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Struggling with the New Scale,

Indianapolis, Ind, May 23.-The
wage scale committee of the Amalgam-
ated association is still struggling
with the new scale. A report is not
likely until Friday or Saturday.
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HonoluIu Free From Plague.

San Francisco, May 23.-The steam
er Australia brings Honolulu advices to
May Is. At that date there had not
been a case of the bubonic plague for
46 days and business had resumed its
former activity.
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Washington, May 23.-Chairman Ray
of the house judiciary committee
called up in the house, by unanimous
consent, the Nicely extradition bill.
Forty-fve minutes debate was al
lowed.
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Lakeview, Ore, Fire swept.

Reno, New, May 2a.-A special to
the Gazette says that the business por-
ton of Lakeview, Ore, has been de-
stroyed by fire. Lakeview has a popu-
lation of 700.
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Washington, May 23.-The treasury
department will anticipate the inter-
est due June /, on the old two per
cent. bonds now being received under
the recent call.
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Sugar Advanced Ten Points.

New York, May 23.-All grades Of
refined sugar have been advanced ten
points by the American Sugar Refin-
ing Co, The independent rcfiners later
followed the advance.
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To Adjourn June O.

Washington. May 23.-The house
has adopted, without division, the res
olution providing for adjournment
June 6.
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London, May 23.-Lord Morris, one
OF the Irish recipients of the queens
birthday honors, who was created a
life peer in 1889, has been made a
hereditary peer.
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Death of Rev. DR.. Alex. Burns.

Toronto, Ont, May 23.-Rev. DIR.
Alexander Burns, late principal OF
Hamilton Wesleyan college, and at one
time president OF the Iowa Wesleyan
university and of Simpson college,
Iowa, died here last night.
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Instructed for Brynn.

Topeka, Kas., May 23.--The delega-
tion-at-large to the Democratic ma
tional convention are instructed to
support Mr.. Bryan for the presidential
nomination,
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New York, May 23.-The will of the
late BENZ. II. Howell, the sugar mer-
chant, disposes of an estate valued at
81, 50o 900 and gives $4,000 to Brook
lyn charities.
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yhe ~Arti-Canteen Hill.

Washington, May 23.-The anti-can-
teen bill was ordered favorably re-
ported by the house committee On mil
itary affairs, with an amendment
which will exclude liquor from the
capitol and other buildings.
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~ L. ling -.
.,ner befV.e the law.
Violence and defiance Of The la" "l4
.ausr accomplish ANYTHING; put
righteousness and subm +ioh 70 81
law will accomplish it.
But gradually the ers' ZONE 'ie
In borer by the strikes WIZ ne epal'e''
and some important thing eATA' no"
=. ha cold. The whole tende. 81 our
zines. as you have noticed, -a MAKE
49,. obasm between employer avg en-
nIove wider and wider. In Older lheS
~ head man of the factory- .a, uaas-
.ar builder, the capitalist, the Ltau
~ the firm, worked side by 'Foe
18th their employees Working
,es at the same bench, dining q. 'i1
10 table, and there are those
.,an remember the time wheh me-
+ of large commercial estaol'sA'
,ara accustomed to board WIN
men of the firm.
+ is changed, and the te-
II % make the distance between
nd employe wider and wider
L. ncv is to make the employ
g is wronged by the success
THE talist, and to make the car
snow, my laborers ar
- nd, of burden; / must CIV
rs3kzed. 11ch money for SO muc
~, been a lst so many pieces OF sll''
V action o. beads or sweat. IN ON,
-. bridge of sympathy is prol
W. own at both ends. That 1eeli
fe' well described by Thomas Oariy
he said: ''Plugson, OF 81 Dol
dershot, buccaneerlike, says TO j
Noble spinners, this is the nu
Eth thousand we have gam
rein | mean to dwell n piah' :
ards. The a1O0,O 900 is mlhe' !
wage was yours. Adleu' no,
oyn,ersl Drink my health with 7
groat each, which I give you over q
ebove.'" Now, what we wan Is w
mild hat bridge of sympathE, an
out the trowel to one OF the aOu'ne
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Gold for Europe,

New York, May 23.-Lazard Freres
will ship $1,250,000 gold to Europe
Thursday.
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Small Pox, Diphtheria.

