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London.

London, May l5-At the opening NJ
the Newmarket second spring meet.
ing today the American Jockeys bad
another run OF success Tod sloan TOOK
me hrst race. n trial plate. on simon.
SIDE Sly Fox. ridden by L. Reif. fin.
ished second
The visitors plate was capture5 by
Sacrlpant William Dukes Fgmont
win Rgby up was second
The Somcrv.lle stakes was won nv
Aylesham. g.loted by J. Reln. Unalna
r,dded by sloan was next.
A sweepstakes resulted in n victory
for Mr.. Dukes Galveston. guided bv
Rigby Martini with /. Reln up and
Caracolla ridden by sloan. were soc.
ond ana third respectively.
/. Reid brought Kaflr Queen IN FIRST
10 q selling plate race. Doris was SEQ.
ond and Broken Melody. sloau's
mount. was third
The Newmarket handloan was won
by Joe Chamberlain. with sloan m
the saddle Ameer was second ana Tho
Decker ridden by L. Reinf was third
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AarINALDo REaAN rnE wAR.
Story that Americans Were Aggres.
sors shown 20 be False.

washington. May 15.-The President
today sent 90 the Senate a letter re-
celved from Cen Ous transmitting a
translation 90 a letter written by
Agulnaldo 20 a friend In Manila, warm
Ing him 90 leave that city Aguinal3o's
letter Is dated Malolos. January l7. 1898,
and Is addressed 10 Senior BOnit1 Lee
Fardo. In % AEuinaldo says:
81 beg you 20 leave Manila with your
family and 90 come here 90 Malolos. but
not because J want 90 frirhten you.
merely wish .o warn you Tor your salts
faction, although &c Is not yet the day
or week
I'm bis communication 0f transmittal
Gen. Otis says The letter is forward
Cd 90 meet still further the absurd
charge that tho American authorities IN
Manila inauguraiod the war"
Gen. otis also states that this letter
o. one OF a number written by Agu.u-
aldo 90 bis friends ln Manila. warning
them 90 leave the city for their safety.
DC adds that many families LETT the
city ln consequence OF This warning.
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Victoria b. CsMay 15.-A man named
Elliott who is said to be- a brother OF
Sir Henry Elliott. ON staff duty Of
South Africa, and a relative OF Lord
Mimic, was arrested here for forgery
today lie was taken into court. and
attempted suicide by swallowing brok-
en- glass. There was a scene I'm the
courtroom and the prisoner was quick.
ly removed 60 the hospital Elliott can.
not i've Prior TO his attempt on his
life be made a dramatic statement con-
corning his trouble
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BURGLAR GETS NOTHING.
Enters. the Home Of George ". Meyer
Monday Night

Last Monday night the residence Of
Mr. G. w. Mayer was entered by some
individual with evident burglarous IN
tent Candle dripping were found all
over the house which goes TO show that
the burglar took his time In looking
for yaluabias Entrance was made
through n side window aud the exit
was through the front door,
Nothing was missed. although there
was considerable cash In the house at
the time OF the visit.
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New York. May l5.-rhe heat was IN
tense at Morris Park today ana the
crowd was about the smallest OF the
meeting. Results:
First race, six and a half fufIonvs
Vulcan won, Unmasked second. Imp
third. Tlme--t.2l
Second race, seven furlongs. selling
First Whip won, Brisk second. Bangor
third. Time-l:21is.
Third race the Bay Chester. mile
lldrim won. Cuntestor second. Herbert
third. Time-liOA.
Fourth race. the New Rochelle han-
dlcap seven furlongs Survivor won.
Missionary second His Royal High
ness third, Timc-l;21H.
Fitth race, four ana q half furIongs-
Maiden won, Charles secondKWKWK
Maiden Won Cherries second. Goddess
OF Night third. Tlme--.5it
Sixth race, six furlongs-Flrearm
won, General Mart Gary second. Iadv
Lucas third. Time-lllis.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The police and fire departments Will
shortly play o match game Of baseball
The former VIII play under the man
ucomcut Of officer Ed Davies. while
capt. Wood viii have charge Of the
latter
The y. C.. NJ. I. and the Hansen Pro-
duce Rippers win play ball on Decora-
lion day. Both teams are practicug
assIdu0usly f0r the contest.
Pocatelo's new first baseman. Bill
Haynes. Is now with the team, having
returned from Portland.
Tomorrow night q number Of Utahs
marksmen WIN go 90 Butte TO- shoot
against the NYnt0nans Friday Those
who win go ure T. sharpe ana CALI
son OF Salt Lake. and Browning, Becker
Bigelow and Brewer Of ogden
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Chicago, May l5.-Weather clear.
track fast at Lakeside today Re
suits.
First race, six furlongs. selling
Monicon won John Grgsby second,
lnnovator third. Tlme-lI5H.
Second race. four and a half fur
longs-The Cuban Girl won. Lilly Pant
land second, Cinara third. Tlme-.55L
Third race, mile and sixteenth
Malay won, Eva Rice second. strang-
est third Time-l:4gt
Fourth race. five and half furlongs
seHInF st. Cuthbert won, Pauline. j.
second Orion third. Tlme-i.OS
Flfth race, five and half furlonqs
S'illhg-OConnell won, Abe Furst
second King Carnival third Time
l.07i5.
sixth race, four furlongs. selling
Cora Goetz won, KID Cox second Gib.
son Girl third, Tlme-.4gis.
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ANOTHER MESSENGER RACE.
Utah Messenger aud Signal Boys 20
Run Sunday.

