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rd.- he said ".All r1irnor to the contrary
is false. We are making thorough in-
veStigntio%, but we have as yet found no
evidence of wroBgloirg liw amy one.
The csroncr's office is inactive. There
will he nothing to work OH, it WAS said
there, until the cht4rists have reported
the results OF their analysis. Professor
Witthan. hns taken mp the work in ear
nest lie will complete it as soon IA pos
sihlc. 1t appears that everybody conctsh-
ri IL anxious to have the matter cleared
ND tuickly. Tic analysis is in progress
at the Pathological laboratory mt -bl East
Pcrty-sccond street. Professor Witthnus
will not be ready to.mailc his report. it
is said. for ut least tea days. either to the
coroner or to the district attorney, both
Of ,vhon are waiting for it. 1t may lie
even longer than that; hence the prrsoas
interested say that little conclusive work
cnn he accomplished for week o. rTc.
The F~ust Fund.
The trust fund left by Mr.. Rice seems
now to he thr only feature in the case
which has not been openly liscusscd bT
those concerned, and Albert I. Pat11"i,
who was the nrillionairc's lawyer. SAID
thar the public would probably know all
about it suop.
Mr.. IAtricfi had becn awaiting the ar
rival from Texas OF Frederick \. Rice
Mr.. Ricc's hrotheH and Captain Iames
4. Baker, his TfHas ATTORNEY. He said
all aiongthd+ he wprf1d tell nothing about
ti,c trast f,tnd until he had consHltctl
wiSN them.
Mr.. Iace and Captain Baker arrived
S,n;ma thn .',v ned I:.t II .,s"-s t'' 10"
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Movement. Of var.h1ps.

Washington. Sept. 2T.-Of the six war
ships which wcI~ last week ordered to
proceed ts tife drient to re-ehforcr the
ASiatic squadron. the Albany and the
Wilmington already have stnrtcd On their
long journey. The Anmny SnEHi from
Piraals "Wednesday, and tho Wilmington
has left NonseTideo fW Bahia. Fiazil.
Thence she viii erus- the Atlnntic and
proceed via tile Mediterranean. 1t was
expected that the Mg battlcship Ken
tucliy would not Nc delayed beyond a
few days in her preparations, Int after
going intr ,irydock at tho New York yard
il was decided to make arnc changes
which will probably delay her departalre
fE three wU,ks.
The sun., 1900-09-28
RIG Strike IS REPORTED
As VIRTUALLY StIOHI
! Continued From PAs .tne.

30 I--.h iaiueu -tnclr cum oann tme
stanton mine and tore down the shoots.
III the Shamokin region there has been no
change. The colliely at Williamstown is
working full force. In the Lehigh region
the following collieries are working:
"iInzlcton No. 1, Huzlcton shaft, Mar
klc, Ilazle Brook, Cranberry, Lattimer
and Coke Bros.
"In the Mahanoy region the mines
working are the Bast and Potts of the
Philadelphia and Reading company. The
AIidvale mine is working short handed.
The men ut work there were stoned on
their way home. This materially reduced
the force. The Locust Spring and Cam
bridge mines We're compelled to suspend
operations. The Reading collieries south
of Broad mountain are reported to be
working. The Reading company is TAX
ing out its mules in the Mahanoy and
Shenandoah regions. The same thing is
being done in the William Penn mine"
The sun., 1900-09-28
BRYAN's LAST TuuK,
Democratic Candidate Says TIe Is
Very Hopeful of the Result.

Democratic Candidate Says Tie rs
Very Hopeful of the Result.
Lincoln. Ncb., Sept. 27.-W. J. Bryan
uas started upon his last tour of the coun-
try in the interest of his presidential
campaign. His departure was in eve y
way simple and transformations. NO uhu-
sual crowd gathered ut the depot, but
among the numbcr were mnhy personal
friends. Only Mr.. Bryan's private scc-
rctary and three or -four representatives
of the press accompanied the candidnte.
The day was spent in eastern Nebras-
la, and at night Mr.. Bryan crossed the
Missouri river to Sioux City, whore he
will take the special car provided by the
national committee for his accommodate
tion during the remainder of the cam
paign. Mr.. Bryan expressed himself as
feeling in excellent physical condition.
He said:
Beyond experiencing a little fatigue
from the loss of sleep. due to the late re-
turn from the Nebraska City meeting. I
am in excellent order and am confident
that barring unforeseen contingencies,
| shall continue in good order for the
campaign"
Mr.. Bryan also expressed himself hope
ful ms tn the outlook and sud that he
would not return to Lincoln until two or
three days before election. He will speak
in this city Saturday night preceding the
election.
Mr. Bryan made the first speech OF the
tlny nt Pnpillon. He discussed the issues
Of the day III n familiar way, advising
the people to support the Democratic
ticket rs the only course calculated 10
promote their interests. After speaking
there Mr.. Bryan lrft for II 80 mile car
iiH..c drive to Eluir, where hc spoke late
Ia The afternoon.
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T0pN'S GREAT GAZE.
YOu viii Miss Half uf Your
Life il You Daa' See il.
Pay Your Ten Cents snd .i:ck ~ thc
Umpire aud incidentally Help
the GaI-estUn Sufferers

