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JEFrnrEs FEARS PLOT b, BRADY
Champion suspects Corbctt May Win
Nnming EiEht by Eraud.

Philadelphia April n5lA-Champion James
j. Jeffrles who is training at Allenhurst
n. j.. has grown suspicious OF everybody
The famous pugillat boilermaker has d
serious time with himself over knctty
problem. He is laborlng in doubt between
the honesty of his manager and Corbett :
ability to arrange matters In a way 10
prove entirely satisfactory.
Ever since William Brady has directed
the hsttc fortunes OF Jeffries the latter has
viewed the former close friendship of
Brady and Corbett with envious suspicion,
and he is Arm in the belief that sob has
been put up to give Corbett the fight.
The champion has all the food brought
to his table carcs-i,T examined for fear of
poison and is training harder than he ever
has done In his career. He says be does
not purpose taking any chances, but Will
go right at Corbett and whip MIN quickly,
thus hoping TO Illustrate any scheme that
may be bottled up to rob him of the
fight.
SO suspicious did Jeffries become that he
tackled Brady in the latter's office and de-
manded to know the truth OF the matter.
Brady assured his protego of faithfulpess
to Jeffries' interest, and said as far as he
was concerned everything was "on tha
level" Even this assurance did not sat
isfy Jeffres, and the latter eyes every
newcomer to the camp al Allonhurst with
suspicion and watches every attache Of
his pugilistic STAFF.
Nothing can persuade Jeffries that Cor
bett has not hxed matters either TO win
on a foul or by some oiher means win
back the li;le OF champion heavywe' CHI
OF the world. But Jeffries is watching
every move and says II anything is done
he will be on hand and will figure very
prominently in H.
Brady, when discussing the matter with
an intimate friend. said the idea was
ridiculous. and ne could not account for
its conception in the mind Of Jefriee, but
believed some one was deoeiving his man.
why" continued Brady. II would give
up 100000 in cold cash sooner than have
Corbett defeat Jeffries. Bnt don't YOU
worry. It's not In the air for Corbett to do
f'
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A cnhnn nnIIwny sehemc:

New York, April 25-Representa''Ye
American capital has been enlisted in
scheme for the rehabilitation and deFei-
ment OF the railway scheme Of Cuba. a
newly formed corporation, thu Cuba com
pany, is to undertake this work ana al
though it's existence is chiefly due to the
labors and enthusiasm OF Canadian sir
william C. Van Horne, william g WHIT
ney and ether prominent members OF tne
whitney syndicate, Ex-Governor Lew r
Morton. John w Mackey OF the commet-
eial Cable company; }. J, Hill the West
ern railway magnate, Leon samuel mo
mas and other well-known American hnan, :,
ciers are 10 employ their Drains anu
money In pushing the project
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necylIIc Was eco convenlion.

BeevIlle. Texas, April 25.--Every ndi-
cation now points to the holding OF the
democratic congressional convention at
this place this summer Quite number
OF letters from the members OF the eSeru-
tive committee have been received STAT
ing that they favored and had voted for
BscvIile as the place for holding the con-
vontion The Business Mems league fas
taken charge OF the matter and expect "
make every preparation.
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TO RELIEVE DISTRESS
OF wives ana Children of "Absent
Minded Deggnrr.'

bfEtHErs
San Antonio Texas. April 25.-Gcnerai
Chambers McKibbn. commanding this
department, has received the following
communication from the adjutant geuer-
ais department at Washington;
The Commanding officer, Department OF
Texas. San Antonio. Texas.
War Department, Adiutant Generals
Office Washington, u. c.. April 14.--slr.
1t having been represented to the de-
partment that by reason of the absence
of Tie greater part Of the army on foreign
service and the neglect of many officers
and men to send money home there is
much suffering on the part OF the fami-
lies of such officers and enlisted men. the
secretary of war desires that YOU advise
this office OF the name and address OF the
wives and children or other dependent
relatives of officers and men OF the regu-
lar or volunteer army now in the service
residing within the limits OF your depart
ment who are in destitute circumstances
or in status OF distress Information
also desired: The names of he WIDOWS
and orphans Of any deceased officers and
soldiers in need and deserving assistance
Very respectfully, j. a. Johnston,
Assistant Adjutant General
There are a large number OF soldiers
wives and families residing in this cry
whose husbands are serving principally
with tho Eighteenth, Twenly-third ana
Thirty third infantry and also the F1fth
cavalry. All commanding officers OF posts
in the department of Texas have been az
rected TO make reports to Adjutant Cen
eral Roberts OF destitute soldier famiIleS
residing nesr their respective staiions'
Ii is very probable that the war depart
ment will take steps at an carry dste 10
relieve the distress.
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wharton county convention,

