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rINGE OF SARCASM.
Spanish Organ in Mexico CriticIses
Meh inIeNfs Puerto RIcun PnIicx

Spanish Organ in Mexico Criticises
MciSinIcy's Puerto Ricun Policy.
Cty. of Mexico, May S.-The press gem
orally comments on the assumption of
power by Governor Allen in Puerto Rico.
Ei correo Espanol. the organ of the
Spanish colony OF this city. says in biz
ter article: fThe words our faithful Isle
OF Puerto Rico Is employed. which rs a
taunt In very bad taste, for IL can have no
other purpose than to remind the people
OF the island Of their lrrevocable depend
enee In the United States. foreign coun-
Try. All that follows was the merits OF
the Islands new institutions and how hap
py It's people are going to be If they be-
have we'll, merely amounts to rubbing 1t
in, for these Wanted institutions. this So
called civil rule, are nothing better than
the territorial government given to the
Indiana in Alaska, and inferior In many
refpects TO the regime accorded to tbs
Kapakas OF the Sandwich Islands. TO
tell the puerto Ricans that they arc the
arb1ter4 Of their own destinies. whsn there
Is no other will than that OF the presid nj
Of the United states thSre. Is carrying the
tsupt y extremer."
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THE BISHOPS ADDRESS READ.
METHODIST CHURCH WILL NOT
ABANDON PosITIoE or LIQUOR.
shameful Degradation of the stsHe.
Concert and Dance Hail and
Horse Racing Is Condemned.

Chicago. May 3.-The interest Of the
delegates to the Methodist conference to-
day was centered in the reading of the
bishops quadrenniai address by Bishop
f. c. Andrews The address, which was
prepared at the recent meeting of the
board OF bishops in indianapolis was
called for by Or. Frank NJ. Bristol of
Washington. Bishop Andrews was given
close attention and when the spectators
gathered from the report that while the
country mad increased fourteen fold dur
ing the past 100 years, the Methodist Epis-
opal church had developed ninety seven
told, they applauded. The bishops ad-
dress stated that the church Will not aban1
don its position on the liquor question.
On the contrary aroused and indignant
o the aggressions OF the liquor power at
the ineXcuSabe miscarriage Of tho anti
uanteen law and at the new perls In
which The Nation is involving It's new
possessions, 1t will summon aud pledge
all our ministers and people TO more de-
termned struggle against this enormous
evil
AS 20 marriage and divorce in the
presence OF this eyil the church can not
allow its rules on tho subject OF di-
yorce and remarrag9 10 be In auy case
imperative and void.
Let II need be, church law be amended
10 more perfectly express the New Tes-
lament rule Of marriage But by he voice
Of its rsbJiG assemblies, by It's puipits
and by the judicious exercise of discip,
line. the church should keep itself pure
and aid the civil law and the PRACTICES of
society to become pure.
Closely associated with these evils Is the
popular passion for unwholesome, coarse
Intu u ast..
watches the daily press can not miss the
evidence of shameful degradation in the
theater. concert and dance hall and on the
race course. The seriousness of life seems
largely forgotten, It's opportunities OF use
fulEess unoccuped. the vigilance neccs-
sary for righteousness relaxed and the love
OF the passing world gaining in master
fuiness II Is not TO be wondered at that
every earnest age has tended to rcprobatC
ill-amusement as incompatible with The
Christian life. Experience has shown thai
II is impossible to impose ON youthful and
immature Christians law which man,
sanity souls of thoughtful choice impose.
on itself The attempt to enforce absolut,
abstinence from recreatiye amusaments
reacts toward unrehned indulgence. A dis,
elimination between the admissible aud
inadmissible Is therefore imperative. So
great Is the danger 10 spiritual life thai
We suggest that II would be profitable I,
place among the special advices OF thu
discipline brief but cogent statement o
The perils which attach to many amuse.
ments. Of the evils inseparable from Sthers
and OF the principles from which the chris.
tran should regulate his choice among hi.
use OF them.
The address recommends either IN;
abolition of the time limit on pastorate,
or, return to the old three-year lim
rule.
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Boston, May g.-No game; wet grounds.
sANTRy KNOCKED OUT. (,
Gardner Beats the Chicagoan when
the inter WINS at HIS Best.

