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SENSATIONS ON THE TURF.
Garry Hermann Pulled Up Bleeding
and Is Likely Done For.
PECULIAR ACTION or CHICAGO JUDGES
They Fun Up the Wrong Number and
Then Absolutely refused to Rec
tify Their Error.

Chicaro June 3. There was a double
sensation ii the Premier stakes at liaN
tharne today Garry Hermann, TIC great
ljefpy c1it, pdllcd no absolutely last, bleed
Ing bddly, and has probably seen bis host
DAYS as race horse To-day ~ hls FIRST
race, be was making hue squirt on the
back stretch and oyorhaulluB the leader,
Operator, whcn Winkheld SAW than his
mount was bleeding severely ana lie pulled
the colt no.
lus wac not the only sensation that
caiee cat of the race The Judges mig.
plnrcd the third horse Slyciplair rame
along in the stretch and Won hludiy by
a length from Operator TIC itttcr was
halt length Ia front NJ OmdurnAu, who
WIS only . head 10 front OF I,ohptt Wad.
den Eight leugths behind liohert Wsd.
DEL came Edth a.. bat yho Judges posted
Ediih us number third Instead ~ ON
durnan's. Tic oNners ~ an thrac horses
omlhrnHn. Robert WaddeD ana Edith q.
went into The stand and told rio Judges
o. their mistake. but tie latter refused TO
change their decision
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No Gttesswork.

No intelligent person would " /.
going to a dentist to have the ~
ed. An ocullst would be pronp'p NV
ed, because he understands SUE
Many people, however 40 ~ :. Y
same Intelligent thought 70
ment OF chronic diseases inss NJ
constitute n specially Just ~ n, =
do diseases Of the eve, and the 81
tclng physician, who Is oi'e1 ~
has not had the experience 49,. 4
properly treat them. II Is not peS.. -, !,
are SO dieficult 10 cure that 50 ha- WA
are AFFLICTED with chronic -
their life. but because they ~
the proper physician for trea'~ I'M
In nv extensive practice ,s|
larger than that OF any othef a.,,.s,s
the United States. ] have nau vi X a
patients who had BEEN treated wv
doctors NOT one Of whom unes, ,.,
case, although they were Pc ,'.se a
capable physicians. As consss "a Il
hnd been experimental up9l a 4
treatment in no way sul'eu Nm, =
The result was years o. suA
could have been avoided. -. ~
The experience which .-s1s h j
In devotIng myself ezelas'',s =, "A
treatment Of chronic diseases eip|
years has equipped me pefis , Z, y
IS no guess work when | give
regarding a case. give eaen .s.syr 4
study. and my treatment ! q g, ~
pared 10 meet all conditions No
two cases may appear sal's -, "a
chances are that there Is vi 2
complication which needs
ton a, ~
BY treating each case o. az y
its. and not relying upon 49,
ready.made treatment a.. =, ~ Il
most successful specialist q " II I, = n
/ rely solely upon MI, y. b
science. and ny pstiehr ,ssse
expert treatment obtsinao.s "a
invite the afflicted to ee. CT. ~
emit cost. or write for conn, ~ -,
hIauls which will eKplfi' "a i
p pl.uo Para ssn Antosis s III i
J. NEWTON HATHAes
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netroIi. Una 81 NInelcr I'M rornn IN

Detroit June 3, Singles by Powell and
Plans with polans base on balls and
GERS high ny TO Holmes In the second
gave the gane 70 Philadelphia.
Detroit 1854 ~ .t)nO ofAo I'm u T.,
Fnlladfnha $50. 900 OOO OOO- q .
Miller and Ruelow; Plank aud Powers.
chlcaso dune s. Patton was In rare
Form, allowing but four hits Attendance
2lOn y
chicago .., .,... 600 oOn OSn O. Il
Washington on OOQ 600 . /
t8ttersgn aud sullivan; Patton and clark
MliWaukte, IWNc 3, Sparks pitched
mRsieflE game today allowing hue three
Iuslrs In as many lnnings The Visitors
would have heen shut ont INT In enc nfntb
son ict IN two runs
sso.s Il H b
MtN"Vhtr s's. .U8 ON OF a.
eeStah ',.. ;.,,,. 600 0oo O02 2 q
sparks ana Conner; lewis aud SchreoE
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LOCAL.


