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USES The pANpELIoN.
Weed Is Largely Eaten as Greens s'i
Made into a Tonic.

Weed Is Largely Eaten as Greens sai
Made into a Tonic,
London Journal of Green Grocery.
1t viii surprise many. perhaps 70 kls
that the common dandeion, the eavssf
which are often gathered from couut1
lanes and other places whore the pliri'
grow wild'and taken homo for milking dii
delion tea or for eating as a salad fofai
one Of the salad vegetables sent to CwtN
Garden market and sold in sleYes Or sna4
or quantities. MS required. Although II y
much neglected plant in green slaIe 4
the poor AMI middle classes In towns v
has a large sale when used IN PITS W.
root being utilized. But for the nuIlfsS
of salad. here. again, the ploitssoai
cooks are responsible for the infFeaAs,
demand. as II forms another OF we may
Ingredients used to impart the hilenss
and favor so necessary IN wen us~
salad.
From the general appearance Of tae w
that are marketed, II is 10 ne ptesssNf
that most Of the plants are eultlyaiel,
though the Inferior plants thai one s'as
times sees are no doubt collected rom Y.
wild state. 1t is tho best produce, Ia lh
always fetches the highest price eaa ,.s
applies 10 So common a plant rs the aa.
delion is considered 70 be. 10 WIZ
the leaves are hl0nchcd In the SANE ~. ~
as other salad vegetables are ana Ra5sJi
ed with Or without the root al'AeaaHs
When they are marketed root and AZ VI
is best to lift them with a root IoI ,. !,
is used sometimes for lifting car l ~.
dry weather, when the roots WI ,, w
clear away. The same culture applies
this us to other salad vegetables X
cultivation of this plant became neEs IA
cral there is little doubt that Y aS s.
become more popular with ihr lgsg.
and the excellent virtues OF the pans -
ter known.
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DOMESTIC.

The headlcss body Of a young woman
was found In lonely spot in Mas
sAchnsetts.
oliver Crozier and Emil Bergdcrf
we're drowned in summit lake, near
Akron, Ohio.
Major W. H. DAILY. who served on
General Miles stan in Porto Rico, as
surgeon general. suIcided at his home
In Pittsburg. Pa, by shooting himself
Thirteen thousand dollars OF the gold
coln stolen from a Mineral Point WIS"
bank, was recovered by detectives.
Julius Gudorian and wife and Mrs.
Nicholas Kalle we're drowned In the
Mississippi river near Milwaukee.
Rosie and Mary Rooms and Mamie
Traynor. three young women. were
drowned In the Delaware river near
Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN SCHOOLS IN EUROPE.

University Of Chicago Is ESTABLISHING Al
fiIlsted Institutions on the Continent.
Chicago, June o. President Harper of
the University Of Chicago announces that
tie university has begun to establish AZ.
Inflated preparatory schools In different
parts Of Europe These schools win be
branches Of academies which are affiliated
with the university in this country.
The purpose OF this plan Is to give to
children of college age, whose parents are
travelling abroad during the year the bene-
nus OF foreign residence without obstruct.
inf the progress Of their studies
Paris VIII be invaded first and the Amer.
lean home school for girls viii be opened
~ 20 Rue dc Longchnmps on October IL
The work Of the Paris school will be under
the immediate charge Of Miss Elizabeth
wallace. heretofore instructor OF French
n the University of Chicago, and OF Miss
Emma Baird, for many years principal OF
girls school in Kansas City.
Berlin, according TO President Harper's
plans, Is next In line Of march after Paris
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VISITORS WON THE GAME.
Old Timers Were Too Strong for The
Fire Department Club.
SCORE or 5 TO I FOR PALESTINE
When Hits Meant Runs the Locals
Failed to Get Them and Errors
Helped the Other Fellows.

