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Local HsHs of tas Week.
Notary Public at Herald office.

Some of our political prophets are now paying off their election bet.
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Strongest Russian Fortre...

The strongest fortress in European Russia is Cronstadt. It is the Russian naval depot of the Baltic sea.
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Total

Republicans have probably n gain of 20 to 3l representatives
 San Francisco, Nov. 7th.
 Chairman Stone of Republican State Central Committee claims State for Mckinley by 30,00O, and the election of Congressmen. All amendments to the Constitution oi the State of California carried.
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]; Free Iil:z' Ilfia1

Reliable persons of mechanical or inventive mind desiring trip to the Paris Exposition, with good salary and expenses paid. should write
 The PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Me
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WANTED, I70 I337s Xxx
SITUATIONS for four 1rst-class COOKS.
American, Swedish and German, and also
second girls, and good nurse girl. wa
supply most all Of the best help. Th1
best Tor any kind OF work can always 50
secured. here. Established - years, W.
best agency In New England, excepting
only Boston. N. SHERMAN, Employment
Agency, IT'S CHAPEL STREET. o2S n
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BICYCLE NOTES.

Chief Consul H. s. Earle, Of the MiGh-
igan division of the League Of Ameri-
ran Wheelmen, is organizing what he
terms his Bicycle Path Day" which Is
dated for May 1. On that day he ex-
poets to have ten thousand wheelmen
working on paths in different parts Of
the state. and his suggestions Is meeting
with the most enthusiastic support. In
speaking of his plan Mr. Earle says:
"The bicyclist who takes a country
run is sure to find long stretches of bad
road, We intend to even matters up
and make narrow path over these bad
places.
There are two kinds of country roads
the sandy, impossible wheels vari-
ETY., and the hard clay road on which it
is a pleasure to ride if there are not too
deep wagon ruts. On the Bicycle Path
day we intend to get out all the availa-
BILE wheelmen in every town and start
them at work making path on to the
next place When the forces from the
two towns meet the work will be done.
over the sandy roads we intend to
simply scuff off the top of the turf along
the roadside near the fence, leaving the
roots to make a bed for the path and
keep the sandy soil from being ground
into second sandy hole.
"On this sort of road the path will
be close to the fence so as to be out of
the way Of horses. 1t will be found to
be a convenience by the country people
going along the road, and will soon re-
commend itself to them so that they viii
take care of it, To make this path a
shovel and hoe will be used, A cycle
path-making hoe has been invented by
c.. G. Brooks, Of HalloWell Me-. for the
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

Sun Rises, 1863 Moon Rises, High Water,
Sun Sets, 600 1900 800
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purpose. 1t has a toothed edge, which
wifi tend TO shear off the" grass from the
roots.
1.-THE clay road will hardly need a
path, but on each side Of the road bed
we mean to run path-maker, to level
down the turf and earth. I have in
vented machine for this purpose, and
call it 'Earles Path-Maker.' 1t is
something like a harrow with a roller
behind. A pair of horses can draw it
twenty miles a day, and as fast as it
goes the path comes out perfect be-
hind. The machine weighs one thou
sand pounds and makes and smooths a
path eighteen inches .wide.
II have heard objections to making
such a narrow path; but long, narrow
path is better than a wide, short one.
The bcyclist does not ride abreast IL he
has a companion. and when he meets
another they can both turn out on the
turf"
There will be two European tours I'M
der the auspices of the League of
American Wheelmen this year. The
Paris exposition is proving so strong an
attraction for wheelmen that one sup
Elementary tour has proved insufficient,
so a second has been decided upon by
league officials. The first will leave
New York on May and the latter on
July Z. The second will start on the
steamer Potsdam, the newest and
largest ship of the Holland line. r. A.
Elwell Of Portland, Me, will be the
tour master and will furnish all infor-
nation to those interested.
The, advantages of the international
touring arrangements made by the
League of American Wheelmen through
ex-President keenan, will soon be put
to a practical test by members of the
organization who visit Paris and other
parts of Europe. No wheelman should
leave this country without first joining
the League of American Wheelmen, as
membership therein will, under the al
liances made, give all the privileges and
accommodations accorded members of
the leading European cycling organiza-
lions. These will include customs, ho-
tel and local representative privileges
and the many accommodations ar
ranged by the organizations.
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District of New Haven, SIS. Probate Court
March 10th, A.. d. 1900.
An Agreement for the Adoption of Lena
Ehreneberger, a minor aged years, resid.
been exhibited to this Court BY Jacob b.
Walter, Hart d. Munson and Rebekah Ba-
con and 4. Gilbert King and Anna H. King,
the signers thereof, for acceptance and ap.
prevail, it is thereupon
ORDERED-That notice be given to all
persons interested to appear at the Probate
Court to be held at New Haven, in said
District on the 26th day of March, A. D. /
day, then and there to show cause, If any
they have, why the foregoing agreement
should not be accepted and approved by
this Court, by publishing this Order of No
tice three times In some newspaper having
circulation in said District, before said
time assigned for said hearing.
BY order of Court.
mh20 3tp ALBERT r. WELLEs, Clerk.
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Security Insurance Go.

