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ROOSEVELT TO
BE The NAN
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front of the New York headuuarters. and
was immediately besieged The interview
vas quite barren OF results 1t was as
follows:
W hat brought yeu to Philadelphia at
tins time?' the correspondents inquired
bluntly, in chorus
I came to see you" was the ready. if
evasive. response
What's the news?" he added. turning
interviewer.
That's it." responded the newspaper
men Give US something on the situa-
ton at PeI5in'
Pekin! Pekin! Is this Pelzin? I thougnt
TINS was Philadelphia. We want the sit
uatton here. What's on; who'll BE- no-a-
inated?'
SO . reckless man responded that G.or.
Roosevelt was on the eve of being nom
mated for first place.
''Oh. you are b.uding me" replied the
minister, and retired. while the crowd
laughed at the expense of the reporter
VINO mad been worsted in his attempt at
repartee with the distinguished Chinese
statesman.
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New National Committee.

AIabama-No selection.
Arkausas-PoweU CLAYTON.
Califoruia-W. G.. Van Fleet
ColOrado--E. o. WOlcott
COuuecticut-Cha T. RroOker
Delawdre-John Edward Aidicks
Florida-Johu c. Long
Georgia-Judson W Lyons.
ldahO-GeOrgc L. ShOup
Iilnois-Ciraeme Stewart
lndiaug-Harry G.. New
Iowa-Ernesl l.. Hart
kausas-David w Nulara
keutucky-JOh w Yerkes
Maine-JOseph II Manly
MarylaHd-L. c. McCOmas
Massachusetts-G T.. Meyer
Michigan-W. H. Elliott
Minns sota-Thomas NJ. Shryiiu.
Mississippi M O. Turiey.
MissouIi-R G. Kerens
Montana-William H. Dewitt
Nebraska-IL = Snyder
Nevada-P. L. Flaunigan
New Hampshire-Charles r. Means.
New Jersey Franklin Murphy.
New YOrk-Frederick s Gibbs
North Carolina. C.. Pritchard
North Dakota-Ale1aEder Mckinney
0hiO-George y. Cox
escn-George A. Steele.
P-nnsylv ylvauia-Mattnew Stanley gu9y
Rhode Island-Charles r. gray,on.
North CaroIiua-A. L.. Webster
South Carolina. NJ. Green.
Waiter T. BroWnlow
Lt-Nd7-.FD StitttlDtl-
Ttah-NO selection
Nermont-James V Bronx.
Nirginia-G. W Bowden
WashingtOu-G. IT, Baker
West Virginia-N r. Scott
Wiscouslu-Heury c. Payne.
Wyoming Wills Vaudeyauter.
Alaska-JOIa 4 c. Hyde
Arizona-Willlam NJ Griffith
Indian erritOry-Wiliilm Millette
New MexlCo-SOlomOn Luna.
OkiahOma-W William Grimes
District of COlumbia-AIyron NJ Parker.
Hawaii-Harold NJ Se1cll
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Athletes OF for Paris.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-The atb-
letics who will represent the University of
Pennsylvania in the Olympic games at
Paris left this city this morning over the
pennsylvania railroad for New York,
from whence they will sail at noon for
southampton on the steamer Southwark.
The party consists of Capt Kranzlein
GaptaIn-eleet McClain, Grant, MechtIfng,
Baxter, Drumheller, Hare, Remington
Bushnell. Colkeet, Tewkesburv. > OTton
3 W. Frazier, undergraduate manager:
Frank B. Ellis, representing the track
committee, and Coach NJ. c. Murphy.
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NEW CYCLE PATHS.
Decides on Two Much
Needed Extensions.

