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nErrrR ,u,nrriu> ,T A,ssi>.

-AH~tin. T.<., April 1l.-Au the rivers Of
iA' F"\il~ Hood district ate falling hat tn"
He'd Ei''r. " Is rising. and 4 Hood - feared
ir lh. Indian Territory aud Nurl h-:l r N;Is.
NlcHiia. kaS.. reports ttr Arkansas kiNrr
"Ht ot it~ hanks. m" bottoms near Second
STREET ilidac in that aiiy arr covered with
waiter. fh, river runs through IN. cur''r
of 'he tow:I. hul mas not reached the danger
lruIuI
Conditions iu Southern and Southwestern
Texas are hJI II wili require iem /" iift.en
days fiUr 80 make permanent repairs.
The city authorities this morning received
% telegram informing them that the engine
ordered Z" operate thu pumps in the power
house mot damaged by The Hood had been
~iIipl'ra lI=t night and would reach this city
Monday morning. II i. estimated that n
viii take tan days to pct the engine into Tn-
Sllion
'rrl"srams were received this morning
from Eastern points Offering prcuniary
,i~siS'uuc.. some Boston banking firms
= hu hold - batch of the bonded S.Curiti'S =
of tl.. .-i-r wired that they stood ready a.
loan tn. money to rebuild the ''ain II adj
Ni-ed bow much wHs u'--,i.-!. The :.it h"i-
ItirS are ais. in receipt nf t.l"l;rams from
Eastern elrctlio.,l companies Offering -
loan iGr CITY Tor an indefinite period any
":"rtfi'.l appliances ur pumping material
that tn'E may want free ii chaFs". harr!uE
freight tolls.
Nork Ms h.guu this morning clearing
t"uN ih-. debris at th- dam and poN.'-
house. and HIl ih- machinery viii 10 rc-
covered dS rapidly Is p"ssie" IN order q"
.-t The p!aHt in operation. The old wattr
cu;nrauL is slowly getting it. plant "l! "f
H.. water. lud w'lii. il VIII haI" t. replace
vur side uf .jh. power house which has
"ay-I III. il i believed that it Wit he n
oi.- ration ~ SUNDAY
All railroad jt... rs ani hliices hay been
l-uairri AND trains ar,- operating. though
Il ar- running of S,h.dlil.. th'e" "r four
hours.
Al a .3aSS meeting of citizens this after
noon . Uom.HIi1ea was appointed I" confer
u,th Ea~;-rn huudhuld.rS with 4 view of
;'-arrtainiU% what they would do To- hrtp
the sity ont. and committee was also alg-
pointed IT, Investigate as 10 whether the
old company wanted to buy OF sell. AZ
soon as these committees are ready to Ic-
port another meeting will IA" held.
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COTTON ADVANCED.
G;ainrd Five Points at New \ iorl>
and CInsad Stnahv.

EEPf -UIJt' Special
N,-w York ArriI H.. -To-dav's cotton mar
kei was exceptionally narrow. quotations
being confined 70 a range at e points The
volume of business was also uuuSr3 ~
light room traders providing most "f N"
excitement in closing accounts over Gout.
FRIDAY. outside operators wore consn'cu-
o,is by their absence. There wa> Practical
Is ma outside >uppcrt. Local sentiment was
the cotton belt concerning III" crop Sitl:a-
tfou induced caution The market. 4''er
opening quiet at a decline "t from T." :,
paints under disappointing cables, Ste3di"i
up q bit on local demand, h'" soon h"-
came sluggish and reacted 10 the lowest
point There vas Il late rally on W al
street hrivine with the market finally
steady a. an advance of > ppiatS. only on"
position showing lccline. Spot cotton
closed steady with quotations ~ "'-lfr for
inil,lliuy uvfaudS Sales were LII bales.
ty..otJrIGu- follow.
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Marine IVte1liGeuce.