Mike O'Connor and his band OF ball play.
ers Invaded the city yesterday aud today
The mtg Is nying az hAlfmast on the Zen
tral Grc station. For the first time this ycar
the Firemen wcrc hacked over the dump.
The mofc WAS tr t. Mike O'Connor the
same old Mike. perhaps triac older, hut
the same hard kicker aud hard worker
as Of old, PLAYED ut his position on the
Initial bag and delivered the usual mum.
her Of oratIons to the crowds in the bleach
ers, for which he was, much to his grat'n-
cation. sonndiy gurcd. Outside ~ these
orntlons the game was chiefly noted for
several distinct fixtures on the part Of tue
flremen 10 connect with the bail when
hits meant runs. Wells was not MS or
fective as he was against Dallas, but be
received poor support aud neurly all Of
cue errors cost runs. Campbell caught
grand game and Kid Ollfe made 1ne
running catch. aud Ridley made several
nice catches in center held
Inc firemcn went TO but first Scar
porough popped up u ny over the homo
plate that Dcskln droppcd. he was al.
y9nced 10 second on Ollre's sacrlnce that
and scored on sIsSR 0g s6ale o'c ce l9Ta
Latham for Palestine hit safely. but the
mex three gave e1sy chances.
Honston got another In tho second To
tlair was checked to first aud scored on
Campbell's double. For Palestine Hardy
was 9 X 10 Arst and Deskn Mt to Mackcy
pnd both were safe on his tumble. Wrshr
bingled and Wells threw LAthams ground
az over Srarboroughs head rwo runs
came IN and the score was tie. Houston
forged ahead again IN tho third on Ollre's
hungle. a base on balls mud ltlclley hit
e left O,Connor opened Tho third for
Inlesklne, With drive over Rellieys hcAd
Lhat yielded him two bases Shaeslcr and
Latham followed with hits and I,C CAR
let peskln'k grounder go through him, and
Rnprr mufted n fly -Four runs came In
ahcnt as much chance Ms fat missionary
OF . South Sea island tea party The next
scoring WAS done rs Palestine Ia Tho
tumble by Childcrs Palestine got 40.
other IN the eighth on two bagger by
o'onnor that Olire mlsiudged, and
double by Shacslcr the frcmen got a
run In tho ninth on Schacslpr's custard pie
mum q wild throw by Gray and hit by
10 clair.
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URINARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

The annual commencement exercises
of the university are under way.
The railroads viii transport troops
free to the Austin encampment.
The watermelon season has opened
with shipment from Mathis.
Hail has laid on the ground In Red
River county for more than week.
a Johnson county couple have beel
arrlcd after waiting twent, six years.
A 6-ycar-old boy In Red River county
murdered his mother because she re-
proved him.
The work Of developing the Beau
mont oil field is very costly.
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CHARACTERIZED II AS A DELUsloN.
Chief OF Weather Bureau Does Not Think

Chief OF Weather Bureau Does Not Think
well OF frances Protection Scheme.
Washington, June o.-The exile s1e re.
ports of United States Consul Covert at
Lyons, France relative to the success OF
cnnnon firing In France as means of
protecting orchards ana vineyards from
hullstorms and also for the purpose of
mitigating or nullfyttg the effects of
frosts upon vegetation have prompted nu
mttons inquiries 10y horllr ulturs.s IN this
country as 10 when AZ al all our 20
errmeut would aicpt sni ar m tlod n
protection.
Prof Willis l., Moore. tho thief OF me
weather bureau, acting under The direction
Of Secretary Wilson. has issued the follow.
Ing statement;
After an examination of al tat nus
been pubiisheo during the past two We, $
m, conviction rs that We have he e T.,
90 VIVA "A popular deluSion MS eni,k lie
as Is the beliei In the a ct Of nc no n
on the weather. The peasanly of EIrup
seem TO be looking 10, something mira g.
lous They would rather believe N en-
n"nualhE as a means OF pr7ttc lon
spend on II abundance Of money, time
ana labor tnan ADOPT the very simp.e
eApedlrnt oi mutual insurance aEains The
losses that must inevitably ocGur.
Inc great processes going On IN the
atmosphere are conducted Oh too large II
scale TO warrant any man or nation in
attempting 10 control Them, The energy
eXpenaed 10y nature IN the proluct o.
OF hailstorm' q tornado or. a ranstorm
exceeds the combined energy of al tile
steam engines Hpd explosives In he
world II Is useIess Tor mankind to com.
hat nature on this scale. -
After the experience that this coun ~
mas had during the past rem years Nit
rain makers. ! am lQtn ia believe thai Ii
bombaflment of hHilstorms VII eve, b.
pracdced or evrn attempted Ia the Unite
states, much less encouraged by the II.
tClhgent portion OF the community Every
enoir should be made 10 cuun exact INC
spread Of the deluslon which has been i'm
porSede Into this country by Consul Co
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Harlem Entriea.


