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s-nate Passes London Dock BiIl.

WAsHtSoroS. June is-Ths London Dock
hill vas taken up In the senate to-day
aud Mr. McCumbrr Rep y ID made al
gun in favor Of II.
Mr.. Nelson tRep.. MIMI, In charge Of
the bill. also addressed the senate. reply
ing To tho various objections made 10 the
Till. and explaining ana advocating lie pur-
poses.
The blll was then passed.
The HOu-' amendments to the Senate
bill for NJ" protection ~ tho President 81
the United states we're laid b-forr tho
senate. On mot ION Of MIR. Hoar rep.
Mas they WCp. non conquered IN and a
conference was ordered.
1h" bill pruh b.'- the Insertion In bills II
lad.ug by steamship companies 81 what
& known "a the London clause cNempttng
the vessel from payment ~ any lading.
handling. piling or other do,k charges AZ
the port Il London. The pas-age ~ the bill
l. du. to ne efforts ~ American SHIPPERS q
fJur. hunter and wood pulp. the principal
articles on which this provision u enforced.
who contend that IA" charges are not only
excessive, but 30 variarl' that they are
unable 10 calculate with any accuracy the
price at which their goods can bs delivered
In London u London clause has been
I'm opera'inn by agreement ~ all trans
atlantic Nns~ Tor nearly twelve years After
an Investigation 81 the subject Ambassador
jhoate recommended legislation 10y Con-
gress as tire only remedy.
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HtFFEN AGAINST HENNFSSY.
rammany Leaders supporters Repi, 10
P~Assaconnawa Gnb.

The enrolled Democrats % the Thirty
first and Thirty-s-cond election districts
Of tho Thirty-ffth Assembly district who
arr friendly To President Hanen Of The
Bronx As the Tammany leader Of the dis
thct. held a meeting last evening at Daib-
ler'= Hall. ieeth street and Union avenue,
and adopted anti-liennessy resolutions in
return for the anti-Hafen blast from tho
P~as-lCounawa Club.
George &. Davidson presided. and tho ~
solutions were introduced by Albert Nelson
and seconded nv G. o. r Nahle, ey-Cum-
missioner uf Accounts. In urgirg IA. adOp-
ton Of ia" resolutions Mr.. Wahle ~aii
We ar" the neighbors - senator Hen
messy, and n l. proper thai from ~ should
come the def-uc. - Mr.. Haffrn against tho
urwarrant.d attacks that ar made on hin
by Hcunesv Heunessy would never have
bcrn heard II had II not been for Mr. Harou
ln ORDER 10 make Hrune-sy MIR Haftn i'm
Jr,fiil'd his own standing We who livt
here know what Hcnncssv is and what ~.
Han"n j. and IL does not take US hong u
make our choice het wern them The
meeting adopted this
Re-oir.i. That We uhqualifedly condem
the a''acks upon PrrsitoHt Hafen by senator
belief that their mallguity and lack ~ founda-
tlon prove Joseph Y H"nur-Sv 10 ." an
Migrate and un sorthy tho confidence aud
svpDprt ~ tho Democrats " his homo d.
trir' or Of any section Of the borough 90 The
Bronx.
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COLIMBIt O4RSVEN m.
Hubbard Has Appendicitis Weeks and
Rollins Also Indispcsed.

