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GREAT LAND LOTTERY
Plans Complete For Apportionins the
Kiowa- a-Comanche Reservation.
THOUSANDS FILL Ell RENO.
People From All Parts of the United
states Anxious to Get share
OF the Territory = Town
Site Applications.

FL Reno, o. r., July 2S.-The big iot-
tery l,y which the 10000 claims of the
Kiowa- -Comanche reservation VIII inai-
ty be distributed is now ready for the
opening. 1t will be held In the open ana
will be In charge of three men appoint
ed by the Washington land office.
Commissioner Richards, who Will
have charge OF the drawing, says that
about 900 names 800 for the El Reno
district and 500 for the Lawton dis
trict-will be drawn from the wheels
without material delay. This will en-
ublc persons drawing the most valua-
hle claims to learn quickly OF their
good fortune.
About $500 names will be drawn
Tuesday, after which the drawing will
he done as rapidly as possible. Home
seekers from the different states are
clecting committees to sit on the plat
form to witness the drawing. The
commissioner will permit their pres
cncc.
Il. G. Sticklcs, registrar and Thomas
Reid, receiver of the Il Reno land Of
tice, have examined four applications
for town sites in the III Reno district.
Nine were recommended and forward
ed to Washington, and five were re
iccted.
The town sites recommended are as
follows; Bridgeport, Caddo and Fort
Cobb, all on the Choctaw railroad: the
old Suhagcncy of Wilbur, lin the Caddn
country: Richards. new town at
Cache creek: Il town site on Elk creek,
west of Hobart. and the last one in the
Caddo country. all on actual or pros
pcctivc lines Of the Rock Island Rail
road company. ana u town site 20 miles
southeast Of Hobart, on the proposed
line of the blackwell, Enid and South
western railroad.
The scenes in and about I'll Reno are
interesting as well as exciting. Many
thousands Of prospective site procurcrs
are encampcd in tents, and the eyewit
ness is strongly reminded of dcscrlp
tions Of early days in the California
gnldiields.
sl'alicn us II whole, the vast assem-
blagc has preserved good order, and
but comparatively few arrests hay,
been made.
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FREE LIBRARY FOR DOVER.
Money Donated by the New-Century
Club.

Dover, Del. July 27.-AIrs. Priscilla III.
Richardson and the other members Of
the Century Club Committee who have
cndeacorcd to raise II large sum for the
endowment OF Dover's free library in or
der to secure Il contribution Of $1,000
from Manlove Hayes, the Dover citizen
and philanthropiSt. announce today that
they have succeeded in their work oy
raising an endowment fund of 5000 upon
which il il believed the library can be
successfully opened.
or the contributions announced today.
besides those Of Mr.. Hayes Of $1,000 and
George V. Massey for $3.50. Cashier Wal,
ter Morris of the Farmers Bank con
tributes $50; Wesley choir, $76.53 and $40.
Ladies' Whist Club, $50; and Willard
SanlShnry, William f. Brown, Straw
bridge X Clothirr. Il, G.. Hayes, NJ, III.
salisbury Mrs. l.. NJ. Richardson, Mrs.
James Penncwill, w. w. Richardson and
\. Il. Richardson each donate s25, and
Mrs. III. A. Richardson gives $50.
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this city, to keep the movements of the
strike leaders secret. So well was this
done that AIessrs. Shaffer and Williams
had been in the city several hours be-
fore il became known that they had left
pittsburg.
Upon their arrival here they went to
the offices of the United States Steel
Corporation, ON the eighteenth floor CT
the Empire Building, No. II Broadway.
MET pRIN,ii,ENr SCHWAB.
There they We're met by Charles Nj.
Schwah, president of the trust, who
took them into his office. II was ap-
parent from the first that an agreement
.ould be reached, and Mr.. Schwab
istened earnestly while the strike lead
RS explained the basis on which the,
would end the strike. Mr.. Schwab did
little talking mt first. and after he had
earned the views OF Shaffer and Vii
| Jams he FASTENED to the office of Mr..
Morgan.
An hour passed before Mr.. Schwal,
merged from the building at the cor-
lcr of Broad and Wall streets. He had
| pent all of that time going over the
| SlIUHtlOH WITH MT. MOfSaN. lie tom tn'
| great iinancier the demands made by the
| trikc leaders and asked about the con
essions which should be dicuSsed.
| The basis of settlement OF the steel
| strike is compromise, concessions be
ing made by both sides. The terms, II
i is understood. will be about as follows
First.-The mills recognized as non
I: union July 1 will be continued as such
save possibly where the Amalgamated
| association has effected strong organ
| ization.
| Second.--The Amalgamatcd associa
| tion will recede from its demand that
the steel company shall sign the seal,
for all mills.
| Third.-The steel company will pay
the scale in all mills union or nonunion
Fourth.-All mills shall be open to III
men with or without union cards Th,
association shall not attempt TO fore,
| men into the union or to ohlge til,
| steel company to employ only union
| men.
| Fifth.-Thc steel company will per
nit the organization Of men when the,
manifest II desire To Join the .Amalga
| mated or other associations.
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GOVERNMENT ENGINEERS PLACED
chief Gillespie Names Heads OF Enst-
ern and Western Divisions.