To-day /, the day that one or the r., IT.
est games of base ball ever seen in this
'ty is to 10 played ut tho F.ori ant
thion street grounds. 1t will be be-
tween tho morning AMI afternoon news
papers and is for the benefit of the Gal
weston sufferers. The game will be start,
cd ut 800 O'Clock and from the present
outlook there will be large. crowd pres
ent.
Inc afternoon papers realizing what
slender chance they have Of winning
are beginning to show the white festhr-
10y saying that the morning papers tes M
will be padded. There will be no play-
"rs on the morning papers team but
those who are employed on them and ut
that it will be . strong enough team to
win in walk.
The contest for umpire is now bet rean
Thomas Ewell of Baltimore, Lewip Nor.
row and Rev. +. Bursette Short. II h..
been suggested that there he a different
nmpire for each inning. Thi. has r,.t
| with sonie favor. Another sngy.stio,
is that Rev. Short he SLOWED TO sm.
pils the first three innings, Lew Nor.
row the next three and Tom Ewell the
last three.
The Ferris Industrial School band has
been engaged and will furnish music
during he game. Admission i. ten cents
and tickets may be purchased from any
newspaper reporter or at the entrance Ia
the grounds this afternoon. Ladies will
be admitted free.
The morning papers will put the fol
lowing team in the field: Haworth. cen.
tire field: Pancoast. pitcher; Webster.
catcher; Hayes. third base Norris,
second base; Mulshcnosk. first base:
Roberts. left field; Hallam short stop;
and Thompson. right field
The hating order of the afternoon
team will be az follows: Nye. catcher:
Itotfccker. second base: Egan. pitcher:
Malone. short stop: Grier third base:
Davies centre field; Mullins. first basn:
Palmer. left field; Taylor. right field; w.
Carter, Hagner and Lane substitutes
The sun., 1900-09-28
PARIS FAIR AWARDS.
splendid Showing Made by Exhibit
tors From This COuntry.


tors From This Country.
Paris. Sept. 2I.-rhc jury Of final ap-
rcal in the exposition awards has finish
"a It's work. The statement prepared FOR
the United States commission shows
America received higher total Of awards
than amy other nation save France and
that She also received more awards in
each classification, except grand prizes,
! in which Germany secured n greater
number. Tho figures, excepting for
France. follow:
Grand prizcs-I 'nitcd States. 215; Ger
many, 23G Russia 2O9; Great Britain.
lS3.
Gold mclals-Inited States. 5iT; Ger
many. $40; Russia, 346: Great B.'tain,
los
Silver medals-T nite'l States. .H'; G"r-
mnny, 80; Russia, Ill; Great Britain.
511.
Bronze mcdal>-I'Ritcd States. 50l;
Germany. 321: Russia. 32a; Great Hrit-
ain. 40.
Honorable moAtiun - United States,
:s4S: Germany, 1S4; Russia. BOG; Great
Britain. 20S.
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treasurer Of the s tsmen'e Fn1d, and
who gained distinction bv lurning W
w. Astor in eiligy before Ane icans h
forgotten the existence Of that GENT
man.
U,e h ndred and fifty Of us Willm.
he Gun pi MIA with hearse and co +
We VI tt James j. he is a dead O i
we VIII Try to convince him he is q
dead ot e. We shall ask him to get into
tie coffin a be good.
tel' ei he does or not we will hold
Corbett. 80
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PROBING RICE AFFAIR.
Police Opinion Still Is That No Crime
Was Committed.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS BEGUN
Professor witthnus, II Is snid, Will
Not BE Ready to Make His
Report For Ten Days at
the Least.