Arrangements have been completed
Tor q road race TO Callers Park from,
the Western Union Telegraph Office
next Sunday. The competitors win be
eighteen members Of the Utah Mes
senger and Signal company.
The boys win start az a. m. and 90
20 Sixth South and East Temple then
20 Fifth Est and thence south.
The following prizes have been Of
fered;
First prize, gold watch, donated By
McConahy. second prize. scarf pin. do
mated by ]. II. Leyson; third prize.
scarf pin, New York Collateral Bank;
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Logan. May l5.-The a. G.. ana p. Y.
baseball teams met on the latter's cane
pus yesterday and played as exciting a
game as ever seen IN this city At the
close OF the ninth inning the score stood
~ 20 H. Another inning was played,
IN which the B. US got ratified and LET
in 8 A. G. players In the second half
OF the tenth the a. C.'s put out one
man ON first second man got 20 first
but the third knocked O u.s. 20 FIRST, who
doubled 20 second and the game was
ended
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PHILIPPINE DEATH ROLL.
smallpox Claims More Victims Than
Any Other One Cause.

Washington. May i5.-Gen. AlacAr-
'ulrs latest casualty list Il as follows.
DIowned-May TN, troop =. Third
cavalry, John =. Adams: May 9Th.
company O. Twehty-fourth infantry.
Elisha ForChe.
!aundIce-May 9th company +. Sew
iiu55eh'h infantry. sergt, Frederick q.
FneumonIa-May 9th, company NJ,
'gLly.slSth infantry Jay w. Cohen
isPhtd teyer-April 18th. company
Llsnleenth infantry, Israel Cork;
~! 1lh company II, Twenty in
.1uly frank I. Bigos. May 9Th. COM
bl.ly T., torty-second infantry. Frank
sSaseii April 9Th. company G. Forty
w infantry. Mathew Mikauw: April
iu. company O.. Forty-eiPhth infantry.
James *. Heldsr
So -l.l'aI ieyer-May Sth, company ].
IN 'A'eenIh Infantry. Roy Sayers: May
m, lllHpany J.. Seventeenth infantry.
,l,.t ss sullivan. company II. Forty
NJ infantry. Napoleon L. Baudette.
g.t Igih company D. Twenty-frst in
'-I.Ii Alfred Tollok.
lnionlc dl8rrhoea-Af 10Th com.
iC-s5.H,, twenty -nrst infantry, William
tye'.saI' May Oh. company +. Twcn-
T,,'. infantry, Michael j. Farrell.
r1- -u'l li1sls- May ith. company X,
V,uh,1 Infantry, While Bowman.
F,-,lr ..I,lll,.s May sth. company e.
Vs.tiEhIh Infantry, John Farman.
TO-. l'Ia-April IN. company c. Six
AN infantry Robert n. Hoofer:
~ 4,n. company Is. Sixteenth inc
S't's Corp. Abraham Cross. Aprl
i.t- company g. F0rty-thlFd Infantry
80 h1ni. April Both. COMPANY a.
NJ fourth infantry. Fred Nicholas.
~, ,'g company C.. Forty.nlntb Inc
- toward Grocnleaf company n.
N,y',.lsIll irtnntfy Elijah sears.
wv Peter lia.rsl0d.
i.r. .eiy-Nay Oh. company ID hat.
l... ny snginew. T.. 9. 4. FRANZ ~.
t..... Nar M. company IL Twenty.
hra IT,. ...l'tliy Sergeant Pa'rck Ma
hhrI-y mn company I. Thirty-hfth
p .e.Ias ArrV E9rl corn,arv n
infantry. Edward ~. Baker.
q S.,.t or liver April 26th battery
nb ,'n artillery. Fred Wilhelm. April
liv p.,.ll 10y p, Twenty-slxtA infan-
D2eari pa Laird
ty.r.r'h Aiy ith. company * TWEEN
Chv1 'nilniry sergt. William II.
b rl.,. ellti,le-April iCth. company
De- ,.ehih Infantry. Al0nzo Henley.
Nav W wounds received In acton
hp,,- eompanyI. Twentv-tb.r5 In
Arr b.. lis' Sergt Guy A. Wveth.
fsn,- company /. Forty.thlrd In.
tsby 4 T,nafies Dion. Aprn lst COM
per5,-. Foity-third Infantry oliver NJ
r5r,o t,ilss May Ord. COMPANY n
AeSls,lultd Infantry Thomas 4 Rates
Apri 1 oll9l pistol shot by comrade-
c. Forfv.rl,i',s robert per, suckles. company
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pEcIsIoN AGAlNsr MARrIN.
The Jockey Is Therefore Suspended
Until June 9Th.