porouErFPsrr. June ia severe shake
IN Of tho Columhia Varsity crew. the lo,,
OF the tow man In the Columbia freshman
shel! and a shAkeup 81 the Wisconsin .eulor
crew were the features u the day'- news
In tho college rowiug colonies. The shakeup
In the Badger senior crew clUo A. a SUNRISE
and one man was Ken out Of the shell. Glh-
sou. Who was captain % the lat years crew.
has teen put IN At No. s. aud Mlther was
taken from No S and put In the No = seat
Palmer. who rowci at !. has been displaced.
After this change was mad" Coach O'Dsa
tooG hi two crows up the river 1T" this svva-
ira. and gave them y >tN- mile row.
There lave been several l-lOffune- IN
the Columbia crows to-day E.lpu " Huh-
hard. who l4S becn rowing q root huw gar
In tho Freshman shell. Wa. tt.,h q Today
and an cNBWifs 'to' revealed ~" tat 'H.t
~ had appendicitis. n" Va. removed tr
Or pouCl,r'S s.ritaru' fuf fr.Uiu - >
and 'c-nighj he wa taken 20 o." 'r,|r ia o.
ambulance. To bH Doryey'i 20 i- home ia
New York city 4 ~ N''l4. ~ 10 has
been rowing how oEr iu fl' tr.Ir hUt N1rsfv
rr.~. was hl-N TAKEN 90 fo-tl. r.t Was an
alb. 10 occupy hf- -lrr 90 ft' r.#.
Although his rasS lrt rot hceD diagnosed.
II - feared That 10 viii rut be- spl' 'o st
hsrt into ~. she'll hy '.n l"y 1T Tire race
Nolli0s. who va shifted from W = - tn"
-'rlhe Gar ari on saturday rr' "sHk -
No =. pl4o We t.sau 70 TODAY sr1 was not
able - r~t. -. over. ~ ~ bp crew,
lHs boon nut iu To- .h.l g. 80 u'rr" and
10 4 Williams viii "a - Bun'r-d's place
The crews OF Cornell. '.r'. 'faIla. S,rn-
,lss and tHDrCrfovTI v"rH an u.f io-nigh.
and took the usual row
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Army and Navy Orrer.

w,smS1roS. June is-rs-,. srmy order,
wer~ issued 20 day
capt. william n. Conrad Fifteenth. Infantry.
HAVING heen found physically disqualified. has
resignation Of rirs, Lieut., Edward W. pinsh,u.
capt Wafer y BArtrr. susrermsster. from
Tai, city To tho phhipp'nes
pleion Of court martial tuty in Philippines. 10 his
home and await, rturcmrnt
ss,i,isnt Surgeon, further c%stended in June ~
L-a,r % atscn'r rr'riri sept Paul GiidngS.
S~yen'r~rth Infantry, cNtrndrd ono month
Sesoni Lieut. Nuc4stU, 7 nAnn~Tiicf recently
appointed, assigned 70 we ISrnN rtrih Infantry
aud 20 Columbus bafrNcEs, and thence 20 the Painp
pnei
appointed. assigned TO the Eleventh Infantry
All 10 N. Philippines.
second Lieut.. ChArl-, A Nunt recently sp.
%polntci. assigned 10 the Twelfth Infantry and To-
firs' Lieut. Harrison : K-rr,cs. Arn.p Corp.
recraty appointed. aS>sncd 10 Fsra'y ditA
transfers IN N. Aru,ry Corn, Fi-, Lieu,
srtv. ar,, CoaS,. iirs, Lieut., Throdorr IL KSci
nom the seventy mt Coast 10 tie unassigned
I-av. % absence 'or one month granted r,nt
Lieut.. walter Coz ssyts,snt SURGEON
Al',is L. PN,tun, Thirteenth Infantry
Low Of .e,cn,s si.n,sd seond Lieut. Lee
es,c u se.,ng. sran..d Cart harD / haley.
y Hnlcouh, ruur'-rnth 'avair'. cant Aibru
4. h4u'. Arhlrr Ana halNf tN4rdgc u HIS.
Ar.Igv ar extended ono month
TIrt 'iru'' Edward .Kiwlne, Wryht srrh.
John % pr-'rf. n, Frederick ~. ptstetrr Hoh
at II & EtIfun nnd Peter Z Mains JF. AuUIrn
Corps, 60 fnft Monroe Tor EXAMINATION !of pro
T4tr on.
TIf.t ii~u'. HArrfson Han. Arilery. To Van
CouN,r sarTHrks 'f rsaWlusii1n Tor promotion.
lraVr uf Hhssnr~ - 'nUr uUniAs gnIted Capt.
Iiarrr &. llsu-iu. Io.ul tgvaln
Lave N ah,rrrc ef-ntrI First lew Rob.',
2 IA.kon. Tlifd Cat1it. extended 10 include
SEPT -
Eugene conn. paymasi-r
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ava 70 ,sH,,erov rOries
Nr. ssi"~s s~r.rrs pAssse 80 tnn Ne ttrs,
tntPusiaersi Nine Ter. Nsa