OFFICE, 81 CENTER STREET.
Cash Assets January 1, 1901, 1904 ,I9o.eo
DIRECTORS
Charles 8. Leete, Cornelius Pierpont
James d. Dewell, II. Mason,
Joel A. Sperry, II. G. StOddard,
8. Il. Merwin, William r. Tyler,
John w. Ailing, Il. Attwater Barnes
Chas E. sheldon.
CHARLES s. LEETE, II. MASON,
President. Secretary.
J. d. DEWELL. II. G. FULLER,
Vice President. Asst Secretary.
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SALE or Lease-A three-story factory, No.
521 to 525 Grand avenue; light on ali
SIDES steam heat every convenience; on
line Of trolley cars, near railroad and
steamboat. JOHN II. HEALY,
mh15 tt TAT State street.
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Bureau of Compensation.

The Bureau of Compensation will meet in
Room 10-11 City Hall, March o. 1900, at
eight o'clock p. M, for the purpose of con.
sidering the assessment for Permanent
Pavement In Wall street from State street
to York street III
All persons Interested In the foregoing
are notified to appear and be heard thereon
without further notice.
BY order Of the Bureau Of Compensation,
mh20 3t e. HI. ROWE, Clerk.
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WANTED,
nlIuAIlON a competent cook or lauud.
resS; good city references. Call at
- ihil-- up l0I CROWN ST.
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Tdanrs.

WANTED.
WILLS accustomed to hand needlework.
STROUSE, ADLER & Co.
uu%z OF 60 Court strnat
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COMPRESSED AIR
Carpet Cleaning Works,
M. lO6 Court StrAet

Carpets called for and delivered.
Carpets cleaned and laid, also made nvef;
In fact, everything done In the Carpet line.
All work satisfactorily and promptly done.
Telephone call 1912. Give us call.
my1O WIN. u. KNAPP CO
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BOARD OF RELIEF.

The Board of Relief of the City of New
Haven hereby give notice that they will
meet at their office, No 8, City Hall, on
Monday, April I'd, 1900, at O'Clock d. M,
and by adjournment ON every week day un-
til April 30th, inclusive, for the purpose Of
hearing any appeals that may be made on
reassessment of property as made by the
Board of Assessors on lists of 1900.
GEORGE II. MITCHELL.
THOMAS +. FITZSIMMONS,
FREDERICK II. FUTILE,
mh2O lot Board of Relief,
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DU BOIS-At Paris, on Sunday, March is,
Alfred Wagstaif Du Bots, son Of the late
Henry A. Du Bots, NJ D., Of New Haven,
In his 4Sth year.
PIERpoNT-In this city, March 21st Cor
nellus Pferpont, aged 10 years, months,
6 days.
Funeral services will be held at his late
residence, 262 York street, Friday after
noon, March 23d, at 2:30 O'Clock. Rela-
lives and friends are invited to attend
Burial at convenience of the family. 1t
GRAHAM In West Haven, March 10th,
James Graham, aged 60 years.
Funeral services will be held at No. 1877
Elm street, West Haven, on Thursday af-
ternoon AT half-past two O'Clock. Friends
are Invited to attend. ct
HEATON--In Philadelphia, Pa, Tuesday,
March 20. 1900, Augustus Heaton. son Of
the late John Jr. and Elizabeth Goodyear
Heaton Of New Haven, Conn, In the 85th
year of his age.
Funeral services will be held at st. Marks
Church, Locust, street above 10th street.
Philadelphia, on Friday afternoon, March
23d, Mt two o'clock Friends are invited
to attend. st
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BRICK FACTORY

