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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08

ron The London Chronicle.
= neat story IL told in connection with the
s-leesl visit - Bristol An old lady with white
eli ana venerable IN appearance made des-
S-iete Effort TO gee the royal procession She
ar unable TO force passage through the
Jos as gathered on Clifton Downs. and when
q recession was approaching she daringly
a. iec underneath a platform where children
~ - !iasseo and watched for an opportunity
- s4l'ping into the Enclosure in front On no
silEi alion was any unauthorized person to
- 81 tAefe-that was the strict order. The
-. oa3 R&s perDlexed. fearful OF expulsion,
80. go me Fisked much she gentured an
So movement. and was soon within the bar
- az AajRened that the committeeman on
'f1t vas genial minister OF the city-the
Ir..s a n Blatchford-and ne did not the
he - FeEhaps he would not At all events,
eo,, MARKED 10 an acquaintance There are
g. 1i-f-@s one had better not see" SO that
cl,a,e ~ able lady was permitted 10 see the
happy. anu 0"liioi' anu ''e"
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been favorable during the
week the precipitation having been ight as a rule
fottou special Liverpool cabesSpot cotton
o,iet. sales bales; speculation and export 300;
American 1000: receipts 81 600; American 2oWloi MID
futures opened steady with sellers
a. last nights Or quiet and steady at 42 Sid
net advance January Alb; January ebIar!
42Ixb: April Sob: AprflMay. ol1b; MaEJune D. i+h'
Iune-JuIy Juy-August Sob; August September
De- As; October-Novernber All rs;
November December. -2ob.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The nour market On SatuIlay
was narrow nominal 20 price in absence
OF business fairly steady At former prices spring
uaterts So 7GGS4 strnights - 454tSa 90 winter
patents 65ds3 spring clears s. sSaSS Extra NO
winter s3GS2 No winter ~ ""a$@ 40 no
grade Sl7 5OaS17 10 spot and 70 arrive. per ton a.
RYE FIIOUR-Slow: quoted Fair % good. 81 a01S8 ID
choice TO fancy So 30qS3 so CORN MH5Al@-flrif
NE3AI-Firyn quoted Fine white and yellow: SoeaSI
o0arse gTGsgc FE.T1T-Quiet quoted: Spring bran
n SIC n. sacks go 10 Sl6 30; coarse winter
bran ST. Jg4Sl9 white nida!nEs sl"tt@Io ~
lttv bran sic 509SI7: hoTnny chop $40 '9s.t ei meal
500 *. liuseed oil cake SIS OIL cake. SIS DO
HUMANITARIAN grain marker on car -
stter aI,et with quotations variable and on the we
ti s,s6r elosirg oiciey unchanged from the previous
night Traders feared and generalF prepares
apoThey break in market az the c2fnlenee 81
i,,tsiness In quite freety 4i1t
hsf hour only 70 ready demand Tor az olietIes
hicb gradually inspired better tone iater n .Hs ~
noon This Improvement paruAllE
rally corn but also resulted rrol -Jcs1.-
a. f.ontnenfel markets notably 8ndapett
rsess ~soved tic bushsi advance over ne
dav Berlin closed mark higher, tarls
1ofn,s an and Antwerp Il franc net 49, -
~ -te,r m the other hand closed 541'sd iose TOT me
aav rejecting Of Friday ssa9osiu H0us'
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RiO--Co1ee steady: No Rio 9S4T5: exchange
Sid. 1000 bags, cleared the
601t cleared for Europe 1000 bags; $50 OO0
bags
market small with general volume
and character Of the trading unsatisfactory
lacked The element Of outside public
At the the traders.
rather inclined take bearlsh lacked the
Of their convictions. ana refranei from selling
The English cable had a rather
better had been looked and this
influence following Of rains in Western 10
caltes Of the cotton belt Of them excessive,
started advance of 2G6 points.
provement enduring. Outside support need
cd raliZe- Local picked
little and sold in conservative
cotton also the market. with the
lowering prices the of 3G4 points
receipts Of the ports with liberal interior
shipments only actual but prospective well. The
markets developed little and
support just before the close there rally
energzed little Wall Street buying, and the
finally net advance of 3dS points.
prices. without
n week unless influence should
develop holidays the end OF tine week cutting the
days and suggesting local evening
lncBs bulletin to-day closes with this
The situation unquestonably strong
although unreasonable believe that cotton VIII
disappear visible the previously named
supplies the end OF the season promise TO be
years the smallest record,
prices meantime shall advance a figure which will
The holders Of the
uant crop their demands that II
that spnners VIII he forced 10 pay
still higher prices their requirements during the sum
months.
The range contract prices market to-day
was follows:
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ERIE RAILROAD.