London. May l5-The stewards OF the
Jockey club Investigated the charges OF
foul riding made against Sheets" Mar
tin. the American Jockey, May II. and
have decided TO suspend him untn
June O.
Martin was disqualified al Kempton
Park. May II, after winning the spring
2-year-old plate on Mr.. j. Musker's
Dunoycr colt. lie was suspended for
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SCOTT WAS A PUzzLER.
Had the PhiIlies at His Mercy After
the Fifth.

Cincinnati, May l5.-Both sides had
numerous chances TO win t0days
game, but the necessary hit failed TO
materiallze. With one man out In the
twelfth inning, Steinfeldt hit for three
bases. Ortiz then purposely sent Irwin
to flrst on balls. Wood struck out and
Barrett's little fly ended the game.
Scott had the visitors at his mercy
after the fifth, striking out Slagle and
Delehanty with man on second In
the tenth and Chlles and Ortiz In the
eleventh with the third base occupied.
Darkness ended the struggle, Attend
ance 200
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TO PLAY AT CALDER's.
The state League and Walkers are
az Outs.

Il now looks as though the balance
Of the league games win be played az
the Callers PARK by Saturday IL IS
expected the diamond win be in shape
for the players. II Is understood that
the grand stand admission win be only
10 cents and the street car company
win make excursion rates. Al efforts
90 arrange matters with the manage
ment of Walkers Park have failed and
so the situation stands.
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BIG CATTLE MOVEMENT.

Within the next sixty days over 1000
cars Of Texas cattle win pass through
Denver on the way TO northern Colo
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WEAK WIN TUE STICK.
Van Haltren Pitched the Last Three
Innings for New York.

Chicago May 1.-THE Chlcagos were
weak with the stick today, but made
lt four straight from New York be-
cause Of seymour's wildness. Van
Haltern pitched the last three innings
Tor New York, the first time he has
been IN that position for ten years.
Attendance, 200.
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X. n. j.,
IlttsDuis O." q. ...,.,., o. 2 2
bustoh''' ''t 60. '.'s.'..,,.... b ]
Batteries Tannehill and Schreyer.
Pittinger and W. Clarke.
Umpire-Emslle
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the remainder Of the meeting and re-
ported 70 the stewards VI the Jockey
club.
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SCORE
r IL d

n IT, u
ghlcaEo'. q. .',.s.o,...,lO 2
rev YORK 90. 90. ".,".,." $ II 2
BattorIes--Taylor and Nichols sey-
mour Van Haltern and Boywerman.
Umpire-O'Day.
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American League.
TODAYs GAMES.

Chicago az Detroit
Kansas city az Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Buffalo.
Minneapolis at Cleveland.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Detroit 9; Chicago. 4.
indianapolis, ~. Kansas City, II.
Buffalo, 2. Milwaukee. G.
Cleveland, 1 Minneapolis. 4.
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SCORE

r. II. y.
CINCINNATI go. go. ..,." 10
IHllduelphla' o. B.. b.. ....,.,. Il B
Batteries-scott and Pletz; orth and
Mcfarland
Umpire-Swartwood
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YESTERDAYS GAMES.
BosToN's FATAL INNING.
In the Sixth the Game Goes TO Pitts.
burg.