Louisville, KY May s.-EddIe santry of
Chicago was knocked out by oscar Gardner
before the Nonpareil Athletic club tonight In
the presence of a crowd that packed Music
hall Sporting men from all ports of the
country who are here In attendance at the
races saw the bout. George Siler of Chicago
efereed the fight.
The fight was fast one and while the
honors were not materially in Santry IA
vor ne had somewhat the better OF the argu-
ment UP to the time Gardner landed the
Knockout His superior reach and height
enabled him to use both right and left with
effect and the Omaha Kids face and eyes gave
evidence OF the Chicago boys jabs.
In the tifth round Gardner took on addi-
tlonal steam and from the .Gn OF she gong
he kept at Santry, using both hands on the
atter's body, When the round was about
half over they came together and Gardeners
right shot with fun force 10 the stomach
Santrys hands went up and he fell over in
a heap on the floor. He was carried to his
corner and II was several minutes before he
had revived sufficiently to be taken from the
ring. santry was unscratehed. He said Il was
a clean knockout and that II was landed
when he felt that he had the fight in hand
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coNs,pINE ARRESTED.
Proposes To Test the Authority and
Power of the Police.

New York, May s.-rhe outlook for the
Jeifrles Corbett light taking place before Inc
broadway club is not brilliant just now. The
polioe commissioners have not granted a re-
newal Of the license and there Is nothing 10
show that they will
Inspector Thompson raided the broadway
club Today and Manager George Considine and
two pugiiists were arrested Considine ad
vsrtised in the morning newspapers that he
would conduct boxing contest between Two
nuSlistH for a test case. The police author
tles say the tost case will be given Considlne
ald that every tine he opeus up there viii
be another chance Tor a test case.
The Weetchcstcr club still has a licanse
aud The nghi ran be- pulled OF there il Cor.
hett and considlne will agree
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SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEW
STATE.


The waters-Pierco OIL company has
been refused permit to do business IN
Texas
The Gonzales cotton mill company VIII
perfect organization.
Commissioner Rogan has something 10
say concerning forfeitures OF land for
non-payment OF interest
Two men were killed and third fatally
injured in fight near Quanah.
Galveston strike situation is favorable
to the carpenters
There is much excitement at Nacog-
doehes over one smallpox case.
The Brazos is now rising at Richmond
but an overflow is not feared.
wind and hailstorm did considerable
damage near Fort Worth
A young lady was drowned near Ham
ilton.
remount station for the British army
has been established at Bonham.
The South Texas Truck Growers adopted
resolutions and adjourned.
A monument 10 Ben Milan is to be
erected at San Antonio.
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WASHINGTON.

Congressman Ball receiving many invl-
tations TO make speeches for the party.
Texas only gets 10000 out OF the ssi,5co,-
900 rivers and harbors appropriations.
Senate passes the army appropriation
bill
General Longstreet and the widows OF
General Henry, Commodore Badger and
Captain Gridiey' granted pensions.
Free home bill passed by the house
without division.
Representatives OF the American Pub
fishers association ask for relief on ae-
count OF the exorbitant price Of paper.
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pensions of $50 month each to General
James Longstreet, who was a majo" in
the United States army before he went
into the Confederscy: to Mrs. Margaret
Badger, widow of Commodore Badger, and
to Mrs. Gridley, widow of the late Cap
tain Gridley of the Olympia, and OF 500
month to Mrs. Julia Henry, widow of
General Guy V. Henry.
A bill was passed authorizing the con-
struction of bridge across Jack bay,
at Biloxi, Miss.
The senate, at 525 p. m. adjourned.
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TstANSvAAL.

Great Britain asked TO explain the board
ing of the American ship Water Witch by
the British warship Wasp.
Roberts reports that General Hamilton
won decided advantage over the Beers
at Houtnek.
Boer delegates have sailed for America
and will appeal TO the people, not the
factions. for sympathy.
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UNION PICKET SHOT.

Non-Uuion Coal Heavers De
by Special Police oni' Vi
Chicago, May 3.-seyen non.un''A
beavers we're attacked by hye un'0l
cts on an Ashland avenue stfee' :.
night. The non union men were =,
the protection of Special ofhcer s ss
Mulaney and two city policemen, e d
officer MuIauey, to protect the ms san x
charge fred at the pickets, s'a 4
Dennis Hannison. perhaps lasaa ,.n uia.
left groin. Mulaney and un''D Az
were arrested.
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Oakland results.

