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was fitting conclusion 10 nastertv al
dress delivered by Rev Charles q. Thoinp.
son. secretary o. the home mission bonrl.
The report Of the committee on home mis-.
sioiis had hefu read aud Or. Thompson
urese 10 maze the usual appeal for aid,
which developed Into nm Grafton and
aroused the assembly 10 the highest pitch
4 telegram or greeting was forwarded
to the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN general as.
selnhly ut West Point. Miss
Just previous to the adjournment Of the
morning session Elder Ephralm Branning of
Chicago precipltated a spirited debate on
The report OF the committee an home mis-
sions. He took exception to the statement
IN the report that 23la churches do not
contribute directly 10 the home mission
OF synod supported it's own nome missions
IT'S work was equal 10 hat NJ othrf Tres.
bytrrles and synods which coAtriI,i q al.
recth. Rev James A. Vince or chicago
protested against what ne regarded as iu
asnersion on the prcsbytcrrs witch cen.
fributcl 20 their bnme missions. Manner
Gus other commissioners werc heard .tr
and against that portion of tho report a'.i
DIR. walker ended the discussion by hg.fe-
Ing 70 make any nmtnlment that any tcm.
missioner might OFFER. rna ohitCli,na'
sentence was finally climl1G al and the
report WAS adopted.
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PRESBYTERIAN MEETINGS.
Southern Discussed Proposal TO Con.
soIidate Semiaaries.
ABusy DAY WITH THE cuMBERLANDS
General Assembly Got Enthusiastic Over
an Earnest Appeal for the Aid
Of Missions.

Little Rock, Ark. May 2i.--In the sosth
ern Presbyterian general assembly today
there was cratory galore on the question
OF consolidating the Louisville theological
SEMINARY tSouthern) and the DanvlIe theo
logical seminary tNortherm. Opponents OF
consolidation maintained that 1t was eth
er movement Into the Northern church,
or would cause friction Advocates OF con
solidaton argued that the two churches
were under the same standards Final ac-
tlon was not taken today. the matter go
Ing over until 10 o'clock tomorrow wnrn.
Ing. majority report adverse TO consol-
idntion was presented by Rev S. L. Nor.
ris of Macon. Ga, and the contrary minor.
ity report was submitted by Colonel Thom-
as w. Bullltt Of Louisville. Ky. The ma
jority contended that the basis upon which
II was proposed to unite the two scmnares
naturally and logically leads 10 orgnnic
niion between the Northern and southern
churches and that II would exclude the
teaching Of the Southern church's dlstiuc.
tive principles. Dr. Morris addressed the
assembly at length aud argued that con
solidation would cause cntaDglcinents aud
injure the Southern church. Colonel Bull
HIT spoke over two hours in advocacy of
giving the general assemblys consent to
consolidation. He argued that distinctive
principles do not exist between the two
churches and that Presbyterian standards
aud principles are the inheritance or both
Inc general assembly had no prupprty
rights In the seminarics. but its consen, 10
the consolidation was desired and asked
and the agreement on consolidation. Ii
agreed 10 by the assembly. becomes char.
ter of the proposed institution. Dr. r. -
johnson of Richmond. Va, tou"wrd IA an
extended argument against consolidation
aud tendency 10 organic union.
At the morning session motion to nc
cept the invitation of Omer r. Weaver
camp, Z. G. ". 10 attend the Confederate
decoration was tabled on the ground that
The position of the church for forty years
had been 20 refrain from combining church
and political Affairs. The motion Was hnuI
~ amended 50 rs to express profound sym
pathy with tho occasion and to regret that
lack Of time Ga preclude Attendance nv tno
commissioners at the exercises. In this
shape the motion prevailed
The committee on Christian education
recommended that Rev. Il. &. Reed
OF Columbus, 5. G., he made chair.
man of the committee on the Twentieth
century fund. and the recommendation was
ratified by the assembly.
The committee ON narrative in its re
ports state that the prevalence Of worldly
conformity among Chutrn members lr MOI.
ed to some extent far mGre thnu Is con
sistent with Christian progress.
Tonight a foreign missionary meeting
WIS held by the assembly.
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RAILROADS WERE WASHED
BY Dcstrutive Transforms in Tennessee
and North Carolina