Genoa. April li-Aryived: Victoria. New
York for Lcghntn.
Queenstown. April li-Arrived: Belgen-
land. from Philadelphia. for l.iverpooi.
New York, April l1-ArriNea: oceanic.
Liverpool.
Southampton, April 11.-Arrived: Saale.
frcm New York, via Cherbourg for Ere-
men.
New York. April n.-Arrived: George.
Liverpool.
New York. April iI.-Arrived; Western
land. Antwerp.
Cherbourg. April 11.-Arrivea: Graf wal
aersee. New York. via Plymouth, for Ham
New York. April 1I.-Arrived: M'ascam'
Rotterdam. -,
New York April 1l.-Ssied: cevic. I.lv-
er1,ool: ST. Louis, Southampton SOUTH
Uark Antwerp. .-, ,,,,,,,,,;,
London. . ,,-1 g
Paul New York. "a, r.-
Port Arthur. April Arrived: inverness
Tacoma. via Muroran -. c-,i,...-,.,,.,
Antwerp. April lo.-Artived: s"l'aeFiana.
Philadelphia.
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HIS LANDS TO HIS PEOPLE.
belgian Monarcl'> : generosity on
His rlhday.

Brussels April 1l.-lu the Chamber "t
Deputies to-day the Premier. VI. De Sm"t
9e Nai.r. r,;Ia communication from Kim;
L-eio IN nhiih his Majesty presented 10
the ration th., who'll. ot his real estate.
Prolonged cheering greeted the reading Of
this document.
The King in his letter announced that
he desired on tbs. occasion Of his sixty-tifth II
biri hday IN" was born April 2. 1850. 20
presen, TO TIE country all his estates whic il
VIII contrihut.. to the beauty and charm ot
the localities whore they are situated.
He pointed ont the necessity for omen
spaces aud gardens, near growing cities Tor
tn. benefit of hygiene and artistic effects.
ana oppressed th" hope that thes. naturally
adorned spaces would not he allowed 10
Jeit riOTatr-
\ siil has been introduced in the Cham
J.r TO permit the country to accept his
MajeStys offer
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PROPOSALS
For Printing and Binding
The heMunicipa1Code
of St. Louis.
City Registers Office.
81. Louis. Arril 1Nth. 1879.

I'm pursuance with The provisions of o..
,itnanc,. Number 1916. approved Noxembet
18th 1897. sealed proposals will be received
nv the Undersigned at his Office in the city
Hall until u O'Clock noon Thursday. April
10Th 1890 for the printing and binding of
one thousand O:Np copies in substantial
book form of The Municipal Code of St.
Louis with indexes. which will include
all general or,Iirarca provisions of the CITY
OF St. fouls now in force, alt acts of the
General Assembly of Missouri especiait II
applicahle to the City of st. Louis, and -
connection with which viii he puDlishedS-hs
Scheme and charter of the City OF ~.
Louis the Constitution nt the United
States. the Constitution OF the State of
Missouri a table of Mayors. the reorganizt-
tion OF the Eoird OF Aldermen. city Coun-
ri and Munioipa! Assembly from the be-
ginning of the city Government to and in
Guiding the present Administration. and a
table of present Municipal officers. and
Water and Meter Rates., together with
notes ana annOtations to the acts of tn"
Generat Assembly. the scheme and charter
and sener.si ordinances The printing and
binding shall he made ami done in accord
ance with the following specifications:
STYLE of type for Scheme. Charter and
Ordinances Shall be long primer Gcu
especially applicable to 81. LouiS. the Con-
stitution ot the United States. the Ccrsit-
notes 70 Charter shall be BREWER S pointi
for all notes and annotatiorS shall be non
pareil Is p0nt. paper to be 21X:;S, 6a lhs-
S 4 e. No. 1 f,astem Book Same to be-
sarnpi shown.
The matter of the above printing and
binding can he seen at the law office OF
Eugene McQuiiiu. No. 20 i.aclede Hui.d
ing Fourth and olive streets. bidders viii
state the price for the job complete. bond
in the sum OF Ten Thousand tSl0,GJD00) d0!-
lars will be required. "a he approved by i.
the Mayor. also a cash deposit at oneN
Thousa nd SiG00G0t dollars with the City
Treasurer his receipt for the sdma 10 he
accompanied with each bid. No bids will
be considered in which there shall he any
erasurc or in.eriineation.
All OF the said books shall hear on the
cover or title page the imprint of the
"Alied Printing Trades Council Of st.
Louis Missouri aui no bids viii be en-
tertaineT ,pursuaat TO Ordinance No. 1911.
approved July sth. 1881 except from par
ties who have the right to print on the
cover or title page o: said books the said
imprint The woTt: must he completed and
delivered from date of the contract at the
City Register office on or before July 1st.
1860
The Register reserves the right I" reject
any and all bids The above printing am!
binding to be under the superintendent OF
the Revsor OF Ordinance Eugene MCQuil-
lin. at No. ID faclede BuidinS, Fourth and
Olive streets.
HENRY BFSCH.
= EsgisteE.
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Methodist Prohibition of Dancing
and Theater-Going Not
Popular.
MINISTER'S URGE THE REPEAL
General Conference in Chicago
Next Month Expected 80 Re.
move the Ban From Those
y AnluStlnrniS.