Pittsburg, May 15.-The sixth was
Plttingers fatal inning when a COM
blnati0n Of errors ana hits gave the
game to PIttsburg. Attendance. $500.
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X, II. =,
~ LOUIS. q" " ' o. .,,,,. 2 10 3
hi"uhlgu" 's' 90. zee '.s...., II 2
BatterIes-sudhon and Criger: Dunn
and ], Mcclure.
Umpire-Hurst
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Che best coutoniment has" Yet. hove
ever noble IN mind. mo man or woman
can have perfect cuutentment without
physical health The blood must be
Kept pure and the stomach and diges
tive organs in good order The best
means Tor this purpose IS Hoods sar-
saparllla. II promptly cures an blood
humors and cupuons and tones up the
system.
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ST. louis oUT.PLAYED.
Donlin's Error Let In n Couple OF
Runs ia the Seventh.

St. Louis. May lj-Brooklyn OUT
played ST. Louis at every point today
Donlin's error let IN two runs In the
seventh. Attendance, 1000.
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LOCAL EVENTS.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.

VIII Play Again Tomorrow For $50
The Lineup.
Tomorrow afternoon the Bankers and
Brokers WIN lIne-up again FOR a match
game Of bail. It viii be for a side bet
Of $50. The teams viii begin the strug-
els promptly at 4 o'clock. The players
are az follows:
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The favorite eathartlo is Hoods Pills
PC.
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with one fIan Out Ia the TwcInb,
sleinfelJt hit Three Bases
Necessary hit Failed.
STANDING or THE cLUBs.
Natlonal Lenene.
ToDAY's GAMES

Ibl1A d GAMES,
Boston at Chicago
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York al 81. Louis.
Philadelphia 40 pittsburg.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pittsburg. e. Boston, Q.
81. Louis, q. Brooklyn. o.
Chicago 10; New York, s.
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when dizzy or drowsy take Bee.
eham's Pills.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

A large number of the leading
democratic and independent papers
both north and south have announced
their intention to support Mckinley.
The Louisville Courier. Journal and
Baltimore Sun both declare they will
support the Bryan ticket, but sdd
that they expect to laugh instead Of
mourn when it gets smashed this fall
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

The surplus for the past fiscal year
in the national treasury was $751;
600, 900, and $4,000, 900 of this was
devoted to paying off bonds. Com.
pare this with the democratic record
of deficits and bond issues both in
the national sdministl alton and in
this state, and You will understand
why the people have confidence in
the republican party.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

The Chinese situation is becoming
more serious every day and it now
looks as il there was little reason to
hope for the lives of any Americans
who were in Peking at the time of
the outbreak. The fear among the
European powers that one of them
may get the advantage in the final
settlement, prevents concerted action,
and no country unless it is Japan has
sufficient men at hand to do the job
alone.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

Senator Teller on his return from
Bryan's conventions was not met in
Denver by an admiring throng with
a coach and white horses and hauled
over the city. Colorado has changed
under the warm sun of prosperity,
and treachery to the party that has
showered honors on a man is no
longer at premium.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

Bryan dictated every detail of the
democratic convention at Kansas City
last week, forced the committee to
make platform TO suit him against
wishes OF majority of the delegates,
and forced the conventions fsvorite
out of the race for vice president.
Yet some democrats will still talk of
Boss Hanna The only real Gear in
politics today is Boss Bryan.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

When the resolution committee of
Bryan's convention accused the re-
publican party of trying to fasten q
permanent debt on the nation, they
must have overlooked the S260, 600,
600 Of bonds issued by democratic
administration in time OF peace to
meet deficit caused by the Wilson
bill. which Bryan worked and voted
te- pass.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

1t was pretty rough on the email
remnant of the silver republicans to
have their candidate for vice -presi-
dent almost unanimously repudiated
by the democratic convention. But
when in addition to that the tail end
of the Cleveland administration is
cramrned down their throats, it is a
case of rubbing it in.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

Would be Senator Msloney had his
baggage attached for an old debt
while at the Kansas City convention,
besides having to listen to his rival
make an eloquent speech as tempo.
rary chairman of the convention The
rival, Governor Thomas, after second
ing the nomination of Towne WAS
forced under the unit rule to vote for
Stevenson The woes of Colorado
democrats are great these days
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

An eastern paper is responsible for
the story that Rocky Ford liquor
caused an actor to play fourteen diff
ferent characters from as many plays
in one performances, This may &C
count for the orator of the Fourth
there mixing politics, religion and
prohibition with his GRAFTON.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

Olney Newell, secretary of the
democratic state committee, came
down from Denver last "Wednesday
to tell the local democrats who to
support for state offices at the com
ing election. No dictation from Den
yer will be permitted by the local
democrats. No, no!
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

II is announced that I. c. Henry
is constructing several irrigation ca.
mails in Nebraska this summer. No
doubt before fall he will be more
popular citizen there than Bryan,
but. There is no use ttresbing
over old straw; Nebraska will have
to learn her lesson just the same as
Kansas and Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11
"oemoerne,.s Ben,neen, Rule.