Typhoid & Scarlet fevers and Measles are
contagious and will spread unless strong
measures are taken to prevent them. By
using Bromo Chloralum, the only odorless
and non poisonous disinfectant in use for
thirty years, you get the best ard cheapest
article made. A pint bottle makes two and
one-haif gallons for regular use. No better,
safer, or cheaper preventive eau be found
to check the spread of all fevers, Malaria,
vegetable and insect p~oisons, to purify cess
pools, drains and outhouses, and deodorize
sick rooms. A tape measure and descriptive
booklet will be sent free to all who send a
postal card addressed to Bromo Chloralum
Co. 81 Fulton St. New York.
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New York, May 23.-Money on call NOM
inally at ~ per cent. prime mercantile
paper 3Msmih pei cent. Sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bankers
bills at iS7&@4sIM for demand and at
4S4s4 44S47t for so days; posted rates, 4S5is
and 4S9, commercial bills, 4s4a4S4la; silver
Mexican dollars, 411ac. Government bonds
weak.
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There was a Michigan girl who, while hyp-
Noticed, borrowed $500. If she will kindly
send the lame Of the hypnotic school that
turned the trick she will confer a favor on
Anxious Reader.-lndian apolis News.
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Cotton.
anc

Quotations for middling range a. fol.
lows: St. Louis, 9xc; New York, sssc;
Memphis, 9lsc.
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The \
Remedies

For disorders Of the
feminine organs have
aained their great renOwzs
and enormous sale be-
cause Of tho permanent
rood they have dome and
are doing for the women
Of this country
n all aixIsg Or suffer-
Inn women could be made
10 understand how abb
s0IufeIy true are the
statements about Lydia 3.
Vegetable
CosslposzBay their suffer-
xn0s would end.
Mrs. nknNklbans O0unselS
women free Of charge.
Her address - Lynn
Mass. The advice she
glves 10 practical and
honest. You Oan write
freely to hess she ks q w0-
mani
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so nv ~ +ba;r I'M
poss>
doves.
Sir Titus ST W.
hovond comm az oal,dlre,
England, he h "iru.als ~
init and supp Unset, ti
church for tho Herreo [ne
Episcopal service cnapet roI
those who preferA M~e'houist
service. At the on ne Oh ms
factories he gave a ner' anu
there were $500 pA nt' ana
in his after dinner \ 94' Ino 10
these people gatheredN LOOK
round me and see 4 sseHF
Mage of friends and woA Nun
out being moved. I fen n oar
ored by the presence of Ia
INV side. and I am espeA u-
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leprous island of a world that He might
physician our wounds and weep our
griefs and die our deaths. turning the
isle Of a lepIous world into a great,
blooming. glotious garden! Whether
employer Or 'ploye, let us catch thai
enirit.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
PREACHER QUITS PULPIT.
Threw Water on Congregation aud
HurricdIy Leaves Town.

MACON. April "a revival has been
in progress at Knoxville. Sunday night
there was sensational occurrence at
the close of the evenings service in the
Methodist church Mr.. Morrill, Of Car
>tersville, who had been conducting the
services there for the past week. closed
his sermon by washing his hands in the
palpit aud throwing the water from
them over the congregation, saving at
the same time that he washed his hands
Of the people of that town: that be would
have no more to do with them; that he
would never preach another sermon
there, that he would go on his way in the
world and allow them tn 81 theirs. He
then picked up his hat and coat and
walked OUT, slamming the door. This
was during the midst of the service.
Ii l. said there was considerable talk
about the action Of the minister. and
that several threats were made against
him. II j. also said that he hurricdlv
left the city.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
AMERICAN OFFICER
LED BOER TROOPS
He Commanded the Transvaal
Forces at Bushmankop.
DEPARTMENT SURPRISED