WARRINGTON. Jun. IL Wien Rope
sutative talrss - Trnns-@~~ hrst ars
% tungtvss rins var agp IN. fret tll
D" introduced Nas ono providing Zoe ~.
cun-tru,tl"n = a military rad 81 Port
hualisun, Tenn IL raUH tuagfr-s sinc.
then Do has introduced 'NI. hli. ant 10
was ~ uutl a." pru-trt s--iur that hr
r'rfrrd ~ pussar' Nhsu tho bul pss,-i
the HlUu-o Nr Gainr- tu,k h over tl the
S'ua'" and secured ,'a ta--ag, there.
and IL went 10 to White iiot.sc Ir,-.-
dent Ruu-r,,lt r.isrr,d 70 go the Wa L.
part mont. and there II 49, booked upon
Nth an untaNurablr eve, 80 uIuth 80 that
Il was Z art-l he Secretary 20 War uigHt
rrCum.rvud that IL D." vetoed
lea1niug of the attitude 81 IA. SECRETARY
~ war Mr. Gaines -.t about Cuunicrtctiug
ID" uufavurlb'e effect az a." Sccr,'ary =
position "" vru, 20 Sp aLrr Henderson
AID explained thr itun' I'm 'o him. and
The NI"ekcr gddfcS 81 a rttrr O. N. rrC-i-
dent Ia which hr s1id that a-id" from ls-
loving % Ia Ia a ucrltofis u> measure be-
Wa heartily Ia favor Il u personally. for
lie hal ltft a portion - li- Jaw bule a.
Fort Donaldson, and the roads down there
have t-~n - hsd that | have never been
ab," 20 visit it
Before tha urfavorah'e report from N.
War Department rpa,lcd the President
and lsfore senator Rate ~ IcnncSs.e could
respond to an invitation from IN. Presi-
dent To call on him H. regard 10 the hill.
the President had signed IL. and Speaker
Henderson will soou he able to Ni-it the place
where he EFF a portion ~ bis Jawbone In
comfort. Mr.. Henderson hears to this
dav n slight scar from this wound. Repre-
sentative Gaines appreciates very highly
the assistance he received from the Speaker
In securing the enactment 81 this law.
Senator BILLY Mason ~ Illinois has in
vented a summer t,it for fat men which he
wore for the irs, time to-day. and which
was praised and indorNed by many ~ his
senate colleagues The particular advan-
tag 81 this stvlr Il bit il hat IL con-
tain- pockets AND serves To cover the waist.
band ~ the trousers. just rs The sasires did
that werr - much ia vogue a f"w years
agu and which were made famous bv
Speaker Rcd, who w1r. \ blue or" during
the hot summer q lsO when he had ~ much
truubl" counting q quorum ia the my
first Congress Mr. Mason'- belt was
made 10y himself ty cutting the vest Of an
old dress -ult. leaving nothing but III"
hand containing tho buckle In the hack
and the pockets and buttons In the from,
When worn with a luose-htting black al
paca coat. as NJ Mason's was to-day. the
effect In striking, To say the least.
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PAINE'S
Celery Compound
las Proved 1 Blessing TO All
Ranks AMI Conditions
OF People in
Summer.
\ Prominent and Popular CHI
cago Lady Restored TO
iicalth.

