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as she lay in the mouth of the barhor n,
SSanuago de Cuba, then Rear Admira
charge s's VI the same
Inns wiii be one of the strongest points
which Will be submitted TO the Conr, ~
i" Tb,. In behalf of Rear Admiral Schley.
my seventh specification of the precelt
uirects the court to ascertain yyhstber az.
..ol every effort incumbent upon the com
amanu,ne oHicer of a feet under such cir
instances was made to capture or destroy
.ne spanish cruiser Colon as she Law at
a.ehor IN the entrance to Santiago barber
ana the Spanish vessels at anchor within
used ana niiee ,h 20 sad harbor. at the ranges
Sehieys conduct In the premises
- nis report OF the operations under his
t ,ba, i. Rear Admiral Sampson states
nc, iiiiiisdiaieiy on arrival at Santiago II
a .,,' down past the entrance 10 Santi-
ago harpor and saw. lying close within
NE crlSto bal Colon and one OF the Vizcaya
CLASS Both of these got up steam and
moved up into the harDor out of sight
~ Is contended by the friends OF Rear
Huihirai Schley that this statement indi-
S rs mat the Spanish ships Immediately
ia up ana steamed back into the hsr-
-, uor; AS a matte: Of fact they did not leave
.neiF anchorage for four hours and thirty
I'VE minutes.
-Four To s a. m June l., tho ,o, =. a.,
,oioa states. the enemy's sauadron in
..snt' passing the mouth of the harbor
rum east 10 west, afterwards from west
ram, s, cr Al great distance and beyond
i ;ss'e vi our guns; they appear to have
n rs-catoreed by several vessels.
, al u m. sent men to coal the E',,ror
OF TIE commandant genera! of tn. squadron
.d2S on the springs. At twenty-five minutes
- 81 d. m; got under way and. under direc-
starboard and under slow speed. n,ssed h.,
,Weeh i'unta Gorda and the bow of the
= 'luendo directed our course into the inner
100, ,,ii por uhtil ten minutes TO L. H. m. at
" men tune we came to anchor
nus. II viii be shown 10 the court. Rear
Aomifai Sampson. who arrived at Santiago
aoout |" % clock on the morning of June l.
mao Tour hours and twenty minutes IN
" men TO attack the Colon and vizcaya. He
.;alieu' however, to fire a single shot at
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CHINESE FOREIGN OFFICE.
Emperor Issues Edict That Salts.
fies the Powers.

Pekin. July 3o.-The edict of the Emperor
providing for the reorganization of the
Chinese Foreign Office has been received
mere. Its tone and substance satisfy the
ministers OF the Powers. The eaict co.
incides with their demands on the subject
formulated by the United States SnacisI
commissioner. Mr.. Rockhill. as a coni5i,ion
of peace i'ioi'
Inc edict declares that foreign affairs
VIII hereafter be the most important busi-
ness of the Government. gives the Foreign
omce precedence over the six old boards
that previously outranked it. and provides
Tor the reception of the Ministers In rho
nan in which heretofore only near reIa-
tives OF the Emperor have entered. # aIs,
provides for the entertainment of the MIN
quets. ~ N''iohal oal-
is engaged in irawine "a
protocol providing for the puuishments "a q
Shinamen guilty in the Boxer movement a
feature of this is that the number Of cuIN
pri It's has dwindled from $50 men originally
named to ffty-four. This is due to The fnnt
that in the majority of cases # has .e b ,an,
accused. s euiit vi 'hs
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KIMBERLY CANNOT SERVE.
ASKS to BE Relieved From Schle,
Court of Inquiry.