San Francisco, May S--Futurity course
Sidelong. Polka, Hohenohe Time. 1;i2.
Mile--Alaria Cromwell Terrene, Time
1.4s,
Mile and a sixteenth free handicap--Roscr-
monde Captive The Fretter. Time. ISL
Sls furlongs-Iingle Jingle. imp. Mistral
IL, Decov. Time llA.
Mile and an elghth--Rosinante, Louis B
MeWhlrter. Silver Tone. Time. l;5i
Mle-Merry Bow. Torslna. A'lenna. Time
lag.
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Michigan Republicans.

Detroit. Mich. May S.-The State re-
publican convention today elected the fol-
lowing delegates at large instructed to
vote for the denomination o. Mckinley:
Colonel F. ]. Tiecker. n A. Blodsett. Will
liam Mcpherson and Captain William Il.
ParnRll
The platform unqualifedly ana unequiy-
ocally Endorses the administration Of
President Mckinley and congrstulatas tue
country on its happy aud prosperous CON
dition
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- - -
TEXAS POLiTICs.

The populist State convention is to meet
at Fort Worth today and split is ex-
pected.
Mr.. Bailey will stay at Dallas until the
county convention is held.
Hill county nopulists and republicans
are trying to fuse on county offices.
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Nashville Tenn. May a.--seven furlongs-
Perclta Luna. Beaueath Time. 1929.
Four turlongs-Ethel Wheat, Lila Barr.
Queen Dixon. Time. :iss,
Mile and seventy Yards. the Country Club
l.s7is 'AN'
Four aud half furiongs-Till MassIe. Tony
Lepping Battus Time sc
Mile and sixteenth. selling Trimmer
Maidstone False Lead Time. i4alS
Seven furlcngs-Lord Neville Aurea. Free
Lady. Time. l:2Th
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The Houston Manufacturers association
RECEIVERS Judgment for its name.
The c. A. r. local post gives recep-
ton to its department officers.
Some information concerning the vote
for school trustees at tomorrow's election
Meeting of San Jaclnto chapter. Daugh-
tiers of the Republic.
The State Saengerfest will be invited to
hold its next meeting at Houston.
Magnolia Park opened as resort for
the season
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DOMESTIC.

Not enough collins in Scoheld to bury
the victims OF the mine disaster and cre-
nation may be resorted to.
Striking car repairers at Buffalo are to
return to work.
Culton says Governor Taylor authorized
him to give Youtsey any amount Of money
IL he would leave Kentucky.
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ronAY.s ENrRIEs

Six furlongp. selling -Novive no. Minnie n
Doctor Ed 100. Viola X i0s. Koscio i0s. Annie
i'suretta, The Light 100. Miss STANLEY as.
Barney 7 ". Talals %, First Past. Grumbie
-Four furionss- Tristram III. Porter 3. In
yictrs iNe, Ida Quicklime. Queen Lite. ,rre-
mer Ethel Wheat Small Jack los
4is and hall furlonss. handcap--Iohul
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COMMERCIAL.

Wheat sc down, corn 1c down. oats
h9hc lower. lard 2l4c UP and pork TAG
down.
IA rule stocks closed at a slight ad-
vance
Cotton futures or . points higher; bet
ter spot demand at Liverpool.
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.


