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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CAMERoN.-An old-time fddlers' contest
is to be held mere April 20
CoRSICANA. There IS now here a large
stock Of fuel petroleum which is to be ex-
ported through Sabine Pass
'KINNEY.-~The Mckinney post office re-
CENTS for the year ending March II were
sqjj. sos an Increase OF Sl2jS.
FNYETTEVILLE.-- 1t IL rumored that Mr.,
II. W II zapp will erect two-story brick
store. .1x1O0 feet on the site OF the old ware
house in the near future.
WEATHERFoRD.-R. W. kinde of this
city. president of tho castor oil mills, says
the oil mills at this plane will open for bust
ness next fall after recess OF several years'
ALVIN. The South Texas Hay association
will hold its next annual meeting here April
10. Much business of importance Is TO be
transacted and large attendance Is eN-
pfcted
L0TT.--A negro with well developed ca5s
of smallpox was found on the streets anu
arrested: he has been taken 10 2 detention
camn ana the city authorities arc taxing
every precauton.
HENRlETrA.-F. NJ. Spauldins general
manager OF the Boston and Texas Mining
company has Just arrived from Boston. and
is now at the mines IL Archer cGupty max
ing extensive preparations to work the COP
uor. New machinery will soon DO moved to
the scene OF operation. when force of men
will be nut TO work
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
4 Meeting OF the Committ,>.
ranging for the Edators

ranging for the Editor.
Brenham, Texas, April 4.--Thers \,
meeting Of the plenary and sub.tmJ
tees charged with the arrangems.,
entertaining the Texas Press as,,,sl
in the banking rooms of Messrs. o.i|
6 Giddngs this morning. Much N
was expressed over tine continued N
of Mr.. J. G.. Rankin, editor Of the 81
and a former president Of the asso.t]
on who It was expected that most II
work incidental to entertaining IL I
ltors would devolve. Mr.. William Y
chairman of the entertainment CONF
reported that arrangements were y
tlcally completed for the conces
ball. which will be given in honor Il
editors. Mr.. Rankin was Chairman n
financial committee, and in view Ii
illness, already mentioned, Mr.. q
Winkelmann was made chairrnan n
committee. and Messrs. D. G. GIN
Jr.. and T. W. Schuerenberg were Il
mis- committee has gone actively 10
and Will raise the required anon
money without delay.
Mcssrs. J. D. Campbell, R. S. III
3. Bryan and Harry Haynes were \
20 the banquet committee.
MezsYs. Harry Haynes, George q
and C. p. Gillespie were appointei,&
mittee to prepare brief statlsii
port showing the industrial and otAs (
tegprises Of Brenham for dIstA4
among the members of the Teus
association.
The wedding of Miss julia .. M
Mr.. Perry p. Ponder occurred at ~
MS afternoon at the Residence vi
brides parents. Or. and Mrs. Hear f
en- North Market street. Rev
Fender. father Of the groom. was N
clst,ng miaister. Rev. Fender was
Of the First Baptist church o. itl
fer q year or more and II was durs
residence OF the family at this plit
Inc young people formed the mutd
'aohment for each other which ~
hesn happily consummated. Al
Rev. Pender is stationed at Paris y
groom is resident of Denisor,
place Will be the future home q
AID bride.
Rev, C. L. Spencer Of Navaso'A
the most venerable divines OF Itls
n1tined Chairman w. G, Wllk-n
Texas Independence Monument n
ton that he will deliver the Inyo'a
he u1veiling OF the monumsnl
Washington April 81.
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statement a this time, To those who
have talked with him privately on the sub
Iect, however, and who are fully ac-
qualnted with his Views, it Is evident that
he does not expect the nomination TO
come from the republican party.
The admiral, his friends say has very
decided Views on the question OF ex-
pansion, on that OF tariff for Puerto
Rico and others of great public interest.
out he declined politely tonight to in
dicatc them on the plea that this Is not
the proper time FOR that.
The possibility Of the admiral's uomi-
nation has suggested the query as to
whether he would retain his position on
the active list Of the navy during the
campaign which would follow. The adj
miral Is disincined to discuss the matter
in advance of any nomination, but be-
lieves that they can be properly deter
mined when the occasion arises There
Is no reason, he feels, why he should not
continue in the navy pending the election
as nomination does not necessarily mean
an election.
These are known to be his views on tina
subject. and he would consider It entirely
proper TO remain in the navy even though
he engaged in the activities OF heated
political campaign.
What will your platform be-" next to
that as to what party he Is expected to
be identified with, probably was the most
frequent question put to the admiral to-
day. To these, however, he was non
committal and IN a good nature~ way de-
clined 10 make known his views at this
time.
Tomorrow Admiral aud Mrs. Dewey go
10 Philadelphia to attend concert given
under the auspices OF Mrs. Cassatt, wife
Of the president Of the Pennsylvanll rail-
road The concert is for the benefit OF
widows aad orphans OF soldiers ane saild 5
who lost their lives in the war with
Spain. They viii return TO the city on
Friday
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SHORT NEWS STORES.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --peyis Ia payh pc
sawed ont Of the Polk county jail. where ns
was being held for officers from Te%aS' anu
is now at large
KANSAS cITY--Full returns from the clec
ton in this city give James A. Reed ue,i ,io,
crat. for mayor, majority of 2le' oNe'
Brown, republican.
NASHVILLE. Tenn The board OF directors
Of the Methodist Episcopal sunday sch9o'
union is In annual session, Bishop NJ
Turner presiding.
CHEYENNE. Wyo,-Thirteen inches OF
snow has fallen hero aud tine storm. wnicn
is general over Southeastern Wyoming anu
western Nebraska continues
PROVIDENCE r. Tho republicans car
ried the state in the annual election, VIII
lam Gregory being elected governor S'e'
Nathan Littlefleld OF Pawtuckot hif demo-
cratic opponent. by about $500 plurality
ATLANTA. Ga.--Judee Don. A. Pardee has
appointed Judge John y. Pendleton ana
william n. Henderson receivers OF the south
ern Home Building and Loan company OIL
Atlanta.
ST LoUIs.-w. C. waltrous bias been a.
pointed superintendent of the MISSOURI Pa
ciGc and Cincinnati railway, with headquar-
tiers in this city. Mr.. Waltrous comes 10
his new position from the Cotton Belt ROAD
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SUMMARY or ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE STATE.