"ashington. July 30-A letter In. ,,o,,
received at the Navy Department, rro,,, ~
mn miral Kimberly asking to he excusoa ,.a.,
,hs se,n.ey Court of Inquiry on acconpt 80
,nd,s.. s.e OF his health The Admirai -
,n us,tstood 10 be suffering from ha, :,
hsna ne application was placed In The
snus OF Secretary Long. who win di.n cue
Mass. MS nome In Hisham,
Admiral Schley has made answer - ,,o
-, ~ ne letter was mailed bI his conn
,sa, .as. night, but Navy Department, on
department ieeei'eu al the
When the Navy Department ciosea n. j.
oS.9ck tnis afternoon. Admiral Crou.ni,
si.iu, acting Secretary of the Navy .aia
ne mao not seen the letter which Adm,rai
ecnIey wrote to the Secretary OF The M.r,.
acknowledging the receipt OF the Co,r.
INQUIRY precept and making certain suora.
uons IN reference thereto.
SECRETARY WILL NOT TALK
New York. July 30.-John ID. Long s.c-
Ls.afy OF the Navy. arrived in New YorL
Ivy en- route to Massachusetts for y
montns vacation. The Secretary deci,r.d
70 taik on the Schley case saving bis ra
cent orocr Imposing silence appled 10 oil
persons IN the Navy Department. al
CRHSTOBAL COLON WRECk
washington. July 30.@Captain q A Ir,r
ser mas reported to the Chief of Enpinaass
tnet ne has completed the work Of reno,,s
ms the wreck OF the Cristobal Colon 49,,
me entrance to San Juan harbor. Poutn
11lco. where she was sunk by an errectnsI
Ouoft 10 close the harbor
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TROUBLE OF SERIOUS NATURE.
Many Yachtsmen Believe Constitution
VIII Prove a DIsnnpOinfmeuf

EEPGBLIC SPECIAL.
Newport r. l.. July 3o.--The fearful drub-
bling the Columbia gave the Constitution
yesterday is still the subject of comment by
leading yachtsmen 1t is held by many
that the new boat is simply under cloud
and will In good time redeem herself, while
others maintain that the latest Herreshoff
production will always play second fiddle
to the old champion Among the latter are
several whose opinions cannot be rudely
thrust aside.
While admitting that the Constitution
may not be properly balanced and that her
san plan may be incorrect. yet 1t Is said
there is plenty of evidence that her trouble
Is of more serious nature.
Mr.. Duncan. in speaking of the defects
or his charge and the changes that will he
made to remedy them, says:
1t would be simply a waste Of time to
race Constitution in her present shape.
think the gaff swings too wide and stops
her going to windward. The yachts sail
plan will not be altered by the new rig a
lower mast five feet longer than the present
one will be stepped. and this will Change
the head Of the peak halyards. 1 think
that when the sheets are trimmed fiat with
the new rig we will be able to get the
gah In The new topmast will be shorter
than the present one. The main SAIL will
have more hoist. but there will not be an
inch greater spread Of SAIL"
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ROBERT P. HANNA DEAD.
Prominent Democrat of Illinois
Succumbs to Heart Disease

I,EPUBL1,. SPECIAL.
Fairfield IN hi, ~ Mt,
III July J"-Robert L. Hanna,
.'e VI 'he Representatives in the lower
mouse of the State Legislature. died at his
home in this city q, lo.go q, -, ,,.. IT,.
after an ;,lpos. ae -, =. - o. IA "''
tro,,b, en- Illness OF several weeks with heart
Nv II.,,,,o ,,.,
in This -. :, 10 oi ~ III Vso ana iocatel
a leading member of Inc ha 400 ~ ne nus neeh
ern Illinois. renressnting bio oa',nt a,
district in TWO constitufi onaI con,,aI.;o a,.A
that of 1852 and thai of iSTo 10 so,,ad ,n.
was marr;ed In 1esa ~ Mn t TS.o 10 iss.i he
Alh;on y.l,o .oas,hsn 81 81 Sini " SLii'n VI
two aushters. survives him '"S Mr. r't Fam, ,,a
was always an active member of the Demo.
cratic party, and for more than forty years
was delegate to every State Convention
hela in the State. The funeral ceremonies
VIII be held at 3 o'clock Wednesday after
noon, and will he under the direction of the
10, ,ros Masonic lodge, OF which he was 4
A'soei- ms age was nearly o' years.
Mhs. L. IL. CLAY.
REFtBilc SPECIAL.
Murphysporo. ILL.,, July S0.-Mrs. c. ri.
LAY Ia. mte OF wealthy mil owner or TINS
Snr;n-s roin NJ en t a. Soiotaao
ing he n.St f.,. wae,s Co r1u oteiI III
badr vii ho b,o,aS. iot me- nea an 5ie
mo,n;r. Co. ;o.e,r,an, " ''iis Gay rsua!
rnISr, ,,.n
1890 . ILL +. bAnh"WS:
-; fhiira,ueiphia. Pa. July Se-Colonel Will
h"Ih 80 10, hai ioMs. Pitsiushl OF the Neiis-
Haverford a s,,b,,rb tn'day .ftsr " hr,aS
Illness -'e' " "A
..,. N- NJ n.
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F. W. BIEBINGER IS BETTER.
Fourth National Bank Presidents
Condition Is Improved