New York. Sept. 27.-Thc police are
still engaged. though almost totally 1T
loss, in investigating the death of Will
lam Marsh Rice, who suddenly expired
IN Sunday last ut his home on Madison
lvcnuc under circumstances that were
'cgnrdcd as suspicious. Apparently they
nave nsccrtancd very little, II anything,
in addition to that which has alrtxldy
boon iAndc known TO the public.
Captain Met Husky. who personally has
he case in charge, continues, he says, to
hold tho opnitS TINT no crime has boon
committed. The situation is unchang-
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nnraerea ~ New YorI..

New York, Sept. 27.-Charlcs i. Peck,
GO years old. II real estate dealer With an
office ut 80 West Thirticth street and liv-
ng ut IL West EiGhty-fourth street. was
found dead on the sidewalk in front of
4O3 West Seventeenth street. His face
was crashed The body lay face DOWN
ward. the arms outstrctchcd nt right an
giles. There was deep cut across the
bridge ,yf the nose and the nose and the
farce and clothing were covered with
blood. The mans hM lazy IN the gutter.
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Pnr-Arrerican Fair news.

Washington. Sept. 27.-Chicf Clerk Mi
chael Of the state department has return
ed to the city frem visit to Buffalo,
whore he inspected tho government build
ing now in process of construction at the
PanAme1ican exhibition grounds. He
found that the building had not been
damaged by the recent storm on Lake
Eric. The contractors informed him that
they eXpect~d tn he able fully to repair
tho damage and complete the construa-
ton of the building within tho tine spec
flied in the contract. Mr.. Michael is a
member of tina government board ut the
eXpOsition
The sun., 1900-09-28
weAeyan's Term. Opens.

Middletown, Conn, Sept: 27.-Wes-
leyan university opened its doors for
the commencement of its scventy-frst
year. The formal opening was at 8
o'clock. when chapel exercises. at which
all students were required to be present,
We're held. The freshman class is lhrger
than last year. and friends of The college
say that the action taken last June on
the matter OF coeducation is already be-
ginning to bear frait in large attend-
ance Of sea. The women in the fresh
man class will not exceed 30. which is
within the limit set NY the trustees.
The sun., 1900-09-28
The TopcI<n sniIs.

New York, Sept. 27. = Tho Unitrd
States cruiser Topeka. which arrived
here on Saturday last from the Charles
town navy yard in command of Com
mandcr +. H. Dclano and il on IL long
winter cruise MS Il training ship to the
Wrst indies and the Mediterranean, has
sailed for Hampton Roads. While at
anchor Off Tompkinsvlle She took on
board Il battalion Of lnndsmcu and will
coMplctc her mxtit ut Hampton Roads.
She is due u; Hampton Roads oa return
ON .Apil | next.
The sun., 1900-09-28
A yictim of Rurglnrs.

Atlanta. Sept. 27.-IIon. Charles Col
licr president of the Cotton States OK
position Of 1876 and one of the most
prominent men in the south, was found
lying at the foot of the stairs in the yard
back of his residence on Richardson
street with Il bullet hole in his left side
in the region of the heart. He uttered
but one word, Burglars" and became
unconscious. His condition is regarded
MS critical
The sun., 1900-09-28
wooarrU s,en,., on McKinYeg

Binghnmton. y. Y. Sept. 27.-Iieuten-
ant Governor Timothy l.. Woodruff at a
great gathering of colorcd people of this
and other states to celebrate the eman-
t'ipation prpcia nation made an address
in which. whio not dwelling upon the is
sizes Of the political parties. he paid par
ticular Alteration to the characteristics OF
Abraham Lincoln. which he said were
found in a marked degree in William Nc
Eiulnv
The sun., 1900-09-28
ar.veesad Ba,riss for Today.
Special to The saw.

