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Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
y RAILROAD.
brosses ana Cor;laaat Streets Is anu Des-
fSThe leaving time from DcShrosxes ana
Cortinndt Streets il hye minutes sater than
That given below for TneEty-tbird str.s.
station, except where otherwise noted
Cars New York to Pitt.ouTx 70 ~ PIE, Psor
q SSnneasoi =, No eSaeGes e PItss5els
o.55 A. FENNsTLv1NiA EMF s ela Isyfaaa ca,
For ies chsas Dn csy. Sa~n os ana oessa
I r. n. c I48sSils' +: L9 F ,o,,s
For Louisville via Cincnnat). Indianapolis. Clssaso
o.5o =. NJ WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. 70,
..5s =. soG GasH's ExPEEss.-For Pu.
Tars: aaron Cleveland, Nashville (via Cincnuatl
1SS PAciRPIc EFfs-yor pi,tssus and
k9uis Gangs Or Slsve;a5d except SataFIay- -''
Sleeping Car New Altoona East Liberty Piss
0's ana points West daily except sunday No coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 10 81 % 500 iCl1 ,GssoOsses cor,aaa st.sss
10 Ds sRR,nS am an3 10 % DGns Car q a
gTsssionaI Lin all PsriSr and i;t6IaE a., *
AS Dining Car). ass tDininE carr SIS D n "a
i9IH- - SUNDAY SIS. SIS. 1875 dining Carr a n
nars,. 50; - Dining Carr. 455 Dining Car. 3
SOUTHERN l1a ; RAILwAY.-Exrress - AZ , n. AN
No 9Bd HsS AND A2; WESTERN RAILwAr-For MeDa.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.EE1o-tss. SIS a. N. .,s
S2S p. m daily 90" al
days and 455 y IN. daily. a." NesS-
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK
week days and S.5J y. m daV 80" d n
A!A4I r ST. a: Rsas c Es Fssa.:E 9s
ard Combined - ~oae1s
f For po MaS On H% 20 F p m ,g wef lS
west INenty-third Street Station. 8 -
80 ana 100 p. m Sundays. 9-25 a. - ~
IRON DcShross-s and CortIandt StreAtsl . ~ n
l2SO. CSC. AID q 10 p m. SUNDAYS ~ a. m : Il .
FOR PHILADELPHIA
GlO tDesbrosses CoItiaLdt sJseets 6.ZUl - ~
SO 500, 325 DO Pennd LInted 10 10 tI-g5-5sSS..
and Coutlandt streets. Dining Carr 10 a. C-s
Sarl liJ1 - % = 10 tDesbrosses C,o-tsr7s
Streets. 22o) 25J, 32J. 355. p tDlnag Car
t11Ining Can POO Dining Car. l55, $, 925 D n
ltedl S99. 1913 Dining Car1 a I2--5. L55 r1~-,
CaI), .. $50, 425 Dining Carr. ass tIJn.og Csss
$50 Dining Carr 1.55. SIS. 925 m. u 10 -izb- -
Ticket offices Nos. 461 94s 1886 1854 ana 2ef
AstOr House West TNenty-thiDl Stree. s-,..s
and stations foot OF DesbrOsses C0rtlaaif
Court Street. $50 Street. PrcaSuvSv
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station
City. The New York Transfer Company VII,.
and check baggage from hotels and residences t5-,s
70 destination '~'o1sa
Telephone .914 Eighteenth Street for pepn,v,v,,
PailrOad Cab Service.
j. e. HUTCHINSON. P WON
Generai Manager General Passr Agent
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S-32d receipts, 1000 bags cleared for the United
States bags cleared for Europe, LOCO bags stock
$4,000 bags.
The Statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is fol
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