Frederick W. Biebinger. president of the
Fourth National Bank, one of the abIest
and most popular fnanciers in st. Loui,
who is spending his vacation in the White
Mountains. is reported to have suffered from
another stroke of paralysis.
His condition was critical Sunday but
Monday he was reported to be much bet
ter, and yesterday another telegram was
received at the bank, which said that Mr..
Biebnger was improving. and that hopes
were entertained for his recovery
Several months ago Mr.. Biebinger suffered
from slight stroke of paralysis which de-
prior to his departure on his vacation he
had apparently entirely recovered and was
in good health.
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TALK OF COMING TO ST. LOUIS.
" A""isann said to He Dlckering for
MflWaukee CIuh

chicago. July ao--Presdent Johnson's re-
ply 10 the reports from New York to the
erect that the American League Was
ready to give up the ghost, was the mn
4uaiimed announcement that the American
L. ..asue purposes to invade St Louis rot
later than next spring i.o'
II Is known that an offer of 10000 has
, pgen Hade the owners of the Milwaukee,
Iiu9 Tor their team and franchise by 81
refused '=sh
fr thn Johnson made the announcement
at the conclusion of conference With
Henry killilea of Milwaukee. c. w Somar.
; 4i Cleveland. vice president of the Amer
club. ~ N'i'easo
MI killilea confirmed the story of ,be
=; Louis offer. and said it was bona
been declined II iao
g.. When asked If it would not be a doubt
!ui proposition TO locate a rival club IN
the Mound City at 4 time when there ia
so much enthusiasm over the National
League club there, President Johnson made
the remark: -ue
when we go there"
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MAY HOLD COTTON REPORT.
Brokers Ask Government to DELAY
Until Next Monday.
.EPURLIC SPECIAL

d. :
New York. July So-Cotton brokers are
confident that the Governments August re-
port on cotton crop conditions, which by
the way. Is the most important one of the
year, Will not be published on Saturday
next. The local exchange petitioned the De-
partment of Agriculture at Washington to
w,thhoid the report over Sunday on account
or the short business session on SATURDAY. at
the diHerent Gotten markets of the country
superintendent King received word to-day
from the staustician at WASHINGTON that
the matter would be decided to-mcrrnN;
The cotton report compiled by the depart
ment is regularly issued on the third day of
on Saturday. and. as the report might nc,
casion an important change In prices. deal
ers and brokers deemed 1t advisable 10 ack
mat the publication be deferred until the
Monday following enc
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EXECUTOR OF YEATMAN ESTATE
alien Z. Orrick qualified yesterday as ex-
the late philanthrop!st, who died recently al
the Mullanphy. Hospital. The estate IS
valued at $500 -
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Dill. negro. who says he is houseman 70,
! James Downing at NO. Sis Morgan street
Is at the City Hospital suffering from
Sunshot wound in the shoulder. which, he
claims. was inflicted by 6iartln Berg, a pri-
Vate Waterman at the Suburban Garden, u,
o'clock yesterday morning. Gill said he
strayed into the garden. ana while wander
ing around was called upon TO halt by the
Waterman. but ran ana was snot. Berg
lives at No. 6l29 Bartmer avenue. Dils
condition Is not serious.
GRAND LARCENY CHARGED-A war
rant charging grand larceny was issued
Tort, Charging them with the theft of u
cash register containing $50 from Frank "
Moore. who conducts the restaurant at
Union Station. The men are under arrest
In Chicago, ILL.,, and requ.sition papers have
been applied for. Ross and Fort formerly
worked for Moore in the restaurant. When
they We're arrested in Chicago they were
attempting to dispose Of register, which
corresponds to the description of Moores.
y NJ. II. A. ENTERTAINMENT TO-
NJ IA one-act musical travesty enti-
.ieu An Evening on the Lawn. will be
presented pr sen Tor members of the Y. NJ. II. A.
vi Tue associations grounds at No. 27T Lo-
Gu Gust street this evening. The players will
De from the Garden Minstrel Company,
M Wn1cn n contains among its members such
Rose. George Thomas Richard Hammer.
lanes Lame Horton. Harry Lasalle. Dan FTsheIl.
ald Jo Mgbrs sc5n H., Maxwell Frank Eltzger-
Ei,99ster. Leo Landau. w. Miller, j. Miller,
EDWARD Meyers, Harry Matthews. A. Gold.
pers and Charles Forbes.
THINKS HE HAS THREE HEARTS
wilbur Barrett. a patient in the observation
ward at the City Hospital, who was taken
10 the institution from his home, No. 1411
w ashingt0n avenue. four days ago surfer
ing from heat prostration. has to be locked
II. NJ the cells He has the delusion that he
possesses three hearts. and CONSTANTLY
wake wakes his cellmate up to tell him about
iNCORPORATED-Th American Loco
voio Company, capitalized at $4,000, filed
articles OF Incorporation yesterday with
s sxiv OF par 1000 shares valued at 80 each
f,uward Darcy holds 1895 shares r. n
firner l. A. N: Sager L. John B. Denyir.
r. ", 1, and E. r. Paillon l. The Maiesty
x!ded into 40 shares of 800 eacn. Theodore
W oers owns LIS shares Leonard ID Wat
son l. and Z. L. Muster l. The $40. can
ia. ia. OF the Oswald Woodwork Manufacture
.s company consists of 100 shares. valued
y ~. sno each. and distributed as follows:
;aeh nsn Oswald %. Adam Oswald .. Jo-
,epn oswald O., Peter Oswald 5. Julius o.
"aio o. and John Oswald s.
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Selma . .........o 90 001 o. =;
New Orleans .....0 0 0 "a 10
Batteries: Selma.Cribben and Moore New Or
lesns-From and Abbott. ~
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J., M I,i the pitcher who was recent
that is Son,i ny New York is the same twirler
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SOLDIERS RAID A BLIND PIG.
Militiamen Capture Proprietors
and Confiscate Goods.