Mile Vmc1in rs, Anthracite 100, Guy
n. ~ Fancy wood 81. Lake Mills lO5
Henry Bert leo. n. IlssAk %.
Six furlongs The Rush ne Boney Roy
Ill George Arnold lOa Mr brown i0f
The lRdy lQ2 Sham Bird lt2. IIeadwattr
Egyptian Prince so
Five furougs Elsie J.. ii5. Granny Che
roc lo4t hondwuk lOi. The Rival, owen
ton 100, Miracle II, Our Jessie 81. Ed
Austin ll3, Mamie English lol Rest Man
Gray Eagle ice The -Four Huudred Carrie
Brook, Dpde s. ~,
Short course, handicap. stceplechssc-.
unnihas loo Sallust TAI lsen 14l Becky
Rolte LOT. Filon Dor l47 Dick Furbcr t3G
Milo aud sixteenth -Cnmbrlan Ill Ori
mar 100, Caviar lOT
Seven surlougs Gonfqlon IL, AIgaretta
lu6 ossalt 100, Nihher, Likeness ai
Cora Ildyl II LOG. Scarlet Lily ION Fis
neur Oh Margaret Ellen Nl
Milr and an eighth--Walkenshaw l15
Knight Rnnneret, Grandon los. Lacoche
log, Little Elkin 81, Myth 100 Laureate.
Espionage 1903 Our Nellie iol. Gawnhe 10
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With eopadzng by
10
Gus norums good results expected
me 9na standnE
blanks will
oil other
lnar Diseases sc
y newton Hathaway M D. lOs Alarm plaza San Antonio y
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THE NATIoNAL MAcHINIsrs-
Railroads win Be Asked to Grant Ma
chnIsts a Nine-Hour DaN.

Railroads viii Be Asked to Grant Ma
chinists Nine-Hour Day
Toronto ontario. June 0.--Rcgardine tho
fixing Of date upon which railroad cor.
poratlons win be asked 80 sign paper
granting the machinists a ulne-hour work
day with l9l5 per cent Increase in wages.
President o'Conncll said this evening hat
the matter has practically been disposed Of
by the convention.
A resolution approving Of such action has
already been passed and the fixing OF a
day has been referred 10 the executive
committee and will afterwards he submit.
ted to vote Of the association Al any
rate, the date will be some time in The
future. as the machinistS are dndiug The
present strike costly and have no desire 10
furnish more trouble
No new developments are expected In the
strike until after the meeting OF manufnc.
turers In New York on June IL.
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ROCKED A STREET CAR.

Car Attempted to Pass Throuah a Re-
llslous Procession and Riot Followed.
Chicago, June o.An attempt TO run a
street car through a religious procession
OF Italians at Eighteenth aud CLARK streets
today precipltated riot in which the win.
dows OF the car we're smashed and ono ,,a,,
was Injured A riot call TO the Twentieth
police station brought wagonload ~ All.
GERS who saved the motorman and con-
ductor from bodily Injury.
Sticks and stones were hurieA .+ -
car until there was not a whole window,
lett IN it, The police restored order with
great diuicnlty the Italians being bent ON
the priests In the procession ayerted ,no ~
serious conflict. nore
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Navarro county Baseball.