The monument to Texas heroes st CAL
weston Ia rapidly nearing completion.
AL Scarborough was shot and fatally
wounded at Beaumont.
Great preparations have beer made at
Austin for the T. p. A. convention
Tho convicted San Antonio corporations
have Gled new charters.
Strawberry shipments from League City
are growing heavy.
steve Floyd. farmer living near Naya-
sofa, shielded
Further returns have been received from
Tuesdays municipal elections.
meeting viii he held at San Antonio
Saturday to set the date for tho next meet
ing of the Texas Real Estate associa-
lion
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ONLY STAND FIRM UPON THE DEMO
CRATIC PLATFORM. But MUST BE A
PLATFORM IN HIMSELF. MERE PER-
SoNAL POPULARITY is NEVER SUI
FIClENT TO WIN and especially at a
time when voters are studying, as now,
The democratic party Is strongest when
fighting aggressively for principle and
weakest when supporting mere popular
heroes. Proud as democrats may be that
Dewey is among those who desire the
downfall OF Imperialism. think it would
be 0 grave mistake not to place In nomi-
nation William Jennings Bryan, whose
vote of 1896 was larger than had ever be-
fore been required to elect and whose fol-
lowing today is larger by FAR
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STONE rAL,>s AporT 1T.
Wouid Enjoy Race Between newcy
ana Mckinley.

81, Louis. No. April i.-Ex-Governor
Stone, when asked what he thought Of
the candidacy OF Admiral Dewey for the
presidency. said. When the ereas adj
mlral returned TO America fresh frcm bis
triumphs In Manila he was reportei--ana
infer correctly as he has never denied
the report--as saying thai he did not
possess the qualifications necessary FOR
lle office Of the president Of the United
States; that his entire life had been de-
voted to the navy aud his knowledge o.
the grea public questions requiring the
hos, staiesmanship always, was SO meager
he could not consider the presidency for =
moment
81 am not advised which nomination the
admiral will seek--the republican or Gem
cc-atic. II the republicans | think he
would give Mr., Mckinley a very good
race and | would enjoy watching Il im-
mensely from the grand stand.
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PENNSYLVANIA FOR nnyAN.
Dcwey's announcement RidtcuIed by
National Committeeman GMfrrN.