iNH-f 1bI>iC SPECIAL.
Springfield. Ill.,, July aO.-There was much
excitement at Camp Lincoln about : o.clnc,.
last evening. when the second raid was
made on the blind pig" which has b.an
conducted FOR several weeks bv Messrs
oBrien and Murray of Springfield. inst
across tho road from the regimental stabes
When Colonel Fischer of the Third Re,i-
nent arrived IN camp he was notified that
the place was open and being freauenfed NV
his soldiers 's
Lieutenant Colonel Shand with picked
detail made the raid between and ) O'Clock
and not only secured ali of the goods. hnt
the proprietors as well. e'''S' 0''
Colonel Fisher finally listened to their an
peals and this morning issued PERM, 10
mem to secure their liquor stock. but re-
minded them that a similar offense wound
be dealt with summarily and in the most
rigid manner. S'
The general court-martiaf has not vet
reported its finding to General Reeee Sss
at regimental quarters it is understood that
the matter OF Captain Lindsay has been
settled.
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Official Records of Navy Do Not
Agree With Rear .Admirars
Contention.
EACH VESSEL WELL STOCKED.
More Than 1000 Tons Left on Mer-
rimac. While Each Battle
ship Had Supply for Ten
bays Steaming.



New York. July Ga naval o-,ic.. ,,,,
ueciihes TO permit the Use of his name. calls
attention 10 the following official CORE
spondence which is referred TO in one of
the paragraphs in the precept to the Court
II Inquiry:
q. The condition ~ the al supply ~ the
h'lns squadron ana about MAY -. iSa<: it's
'.'iihS facilities the necessity. if any ior OF
hhisability Of. the return Of The. squadron 10
Ny West To coal. ana tho accuracy and pro-
ltieiy 81 the official reports made by Commodore
''"i''F with respect TO this natter
From schiey's OfficiaI Report.
he accuracy and prcprlety'' is 4 phrase
winch al once sent this officer TO the reco.i,
10 see what Schley' had reported and how
81 p,.i compared with those of the
found from S1hley:
co May -, 2mENPec; difficulty here will be to
swell. Other problems easy as eo,nnareSa
with this 90 far from base
nsH -t-oh account of want of coal / cam
May 21-Have been unable absolutely tn
coal the Texas. Marblehsad. Vfxer. Brook
isn from collier. all owing to very rough
The Brooklyn alone has more
thaa sufficient coal to proceed 10 Key West
annct remain off Santiago: present state
caai account lmoossbIe TO coal leeward al
soathweste,ly winds Mich ~ 'h be Va, 90
Erslted. cannot obey orders of department.
iar coal s'r io earRssiy forced TO proceed
u
positive. ' INNS e"eihs
Rcfuted by Records.
IN me other hand these state-rep., aud
1913 stared at him out of the Same tiocu-
i"ytt, every one definite official record.
from sampson. May 2S-He CSchley, has
suincient coal aboard undoubtedly ia ken
left here full NN'P' IOWA
anu dupont took coal from the collier III,
my MAY q, when il was so great a moi
lem so far from base) piop-
again from the report of Nav 2.-NJaSs,
cnusetts coaled from Merrirnac. iTbis vas
me DAY when he could MOI hIoci.ad,
cause OF want of coal) pe
on May y the Iowa reported 7gs ,o,s -.
coal. used ~. on the 2ith, having me,n
Wnne coaied from the Merr,,nac she re-
, rUaeea 700 tons used 81 On the esth che
reported $50 tons. used II ~ 0'ii she
night" 'odieu snip at
On May "a the Marbiehead repor.aa 600,
sor s.eaming seven days. equivalent In
enough Tor about Il months bIncL a5;,,,