The Avenue OF travel youth and Southwest.
CUBA. MEXICO a CALIFORNIA
Departure New York Pennsyl vania R. R. Station
Daily, sd Cortlandt and DesbrOsses
kSThe leaving time from DesbrOsses and
COrtlandt Streets is five inmates later than
that given below for Fwenty-third street
station.
1910 A. Mast MAII-PuIIman Buffet Sleeping
Cars. York Atlanta New OrIseas, Savannah
Jacksonville. Fla Dining Car
3s25 II. Mn. Y FLA EXPRESS-PUlnan Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars. New-York to Columbia. Sa-
vannah. Jacksonville Tampa and Augusta Dining Car
service.
3s20 p. M.-WASHINGTON & CHATTANOOGA LIN
TIED, VIA LYNCHBC Pullman Drawing Roon
Sleeping Cars. New York Roanoke, knoNvIiiz. Chat
New Orleans and Memphis Dining
4:20 p. M.-WASaI\GTON * SOUTHW ESTERN LIN
ITED-Pulman DEawiEg Room Sleeping Cars. New
York Atlanta. New Orleans, Birmingham. Mar7ph 4
AEhevlle, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nashville
Car service Tourist Sleeping Car, Washington
Francisco, Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
New York and Florida Limited finest train in tbs
wcrld, service January 1900 between New
SoUTHHlRN R1ILWkY OFFICE 271 RBO.ovv.v p
PENNSYLVANIA ticket Offices Nos. 461 1886 1854 i'll
aud 20l Broadway; Aston House West TWsnty-thfri
Street Station and stations OF DesbrOssss and
Cortandt Streets Court Street SEQ Fulton Street e3
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn;
FRANK 5. CANNON. J. n. CULP
Sd Vice-Prss & GenI Mgr. Trafac Mgr.
w A TURK c. =. A
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WEST SHORE RI.

rams leave Franklin St station y. follows
go 10 IN. later from foot OF W, III ST..
$50 r NJ. CONTINENTAL. LIMITED. Detroas
49, ,SlhISaso and 81. Louis Dining Car.
.etto = NJ. Chicago and ST Louis Limited.
ss,too1 = NJ. Buffalo and Niagara Falls ENpresA
-o;iS r NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
,.ilsilN, Except sunday.
toles AZ principal hotels and Offices Bssssgs
nom hotel residence Westcots Express
- L LAMBERT General Passenger Ascent " Y
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Foreign coffee markets Santos-Coffee market hrn
$4,000: receipts 1900 bags; stock
ess 600 bags Hamburg market opened Z az Pdg
higher; 2:3o z@% pig highera sales. 1900
bags. Eavre-conee market opened steady; 4 franc
higher: II unchanged: ar irregular; March
france other months. u franc higher; at $50 m
Il franc lower; total sales, 10000 bags.
January
February ,-...-....ilVO august
March september
....-4l
May 500 November Id. -
June December A. 90
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ecelpts OF breadstuffs at interior points thousands
st hree cphers GOOD omitted Flour. bbs grain bush,
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WILL BE REMOVED.
Rathbone Held Responsible for Posta
Frauds in Cuba.

Rathbone Held Responsible for Postal
Frauds in Cuba.
WASHINGTON, May l5.-The Post
SAYS: An order will be issued relieving
from duty Mr. E. G.. Rathbone, director
general of posts in Cuba, for the frauds
recently disclosed have occurred. He is
held to have been extravayant and re-
sponsible for the loose methods Of con-
ducting postal affairs in the island, re-
sulting in the embezzlement Of postal
accounts amounting to about 100000.
He is not charged with, or suspected of
completely in or connection with the
frauds. but the secretary Of war holds
that his responsibility for the condition
of affairs has been clearly established.
An order for his removal may not be
issued, but it is understood he will have
no further connection with the Cuban
government. \ reorganization OF the
Cuban posts will follow upon new
basis that will. it is understood. pre-
clude the possibility Of similar frauds III
the future.
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EIyAILY LAID on THE TABLE
Mcthodl.ts Discuss Withdrawing Su"s'-
.,ics From Church Publications.