through leave New York. foot Chambers ST.
as follows. minutes earlier from W. Sd ST.
N. Daily.-ButalO Express-arr. Buffalo
For Binghamton Waverly. Elmira and Bradford. Solid
train Coaches and parlor TO Buffalo.
Daily-Crhicsso Limed-Fast ma-f-sof
train to Chicago. arriving Cleveland ~
Slespers TO Cleveland. Cincinnati
80 D Daiy.-BufralO and Cleveland Express-aTr-
town 81 Cleveland 123O m Sleepers 10 But,a
and Cleveland CAFE car
* o m. Day--SOid train for Bnghamton- vavery-.
EInra Chicago Slsepers TO Buffalo, chicago Cncinnzti
Dining
TI,ICKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-l
COMAODA ATOMS liz. 261. 401 and 95T Broad :
56 East 125th ST. and 2IS West Is5th ST. GhaIoss
and ferries New York 333 and $50 Fulton,
St Broadway. Brooklyn 122 River St. HOboksn ami
Jersey City Station New York Transfer Co calls Tor Au
checks baggage destination
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soUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April Cotton quiet: middling csc: low
midding 9c good ordinary. sssc; receipts 1872 bales:
exports 70 the Continent. SeT; stock AZ $40
81 Louis. April Cotton steady mddng exc: low
mddng l5-iSc; good ordinary 9-16c: receipts.
75 bales; gross. 739; shipments .1SO stock 81
Baltimore April Cotton nominal; mfdding g$4c: low
mtddng 5l6c; good ordinary. I1-I6c; receipts
bales: stock. 5.331
Memphis April Cotton steady; niddling. e7sc
mddng 9lsc; good ordinary. s@e receipts. 1874 bales:
shipments. 90; sales, 100; stock IS. 541.
Savannah April Cotton quiet. niddling 9ssc:
mddng Csc good ordinary, S5sc; receipts 45T bales;
exports 70 the Continent <. $50; stock. 81 262.
Nev-Orleans. April cotton firm rniddling Q 5-f6c:
mddng Lie; ordinary Sssc receipts. 500
bales; exports Britain, 640O Continent
10 643: coastwise .2)S: sales LOO stock.
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It.
York South Ferry (Whitehan TerruiuaD sndo
Of Liberty street
'Daily. Except sunday -StndayA
CHICAGO. - so a. Liberty street only. 40
PrTTSBURG- $50 a. m. Liberty only,. .n51
, CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 q m .6s
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 1S.Oo 1000 Ccinsrc.
a. DINER. 4f-oo D. N. CDiner1. Dnsrls
$50 Royal Limited exclusively Pullman Train Diner
Cafe 40 DINER. 1856 D. (Dinerl. and
NORFOLK. 100 m
train illuminated with Ptncsch Light
IT2. 251. 4S4 lisa Broadway. IS Union 80.
" y. Y. $50 Fulton Brooklyn; WITT
hall Terminal and Liberty Baggage checked rom
hotel
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A DvERTISEMENrS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at their Uptown Once No La srcsdway
&c door north Of 3ls--t. until o'clock m adverttse
msns received al the following branch sfss az regular
office until o'clock m viz. 20 sfh-ave..
23d-s: l5e 6;h-ave. I2th-st Macy eth-aye
West duth-st
West sad-st near afi-ave 90 1s,h-st. 25T West
s2d-st. ios East .th-st' lSss
3d-xve Teth ana iu.o sa-svs. near
dlst-r. Los tst-ave, ssth-G esc sd-av-. near
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over estimated 900 2s95c lower; So 52is:
s. 25ds3 52l1. heavy.
IS S2s rough heavy s. sass s7s light IS Ssass 30;
or sales ~ s5flS5 tT Sheep-Recepts
sheep and lambs stcndy 70 strong. Good TO choice
wsthers s6dS6 80; fair mixed S5G<6: Western
sheen. native lambs
s. GtdsT 40. Western limbs. sedsT
Cincinnati, Hogs quiet "a 5O4sS AZ Cattle
steady, ssqx5. Sheep steady. 25ase Lambs steady.
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Railroads..
NEW YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM HIyISIOy.