Death Of Mrs. Miles s. Bennett. who
was prominent figure in the carly his
tory Of Texas,
James Banett once hotel clerk in
Houston suicides at New Orleans.
Election Of officers for Washington
chapter so. . Il, A,sM.
The celebration of Jon Davis birth.
any by the two chapters of the Daugh
ters Of the confedcracy
MIR Gustav a. Iahn Is making another
attempt to locate a rice min In thi.
city,
The aldermen equally divided on the
amended contract with the Houston
water company
INC "Trip today 90 the san Jaclpto
battle ground Ivy the Daughters Of ,bc
Republic. 'N0
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NO ATTEMPT TO SETTLE.

There viii Not Be Any Negotiations
m Chicago IN Week
Chicago June 3-Thcre will be no settle.
ment Of the machinlsts strike in Chicago
until after June H. This was the de-
cislcn Of the local manufacturers this after.
noon when the members of the Chicago
Machinery manufacturers pledged alIegl-
ance TO the National Metal Trades asso-
Gauon and agreed not to enter into nego-
tations with amy Of their employees uutil
after the great gathering of employers In
New York CITY on June H.
today
Chicago. June Manufacturers and the
1900 machnsts who have struck have
apparently settled down for Siege. The
strikers put out picbcts in military fashion.
but as TAR as is known no attempts were
made TO engage non union men. The nick.
rlS 3re divided into companies ami these
supdl'ided into squads under the tom.
manu- ct captains and scrgeauts Al stated
other. az"
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AFRAID cNF AMERICAN BUSINESS.


Question of How TO Check Its Advance
Raised in IFTenoh Chamber of IDENTITIES
Paris June Ain the chamber NJ dam
ties today NJ Des Tourncles dc Consrant
asked the for e'gn minister. NJ % co.so
i"f stateme al on the Chinese situation
ln the course Of his remarks the dnnrty
9uuuea 10 An "a ricau business comnetitin,
EaEins the An lcrican peril" WINS ady6ni..
! rmE toMard them with nethodicnl rapiiify
tuC Napoieon{ Of American industrt,'' de'
CL1red openly u lat their enternrlse lnnont
N conquest Of Europe rnd hsr pconoroic
Iull' inc Vel W Peril" was ,unrc diet.,r.
than the Anne ri can Peril" hui thc C'5t,l
fS' naI given 'hanning which Ought not IL
~ pei Casse re piled In reassurinr man.
u. ',ps Wonld leuve at the earliest nossiiIr
measures Of il slice having Yl tb les cbor, On
81 PREPARATION for the past and onnpn,'ts ~
for the future ~" F"''i"htees
regarding the Indemnity. France thourh.
tHr immediate payment Of a Iunn s,,,,
Mas pefierable, China accented the nrin.
rIi' or an ind emnity some months n,so
I'M sue now con y nts to pay the Intlemniiy
demanded. II Is said she will nav Win
nnet customs duties. But commercial reIs
tnHl Chlha her. elf will paw jndemnity
when was only Si,t, ana also the evnrrsoe
INCURRED by the powers 's
NJ lles Tournel les de Constant sugpastoJ
NM the powers agree not 10 ncsSn, ~
orbitont private Claims Ia which n Nj
asse replied tina the principaI If tbnsn
o'HlhiS mad already been accepted
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STATE

remarkable story or arrested deycl.
opment comes from Eagle Pass
Ihf case Of Scheudell W. Rogan was
taken UP In the supreme court
swift of Chicago says the packers
realize that they must have plants In
the South.
rue commencement exercises " Pral
RE view normal are under way
large crowd Of farmers greeted
Entomologist Mally 90 his visit to Lock.
hart.
no election was held Mt Galveston as
required by the charter
Congressman H. f. burke Is dying at
his honle at Dallas
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DOMESTIC.