~.,,a,.ts uiscuss Withdrawing SuDsi-
die. From Church Publications
CmCAGo, May IS The general con
f,r.rcc of the Methodist church DIS
cussed the question OF conhning the
nrotits of the book concerns to the sup
nor, of superanuated ministers. Inc
question involved the wlthdra"ihs oi
subsidies from church publications. tha'
conld not exist otherwise, ana the N's'
m.nt Of conference expenses. Ihe dis-
cuss;on was lengthy and mt times spir'
ted but the matter was finally lad on
thc table by a rising vote. Discussing
thc report of the committee on the re-
vision of the constitution aud the report
Of the committee on rules for the gen.
ernl conference elections took up nios' %
of the time Of tho conference "'.er 'il'
morning recess. Just before adjourn
m,nt Chairman Buckley OF the coi''in.
tee on cpiscopacy read the report pear ~
inc ON the effectiveness OF the poaiu "a
General superintendent. Every pishop ~
NJ prcsent acting was reconimeh"e' ~
!. continued in the present relations
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MESSAGE FROM ROBERTS.
beittsh Commander Reports Additional
Cavalry Losses for NAV TO-

Beittsh Commander Reports Additional
Cavalry Losses for May 10.
LcSpoS. May l5.-The war Office has
received the following dispatch from
Lord Roberts:
"kroonstad. Sunday May l3.-There
were more casualties in the cavalry di.
vision May 10 than reported by me
have been unable 10 get nn exact nc.
count ~ what occurred rs the com.
manding oiiicer. Captain Elsworthy,
was killed. and two officers We're
wounded at the same time, and have
been sent - t.-e rear. But II would an-
pear that party ol our men going n
10 a k1aal cn when white fla VII,
flying were suddenly attacked by =
large number Of the enemy. Two
o.il,..a. Captain Hang of the sixth ORA.
guois ana Lieutenant Wilkins son of tla
Australian horse Wc.e naie prisoners
aId :. mea are sjI.l unaccounted Tor.
Som. Il them nay nave turned, as tAc
cavalry cuycs.s. 4 0uslderablc distance
May 10. ana reported missing have been
rejoiulrr during .-.e .est -eW Gays
Telc-ran4s n III kroonstad lndlca.e
that General French's cavalry is keep
III. in touch with the Beers, but per-
haps Lord Roberts Will be compelled 70
order a brief halt Of his main body III
order 10 allow the troops TO recuperate
after the exhaus,ing marches ofthe past
week.
All the correspondents agree that to
all intents and purposes the Free Staters
have severed their military alliance
with the Transvaal, though scattered
bodies, they say. Will possibly hold out
| I.r, ond tl.ra far some time
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strikers and Guards Engage in
Battle in the Suburbs
Of St. Louis.
Former Were Attempting to Cut
Wires When the Watchers
Opened Fire.
Call for twenty-five Hundred
Special Police Brings Few
Applicants.

ST. LOUIS. May h--Nm.rly 80 shots
were 1reG III an encounter between
guards and wire cutters near Brent.
wood, on the Meremac division of the
Suburban road
Ihe fight took place quarter of q
mile from the powerhouse at Brent
wood. -Four men guarding the property
OF the Suburban saw two men on foot
and one OH horseback moving along the
car tracks. One began climbing a
wooden trolley pole. carrying pair of
shears. The guards opened fire on the
climber, who slid to the ground. The
three men returned the shots and fled,
with more bullets following them.
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CHICAGO DEFRAUDED.
scheme Unearthed by Detectives That Ea
Been Going on for Years.