chief GiIIespte Names Heads OF Enst-
ern and Western Divisions.
Washington, July 2S.-General Gil
lespie, chief of engineers, has ordered
the following assignments of officers
as division engineers:
Colonel Charles 5. Suter, to the north
east division, which embraces the dis
tricts with headquarters ut Portland,
Me-. Newport, Il. L.; Boston ana New
London, Conn.
Colonel Samuel NJ. Mansfield, to the
eastern division, which embraces the
districts with headquarters at New
York city, Oswego, n. "; Buffalo and
Philadelphia.
Colonel Peter G. Haines, to the south
east division, which embraces the dis
tricts with headquarters mt Baltimore
! Washington, Norfolk, Wilmington, n
G.; Charleston, Savannah and st. Au
gustine, Fla.
! Lieutenant Colonel Thomas III. Hand
bury, after Nov. 10, to the central di
vision, which embraces the district:
with headquarters ut Pittsburg, Wheel
ing, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Chat
| tan0oga
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Those Philadelphia Franchises.

Philadelphia, July 2S.It is again
said that the rapid transit franchises
which recently We're granted by the
city to Congressman Robert III. Feeder
er, Jr: Contractor John Nj. Mack and Il
number of politicians and over which
there was great uproar at the time
have been turned over to the Union
Traction company, the concern operat-
ing the present traction lines In this
city. james T.. Nichol, "A political lead
or in the Tenth ward, is said TO have
betrayed the secret. According to the
rumor, the Union Traction company
pays to the holders of the new fran
chses S2.250,o00. This payment gives
the purchasers complete control of the
13 new franchises granted for this city.
The sun., 1901-07-29
CROPS ARE LIGHT.
\. n Brown Talks on the Out
look.

President :. =. Brown, Of the Farm
rs' Protective Association Of Drlawar.
u speaking Of the outlook for fruit in
he stare. said that thee rops were all
light, although tin" peach crop would
lot hc rs large ~ 1T first estimated
lr apple rrup wilI hc short, hr said
wing tu the cool, wet weather in the
pring during the hlnsSoming period, and
lut over ten per cent. win hr realized
The wet weather. however, has not III
ur"M corn ANA pntato"s, the sweet ones
cling excellent and the prospect fnr
Whit" POTATOES very encouraging,
Mr. Brown said that ihr wheat has
mrn greatly damaged by til" h"ay
ans, He estimated the damage ~
hirty, and perhaps fifty per cent III"
wheat is damaged III shock having gut
cn wet lcIurc il could H. hra>hcd. I'll,
alnrrs arr tearing ~ the shocks aml
prradins the whrat 10 dry in th, hope "t
saving it,
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$fOOsReward. 500,

The readers Of this paper will br
pleased 10 learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science ha;
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is Catalrh. Halls Catarrl Cmc
is the only positive cure known to tn,
medical fraternity. Catarrh being con.
stitntional disease, requires Il conStitn.
ti"nal treatment Hairs Catarrh Cure
= taken internally, acting directly upon
th. blood and muscous surfaces of the
system. thereby destroying the founda
tinn Of th" disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature IN doing its work.
Th" proprirtors have SO much faith ii
its curative powers. that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II
fails to cure. Send for list Of testi-
monials
Address, i. J. CHENEY & co.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. Toledo q.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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ODD FELLOWS OUTING.
enjoyable Time Spent at Brandy
wine Springs.