BY OcstrutiVe Transforms in Tennessee
and North Carolina
Asheville y. c., May p The heaviest
ana most destructive rnln fell today u
Ashevllle aud the surrounding country that
has visited this country in years. Bridges
are gone aud many roads are lmpassab,e
The water is up to the doors in many
dwellings and has reached the nrcs In the
electric light plant. The city is in dark
ness The waters pt the French, Broad aud
oWnnno rivers has reached the hlghest
pom on record. Inc water Is foot deep
IN the Ice factory aud hulr mills Al Htlt.
more the southern railway tracks are
washed out of place and they arc twisted
ihto all sorts Of shapes
hundreds Of AsheVlie people have locked
10 bllLmore to see the damage done one
row Of cottages was toolcl ana thr pro
PIE were forced to move their belongings
TO the upper hoors.
small trcstles at Blltmorc and on the
NAN lines of the Southern aud spartan
nurs nhd ASherllle roads were washed
away and no trains win be operated on
either line before tomorrow.
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STATE.

The mandamus hearing to determine
the rights of the State to minerals h
land already sold to actual settleH
The ct'mptrol!er's department has con-
pletcd sending out warrants to The
Confederate pensioners.
The bodies of unknown storm victims
found on Galveston island are not 5.
ing properly cared for.
The weather bureau report states that
the cotton crop is now doing well,
Tho Grain Dealers association is 10
session at Dallas; the members hdi
gloomy views as TO the crop outlook
The Mexican war veterans are holding
their annual reunion at Fort Worth,
l'he hrsi day of the convention d
Kings Daughters at Fort Worth Ka
taken up with reports and prellminarlea
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CUMBERLAND paEssYTERIANs.
Early Location OF Orphans Home anc
Industrial School Urged

Early Location OF Orphans Home and
industrial School Urged.
West Point, Miss, May 2t.-ln Cumber.
land Presbyterian general assembly commit
tee ON oyertures announced appointment
officially of the new board of managers
and gave the board liberty 20 locate the
Cumberland Presbyterian Orphans Home
and Industrial school ut pleasure, but urs.
ing early location.
The permanent committee on systematic
benchcicnce WAS abolished aud It's work
committed to the board OF missions
All elaborate report on publication elected
prolonged and favorable discussion The
publishing work Is In the best condition n
its history. Tho publishing OF theolog.
ical periodical Is advised. The membership
OF HE board of publication was rclu ed
nom twelve 80 nine.
The st. Louis Office Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian was commended aud con,
tnucd.
lhe immediate employment of a general
sunday school superintendent is auYlat d,
the church being asked for 5000 TO me {
all the expenses Of the sunday scuuul
board. The Sunday school committee re-.
port iE full OF aggressive suggestions. this
department of the church's work being 10
condition most encouraging.
rms AFTERNOON the marriage and divorce
question raised on saturday was settled
by striking the requirement that ministers
officiating IN the marriage OF unscrptmaiY
divorced persons, together with the parties
themselves be disciplined.
The assembly revoked an net of last
meeting demlttlng from the minis nv
preachers who hold for more than Two
years letters of dismissal and recommenda.
ton.
0wensboro presbytcry, Kentucky was re,
primanded for ordalnlng TO the ministry n
man lacking the prescribed educational
qualifications
The marriage OF probatloners during the
period of their preparation for the min 3.
try was vigorously discouraged. Forty-siN
ministerial ordinations occurred during me
year.
Tonight n platform meeting occurred Ia
the Interest OF ministerial education and
ministerial relief. DR. W ]. Darby. secre.
tary OF both boards presided aud REV. G.
NJ. Cockbnrn Of Illinois. Rev. W b. Fitz,
hugh Of Texas. Rev U. Huron Of Louis
lana, Rev. james Y, Clark of Tennessee
and Rev j., II Kirkpatrick of California
delivered addresses.
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REVEALS AT eRowNwoop.
Revs. Fitzgerald and Williams Arc Stir
rinu ljp the Populace