special 10 Ths Sa2.
First R.'Ss-'3 ". handiesp, hurdle
isSard NuAA l6u: E,nsr, Maze l46; 10
.Hi r.la,~ la4; Lost Chord, MchIc,
'~otr re -; isiAri~ls l3U.
SECOND kas~-6f. 2 year olds. Tn,
S"u.cv,d pahI sap. Ellzsbssh IA, La,
loa"rr ~: Jants 10; Tas Mussrtv~
Z; The Puritan Ill; ocurry 95.
fnlrd X ce-l ". 20 Y. Selling. Fn.-.
..~ lOl; TrItio lU.; ANNOY l02; 10 a-,.
~; fi-l'- I'll Or '"rs ltO; Kisg st.'.-,
~, Scrranu il; lip t,aliaat l04.
Fo,rth Ra -6l'. 3 year old nalce..
.,4sr, Hoo uiume, tstallss, Prga--,.
mp ~, !. M kegrbb lL9; LsasL. / i.
q. ~, naeu II, nnce kicnaru, M,.
,r) H.
Fifth Race-SF All ages. Tine Oc-.....
-uw hanuicai, ln1'n.iNe l2G; Eavo-l,.-
-; i'te-"ir llS; Mr hr,wD, tivlfAl...
%; VI t'ey lUp; tist Whip 10Z, Wa.
-, Ben t'a,lo"i %.
SIKH R.rr-5F. . year ads, ii :.
il ,,iatr.. fhrn-' B-nn-ts lu.; ~ =.
~; a"art %; G'aGc Kun 10Y: Kiu. & Cd.
s%sh rs; iiIstnltn ~; Siaii lOi; i p
liz.
The sun., 1900-09-28
Secretary Hays HenItb.

Washington, Sept. 27.-The health Of
Nrertary of State Hay has improved
iaphlly of late, and it is expected that he
VIII return to Washington early next
week and resume the duties of his office,
Nlirving DIR. Hill. tile acting secretary,
vlio has been suffering from n malarial
stark. Assistant Secretary Adee says
|Aa Secretary Hay has been in constant
"inmunication with the department dur
ag the past month and personally shaped
|Ar Chinese negotiations in that period.
The sun., 1900-09-28
News From Nome.

Port TownShcnd. Wash. SsIt 2I.-1'hr
steamship Charles Hanson has arrived!
from Nome. bringing l2S passengers s..
She sailed two days ahead of the steamer
Roanoke, bat was caught iqi Il severe
storm and made FOR Dutch iIa1hor Grave
fears are entertained among shipping
men f''r tte safety of the secamrr Robert
Dollar. which sailed from here FOR Canr'
Nome Aug. % and had not arrived ON
Sept. II. when the Roanoke sailed from
that port.
The sun., 1900-09-28
Fnnntic snycd From nen,h

Vhicago. Sept. 2I.-Fired by Il religious
frenzy, Michael Folaski, Polish laborer,
Ilmhrd to the top of $50 foot smoke
|.ack ||g.k at the Illinois Steel works. at South
niragG, and elung there, muttering pray
III and shouting hymns, preparatory to
aRlhs the leap which he fancied would
|'ln him in heaven. He was rescued by
|"hn Sonalssi, fcllcw workman. who
"Nh"d mp after kim and persuaded him
tome down. -
The sun., 1900-09-28
IN Experiment by the 4. p. II.

Montreal, Sept. 27.-The Canadian Pa
cite Railway company is about 10 make
the experiment of hauling Nova Scotia
coal from ST. Johns. n. H., to Montreal
al'l the west over its line between this
city and the New Brunswick port. The
pfrSrnt high price of coal affords tcmpt-
lng prospect for the profitable sale of the
Nova Scotia product. A contract has
l"nn made with Nova Scotia firm for
III" Immediate delivery of 5000 tons of
coal
The sun., 1900-09-28
padIy nurt Ira Football Gnn-s.

Chicago. Sept. 2T.-I.awrence Piersnn,
Lexington. Me-. Lake Forest univelsity's
crack half back. was probably fatally
hurt in a gs~ec with the Ssnth Division
High schs"l. rsrslgzed, half conscious.
he lies at the Prsshyteaian hospital, ne:-
the North Shore csliage. Daring this
game Pie~son attempted hpaSlie play.
fell and struck oa hss head When ISick.
ed up, n was sAcosssaous. An examinar
zion shswed thss His spine had been So.
rioiisly injured.
The sun., 1900-09-28
THE LACKAWANNA REGION.
No Radical Change Reported In the
strike Situation There.