.iEPt iI.iy SPECIAL,
New York Arm # 3, .. more. .,.t.u II
mere concurrence thii three u' 'h' h-
fnfu"ntial "f tn" Eastern C4nfr: ace of The
Methodist i:piscu;.tl Church have icCertiy
,i,.i ,,,..,,,.rf..l. T.. a., .t ,.r,I ,,,nt.,
''''''''' NV ''',, W ''''
enc" T"uu' sung IA" elimination IRON III"
Book of DisciuIin,. of tb,. ur,.s.ut inhibition
,.,iu.t ,.,u,.,,,. ,.,r.i-,,t,,,,,,. and tb.,,.r
'''''''7' '''7' '''''' t''.'f f''S "''
GuinG. ThiS action IS part Of a cun'"f'"l
movement of tn. ur4s.n, l-u.,,t. r and more
r,,.,,.., ,.,,,,,, ,,e 49,. .t.,
~" '"' Wv '"''t Wy ''s '""i'"'
Similar resolutions VIII h.. passed 10y u'h-
-, district conferences thr,urI. II ti.. com
NY ana s'"'ii'' 81 '"' sim ''' 'h' vi;
ral chang" will be adopted by d large Yet"
hr fh,. General Conference which nI..t :
mkt .uontGi IN ,'hic:,ru tn. General ,nu-
~ ,;n ~ i.o;.t,.iv
WI" - 'H' H"!'i ~ ..
'"''' ga 'iic M'i''nIS, 'H"f'h me- WY
four years
Conferences which have recently voitd III
favor of the Ch.us- dr. th.. New Jersey
conference. thu N'W York Fast tohi"r-
'iyct which include not only the churches
"i Manhattan east Of f"Ilth AEerne. bUt
also ihus- Ot Bruukiyu and many in Con-
u.CtiCnt. ard the New York Conference.
inclJ"Iine all thos" west of Fourth avent".
Tie pastor of one uf the largest Me;h1i!st
churches in Manhattan said To-day:
" II dead letter. so Iar rs know Nobody
IN the Methodist 'h"rch has been G!s-
ririir"d Tor Hcar-. either for dancing "r iur
a't"niitg tlt- th'atet.
'fs"S "r"""'
Thr Reverend Doctor Gcorge =. Mains
formerly ui bf"ok'|H, .!tid nov connect
with the Methodist ;not Concern AZ NJ.
i'' rum ;iEth'ic. II, dhi has been Tor years
one al ~, most ardent advocates uf ~.
proposed 'haHS" t'ncior tlains has urged
m" fei''i ot tn objectionable clause in a
i"lS ,hft''ie IN IN" NJ, thUd!St Review.
heiirNe' SAID Doctor Mains. that this
~ 't'"' IN OFT ''lS,lpllh''. which VI" insert
''' nH IN" 'ch"fa! 'niiie'cfice Of 49,. pre-
E'h''hS I" 'he 'hurch an authuriiativ" in
''"N tNpUFSdtoflus ot amuS'fn"nts. was IA
'u"St grave hlufuer of .'ci'S!aS;ical l"giSia-
non, / believe that the effect of this dis
lh''iNt "hd tm"it has been To damage
"n' hchttIc IN" influence of our dennmif4-
non nave hdd the feeling that in much
"i "ur chlfcn teaching the mistake has
'"'"il fnhu" or taking narrow views of the
legitimate" sphere "f Christian life
lie rubodimrut of this legislation in our
i!"ok ui Discipline exposes the MethnLiSt
Episcopal Church TO damaging popular
aversion. | know of several cases where
We. nave lost the membership Of most eN-
'"Ii.nt young persons because they could
not make themselves believe that for them
certain things were wrong
DOCTOR Mains quoted the words of Bishop
T. ":S. one o' the highest church nthOri.isS,
Who said:
We must frankly recognize the mead of
amusement: God meant this for Il happy
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BRABANT AND KITCHENER.
They Are Reported Together at
Aliwal North.

