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Harlem Races.

CHICAGO. June H.-Weather, raining;
track slow. Summaries:
First race, four and a half furlOngs-
Paleton won. Main second. Ericseu third.
Time, :oI4.
Second race, seven furlong+Orion won.
Little Reggie second, Obey Furst third.
Time. 1:33.
Third race. one mile and sixteenth
Nortord won; Wax second, Ben Alder
third. Time, 1:5412.
Fourth lace, the Junior stakes. five and
a half furIongs-Si won, Grandon
second, Princess Tatyana third. Time.
III
Fifth race. six furlong-Dr. Walmsiey
won, High Hoe second, Barney F. third.
Sixth race. one mile and fifty yards
The Lady won, Molo second. Erwin third
Time, 1:4S24
Entries for today:
first race, nine-sixteenths of mile
Bona Halle, Anxious, Tenny Belle, Flor
anthe. 1O4: Toosie Green, seorpolete,
Peaches, Bride Ale, 100: Luerana, 1O1
Second race, six furlongs-Joe MCGEE.
Charlie Moore, InnovatOr, O'Dea, 104;
Sorel Rose. Brown Thrush, Isabenda,
Tidy Ann. 102; Woodtrice, 113; Alfred
rand Florence Anetia. los.
Third race. steeplechase, short course.
handicsp.Menslik, mel ; l25; Brakean. 1so;
Brunt. 13l; Lord Chesterfield. 145: Becky
Relfe. 137; Myosotis. Corillo, 125; Viking,
leg; Durward, 142.
Fourth race, nahdlcap, one mile ana
three -sixteenths-Drulare. IS; Molo. III /;
Donna Rita, 195; The Elector, 1i2; Papa
Harry. IS.
Firth race five furlongs-Dandy jim.
Harry Herendean, Tyra, Lily Pantland.
Icon, Sannazarre, JOB; Battus, Matin.
100
Sixth race, one mile and one hundred
yards-Cantake, III; Bishop Reed. IA;
WaIkenshaw. 116; Red Pirate, 124: Ben
Chance, Talma, SO; Rhinelander, 1e7; OK
nord, 1l3: Lomond. 1G5; Julius Caesar
los; Calico. Annawan. 10; Frangible,
S. Roavannah, 103; Louisville, Orland-
inc, SS; Satan. Sc; WoOdranger. 115; Ma
Jor WoCdson, 109; Ponchotula. 107.
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LACROSSE AND BASEBALL.
They VIII Beth Be Seen at LexinG-
ton Park Sunday.

Sunday next the St Paul and Mime
dpclis Lacrosse teams viii come together
at Lexington p2rk, for their second
game this season. s.: Paul won the first
match game from Minneapolis at Spring
Park. Minnetonka, June 3, by a score Of
TO /
This game will preeede the baseball
game between Hamm's Brewing com
pany team and Lennon & Gibbons and
will begin at 2:15 p. m, finishing In time
to have the ball game started on regular
time, $3.50. There viii be no extra charge
made TO see the lacrosse game and those
who wish to enjoy one Of the fastest
games played viii get a good run Tor
their money. Ladies will be admitted
free to the grounds and grandstand
Every player of the st. Paul Lacrosse
club is requested to be at Lexington park
this evening at $50 sharp, as this will be
the final practice for Sundays game.
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DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.

Rqsk, Tex.-Perry Wagner. a convict
IN the state Penitentiary here. was hang
ed today within the prison walls for ia
murder OF fellow convict in October OF
last year.
Corslcana, Tex.-Joel Hunt his wife
ard William Barnes. negro farm tenants.
We're Killed yesterday over dispute over
division Of the crops.
Daslas. Tex-Thirteen carloads Of po-
MES from Montana passed through this
city today en- route for New Orleans. The
ponies will be shipped 10 South Africa
Tor the British military service.
Coleman. Tex.-Wulam Taylor. under
death sentence FOR train robbery
and murder; Noah Wiierson. under life
sentence for murder. and three other con-
victs ESCAPED from the Jail here last
night
Canandaigua. n Y-The jury m the
case Of Howard G. Benham. the banker
Of Batavia, who on former trial was
found guilty of numbering his vile by
poison returned 4 verdict today Of not
guilty.
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IMPORTANT RULING.
Illinois Law Against Puts and Calls
Declared Valid.