Scranton. Ia. Sept. 27.-Therc is no
radical change in the anthracite strike
situation in the Lackawanna region. The
only places at which work is being done
arc the washcrics--iivc in Scranton, one
a Taylor and small drifts Mt Carhondale,
Murrn's and Burtons. The latter two
pa@'S may be closed by Mine Inspector
l;odrrick, his attention being called to al
ls:cd fragrant violations of the mining
laws there.
The departure of General Superntend
pnt l.ooinis of the Lackawanna company
hnS given credcnce to rumors that he
has brcn summoned to New York to dis
cnSS tho situation with the heads of the
coal companies. Mr. L0omis is chairman
Of the Mining Superintendcnts associa-
ton. Much secrecy is maintained mt his
olIicoS as to his movements. but it is ad-
mitlcd he is out of the city.
The commissioning Of several hundred
I'oa and Iron police by Governor Stone ut
{ tIr request of the several companies here
!, tkcn to mean that each of these COM
HnioS viii undertake to break the strike
Tie coming week by operating at least
pt" each OF their collicricS. The strike
ti1Irrs say the attempt will he failure.
4 lh" return of Grand Master Hawlcy
M III" Switchincns uninn 70 Scranton
4 ir4m New York and his statement that
lnrjo would he no action by the switch
Mn lust now does not disconccrt affairs
al the headquarters of District No. l.
Secretary Dempsey said the switchmcn
had not bcen asked to take part i'll the
strike and what they had been doing was
Of lhrir own accord. II appears they had
grievances of their own. and they used
lr miners strike as IL means whereby
to have them rcctiied, and this, it is
said. they have accomplished.
The sun., 1900-09-28
';..,-. nd -. es Yesterday.
Special to Tho sun.

Fir.t-GF. Mourin. :; VA aud :, M :
's' MeehArns 10 10, ~; lnmasked 3a
Inc l.lu25
Sccond-Slt Scrrano 3 to 5 snd out, lst
- III even, q; Alsike Sd. init
10.
l'nir'l-5F. Chrrrie. > to ! and / 80 ).
ia; LIeE ! to ., 20; Candle Sd. Iiho
". ..=
h-S4F, Ki;lishardrs 8 to 10 and
out, It; tionialon even, 2J; GreenocA 30
rime l.IS
Fiitn-GF. Tslamon 6 to Il and 90
lss; 10 iti;'ine' 10 l, ID; DR.. BaiIos
itl. lime LIZ 4.5
Y. Belgrade 80 to | an,
10 a.; " l. rd no second money
Ao ;- 3 lime / 4725.
The sun., 1900-09-28
Americn Il stax In Nront.

London, Sept PA Selling Plate G
POO sovereiSns for 3-year-oids and up
ward. = HilrS , fSrloags and 30 ya,<lS,
was won by Recruit. Suided bS Tod
Sloane. The Bs~ble Trial Isate of .tn
sovereigns for s-yesr-olis. winaer te be
said BY auction fer POO soyer,igns, tive
fnrlongs. was wes by Lord Dllesmcre'S
trowp colt Bscsnbe, by Eitz-Sisnon, ost
Of Windlsss, with Kigby up.
The sun., 1900-09-28
,,..r M,x sneak For Mckinley.

Chicago. Sept. 27. = EX-Sccrctary Of
War Algcr was at Republican national
headquarters in conference with wee
Chairman Payne. He said he might
make few speeches in Illinois for Nc
Kinlcy and Roosevelt Senator J. Y.
Burrows of Michigan will begin making
Republican campaign speeches in his
own state next Monday. y
The sun., 1900-09-28
Another Flood In Texas.

Fort Worth, Tex. Sept. 27.-An ava
lnnche of water cmptied from West fork
into Trinity river here, flooding the bot
toms to the width of n mile. Most of
the inhabitants Of the bottoms were
warned in time to escape, but one body
was seen floating in the Trinity river
The sun., 1900-09-28
Arc Not Interested.

lhe Warren A. A. wish to state that,
af are not financially or otherwise in
'erested in the boxing show given bv the
aw a A. Q. at Pyle's Cycle Academy
as Llgl t. The contestants of the Della
%a't !. c. were allowed to weigh in at
Tie Waiien club Yesterday afternoon
me ely &c matter of courtesy.
GEORGE S. BACON,
Capt. of the Warren A. A.
The sun., 1900-09-28
AL e T.. e for Corbett.