Wharton, Texas April 25.-Chairman Of
the County Democratic Executive Com
mittee Major J. N Dennis has issued a
call for county convention to assemble
in Wharton June 2. 1900 In his notice
to precinct charmen the call is for demo
cratic mass meetings-no prlmurles Al
the ratio hxed, one 7ote for every twenty
five and fraction thereof over a half, based
on tho democratic vote for governor two
years ago. the county convention win have
forty-th votes. The convention viii
send delegates TO all conventions to be
held in the state this year save tho con
vention to nominate district judge and
district attorney for this judicial dis
trlqt
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GERMAN LABOR.
Cost of Living High aud Wages Are

Washington. April 25,-copsul John T.
Kehl, at Setting. has furnished to the
state department a number Of Interesting
facts concerning labor and wages in Ger
many The number OF working people N
the German empire, says Consul Kehi. Is
eetimated at lO.9OOOOO, Of which number
g. 100. 900 are female, and with the IN
creased cost Of living and the dispTopor-
tionate advance In wages anything but a
favorable outlook for the working classes
Is presented.
American labor, says the consul, re-
ceiyed treble the wages paid in Germany.
although the cost OF food Is from 10 to 30
per cert cheaper In the United States than
in that country. Tea, Of the quality for
which we pay but 60 cents per pound
costs Germans Sl.G5.
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auRKE's FRIENDS ~ CONFERENCES
Gosscu Has Developed strength IN
ellis and Johnson.

Dallas, Texas, April ga conference
of the supporters Of Congressman r. e.
Burke were held IN this city today and
tonight to consider the situation in Ellis
and johnson counties. The primaries are
to be held in the counties named on SAT-
urday next. Congressman Burke aud his
friends admit that II. NJ. Gossett has de
veloped unexpected strength and that a
hard contest Is before them in both Ellis
and johnson counties. Strong delegations
OF Burkes Dallas supporters will he in
both counties on Saturday to try TO carry
them for him.
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e.ose.se..ssss.e.s.s..ss..e..o.sss.e.

equally heavy at other points in the coun-
ty and culyerts, roads and bridges have
suffered. Many farms were badly washed
and everywhere there was loose soil or
plowed land and more or less damage was
sustained. The rain will delay farm work
for several days and meanwhile there Is
no indication Of let-up In the rainy
season.
The Young Germania club gave a bail
this evening IN honor OF MIR. and Mrs
Frank Marek whose wedding last Weducs
day pight has already been recorded in
these olumns. II Is an unfailing custom
with this popular organization to thus
honor its members on the occasion OF The
contamination Of the most important
even, in their lives The evening was es-
poclally pleasant for dancing and she
lengthy programme of dances was thor
oughly enjoyed.
The suite of rooms at the First National
bank used by the president and hoard of
directors is being lifted up and furnished
in very handsome style gold and oak
directors table has been provided, manu-
featured by the BRENNAN furniture far-
tory expressly for the purpose. 1t Is one
Of the handsomest pieces of furniture ever
turned ont by the factory, The walls of
the apartments are being hung with paint
ings. among them large and striking
painting OF The battle OF Gettysburg.
The signal corps gave instructions TO a
number OF the Blinn college boys at the
regular meeting of the company held last
night
MIR /. Stem, aged 60 years and peddler
by trade, was thrown from horse in the
vicinity of +. w, Woods lumber yard Ills
morning His right thigh was broken
near the hip joint by the fall and he sus-
tanned other injuries. The wounds we e
looked after by Or. E. Becker and the
patient was reported resting easy.
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Kountzo. Texas. April 25.-ln the demo
cratic precinct convention here today all
Of the present State officers were Instruct,
ed for except Storey for railroad commits
sioner Hon. John r. Work OF this county
received the instruction for state senator
Of the Fourteenth senatorial district. Mr.
Work is an able lawyer, dJ1ocrat OF
unquestioned loyalty to his party and q
man than whom no better ever occupied
n seat IN the State senate.
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san Francisco. Cal. April 25.--Five and
half furlongs, purse May Gertrude, Ella
Roland, Nettie Clark Time, 1907 3-A
Half mle-Illilouon. Follow Ne, Billy
Lyons Time 80
Five furlongs--Re,na De Cubs. Miss
Soak Almoper Tim, 1903 IL,
Mile and quarter Roslnanto, NV
Gypsy, Twinkler Time. 2:o6.
Six furlongs -Tuthill, Proclamation,
Cue Time, t:16.
Mile, selling -Wyomirg, Opponent, Tor
sina. Time, 1 IL. RS
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CHADWICK Is IN TROUBLE.