Five and a half furlongs. selling owas
Queen 81. Manitoban 1917, Hold Up 90 suniol
%. Pruent 90 Sir christopher I05. Cupidity
90. Jamaica "a. Shorehan. X Ray 1O5. Gaze
100. Henry Bess 106.
Five and half furlongs, selling-Henry
Bess 1oy. primate ll5. Mike Strauss. Lau-
reatea l02 Daily Report Ill. The Amazon oS,
Give-and- Take log. Prestigitator 102 Leeds
Vile los. Harry Reed l0o. Gaze 115, Gambia 30.
Five and half furlongs. selling Merantha
Knapp. Lola II 10f, Kngful 90, Expelled l0l
Golden Rattle 1908 lnsurrection g. Racebud
iol Tremargo i06 Oliver Nc Ill, Lillian
simons eS Impartial 10. Corvallis lQl -,
Handicap. about seven iurlonEs-Dan Rice
III nanforth ia, Prejudice Royal Sterling
i'll First WbiD 1903. Sensational 49, Robert
Metcalf 81
Mile and seventy yards, selling-Henry
Bess 1o6 Marylander 10. Llndula 1o9 Alex
"a Corvallis l10 The jefferson los, owensboro
'e5, Prejudice lo4 Post Haste llo5. Diminutive
o., Matt simpson 49, Alsike lis.
-Four and hall turlongs. maiden, 2-yeaI-
olds-saus Luis 1o4. Rolling Boer 10 clod-
hopper 9s GRAY Daily Audeoious 1ol, Frank
Hall lea. Lillian Hoffman g. Handy Man
lO7. Sweepstakes sS Glade Run 1o7. Prince
OF Evil l04, Remsen l07.
Weather clear; track fast.
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EASY FOR LIEUTENANT GIBSON
Kentucky's Classic Derby Captured by the
Son of q. w. Johnston in zoo IA.
Kentucky Farmer Had Head the Better Of 1t at the
Start, but Gibson Soon Passed Him and Finished
Two Lengths Ahead of Florizar.

Baker 1oS. Compensation i05. Tragedy lOi.
Scrivener %. Tom Collins 90. Moulius 9e, La
Msscotta 49, Oak Maid 80. Sir Blaze 90
Four and half furiongs. seling--C Censor
1903, Sterling Silver log, Joker i03 Tanforan
1Ol Juanetts 100. Southern Monarch. Donna
Seay Lightning Flash SO.
Mile and an eighth selling -Farondel l07
Bethany 10i Howitzer, Tonic 102 FIR ak. Lady
of the West 100. False Lead Chancery SO.
Kitty Regent 49, Grey Forge. May %,
Elderim 81.
Six furlonge. selling-4San Durango 1l3. Scrv-
ener no Wilfred Laurier wild Tartar i07.
Brown Vail Nancy Seig 1903. Ocie Brooks.
Virgins. Quayer. Nancy Tell 102. Two An
mics -. Badinage 90.
Weather cloudy track fast.
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BASEBALL.
View york-BrooIxIyn Called In the
snrenth IN Account of Dnrlxncss.

Brooklyn, May s.-Todays game was ended
In the last half of the seventh inning by
darkness The score was tie when the
New Yorks were retired in their half OF tho
seventh inning and when the Brooklyns had
two men on bases, the visitors tried 10 delay
matters hunt by Jennings and Doheny
wild throw brought In the winning runs,
Score Il 'H
BROOKLYN ..........,...,.. 900 Ol0 =
poheny and Warner; Kennedy and Far
rell.
Chicago, May 3,--Loose fielding, poor base
running and worse Judgment on the part of
the homo Team gave Cincinnati an easy vic
tory today. Weather cold >,
Score II u
Chicago .................oi 0 30 00o-- 10
Cincinnati ..........,.... 03l $40 000--tl IA ?
Griffith. Harvey and Donahue; Scott and
Wood.
Pittsburg. May 3.-The weather was cold
ana the game embarrassing The Pittsburgs
could not hit Jones and therefore lost
pntsSurE ............,O 900 900 40 { s
st Louis ..............,. 800 POO 0iG-- IL J
Waddell and Lattmer; Jones and Crigor.
Boston, May s.--No game wet grounds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
| AT Minneapolis--M Minneapolis s. Chicago 1s
At Observation-Disclosures IL, Kansas City
10.
At CIevefand--No game cold weather.
| At Buffalo-No game; cold weather.
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POLITICAL.

Iowa democrats reaffrm allegiance 10
the Chicago platform and indorse Bryan.
Colonel Bryan says the democrats will
win because OF their positive position and
because of the Consciousness of imperial
Ism.
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Al Aauednct.

New York MAY S.--one OF tho best CARDS
OF the meeting was run off at Aaueduct
today.
Four and half turlongs-connie, Bowen.
William Ack Time .51M.
Milo and seventy yards. seling-Emlgre.
Laudeman Wine Press. Time. i.49.
Five and q half furlongs-Lady Lindsey,
Danforth. Boney Boy, Time. 1908.
The Flushing stakes. mile and sixteenth
Rare Perfume, First Whip. Kris Krlngle.
Time 1.i9 3-j.
About seven furlongs-Trumpet Lindula.
Alsike. Time. 1877 20.
-Four and half fnrlongs--Anecdote. The
Jade. Anice. Time. :5G 40.
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If THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
be sure and use that old and well tried
remedy, Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.
for children teething II soothes the child.
softens tho gums. allays all pain. cures
diarrhoeA.
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SPORT.
local

Lieutenant Gibson won the Kentucky
Derby and established track record.
The true northerner., 1900-11-30
Hartford.