Brownwood. Texas, May 20. AT the
Cumberland Presbyterian church yesterday
Evangelist Fitzgerald preached two vefy
able sermons and NJ hott morning ana
evening service hundreds were tnrnei
away who could not be seated, Tic meet.
Ing promises 10 be one Of unusual interest.
At lhr Baptist church sid Williams
preached three times to all the people that
could get In the house. At thu o'ciocI
service he preached 10 tho Confederate
veterans and after his sermon numbers
Of them made talks that will long &c Ic.
membcred. Az 6 o'clork Pnstor Baien bap.
tlzed eighteen conyerts. making III adm.
tions 20 the church during the meeting
81 night Sid Williams preached against
the liquor traffic one Of the most powerful
sermons ever heard here and SO great In
tprrsi was manifested that he announced
that the mectIng would continue.
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swimming pool Attcndanc-
TRIAL OF rHe sHAMRocKs.
Did Not Result in Showing Ability Of
the New Boat.

Did Not Result in Showing Ability Of
the New Boat.
Rydc. Isle of Wight May 81 The trials
of shamrock II and Shamrock today were
In many respects the most Disappointing
held. Instead of throwing light upon tn ,
ability of the challenger todays rnce
makes II more difficult than ever to est
mate her speed. ON the stretch NON
owes to the SilhikCr, the boats had an
interesting struggle under fun racing IAN.
vas with tho shippers nj tn nom ora
cially, racing had not commenced bur ~
sklpporS were apparently having a trlal
between themselves and suatohine tyCry
advantage. Shamrock II was good ualf
MN to the lce"ard whom she starred hat
In the five miles between IN, anchor 20
ana the Sllkkcr she closed up the whole
OF ms h!g gap. After threatening 10 10
he thrown IN the W.Gd AMI held all ahnck.
Mhiie captain Wringe held boldly across
NE bows In the Wrorr tac't. The keenn; So
Of ne contest was shown by the fact that
captain Wrnge tried this blum for hand.
eappius, for If Seymour held on there.
Would profanity have been a disastrous COZ.
cinl course, the new yacht dld equally Won
opening on every hoard ana theu suddenly
talling on lnsiead OF gaining. The now
yacht lost on every tacl The explanation
given by these on board is that the lon.
stay weakened and spilled the hendsalis
and foresalls, But it Is strange II nm i'm
pereeptihle difference In the Trim Of nar
sails made So much difference in her sal
ms
However us It was The old boat turned
me weather mark nearly three minutes
ahead and went of down the wind ~ n
great pace Then came another surprise.
Tor the challenger, which had never beforh
been able 10 run, here closed No ali -
time ana when they flushed AT Nab light
sutp the times We're:
Shamrock I...............9h 6,n ~
Shamrock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN IIn, ~
The opinion Of most of the experts WHO
Witnessed ne race was that had II hren
desired that Shamrock III would win aha
could easily have doue So
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WASHINGTON.

Governor Allen Of Porto :.i-o has
presented his annual report
Position of United States rs to aoat-
ing CAinas indemnity loan has been
given out.
Dismissal ana suspension or five West
Point cadets approved by Secretary
knOt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CUBAN CONVENTION.
Shutfled the Reports but Failed to Reao,
Vote.