Was sent to South Africa as United
States officer TO Watch Progress of
War His Conduct May Result In
Grave Diplomatic Difficulties.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The American
named Reichman said to have been III
command of the Beers at the Bushnan
kop amb2>h WAS Captain Carl Reich
man, L. >. 4.
Captain RriChman WAS detached from
command of company in the Seven
tcenth infantry when ordered To South
Africa Oh Jan. >. He was sent to the
Cape to report on all military operations,
and l. virtually a United States repre-
sentative. He reached the front about
four weeks ago. and, like the French
and German attaches, is believed to be
helping the Boer forces in whatever way
he can.
Captain ReichmAn was born IN Ger
many. He came to America i'll 1881 and
the same year joined the Uuited States
army rs a private at Fort LeavenwOrth,
Kan.
Within three years Reichman passed
through the successive grades of private,
corporal, sergeant and second lieutenant
and after obtaining "a commission his
promotion was rapid
In 1889 Reichman was graduated frOLD
the Fort LeaVenwOrth cavalry and i'll
fantrv school, aud after few yeIrS was
assigned to duty in the school as in
struCtOr n the department of military
art.
He is deep student and has written
four monographs upon the subject Of
military art.
The war department has received no
report recently from Captain Rrichman.
The report that he was fighting with
the Beers was startling announcement
to the department. Captain Reichman
l. still officially connected with the
United States government and such an
act of his might bring on grave diplo-
matt" difficulties.
The cables giving This reprrt Vs.g'
handed at once to Adju;ant General
Corbin.
Such a thing a. this, said the gen
eral. lis iuconceivable | cannot be
Hcvc that Captain Reichman has done
this without Iisst forwarding Il rrsigna-
ton to rhe war department. l have been
asked several times whether he had re-
signed | cannot believe that hn would
take part in rhe Tran>vaal hattl"> with
uut first leaving the United States army.
A. | have said. >'rh thing l. iucun-
c,lyable under military law.
g
conservative officers in rhc army That
was one uf tn r.as3ns he was sent 10
the TIauSyall
If Captain Rrirhmau has joined IL
the hghting without first rr>lgnlng from
the United States army he will hc liable
O. courtmaTtial on his return If he
does not return he Will be dismissed
from the service in diSgrar,. if it he
found true that he Joined the Beers Will"
still holding a commission under the
T-pifn1 Stufas ~
The daily news., 1900-04-04
KLEIN'S LEG WAS BROKEN.
Horse Crippled at Memphis-JOckey
Also Injured.

MEMPHIS, April 3-YeSterday was a
disastrous one for man and beast alike
at Montgomery park. The day dawned
clear and bright and from early morn
till midday the track was alive with
horses receiving their preparations for
the forthcoming struggle for purse
stakes.
The most serious accident which
nlRrrtVi the mornings worl: was that
which bef"ll Elizabeth Klein. th" looked
Oh f@vOrit" Of the Tennessee oaks and
other fixed western events for 3-vyar-oid
tilhrS. She had tlaversed the half at
less than 4 - gait when something WAS
heard - snap aud Elizabeth Klein came
70 a halt, hmpinK about on three legs.
DR. Matt Hollenbarh examined the left
fOralC- and pronounced thn limb broken
below the ankle Elizabeth Klein hob
blcd To her stall and after n careful ex-
animation DR. HOllenbach decided that
she could be saved but for broOdinE pur-
poses only.
Stceplechase Jockey All Mark, while
schooling Thomas Carcy's jumper Che
nicr, was thrown and picked mp i'll an
unconscious condition.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
ANNEXATIONlSTS APPEAL.
Thcy VIII Carry Their Flight to the
Supreme court.