Odd Fellows If Delaware had nm en-
ioyahle outing ut Brnndywiuc Springs
lark Saturday under the auspices or
Delaware I.odgr, NJ. !. /. q. .. f..
i'hr affair w;rS largely attended about
S,o1o persons b'in@ present ,mins the
liH The principal events Of the day
we're dancing AMI sports.
The sports began ~ 2.30 O'clock anil
he events ana winners were rs follows
WheelbarroW race. Clinton lIaincs, pri2,.
UMBRELLA donated hy G T.. Umhrll: sack
nee, lanes Patterson, pri2c. straw hat
rrsrttrd by T. j. Mulln ana Sons: egg
tnd spoon rnce. Clinton ITancs. prize,
nrcllie. presented 10y Samuel SlciSSingcr:
700 yards foot rare. FOR members nnly.
George n. Austrrmuhl, prize. gold pin
mll"matic nf Tie order. presented hy
". $ Earlr and Company. three legged
ace. Clinton lIaincs and Frank FitZ
srrad, Prize boxes of cigars. presented
ly Samuel Hawkins and s. Ii DnrSicn,
i;it man'S race, 30 yards dash, Harry
S'hwmtz, prizc, reclining chair. prc-
nntel hy | : f. tlair; hnat rncr on III"
axe, Frank Fitzgerald, rizr scarf pin
~ 'H' ''hI ''lliNNl Ihf u IMP 10 tht
lm-Amcrican Exposition to hc Given
(" the most p"rnlar Odd Fellow. w. ~
bonty Of Mechanics Lodge. ~. 4. r..
t'ivrd tlt" highest number of votes, 4.
500. g. c. Pierce nf EairfaX Lodge. M
!, was second with 3.2S2 votes.
The general committee which had
'har@c Of the affair was eomposcd as
follows; s. T.. Austcrmuhl. chairman.
IS. II Taylor. secretary; T.. NJ Stockwrn
,rrasurw; J A. Wlalcn, ", s. Stnckcv
q =. Toud"n, T.. NcNIullim w. NJ
Hnnn"r, W II Thompson, II. S. Stark<
Z \, l'ennrtt. T. q Austcrmuhl. Warmer
Smith, W. crozicr. G. y. Lowe. e. T.
Massey. Gibson Warrington. W. Il
lIoeu" r y. IToulrickson, r, Il. nca.
son. AMI George ITncy.
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STEEL STRIKE
TO BE SETTLED
Meeting Held in New York to Dis
cuss Terms.

New York, July 81 The great steel
str,Nr viii hr settled within II few hours.
his information is obtained and from
an authoritative source, indicates that
tie riiolts for lmacr made during the last
week arr about to end ia success.
Theodore j. Shaifrr, president of the
Amalgalnut"d Associations slipped into
the city today accompanied by Sccr,"
tnry Williams. They held several con-
frrcnc,,< during the day With officials Of
The trust ami am early settlement Of
differences is in prospect.
Mr. Morgan, who has been depended
upon 10 adjust matters between the giant
trust and its striking employees, gave
NJ his DAY off, today ana worked long
hours aS peaccnakcr
Little could be- lcartud tonight as To-
the terms On which the great strike will
DE settled Tho details are yet to ~
agreed upon.
SaChnT CONFERENCE HELD.
Tho steel Trust oillcials several days
ago expressed their willingness to renew
negotiations with the officials Of the
Amalgamated Association, and Messrs.
Shaifer ana Williams started promptly
from Pittsburg for New York. Eyery
effort was made, both in Pittsburg and
The sun., 1901-07-29
A Much wanted cnbnn bandit.

Havana. July 2S. The government
has offered Il reward of $1,000 for the
capture. dead on alive, of Limo Lima, a
bandit who has been operating In Ma
tanzas and Havana provinces. There
has been for the last three months a
standing reward of 5000 for Lima's
head. The bandit sent word to the au-
tlioriticS that he would surrender for
$500. provided he was allowed to leave
tile island. ON receipt of this offer the
authorities doubled the reward and
sent urgent instructions to General
Rodriguez of the rural guard to cap
turc Lima.
The sun., 1901-07-29
Repairing IA High Stack.