S'S'''SH VIC iESpOTtS cut Failed to Reach
Vote.
Havana May p AT today's session Of
me Cuban constitutional convention seniors
fuan Gna!herto Gomez AMI silva withdrcy.
the minority report of the committee OH
relations and submitted for 1t the old ma
lor!ty report Of the committee. which wax
drawn before the committee went to Wash
ington and was signed by Senors Gnolberto
"omez' Silva ana Nllluendas. but which
was never acted ppou by The convention
because II was rejection Of the Plat
amehdment particularly in respect If The
rignt OF Intervention and the coalinc sin
lions This action Of Senior Gamez is M.
trlnnted To- the bitter, attack made on him
Yesterday by the radicals For having az
Copied portions OF the Platt amendment.
senior Nllncnaas asked that his nl'ne Ne
stricken on the old report. thus making "
the report Of the minority aud decinIc5
that ne now favored the majority rsp5rt
already before the convention. Senoi San'
gully made bitter attack upop senor
Gomez and the radicals, asserting thai tbe
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A Tornado at Berolai,.

Berclair, Texas. May IA mipIaur.
cyclone struck this place last night do
monshing The Baptist church, badly wreck
ing the public school building, L. /
Brown's store building ana several res,.
denees, Many windmills were blown away
qua hundreds of trees uprooted Aboui
lntee anu "ne-qunrter Inches OF rnln fell
WITHIN the space of one hour. The winrl
came from the north aud lasted aboni
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Newport Summaries.

Cincinnati, Ohio, May 21,-Slx furlongs-
Nancy Til Cor!a!is chcmsetie. fine
1;17.
Five furlongs Wedding March I'll Giva,
Hosn OF r. d. I.me ;g3la,
MIle-Eoas AIS Well DR. Black. limo
l;iGA.
six fur.ones- undshuy, ]. ]. T., Can
Robert. Time 1lIh.
Mlle AMI s.V'rrltb--iI lus1ale. Atlantis,
Eithnlin limo l:53H
Six furlDh-s li..nito II, Charles Estes,
Sauher. Tine my.
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RAILROADS..

The hearing on cotton rates was taken
up by the commission, but not con.
cluded.
The price at which the Frisco can
purchase the Fort Worth and Rio
Grande has been agreed on.
kumored he Mexican Central Is
planning TO consolidate Mexican roads
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sucoeseiuI Revival al Tvler.

Tyler, Texas, May 20 The NJ Mcador
revival meeting. which has been in prog
ress for the past two weeks is growing IN
interest and attendance daily. Last night
tue meeting was to have been brought "a
close, bur upon being solicited by N t,root
many Rev Meador gave II out thai IL
would continue throughout this week The
on the public square lust east of Tho "our,
lousv and the Attendance mas been larger
than that of any revival since the sim
Jones meeting In 1887.
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Worth Results.

Chicago. MAY 21.--Six furlongs, selling
Hampshire, Avator, Dick FurbeF. Time.
l:20 So.
Six furlongs. selling Draw Lad, II You
Dare. Myra Morelo Time i:lSN.
Five furlongs selling Minerva, Yana,
Hayden, Time :05 %.
Mlle--Cavar, ohnet, Boney Roy Time
:41A,.
Mile and seventy yards knight Bauneret,
Flame. Suncro Time i.A1 40
Mile and twenty Yards. selling Shut Up,
Woodstock impromptn. Time las 80.
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COMMERCIAL.

Dealings in cotton almost ct stand.
sun; the only activity being IN futGrts.
Fcors insist o marked decline Is due.
stock market listless. Sales less tAan
for many months,
Grain and provision markets a,lvauced
all along the line.
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ROYAL Arcanum Officers.

Ashevllle y. c., May q. The sapls. g.
council Of the Royal Arcanum today s 4,
Cd the following officers for the ea'.','
Jear: Supreme regent, Joseph 4 ~,
bitt. Plttsburg, Pa; supreme vice -
A. s. Robinson, ST. Louis; supreme 0I. ~,
Howard C. Virgins, Rome. n. " Sp w.,
secretary. w. o. Robertson, Hostcn, ~
supreme treasurer Edward D. sA
Boston, Mass.
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Oil DEVELOPMENT.