SPRINGFIELD, H.. June H.-The su-
preme court today affirmed the decision
of the lower court which convicted A.
5. Booth. Of Chicago. of unlawfully con-
tracing in writing with the Weare Com
mission company for an option to buy
100000 bushels of corn at a future time,
contrary to the statute
The decision IS important in that 1t de-
elares the Illinois law against puts and
calls TO be valid. The defense con-
tended that the statute was in con-
travention of both the federal and the
state constitutions. The court of ap-
peals does not hold that a contract to
buy grain for future delivery is unIaw-
full, but holds that the Booth -Weare
contract did not bind Booth to take the
corn On delivery day, and was merely
a gamble on the price of corn.
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FILIPIN0s SEEKING PEACE.
Meeting Held in Manila to Agree
Upon Terms.

MANILA, June 22.-Two hundred Fill
pinos met this morning in Manila TO de-
termine honorable and decorous methods
for securing peace. The results were
submitted this evening to Gen. MacAr-
thur, who accepted them.
The leaders of the meeting will use
their influence to induce Aguinaldo 20
accept the arrangements. If they are
successful, as they hope to be. they be-
lleve Aguinaldo will issue orders in con-
junction with the American authorities
for the cessation Of hostilities They
ask: First, amnesty; second, the restor-
alton by the Americans to the Filipinos
OF confiscated property; third. employ
ment for the revolutionary generals in
the navy and militia when established; +;
fourth, the application of the Filipino rev.
enues to succor needy FIipinos; fifth, a
guaranty to the Philippines of the exer-
else Of personal rights accorded to Amer
leans by their constitution; sixth, estab-
Hshment of civil governments at Man
illa and in the provinces: seventh. expuI-
sion of the friars.
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NEW YORK. June N.-Wheat bulls
We're IN jubilant mood this morning over
a further advance of practically cents
bushel. making II cents rise since the
bull movement was started a fortnight
ago. Scenes in the pit at todays open
ing were of the widest description. with
traders fairly dazzled by prospects of
huge profits on the bull side, and clamor-
ing for wheat, shorts and those who
wanted it for investment purposes befng
alike frantic in their efforts to get 1t
at as reasonable a figure as possible. The
short interest was scattered, and mostly
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Elks would like to hear from the
Colts or Volunteers for a game of ball
next Sunday.
The Volunteers would like TO get q
game for Sunday with any of the follow
ing clubs: F'loan & Leveroos, Elks. Cor
don Hats, or Clovers on the Payne ave
nue. grounds. Address G. st. German,
1870 Edgerton street.
The Germans would like a game for
next Sunday with any team under nine
teen. Volunteers or Colts preferred. Ad-
Dress Fred Tobey, Matilda and Front
streets.
The Tornadoes would like to hear from
any siXteen-y year-Old team in or out of
the city. Address George Schauer, 1102
Sylvan street. They will play the
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DULUTH TEAM IS BEATEN.
Lennon & Gibbons Men Avenged
Their Defeat of Tuesday.

terrific batting rally in the sixth in
ming, which literally knocked Pitcher FL
lott, from the head of the lakes, out or
the pitchers box, saved the Lennon &
Gibbons nine from what looked like an
other defeat by Duluth up to that time.
the elOthiers' infield played a splendid
game, and Delaney, although batted free
ly in the first few innings, settled down
we'll later.
Cox's play WIS the feature of the Du-
luth game, in spite of the fact that he is
redeemed by sensational fielding at other
times. The score:
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new YORK WHEAT BULLS ARE JUBlLANT