Aiiwal North. Wednesday. April u.-Io:1
Kitchener arrived here to-day and left soon
after.
\ Bosr big gun was knocked over yestsr-
day ut Wepener. The garrison is holding IS
own There has been heavy cannonading
there again to-day.
Lord Kitchener inspected the positions
across Frsre bridge with General B-abant
and staff, after which he sent sympathetic
message to the Wepener garrison. hoping
for an early change in the circumstances.
,Other dispatches to The Republic report
Brabant as being with the besieged garrison
at Wepener. II has been generally reported
that he was in command at Wepener and
the above dispatch on that point is ineN-
rlicab..)
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Merchants Exchange Hon"rS IL
Deceased Members.

r. X. Juasou. J. &. Van Elar.orn. 7. :.
Ncpn"eters Robert II. Whitelaw aud ~.
II. Wernsr. The committee appointed by
President Whiiciaw of The Merchants Ex-
change to prcpaf. Suitable resolutions on
tn. death oi Charles IT s;g man. yesterday
submitted resolutions. which were adopt !
bv the Board OF Directors.
Ja;n"s NJ. carpenter. Z. &. Rnwse ana
Albert Todd Terry. the committee appoint
ed bN th" Board OF directors 10 prepare
resolutions on tn" death of William Booth,
also submitted Il report. which was adopted.
and chatles Parsons. -. x. Francis. julius
: Walsh Rolla wclis and r. +. WHlls"f
gllhmittpI resolutions the dealt: of
charles rhouteAE Matiitt.
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GERMANY NOT IN 1T.
America. Russia and Britain Will
Make a Demonstration.

Berlin. April 1.-THE German Foreign
Office denies the statement that Germany
will participate in an international naval
demonstration at Taku. 4 high official said
this afternoon:
I'VE have not yet decided upon sl1ch
step, but it might become necessary. 1t is
true that Great Britain. the United States
and Russia have agreed upon such a dem-
Onsi Y ton
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jusbaud aud Wife burned.

EEPI Hilt SfE' lAl"
Newman III. April 1.-THE explosion Of
a lamp in the home OF Ii. l.. Dawson, in
this city. about 10 O'Clock last night. cam.;
near costing Mrs. Dawson her life. he
sides severely burning Mr.. Dawson. AS she
picked up The lamp 1t exploded and threw
th. buruing oil over her clothing. which
took iire Mrs Dawson ran to the kitchen,
grabbed Il pail of water and extinSuished
th.. flames In the fire which followed the
explosion Mr. Dawson's clothing also iC
uited His hands We're burned severely and
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C0REMkKERs' STRIKE SPREADS
Union Men Are Denied Rccogui-
lion by Mr.. Harrison.

The strike at the Shicllla- -Harrison-iow-
ard Iron tompany's foundry Is assunlin:
large proportions Besides the coremakers
100 rnold.rs' helpers and twenty-five chip
pers' helpers are now out. 4 committee
of moders helpers called to see President
not admitted to his presence. They
We're met by Superintendent Harry Nc
committee refused TO discuss their griev-
ances with anybody but Mr.. Harrison. and
left the place.
Mr. Harrison, il is said. will not reccs
niZe any union. because of the trouble he
had when he recognized the Moidprs' Mon.
All the places vacated 10y the strikers have
been filled. said Mir. Harrison. ard the com
ranN i having ;hrm 81 % a DIV.
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NEW CREED AGAIN. ASKED.
>assnU Presbytery Sends Prayer to
the General Asaemhly.