Captain Lucas is to sink three wells
o. rc.nnu Mound.
There are good rrnspe u for anctae.
gusher at Beaumont In short time.
Another big damage suit has &a
filed at Beaumont.
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Americas Cup Defender.

Bristol, II. l., May 21-Up and down Mar.
ragansett bay today the cup defender Con
stitution was put through her FIRST naces
anu acquitted herself, as Mr.. Duncan. her
manager said, most satisfactorily A crltl.
cal analysis Of the boat Is that she is wen
balanced and well rugged hut her sails
too early 10 draw conclusions.
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Results at the Fair Grounds.

st. Louis, May 2l.-Fqur and half fur.
iongs-Taapa. OKLA Wlssendine. Time 80.
Seven furlongs, sellng--Sue Johnson,
Hurry Pulllan, Gay, Time ;2sA
Five furlongs-Fathe Wentker, Lee Nut.
ter Wyeth, Time l:C2I:.
Mile, selling Sarner, Albert T. Dewey
Farmer Bennett Time i;42.
Mile and twenty yards, pnrse--Petit Mat
ire. Ids edford, Irish Jewel Time l3'3
Six furlonys, selllng-Jake Weber, Horse
shoe Tobacco, sam Lazarus Time l:15
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FOREIGN.

Great Britain IL working for mod
Grafton Of the demands on Chiua.
The Belgian senate rejected ieso
lnilon fayoring the Trans Ull.
The Cuban convention session was
spent in personal attacks; 10 vote on re.
ports.
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THE RACES.
Morris Park Racinq,

New York, May el,-Six furlongs. selling
- Barbara freitchir, oliver Mac. SHARK!
Time, l;l2A
-Four and half furlongs. selling -
oliagen, Red Damsel, Fousoluca. Time,
;54.
Seven furongs Petra II. Katherine
GlennellIo, Time, 1;29%.
Pocantco handicap, mile and six.
teenth-Blues, The Bhymer Cant. Time,
The Amateur cup. mile-Ten Candles,
seminole Dolandn, Time 1916
Mile aud d iurlong-First WHIP, AIske
Star Bright, Time, 1854.
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zephyr and Velvet Rnse sold

Cleveland, Ohio May el-Charies A
wlnship Of Los Angeles Cal yostn,Aar
sold 10 J. 4, McKinnel OF Terrare Far,n
Iliusy!lle. Pa, the 3.year-old and wear.
old Irotting mares 2eDhyr and Velvet Ros
LOT $1,000, Zephyr bringing the larger nor
amount pS pa d1 fS sum u being the largest
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United States had always been falr Y,
honorable IN their dealings with cnDi y
that the policy of the Washington s'', n I
neat was to establish the repnDlrc. y
mat the concessions asked BY ne .so \,
states were necessary 10 maintaln I.f /"
The convention aijcurnel without 90
Ing to q vote
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Barns Rurned al No.

Waco, Texas. May q. --Three largo harm.
burned IN thickly settled part of the
eiiy tonight, There was large amount
q ICED and two carriages destroyed In
the flames The large cable Of fbe Inle
pendent Telephone company was burned
IN the fire Loss about $1,000. partialIy
covered by insurance
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SourIIERN LEAGrr.

New Orleans May ei- Shreveport earned
today's victory by hitting often and play.
lng the best leldlug game, although New
Orleans earned two Of her runs and
Shreveport was aided by local errors.
Score;
New Orleans 49,. 900 0O0 io2- 8
shteyeport -. col OBI oO0- 3 II y
CURE
Selma, Ala. MAY 2l-Nashvllle won To-.
days game on Umpire Mauck's poor de-
eisons and PARROTS and Kenlay's home
runs. on account OF the bad umpIrlng A
protest will probably he ned Score:
Selma li,,,i. 4, ,o,,.sllll 90 900 ! i i 3 ]
Glenn and Alexander; corbett and Fisher
Memphis, May 2l--rhe Memphis Little
Rock game scheduled for today was post
poned on account Of rain
Birmingham, Ana. May 2i.--chat,anooga
punched hits on Wilhelm In the seventh
inning today and pounded out victory
Inc grounds were very wet aud the en-.
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Don't despair because you have a weak
hEkBlNE will assnrediy s,rpsne,hppn ~
IN every drop of lIERBINE .here is life.
MEMS, aneIs Is stimulating, regenerallng power
NV n,vI ~ ID the whole range OF n,edleina,
ey a L. kiesllng, druggist. bos Ma,a
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THE WRESTLING TURK.