N.Y. and on the 18th she coaied from he |
-herrimac from p. m. till 10 a. N, '"'
Had Coal to burn,
IN prief. when Schlev insisted On so;,r |
pack 10 Key West TO coal. the records sSi,s |
, na,, ms own ship had coal for ten nv
t we've DAYS, full steaming. or forty r.
N a.. .eiSht OF blockade work: the Iowa and |
NJ ,,t,ct trife less: the Texas ba;f |
as nuch as the BROOKLYN; the Narhiehaaii
-tnird as much before she coataI tra au
!, ne Merrimac, the amounts af,erwards 1'
,s, Dut, OF course. much larger and
'ieIe we're still more than lOn fors IL.
on the Merrimac. ''o" 'ohs lett
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In the City.


EMPRESS COMPANY EMPLOYEES Pic.
NIC-The employees of the Wells Fargo Ex
press Company will give a picnic at Ra
mona Park next Sunday, August 4. pro
uled. VEG" s'heo
EXECUTOR OF YEATMAN ESTATE
Allen c. Orrick qualified yesterday as ex-
ecutor of the estate Of James E Yeatman
the late philanthrop!st, who died recently al
the me, Mullanphy Hospital. The estate is
CONGRESSMAN ON 'CHANGE-Judce
t HnSke ef Tongressman from the Second Dis
.lict OF Missouri, was visitor at the Mer-
chants Exchange yesterday. He was intro
duced by w. A. Gardner. was ''''
] CLERK AND MESSENGER APPOINT
| ED-President Phillips yesterday appointed
Johp j. Linehan to the position of clerk in
| the board: Auditor Dierkes appointed Fra ~ ~
Fitzgerald as clerk ain
| WARRANT AGAINST ATTORNEY
Ernest Goldsmith. an attorney, is charged
with the larceny of typewriter from q.
change VINO VARIANT eonaue1 was
GOLDSMITH Yesterday morning. Mr.. Gold
I iaasr bought the typewriter from Neal and
10 be at present in Champaign. ILL.,
MOTOR MsoToRMAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
District
was requested yesterday to locate James
REYNOLDS. Al years old, who is missing from
his home. at No. 3741 California avenue
REYNOLDS was motorman on the Siyth
s,reet division of the St. Louis Transit
Company until last Thursday. when he
drew MS money and went away
YOUTHFUL TRAVELER-Eva Nav
Twin, r.w,ineham. 10 years old. arrived at the
Snion station yesterday. having made the
Journey from La Belle Mo. Sy heresif
Inc child wore ticket around her neck
CONSERVING her to the Childrens' Home So
ley hay OF NO. 32oS Pine street. She said that
mother had sent her to the home 'e'
HORNE UNDER oBsERyArIoN-wu.
purn +. Horne of No. 2749 Russell avenue
a. conductor on the Compton Heights line
Was Was taken to the City Hospital for observa.
She stated that he had been acting stra mne
c ~ OF late. and had attacked her and the
chloren on several occasions and +hat
yearly year ago he had attempted sric;Je
y gashing his throat with a razor Hnr,,e
x vas placed In the detention ward He IL
THIRD PARTY RECEPTION ,ec,r-
tion. IN honor OF J. H Cook. State ch,ip-
man OF the Allied Third Parry wh,.t ~
cruces the Public Ownership party ~ g.
LOUIS LOUIS. Will be given at Hoebn's Grnve
rr,nursoay evening, August l. Mt o.cIoct
rn ne speakers VIII be 9. NJ. Ryan. John r.
d the Committee on Advancement are
", snyder Doctor ]. E. Chambers T,vsr
Niuier, l. Bauer. w. N Miller. I. NJ S,h:sS
and c. A. Cashan. w. sehieoe
wArcHMAN SHOT NEcRo-s.mu.l !
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,ra i. IS s, sald that Bumpus Jones, who pitched
s,nins pa i, nine years ago for Cincinnati. is
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WILL SELECT COMMITTEE
Police Relief Association Execu.
tives to Be Chosen