3D.. srrr"ss 20 raino's Celery Compound
iu b,u.-h.us. 90, ll- aud diseases that fol-
~ people rto a." summer time has not
been Confined .u any particular class ~
..ci,tv Men esteemed IN business and
% ...-si.rll hf'. mechanics. tarrnors,
W,'uon lvaGr.s IA sp"iyty. and The wives
ana ms'urga Of humble homes. have all. by
voice and pen. contributed strong testi-
nuny IN favor II the m"ii,lne that restored
them To health and strength.
Nhnu palnc'- Celery Compound In used
thor. D.. M moro neuralgia. rheumatism.
uy.lci 80. stomach arrangements, liver or
kidney troubles The blood. once foul and
str gnalt. - mad" fresh and pure, and
courses with \ regularity that brings vigor
and haprinr-s Tho use ~ one bottle IL
often suSi.i.ut to cstabiish a health robust
enough To- combat a." hangers and peril-
tu4' are Cuiumpu ia hut Weather
Mr.. \ / i.rfnond, Chicago, Ill, Cor
responding Secretary Of the ". {. T. u.
tells ~ her Cumpi.t" restoration to health
through Inc u-c e paine's Celery Com
I.uid Tire great medicine was prescribed
tv one 81 Ch,cago'- ahlest physicians.
Mrz. Isrmond say-:-
4 few years ago | went through a surgical
operation. After being in bed for four
months | was able to be up, mi was ex-
Cecdingly weak and worn. nervous. m
unable to sleep or eat. My physician pre-
scribei Paine'- Celery Compound. and l
al once began To feel stronger. After using
a few bottles INV health and strength were
completely restored. and ! am glad TO give
this testimonial In its favor.
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ANTI-TRIS VI THEATRE tGYNCi.
Harrison Gre, It.kr. Maurice Campbell
and y. n. uackrtt tn % Win Eight rfa,..

Harrison Grey Fiske. Maurice Camp
bell and James X, HRckctt have signed
an agreement 10 start a booking agency
independent 81 the theatrical Syndicate.
MIR. Fi-ke made public a short statement
Yesterday telling ~ aome ~ tho plans
~ the new combination. He is the hu--
hand and manager Of Minnie Naddrrn
Firke. and Msuric" Campbell IL the hus-
hand manage ~ Henrietta Crn->inan. who
at the Savoy lheatr" one night suddenly
rang down the curtain and made a sIs--ch
20 tho surprised audience in which she
said she vas obliged to quit because 81 the
petty s~nnoyanCcs Of the trust. Mr. Fack'tt
hss teen his own manacer for the last
two SEASONS. His wife, Mary Nanucr'ng
il under tho management Of Frank Mckee.
In M" statement Mr. fiskc made public
yesterday II j. said that the organizers Of
the new agency deny any intention 81
forming n rival syndicate or making an
oppressive combination. Temporary Of
Aces nave len opened In the Manhattan
Theatre building
The agency b.gins with eight attractions.
controlled bv the organizers.
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ratrvr- vsEasa ~ tixh' tisht. 81 ,hs
Nsw tsrk sssher Theatre No. sltir-.

Tho New iork rouf ~sAui.n, IN IA. top
n "a eight --tory buiidihs. uTsu.d f1f th-
-ummsr last night ~ s.rVaow sore
running AMI the patrons had tu walk 90
N. rpof AZ aimuut every landing thsv
we're informed by a uniformed attendant
th,, 3; va. -oniv a st.p further Whru
they ct 20 ~. rlsf they were tlid tr.t
tho elevators voud 10 running ~ ~
tine ~. ls.rfuruanov Wu- over They
Ntrs net, amt tie tr-t o.. xht,f- had Co
wglk down Amtug tu.eU SNu vHlatt Lp
and Na!sssi 4 W. we're ! "s'der' Nt',lafd
~ N" Metropolitan street ,ttI,Nuy Com
Ilnv and a party Il n'h iticud- t"' State
sIid hat 10" machinery - Iu' t'.t,r-
wa~ out of order. other I%srsur- dr'iaDd
that c~rtsin repairs which bod - o. utcct,I
had hot us"n uad' iu 'hc '''.',f~
4 Ccutrac' 49, sglovi Yesterday ly
Harry Bulge AIT kL,M 4 tf.tugvI which
will riacv tir cOm'-tisn ai o." bead - e
large cumpyHy s'Hsun after newt .- q -taT
tof thc u.J,r,"14us N.sr o." b Fl cons, rr
eco r'aN f." attg "a Tho N.ccI iug G.nJ',
lua o." hu.
,iaus Mn. vii -lil for t.rDi to-day
OH",'f - t''t pd. vll 80 Iu -, ''vts li'.',
"A SNit-rHltnd re- SaruiDs n" ltnN 'hai mo
autbuT , v'Ifiug tDr Mar NTt r,rl.W
Nj tt,L. .',-s - making a ..yri.I,"
ia sumr 81 C'1IH- lohIulU'. .,s... all
hc has run" "a ind out What en- lo ,r
pended on.
Mr. Mckee witnessed AZ tho A'pc~My 81
Music YESTERDAY q trial 81 the m.Nur..-m
Of a sensational S,''e Ia NINETY AID Nine, y
lamscy Morris, play. which vii, ho duo
there In Octou~r. The bag stage nl- b.-n
reconstructed f,r ia" purpose.
James X. IiacL"t; la- decided not ~
make a tour In Tho trisis . after ai. IL
found IN a Western trial : thc ray that
the heroine oycrsAFuuN~u the irIp. s.
he will send out / ausl Irving ~ 70 rtar "a
that piece and viii place himsn!f Al s"'u"
other.
Mr. Isslia Carter will start fnr a fu.
ropcan rest on Saturday To- pr-paf" IT,
next season IN 'Du Barry" MI h.llrD,
that she IL utterly ignorant ~ 10 10" plav
hn will put her into lie thinks bs-' To-
k.rr hsr from forming conceptions 81
her ro!o TIL ne Is ready TO make her fully
acquainted with H.
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MISS TAYLOR'S DISMISSAL
she Repeats rhe offence for which she Was
DISCHARGED From War Department.