E,r York, April 25.--A special to the
rsi from Washington says: Secretary
k,t reported to have called the atten-
u Captain F, Z. Chadwick, who COM
bid the armored cruiser New York
|irs The battle off Santiago, Cuba, to an
jgyIsv credited to him and published a
days ago, in which he bitterly as
III Rear Admiral Schley. 1t is known
The Interview came to the attention
Tie secretary aud that II is considered
ttlsntly serious to warrant an eX
riliol from Captain Chadwick. Should
,iu Chadwick stand for the interview.
! lkely that the department Will feel
tlty bound 10 make him substaptiate
statements. In this way it is possible
The whole Sampson Schley contro-
~ may be reopened.
ihe Interview credited to him, CAP
Chadwick is alleged to have maize
'estiiements: Every one of us fee $
disgrace that schley has put upon us.
y not Sampson or Schley that we care
Flt OF are anxious to vlndicate. 1t IS
aenor OF the navy that has been as
|e' lis esprit dc corps that has re-
tVa serious blow In the opinion OF
est II has been Injurious to us abroad
ossraceful exhibition of pettIness,
sal'h Admiral schley has been guilty.
'n Tor him only contempt. would
'aASe his hand If he offered it to me,
nus believe l simply re-echo the
.lrns o. almost the entire navy. II
PA schley desires a vindlcation. let
aS for an Investigation of his con
Inc men who fought the ships at
M''ie Of Santiago aud the general
am sure, desire such an investi-
and will be willing to abide by
,ani' whatever it may be-"
yam cnadwlck has never been friend
asar Admiral Schley, and the lat
=, Hleuas intend to bring him to az
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TRAIN SERVICE rMpRov,SG.

Missing spans of the louisville ira
Nashville bridge Beinr ReTfcsd'
Mobile, Ala. April IS Reports from
General Superintendent Clark of the Mo-
bile and Ohio railroad are in effect that he
will have trains operating on the road
between this city and Meridian by satur-
day.
The work OF replacing the lost spans OF
the Louisville and Nashville bridge over
the Pascagoula river is progressing "a
yorably. but II will be ten days yet before
messenger or freight trains can be operated
between here and New Orleans.
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EalRTH IS CONFIDENT
y. state will 60 Democraied
This Fall.
In, RECENT KANSAS SPEECH
r,.,form on which All
~" ~ and He Is Very
Glad of u.

|, IA, April y. Elliot lot, p AN ORTIZ.
!" \. democratic executive con-
u, 4 that he fesls confident lent. mat nat
n 90 democratic next TAI
\. Il, II. Bryan VIII easily sweep the
" 4 viii agree TO a platform as
!, bis recent Kansas speech
j said, be received assuf-
"a u,su who abandoned the party
Y ~ we're returning now be-
~ a,,itude of the dominant psr-
"a trusts and Imperialism,
80 .nsdence that the silver issue
VI .u,,ed 10 the rear in tho COM
.'~,,tsu. If sufficient assurance
,r' .,vsu that Mr.. Bryan would be
4 cOncillate Eastern democrats
., ,rusts and Imperialism the
..rss he said, he felt sure that
~ y. =. rent Of those who baked lr
X ,s,nrn 10 the party this year
~ ~ M other % per cent would pe
=, q compensated for b dissatisuea
.,sns and Independents
80 ms expect that Mr.. Bryan VIII
y. X. 4 Chicago platform. Mr.. Dan
II ,but we have been hoping that
"a ~. ,ther National leaders would
..,.s III fact that other issues have
4. I ,ss front since 1896, and that due
r,.,ss should be given to them II
AM. a, there is not any doubt that
81. ali over the country viii geC
y. ~ .na that means a democratic
- nsrt ALI New York State is nevef
Isnl when the party is united. AT
!, ,ec,loA during the last fifteen or
\, Years, 1t has been shown con-
kr.ls hat theirs are more democrats
,spublicars In the State, and that
{.r,tic victory is entirely dependent
|srocratlc harmony
,slation IA the attitude OF the coming
4 roryention, Mr.. Danforth said that
i, unlikely that It would instruct the
k,ass 10 the National convention to
| br Mr.. Bryan's nomination or re-
IN ihe Chicago platform.
|Our delegation will vote for Mr.. Bryan.
Hrbr Mr.. Danforth added, "and we
| take particular pleasure In doing so
pIiitOrm upon which We can all unite
kionipi.r
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the ANTI-FoREIGN CRUSADE.
aes 10 spread Through China
|, II IL Reported.