FLAT six rooms, modern improvements.
pleasant neighborhood.
mh15 1t UNIVERSITY PLACE.
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LOST,
A DARK colored coon cat. Reward for re.
turn to
mh22 1t No "a COLLEGE ST.
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FOR SALE-1,0 600 set Patent Stove Brick;
every set warranted one year. Orders re-
ceived 1853 STATE STREET
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BUSINESS CHANCE
FOR RENT.
FOE RENT.


FIRST and second floor, 6 rooms each, i'm
provements.
nlh1J tip 142 GREENWOOD ST
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The New Hettrick Vapor
Bath Cabinet.

Is the simplest In construction.
And the most convenient to use.
1t has a door which is door
1t has no woodwork to warp and get out
of shape.
1t has light out firm and substantial
steel frame.
1t folds into an inch space when not in
use.
1t is so easily handled that child can
manage It.
1t is made of the very best materials.
1t has no complicated legs to adjust.
1t needs no attendant In using 1t.
1t has no buckles, buttons or hooks to be
fastened.
1t has real top, not curtains buttoned
together.
1t has all the very latest improvements.
1t has none Of the defects Of all other
cabinets. 44s
1t is, therefore superior to them all. J.
1t is the most compact and handiest In
form
1t has the best heating lamp vet de-
vised, avoiding every discomfort and an
noyance,
1t can be taken completely apart and
thoroughly cleaned.
1t Is. therefore cleaner and consequently
healthier than others.
1t more than fills every requirement.
1t Is as absolutely perfect MS possible.
1t Immediately relieves Rheumatism and
all Skim Blood Liver, Kidney and Nerve
Diseases.
1t will cure Insomnia
1t Will relieve Female Irregularities.
1t will at once Cure the Worst Cold.
PRICE SIS EACH.
Sold by
{. [. WASHB I} j { CO.
Dealers in Physicians and Invalids'
Supplies,
"a Church and 81 Center STRAITS.
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway

FROM station. Pennsylvania Ave. and Is 1-2 st.
In effect July IS, 1900.
For Alexsndria-Week days, ESQ, 7:o4, 1890,
o;oo. s;s5, s:6e. Ops, 1000. HOO 11:s5 a. M,
sl2; ;05 l2:2o I2:45, 20, las, 2:oO 2:40 1900
20, 3:59 x4:15, 4:50, sos, x5 &c, 5.4O 500,
$50 7:0e 7:3o, 500, $780, 900, 9:s0 1915 II 20
II Il I:Se P: m Sundays, 7:45. 500. 9:45. 1880,
di;eO u:30 a m, 12:00 noon, u 80. LOO. 1870,
s:m ESQ, 3;oo $50, 400, 4:So, 500, $50, GOO,
$50 7o0 7:So, $780, $50. 900, 0:so, 1915, Il 90
IL 20 p. m.
For Mount yernon-week days, e:so. 500, 10 90,
II W m, xl2:G5, M:2a, eco, x3.0O, $50, 7:os,
s;o' $50 p M Sundays, 500 a. n., u 90 noon,
zoo, 4:oo, 700, 500, $50 p. m.
For Arlington and Aqneduct Bridge-weeF
days, $50, 7:o4, 500, 1875, s:5a 20 25, 1000,
II 90 a. m, *12:05 20 I2:35 s1:A5 geo =: 40
800 s25 ale sos, $50. 6:ei. 80 7:o6. 500
P m. Sundays, 7:45. eco, Gas, 1850, Il 20,
1l:3o m, II :0G noon, +12:3o, 100, '1:30, 200,
$3.50, 800. $50. AGO. +4:S0, 5:oo $3.50, 600,
s6:80, 700, Y 80, 500 p. N.
Parcels carried on all trains Baggage checked.
xExpress *To Arlington only
J. CoLyIN, Superintendent.
G. E, ABBOT, President.
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Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD
Schedule in effect August -, 1909
Leave Washington from station corner Of