WASHINGTON. June lathe House Com
ml't.e on Reform In the Civil Service to-
tAv reported the resolution requesting
= statement nom the S'cr'ary Of War As
20 tie causes for the dismissal II Miss Re-
tecca J Taylor from her position Ia tie
War Depart mcut. with the rrComin"nda-
zion that Il lie on the table. which the House
an-rvard approved by a vote Of lie TO -
Mis- TAYLOR vns dismissed from her
position as temporary clerk in the War
department because she persisted In witt
irs D''.rs 20 n local u~ewVrap@r cfiticisirE
'.. s''i'udc 81 the Administrations on ~"
p.i!r'iur question: and although sh" had
ts.u warned hat Il Vas not 20 her interest
% continue these criticisms sho gave" no
Iced 20 lie Warning, with the Csult that
sh@ WIS dismissed
Apparently. Mls. Taylor Il nothing
tauI'sd by Ter dismissal, Tor she published
to-day a letter TO the same newspaper Of
oHrsi ierahlv over two columns, la which
etc savs thh' President Roosevelt In n
re0eut addrs- 'mi-r presented 'he Filipino
~I-oile. : and also tina tho President mis-
I-r7's-ut.i our late allics,' and savs that
Z D." President would le a successful
co. or -he must be Just
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CUBt'S NEW MINISTER.
Formally Presents Wk ~redentials to the
President AT the white House.