MACON. April S.-The annexationists
have not given mp hopes. They will
carry the fight on to the supreme court
and have strong hopes Of winning out.
a bill Of exceptions has been prepared
and sent down to Perry to Judge FELTON,
in order that he might sign it. II is
oalled a fast bill and the lawyers say
that the court will take it up in the next
few days. All of the lawyers who rep
resented the city here will appear before
the supreme court and argue at length
They believe that there is still plenty Of
tilS6 to get tn suburbs ii s;1ould the
ruling 0f Judge FELTON, be declared an
error. 1t is two months yet before the
taking of census will commence and if
an early hearing can be- had 1t viii give
plenty of time in which ~ call the cleo
tiOu
Delays are dangerous Those
who have poor, weak. impure blood
should take Hoods Sarsaparilla at
once. it never disappOints.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
Investigation Begins.

FRANKFORT. KY, April 3. - The
Franklin county grand jury has begun
work. The physicians who held ths au
tOpSy on Governor GOebel's body were
the principal witnesses today. Demo
cratic Attorney General Breckenridge
appeared before Judge Cantrill today
and asked that he be recognized rs at
tGTney general Of the state and be per
mitted To represent the commonwealth
in cases pending before the court. Gen
eral BreckiHridge said he had attempted
to notify Judge Pratt of the motion. but
that he had been unable TO locate him.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
TO FIGHT BU6ONIc PLAGUE.
secretary OF Treasury Sends Urgent Re-
quest to Congress For 500, 900.

secretary Of Treasury Sends Urgent Re-
quest to Congress For 500, 900.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The secretary
Of the treasury has sent an urgent re-
quest TO congress to make 900, 900 i'm
mediately available to enable the marine
hospital service to fight the plague and
other diseases that may appear at any
moment. In the annual estimates sub
mitted last December 500. 900 was asked
for this purpose, but it i already seen
that this amount will be insufficient and
that a large fund ought - be ready for
the emergency without delay.
DR.. Wylnan says that the buboEic
plague has recently been reported at san
Francisco. and that the early rccrudcS-
conce Of yellow fever IN Florida and
other southern state, l. seriously appre-
EcuGcd.
The state of affair, has rendered upccS-
sary the cxp, HGiture Of gr'atcr sums
from the appropriation To- fight cpldcmicS
than We're contemplated when the rs-
innate WAS submitted. and j. Is said that
$4,000 may prove insufficient to meet
all the emergencies likely 10 arise III the
rnmlng fiscal year.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
ADMIRAL DEWEY
FOR PRESIDENT
r. signed Interview He Says
he is Willing 10 Run.

r. insiders he Omce the Create
O. ,-ur Mirhiu tpe Glft Of th- NJ
rton. and NH. P.-"pic Wanr Him
Sc - Willing O." Arc~P'.
NrV A.oRs. April 4-Tas Wor d
Pcs au interview to-day, signed
Admiral Dewey, In which thai
..uayaI arrp -ty- h- l. wiilil Z
f.t ;.- pr--Ii.ucy If the Teo-
k.-.G..
.. -st- taa ,fice j. tue ligLe-t
R...lu ;ur sIf; of the na:i, Z
.:li a.. PEOPLE want him he
only too willing 10 serve.
JuguL says that recently
Dewey visited a we'll known
.-- uau in New York and the
..r Y.apu--d that they 20 10 one
..- clubs. Il am a member OF
.. aid he. "on- Democratic, the
.- uuu-partisan; which 40 you
.f.r.
A. Q am "A democrat replied
Admiral Dewey, we might a. well
... go the club which l. democratic %
t.-ordiusly they took luncheon at
... Manhattan club.
WA>HIN NGToN, April 4.-When
-..n here to-day Admiral Dewey
anrm-d the World interview and
s.,-ra;=d that he would accept the
.AIuation for president If 1t were
..H-.i % him.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
The PhiIPeters Company