fs York, April 25,-A special to The
" rom Washington says: Edwin H..
|a american minister in China. is
I'M 'ne state department fully ad-
y mail Of the development. His
4 IA e noi OF very encouraging ma
nsnsr, !, mulcate thai the anti-toreign
H. s 4 h Spreading, being particularly
In INN, u the province OF shan Tunr AS
|s,, s.ns the hostility of the empress
~ to the development of her EN-
!, sh,a s''on was called today to n de-
tys os, sne recently issued, degrad :
|pr oniclals on the most ridiculous
hsw re Tor instance, was degraded
|stsr ho VI MS "unfathomable heart. "
rs.l rsas Of his greed for money. :.
|ssss !, sa s Of their degradation was
|,h,r sSv, .ear OF the empress dowager
d , stavlsers that they were prominent
eiotm movement.
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ncntr WINS sncccssfni.

Lockhart Texas. April o5, The latest
returns from the democratic primaries Of
last Saturday show the election Of Mr. Lea
Beatty for representative over Judge Ro-
gan, who has three times represented
Caldwell county Mr.. Beatty was Chill
TON man so long as that gentleman was
in the field for senator, hut he is now
instructed by the primaries ior Hon. joe
Bailey
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FOR PILES.
hent "nuerfui Home Trent
aat Cures and Avoids
All Operation.
ieser rec Trial 10 Every suf-
'hd II Win Cure worst
IN Cases

fE your name and address to
Y. h. MI, 'e fls p. Main ST., Adams,
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he ~, us wonderful pile cure. He
s''sal irss,n method and the only real
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has now severe your case may
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TRIPLE HANGING.
Two white Men mud Negro Were
Executed az McNinHyiii:, Tenn.

Nashville. Tenn. April 25.--John Wat
son. Bill Brown and "sonnile" Grain the
latter colored, we're hanged at McMinn-
Vile today for murder. The hanging took
place at 1850 o'clock.
Watson was convicted of having. II
December. 1898, shot his neighbor. Jane,
Hills. from ambush as the latter was en-
tering his own home near McMinnyille
Brown was charged with completely II
the murder OF his wife. Grain was con
victed OF having helped kill another negri
in a fight oyer a game OF craps, and late
killing William Brown.
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soUcHoN,s MISSION.
VIII Try ia shut the "Back Door 10
yellow Jack.
Especial to The Post

Especial TO The Post.)
New Orleans. La, April 25.-Dr. Edmond
souehon. president Of the Louisiana State
board OF health, Will leave Sunday for
Washington. where he will consult the
Louisiana representatives in congress aud
the senate and see what can be done IN
the enforcement OF moro stringent quar-
ant.ae regulations 10 Northern ports. Di.
souchon believes thar the Northern heilth
officials are lax In tbs enforcement OF
quarantine regulations. because they do
not see what can. result through laxity.
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The CRATER Wins Hnndicnn.

London, April 25.-The city and sub
urban handicap Of 1000 sovereigns, run at
TIE EPSON spring meeting today. the SEQ
ond day, was won by ]. G. Clarks The
CRATER.
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STATE shoot NJ San Ar..,o.

San Angelo Texas April 25.--In the
shooting contest San Angelo took honors
first today. Dallas second, Wilcox of san
Angelo made the highest individual score
throughout the contest.
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New York. April 25.-Former cap'S'n
oberlin NJ. Carter left for FoFt Leayen-
worth. Kan, tonight 70 serve his Term IN
the United States prison there
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|abaya hnd Lodge Selected.
k,B.,H prii ga special to the
ssto, ss from Washington says:
lssn' award wolcott of Colorado is to
|'isaal Sas, chairman of the republican
invention at Philadelphia and
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sessssesseseosossossssoseeess

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, is to be per-
manent chairman of the same. These Sc
lections have been made by the republican
National committee.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NEWS.
Storey Has 81 Votes for Railroad Commits.
sioDer, Curtis rs.
Il. N. Gosstrr HAS DEVELOPED STRENGTH
In johnson aud Ellis and Cougrcss-
man Bur,sc's Friends VIII Try
10 Overcome ~.