Jack Wallace Of Camden, N. j., better
known az "Stceple Jack" is making e.
pairs to the l80 foot stack at the Della
ware Cotton Company's plant on Van.
devet avenue. Wallace came here from
Camden several weeks ago. having been
engaged to repair the sp:re on st. Johns
Church. This work he completed enc-
aesssfullv on Friday, and was engaged to
make repairs to the cotton company'e
stack. Beginning Saturday at the foot OF
the structure he riggcd series OF lad
tcrs by which he mounted to the top.
once there he was apparently at home
AZ he examined the brick work carefully,
calling down instructions to his assist
ant below. Wallace, by the aid Of a
lantern, worked portion OF Saturday
night and continued his work YESTERDAY.
The sun., 1901-07-29
May Contest Reid Measure.

st. Johns, n. f., July 2s.-The new
Reid railway measure has passed the
assembly or lower branch Of the leg
islature without opposition. The bill
per legislative branch. Considerable
opposition TO the measure is develop
Ing, and it is expected that bitter
fight will be initiated. Premier Bond
expects to close the legislative session
next Saturday.
The sun., 1901-07-29
Aihinn A. @. vs.. keystone.

Owing tu the BrownSOn team playing
away from home tomorrow afternoon,
Manager t;ermcly of the Albion team
has engaged tho Union street grounds
for this date and has as tn" attraction
the keystone, The crack colorrd orgaai-
zIiion Of his city. Following is the bat
ting order "f both teams for the game
Ahi"n \. G.. Catts, IT,; Mclilwce, cf t;
fi"arn, 3h: Elliott, O.; Dawson. III.
Turner, 2h.; Strrlth, SIS; .door", III
Hahn on Orchelcr, p.
keystone lrns, H.; Smallwond. 2b.
H. Anderson, 81; Trusty. 3h.; +. Andrr-
son. r.; t'rinagc, e.; Il. Anderson, If.
Hill, D.; Tirgle, c.
The sun., 1901-07-29
DIFFERS WITH DIR. KOCH.
Live stock Expert Disbeieves "e'
mans Tuberculosis Thcory'

Denver, July 2S.-Dr. Charles "ress'
will. chairman Of the sanitary commit
tee of the National Live Stock associa-
ton. does not accept as correct inc
statement OF Dr. Koch that bovine
and human tuberculosis are not inter
communicable.
In letter addressed to President
John w. Springer Of the National Lave
stock association and made public Dy
the latter DR.. Gresswill calls attention
TO the fact that cattlemen, If Dr. koch :
statement Is accepted as correct, VIII
nj once demand the suspension OF the
test now in use to prevent the sale OF
cattle affected with tuberculosis.
He asserts that this would cause
rapid reversion OF the old time preva
lence of tubercular diseases, which, N
says, repressive measures have plaihi!
diminished. He maintains that Tn
evidence on both sides should be yer.
carefully weighed and final judgmen
SUSPENDED until a confederation OF ID
Kocb's results shall have been obtain
ed by other observers.
The sun., 1901-07-29
Mining Officials Are sued.

Salt Lake City, July 2S.-Suit has
been entered In the federal court here
by Anson Phelps Stokes of New York
IN behalf of the Austin Mining compa-
ny, whose property is iorated liz -Seya-
da, against Allan G. Washington of
Salt Lake City. asking for an account
ing of the companys business. The
amount involved is in the neighbor-
hood of S3O0,0O0, and in his petition
Stokes brings numerous charges of
miSmanagement against Washington
as president and Farnsworth as gener-
al manager of the company.
The sun., 1901-07-29
SICKNESS PREVENTED
MINISTER PREACHING

The congregation Of the First Prcsby
t"riah Church has not yet extended II call
I" amy minister The Rev X. G.. Reed
or llopknton, Iowa, was to hav"
preached Yesterday. He however. was
taken sick Saturday morning III Bridge
willie, bel. whre he is visiting the Rev
Thomas l.. Tasgnrt, Ills attending ply
SIclan forbade his leaving his bed and
t'lr liry Mr. laggart came to Whining
ton and preached here in his stead. II
~ likely that til" Rev. Mr. Reed will
Prcnrh her" On August is.
The Rev. Geo. +. IIrrtzog Of Cedar
VILE y, J., will preach here next sun
day.
The sun., 1901-07-29
Trnusno,t seward disabled.