Naw Y rk. Sept. ~ -"The funeral
serv cei oi he la'e James J. C',rbett, erst
whil prg. CHAMPION. nre time 90, fell
10 ~, b 1t Who g n'w IA Iced ene' will te
he Il from tls ia Np ,'.tk ~
Caa '4ni. aui.ts," sal. DR. ). y
The sun., 1900-09-28
Guardian Asked For seth Abbott

Milwaskee, Sept. 27.-APplication has
beea matle to Judge wallbcr for the ap-
pointrsent OF guardian for Seth Alb
bott, father Of the late Hmma AbSott.
Mr. Abbott was adjudged insane in the
Chicago courts lhst Friday and his com
mitment ordered to saritarius at Wau-
wntOsa,
The sun., 1900-09-28
The Situntion Mt Rendinr

Reading, Sept. 27.-The tie up in the
rhal regions resulted in the smallest ship
Mrnt foG years. Less than 400 ears will
!" sent to tide water, shortage from the
usual average of over 1.250 carloads
More trainhands have been laid off.
The sun., 1900-09-28
ratptnr shin Hawk Ashore.

MoRtreal. Sest. 27.-Ihe trading ship
Hawk. which is On its way to Cleveland,
ran asaqofe as soon as it came out OF the
Lachine csenai. nine miles above here. and
ttero win be great trouble getting her off.
The sun., 1900-09-28
AdmfrnI ss,,Ith Mt Berain.

Berlin. Sept. 27.-reur Admiral James
A. Smith, T.. S. N. retired. former chief
of the btnean Vf supplies and accounts
of the navy department, has arrived heiC
and will sa,end the winter in this city.
The sun., 1900-09-28
sew pxial Nsa..a .,.r r-,r-n-a.

Frankfos1, by. sest VA motion
for a nesY 'ttfsa was s,ade in the ease sof
James Howard. fssIM grNty af beine.
principal ia tac shoqs~s of Goet,el.
ArGifnia6t was postponed Until S. .rlay.
The sun., 1900-09-28
pn1,nIntion of Memphi..

Washington, Sept. 2f.-The census bu-
rca1i Announces that the population Of
Mrmphii. is 1o2.3 $40, as against u. 400 in
1SS0. This is an increase Of 37,Sgo, or
5S.i;s per ceut.
The sun., 1900-09-28
NIir. Coehl.. p.dEed Iniunctton.

Syracnse Sept. 21.-An attcnpt was
made by the Attorney for Minnie Mad
defn Fiske ts serve nm injunction upon
Miss Gertrude CoGhlar at the Yates re-
straiaing hs~ from playing Vanity
Fair" She escaped by the freight elk-
The sun., 1900-09-28
Chicago Races Yesterday.
Special to The sun.

SINcIaI % The sun.
r..e---f. nne Llssak, Harry Hs,
G"s i.nsy Belle. flMs los.
'>~"s.e-7F. Head watar, Highlauo
s usirtti. Time ~.
~, a. owen, Barbara NJ, W!i
~. =. i.l2 45.
The sun., 1900-09-28
4ooa unrn r,or nousrpn.

Washington, Sept. 27.-The census bu-
II"u announces that the population of
ISS"Stcrn Snn is 44,h3:}. as against 27.5o7 in
NV. This is an Increase of 1906, OF
"A 49,. luGs.
The sun., 1900-09-28

job printing of all di ription d al
is office.
The sun., 1900-09-28

~,.~,. r..e Ia,
The sun., 1900-09-28
National League Games.

t'au-,rs-Wsddel and ,.inn.l
Nswton and Katioe. Umpire Eu.s L.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-05-18
The Real DANGER

from heart disease is not the posi-
Fbility OF a sudden death, for they are
comparatively few; but following in
the wake of this dread disease comes
a general breaking down of every
organ of the body. Circulation is
retarded; digestion is deraDged; the
blood is contaminated, the nerves
weakened and the brain clouded. Ii
your heart is affected begin at once
to guard against these dangers.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure, has rescued
thousands who were given up to die,
and it will help you, too, if you try it.
"For several years L was troubled
with nervousness, sleepless, palpita-
ton of the heart, short of breath,
smothering spells and pain in chest,
back, left side and arm. / was so
very bad that | remained in my bed
the whole of one summer. Was
treated by three physicians, but de-
rived no benefit. Finally l saw a
paper advertising DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine.
l began their use and was so greatly
benefited that l am now doing my
own housework and enjoy excellent
health. !" Mrs. BERTHA KURTH,
1856 Goth ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
DIR. Miles Heart Cure is sold at all
druggists on a positive guarantee.
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DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.