It is hardly more than necessary
tn mention the fact that Phil and
Nettie Peters. two clever artists, are
70 appear in Pensacola next Monday
10 ensure packed houses. They have
not been forgotten during their brief
absence, and their clever work re-
mains fresh i'm the memory "f their
Pensacola friends. TniS, added to
the fast that they return with an en-
Il q new repeI tnire Ot farce comedies,
lnteI,persed with new songs, med
leys. dances and specialties, ought
10 insure even larger attendance
than on their former visit. which
was a record breaker. Phils laugh
ter l. infections. Ii grows from a
ripple until 1t becomes 60 lvul-iT &.
spreads over an audience like q
summer brpt Ze. becomes contagious,
rumbir~. and ends in a storm of az -
nlau-e. Il l. sure cure for th-
blues. The most sober-Einded are
ral rrnof against II. There l. logic
ia Ei- assertion 'thIt there j.
enough that J. I'D and depressing
in our every day lives, without -
iul- 10 the theatre To share that of
l.epersecut4d heroine"
Phil and N-t'i-'- business J. t.
make YOU forget your troUbl--, t.
show you the funay side "t thing,
and 10 relieve you "f that tired feel
iug. The comedy Monday night l.
entitled. Fighting for Fortune"
and they Will show Yen how u 60
i, in their 0T iuimitable s-yl-.
~occialti-S by the Orient Female
Qgsrtrt Cam Bailey. Phil and Ne;-
tla and Diuick aud Holt are among
those promised for Monday.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
GOVERNORSHIP CASE
IS WITH THE COURT
Arguments Concluded and De-
CiSion Is Awaited.
EXPECTED AT EARLY DATE

Court Takes Case Under Amusement.
Interest Centers In Proceedings Of
Grand Jury at Frankfort Several
Indictments Looked For.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.-A decision in
the Governorship case is expected from
the court Of appeals within day or 50,
probably tomorrow. At the conclusion
Of the argument last night the case was
taken under advisement and the judge,
are now considering the points involved.
Pending decision interest centers in
the proceedings of the grand jury at
Frankfort, which is expected 70 return Il
number of indictments i'll connection
with the Goebel case. The conclusion
of the investigation Is not expected fuT
fully two weeks.
Governor Taylor il expected to fepOrt
today from his home in Morgantown.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
No TaN Deduction

u h-HINCrPN, April Members
.. -.' --uat" finance committee say
ttIere d not much probability
.. amy acton being taken AZ the
....-..if session 81 congress looking
... .. -..IuctIuu of taxation, not be-
..4-. o. should not be done, but be
...-H D. would raise interninable
..Hl," ana prevent an early adjourn
"..,t. which II J. proposed to effect
.t--Ible.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
RUSSIA PREPARES FOR WAR.
Land aud sea Forces Are Being Made
Ready For service.

Berlin, April ,. - TIL" koclni>che
ZeItun-. a semi-ofIicial organ, publishes
alarming reports regarding the bI>y war
preparation which Russia L. making on
land and SEA. The ZeitunE announces
that the ear VIII - 70 Moscow To bc
present 8t military council
All dispatches relating 70 the Bobil-
lz.ltlou II troops arr carefully censored
before they are gwen 10 rhe pres
Officers who have applied for leave IF
absence have been informed hat all
such request, VIII he denied for the
pres. MT.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
CoNFEDER4TH VETERANS
Committees Appointed 10 Arrange for
the State Reunion and Memorial

Committees Appointed 10 Arrange for
the STATE Reunion and Memorial
Day.
Al the regular monthly meeting of
Ward Camp No. 10. L. c. V, the
following committees were appoint
I'd 10 arrange for the state reunion,
which will convene in this city on
the 26th and 27th in,;~.. and also to
arrange for the proper observance Of
Memorial Day ON the 26th inst.
Committee on Fiuance-ComradeS
f. r. Goulding, Boykin Jones and
w. II. II. McDlvid.
Committee on Rates at Hotels and
b parding HouSes-Comrade {. Y
Thompson.
Committee on Arrangements and
PrCgram-COmradeS /. NJ. Aiken, w.
r. Anderson, J. w. Frater and w.
l.. Witch.
Committee on Arrangements at r.
r. Lee Square-COmrades John
ID. Kendall, H. {. White aud j. C..
P-bley.
Special committee TO confer with
the ladies of the Memorial AssOcia-
ton TO select grand marshal and any
other special arrangements neces-
Sary for the Occa-iOn-Comrades
George Reese, d. e. Breut and :. a.
Moreno.
While committees have been ap-
pointed To look especially after this
work, il il hoped that every member
Of Camp Ward will cheerfully rer
der all aid in his power 10 the mem
b Ars of said committees, and thus
m AXE sure of a grand reunion on this
memorable occasion.
n. b. Cook,
Adiufant
The daily news., 1900-04-04