Port Townsend. Wash, July 2S.-
The United States transport Warren
has arrived AT quarantine, having in
tow the United States transport Sew
ard, the machinery of which gave out
after arriving at st. AIichaels. The
Seward was picked up in Fearing sea
and towed to Nome, where it was AS
tei1ancd that her furnaces and boilers
had practically given out. On board
the Seward was Mrs. Randall, the
wife Of General Randall, in command
of the military district of the north.
The sun., 1901-07-29
SKILLED MEN GO SOUTH.
Amalgamated Strikers Hired by al
Independent Mill.

pittsburg, July 27.-Scarcity Of m"n
to work in steel mills is aptly illustrated
in an expedition which left Pittshnrs
last night. II was party of twenty
two skilled Amalgnmated men brongh'
together from various idle mills ol tn
pittshurg district and parts Of Ohio, T.
man two sheet mills Of the Rcpnbl''
Iron x Steel Company ut Birmingham
Ala. ss%
Captain Levi Turner, II veteran an'
experienced roller. Of Scottdale, headed
the party. Accompanying the veteran
roller to birmingham We're 4 nnmhci
of well known mill men Of the Pittshnr.
district. thrown idle by ,the present
strike.
The sun., 1901-07-29
susn..t.d of wiz. Muracr

West Chester Pa, July IS. William
II. Pratt has been arrested Oh the
charge Of numbering his wife last
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Pratt was
found shot IN the head and with her
ed that his wife had committed sui
eide, but the testimony at the coroner's $
inquest last Thursday was such as to
lead the jury 10 give II verdict Of sus-
pcion against her husband.
The sun., 1901-07-29
Tninn Rnnrdinm Tnnt

The Union Hoarlng Tent NJ Brandy
wine Summit Camp is under The mana"r.
ment of Mrs T. 6. Smith this year. Shr
! now ~ The camp ground and Is pre-
harrd io accommodate hoar,lcrs and ron
der cXcrll"nt service. The publication
in th" Ev"ry Evening of Saturday that
the 81 Paul's boarding tent would be
the only boarding tent open during the
camn was . great surprise 10 the people
of Union Church, Mrs. Smith is prcpar.
Inc he best sleeping accommodations
ever furnished by nuy boarding trnf
nj Rrandywine Camp.
The sun., 1901-07-29
Cigar strike May FAN Through.

Tampa, Fla. July %. 1t is reported
that 800 Of the 5000 ReSistencia cigar
makers, who are on Il general strike,
hold cards also in the international I'M
ion and that they will desert the strik-
ers and open three factories as inter
rational men very soon. 1t is reported
also that fully 800 more Resistencia
men who are not satisfied at the strike
encla union and join the intcrnationals
This action, it is said, will SO cripple
the strikers that their unon is liable to
20 to pieces.
The sun., 1901-07-29
PITTsBURG LABOR SENATE.
,loser Alliance of Trade 0rganiza
tious to be Formed.

rittshurg, July y. Organized labor in
'ittshurg is to he formed into II closer
Iliancc. \ Senate Of Labor, embracing
III The trade organizations, is to hc con
titutcl iii littsburg tomorrow night
rhe proposed senate is said to he the
chrmr of President Shaffcr, of the
Nmalgamatcd Association, and Nationa!
organizer Flynn, of the American Fad
ration Of Labor.
hr specific purpose Of bringing moral
nppnrt il not financial aid to the strili
ny steel workers.
The sun., 1901-07-29
A New ChInese CnhIe

Washington, July 2S-According to
Consul Fowler, at Chefu, second ca
bic has been laid between Chefu and
Taku, connecting with Peking. This
action was taken on account Of the
cable between these ports having been
seriously damaged, the nature of which
the consul does not state. He says he
from Shanghai and Tsntau duplicated.
The sun., 1901-07-29
MOLDIRs TO RETURN.
Chicago Strikers Ordered to Resume
Their Places,

Chicago, July =. Striking iron molI
crS nf Chicago have hrrn notified hy thr
officers of I'll" national organization ol
mohrS that they must return to work
Immediately or allow other union mold
rrH "a take their places. The twenty
eight rnunlries il thr rity that nrr mem
hers ~ the National Fnmdtymrn'S A.
Sori'tiun will start ~ Monday Union
mrn may hr brought IN from other town.
10 I'LL h" places nG the strikers il TIL,
latter refuse to "a "a work,
The sun., 1901-07-29
Field For American manufactures.