Leave Washington from station corner of Ne7;
jersey Avenue and c Street
For Chicago and Northwest, NeStibu.ed Limit
ed trains lo:50 a III, sos p. m, daily.
For Cincinnati. ST, Louis and indianapolis, Tx
piess, l0;05 q Nestibuled Limited G:45 ?. m,
express 1:fe night, daily.
Fer PittshnIg and Cleveland, 1910 a n. $50
P. n and loo .. m, daily.
Fer Columbus. s:o5 p N. daily.
Fer Winchester ard way stations, ss:S5 g. N ,
S-45 p m, AID 30 p. ~
Fer LuTay, 3:s5 D n daily
Fer Baltimore, week Gays, x2:35. 800. 6:31,
A.;O3 x4.lo xs:So, S:S5, 1880. xio-oo a. N,
I2:l0 n, 1915, x1:I0. N3:59. z4-o9. x+.53 49,
x5:o5, x5:l9 I5:5o, x6:-o. ESQ, xs.G3. xI9.sI.
vi 80. MISS P. m SGEdays. KISS II ~.
SI:ld, S:3a. 400 i. m, xl2.I3, xi:lG, I-i5.
NS:oo, 1880. 4:35. x5-a5. x5:I5, 6:2J As:00.
Nl6-c9. All:&0. xll -S5 p. IN
For Annapolis 1:I0 aEsi S:S5 a. III, and E:ij
lGd SO P. m. Sundays. $50 d m, :S5 p II.
Fer Frederick, reek Gays, SIS 4 III, 1882.
$50. 5:5J p m Sundays. 500 4 m. I:I5 p.
Fer HaEeT<tGwn, -l0;G5 a. H. aad -5:S4 p H.
Fer Boyd ard way points, week days, S;55
m, 80, $50 Is ?. m. Sundays, 9:O0 1, N,
FOR Gaithersbrrg er.d way points. week days.
s:25 q n, $3.50, BIB 4:c0, $50. $50. T:G5.
ll:25 p. n Sundays 900 a N. l:I5, 500, 7:G5.
Eor Washington Junction and uay points week
days. s-&5 m. 4:5J, $50 p n. 6FEdays,
RcYAL Blue LTVR
All trains illuminated vita Pinzsch light.
Fer baltimore, PHILADELPHIA. New Ycrk Bos-
ton. and the East, week days, 2:35, 7:05 CDiBeE),
(Diner}. I:I0 CDiBer). 500 Royal Limited, -
Exclusively Pullman Train. Dining Car, 400.
5:o5 Dining Carr, SEQ and 1l:30 p III (Seep-
ing Car open at l0:GJ o'cIockl. sundays, Z:35,
IS eco a m. 1910 noon, 40 Dining Cars,
so0 5:C5 Dining Cars seq and II 80 2. n sleep
ing car open 70 o'clock.
Parior Cars all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1900 a. n, l2:I0 noon.
md :IG and 500 P. week days. I2:i0 noon
Sundays
For Cape May, week days, 1910 and 1:lo p m
Except Sunday xExpress trains
Baggage called for ani checked from hotels aGi
-es:dences By Union Transfer Co On orders left
u ticket offices, 6I9 Pennsylvania Avenue north
vest. New York Avenue and 10Th Street, and at
iceFGt. Telephone ticket cf!ces for g. * O. Flee
tric Automobile Cabs
i d. UNDERWOOD n, 9 MAETIS,
I'd Vice President Mgr Pass Traffic.
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FoR EXCHANGE.

MAKE a speciality of trading; handle city.
suburban, and country improved or unini-
proved; let me know what you have to trade
ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 E st. nsy.
se30-cod-I0t
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FOR EXCHANGE
Schedule in effect July l, 1900.