The board of directors of the St. Paul
sion yesterday afternoon In the rooms of
the Commercial club, and decided TO bufId
a number of new paths. Residents of the
University Avenue section will be glad to
learn that the Martin street path will ne
extended from Dale street to Grotto.
The directors also decided to build q
path from Maryland avenue path. ON AR
cade street, to the city limits, to connect
with path to Kohlman's lake that the
county is building.
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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Aitkin-J. r. O'MaIiey.
Anoka-J. II. Niles.
Beltrami-J. Gilmore
Benton-W. F. Ewert.
Big Stone-M. t. Newman.
Blue Earth-John C. Thro.
Brown-JameS j. Green.
Carlton-H. H Hawkins
Carver-OSwald Brunius.
Chippewa-E- B. Heiberg.
Chisago-John HawIey.
Clay-Edward Adamson.
Cottonwood-Dr. ]. H. Moen
Crow Wing-Werner Hemstead.
DakOtaWilliam Kendall.
Dodge-George H Parker.
F'aribault-Peter Croner
Fillmore-C. J. Spiess.
F'reeborn-Carlyle H. Day
Goodhue-FoSter B. Secore.
Grant-Charlesl Cater.
win.
Houston-W. H. Harries.
Hubbard-A. B. Kerlin.
Isant-Henry Whitney
ItaSca-Dr. George c. Gilbert
Jackson-H ]. Hollister.
Kanabec-Nathan Orton
Kandiyohi-Patrick Lawton.
kittson-M. o. Goar,
Lac qui Prale-M. n. TripNett.
Lake-Martin Foueder.
LIE Sueur-John A Timpane.
Lyon-M. z. Matthew'S
McLeod-S. P. Brown.
marshall John E. Ostron-
Martin-MattheW Pfeiffer
Meeker-Charles D. Hart
Mile Laes-C. II. Chadbourn.
Morrison-Henry Rasicot.
Mower. D. Cady.
Murray-W. ]. Mcleod.
Nicollet-Joseph Mason
Nobles-John E. King.
OlmSted-M. Heffron
Otter Tai-H. NJ Wheelock.
Pi4s-R, J; Saunders.
Polk-H. G. Ebbighauser.
-amsey-Humphrey Barton, John W.
Willis.
Red Lake-James Meehan Jr.
RedWOod-George Posi-
RenviIle-Frank L. Gatsmore.
Rock-Jay Lei Due
st. Louis-Geergee F. Chester, -
PresSnelI 81
Scott-F. c. Irvine.
Sherburne-J.z H. Miller.
Sibley-Dr. ME-. Bushey.
Stearns-Henry R6senberger.
Steele-GeorgeI Darby
SJeysns-John-Ra stty
Swift-C. W Stanton
TOdd-Jchn u Reiehart
Traverse-T. T. OiFallon.
Wabasha-Joisns Costello
Wadena-J. HI Montgomery.
Waseca-E. w McCIeTi4nd
Westinghouse. j. Mosier
NatoRwan-J- j. Thornton.
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DisgraeefuI DOings.

WORCESTER, Mass. June 2O-The
Worcester Eastern league team made a
sorry exhibition this afternoon, being
Deaten to Z by Holy Cross. at the col
lege grounds. Magee, who arted in to
pltch was removed at the end of the sec-
ened with removal for disorderly conduct
on the coaching lines Later Magee
hIobedanZ and Rickert were fined so
each for intoxicatfon.
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the Ohio delegation viii vo g soldlv for
some candidate. but who that man viii be
Nfn-T. eFeI tne de esatIun Itself yet knows
MANY OF the de'egates. IN private con-
Versation, frankly avow their preference
for Gov. Roosevelt.
Iowa
Gov. Shaw and Lafayette Young. OF
Ohio, who have had charge OF the Dol
the convention. had tonight lost none OF
their hope and none OF their courage
when they reviewed the situation
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania stands pat" said ex-
senator quay tonight We are stiI for
roosevelt for vice pres dent and expect
10 nominate him by acciammat or"
Indiana
The Indiana delegation dis used tire
Quay amendments to the reD5rt Of the
committee on rules. and without taking a
vote adjourned until Thursday morning
aL . ociock when they Will aso AXE a
vote on vice presidential preference.
Maryland
When asked how the MARYLAND de'ega-
ton stood on the vice presidential aues-
tiOn, Senator McComas was b-ief and tn
the point. He said: THE ticket viii he
Mckinney and Roosevelt. Maryl1nd will
vote for Roosevelt"
Indian Territory
Gov. Roosevelt is Indian Territ1rys
first choice.
Virginia
is Senate Scott of West Virginia, So
ond choice. Dolliver but tie de ee L or,
reahze5 that nei her Of these favorifes q
now IN the race It Is understood that
Roosevelt II his expected strength devel-
ops.
MRsSac husettS-
The Massachusetts deIega ion nut in p
very busy day and night IN pushing along
the boom of Secretary Long.
Wisconsin,
The vice presidential sentiment in the
Wisconsoin delegation Is this Wisconsin
wants 70 support the man whom it thinks
VIII help the national, ticket most The
Badgers believe tEat man TO be Roose-
velt.. They do not believe it advisable to
nominate Long. as he comes from a safe
Republican state DOIliver they saw
should not be nominated. because frst
they say. he belongs to a Republican
state. and. secondly. they do not mink
the country wants both houses Of con
gress presided over by men from the came
state. The deega ton will hold a caucus
tomorrow. and 1t is the belief OF most Of
the delegates that Roosevelt Will be the
choice.
New Jersey
The action Of New Jerseys delegation
In declaring for Long as vice presidential
NelltbAuatE -LfHpSr Jul "A NUMBER or dele
gates did not hesitate tonight to say THAI
Roosevelts nomination was inevitable
and that this would be acceptable TO the
state.
Minnesota
The choice Of Minnesota for vice presi-
dent IS Senator Washburn. whose name
will be presented by Ray w Jones. os
Minneapolis. II there be an opportunity
Several members Of the delegation are OF
the opinion that Roosevelt viii be the
choice of the convention
south Dakota
South Dakota's delegation is divided be-
tween Roosevelt. DOlliver and Tripp for
vice presidential nomination and tonight
IT is unsettled as to how its vote viii be
cast.
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baseball at Lexington.