among professional operators, while the
buyers for long account came principally
from outside sources.
In addition to spring wheat crop news,
which today was extraordinarily bullish,
the entire European cable information
was exceedingly strong. for the first time
this month. Speculative transactions up
to midday reached about 5000. 900 or 70eo,-
900 bushels. July wheat opened at size
and sold up before noon to S91sc. In the
afternoon the market fell off some points
from the highest, on heavy realizing. The
close was unsettled, and 7sQ14c net ad-
vance from the previous day.
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Base hits, eff Gibson s; off Dammann
.; off Fertsch . Bases on balls, off Glib
son /; off Dammann /; off Fertsch 2?
struck out, by Gibson /; by Dammann >;
by Fertsch 4 Wild pitches Fertsch /
Hit by pitcher. by Gibson / Two-base
hts, HeydOn, Powers 2; Schreck, Carey.
Hallman. ThIee-base hits, Kelly. Dam.
mann, Halngan. Home run Atherron
Sacrifice hits HeYdon. hickey, Atherton.
Earned runs, indianapolis 4, Buffalo 1
stolen bases, HogrieYer z. Magoon >; KeI-
~, towers, Gettman; passed balls, Pow
ers l. Left on bases. InlianapoIis Z: PUT
fal0 5. Umpire. Cautillon. Time, I:55.
CLEVELAND AGAIN SHUT OUT.
DETROIT, Mich. June H-The second
successive smut out was administered to
Cleveland by the home team Miller
pitched splendid ball. no two OF the vis-
itors hve hits being secured in the same
inning. Sullivan was put out of the game
in the third inning for kicking. Attend
ancs. loo Score:
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winch which has been reorgauized and now
Ine Banda Rosa VIII open its 1909 en-
easement at Lake Harriet on Sunday aft
eIhoon with concert on the float ana
eEtry thlnS Indicates that there will be-
u! Oled az Lake Harriet 20 hear this famous
GIganizauon- The afternoon concert viii
negln at 3-l5. and that in the evening viii
open promptly at Sis ''4
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Lake Attractions.

TIE engagement OF the First Regiment
band for Wildwood on Sunday next Is q
leading topic OF conversation among
patrons Of that resort. and II IS evident
that the attendance there will be fully
as large as anticipated.
TIE Minnesota State band win give two
concerts at Como Park on Sunday after
noon with the fuI strength Of the band.
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UNITED STATES DEMURs.
Great Britain Seeking II Parcel
Post Treaty.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-Sir Julian
Pauncefote, the British ambassador. cali
ed at the postoffice department today and
had a conference with the acting postmas-
ter general. The subject of the inter
view was stated to have been increased
Iostal facilities between this country and
England. 1t is understood the ambassa-
cor is endeavoring TO have this country
enter into parcels post treaty viii Eng
land. This matter has freqIently BEEN
considered, but the United States has n.
ways declined to enter into such an agree
ment. 1t is said that a refusal was mad
within the last few months.
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BROOKLYN BACK At TOP
TURN OF THE SEE-sAW FOR DAY
WAS AGAINST PHILA-
DELPHIA
ORTIZ FELL DOWN IN NINTH
Brooklyn Jumped In and Made Four
Hits-Dineen Pitched Great Ball
fer BcstOn-No Game at
minneapolis.
ORTIZ FELL DOWN IN NINTH
CANES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at New York
Brooklyn al Philadelphia
Chicago at Cincinnati

phia had the game in hand by the score
Of to up to the ninth inning, when
Orth went into the air. and before he
aHghted tie Brooklyns raped out four
hits. Bernard. who succeeded him. was
hit safely twice. gave a base on balls
and made two wild pitches, the whole
combination resulting in five runs and
the game. Attendance, 1857. Score:
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SITUATION AT KUMASSI IS DESPERATE

Provisions at Kumassi are scarce, and
there are many wounded. The Investment
IS so complete that no one is able to leave.
Great privations are endured by the ma
tive population. Day by day the position
is becoming more precarious, and there
are no prospects of relief.
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GERMANY'S NEXT WAR WITH ENGLAND

BERLIN, June PA sensation has
been caused by a declaration of Herr
Meter, member of the reichstag. that
Herr Clyte, proprietor of the Deutsche
Tages Zeitung. the Agrarian organ, in the
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ASSOCIATED PRESS FIGHT.
Inter Oceans suit Transferred to
United Ststes Court.