Dcwey's announcement iAtcuIed by
National Com,nittrcmun Gunry,
Harrisburg. Pa, April An response
to numerous requests from various parts
of the country for his views on the effect
OF the announcement of Admiral Dewey's
candidacy for the presidency. National
Committeeman James Guffey, the leader
of the Pennsylvania democracy. tonight
made the following statement;
The democrats of Pennsylvania arc
for Bryan beyond doubt or question. The
democratic State convention tomorrow
will instruct to this effect, The an
rouncement OF Admiral Dewey's candidacy
will have no effect whatever as far as the
democrats of this State are concerned"
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A TEST CASE FILED.
Its Decision Will Demonstrate Whether, the Con-
stitution Extends to Puerto Rico.


this
the United States The department not
further
him months illegal municipal
lion
Of
Of
to
a N case
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DON ssIIc.

A native Puerto Rican has fled test
case to demonstrate whether Puerto Rico
is under the United States constitution.
Admiral Dewey confirms the report that
he had presidential aspirations
Arkansas has begun proceedings in
court to bride tho trust. Texas example
to be emnlated.
blre destroyed tho 100000 auditorium
in Kansas City and several thousand
dollars III adioiping property. The audi
torium was tho building In which the
democratic Natioual convention was to
have been held 1t will be rebuilt at once.
Leading democrats everywhere throw
cold water at Dewey's presidential aspirn-
lions and declare themselves for Bryan
forever
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CONVENTION HALL BURNED.
Kansas City's Great Auditorium REDUCED
TO Ashes in Fifteen Minutes.
With Characteristic Pluck Money was @ -
pebuiId It Before the Ashes Were Cool-lt VIII
% 4, pead;ness for the National Convenion sssss

formed into satisfactory auditorium,
This building would probably seat lo'VVo
persons. 60.
The spirit everywhere marilestsd 70,
night is that the hall must be reouit ana
mus be rushed to completion pe''re
July (.
Washington, April 4,--senator Jones'
chairman Of the National democratic COM
mittee, says the committee will take no
action until they hear further what Kan
san City proposes to do II it Is true as
reportsd, that the hall is TO be 'eouilt,
mere will be no necessity for making
other arrangements. senator Jones sag
that ii the citizens of Kansas City 60 al a,
it in the r.ghJ way, there is no reason ;,
why they can not complete the new o"i'a-
ing by July l.
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LOCAL.

when the vote win be canvassed and
the newly elected officers installed.
The annual meeting OF the Cotton Ex-
change.
T. p A. delegates arranging to go to
Austin.
Rev P, w. Archer IS critically i'll at
Georgetown
fAll county Judges in Texas are asked to
send delegates to the TransmIsscslppl Cen
gress.
The carpenters and the members of the
Builders Exchange have not yet reached
an agreement
Colonel J, II, Burnett TO construct
two story brick corner Of Fannin and
Capitol.
An effort to secure modified quarantine
for Texas.
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WASHINGTON.

Secretary Hay has transmitted copies
of the American Mexican treaty to the
governors Of the several states.
The United states senate spent a busy
day; eighty-one pcnsions were granted IN
bsf an hour.
In the house Of representatives tvs
members from Kentucky discussed the po-
litical situation IN that state and created
much excitement,
Congressman wheeler defended the Cae-
bel election law and compared IL favoraby
with the election laws OF other states.
Hawaiian bill was sidetracked in the
house by the Kentucky discussion
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DEWEY'S AMBITION.
CONTINUED from First Paseo

by tho nomination Of Horace Greeley Is
still remembered Nor do believe that
he will be nominated by the republican
party This is not the time for military
or naval heroes, General SCOTS race for
The presidency might be consulted with
some profit. II Bryan can not beat Nc
Kinley this year he can not be beaten
for the presidency"
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FOREIGN:

The prince OF Wales while on his way
to Copenhagen was shot at as the train
was standing al Brussels, The assassin's
aim was poor and the prince was I'M
harmed
Queen Victoria was greeted by the Irish
nation in a manner BETTING her station
Wouldbe assassin OF the prince of
Wales was arrested and taken to jail lie
is only t6 years old.
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III WAS GOOD SHOOTING.
Grand American Handicap on Long
IsInnd McIi Attended,

Interstate Park, /. l., April i,-There were
twenty-three straight scores among tho 2tl
wing shots who faced the traps here today in
the Grand-Americnn handicap,
The handicap will he completed early TO,
morrow The conditions call for twenty five
birds for each man and the entrance fec is
SIS.
The first man to face the traps today was J..
NJ George Of San Antonio, Texas, and when
he killed his bird he was generously ap-
p'auded by the fifteen spectators.
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s=----A4l -
COMMERCIAL