HARLEM
A M $50 p. NJ. Daily. Sunday, 20 Pitts
held; Sundays only at $50 A. "
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices I13. PSI, 415 and 1915 Broadway -
Union So. w. 235 Columbus Ave, 81 West 125th ST.,
125h 81 and l3sth St stations New York 33s and T2s
Fulton and 1o4 Broadway. E D. Brooklyn
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt for New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence oy
Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations Cortiandt and Deserosses sSres
r. z Ferries
Corelandt
sreets Daily sunday Sunday leaves - other
n. ehunday leaves
sunday leaves 6l5PA. sunday lssyes Sis IN
rsR * 4 % NJ Local for EASTON.
s-iS Is iOSM For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West principal points ParOr and Dining Cars Con-
nee II Ccal Branchesf
f.II.55, Too Noon alAcx DIAMOND ~
tbs world
sapacitY Due connecting with through sleepers
Detroit and Dining service carte
.l2.55, 100 r. For wiLkEs-BARtiE, sSttANiOn'
<a3in n CoalBr and intermediate points
v.f-IO VI. Local for MAUCH SHCNh-
-3.51 n. Chicago Ve-tnule .Oi 1870
ARA FALLS points West Through Sleeping Crs 10 chicago
LII 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
ss5a 900 IN For ITHACA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
So PIAfNFTEIb and bound BROOK, locals. daily except
sund,- ~ M ale, aau
Tes Us, ~
Union West as
Fult0p and Annex sston BrooA.s
TRANSFER check baggage from 49,
residence through destination
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OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH

chicago Aprfl 7-Cattle-Reeeipts. head. Week
cIc sed generally Arm Natives good prime steers sou
2oGS4 feeders. 81
asa "a stockers s. S0as4 s+a<4 80 heifers
sS g.HS4 10: 10 bulls. 81 3GS4 calves
e. Texan4-Receipts week, a. head
7rsxss ree steers x4fIS5 10: Texas IS 20Hs3 ~
Hogs Receipts to-day. 20 900 Pad Monday j-voo eft
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NAVAL STORES.

There a slight the price OF spirits turpentne.
owing TO small stock held by first hands at
New York the strength OF the Savannah market.
F9sn steady quiet and unchanged. and the
NAV said and pitch. Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars. 5 30: oil hbls. So 90
SPIRITS TV'RPENTINE- L G3Tc
ROSIN-Con1mon good strained. 81 70; e 81 10 F
81 81. G. 81 90; n 50 %; K, So 49, NJ. 81 so;
\ 81 Is: " 6. 50 80: " ". SO 70.
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STOCK ON HAND
Charleston April 7.-rurpentne nrm at Sc. Rosir

Savannah Apr Spirits turpentine firm SO l4c
ceips bbs; $50: 1896. Rosin
receipts bbIs 70 1911 exports. 5232 Quoted
A. 4 q and D. 81 ~: E. 40: r 81 s5: G. 81 So H.
81 20: L 81 90 X 81; M 81 10 n 81 % window glass,
81 so; " W, 81 -.
wilmington April Spirits 'urpent!ne steady al 539
70 &c; bhs Rosin steady and unchanged re
celps. 600 Crude turpentine quiet AZ SO
81 Is. receipts bills Tar firm 81 90 receipts, ia
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RA1LRoAD.