New York, April 1.-THE Presbyt"ry 0i
Nassau. in session at Northport, L. J..
unanimously adopted the following resolrI.
ton:
'''l'ha; it is the prayer of the presbytsry
of Nassau that the General Assembly
formulate a short and simple creed ;ha
would T.. acceptable to the church.
The resolution as introduced was stronger
but was modified In the interest of harmony
The reverend c. .. Gray. who Offered tn,
resolution. said II meant to set aside the
present creed as an Old heirloom. and Il
make II new creed that would be- more pre-
else. Nh Gray was elected delegate to IN"
General Assembly. with the understanding
that h- would present his views tn :ti.tl
h,,,i
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THIRD AVENUE ROAD LEASED.
Big New York Street Railwa,
Deal Closed.

New York. Apri! Ji-At Il joint meet
I'M: of the Third Avenue and Metropolitan
Street railroads to-day the lease of the
Third Avenue for @99 years TO the latter
corporation was effected.
The terms of the lease which are sub
ieCt to the formal ratification of the stock
holders of both companies. are these:
For the next four years the metropolitan
guarantees to- the Third Avenue StoCkhold-
,.rS merely the earnings of the road. what
ever they may be: for the next two years.
, per cent on the stock: for the next four.
3 per cent. and for the remainder of the
period through which the lease Is to run
: per cent.
The lease will be ratified al a meeting of
the Stockholders. tn he held some time III
MlN.
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4" DEAR MRs. PrNKHAM

Ihave taken Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound as advised and now
send Won letter for publication. For
several years l was in such wretched
health that life was almost burden.
| could hardly walk across the floor.
was so feeble. Several of our best
physicians attended me, but failed to
help. l concluded to write to you for
advice. In few days / received such
akind. motherly letter. | followed your
instructions and am my odd self
again. Was greatly benefited before 1
had used one bottle. May God bless
you for what you are doing for suffer
ing women. MRs. CLARA GATES,
Johns p. o., Miss, Oct. s, 1899.
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BISHOP HENNESSEY'S WILL.
Dead Churcilman'S Brother Files
Il Contest in pubuque.

Dubuque la. April ll.-Mchael J. Hem
nessey to-day filed petition Ia hav. the
Will of his brother. Archbishop Hennessey.
declared null and void.
He alleges the will on file is not the Ia st
one: that there are two new wills one dis
posing Of church property. the other of
p-!vat" property. They bear date of Jan
uary is, 1899 while the original bears the
date "f January l.. TIE new wills are said
- have the same witnesses rs the first
one. ana 10 have many eraSureS and in
lines The wills are in the possession oG an
attorney. who refuses tn make public their
provisions.
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CUBAN TEACHERS WILL COME
President and Fellows of Harvard
inalantre XIN.iUu.

Boston April 1l.-Suprrnt enden' Fry OF
the cuban schouiS has tcl"Srapkcd To Cen
..ral Wood. military GoTern.r of Cuba that
voted tu guarantee S7o.WN to welcome 40
cuban teachers This action un the part of
tn" university in%rr"s the success of the
enterprise.
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EDMOND ROSTAND VERY I'LL.
His Friends Fear He VIII Die %,
Become Insane.
SPl1cTAlET"ARLE

SPEtiAi IN ;AsL.t-
Paris. Aplii il.-(coryfight 1869. hy "
L. H"alst.t- Edmond Eostaud, author %;
''cyrano d. Bergor1c,' * dangerously III.
ana his friends fear fatal termination al
his illness. III" cerebral disturbance which
has manifested tscif before.
II - feared :hat recovery will ha only at
the cost of permanent insanity.
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FOREIGN.