American Telegraph and Telephone
company Increased lts chpltal stock
from Sl000ooU0O 90 S1a0,OO0.00o
Senator McLaurIn Of South Carolina
Informed Governor McSweeney that he
would hold his commission, as advised
by the latter
llneu goods trust with Sa0,0oO.0o0
capital, WIS organized.
senator carmack Of Tennessee says
the supreme court has convicted IT.
soft Of sophIsry
There are more than 700 drummers at
old Point Comfort to attend the Ma.
tiunal convention
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Results ID Graunsnnd-

New Nork Juno 3 Cold spinner. eonal
enoice Win Nopes was the only faroritc
Y sore q 0rarcScnd today.
Mtle and three quarters hnfdlo henBic,c
RI, tP9S ,Eia, Desperate, Monroe pnctrlrt
1--we tgfiepss selNng Neither One. Right
,NitN e4a seventy Yards Gold Sntnncr
hieics Relrnn Time i;iT.
gSi"tlleA stakes iiYe tnglongs Grail. Rluc
,,Slie ana i siNtponth nr Barlow. Ptrst
N,llp Aieedo TIME las .l-5
Ah9ui sis furiuhgs. selling goafrsv nr
NNNN'Vi O4Aer Nc, Time f.f9.
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THE SCHOOLS OF TEXAS.
Colleges at Sherman Have Beoun n,
Ann,nl E.e.st.... WI N

Colleges at Sherman Have Beottn Tb.i.
Annual Exercises.
sherman. Texas, Jupc Austin ,on.ro
and the North Texas Female college ave
vieng with cseh other this week for puhlic
attention. Rorh schools have put on splen.
did rrograms fgr tue week snd are drawing
immense crowd "s
AZ the North Texas Eemale COLLEGE !,
recitation WAS given this afternoon m
Jam Was 50 great that many turned hact
mthe than Inspect displays ln 4 crush
Ihi~ evening The program c0osisfrd IN =
musical entertainment az the college chsper
followed by exhibition drills On celles.
campus Austin COLLEGE students cxeeuteS
q splendid nrOgrQm 10 a packed house 81
the college chapel. -
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No Agreement Reached

NoW York June 3.The expectation or
,ue strlSers ihot the strike on tho ron,a
transit tunnel would Ne declared on tonigs,
Nes NOT realized The settIemen, o,,,,',,.
wv q ,hc Ceniral Federated union ' sn1
tinuogt wv saI Ig@nsis contractors were In cop
W. enut p O'Clock tonight. int fs;,e sioi q
's''e IneF VIII meet again Tomorrow 10
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aetman La & Confer.n.o

Berlin June 3.-The tariff conference
Whieh begins tomorrv w in Berlin ana ~
Wnl'h the larger Of the German sto,es
WIN be represented. vHH enNeavor n rsac,
general understand ug between the vayi.
Gus Gus governments Of the empire ~ - M.
i cs unon watch the naw commercial NOM Az
Special attention WIN ~
question OF how far msny snvth to the
sE an 51itnrai duties withs NJ placing n eon
me projected loncA term tresfies VII WI,
statess countries inc h ding the tinted
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WILL APPEAL TO SPAIN

'up'nos 10 Cause Discussion Of Philip
pine Situati,o1 in Parliament.
Madrid June g. mong those wbo ware
, y,H elected to parliament are three
fu'pinos' resident in Spain. Thcy nro.
6G Tie spe aSGln Sro the Of the debate on
VntSuon OF the 60 udition OF ms I'll M H.
thap oifSgine that the situation is worse
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lNOEPgNpeNoE agAAyEp No.
The crowinshield Yacht Mas Give, =,
Airinu AZ Bnsfo,, -

WHn1 ~ Boston.
boston. Mass june s-rhc lnleaca e,r
aeiynder. Independence was given an an
nv a. strctch her sails and rtSriny 4.
MssS3e husetls bay today and from ,yha-
Yacht showed herself Ia IL r,,er s,ls', ], u
partlcqlarir With started sheets fie ",
Se 4, i, gnaenSe MSS n the Wind for lust twr
sti ana Win her three loNei salts she
her balanced rdder quickly ana M faet
s,,,l mos "a tlsfaeieFly % her master.
A,aRiain hnt. her designer y. 3, Cow
bis steam Yacht 'tS-
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COMMERCIAL MATTER,
Bankrupts Reoommend.d !, ~.

sankrupts Recommended for Di,c.sl
Galveston, Texas. June s,-Rr,,,s
Bankruptcy Judge James R. Burse,l y
down from Houston today and h4Is u
ruptcy court. The following h,,,-]
We're, recommended for dlscharr, N
" johnson. Houston: B W. Whlv.a1
Iulsnthr; Louise Baldarchi, Gslrs,tn
w Gillian, Houston: r. " SF,,lS:
rem, Wallis; Curt f Weise, Houstc
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MAoHlNlsTsl STRIKE.