Miss Gertie Smith spent Thanksgiving
with her brother at Eau Claire.
Mrs. Frank Rawson of Lawton was a
guest of Mrs. Wolcott last week.
Miss Jennie Bridges went to Battle
Creek, Wednesday, to spend Thanks
giving with her sister
Miss Healy of Lawrence has been
teaching in Miss Clark's room during
her absence on account OF illness.
Clarence Branch, living on the Water
vliet road west of Hartford is dangerous
" i'll with hemorrhage of the lungs.
Fitz Northrup has bought of Mrs. In
graham the lot adjoining the Phelps
place and will build on it in the near
future.
The electric light project is progressing
favorably and awaits only the coming of
some switchboards for the current to be
turned on. After that, the street lamps
will be provided.
A number of Pottawattomie Indians
living in this part of Michigan, with
some from the North, met at the town
hall Wednesday with some Chicago
parties who had agreed to give them
$4,000 for their claim to land about
Chicago. A second postponement of GO
days by the Chicago parties was vigor-
ously opposed by the Indians and a
compromise of 30 days was agreed to.
Joe Gushing from Fern, Mich, exerted a
large influence in settling the matter.
The true northerner., 1900-11-30
COrwln.

A. A. Abbott of Chicago was in Cor
win over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Rose entertained
friends on Thanksgiving day.
jerome Lewis, who resides near Lawton,
spent last week at A. A. Olds.
Mrs. h. l.. Harris of Decatur came to
Corwin, Saturday, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Lester Osborne will entertain the
l.. NJ. A. society Wednesday, December 3.
On account of the storm, the shadow
social was postponed until last week
Monday night. Proceeds amounted to
over 50.
Word has reached here from the Philip
pines of the death of William III. Nc
Entyre. He died November 3, of malarial
fever. His body will be sent home.
Mrs. Mat. Harris spent last week with
the family of her son George, in Law
renee township. She intends to go this
week to Dowagiac for an indefinite stay
with her daughter, Mrs. Edna Geer.
The true northerner., 1900-11-30
Keeler.

One family in district No. 3 is having
the measles
Thanksgiving found many fields of corn
in the shocks.
Two cows were killed by lightning last
week in this town.
Charles Myers has added to his farm
the Wilson Wilder place.
J.B. Merritt has been laid up for a
week with crick in his back.
Charles Jaster and Gertie Wolf were
married Thursday, November %.
Enterprising parties are working to
give Keeler lecture course this winter.
Conklin & Clover had a shooting
match for turkeys, ducks and oysters,
Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. p. Buck returned with her
daughter, Mrs. Tuller, to spend the win
ter at Shelby.
Keeler Thursday club met last week
at the residence of Mrs. A. o. Duncombe.
Miss Francis received vote of thanks
for musical favors.
The true northerner., 1900-11-30
Spreads Like Wildfire.

When things are the best they become
the best selling. Abraham Hare, a lead
ing druggist of Belleville, o., writes:
Electric Bitters are the best selling
bltters have handled in 20 years" You
know why? Most diseases begin in dis
orders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels,
blood and nerves. Electric Bitters tones
up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys
and bowels, purifies the blood, strength
ems the nerves, hence cures multitudes of
maladies. 1t builds up the entire sys-
tenn. Puts new life and vigor into any
weak, sickly, rundown man or woman.
Price 30 cents. Sold by Longwell Bros,
druggists. IN
The true northerner., 1900-11-30
Malta wan.

There are measles at Chas. Zielie's.
Mr.. Wells of Dakota is visiting his
father, Charles Wells.
Mrs. Hawley has two brothers visiting
her from Niles and Cadillac.
Mr.. willard Deal of Oregon is helping
Rev. Brown in the meetings this week.
Bert Payne has returned from his
hunting trip, bringing two deer with him
Mrs. l.. S. Butler and children have
returned after few days visit with her
mother at Sweet Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clark of Johns
town left here for Wisconsin, taking
little Lowell Clark with them.