kNMSILVANlh
! RAILROAD.
S ANp DEs gs g Mi Ry TTT nth srHEr
Cartianat STAT INA. time from Ds-nr...~s ard
Tint given below for r'@cnsy-shira str n.a
80 q VI Fssr Sh nfre 1shsT y sr5 noted sa; p-
cbsag1 N S 20 ai'segsg sleepins Car Pittsbsrs
Be FAST 55SEI /; and Glsyelana
ton Cars For cRsu Ds ,s soe TSso ana os.s,.
I.55 - SH ~ +is-isy yi 81 Louis -,
sSs,s N@ rh1 wa 1.neinnaf and Louisvle san
5.S5 r. NJ WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago Fog
7.55 n. VI. soUTHWfsrras Fxpprzs z-,~ p,,,.
sn H a. Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville Indan
E5a P. NJ PAcIEIC ExPHEss.-Fo- rgts-surx and
Ra1,te r,,Tt nn OK daily Via Shenandoah Valley
s'.';. =. ~ NAIL AND ENPREss.-Puilrnsn Buffet
S sn5s and points West. iaiiy except sunday No
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
- 90 49, 80 loie tDssorosses and corandt Streets
1Drs5rosseS ana Cortland streets 22ol rs Con
s glnns SaT2 . Dining Carr . p i2io niEh
SSnETsss.onal Linz al Paror and Dining Cars =
No. Dining Car ass Dining CAR, . p m IL 10
soL -s. RAILwAY-Ezpresz a25. ~ ,. m 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-F;4Sresss s55 a m. and as
DAYS and A-55 m. da
FOR OLD PoIST COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7.s m.
weekdays m daiiv -
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 a. m and2 fDeshr
and Cortiandt Streets D. M week-iav- r5r,srs,
Coaches. - -N--~-'N~
CAPE MAY.-i255 p. m. week.-Mrs.
F ponIs on New Aork and Long Branch Railroad trrurs
NsSSt 1WeLl3-third Street ~
DO. ara 49o y. Sundays M
IRON IeSbrosses SrreersJ.
Foa PHIL l.iIi s:I.P al a m 90 D. m
olo tDesorosseS and COrtiaudt streets.
so SO. 30 ass Penna- Limited 1910 (Desbros.es
eossiat Streets, lo2t Dining Carr 55 Dining
ar LIS' a. n l2Js 2l0 tDesbrossss CortIand-
SGee's --ui @aS. 20. 3-J5. 425. 4 Dining carl
% 'D IN 1 Csrl 9sS Dining carr T55 sa5 81
y N, y ~ night Sundays. $40. O.
o. mitee' 955. 10 - Dining a. m ~ - IS CDin-
C3rl. 80. 4.25 Dining Dining carr
9SS dining Car. I-5a. $50. g-25 m night
Ticket offices Nos 461. IN and Broad
way Astor House, West Twenty Station.
and stations foot Desbrosses Cyorandt St-s.s-
Court Street $50 Fulton Street Broadway AMI
fensyvani annex Station BROOKLYN. Station
tlty Inc New York Transfer Company call
ana check baggage from hotels through
20 destination.
road cab Service ~
J. e. HUTCHINSON r WO0D
General Manager. General Pase-
ADrI
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of contract prices in the local market to-day

The local spot market duh with prices IN
changed rnddng upland quoted 91tc middllng GUN Ioc
sales were iI6 for export. direct shipment
The statistical position as made up by this morning
..Csb is
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
FAST MAIL LINE SOUTH.

Leave New York. Pennsy Railroad Station. sd
Street CDesbrosses and Cortlaudt
except 1910 train. which leaves same time from
all three stations)
325 p NJ D& Room Room ssspIaE S,I, Ss
Daily. York Columbia. Savannah Jack
soryills. Dining
Steamship or West and Havana
3:25 p TAslSGr vPS : S sb
Dui BRISTOI-Pulman Drawing
Sleeping Cars New-Yor Roanoke Knoxville. Chatta-
uooxa New Orleans and Memphis. Dining Car service
A,0C D "A WASHINGTON & SOUTEfW ESTERN
~ Z. W. LIMITED-Pulman Drawing Room
Daily. Sleeping Cars. New York 10 Atlanta.
Macon New Orleans Birmingham. Memphis Asheviue,
Knoxville Chattanooga and Nashville. Dining Car
Tourist Washington to Fran
csc Wednesdays and Fridays. TUESDAYS
and Ss turdavs Limited connection
1910 NlGHTsAeepng Cars New YoaR To At
Daily. lanta. New Orleans. Savannah
and Jacksonville. Fla Steamship connections for Mas
sau Key Vest and Havana. Dining Car service
SOUTHERN RY. OFFICES 2Ti AND 1888 BROADWAY
and all Pennsylvania r. r. ticket Offices
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FN0R PEIII.ADEI4PEIA, 5ALsI4NIUFtE-, And WA5H->-
NOA- LNGTON.
II Liberty ST.
1000 I1.3O Dining A NJ
n m inning Carr Blue Limited s.
Sse IN Djni1z carr ~, SO Is mdt. Sundays 80.
M ~ m S0 Dining A NJ. l3G 3G0 Royal
Isr1i+a5S = % $50 90 Dining p NJ sI2f5 rndt
154i,tons trains Philadelphia week days 80
NJ $50 400. $40. $50. sis P IL Sundays--
"a 90 A. N. s4.G0 $500 p. NJ
ricLafs and arl0r foot Of Liberty
south Ferry 11S IT.. 26f asa 90 1854 1884
T3T 25 Union So West. l5S East 15th ST. 21S
T95rb Columbus Av 4 Court
g s4s SEQ fulton Brooklyn. 9S Broadway, VIII
tar,sEr-1 The New York Transfer Co will and
chscE bagxage from residences
sr--ern IJberty sFrom south Ferry
utes earlier. from South Ferry at 525 P ~ aFrczI
So1+b Fer-v AZ 20 A NJ bFrom South Ferry ~ fls
D NJ From South Ferry SIS P NJ
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receipts OF breadstuffs interior points thousands
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Foreign coffee markets-Santos-Coffee market quiet
good Santos. $500 receipts. 5000 bags:
405. 600 HaJnhurg1'ofse unchanged
2:30 unchanged y pig higher sales, 10
bags. Hayre-Coffee market opened steady and
cha AT m nged
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-29