The Duluth and Lennon & Gibbons
teams will play at Lexington Park TODAY
CITY Amateur league series viii take
place between the Lennon & Gibbons
team and the Hamm Brewing compsny
team at Lexington Park Sunday after
noon. The game will be called az 9.5o
o'clock. O'o'
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Chersmasters Tournament

PARIS, June 29.-In the playing off of
tHe two drawn games of the final round
OF the international chess Tournament TO-
day Alieses beat Mason. while Lasker and
Tschigorin had another draw. This re-
suit allows MieSe to share in the seventh
and eighth prizes with Marco and and
Schlechter.
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Cleveland at Detroit.

MINNEAPOLIS. June 2e.-Kansas City
took the last Of the series from Minneap-
oils today. a punching of hits off Ehret
in the sixth gave The visitors an easy
lead of five runs, whica the locals could
not overcome. Lee pitched in fine form
ana Kept the hits We'll scattered. Attend
aHce GOO Score:
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L1rfed runs, Boston Z; first base on e~
Tors. Boston ,, NAw York =; left on bases.
New York 8. Boston G; bases on baHs. off
Carrick ,, off Cogan 6; two-base hits.
collins. Cuppy, Doyle; sacrifice hit Free
man. stolen bases, Stahl Freeman: dou-
Die play Lowe to Tenuey; passed bail.
Bo#eTman; hits, off Carrick y three in
nlngsl; umpire, Emslie; time, 2:10
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armed runs, Brooklyn ,. Ph-ladeIphta
4: two-base hit. keeer; three-b $ nit
Kelley, home runs, Flick. Chi e. 5 lcri-
nee hltS. kseler, Delebanty; stO.en bases,
Jones. jennings, SIasse; lett on bases
Biopkiyn i5 PhiIade pala 4; first base on
balls. of Frazer >. of Kennedy ,. struck
Out. by Frazer ]. by Kennedy ?; passed
balls. Douglass 2; time. 2.l5: umpire,
o Day.
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Winena-w J. Smith.
Wright. 2. Mcdonald
NO names were submitted for Becker
lass, Cook. Douglas. Lincoln. Norman
P1PeStGne. Pope, ROseau, WiTkia and YeI-
low Medicine counties.
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AddfcI.s FnctInn HMM

PHILADELPHIA. June 20-The Ad-
dicks faction OF Delaware. which was Of
fcialiy recognized last night by the com
mittee on credentials. was In great glee
today. The recognized delegation organ
ized. prepared their report and elected J.
Edward Addicks az the national commIB
teeman from the Blue Hen state
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ToOiS TO KnLEN's RvEs.
PittsbHrE ERtt.-d out a victory In
Chicago GnERe