Fcw cln we afford to sell such
high grade Clothing at such close
prices? Our answer is pure and sim
pie; ours is a modern store, con-
-tructed strictly on progressive
plans. Our Clothing ia sold on the
smallest margin of profit, depending
on a large volume of business. The
more Clothing we sell the greater
our purchasing power, the lower
our pri1r>; that's tie story in a nut
shell. Whites.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
AGUlNALDO IN SINGAPORE.
Americans Adopt New Plan In Deal
ing With Rebels.

San Francisco, April 3.-NewS from
Philippines received by the transport
Sheridan shows that Aguinaldo is in
Singapore, and the singapore papers
make mention of the fact and publish
interviews with him. Advices By the
Sheridan also state that the American
gRrrisonS have adopted a new scheme of
dealing with the insurgents. Every
time ali American commiSsary train or
convoy is attacked, or any of the peace
full natives are murdered and robbed, a
detail is sent after the maraudeTs. In
nearly every case the rebels have been
badly punishcd.
At Pailasl Pass, where the natives
had planned an ambush for Captain Nc
Gee, Twl Hundred and Ninety eighth
infantry, - men IF the same company
COMPANY H. were sent out. They ran
into auDlhrr ambush and We're attacked
bv fore. of 20 times their number But
H. American fire was 50 accurate and
r1ntilCrIS that the rebels could not
L.avr tn brush. Sixty-fye FilipinoS
surrendered to seven men.
The daily news., 1900-04-04

SEARCHING FOR THE FIEND.
Negro Outra2es White Woman-M Mob Ia
Pursuit Of Criminal.

BTopNlNuDALE. Ga. April 3.--HfrS
:. ". Hart, respectable white woman,
was a> >aultcd 10y Allen Brooks. a negro.
about dark Monday. Mrs Hart was
wayllid on her way home from a neigh
bor', hou>e. The negro escaped mtothe
WOODS. a Telegram was Sent 10 Sqvan.
nah, 20 miles distant, for blupdhounds.
bur none We're ID be had there. Every
white man Ot the EeighbOrhOod is under
arms and a thorough search is being
made for Brooks.
4 few months ago he committed A
similar assault upon a negro woman at
Inller "a.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
Lake C;tv Case Goes Over

CHARLESTON, April Sin the federal
circuit court today the case against
the lake CITY citizens, charged with
lynohing Postmaster Baker and burning
the poStofflce in 1898, was carried over
to the next April term on motion of the
district attorney. The case was tried
last April. resulting in a mistTial.
The daily news., 1900-04-04

81. PAU, April 3.-Cdptain Charles
d. Sig,b-,. L. :. y. who commanded
the battleship Maine and during the war
wa, commander Of ia" auxiliary cruiser
-. Paul, has arrived in this citv. lie
Na- given an enthusiastic reception and
yiu De-. the guert OF the city fur tie re-
maiudrr of the week.
The daily news., 1900-04-04
Horses at the DoNHcS.

IovI-yuIE, April3.-Hary Gibson and
hi> string. headed by Prince Wilhelm,
tLe derby candidate, and Miss D-de, the
.,l, fil-v, have arrived at Churchill
D7wneS from New Orleans. The Lger
K Dean string, including Gold dor,
Gravlr~S. Dolly Weithoff and Merry
Day. are also expected il from Memphis
this wesk.