LINCOLN, June 29-The Nebraska
Republican League held it's reunion
here yesterday, followed by a ratifica-
ton of the Republican national nomi-
nations Thirty-four delegates We're Sc
lected to attend the national Republican
League convention, July II, at St. Paul
E. M. Pollard of Cass county was elect
ed president of the league, Charles b.
Winter of Omaha was elected national
committeeman and w. p. McCreary of
Hastings was chosen national vice pres
ident. Ex- Governor John M. Thayer
presided at the ratification meeting at
the Auditorium and all the Republican
candidates on the state ticket We're pres
ent Congressman II. j. Burkett deliv-
cred the address of welcome and LATE
Young of Des Moines made the princi-
nal address.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-29
BoERs SUFFER REvERsEs.

Roberts Cables News of Small Fights In
Which British Wore Successful.
LONDON, June 29.-Lord Roberts has
sent bulletins of two small fights OCCUR
ring on June 26 and 81, in which the
Beers Were discounted. In dispatch
from Pretoria dated yesterday he says:
"a small force of mounted troops COM
manded by Lieutenant Colonel Dreiper
was attacked by the enemy under Pre-
fers and Nels, on the morning of June
26, miles north of Senekal They
beat off the enemy and destroyed their
laager. Our casualties were three
wounded and ten killed
Hunter. temporarily commanding
Ian Hamilton's column, made one
march yesterday from Heidelberg tow
ard Frankfort without meeting any op-
position.
The enemy attacked our Roodeval
spruit post on the railway yesterday,
but We're easily beaten off.
Baden Powell reports the capture of
an influential Boer named Ray. who
was endeavoring to raise commando
in the Rustenberg district A patrol
brought in 80 rifles. More than 400
rifles and 100 inferior pieces have been
taken during the last few days. He
states that 30 Beers have arrived at
Rustenberg, going to their homes from
Delarey's commando. They would have
left before if they had seen the procla-
nation, which was carefully withheld
by the Boer authorities"
Lord Roberts says that June 90 was q
record market day in Pretoria for Boer
farmers selling produce. Parties of
Beers still hang on behind General Bull
ler's flanlss. F. R. Burnham, the Amer
lean scout, is invalided
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-29
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.

Alabama Republicans nominated
John A. Steele for governor.
Harry Vardon of England will contest
for the open golf championship of the
United States.
Lewis b, Brown, founder of Elberon,
N. j., died at his summer home there
Thursday, aged 81 years.
urated by Japanese laborers on several
of the Hawaiian islands.
The American Association for the
Advancement OF Science has decided to
hold its next meeting at Denver, begin
ming Aug. 24. 1901.
John Il. Knott, who has Just resigned
the vice presidency of the Plant system
of railroads i'll Florida, will accept the
vice presidency of the Chicago and AL
ton.
The Suffolk Saw Mills company's dry
kilns were destroyed by fire Thursday
AT Suffolk, Va, together with mill
plant and several houses. The loss was
100000.
A Sulzer Democratic club was or
ganized at Denver Thursday for the
purpose of booming the New York CON
gresham al Kansas City for the vice
presidential nomination.
McLain Bros q Co., who have been
on trial before the Chicago board of
trade directors for operating bucket
shop, We're found guilty Thursday and
aXnelled from membership.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-29
Kned,ye Calls ON tn. Queen.