CHICAGO. June 20.-Tit sburs jumped
onto hhen's curves in the first. ht h m
hdFd IN three either innings, AID he,ped
by very ragged fielding. won an e4sy
game Tanns haI allowed but four scat
tered susle= Un fl the nm h. when Two
cotses utlve doub e. gave he 10 ais their
OniE nm. SclIa.
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Boxlng at Grnnd Rnnihs

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June 2o.-Mike
Donavan, of Rochester. N Y, got the
decislon over Philadelphia Tommy
Ryan at the end OF a fast twenfzr-r1,,yy,,7
bout tonight --u
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3UNCHED HITS

Earned runs, indianapolis /. Buffalo /;
>; struck out. By Barnes J. by Baker
3; nit by pitcher, by Baker 2: two
base hits, Baker; three-base hits. Gett-
man, Andrews; home runs Hevdo1.
sacrifice hits, HOgriever, Powers. Sheer:
double plays, Andrews to Carry to Hall
man; stolen bases. Hogriever 3 Hevt!0Il
Kelly, Hickey 2 MagoOn, Seybold; passed
pals. Powers; left on bases, Indianapolis
7. Buffalo 10; umpire, CantiIjon, linz
Id.
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ROOSEVELT SEEMS DOOMED.

Relieved He VIII Be Nominated for
Second Place.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Theodore
Roosevelt probably will be nominated for
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BVNCRING OF HITS.
Story OF Defeat OF Minneapolis by
femsnS City.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Buffalo at Indianapolis
Kansas City at Chicago.
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Kansas

Delegate Tyler WOrden. Of Montana.
said tonight that his state was for a
western man. Trip preferred. IL Roose-
welt did not run.
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Q n < ID R IA.
Bsars the 4 The Kind You Have al8ays 3ggJN
signature os MtzIzHztZMI
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A curious situation exists in the Ohio
delegation, with respect to the vice presf-
dental nomination To a man the dee
gates are enthusiastically loyal to Presi-
dent Mckinley and therefOre they would
not take any action on the vice Dresiden-
rass him or the administration leaders
In the convention. If the roll IS called
upon the nomination for vice president
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Chairman Burton, of the Kansas deIega-
ton. He Will be nominated
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COMIsKEY,s 80 WON.

Earned runs. Chicago ), Milwaukee /;
left on bases, Chicago 8. Milwaukee 8;
two-base hits, Garry. Sugden: sacrifice
hits. Mcfarland PaddeD, Dowd; stolen
base, IsbeTl: double plays, Isbell to SuS
den. Futz TO Bierbauer to Anderson;
struck out, by DenZer 3; bases on balls,
off Denzer >, off Rettger 2; time. l:50;
umpire, Mcdonald
CLEVELAND SHUT OUT.
DETROIT, Mich, June 20.-SulliE an W s
the only mem Der Of the Cleveland team
who could hit Yeager successful y totay,
while MckenHa was easy for the lOcl s.
Yeager's fine Telling was feature At
tendance LOO SCOre:
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Earned runs. Minneapolis >. Kansas City
2: two-base hits. Jaclditsch. O'Brien, Far
reil. COughftn 2; home run, JacIIlitsch;
bases on balls off Ehret q, off Lee i:
struck out, by Ehret l. by Lac ,; double
pay. Stewart tc Wagner to DUNCAN; sac
rifce hits, Smith. CoUghIip. DUNCAN: left
on bases, Minneapolis ,. Kansas City 6;
time, 1:l5; umpire, Sheridan.
COMfSKEY'S MEN WON.
CHICAGO. June 25.-The horne team hit
Rittger at viii and won as they pleased,
while Milwaukee could do little with Den
Zer. The la ter received almost perfect
support. IsbelIs work at third was the
feature. Attendance. 900. Score:
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NEW YoR4<'s orr DAY.

