. Aekean, OF NIes2rlx
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LESCHI WILL GO NORTH.


The steam launch Ieschi. watch Il 70
De sent to Prince William sound as q
barber tender fog the Anercremhis sx-
pioffng expedition. has been thoroughly
assThallsd and relittei at government ey-
peslse. She has lately been supplied with
tao 40 gallon water tanks while her cab
ms and deck house have been thorogg hiy
ogeraauled and resitted.
The Leschi was once a well known
steamer on Lake Washington aud was
popular for a year or more with sxcEr-
sion parties She is now the property O,
she United states government. having
been purchased by Assistant cuarferuas-
ter Robinson for use in the military az
plorsng expedition. commanded by Cart
". r Abercremhie. L. s A TIE Ieschi
Will be sent north in about three weeks.
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Judge johnson Fines Two ORend-
era for Uatng Road Without Toll.

j. II. Brooks and john Maheney have
been found guilty Of smashing tell gates
On the BTaekett road. ana asso of dssohey-
ing United States court injunction. The
former vas fined $50 aEd tue latter $50
the United States district court al ia
ueau.
Brooks. Maheuey ana enc or two others,
K seems, lad insisted On hauling stun over
the Bracket road without paying toll and
finally after an order of court requiring
them 10 de-tsg. they went 90 the extent OF
smashing the toll gates. The fines levied
represent good deai more than the tohs
they would have had TO pay.
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CINCINNATI. AE~fl T3---Ipapee the cot
orest hEatSetgat iockey. sas thrown frnFn
AScgauaa IN The s-Sf race a. Newport
today and his cellar hens vas broken.
Results.
Mile Rnd Sly &eTsls-fIfs aua. Belle
Of Corsica Second; Eraia<s thsfd. Tine.
d.
-Four f1sT}oFa ~ MISS warren xnn. Lady
AosHeT second. ns Next THIRD TSDe ~
Msae hans1sc8p NJ sxep2 waa. Watevcresf
second; Henry Liant fh}ra TiEse. IA
sessn FHvioHxS- MoaadSuT wan E4h-l
second Ssc&na s-sgspee1i third T1rne -
-Four and . naG fgFieEgs-TRsrua wos,
Russell Il seaen3. Hadtusse shlrG Tgszae.
~t az
Nile ana atsy yard. -Fso9 wan. EAna-
toa second. kSeae3lG talE3 Txrre, 81
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MEMPHIS. Terra. April i2--ESeSslits at
Aeaks1zssFg park
HSf nsiie selling E-srss Past WI Eoa-
nts4Egs seo&aS. @eesgas. ts4r2. Tln7e SEA
Five EaE8nng s--k ertf4 R@n k'TtEs4te seq
csgs Dave " ado third Tire. "A
tsne sas ezssee{gath ~ is4~ Skzssgaai "a
T0ns s.eMlg sRsaEs6 Celtic Barss shsrs
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Mrs. Waiter A Burlesgh has received Q
letter from her husband, wao Is purser OF
the steamer T. c. Power, now at Hamilton
Landing. on the Yukon river X is dated
November Is, and postmarked at St. Mi
chaei. December l. showing That Il taok
four months and twelve days to come from
So. Michael to Seattle Mr. Burlsigh said
In the letter that arrangements had been
made TO serd monthly mail from S.. Mi.
chael TO Seattle via Daw son. sHe said thai
IL would sssye the mouth Of the Yukon
upon the first OF every month.
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GREAT DAY ron ToD SLOAN.
The Great Jockey Laads Fenr Win
neF~ at Newmarket.

LONDON April ig-Slr y waldia Gris-
atas STA, ridden by T~l Sloan Won the
BIENNIAL stakes Newmarket to-day
BETTING aas ! 10 on sta The double
trs&l piSfe was Won ny RRe Vtctas with
Si9An as Nine horses ran. Swirl also
ridden ~ Sloan. Sga q selling plate. k1s-
texE horses rsr Lard Duara ems fogr
year cid say sesGfyg Seasag ridden ~
Sloan. won ire second SaltsF henaieap
Sso&os succession 0f foBr wins ELECTED
an ovation The papers say the AMERICAN
contingent wen thousands 81 peands.
Ted sieaa has been eFfg <e6 To ride Lord
p1nraNens colt Desmond in the Derby
or M&Y I
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