General Gatacre has been relieved Of
command OF the Third Division in tn" Free
state by General ChefmSide. and Viii re-
1uf-u to ENGLAND
colonel Badell-rcwell, defender Of Mat
king. is reported dead. The news mas been
received at Pretoria, but l. uoi confirmed
there ass yet.
General Roberts reports that he has
hoard nothing furi he. from Wep.ucr. whore
Rrabant is fighting. and he docs not men
-iou the disaster which was reported l."
have taken place north OF Blocmt"ntein.
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BUILDING TRADES STRIKE.
!. l.. Westlakc Defines the .Atti
Iude of The Master Builders.

James l.. Westlakc. representing the Mas
ter Builders Association. yesterday gave
out the following, which he declares is
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BADEN-POWELL'S END.
Defender of Mafeking Is Reported
Dead.

Pretoria, Tuesday. April l0.-lt is report
cd here that Colonel Raden-Powell, the
British commander at Msfeking, Is dead.
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1O-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
freshness.


Discount rates were : to +, per cen' '"t
call and time loans ClearanCrS So "
balances, s624, 30. New York 'H'h'I!-t' -
discount bid. par asked: Louisviil'- i"' %i'N- %
count bid, pa, asked: Chicago. 10 premium
bid. a5c premium asked; Cincinnati ,"r 1iS on
count bid, par asked; New oris'-'7' ~ ''F
count bid. per asked.
April; Tlisc a. May; 675sc Il. July; ,"H -
No. red. Corn closed lower at - u.
April: SS2sdIac a. NAV; gas - H. ia -
No. = white. Oats closed - - l.- ~
.5isai.c 10. MaN, 2itsc e. JUi>, - No :.
At Chicago wheat CLOSED higher 1T e., ID.
April: e. .'l asr a. MAY; Is 81 b. J"iN '''l
Sept Corn closed lnwcr al .''g u. ~ -
aa2ac MAY; 4eiat;a.c 10. Jnly: 49, g. - ~.
Oa,s closed at 49, Aprili "a '4' M'H
.%i.c juiy.
The local market for standard mess pet.,
closed steady at $i5 for ola, ah' "a 80
+o,, new. I:lme sr,an hard closed hlehe''
al 6sac; choice al GOO.
The local spot cotton maIk"' Closed quiet
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Hotel Empire. New York. high-class
hotel. moderate rates see ad. on page OF.
posite editorial Of this paper.
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iii Sreued l Could mot

IL StSk0tu j VOtlu uOS
l get my strength
again. i have
chills and the
severest pains in
my limbs and top
q OF head and am
almost insens;-
Y BILE at times. j
also have a pain
Ijust to the right Of
: breast bone. 1t is
SO severe at times
that l cannot lie on
my right side. Please
write me what you
think of my case. -"
Mrs. CLARAGATEs,
\ Johns P.O., Miss.
April 25, 1898.
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RAILROADS.

Tho Baltimore and Ohio Sout hw .ern
machinery shops are established at Flora,
III.
General Passenger Agent Barker OF 1hc
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, who was
Threatened with pneumonia. is conval"s"cnt.
The Baltimore ana Ohio Southwestern
passenger men will hold meeting At Gin
cinnati to-day.
4 number of recruits left Jefferson Bar
racks Yesterday tor san Francisco.
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SgpRTT\t.

.rhe Adier-Ceiia-Tille syndicate Is fisur-
ing on making another bid of s-2l'J5 Tor
controlling interest in the falr 1ro"haS'
Philadelphia club wanted TO buy McGraw
80. Wallace from ST. Louis. Robson refused
10 sell AT any consideration
u.oostrice Garry Hermann. Streamer.
Nolo. Meddlar and Schnel Laufer were ihe
winners at Memphis.
t-upi,tity. Tonicum Cousin Jess. Mon
month BOY and petit Maitre were winners
al BcnninCs.
Morelia Rrllicl, i'"rSeus. Captive. AmaNa
and SalIine were the winners al Frisco.
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my own SELF AGAIN."
sirs. Gate. Writes 70 Mrs. Pinkhazn.
Follsvs Her Advice and 10 Made Well.

DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:For nearly
two and onehalf years have been in
feeble health. After my little child came
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CANNERIEs MAKE BIG PAGES.

Pacific American 5000. Sound Packing
Company - 900. Fairhaven Canning
Company $4,000. Astoria = Puget
Sound 5000.