The annual meeting Of the loterna.
tlonol Association convened at roron-
10, Ont
Five hundred ship ward machlnists at
Newport News went out.
Both employers md strikers in CIicD,
60 settled down for Siege.
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Petition in Bankruptcy,

Galveston, Texas. June IA petlIsI
bankruptcy was filed In the United "a
court today by l.. w Brown Of Van n.
Mntagorda county, Texas. His iasa.
rs SCI forth In his petition amapK
s-idl.66. HIS assets consist Of 4 ssa|
general merchandise. valued At Sig1
notes and accounts to the amount 81 n
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Mind and Hail in AIabama

Montgomery, Ala. June s,7A VIZ
hail storm passed over a portion
county last night. blowing down n
dwellings and destroying cotton All
In path q mile and q half wide.
large portion OF the crop viii hsH
he rcplanted.
Six hours after the storm the u
was covered with hail.
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WANTED IN TEXAS.
Jim Whitecotton Made Fight, but N
War No BIoodehad

Jim Whitecotton Made Fight, bit n
Was No BIoodshed.
birmingham, ALA, June IA IN
from Huntsville, Ala, says; jim VI
cotton, wanted in San Jaclnto VI
Texas, for murder, was lodged 10 iaii
today. Whltecotton came back TO IiAs
county more han n yeat ago. 4 nd
Of 5000 was offered for his cHptrr 1
VIII Atkins, Cumberland TresBFx'
minister. formerly NJ this city, rtsclHil
earn ihe prize money He and conRi'
located Whitecotton In the mngntaln
attacked him last night A pitched v
ensuad hut the fugitive was knoeEs. u
and token wlttou hloodshed.
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gram from DR.. Henry c. AIlnton 4. :.
r9tof, announcing that all Of IT, 'r Y. =
o. the committee appointed "a re aae.
Soniessiqn of faith had accepted s ~ /,
serve. Or. Roberts Issued 4 All M \.
he held at Pittsburg. June il e''ihl'#
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italians Inin s..il...

Nanhan' Ca june Fifteen no,
un''a itallan machinists brought bers ~
lae SeahoArd Air Line Tor iist-,h,,,t1 ~
~, Ssl's,ens aud Fernandlna. s,esn,siSie49 20
an an Arguments ~ the stfikers toSss %
'u 'ls afternoon FOR New Yeyk auu
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tl2; sInecure loo Tamesis. III; shandon.
field ii2
Selling mile and seventy yarda- The
Ainnzon, his Bombshell, 100; Alard, 90;
Scutry. So ginkL 81. All Saints. uB.
rrhngh. 1906 Gertrude Elliott. 81; Cherish.
ed. So; Young Dixon, iOG.
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Coal and Coke Companies 2 Gos''
Cincinnati. June ga special 70 =
quirer from Charleston, W. Va slats
movement is on foot in the hahaSh
New river districts to combine the 4. \
coke companies along the kanaWi
Michigan railroad.
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COMMERCIAL

Rumors OF manipulation involving n
corner caused July whoa, TO advance
sharply
There was much activity in the stock
market with an Increasing publlc In.
terest.
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/ htno1pnu ~, Bryan. Texas. Jpne Mr
norm ~ SsFosdon died at HIS home. teS o mliss
9 months s and Il E6sssysssrda,I aged 50 Years
nNsu ~ the county for n,ars vspsh had
citizens q hS hest and Most subsisn VA
family Of sr re ls' sSs. vi and srss
dsmalns were laid 10 ~. 2 aaghters rne
chapel today " Fes1 at Alexander
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rRANsVAAL