Austin. Texas. April 25.-The following
Instructions for railroad commissioner
have been given 10 date
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Philadelphia LOST a Game 10 Brooklyn and
Dropped a Notch.
JfrFRlEs IS MUCH AFRAID OF A JOB
Brady Denies aud says yhnt 20 Var
ms Hc Is concerned the Eisht is
10 he on ITS Merits.

Philadelphia. April 2s--Philadelphia lost
today's game through errors.
Score II ~
Brooklyn .....,.......-,f..2p vW' luo-b
Philadelphia ..,,+,-.... "ll NO aop-4 " a
Dunn and Mcclure. Plat aud Mcfarland.
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ST. Louis, April 25.-Chicaro outplayed ST
Louis in the field and at the bat but could
not have won II the game had been handed
them on a silver platter :, "A =,
SCorv-- II "
ST I.ouis ...... 002 20i oo---5 ) 9
chicago ..... 600 200 000-2 2 /
sudhoff and oConnor. Griffith and Dona-
hue.
Cincinnati April 25.-~cincmnau won to-
days game by superior hitting :, =, -
score II ~
cincinnati .,..... 900 $40 lsl--9 IL 5
Plttsburg ................,. 20o 900 CO.'S
Phillips and PETIT; FlRhcrty Philipp and
thinner
New York April 2S.-The game between the
New Yorks and Bostons today furnished az
exciting finish. The New Works made bold
hid for victory in their last inning. but were
retired after coming within one run OF p'nr
the score. . . -,
Score II N
New YORK ..s.........s. VuS WI wv =
nostnn ,..........I 0i col 240-a Ii n
Doheny and Grady; Dineen and sullivan
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eat e those El4@ersuE tr1-1 sS.I diseases
and t&cl2l aisTr1shexs 80 safc gogs bar,
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+-=-aaas---s
J. r WEST q CO.

81 First avenue.
II YOU are looking for tirnhsr land. Il VI
~ wei 20 s@e cur list.
Fer farm lands we hava one OF the iArEst
and best selected lists In the North We
For city pTOF~rty S10c buys corner 4
Second avenpT that yaa viii be K1rpriss
tn find offered sar sale
t&sss bay curTi~T ca First avenue payfG
more than u per- cent net
f~se. bugs "A 8-st0ry brick, with 1ms@sns a
on Second sren1a
81 toS bays corner. t-vxi1a. In whoisxAI
district; a&rgiE for a f~w days only.
Several choice Seattle tusg and snsns cas-
. exchange Tor 5 70 - acres near q
line.
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The Fest rnseisesnrse has established h~sars ssea
e5~s where eisxsi6<s wrl h. rexxsvei
until 10 = - each eAy rhs rates shstsft at BE
ssfscsr tsssine~s e0suA Cssa sas onts VII ns tstsn
Ct hrsn~A sesscse~ rIkwsrs y the iisi u sss~sas
Hopks narrfastoa's drug stsre.
second aseHse and Pike.
npoaAway Pharmacy. r. y. Fisher.
Rpoaaway ana JaWes.
neasea Wsst Pharmacy. Madison
ssrees aaA Fsfs<ensh avenue.
Walla walla rha rnsaey. rwenty-
nsss asa East J~aersos.
FreeAssnss rAavmacy. xinth ave.
nee esaeA ana gaeks~s.
eAsssBe9-s Dssg store. twenty
third aveaae ssssh aaA Jacks~n.
Srhatss Dvug store. iexa Hswels.
e~rnep uev~a.
North e~atste Pharmacy, Nassery
asA Ftrss avense-
4. - Ouy-s rAsrnaex. Deasy way
anA ftfSh avense nseth,
y. =: C&asaUan's FAavrnaey. Queea
Auue uvsnue SD Rey street.
UAlLAnO.
rreee~a's rAasaacy, nailara av-
eaUe.
FREMONT.
fpeae~s Dwug Company. Lake
str~es ana evvtwg avenue.
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

eco suys &ro"En ssuss on EighseentH
avenue.
fis" aNys model hSne on Twenty strst
zNeEzs
sAs eeys a-rSom aSGse IN Ho1th parx
Ss-s Buys i-fespra Modern co6fnxe Ia sge&s1
N0seg &1tl1Aons He@T car Nae
" go Nsigs T~rsssfrs AossN 90 Trart,r-eYxt I
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