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TOIN THE NATIONAL ACCIDENT SOCIETY
y and FRY 5000 accident poli;y fss so per
month. u with your application to be applied
policy fee also good reference Ifyou accepted
xs member Of the society you viii be notified once:
II not, your money will be returned To you Address
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DECKHAM'S GROUP REMEDY Is THE chill
l. dren's cough cure. Mothers get bottle to-day
You may need 1t tonight. All druggists, &c.
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COMRADES: I HAVE SURE REMEDY FOR
~ Piles. Ingredients cost bnt trife. VIII send
recipe for &c. silver. s. o. Body, BOX ST. Rochester
II
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MUSIC.

TTNHE PANSY BLOSSOM WALTZ; A BEAUTIFUL
5page full sheet, music size, for CSC. In stampA
Reference. Farmers and Merchants Bank W. r.
Wills, Warsaw, o.
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NOR sALE.-LARGE COLLECTION OF Sc
Il lected music for band and orchestra, consisting
of oyertures selections marches waltzes quadrilles
schotisches, gaops, &c Large part of this music Is
In books; has been used little but In good condition
Am out of the music business have further for
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A NEAT LEATHER POCKET CASE AND ONE
IA years accident insurance policy Of $780, with q
weekly indemnity OF Is, for 81. f. f Mcintyre, Pine
Ridge, s. Oak
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EYE CLASSES.

r OOK HERE.-An pain disappears from the head
II and eye when wearing my Headache Glssses
These lenses tinted sufficient to soften the light and
strengthen the muscles Of the Old and young
wear them. will send pair In o Roman Alloy Riding
Bow frame. real imitation Of gold, by registered mail
and guarantee safe delivery, for e per pair special
Indiana
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MACHIN E nv.

Tor SALE-FIvE DOUBLE STAND WOLF
Rolls for wheat, 7x14 Now in use. Sell cheap.
Wish to increase capacity. Write G. W. Armstrong,
Armstrong; Mills, o.
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EDUCATIONAL,

HHIO NORMAL UNIV LARGEST
~ and most prosperous school in Ohio. Five large
recitation buildings; IL deparments So teachers: q
acres In drill! and athletic grounds "a average enroll
ment for last five years Preparatory Teachers, Scien-
,iic Literature Classical, and Philosophical Courses.
In Literary, Military, Engineering. Commercial and
Shorthand Departments we furnish tuition and room
and board In private families term of 10 weeks for So
80 weeks for S23 Tuition in above departments IS for
of 10 weeks; 4 for school year of 80 weeks TUT
ton per term in Law Department, $40; in Pharmacy,
sis; in music ST. and in Fine Arts 80 Each depart
ment is complete, and offers unexceed advantages.
If everything l. not advertised, Will pay travel
ing expenses Regular terms open Jan. 8, March II,
May g. Aug. H. Special Summer School fcr Teachers
opens June % Students enter at any time and
lect their studies For catalogue address L. A. Belt
DID,, President; Geo. E Simmons Auditor Ada, Ohio.
d USINESS WHITING TAUGHT BY MAILL-l5
ID fashionable Visiting Cards, ladies' gents size,
with terms, i0c. James George, Evansville, Ind.
A MOST FASCINATING AND USEFUL ART
"A easily acquired. "Grifith's Popular shorthand"
remainder of first edition ct half price, &c. postpaid
Griffith, 80 Rogers Ave-, Brooklyn N. Y.
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GENEAIo Y.