Threw Three Men Twice Each in
Little Over Thirty Minutes.
Buffalo y. y. May Engaged to
throw Ed Atherton. Danny Gallagher and
otto Fcltor, each twlca Within an hour OF
wrestling time, Nourouiah the Turk. 10
night succeeded In diSposing of his oppo-
nents in a little over thirty minutes
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petltlnn hi nanL.....

Galveston. Texas, My si--A petition In
bankruptcy has been iied In the United
dispatcher Of Houston. Tho naiJiit1aH
SCI forth In the petition amount to $d5l7o.
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Knoxville, Tenn" May 81 An uunrece.
denied rain has fallen in upper East Ten.
neSsee, sweeping away bridges aud wash.
ing out railroad tracks Trains from North
carolina are blocked. Trains from Chat,n'
aoega are also delayed by washouts m
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SPORT.

Yesterdays ball games made notice
able changes in standing of clubs
Matthcwson, New Yorks great Odd
continues his phenomenal pitching
Trial Of the shamrocks did 10, show
ability OF the new boat
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Difficult
Digestion
That is dyspepsia.
1t makes life miserable.

s',<f - SJSfNFS'e.
II makes life miserable.
Its sufferers eat not because they
WANT to-but simply because they
MUST,
They complain Of a bad taste In the
mouth, a tenderness at the pit of the
stomach, a feeling Of puffy fulness.
headache, heartburn and what not
Hoods Ssrsapariils cured Joseph r. Lains.
Flanagan. KY. who writes; q ! was troubled
With dyspepsia for . number Of years and
look medicine that did me no good Was
sdsised BY friends TO try Hoods ssrsaparilla
Ehich did and Il put my bowels In perfect
tondition. gave me strength and energy and
made me feel like new person"
HOODS Sas-sspas.faxa
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
ke. Beware Of substitutes. Buy
Hoods and only Hscd's.
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Residence at cleburoe.

cleburnc Texas, May 81 Fire DESTROYED
tenant lsuse occupied by Or. Ella Me.
Carly and owned by Edgar Sweeney
llogse worth about $500, household goods
5000; insurance small.
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Won BY Lester ReiH

London, May PLAT the York spring
meeting today, the Stand stakes was won
ny Sohemus. ridden by Lester Reiff
S 1e mad The mount on oxbridge, which
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oIYmpian Games

Paris May 2i,-The committee having In
charge the qnadriennial oIymplan games
s ~ us i meeting az the Automobile club
holding the contests in 1904. f'N'S ~
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Half mile 2-yearold naidens- Gotaka.
The stewmdess,. Queen w, Palmetto, Ar
lean n, lierz, Evening Star. Chanson 100,
Seven, Fights of n mile--D Yxona no, Mer
rimaa i07 Mig lniun 0T. The Auditor I0T
Little Pepper o.. rlaneur ~.
Five.eights OF a mile, 2.year- olds. handi
coade IS
Mile and sixteenth. selling -stranse.t,
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Annapolis, Nd, May el--The following
are among the naval cadets who have
passed the, mental aud physical examina.
lion for admission to the naval hcadeniy.
A. Court and Frank @. Cooley Of Texas.
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shootlnn IL .Mena1d county

San Angelo. Texas, Lay 2l'-ln.' /,
Ball, a prominent stockman' was Nv !,
day in Mcnnrd county with sho'suN =
seriously wounded.