LONDON, June 29.-The llhedive of
Egypt paid state visit to Queen Vic.
toria at Windsor castle yesterday. The
queen received the khedive at the prin-
clpal entrance. There were crowds
every"here and warm greeting was
given to the Egyptian visitor
JIM JeHrles, the champion puglls,.
states that he will tignt Gus Ruhlin on
Aug. %, provided that his (JetfriesD y
arm, which has been III Il plaster cast
since May ~, is III condition at that
Elme.
Man Afraid of Hawk. aged 21, a
Sioux Indian connected With the Buf-
fato Bill show died 1T Daubury, Conn !,
Thursday alter il briei Illness from IN
rlamnuuon OF the stomach Eagle
Bear, another member, Is also i'll IA
critical condition.
AS a result OF u conference between
the secretary OF the interior and Colonel
Randlet. agent OF the klowa, Comanche
and Apache Indians, orders have been
issued that the intruders upon lands
recently ceded by the Indians to the
JTnited States shall be notified by proc
lamation that they must leave the
lands mentioned.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-29
Miss BNhee an Heiress.

DAVENPORT, Ia. June 29-Miss Ma
rion Bybee. the young woman found
wandering about barefooted the other
day, proves to be the heiress of the
Drexler estate in San Francisco, one of
the richest holdings in that city. AL
exander Russell of San Francisco iden-
titled her and was fully recognized and
joyfully welcomed by her. Miss Bybee,
who has been at the Graham farm near
LIE Claire, will be the guest of Mrs. l..
F. Perryn until her relatives arrive
here She had been visiting i'll New
York city and was returning home
when her mind became blank and she
left her train at Clifton and wandered
down this way. She appears to be
completely recovered now.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-29
PRISONERS MAKE A BREAK.
Those in Military Prison at Fort Smelling
Assault a Gmard and Escmpe.

Those in Military Prison at Fort Smelling
Assault a Guard and Escape.
MINNEAPoLIS, June 29.--Ihe military
prisoners at Fort Smelling made des-
perate attempt to escape last night.
While Private Winn was guarding u
squad of prisoners he was kicked by a
mule and the prisoners, taking advan-
tage of Winn's condition, grabbed his
rifle, beat him into insensibihty and
then fled.
The garrison was Immediately mus
tered and pickets thrown out in every
direction. Privates Littler, Ashton and
Banderdeat Were captured but Private
Atlie is still at large. In connection
with the search Private McGeagh, V ho
escaped on Tuesday, was recaptured.
Many shots We're fired, and it is said
that at least one man was seriously
wounded.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-29
WORK OF LONE R0BBER
Holds Up Passengers on a Bur-
lirgton Car In Nebraska.
GOES THROUGH THE PULLMAN.
Forces Porter to Go Ahead of Him and
Wake Up sleepers-secures $40 and
Two Watches and Makes Good His Es-
cape In the Darkness.

YORK, Neb., June 29.-The west
bound Billings train which passed
through here last night was robbed be-
tween this place and Bradshaw. No
attempt was made to disturb anybody
except the occupants of the sleeper.
The job was done by lone robber,
who got on to the train at this place.
Shortly after the train left the station
he made his way into the sleeper and
held up the porter at the point of a re-
volver. He compelled the porter to
walk ahead of him and wake up the
passengers. from whom he demanded
their money and valuables. His search
did not yield him much, for the passen-
gers were successful in concealing most
of their money and other possessions of
value. So far as known he only real
lied $40 i'll money and two gold watches.
He made no attempt to harm any of the
passengers, though he threatened them
when slow about producing their effects.
Just before the train reached Brad
shaw, the first station west, the robber,
setting the air brake, jumped off as the
train slowed up. He Immediately dis
appeared in the darkness.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-29
Milmnukee,s East Train

OMAHA, June 29.-The Milwaukee
road announces new fast daylight
train from Omaha to Chicago, the new
service to commence July L. New cars
of the finest make, all electrically
lighted, are 10 be used on this train,
which will leave Omaha at 7:15 a. M,
and reach Chicago at l0:30 p. III. The
regular l=-hour fast train schedule is to
be maintained between the two cities,
us the demand for AN exclusively day
light train has been promptly conceded
to thepublic by the Milwaukee officials.