Cotton vas very active. futures advanc.
ing . TO % points and Houston spots &c.
The Chicago grain market was lively and
exciting Prices were upward and buy.
ing brisk,
New York stock market was active and
closed generally higher.
Live stock quotations are generally sooa
at all leading markets.
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confined his practice aimoe. mai VI
diseases OF men AND during tns
restored more men to health IN n
ness and happiness than any y
tors in the country compinsh Nil
Or. Hathaway treats and eu'sss IN
entirely HE own. discovered aAsA
himself and used exclusively " ttelI
Vitality. Narlcoaele. Structure ND
tpg in tts diiYerent seges' ,,ttI
Weak Ia *, all manner = skla
Lllints. Ulcers. Scrss ana ,.Ss n
Brights Diseese and 81 ""rS'g}
Troubles. His treatment los y II
restores lost vitality and InsH'
Btrene we'll vigorous man !. IN q
Or. Hathaway success >. s<IitgF
OF VarlcuceIe and Structure ~ !
OF knife o. eau. sry is paepys,t 4
tient Is treated by TINS M tlrs
home without pain or lnss III
ness, This 10 pos'tlNeiy ~ an
which cures without an ek,fF
Or. Hathaway makes ~ ~
sultation or advice, either .a.ssn "
mail, and when case st,.,in,s
fec covers all cost OF meu
slonal services. ..f,d Z
DR. Hathaway always -, al
possible 10 have his palishr III
at least one interview. W. ~ q
sential. as be has cured ses',s, Y
OF uatlents In all SECTIONS =, ~. q "
be has never seen. His sysls~ -
nent is SO perfected that n.,r d
a cure as surely and spe9o'., ssA
patient called daily a. az
;. NEWTON HATHAv
Dr. hathaway
400 y. Alamo Pisss
Texas.
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senator Proctor supp,i.,a :,

~, washington April A.--senator pros ~
n,, tonight speaking of Admiral
i.,,, presidential announcement aaid
nnr ~ a'a'e'nen' IN regard to the presidency
g i 1' y TO come from Admiral pswo,,
h. 80 inueh Of a surprise to me as # csS
has No, @nsone' The subject Of notifies
the stish zen referred 70 between ms IN
ree,,, sFs' neither directly nor mai
se.liy, since his statement snon inei-
,sa las; fall The substance ~ ~
n ss, as recall II, that he Ia n ~ 49,
~ poss % be candidate for the nra eel pro
" psese In politics In any way.
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IN TouCH WITH "BoBs.-

7" H0TtNFF INT EHUTINN NrnlN GOCN II
Finds plenty of BocrS.
London. April a.--The Bloemfontein
correspondent Of the Times. telographing
under date OF Thursday. says: The Bocrs
are across the Modder in some force, east
OF Bloemfontein. Our mounted infantry
has been in touch with them all day at
Bushmans Kop. twelve miles distant. The
late mishap will not be wholly unfortunate
II 1t clearly exposes the unwisdom OF tbs
policy OF leniency which Is not adapted
TO the present situation.
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Grnnh InrX n, MnrL

Frankfort. KY, April 4.--Thc grand Jury
has issued sunpoenaes for large number
OF Witnesses in the Goebei case, but no
developments are expected before early
next week.
Epr Lillard. who accompanied GoebeI to
he State house the day OF the ASSESSING
tion. aud sllas Jones one Of tae susps-.s.
We're witnesses before that oodY tolay.
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wnrran, OF nemo,nl nctn.ea.

New York, April i.--Judse Brown OF the
United States district court has refused
warrant OF removal applied for in the easy
OF Captain Carter's contractors 3. ~
Greene. J r. Gayncr, +. IL. Gaynor and
w. T. Gaynor. Indicted in Savannah He
ordered the discharge OF the prisoners
without prejudice TO further proceedings.
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BoGus CAPTAIN CLARK TRIAL.
impostor Found Guilty in "A Hurry az
New Orleans