Ro~t"n scores an Easy Victory by a
EiS Margin.
NEW YORK, June 20.-The New Yorks
had an Of day today and the Bostons
We're enabled to break their losing streak
Cdrrick pitched for three innings He
was hit safely twefve times. Then Coe9n
came IN. and. all things considered. made
a good showing for his first appearance
Attendance. g. $50. Score:
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PHILADELPHIA AGAIN TAKES THE
LEAD IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
RACE
CLOSE GAME WITH BROOKLYN
FIIcs>'~ Homo Run with Two Men
on Bases Did I3-NI@ncapOIis
Lost 10 KaaSaS
CEty.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at New York
BrUDklyI. at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati
PHILADELPHIA June 20.-With two
on bases. Flick raped out a home lun,
giving the Fhiade phias a lead which the
Bi00kiyus Gu not Overcome. Attend
auCe. 1.i95. ) Gre:
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CLEVELAND SHUT OU'

Earned runs DetrJ it 4; tn ee-bas4 hits,
Shaw. DlIcn; 5 o!en Sc. Harley. ca -ey
?. Pickering ?; first base On balls. off
feager ?. off Mckerns 6; first base On
errors, Detroit ]. Cleveland /: left on
bases. Detroit 10 C.evelan1 7: st k rut,
by feager 2; wild pitch. N Kenua; tine.
1:4j, umpire, Dwyer.
PUNCHED HITS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 2a.-Both
pitchers were hit hard today. but Bakers
wtldness proved costly. indianapolis won
through a more fortunate punching of
hits. AttendanCe. 1SMa Scnra-
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FdT0Fd nuns. Chicago J. Plttsbr-g A.
jeIt on ba.+s, Chicago G. P!ttsburg 9: two
pas hits. Mccormick, Caan e: home run.
Williams; sacr dre HIS, o Brien. WI,
lat2S. Beaunent. Ely, Tanrehi ,: stolen
baSe: Mert double plays. McCornlicil
70 CnlldS to Camel. Killen to Clingmsn
t. Chance. STRUCK! ru- bv TCiI1en bT
IanLehiil 2. bases en- bal $. eff Kf'len >
on Tannehiu >; time. >; umpire. Hurst.
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West VfrginIn-

The delegation OF Alabama is greatly
| divided on the vice presidential question
and upon practically everything thar
comes before them for discussion
West Virginia
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Gov. Curtin, OF West Virginia said that
his delegation is solid for Doiliver II the
name OF Roosevelt does not come before
the convention.
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Alabama.

We are for Long and OoIliver." said
National Committeeman Stewogt, of T.
linois, but It IS hard to say Just how
the delegation is divided"
AIabama-
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Nebraska at the present time sta-ds
solid for Doliver," said Delegate ]. III.
MacClay. I'VE think he is as good a
man as can be nominated. He is a West
son also. We. of course have no idea
that he can be nominated If Gov. Roose-
welt runs "
Illinois
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wisconsin
New Jersey

The action OF New Jerseys delegation
In declaring for Long as vice presidential
candidate stands, but "A number Of dele.
gates did not hesitate tonight to say thai
RooSevelt's nomination was inevitable
and that this would be acceptable TO the
state.
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MinneSOta-
IT. <L.s. = Nfs-

The choice Of Minnesota for vice presi-
dent is Senator Washburn whose name
will be presented by Ray w Jones. OF
Minneapolis. II there be an opportunity
Several members of the delegation are OF
the opinion that Roosevelt viii be the
choice of the convention
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south Dakota

South Dakota's delegation is divided be-
tween Roosevelt, DOlliver and Tripp for
vice presidential nomination. and tonight
IT is unsettled as to how its vote viii be
cast.
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Maine
Y erInont 2

The delegates from Vermont said TO-
night that they are for John D. Long for
second place, but added that the situation
might be changed so much tomorrow that
lhey are not sure what they might do
present plan of naming Roosevelt Is car
rled out by the supporters Of the New
York governor. They feel that Roose-
veit VIII sweep the convention II he is
named.
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Pennsylvania stands pat" said ex-
Senator Quay tonight. we are stil for
Roosevelt for vice pres dent and expect
TO nominate him by acclammat on"
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The Indiana delegation discussed t-e
quay amendments to the report Of the
committee on rules. and without taking a
vote adjourned until Thursday mornfnl,
az O'Clock when they will 50 AXE
vote on vice presidential preference.
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tne ohio delegation VIII vo soIdy for
some candidate. but who Ehat man viii be
not even the de egatiun Itself vet knows
Many Of the de'egates IN private con-
yersation, frankly avow their preference
for Gov. Roosevelt
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When asked how the Maryland de'ega-
tion, Senator McComas was b-ief and to
the point He said: The ticket viii he
Mckinley and Roosevelt. Maryl4nd will
vote for Roosevelt
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Gov. Shaw and Lafayette Young. OF
Ohio, who have had charge OF the Dol
liYer vice presidential campaign during
the convention. had tonight lost none OF
their hope and none Of their courage
when they reviewed the situation.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-08
knott 4 Closson Law Suits.