Corslcnna aud Blooming Grove crossed
bats last Friday June 7, and Blooming
Grove was defeated by score Of g to I.
The game was played ut Corscana Bat.
terles' Blooming Grove, Capps and Capps;
Corsicana. Lee, Stockcn ami Faux Pow.
ell Napps struck out fifteen Corscnnn men;
Lee mud Stocbcn struck ont two OF Bloom.
ing Groves men. Corslcana made an Of
their scores on Wild hnlls
Incoming Grove won from Gorslcana nv a
score Of 20 10 H. Batteries, Blooming
grove Capps an1 Camps; Corscana Smith,
Roddln aud Gndlip.
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TooAYs RACES.
Gravesend Entries

One and thrcequsrtcfs miles. The Ken
hnston Hurdle Handicap seven hurdles
Magis Llght 49, Hardy e llG, Sebastian
l88' The Lost cord i32 Matt simpson la,
cephalasaI ii2. Bermuda lundrcd isa.
40 Ab2Put sx ,,fnrlongs, selling Arganantn
~ Ihnomn Winatmn l03 Fentoro OK
Dora lQl, Yorkshire Boy ~ sweet
rGroth ilo3 SGeepstakea o. Ropnlcous lo5.
Aite-Up 02, Mlllmry los. Maiden 9S. Amer.
T SDnSd ~ Goolldd Back li6 Mnugo 81, Way.
lElyG and half fpuones ayenrods-
fflt FIX lof April. shower 10. g Whit
One and q half miles The standard
IIt,ss"'i VII ~ Bonllh1t, Beau GnlHnt
Ftirc fqr!longs. maiden 2.year-olds- Chent
en- O. WhNder, Dixie Line 1l2. Tchula
ilG' Nugget Gogrtenay. James il Keai'
i,ng, rag Cry, whisky, King, Playllke III.
tute 100 49, "'e'''
one and one sixteenth miles. handicap
aicedn ll2, Rounihcrt 10. Gulden l07
4 Goid 100. liimself % Ton Csndies liz.
HleeM '@canier, Kamnra 10S Andronicus
100 Bombshell o.
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THREE GIRLS DROWNED.
They with Escorts Were Saline on
Delaware When the RoSt CaneizaI

They with Escorts Were SAILING on the
Delaware When the Boat Capsized
Philadelphia, June GA party Of six
persons three men and three girls, while
sailing on the Delaware river this after.
noon near North ESslngton. few miles
west Of this city, were thrown iuto tho
water by the swapping OF their skim durib.
q squat and the three girls were drowned
T4e names Of the girls are:
ROSIE KOONS, aged IL
MARY kOONS aged 10
MAMIE TRAYNOR, aged 90
. The party were the guests Of the Federal
scat club. Other members Of the ch,h
heard the cries of the unfortunates and
immediately set about resculng them. The
three men were quickly hauled Into otber
poalS, nut the girls sank before they could
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SWINGING AROUND.
Cubans Reported to Have Nearly Agreed
to Plat Amendment

TO Plat Amendment
Havana, June o The conservative mem
hers Of the constitutional convention re
absolutely confident tonight that tho platt
amendment win be accepted and Tint sev
crol radicals will join the fifteen delegates
who heretofore voted for the amendnlcnt.
The Last few DAYS scem to have brought
about decided change In tho attituoe
Of delegates who have been bitterly ar.
rnlRnlng the Washington government TOR
rejecting the convention interpretations of
the amendment
The strong pressure on the outs de
brought 20 hear on the convention ia
finish It's business and 10 place the country
ON q settled basis has had an cSEell mt
edcct upon the radicals inducing them
To accept tho inevitable and some ~ them
now argue that II would he bette. per-
haps 70 accept the amendment hoping for
some form OF Independence than TO pro.
long the military occupacy of the island
Tho convention will meet In secret SEES
sion tomorrow. II Is expected thar sew
cral days VIII clapse before vote 10
taken.
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RUINED FOUR HUNDRED FARMS.