.''IN NuftNN III HUrry at
New Orleans.
new ORLEANS, April 4.--The trial OF
Juaus L. Noyse, the bogus Captain Clark.
VINO several weeks ago deceived and mar
Iiea MISS Bertha warnkep OF CINCINNATI.
was hnaHy brought to trial today befora
c Cui, pariange, in the United States cir
uo ,ne geense offered no witnesses and
Sou yoe e'u NOT go on the stand, the novel
,orne,i nl being made by Former Citv A.
NOT nro ~ au'llVan that he government had
Clark was NOT Captain
me Jury found him guilty. n
ana Moyse was remanded for ss,,a nusr!
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London, April 5, 5 a. NIT looks today
as though the Beers had conceived the au-
dacious plan of attempting TO invest
Lord Roberts at Bloemfontein, or at least
to endeavor to delay his northward ad-
vance by barassng the British lines OF
communication.
on his side. Lord Roberts is concentrat-
ing his forces and preparing to take ad-
vantage of the bold. hut risky, tactics OF
the enemy. He is not likely to strike at
any other forces until he is certain OF de-
iivering a crushing blow.
The situation, in the absence OF any
official dispatches from Lord Roberts. rs
both mystifying and interesting There
is little doubt that Lord Roberts is ham
pered bs the necessity for renounts aud
transports, and the loss of the convoy
guns and all OF Colonel Rroadwood's bag
gage was serious matter, The Beers
are now trusting to what they believe to
be their superior mobility.
The special correspondents at the front
are now denouncing Lord Roberts policy
OF leniency toward the Free Staters. AMI
are calling for an abandonment of that
policy.
A special dispatch announces that Mafe-
King was still besieged. but safe on
March %.
Blosmnfontein. April i.-There are nut
merous indications that in pursuance o
their boast that they will recapture Bloem
fontein. the Beers are trying to surround
the town and cut our line OF communca'
ton TO the south, Strong forces are re-
ported to the east aud south which arr
supposed to he making for the railroad
They still hold Tbabanehu and the waite
works.
Lord Roberts is completing his conceu
tration. -Four AZ guns aud flour nava
i2-pounders have been mounted on kopje
commanding the plain. The cavalry cam
has been removed TO a bethsr positio
northeast OF the city. Special precaution
are being taken to protect the ralroa
southwark
Several arrests have been made in tn
town Of persons suspected OF giving infor
nation Of the Beers. The railroad to tn
north is in possession OF the British a
far as Karee Siding.
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ufacturers OF pAZC OINTMENT "
he money where 1t fats TO cure y
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This Is q new discovery ana y
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no cure no pay. Price 50 cents.
II your druggist don't keep y
send us so cents in postage sn-
we will forward same by mail. "a.
Manufactured by Paris MeelsS
st, Louis. Mo.
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ARKANSAS FOLLOWS TEXAS.
Is Now After the Trust octopi IA
the Courts.

the Courts.
Little Rock, Ark, April "A special
from Russellville to the Gazette says.
The news that the grand jury, which is
in session here, had returned indictments
against the Waters Pierce Oil company
under the antitrust act created de-
cided sensation here. W. A. Baird. a
prominent wholesale merchant at Dover,
Ark, is the prosecuting witness. and II
is understood that Prosecuting Attorney
Lawrence Russell ia going to make a
strong fight against this corporation. 1t
is contended that the facts and law make
1t parallel case to the Texas case, which
the United States supreme court reeentlv
affirmed
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- -
RAILROADS.

The commission heard further testi.
mory as to the safeness OF operating
double headers.
International and Great Northern stock
bolders selected directors
II ternatiorni viii cut through Grand
Lake bill
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CIemcnt,. whercnhnut.

London. April 5.-.Bloemfontein CORE.
spondent of the Daily Mail says: Gem
eraI Clements force traversed Petrus-
burg Sunday and is now encamped a days
march from here.
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CoIyllIe nj nIoem,on,.,r

Bioemfonteip, April General colyllle's
division and Freuch's cavalry have re-
turned here. Everything Is quiet.
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MIcmleAx LovAn ,ro nRNAN.
Throws Cold water On the Aspira-
lions of MIR. George Dewey.

Detroit. Mich, April - Daniel J. Cam
pau. Michigan member Of The democratic
National committee, wired the New York
World today In response 10 inquiry
whether Dewey would 40; be stronger
candidate than Bryan as follows in the
present crisis the democratic party needs
a leader Of positive convio,ior THE
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE MUST Nor
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railroad, was wrecked just east 4
today. Two persons were serIourk
jured as follows: Mail Clerk Ettlryxs.'
Mrs. T. s. Skill of Imogene, low
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TO CURE A CoLp,tx oNrp.,

Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money n Il falls TO
cure. q w Groves signature Is on each
box. CSC.
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Sn. ON the Omaha and 81. Loy,.
s''ssr cl'y. Iowa April i.-Passsnssr
usin NO 2, known as the s.. Louis esr
ASa pa'i on the Omaha aud ST. rnn,.
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Princeton, n. j., April Elk President
Cleveland. when questioned tonight rela-
tive TO the announcement that Admiral
Dewey had sgniaed his intention OF be-
coming q candidate for the presidency,
said he did not care to say anything re-
sarding Il.