HAVE nearly new Washbur1 mandolin for
sale at :, sacrifice, or would exchange II fer
a youths or mans bicycle that has not been much
used. Address Box 1s5, this Office oc2-3t, em
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WANTED -Cabinetmaker. 7SS 18th st. NV.
oc2-3t,em
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WANrED-By frst-class cook in hotel cafe or
restaurant; meat pastry cook. 1IO1 Sd St
NV. 81 x -,
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NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH, the ideal cottage
section of the new resort; perfectly leve.
ground; plenty shade; lots 5ox150 wide
nues $IG0 to $780, on easy terms; interest;
blocks north of railroad station along the beach;
cottages under construction and contract Ap-
ply to J. n. BECK. Land Agent, North Chesa-
peake Beach, or 5I2 ST. NV. se25Tt
FOR SALE OR RENT-Several beautiful homes in
HyattsTiiIe, be after office hours;
steam and electric cars stop cur door. ROGERS
& ROGERS. Hyattsville, Me-. su3o Irao
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NANTED-By good cutter and ftter dressmak-
ing in private houses. address BOX I22 tkis
office. se30-3t
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WANTED Apprentices for dTessmaking. Apply
142 A It, oc2-3f, EN-
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WANTED Mattress st si5 Pa ave. NV. Item
The evening times., 1900-10-02

WANrED-Two girls, general housewoTk. En-
quire I2lI 10th st. NV. Item
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WASTED-A good ehambermaid and waitress;
refs reuuired IIO6 L ST. NV. Item
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HELP wAxTED-FEMALE.

WANTED -First-eiass woman for general house
work IN small family Apply 527 Sd st, ne
1t EN-
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THREE large rooms Ist and I'd floors for l. h.
k; near Govt. Dept and cars. 3l7 18th st.
sw. oc2-3t, EN-
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wANTED-BICYCLEs.

v WANTED-To buy some old bicycles, cheap Ad-
dress BOX 147, this office. oeI-St
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TOWN RAZED BY FLAMES.
Two Women Perish in Fire u
Edinburgh. y. ID.

Edinburgh y. d, April oo.-Fire wiped
ont the entire business portion Of this
city to-day. Properly 10 the extent of SiIH.
600 was burned. and two women pcrished II.
the flames. Smolderng ruins and burnt deb
fiS are all that remain to mark the location
uf this heretofore prosperous village. En-
tire families are without homes. and many
will be- compelled To spend the night cut of
doors.
The food supply is short. and The home
less ones will undergo distress from hunger.
Mrs. Jacob Lindall. wife of IL former nler-
chant and bride Of but few months.
and Mrs Il. Eierson. We're burned To death.
They Occupied rooms In Il two-Story buid-
ing. and attempts were Ina!. to get to their
apartments but without avail.
The origin %: the tire was In the rear of
rurnstad & Co.'S drug store and supposed
to- he from spontaneous combustion. The
Robertson Lumber Company lost their en-
tir. stock and buildings. Five general m.r
Chandisc stores, two drug stores. two hard
ware stores. three implement houses. one
hank. two hotels. two livery stables and
many more buildings We're burned. Two
elevators. containing several thousand
bushels of grain were destroyed.
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New York, April 2o.-Arrived: Kaiseriu
Maria Theresa from Bremen.
Havrc, April aa.--Arriyed: L'Aqritaine
from New York.
Hamburg. April 2o.--Arrived: Phocnicia
from New York via Cherbourg; Wiikomnen
from Philadelphia.
New York. April 2o.-Arrived: Palatie from
Hamburg.
New York. April 20.-Sailed: state Of Ne
brasSa for Glasgow.
Hamburg April 2a.--Arrived: Kaiser
Friedrich. New York via Plymouth
Southampton. April 2o.-Sa!led: Fuerst
bismarck from Hamburg. New York via
Chcrbourg.
Genoa, April 2o.-Arriyed: Ems New
York.
Cherbourg, April ea-Sailed: tuerst his
marck from Hamburg. New York.
Astoria. April 2o.-Sailcd II. Bark Be'-
wickshice for Queenstown.
Everett April 12.-Sailed: Bark oakland
for Honolulu.
Boston. April @.-Arrived: New England.
Liverpool.
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FOREIGN