Tho British army In South Africa is
becoming discouosed at It's lack Of sue.
cess
The governmaas1 Is doing nothing to
relieve public anxiety
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SPORT

Garry Hermann has gone wrong.
Judges at Hawthorne track placed
horse wrong aud absolutely refused TO
rcctlfy their mistake.
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ResuIla N lIaMlhorno

Chicago, June g. SIX furlongs The Rush.
King pellis. AHgoreuiA Time Ia
Seven fGrlcngs setting Andes. Snrtic.
Btl MHEsie Tine li1s
itandlcun, short course Aztec g.. Corn.
natus F0nuist rnur 300
MIC, PREMIER stakes Sllverdale, pper
ator Editb g. rlmr i,iuis
:, Mlic aud twenty yurds Star chamber.
Honey Boy. Ohnri Timc ] 4.
Mic and sixteenth Laureate, SCOTCH
Ilaiu. tuurlts ruIc I.4S
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x X 4 c ! WON: !.
Groves Tasteless Chlli ions
Residence at sulphur

Texarkana. Texas, June S,--figs y
stroycd the residence Of J. r NoV''
phur. Texas; loss 5000
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pIIes oured MIthout he KnI,.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrud,n.
Piles lenr druggist viii refund vn-r
money Il PAZe OINTMENT fails 10 cure
you. Fifty cents s's
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Paper MIlIs So. -.

hV'Fehe' Mass, june a.-Everv rs,....,,,
Ia The city except tho Wht,,... mn
mills Is shpt down ON account 81 NV ,i.. HALEY
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AMERICAN LEAGUn.

Cleveland. O., June s.-nnwlne's Wild.
ness was responsible for the defeat NJ
Cleveland today. he giving nine hases on
balls. as We'll as hitting two battors. lie
forced run iO the thlrd aud two slnslcs
I'D The rest with the bases full:
Score II n W
Cleveland ....... 40 CssO Ona > y n
Baltimore ,,,,.,,, COL COO SO q 4
bowling aud Woods; Dunn ana Brcsua-
han.
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO TEST IT.
uioa Know the satlsfaea,on 4. ,rt,,
cse,ss.t oea the test Tor twsp,v sEe
Hf0tes Iasteless Chill Tonic. years
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~ FTesbytsfiao Revision c.omni,,..

PHILADELPHIA I,no N'onmntee.
general ,s .s.ea clerk Of che Presbyterian
assembly today received 4 teie.
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A Railroad Runner.

Louisville. Ky. June S.-The w
Journal tomorrow win say II = H1 \.
that Stuart Knott, president q * !, Il
sas City Southern railroad. Is
president of tue Chicago ana Ai'e-'
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snuTIERN LEAGuE.

Memphis Tenn June 3. Memphis defeat
ed Nashville todny by good stick work in
the sixth uud seventh Innings Nashville
also made two costly errors Umpire John-
slgne, new, apponiec OF president heht
ofnclated and gave entire satisfaction.
Score H. ~ T.,
Memphis .,., ,..,..olO OO3 iO'
Nashville ... ... 600 co. 900 . 4
Rohh aud Kalkhoh; Corbett and Fisher.
Shreveport Ia, juno 3 Shreveport won
from Selma today IN one OF the heat games
ever played On u Southern hail Held. Selma
led Up To the ninth lnnlng when two
base hit by Keefe brought n runner home
aud tied The score Ina the tenth inning
Ncknrt Won the game With a home run
hit over the left hod f%ce
shreveport =. 900 col ou J % <
sample and McGurci McAfee aud AleA
ahdcr.
Little Rock June q -Allrmaue's Wild
ness coupled with Little Rocks inability
To solve Wllheims delivery gave the game
20 birmingham today Five Birmingham
Atrn took bases on halls on Auemnnp In
two innings Attendance COO
Little Rock 5000. 400 N,o 600 q s
RlniinEhnm ,... 2uA ore oln 10 q
Wilhelm and Cunycg Allcm0ug and
| LSnch
! New Orleans, Iunc q. Trcemud pitched
| for New Orleans today and white he
! was frequently hit Kept NJ head and car.
| rlod hla team through "a victory and led
sugles catcher Abbott assisted him by
| maklns two home runs More new men ar
rgcd Tonight
c6 sSo'a oo2 loo OH 7 4 i
| New Orleans .. COZ AOl ne 10 rs 4
frecand and Abbott; polan and Roth.
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en LIS, dssr HAS PROVEN sEsr
"'o'es fasteltss Cbili Tonic -
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-13
Shining Fish Alive.