scheme Unearthed by Detectives That Eas
Been Going on for Years.
CHICAGO. May l5.-A scheme by
which the city Of Chicago has been de-
frauded Of sums aggregating $500. eco,
according to Chief of Detectives Col
leran, has been unearthed by detectives
and two men are now in Jail charged
with conspiracy. while seven others are
under surveillance. Clarence NJ. Wolfe
and George ". Piggott. employees Of
the water Office in the city hall, are un.
der arrest charged with participating
in the conspiracy, which it is said has
been going Oh for over five years.
The scheme is simple enough for any
person connected with the water de-
partment. By breaking the cap Of a
water meter the conspirators had ne
difficulty in changing the hands on the
dial SO as to cut down as much as de.
sired the record OF water used. In
thousands Of instances within the past
few days this has been done according
TO Chief Of Detectives Colleran.
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II LLER'S MOVEMENTS.
1ecess VIII Allow Residents to ISc'
turn to Their Homes.

|uece,. win Allow Residents to re.
turn to Their Homes.
Ei*N, May l5.-A dispatch re-
+ by the Associated Press from
|snari'zburg. Natal. brings the
Fa'mallon of n success attained by
Pa Eallcr III Northern Natal. Tho
= oi TINS dispatch evidently as
+ that news Of the affair has been
Vel direct from the scene OF hostl1'
.or ~ merely says:
'entral Bullcr's official telegram
Wing his success ut the BigGars-
received here an hour ago. has
keen satisfaction. 1t is conf
y anticipated that Dundee will bc
Ped by tho British soon. The res
: OF the north country are de-
ea as forcing the Biggnrsberg
: That they will speedily be en-
70 return to their homes.
other dispatch to the Associated
from Stage Hill farm, says:
'"eF TOUR days march eastward Mt
~ q the Biggarsbcrg ridges. IN
'fection of Helpmakaar. which was
'.ea 10y the federals. the Second
W. Sunday, led tho attack. Dun
~ " cavalry broke the i crs center
Horse advanced Oh their
'"o right. In tho direction OF
:, roy small party Of burghers oc'
= ridge overlooking Helpmakaar. !.
"ey uid not wait for tho assault.
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kober,s Enters tho Place without
Opposition.
i. = May 1.-The war Office has
d ,lc following dispatch from
!. ter,s:
n,rad. May IL. - l entered
S..al q, $50 today without opposi-
aen the union jack was hoistc !
.4.r, from the few British resi-
k>dent Steyn fled last evening.
Eaa.g attempting t. persuade the
= ,1 continue opposing Us. lhe
Eaa.e ys >ald they would not longer
u Orange Free State soil, and
- for the Naal river. Free
!. accused the Transvaaler> Of hay.
L. use Of them and then de-
Many Of tho Free Statcrs hav,
iA,lr homes.
L recession entering the town
|a'yi hy my body guard. all Of
rere colonols. and after my staff
I.s.sa officers came the North
r., Imperial Ycomany, followed
.e.t ta-ew 5 division. consisting OF
6-a9l. and the Eighteenth Brigade
\. the Eighty.third Eighty-fourth
Eighty fifth batteries. two o.inci
manned by the Royal Artillery
buy, and tho Twelfth engineers.
B., II the forces cncarnped around
txn.
taera.s Botha and Dewct accom-
p liz Transvaalers."
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! gocr Positions on the
Range Occu.
MED by British.
10 Was Strongly Resisted
the Defending Force
Is Outflanked.
I.tad Occupied by Roberts
Kan, Without Opposition
From Beers.

- Nav IA special dispatch
40 Hill Fnrm. Natal. says:
[xol Bullcr's advance com
| thursday, when he left Lady.
h strength.
y,thin two miles Of Help.
/ ,be Beers opened a heavy ar.
ire and the British guns replied,
rortion Ct Bullcr's troops
|, ronnd tho Boer tanks. The
| .,,ack was pressed home Sun.
|p..hune OH the right outfianked
~. whose splendid defensive
L.. On the Biggarsbcrg were prac.
taken.
neral Buller's march subsequent
..,ack was carried out without q
|. British are still pushing on"
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HONORED KING OSCAR.