Tho distress in India is spreading. Relief
Is being furnished 5Joo,Jyo persons.
Conflicting reports emanate from Nepen-
er large turce OF Beers IL said 10 be
btsicging the place.
Heavy fighting is in progress between the
British and the Ashantis at Coomassie
British West Africa
The, Beers in Natal retiring from the
J,iggarshcrg Range. A dispatch SAYS that
Isuller is ready to begin his advance
A revolt against British rule by the say
age tribes of Canaan. Africa. is reported,
and British native troops have been dis
patched TO the scene.
A warm greeting was accorded the Prince
Of Wales on his return from Copenhag@n
King Oscar of Sweden. now & visitor in
London. Joined In The ovation.
Pretoria Is reported. by way Of Lorenzo
Marquee, TO be nUuplusscd by the British
movements and unable to determine where
An attack is contemplated by Roberts.
LORD Roberts has stopped al dispatches
from Biocm.rnteiD calculated to throw
light on the movements of tho British
forces This is taken TO mean that an nd
vance has begun
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GENERAL DOMESTIC

Frank Nicho,i is improving. despite q
broken neck
4 Government lighthouse crew struck be-
cause of a reduction in Wages.
A a-ycar-old child at Moweaqua, Ill. fell
int, a boiler OF soapsrds and was drowned.
The great Ecumeuioal Conference on For
.igu Missions viii open to-day in New
i0rk
Senator wellington of Maryland declared
that if Mckinley is nominated he WIFI NOT
support him.
The Louisiana official election returns
shaw vast Democratic gains. There Will be
not one Republican in the Legislature.
.Iosn w. Gates was not removed from the
MANAGEMENT of the American Steel ana
Wirs company at the meeting OF directors
yesterday.
Chicago medical students locked up pro-
fessor because of imputations on their hon
esty They beat three students VINO de-
Tended HIM.
owing To- a factional quarrel tTo contest
ing DELEGATIONS prohabiy VIII be sent from
Kansas city TO the Republican Nauonai
Convention.
The Evans men bolted the Tennessee Se-
publican Convention ana nominated a sep
arate state ticket and de,-sates To the Ma
lionai Convention.
Governor Tanner of Illinois viii have to
undergo a delicate surgical operation TO OBJ
tain relief from his pains. At viii be per
formed within a week.
General Miles has made charges that the
ordnance Bureau OF the army, through
prejudice. is rejecting American Inventions,
notably the high explosive 'thorite. thus
driving the discoyerers to foreign Govern
n.ntg
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TAWNEl'S PLAN BLnCkEB.
OIcomnrEarinc Investigation SmOth-
cred in Il House Subcommittee.

Washington. April 2o.--Tha Ways and
Means Committee n a special mo, ting to-
day had requests from the customs cxarn-
iners, who work under the appraisers. for
AN increase in The limit "f pay from s. -
to 5000 which increas of limit II allowed
will permit a rcgraiinS of these officials
AT an executive session OF the committees
the Tawney resolution calling on the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue to make
known the ingredients Of "l"omargdrinc
was referred /" n Suhc"mmitt.e. consisting
of Ncssrs nalzcll. Underwood ami Taw-
ney. Mr. Tawnoy said after the meeting
that the subcommittee stood two AGAINST
one against the propt stion and W.ult. hold
no InrrtinE.
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SPORT.

(sarbo, Viking. Bavassa, Lady Meddle-
some. Mart Hogan AMI Ace were the win
ners at Frisco.
Dandy Jim. Great Bend. Crockett, Thrive,
Tom Collins and Cathedral were the win
ners AT Memphis.
S.lenwood. Buffoon, Princess Otti!ic. Sir
Christopher. Manitohaa and AL Gold were
the winners at Adueduct.
1t Is really believed that NcGraw's BLUR
phout refusing TO play in ST. Louis is on the
level and that he viii never jolt; the local
hall team.