WASHINGTON, june 10. - Gonzales de
Qucsada, the fret Minister Of tho R~puhliC
az Cuba "a the United States, presented
his letter Of Credence to President Rous'-
Welt In the Blu room 81 the Whit" House
this morning. Mr.. Quesada met Secretary
Hav at the state Department. and together
thsy went in the SsCretary's carriage 20
the White House. Mr.. Quesada wore "A
conventional frock coat, light trousers
and elk hat.
When SECRETARY Hav had presented Mr.
Que@ada, the latter handed the President
his letter Of crcdsnCe from President Palma.
In concluding his address Mr. Qu"sada
expressed the hope that the harmony
and fraternity h-'t~ zen the greatest nation
of America and tn. young"st shall h" ns
lasting a. will be eternal the Cult for the
memory ~ those who shed their blood that
Cubs might H.. a. she IL to-day, a free
and independent nation
With cpnsiderabls feeling President
Roosevelt made This rrsrun-e.
Mr. MINISTER IL l. with great pleasure
that receive from your hands the letter
Of his INCclIeuCy. the President OF Cubs,
s@GgrsH.'" y nisos a. tnyS' from, Esi'' Snb. ~ I the
dents cordial greeting. You may assure
closer the special tics % friendship and lsso-
ciation which already unite the, peoples OF
the United states and Of the Republic Of
cuba. cordially welcome you. VIZ Min
ist.r. Ia thIs Capitol. and am confident that
vuur residence here viii materially con-
tribute 20 IA. good relations which both
Governments are anxious To MAINTAIN
IN. formal ceremony over, Pr-Sid~n,
velt greeted Mr. Qucsada cordially,
telling him that he was glad that a former
personal friend had attained suCh high
honor After some pleasant Conversation
Mr.. Quesada and Secretary Hay withdrew.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, June i6-The gunboa'
Yankton has arrived at Port H"vsl. the
torpedo boat Dahlgrrn at Newport, tho
collier Lebanon NJ San Juan. i Il,
the gunhoat Ranger Mt Acapulco, Mckee.
t.e suLhoat Helena at SanEin, China.
the hat'lc-hip Kentucky dag shiP OF Rear
Admiral Eyau.l at Yokohama ia" supply
lhip Celtic NJ Z~amboanga, Mindanao, and
the armored cruiser Ne" lorh inasshir 81
Roar Admiral X. deersl at Ghetto, china,
The couier l<-pnidas Las saicd from ~.
V!ncout, Mislward Islands. for san juan,
J.. H.. and Tho cruiser Atlanta rom
Mont.video iur Bu.ros AvreS. Tho tor
redo boat Bailey has been Ilaccd out of
commission for repairs at Norfolk.
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Yale Men sim lnqu r'rs About f1istb'iit,
of 1arks0a

NV Haven. tune id.-Tt was lesrcnd
o-nlght that Bostcn Vale alumni had been
IN correspondence with some OF IN" Val.
baseball officials concerning tho eligibility 81
Clark.on, the Harvard pitcher. 20 play In the
H.ryard-N ale championship series They
srn said 90 have heard stories To the effect
that Clsrk-nu had played hall for money and
,i.v wanted TO know II Il was worth while
To- Investigate one q the stories was to The
eject THAI GARRISON pitched ON = team known
a. the Ar!itg'op And had received money
Tor h- WORK No word has Vet been received
from the Bo-'ou Ialc alumni ct tbs" result
81 the INQUIRY into ClsrA.or'- record. Tho
Vale husehli uNiDill~ vll not take any steps
10 protest Gafk-pu uni"-- there Is an sn!dsNit
TO sustain q formal protest
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m SIZING.
Bulldog" Clayton. champion of England.
Here -wiUtncr's Challenge.

Another foreign wrestler has com. tn thi,
country Ia search 1i new laursls. lie - Jack
CLAYTON. better known a. BglltNg Clayton
Clayton holds the middlrwr,ght Champion
chip of Eugisud. lie has defeated all con-rs
In his class abroad anu want, To Try conviu-
sion, here with Tom Jenkins Clayton Is at
present at Bufl,o
4 rather olrv-r ,ltrh-as-catCh-can heavy
weight wrestler has turned Up IN Buffalo IN
III. T. rsou of Jerry ponncily OF Ireland. Tn.
other night Dounsl.y tackled Joe M,uIenricd
at IN" Lafayette Theatre. Buffalo n" bout
Was fast IRON IN. start Tie match Mas at
miN,-i sly l". Ia" tr!ri bout beng decided Oh
the to.s % a co.u lpnnelS took 100" uT iuIl
at catch-aS-Cat,h-oan style IN seven mlnutes
Mux.utI,i threw hs man In 10 minute =
under UiaIG. Roman tuirs ~" lrishiunn
catch-AS-cstch-,Hn -tyl" prcNtill'g Don
nelly expects 20 rome To New Nork an a day
or two. lite NIL Try and induce John iieniEs
Nick Elliott. tho local wrestler. has decided
to quit the mat and take up hnNlug IIilott
will not quit the game until newt ttll. a. be- has
signed articles for several matches Elliott -
"A heavyweight and u no novice with The glcN's
He has boxed with ltU Cofhett aii Tom ShtT-
kew ard i scientific. Elliott - = s.i-iooisr
In q letter 10 a friend Jim Jenri~- wriio-
that he may .nEsg" n a wrestling match
simmons JeNrie.'- manage j. now looking
for an opponent for tho champion ami II be
secures q good mar tho matCh VIII he maze
Young Whistler. who l. said TO h. a nephew
OF Clarenc. Whistler. may get the chsn.e
mer. wri,-s' Charley IL ready tn face Tom
Ieu kins again. II the match l. arranged Il
will have 20 be ~ miNei style. Of course. A
vt'tmer ia a Grrco- Roman wrestler .chs!-
l,r..s from vorld-ho opponents WHO desifs
s'rs slt Ca'sh-as-Catch-'an contests viii
rn, b. cor uiderei. N,'tCer = prepared 20
rr..t .rther John rirrifs or Tom jenkins Ia
New York cincinnati or Cleveland"
George Buthurr said Yesterday that he IL
prpprred 20 arrarce u match vim John P'sr-
M provided the latter Viii undertake" TO throw
him ove times m Que hour. as he dill billy I'd
uarta of Harlem
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tTItNyt }. :. CRrISE.
Interesting prorrammr Arranged b, tom.
modorr Tod tor the Annual INrpt.