IL appears that the difficulties Of the
firm Of Knott n Closson, the stock.
brokers who failed in Burlington late.
~, had Just begun with the announce
ment OF the failure.
Work has been in progress upon
the books Of the firm and during that
time some Of itscustomers have become
convinced that all Of the firms deal
ings were not as represented. Suits
have been brought by six creditors
and body writs have been served on
members OF the firm.
The plaintiffs in these suits are
Katherine Benham, 5000; Margaret
Chestnut, 81 800; Mrs. i. c. Dodge,
-, 900; Mrs. w. II. II. Conner, 81, 400;
Thomas II. Murphy, Sl,0OOand l.. Ill.
Button, 80, 900.
The suits are brought to recover
funds held by the firm as agents and
bail Is furnishedby u. A. Woodbury.
and J.J. Finn in three cases and
BY Il. b. Smalley in two. In two of
the suits il is contended that the pur-
chase authorized by the customer was
never made.
Other suits are expected TO follow.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-08
Around the Campfire.

At the annual meeting Of the Texas
society of the Sons of the American
Revolution, held recently, Maj. Ira II.
Evans was reelected president of the
society. Maj. Evans, who was a brave
soldier in the war for the Union, is a
native of Vermont, and acredit to the
state which gave him birth.
William X. Hoyt, a native of st.
Adams, now Of Eau Claire, Wis, has
been appointed commander of the
Grand Army Of the Republic of the
state of Wisconsin. Mr., Hoyt is the
son of the late Judge Romeo II. Hoyt.
He enlisted as a private in the Tenth
regiment, Vermont volunteers, and
was mustered out as lieutenant.
Fort Ethan Allen is to again assume
a military aspect in imposing proper
tions within a few weeks. Two bat
talions of the 1000 men who are to be
returned from Cuba will be quartered
there. At the present time about 40
men of Company b, Fifteenth infan-
try, are there. Work on the new bar
racks, stables and other buildings is
being pushed as rapidly as the weather
will permit. All OF the new buildings,
it is expected, will be ready for occu-
pancy the first of June. Since last
June, Sl34, 900 has been expended on
the new buildings and improvements.
A statement of the strength of the
volunteer force called into service
during the war with Spain, and the
losses from all causes has been issued
from the adjutant generals Office at
Washington. The record given of
the First regiment, Vermont volun-
teers, is as follows The regiment
served from May l6 to October 26,
1898. At the muster in there were
As officers and $50 men. At the
muster out there were 80 officers and
925 men. OF the officers, resigned
and ] died of disease. Thirty of the
men We're transferred, 20 died of dis
ease and two deserted.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-08
Do Il Yourself
And Save a Doctors Fee--
If Test Denotes Kidney
Trouble DR.. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy is the
Only Medicine That
Will Positively Cure
You.
Trial Bottle Free.

IL is easy TO tell whether your Kidneys
or Bladder are diseased. Take bottle or
glass tumbler and fill IL with urine. IL
there is a ediment-a powder. like sub
stance-after standing a day and night, IL
it is pale or discolored, ropy or stringy,
there is something wrong with the Kid
neys. Other sure signs of disease are
desire to urinate often, pain in the back,
OF il your urine stains linen.
There is no question that DIR. David
KenDedy's Favorite Remedy is the best
and surest medicine in the world for dis
eases OF the Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and
Blood, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Chronic
Constipation and the sicknesses peculiar
TO women. IL quickly relieves and cures
inability to hold urine and the necessity
OF getting up a number OF times during
the night. II puts an end to that scald
ing pain when passing urine and corrects
the bad effects of whiskey and beer. IL is
sold for one dollar a bottle at all drug
stores.
Send your full postoffice address to the
DR.. David Kennedy Corporation, Rond-
out, N. Y, and mention this paper. They
will then mail you a bottle Of Favorite
Remedy and a valuable medical pamphlet
free, giving full directions for its use.
Every reader OF this paper can depend
upon the genuineness OF tnis liberal offer,
and all sufferers from the diseases men
toned above should take advantage of Il
at once.