Cambridge C"nfcrs on Him the Degree ~
Doctor Of Laws.
CAMBRIDGE, Eng, May l5.-The duke
OF Dcvonshire, as chancellor Of the Cu.
versity Of Cambridge, conferred the de.
gree OF doctor OF laws on the king of
Sweden and Norway amid much en-
thusiasm. The public orator lauded
the king as musician, poet, orator and
historian. who has recently made public
the avowal Of his conviction Of the jus.
tice Of Great Brltains cause in South
Africa.
King Oscar showed great appreciation
OF his reception and continually bowed
his acknowledgements.
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NAY SETTLE THE THOU BILE.
Chicago Labor Unions to Investigate tn
Building Trades strike.

CHICAGO. May Representative
of 10 union labor organizations III con-
yention voted for complete and i'm
martial investigation Of the present labor
difficulties in Chicago. AS a result of
the meeting committee Of seven will
be appointed and will consist of three
mon from unions not connected with
the building trades council. three repre-
sentative citizens Of the city and Pro-
fessor Graham Taylor Of the Chicago
Theological seminary.
This is said to be the most important
move in the history OF the present labor
trouble. and will in all probability lead
10 settlement Of the differences De-
tween contractors and workmen.
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Is MAFEkING RELIEyEn,

A1umor Current In London Need. omc,.,
Confirmation.
LONDON May l5.-A report that Mn.
!eKlng was relieved has reached London
from an unofficial source. No official
continuation is at hand, aud the rumor
niay easily De premature. To Judge
from the progress Of the British reliey.
ing force, rs reported by the Beers, Ma.
licking should be reached by today or
tomorrow. or by Wednesday at the
latest.
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FEW MAKING APPLICATION.
st. Louis Chief Of Police Calls for Twenty
five Hundred Men.

st. Louis Chief Of Police Calls for Twenty.
five Hundred Men.
ST. LOUIS, May l5.-Squads Of police
Were detailed during the day. as last
week. to guard the cars on the Subur.
ban Street Railway system and the
divisions Of the ST. Louis Transit COM
pany, which it was thought advisable
TO operate. AT 6 a. M, the Suburban,
with its three branches and the Belle.
fontaine. Compton Park and Laclede
lines of the Transit company started
cars for down town.
At II o'clock the usual number of
cars were running over the three divi-
sions Of the Suburban system. and a
number OF cars on the Transit Com
pany's 5 lines are in operation, including
the Iaclede. Rellefontaine. Compton
Park, Delmnr. Page and SpauldinS.
The advertisement of Chief Of Police
Campbell for $500 men to serve as
emergency policemen and assist the
regular force i'll keeping order durin <
the strike is not meeting with as hearty
a response as had been expected. AT ii
o'clock less than 200 men were awaiting
q chance 70 be sworn.
President Mahon Of the Amalgamated
Association Of Street Car Employees,
who is here managing the strike, III al
interview said:
1.-The governors action in calling out
$500 extra police has complicated the
strike situation. Ii was an unwise and
uncalled for action and bellies his atti-
tudc Of only two days ago when he said
that the situation did not justify such
measures as he in,imates may be ex-
,.ant,S -
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yrr>pAhr. Mimi, May lo:-fife was was
,.n,.aroa during the morning III the
"a,o u nf Gasl.u's saloon. 1t spread
rapidly and dozen buildings so,s'r were thc un,
s., s,royed or badly damaged ne'"'" nnn,rnI r'1
s sa,,n, we're brought under con'fo''
n,,.'. +.,,,, loss i, fully $4,000.
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KANSAS CITY STRIKE.
Cars Running on All Lines and No signs
OF Violence Apparent.

Cars Running ON All I4tncs anu No SIS"'
of Violence Apparent.
KANSAS CITY, May l5.-The strike
s;t, alton here is unchanged. On all
lines trains were started with the usual
regularity. and no signs OF violence
xere apparent during the early hours.
Police were alert i'll all parts OF the
c;tv and county officials were in readi-
ness to quell any disturbance that
might arise.
But few additions to the strikers
ro,,l,s had been received since Saturday.
while the railroad company say they
had more applications for positions
,h,n they could accommodate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-15

Eighth Division Moves Tor~srd FROM
Thaba N'Chu.