Fleet CAPTAIN u VI Wlitlo,k las issued
Commodore Robert B.. Tod. orders for the
annual cruise of IA" Atlantic Yacht club.
Ia. yacht men are requested to have their
vessels a the club anchorage a. Sea Gate
on the morning uf July : N . O'clock. on a
,igu.l from tU- fHg hip lhi-s". all will dr-,.
ship and f,f'.u minutes later each vessel
will fire a -alut" Of one gun from ) ~ until
s o'clo X a.. members aud Their guests VIA
H.. received ou tir uag~hlp and q y O'clock
iu IN. r,tuiN. AL the vessels va the fleet VIA
illuminate"
mont Harbor for the cruz" on Saturday,
July .. aud captains all report on The rag'tup
AZ = O'clock. On SUNDAY thrf" VIII te divine
service, on the nbgsltp AZ ~ O'clock. On
Monday. july !. the feet viii start Tor Morris
cove Al . o, lock. The run on lNe.day, july
= will h. To New London. on "Wednesday
HE r-o, will run TO shelter Island and on
Thursday there will DE- water sports at shelter
Island ON friday. July II, ~" run wiz
hn from Shelter l-land to Newport and on
saturday there will h" a reception on board
the fAg-hip IN Newport harboT, III" ne"t
will remain AZ anchor on sunday and on
Monday. July "a. IN" yacht, Nill start ~ the
rt,. 10 Sea Gate. going outside Long Island.
The prile- FOR THIS race are offered by ON
motorc Tod. Each squadron run Win he ",
charg. Of the Regatta and VIII
bs ConHilcrcd a race.
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Hanna Yields to Congressman Uur,en.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 10 senator
Hanna conferred with local polticiqns to-
day In hl- oNicc and the result, wa. that
concessions viii be- made t. Congressman
Burton. He will be urged t. remain IN
TIE Republican ticket and VIII he todd thar
be can have absolute direction and control
II the campaign Ia the Tyy"ntv-arst district,
except. perhaps. the control Of "a" spvak"T.
scn' go tho district 10y the STATE" Central
COMMITTEE Another conf'r,nc~ NAV H..
hpld to-morrnw The Ssrato vii rstlru
90 Washington Tomorrow evening
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Wan, to run pstusoa Again for Co,crno-.

H~,RRlsbCbO Pa Junr : N" Dunno
cratic state Convention viii IT, h-ld at Eric
on June "a. and every effort l. Icing made
to e~t ~ unnyreadins m.ml.rs ufthe JGrv
20 m" gathering as possible II l. l~-.lieNct
that former Govern r Robert T.. Patii.pu
will hs 10" Democrat nomiU,-' Tor Guv,uI"r
he was twice Governor. and the Democrats
think hat he would make n Formidable.
candidate for President. IN the event 81
hi ~cl,c,ion for a third term ~ Gov'rnnr