The Damage Done by the Oklahoma
Storm Was Extensive.
Wichita. Kan. June "A CORRESPOND nt
VINO arrived here tonight from thu Sc ne
oil devastation in KAY COUNT o r. says
that the storm of Friday night rui cd The
wheat crop o. AGO farms w st ard mort
west Of Blackwell These farms are all
have purchased twnc and harvest ma
chinerX are asking tho local dealers Ia
take them back and the dealers arc re.
Of crops will cause no distress MS INC
farmers are in good condition fnanc allv
owlng to succession Of good crops duiinIy
the past FIVE seasons.
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To Men Only.

n. S's' tow tax .s ever; qs S ,s
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Southern Railnau s4rlL.

knoxville Tenn. June a-Directors az
the strike OF the Southern railway macbin.
lists state that during the two weeks the
strike has been on not one machin,st has
been secured TO take their places.
superintendent 4 l. Ev,irg ., ~. r.
Nllie division OF the system states mar
thcre are applications for the pinces or
me strikers and that they Will he mt ~
"efA gradually as necessity requires.
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RAILROADS.

The Stllwell group Of American CAPT
taiists bought the Pachuca. Zecualtipan
and Tampico railway, in Mexico, paying
100000 gold and 50 per cent Of com
mon stock.
II was reported that the Goulds in
tend to eject a railroad consolidation
that will be stupendous In magnitude
and Importance.
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Rome June Git is asserted in reliable
quarters that Cardinal Gibbons in the
course of his frequent conferences With
Cardinal Rampolla, papal secretary Of
state; Mgr. NoEaleda, archbishop Of Va.
mia, and other high eccl, SlaStlcS, In addl
tion TO cftectlng a settlement OF tho ones.
Ton OF the properties az the religious nr.
derS In the Philippines Is negotiating for
al extension 10 Cuba and the Philippines
VI tie jurisdiction OF the apostolic dele,
CATION at Washington.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Thes Stimulus
Of PsgTe Blood

That Is what is required by every
organ OF the body, for the proper per-
Torrance Of its functions.
1t prevents biliousness. dyspepsia,
constipation, kidney complaint. rheu-
matism. catarsh. nervousness. weak
ness. taininess pimples, blo,ches. and
all cutaneous eruptions
1t periec,s all the vital processes.
W. r Keoton. Woodstock. Ala took Hoods
Barsaparlla 10 make his blood pure lie
writes that he he'd not felt well but tired for
some time Before no mad finished the nrs,
bottle Of this medicine be felt better ard
when be bad taken the second was like
another man free from that tired feeling
spd able % do his work,
H@0Gsrs Sas-saEas.iEEa
Promises 10 cure and keeps the
promise Accept no substitute. bui
Get Hoods today.
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lake Charles Won ChanplonshIn.

Lake Charles, La, June . About 800
people attended the game Of baseball at
100 hoo park today The game was be.
tween Lakc Charles and Jennings for the
OF Southwest Louisiana The
game was close and well played for the
tirsi FIVE innings but hccnuse of severnl
SalorS on both sidos the acorc RIM ~
me crowd cheercd both mines aud not n
word was said on either side to mar the
pleasure Of the large crowd The scpra
WaNi lake Charles Q. Iennlngs 81
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Independenoe Shows un wsl.

Boston, June oRrhe Iddebehdence had
another short sail in the hay late this ait
ernoon ana the breeze, being only modcr.
ate the yacht spread moro canvas than
has yet hecn holsted. The sea was smooth
aud again she proved her wonderful reach
Ing qualities. besides showing considerable
ability in wlndward work Nor only ana
hhe holq very Wen up ~ the breeze keen.
ing within an average Of three points I'M
she tackcd In the neghborhood OF twenty
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BOAT UPSET IN A STORM.