United .Ststes Court.
CHICAGO. June q Judge Gibbons has
entered an order granting the removal Of
the suit of the Inter Ocean Publishing
company against the Associated Press
OF New York. from the circuit court of
COOK county To ting United States cir
cult court
An application for the removal Of the
case was made by Attorney John 8
Miller, on the ground that the defend
ants TO the action which was brought
by the Inter Ocean Publishing company
to restrain the newly formed Associated
Press Of New York from interfering
with the Associated Press of Illinois are
residents of theostate OF New York
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course of a speech at the Elbe fete,
said:
Our next war will be a naval war, and
against England. OF this we are quite
assured by the government and for this
reason the Agrarians voted for the navy
bill"
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Earned runs, Yale 4; sacrifice hit.
Camp; three-base hits, Clark. Hirsh:
home run, Cook; stolen bases. Sullivan,
Guernsey; double plays. Quinby 10
Sharpe. Quinby to Camp to Sharpe: base
on balls, OFF Roberts 4. off Stillman 4, on
German 4; hit by pitched ball. Devens.
Clark; struck out. by Robertson , by;
Stillman 2, by Mcdonald /: passed ball
Reid; time, 2:30; umpire. Smith
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Earned runs, Detroit >; two-base hit,
Chech; sacrifice hit. McAlhster; stolen
bases. La Chance, Flood. Holmes; first
base on balls, off Miller 3; Rrst base on
errors, Detroit ,. Cleveland 8; left on
bases, Detroit ). Cleveland s: struck out,
to McAllister, McAlhster to Dillon, Mill
er to McAllister to Dillon 2; passed ball.
Shaw; wild pitch, Miller; time, 1:25; UNI
pire, DWyer.
RAIN INTERPRETED
CHICAGO. June H-The Chicago Kan
Sas City game was postponed on account
of rain.
NO GAME AT MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June 21.-The
MinneapO apOliS-Milwaukee game was post
poned owing to wet grounds
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"Batted for Nops.

Earned runs, Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia
5; twO-base hits. Jones, Douglass; three
stolen bases. Jones. KeeIer, Jennings 2.
Thomas. SlagIe, Flick, Douglass; double
play, Flick to Cross; first base on errors,
Brooklyn /. left on bases, Philadelphia 9,
Brooklyn, 9; first base on balls, off Nops
I. off Orth !. of Bernhard /; hit by pitch
ed balls, by Orth 3; struck out, b. Orth
., by NOps .; passed balls, Mcclure l.
Douglass ,; wild pitches. Bernhard 2;
time. 2:45; umpire, O'Day.
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ACCRA, June q Sir Frederick Hodg-
son. governor of Gold Coast Colony, ac-
cordlng to reports from Kumassi, was
wounded in the shoulder during re-
cent sortie from the fort 1t is also ru-
mored that eight officers were killed
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Score: Burkhardt's, 15 Hudson. T. Bat
teries: For Burkhardt. Mike Collins,
pitcher, and Skeyen. catcher. For Hus-
son keeys, and Crowley. Second game:
pitcher. and Skeven, catcher. For Hud-
teries: For Burkhardt, Skeven, and
Toursner; for Richmond, DyorTix enj
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TRAVELLING MANS CALL.
FrsceIick w. LoweH Dies suddeuIy
While on TIID

Frederick w. Lowell. for some time
connected with the Union Mattress COM
P1ny' oied suddenly yesterday. at Echo.
Mimi. where he was on business for
the company.
The remains VIII be brought to this
city today, and the funeral will be held
1t $50 this afternoon from the chapel
at Oakland
The deceased was d member Of the p.
y. S. A
lie, leaves a wife and family living on
Portland avenue
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ire, June 2L-After
presenting Buffalo with several chances
to win. Indianapolis turned loose On
Fertsch and batted out a victory. At
tendance 1900 Score:
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Earned runs, Lemons & Gibbons g.
Duluth l; two-base hits, HeaFy. Clayton
Mccarthy; wild pitches. Delaney 3, ELL
OFT l; first base on balls, off Delaney ),
Featherstone; struck out, by Delaney 3.
by Elliott 3; left on bases. Lennon & Glib
bons s, Duluth 10; double play, Cox to
Mccarthy; umpire, Thompson.
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BLEW UP a BRIDGE.
Unknown Parties Supposed to Be
Strike sympathize-x.