Washington, July 2S. Consul Thorn
aS IL. Norton, mt Karput believes that
there is Il great field i'll Turkey for the
sale Of all kinds of agricultural nipple
ments and machinery, flour and sill;
min machinery especially. A demand
for clocks, stoves, furniture, papers,
shoes, etc, is evidenced in his consular
district.
The sun., 1901-07-29
Louisville Fire Kills T,vo.

Louisville, July 2S.-ln a fire which
destroyed the property of the Radgply
Graham photographic Supply company
Max Belovitch, Il cigar maker, AMI Po-
liceman james l'urdm were burned to
denth.
The sun., 1901-07-29

The Seaford Board of Education has
elected the following teachers: Princi
pal, A. G.. Brewer; assistants, Misses
Maggie Wilson. Ida Kay, Fannie Dono-
ho, Gertrude Huston. lrma llney, Flor
eace Adams and Lola Hitch. John D..
Eaton, John W. Lynch and @. o. Clifton
have been reelected school commission
Ars at FELTON,.
The sun., 1901-07-29
NO GENERAL STRIKE IN san
FRANCISCO

San Francisco, July 27-Thc San
Francisco Labor Council has decided not
To order Il general strike at present. hut
has given its Executive Committee powcl
to take such action against the Employ
ers' Association as may be deemed a,l
vsahlc.
The sun., 1901-07-29
Strikers aennin ILL.,,

Lancaster, Pa, July 2S.-The strikers
of the Penn Iron works have held n
meeting and resolved to stand by their
demand for "a tonnage rate instead
of $315, as granted. The strike was
inaugurated last Monday and affects
nearly 800 men.
The sun., 1901-07-29
GARMENT WORK Frs TO RE
SIME WORK

New York, July According to
statement made today by General sec
rctary White of the United Carmen
Workers Of America. New York manu-
facturrrS are signing the agreement a,
rapidly as is possible Mr.. White esti
mated today that $4,000 strikers woull
return 10 work on Monday.
The sun., 1901-07-29
STEEL STRIKE DRAWS
NEAR TO settlement
CONTINUED From Page one.)

police force in the downtown district,
and no crowds are allowed to stand long
IN one place. The men at the United
States Plate Works received the back
nay due them but contrary to their eN'
ppctations there We're no slips III their
envelopes notifying them of their dis
charge unless they reported for work in
a certain time This is taken to indi-
cate that the company does not intend
TO attempt operations soon without the
old men.
The sun., 1901-07-29
Missouri river on Ramn..e

Liberty. Mo, July 2S. The Missouri
river in finding new channel has cut
away almost the whole of Howell's is
land, three miles below Missouri City.
The island was one Of the largest in
the river and contained more than
1000 acres of rich corn land
The sun., 1901-07-29
Ware ana wright win.

Langwoud, Mass, July % Ware and
Wright won the eastern tennis cham
pionship in doubles and will meet at
Newport Little ana Alexander of
Princeton, y. J., the champions OF the
west, for the privilege of challenging
Ward and Davis for the national title.
The sun., 1901-07-29
The Canada Gu. Defender

Chicago, July 2S.-Cadillac has won
the sixth trial race for the Canada cup
and will in all probability be awarded
the honor of defending the cup agains,
the Canadian boat Invader. This race
made the third victory for the Cadillac
against two wins for the Milwaukee
and one for the Illinois,
The sun., 1901-07-29
OdeII Visits Niarnra

Buffalo, July Ex-Governor Odell
business and pleasure during
his visit here. He went to Niagara
Falls TO see the power house and the
falls and to make a trip along the
gorge. Later he looked over the state
reservation. He inspected new bridges
and other improvements made during
the past year Mt Niagara Falls and
| nnk nnrI
The sun., 1901-07-29
Consul stowe to come Hmm.

Washington, July 2S- The state de-
partment has received n message from
Consul General Stowe at Cape Town
stating that he would leave there for
tn" Tinted States on a steamer sailing
.kus. I,