Man and Wife and Another Woman
49,, Were Drowned
milwaukee, Wis, June "a special to
the Sentinel from Dubuque Iowa. says
a boat containing five persons, returning
from a fishing. trip, was upset during a
Storm on the Mississippi. three miles north
Of here, Julius Guiderian ana vic an
mrs. Nicholas Kalle were drowned nh
crew Of ferryhoat rescued two boys who
nnRg on To the upturned ska for an hour
ana were nearly exhausted "'
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You feel better at once after using HER.
BtNE, yon enjoy YOUR food more. aud
you get more nonrlshnent aud invigoraflng
force out ~ what you eat. Hence HEX.
BiNE makes You strong, vigorous and
cheerful Price. so cents Fer sale hy A.
z. Kiesling druggist SOC Main street.
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Interesting services at the Young
Mems Christifb Association; new build.
Ing discussed.
Work Of the American Baptist Publl-
cation society discussed at the Second
Baptist church,
Some aftermath fromo the recent visit
Of the congressional delegation.
The Sharks club holds its annual cleo
ton OF officers
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oawthons Won q came.

good game was played between the
'awthonS and Necco X Eiscmauns. the
score being 4 to ia favor Of the Cav
mons. The game was called In the ninth
inning ON account al darkness The fen
ture Of the game was tho great pitchinr
~ NoN Of The Cawthons, not allowing tho
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HoIden Wil Be We Presi,lent.

Little Rock, Ark, June "a circular Will
oe issued tomorrow at Philadelphia by pos.
lHent Francis |. Gowen of do Cboct,w
3SAiah9ma and Gulf railroad. appolntinr ]
rc,d iiolaen, present traffic manager Of tho
r r.a second Vice president, an office newly
terea1ed Mr.. Holden retains his title ~
t trasi manager and Will have charge Of
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nenth d Edmard Mnran.

New York. June %, Edward Moran. The
emIpen; marine and landscape painter. died
this afternoon In his apartments aud stulio
In Fitih avenue, from ugaemie poisoning
srperluduced by complication Of diseases
from which he had been suffering for about
"A year.
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ACRoss TAE ocEAN m a sLoop.
Captain Howard Blackburn to Make the
VOYAGE In . oh-Ennt Boat

Voyage in 25-Foot Boat.
Gloucester Mass. June 0.--In his twenty.
i've foot sloop, Great Republic. Captain
Howard Blackburn of this city this after.
noon started on his second transatlant' @
voyage. his present destination hcfng A.
Ion: Portugal, which he expects 10 reoch
IN m forty'hve days. His previous voyage. In
lsS9, was to London, which trim took
S sL one days. The start was made amid
shortly after . O'Clock the Great Repu
blc, escorted by a large fleet Of bodts
started en- her voyage She received n
succession OF salutes.
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and Peachtrec streets One Of tie bullets
nearly severed the pollcemans ear from
the head; one cut the end os his thamb
and the third passed through the front
of his coat, vest, cravat and Undertaking
stopping just as II bruised the flesh The
cravat was doubled up under the vest and
served as q soft padding for the bullet
The Officers wounds are not fatal
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REMEMBERED MS BeNEFAcToR.
Millionaire Mine Owner Showed that He
Did Not Enrnnt a kindnaas

Did Not Forget Kindness.
Leadvillc, Cob, June Winfield S. STRAIT.
tqu. the millionaire mine owner Of Cripple
Greek, has redeemed the Matchless mine In
Ieadyille for the widow OF the late senator
Tahor
Years ago Senator Tabor advanced some
money 60 Stntton when Stratton was a
Poor struggling miner aud he never forgot
H. When Tabor died he had lost almost
everything and he was vainly- endesvorlng
e. save the Matchless mine which he az
ways insisted still contained millions in
It's lower contacts. never explored. The
property was sold some months ago al
sherin sale and hnal tatlc would pass on
Jnly I Ia the new owners
Senator rabor's widow has continued the
strugele and Mr. Stratton has now come
10 her assistance and VIII also enable her
20 exploit the property to greater depths
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PecuIiar suicidal Mama,

Mexico City, June O. The authorities mr.
trying TO suppress the manla ~ the com,
mon people for throwing themselves unccr
The wheels OF electric cars With suicidal
intent
Robert NJ Johnson has been drowned
near TulpapsinEo lie came to this country
from nes Molncs, Iowa, He leaves i wife
and two children.