THABA N'CHU. Sunday. May May
lS.-The Eighth division. with ITS 'front.'
extending 80 miles. was yesterday moV-
ing forward. General Greenfell an l
General Brabant followed the Beers,
reaching Newberrys Mills and capiur-
ing great quantities Of flour and grain.
General Brabant's main force, WITH
Campbcll's brigade of guards and Cen
eral Boyes' brigade, have cleared the
country.
The Beers are splitting up and retir-
;ry in the direction Of Clocolan.
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the individual unions. Several hun
dred men are affected.
Attempt to Aseassinate . Priest.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa, May 15.-Early
Monday an attempt was made to as
sassinate Rev. Father Theophilus Klop
owski, pastor of St. Mary's Catholic
church of this city. He was shot at
through the window, the bullet striking
the wall within an inch Of his head.
Eactional trouble in the church is sup
posed to be at the bottom Of the at
tempted assassination.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-15
Redmond and Dillon Fraternl2e.

MANCHESTER. May l5.-John +. Red.
mond. seasonal chairman Of the United
Irish party and John Dillon. former
chairman Of the then Dillon wing of
Irish parliamentarians, appeared here
on the same platform at the Irish de.
monstration in Free Trade hall. MIR.
Redmond said the meeting celebrated
the close of Il disastrous chapter i'll Irish
history. For the first time III decade
he had the pleasure. lie remarked. OF
standing on the same platform with
MIR. Dillon whose presence proved the
genuineness of the reunion.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-15
fAN GOES TO LINDLEi.
~ However, Has Dscen Declare"
the New (nrttn,.

~ However, Has 1Scen Declare"
the New CAPITAL.
:, Saturday. May a.
,'eA' Stcyn has gone to Hcilbron.
-huley. He has declared the
\ ''e new capital. Four hundred
e' j. have given up their arms here
J., !" 'hls neighborhood. Although
/, Wv across tho Valsch has been
~ "a good deviation exists where
8, crossed before the bridge WAS
tfacted
'FAlsvaalcrs are reported to Dc
li@ at tho E.nt
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Science has found that rhenma'ism If
caused ty URIC acid in tho blood. rms
poa,cn should ha exrretel by the ktd-
naya. Foey's Kidney Cure makes them
we'll.
CHHIS. SCNUTH.
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J. Q. Hood, justice of the peace.
Crosby, Miss, makes the following state
meut: II can certify that One Minute
Cough Cure will do oil that is claimed
for it.. My wife could not get her breath
md the first dose relieved her. II has
nlso benefited my whole family" 1t acts
Immediately and cures coughs. colds.
cronp. grippe, bronchitis, asthma and ali
throat and lung troubles.
Cook & OpEE.
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ne Standard and Diggers News Of
sonannesourg shows that dissensions
exlst IN the Transvaal volksraad.
idly. s iap'
Inc town accepts the occupation
quietly. l''.1on
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rNION MEN LOCKED OUT.
,,r;lder.' Club Takes Action Against tn
Kansas City Unions.

KANSAS CITY, May l5.-The Builders
club has locked out all the men mem,
hers of the unions, which are affiliated
,,,;th I the Buildings Trades council.
n,,a;r MA ;ntonton is to break up, if possi-
IA ~, Building Trades council i'll or
| snu 20 nreyent sympathetic strikes.
Thov m saw ,hey are willing 10 treat with
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The Most stubborn COm.hs

resulting from ~ attack OF lagr'ppe or
heavy cold, must yield TO TIE wonderful
healing properties OF Foiey's Honey and
Tar. which strengthens the lungs and
makes them sound. Nothing else as
good
CuRis. SsHUTZ.
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Eye, ear, nose and throat spec'".'s'
MIR. Preston ut DR.. Clough's Saturday
May 5.
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lpIlEE OF kROONSTAD.

) British are still pushing on. y