The annual election of members Of the
Executive Committee of the Police Relief
Association takes place this morning. The
committee consists of one Captain, one Lieu
tenant. two sergeants. one detective and
one oficef from each of the twelve districts
Two strong tickets are in the field One
Pc the names Of Sergeant McGlynn of
Sne Central ana Sergeant Smith Of the
E,ghth District; on the other are Sergeant
alexander Of the Mounted and Sergeant Raw
Of the Seventh District. There are other in.
dependent candidates who have more or less
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Stole slO5.

a mhiexes entered the house of Mrs. Jack
r;st NO. soi6 North Ninth street, Monday
10 10 FRED Werner. roomer at the house, In
s,as trousers was pocketbook containin.r
s.os a; Inc trousers were found on the side,
Walk AZ Ninth and Warren streets, hut had
been rif1ed Of their contents --o0
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expressiv of the
rush " in which we
live. Nothing is swift
enough for us. We
race against steam
and lightning and find
them slow. We
grudge the time given
to eating. a.ld rush
through meals as
though life depended
upon our haote.
Life does depend on
our haste, but not in
that sense. Look at
the obituary columns
of the papers and
see how many promi-
nent men are carried
away by Stomach
trouble, % racute indi-
gestion and other re-
lated diseases. Their
lives have in general
been sacrificed to the
haste and rush of
business which over.
looked the fact that
lood can only nourish
the body when digest
: d an d assimiiated
md that fhe f3sU>.t;,>
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e.d eselmilative processes can's be hurried.
Dr.. kierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
esres diseases ct the stomach and the asso.
slake1 esyans Of digestion and nutrition
ne source Of all physical strength Is food
Esperiy aigested and perfectly sssimiiated
snaoEng the perfect digestion and assi,u-
slenon Of food Golden Medical Discover.
nceesee and eariches the blood snnnjv
sne eesds new strength to every organ Of
- 80 Ut sse time - thought .,mo.t .,
@S aosk,s writes NJ ]. s, Beli. Of Tssrd.
-. 80 - @, is.s II wss confned to my
- Sallatiss Of medicines tut thev c rIv
xoss3ss = - re disease. hut mus ssy that
eSs.i Uncsvefy' has cured me, and
- ieA ~ Ary three yeaas oids
- d. Herces Medical Adviser aent
- % you on receipt Of sesfups to nav
sc Q naln,g s.!y: Send thirty.on
eee1e sn1ps Tor cloth bound hock o.
80 sll2ps fee paper Gwen "a n.
=. SAase4 Du4iis. n. Z.
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PUTS CASE IN FEDERAL HANDS.
Farmer in Receipt of Threatening
Letters Demanding So 900.

REF CBLIC SPECIAL
NATION. Ill, July 3n-Richard Hearne
the wealthy retired farmer who with HE
daughter. Maude. was to be killed unless
!ne sum of 5000 was forthcoming has
the United States postal authorities WIZ no
nave sent agents to ferret out the case.
AR; Hearne is in possession of evidence
" hieh It Is said will result in exposure of
the guilty parties VI
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CONGRESSMAN ON 'CHANGE-,Judre
Rucker. Congressman from the Second Dis
trict OF Missouri. was visitor at the Mer-
chants Exchange Yesterday He No ;ntra
duced by w. A. Gardner.