In his opening speech as tempora
~ chairman Governor Thomas said
Democracy wages no war against
wealth. Under her bepificeut rule its
creation and amassmeat have ever been
among the most worthy objects OF bu,
man effort
Democrscy's "benifcent rule
from 1898 to 1897. Well, nnw!
Wouldn't that just put you to sleep
Governor Thomas smsssed his for
tune in those dark days by forecios-
ing his less fortunate neighbors and
buying their property for little or
nothing, and then selling it during
Mckinley's administration. He, OF
course, would like another chance of
that kind, and IS hoping for Brysn's
''benihcent rule" The voters, how
ever, have learned few things in the
past eight years as the governor will
find to his sorrow
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

A Kansas business man reported to
authorities that be had sent $500 to
green goods man and received no
reply. The business man was prompt
ly arrested charge with attempting
to obtain counterfeit money. This Is
right, for the victim of this game is
Just as dishonest in his intentions as
the green goods man himself
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

A tornado swept through New
Jersey this week destroying every
thing In its path except Mark Hanna's
summer cottage A tornado is only
a pleasant zephyr to the man who has
faced all the wind bag orators of the
democi attic party for four years
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

The silver republican convention
at Kansas City was 3 mass conyen-
ton, everybody being entitled to be
delegates. Several western states
had more than 200 present Colora-
do had I and it is rumored the entire
party was there. Several of them are
ashamed, however, and viii not do so
again.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

1t doesn't pay to be cute these
days. Tom Sharkey, the pugilist,
lost his opportunity to marry rich
and charming widow, because in one
OF his love letters he asked her if she
wouldn't like to be the ice man"
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

Another female minstrel troupe is
said to be headed toward this valley.
II it is anything like the last one. its
manager will soon realize that it is
possible for hen fruit to become as
aged as his aggregation of females
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

The democrats Of the country had
forgotten who A. f Stevenson was
when Bryan resurrected him and
forced the convention TO nominate
him for vice president Some of the
local democrats thought ii was Colo
RADIOS A. NJ Stevenson, and were
quite wrathy Boss Bryan is deter
mined that there shall be nothing in
the democratic circus that will de-
tract attention from himself this year.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

A report was sent out from Mount
Washington that man froze to
death there on July 4th. The report
er there is evidently lacking in one
of the characteristics of the man for
whom the mountain was named.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

La Junts is now possessed of the
Fries orphan home, lately run out of
Pueblo. and many of her people are
willing TO pass it along if any other
town wants it.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

After reading the work of the dem
ocratic convention the better element
of that party made grand rush to
register their names in the Mckinley
band wagon.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

A movement is on foot in London
to allow municipal prohibition OF
poetry. This is form of prohibition
that is likely to become popular in
this country, even if it is of English
origin.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

Teller treated the Kansas City con-
vention to another dose of tears last
week. The old man is getting to be
quite an artist in his line, and can
tap his tear tank on short notice.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

One of the convention orators said
'.the democracy has been the party
of expansion" Correct, The dem
ocratic party has been most every
thing; now it is merely '.has been"
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

Governor Thomas said that ''the
democrats are for free silver, if they
are for anything" The Governor
wisely leaves the question open, for
most people doubt if the party is for
anything.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

This year that ounce of silver will
not much more than buy bushel of
corn. Bryan will have to amend his
table of comparisons to meet the Nc
Kinley prosperity conditions
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

This promises to be genuine 16
to l campaign before the summer is
over. The odds offered are 4 to l on
Mckinley now, and still no Bryan
money comes in sight.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

The democrats can't entirely give
up Cleveland, their only successful
candidate in 40 years, so they nomi
mated the small end of his admins
tration for vice president
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

A jury fined ex Congressman Rob-
erts $3.50 for having three wives and
refused to allow the sum to be applied
on his spring millinery bill The
loss of his 5000 salary as member
of congress was not considered either.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

That clause in the democratic plat
form about obtaining the consent of
governed will sound well down in
Kentucky, where the democrats have
inst stolen the state government in
the face of forty thousand adverse
majority.
The Lamar register., 1900-07-11

Twenty seven deaths from pros
tration is the record of Chicago last
week. It is hot here, but fortunately
it is a different kind of heat.