GUNNISON. Col, June 2l.-The Colo
rado & Southern Railroad company's iron
bridge across GunEis0n river, two ard
one-haf miles above this town, was
wrecked by an explosion Of giant powder
early today. The explosion IS believed 10
have been caused by sympathizers with
the strikers at the Baldwin coal mines. IN
order to prevent the running Of trains
from the m-nes.
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The Swift & Cos baseball club. of ST
Paul. want a game for the 18th of july
with some frst-class team of st. Paul.
Address II. c. LaWler, manager.
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baseball at Burkhnrdt.

BURKHARDT, June 22.-The Burk-
hardt base ball team won two games
Sunday, at Burkhardt, Wis. First game
Hudson public school and Burkhardt's
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First base by errors, New York /.
Boston Q; left on bases, New Yori, 4,
Boston .; home run. Stahl; base on
balls of Hawley 2. off Dineen ?; struck
out by Hawley ?, by Dineen ?; sacrifice
bits. Van Haltren, Selbach; stolen bases
Smith, Bowerman, Stahl, Long: double
play Hickman, Doyle and Bowerman:
passed balls, Clements /, Bowerman !:
umpire, Emslie; time, .:O5.
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ARCHBISHOP IRELAND SAILS.
VIII Go ut Once 10 Paris to Deliver
an Grafton

NEW YORK. June 21.-Archb.sho2 Ire
land sailed today on the French line
steamship La Champagne He win go
at once TO Paris. where he is TO deliver
an Grafton at the unveiling Of the La
fayette monument on July I.
The archbishop said ne would visit
Rome before returning to this country
There were number Of Catholic priests
at the pier to see him off
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via .erhe Milwnukee,.n New rra1n

You can leave Minneapolis 1880 D. m.
and st. Paul n:25 p. m. (every night,
and arrive Milwaukee 1913 a. m, and
Chicago Loo p. NJ. Fire sIeepers and
coaches through to Chicago.
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Bakers Premium Coffee pictures IN col
ors-beautiful work of art-are given with
each 2-lb. purchase Of the coffee
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SEN0 NO MONEY.

M1doaS
s. 0yo
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8 m nine ns vos rY
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z-si attempts Sew nz zHis als
h ain
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SENATOR PLATT'S CONDITION.
Famous New Yorker still a Very
Sick Man.

NEW YORK. June 21.-Senator Thomas
c. Platt is still a sick man. and is quietly
submitting TO the strict orders Of his phy-
siclan- Dr. Daniel p. Pease visited the
senator early today and advised him %
remain in bed for the time being. Mr..
Piatt passed very uneasy night. sleep
ing for only short intervals.
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Common sense use Of "Orangeine" pre-
vents and cures nearly al human IFS
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BUFFALO TOO SLOW.
Indianapolis VainIy Sought to Pre-
sent BIsOns a Game.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Milwaukee al Minneapolis
Buffalo at Cleveland.
indianapolis at Detroit
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Bishop Joyee SPOKE.

Bishop Joyce, Of Minneapolis, spoke at
the Bates Avenue Nj. z. church last even
ing.
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GEN. WHEELERs NEW DUTIES.

He VIII assume Them at Chicago
Next Monday.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-Gen. Joseph
Wheeler was at the war department today
arranging for the assumption of the com
maRd Of the department of the lakes. He
viii enter upon the discharge of his new
duties next Monday.
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Stormys next Sunday on Crickets'
grounds at 2:30
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Hotel Empire, New York. high-class
hotel, moderate rates. See ad on page .
Of this paper.
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CLEVER PITCHING.
Dtneen's Work Carried the BOStOns
to Victory

NEW YORK, June 21-The Bostons
Won today through the clever pitching of
Diu-en Hawley was hit rather freely
at OppOrtune times. Both teams fielded
s2ienlillY. Attendance. -22Gl. Score:
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Chieago-CIncinnah Game or.