A new method of transportation for
live fish from scaports into the interior
has just been patented by Danish fish
dealer, l.. IL. Lehman of Copenhagen,
ana the system Is so simple ana yet so
perfect that one wonders why 1t has
never been thought of before. The in
vcntor had number of large bags
made of waterproof material. strong
ollcloth appearing to give the best re-
suits. These bags, after being filled
with water ana the fish 10 be sent In
land, are laced ut the top ana either
suspended in the ears from hooks IN
the roof of the ear or from folding
frames taking almost no space ana al
lowing the close hanging Of these bags
so that there Is but little movement be-
tween the bags. They may also he set
upright alongside each other, but sus'
pension has been found To be prefer
able, particularly for long distances,
Several transports of fish made over
long distances have shown the splendid
features of the new system, for the fish
arrived in excellent condition after n
sixteen ,hourride. Philadelphia Record
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-13

might lind fortune and thither he
went. But he failed TO strike 1t rich
and went 10 Utah in 1883. In the IA
nous Ontario mine in Park City he
went TO work with pick and shovel.
From the savings out of his weekly
wages lie accumulated enough to buy
himself copartnershlp. with several
others, In claim near the Ontario
mine. They met with success. Other
claims on adjoining land was purchased
and the whole combined into the Silver
King mine. Its product of silver. gold,
copper and lead last year amounted to
an even Sl,00O.OOO. of which one.fourth
went TO Senator Nearns. lie is now
worth about 100000.
Kearns Is exceedingly g:enrous. Not
long ago lie gave $4,000 for the cstab.
lshment of an orphanage in Salt Lake
City and he also gave $4,000 toward
the building Of new Catholic ca.
thedral in the same city. lie Is now
building marble palace In Salt Lake
City, which will he one of the finest In
the country. In marked contrast to the
dugout which was his first Ncbras ska
home and the humble cabin which shell
tered him during his early career in
Etal
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-13
GUIDE TO A BLIND MOOSE.
One of His Fellows Guards Him Against
Attack aud Leads Him to Food.

\ good animal story comes from the
region north of Minneapolis. 1t Is that
of n blind moose cared for by one of his
mates and taken by him to feeding
grounds, kept from wolves and cared
for rs tenderly rs Il baby.
Last fall some hunter shot this big
bull moose'and instead of killing him
succeeded only in putting his charge
where IL put out the sight Of both eyes.
He was seen shortly after by woods.
men who have had opportunity to
watch the animal more or less during
the winter, and they have been much
interested in his career The moose
does not appear to have suffered great,
~ from the loss Of his eyes, and Is sleek
and fat. He j. magnificent specimen,
with autlcrs that branch fun six feet.
standing higher than horse and
weighing probably not less than 1900
pounds.
Moose yard during tie winter season
In places where there Is abundant brush
aud when the feed of one yard is about
exhausted they make another some dis
lance away and there they travel In
circles Is before, eating the small trees
and branches clean of tips ana buds.
II alone and forced 10 shift for himself
blind moose would soon die from star
walton. hut 10 this moose there has
attached himself, not COW, but Il
younger bull, and the two are in con.
slant company, say those who have
seen them NJ various times and have
been able To compare notes. The young
cr moose Is the guide ana friend of the
manned one. one Of the WOOdsmen
who watched them for hours one day,
when the wind served and the condl.
tlons were right, says that the younger
led the old one to the best bushes about
the yard II had then been eaten pretty
clean and was soon 10 be deserted, ana
| II was with some difficulty that tha
young animal was able 10 lead the
other to clWmpS Of twigs. The moOsf
| showed the greatest sagacity in follow
| iu- and was almost able, probably by
an abnormal development Of the sense
| Of smell 20 90 without any assistance
| Minneapolis journal.