CHICAGO, June H.-There was no game
between Chicago and Cincinnati owing
to rain.
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Lennon & Gil 0 0 oil 2 0 *-14
Duluth .0 ( 0 0 0 IL
The silver star., 1900-12-07

tice him, and he was selected as a suit
able man to go to the Wyandotte In
dian reservation in Kansas to build
houses for the Wyandottes.
After completing his work among
the Wyandottes, Splitlog moved to the
Seneca Indian nation, close by. and
built gristmill and sawmill there. His
counsel and energies were SO highly
appreciated by the Senecas that they
adopted him as one Of their tribe and
he married Seneca woman. A few
years later he became chief of the
Senecas.
When. in 1866. Splitlog conceived the
mine proved failure and the old
wealthy man. He bought an alleged
rich gold mine and 1t was with the
idea of bringing his gold fields in
touch with the large cities that he
started his line. In 1887 thirty-five
miles Of railroad had been put into
operation. or under way. and Splitlog
had put $265.OO0 into his scheme. But
his troubles began to grow. and finally
he was compelled to sell out. His gold
mine proved failure and the old
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FAMOUS LABOR LEADER.

John Burns. who was recently re-
elected to the British parliament by q
London district. is one Of the best
known labor leaders In the world. As
a municipal statesman and parliament
tartan he has also gained fame. He II
to the working people today what
John Bright was to the commercial
classes some forty or fifty years ago.
John Burns has had a stormy career.
Many times has he been arrested and
put into prison for taking part in
strike riots. but the powerful speeches
which he made ut the trials secured
his acquittal with his colleagues. As
a member OF the London county coun-
ell he has accomplished wonders. The
local authority WORKS Its men only
eight hours n day. and insists that all
contractors It employs for building.
etc. shall do the same. Besides re-
ducing the hours Of labor In London
from sixty-eight per week to ffty-four.
the wages have been increased. All
men receive ten days holiday In the
summer and six general holidays.
They receive medical attendance and
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4 Noted Knight TempIar
Owes His Health 10 Peruga

0olonsl r. p. Moody, . proniAsat
Xnight TemplAr, Is we'll known IN
evsey city in the United States west Of
BuRa1o, N. Y, a. q jewelers. Auc-
uonesr. In the city Of Chicago - .
prominsnt lodge man, being . mem
ber ef the X. It's and also of the
Nnaons. The cut shows Colonel
Moody In the costume of the Orisutal
Consistory Masons. 32d degree.
In Z recent letter from 5000 Michi-
gan avenue. Chicago. ILL.,. Mr.. Moody
0ays the following:
"For over twenty-five years
suffered from csfarrh. snd for
over ten years I suffered from
cskarrh Of the sfosnach terribly.
"lhsvefaken all kinds ofmedi-
cinss and have been treated by
su kinds Of doctors, as thousands
Of my scquaintances arc sware
In different parts Of the United
States, where Ihave Travelled, but
the relief was only temporary,
until . little over q year ago I
started to take PeruDs. and At the
present time I sn better than I
hsve been for twenty years
1.-THE soreness has left my stom-
och entirely snd I am FREQ from
Indigestion and dyspepsia and will
say to all who are troubled with
cafsrrh or stomach trouble Of any
kind, don't put II off and suffer.
but begin to take Peruna right
sway, and keep 1t up until you
are cured, IS you surely will b II
you persevere.
my wife, as many in the southwest
can say. was troubled with bad cough
and bronchial trouble. and doctors all
over the country gave her up to die.
as they could do nothing more for her.
She began taking Peruna with the re-
suit that she is better now than she
has been in years, and her cough has
almost left her entirely. The soreness
has left her lungs and she is as we'll
as she ever was in her life. with
thanks. as she says. to Peruna. Yours
very truly, T. p. Moody.
Catarrh in its various forms IL rap
IDLY becoming General curse. An
undoubted remedy has been discov-
cred by Dr.. Hartman. This remedy has
been thoroughly tested during the past
forty years. Prominent men have
come to know of its virtues. and are
making public utterances on the SUBJ
3ect. To save the country we must
save the people. To save the people
We must protect them from disease.
The disease that is at once the most
prevalent and stubborn OF cure II ~
eAxTh.
II one were to make . list Of The
different names that have been ap-
piled 70 catarrh in different locations
and orxans. tho result would re ar-