NEW ENGLAND ANCEsTRY.-IFY YOU WISH
IN to know more about your early New England
ancestor. will search the records for you Terms req
sonable also have few wellpreserved bills Of Con
tinental money for sale. Address with stamp &. 8.
Williams. Piainville. Hartford Co., Conn.
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(,oAL sAvERiCUTS YOUR COAL. BILLS IN
~ half Amy one make and use II, 1t is simple
cheap and effective. Full instructions mailed for Sc
Ohio
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TTNO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SECRET; HOW
l. to double your catch Of fox wolves. mink, marten
etc For full instructions send u to Box 1884, Pelican
Rapids, MINI.
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COMRADES, I CAN SELL YOU GOODS or
~ any description you want just asonable rs any
mail order house in this city give and aid an
old soldier, send clipping sample and what they
charge and can do just well and perhaps better
send for q catalog. Daniel Hortpger, los ". Eight
zenith ST., Chicago, ILL.,
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I'VE GIVE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF THE
w premiums named below and many Others for
selling our celebrated goldeyed needles at
paper with every papers we give silver aluminium
thmble. Send no money, but just name and address,
letter postal orders "a papers needles and Il Thin.
bies, we send them at once post paid with large
premium list. When sold, send Us Si.20 and viii
seud your choice Of watches, daisy air rife, alarm
clock fountain pen silver knives and forks ladies'
gents umbrellas, ladies kid gloves pair Iacs curtains
ladies of gents skates chaielane bags. pair roller
skates, and many others list. Write to-day,
Name this paper and get extra present free. National
supply Co.. Jamestown. Pa
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INSURANCE.

CoMRADEs, SEND ME ONE DOLLAR AND I
~ Will send you Accident Policy, good for one
year issued ny the Union Casualty and surety Co.
Louis, No. This policy Will be enclosed In . neat
pocket or bill book suitable for ladies gentlemen,
and Is worth the money alone II satisfied return
e me and will refund your money. Thomas +.
McNamara, 1901 Spring ST.. Racine, Wis. agent far
the Commercial Registry Co.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

A BARGAIN- -FOUR NEW DISC TALKING
IA Machines, dozen weli-selected records, at so
each. J. Snyder, Uhrchsviile, o.
CHEAP-AN ORCHESTRA MUSIC BOX. RE-
" tail price, $40. at s25. Write quick. Plays IL
pieces. ]. II. Snyder, Urichsyille, o.
DIANOS AND ORGANS. 100 SECONDHANDED
l. Organs and Pianos, all In good condition Organs
$40 up; pianos $40 up; also Pianos and Organs at
greatly reduced prices. Write for particulars Miller
Organ Co.. Lebanon, Pa.
DARGAINS IN PIANOS, ORGANS, vIOLINS,
ID Mandolins. Guitars and Sheet Music Send 10
cens for recipe for finest furniture dressing ever made
J. G. Griggs, Beverly, Ohio.
T HAVE THE FINEST GRADE PIANOS AND
Organs sold In the United States for the money. A
fine piano for $93 in walnut mahogany and oak fin
ish sevcn-andOne-third Octaves, ivory keys guaran-
anteed for 10 years. Organs from $500 up. Order
sample and the agency for this for this ad may
not appear again. High grade drophead swellfront
sewing machines, s2ioG John p Mufiiey Salina, Pa,
Dealer in all kinds musical instruments and talking
machines.
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SEND sc. AND LEARN TO MAKE POW Err
- MI cement for broken marble. Address p. o. Boz
is Hanson, Kan -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ESbUrF TREES-I HAVE PREPARATION
that destroys all insects that work fruit trSss
and insures healthy growth. For particulars, I'd.
dress f. NJ. Tannehili. Troy, Ohio.
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LADIES, GARMENTS.

CPECIAL PRICES-SEND FOR OUR NEW IL
= Illustrated catalogue Of Ladies Fur Scars. Plush
Capes, Petticoas, etc Reduced prices from now until
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Tor SALE-ROASTER, BLANCHER AND MA
chine for making peanut butter; one gross Of bot
tes three gross of CANS Bargain taken soon. j. p.
Brown. 81 Marble ST., Springfield, Mass.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

MEMS FURNISHINGS-MEN'S ALLWOOL
Nl 2s-ounce Cashmere Suit for $50 Send weight
height, breast, waist inseam and sleeve measure,
with q deposit; balance, $3.50, c. O. D., at express
odice. Frank Leonard. ClayBville. Pa
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ITO PENSION AGENTS. CAN SEND you BY
return mali the only printed roster OF tine largest
infantry regiment from Ohio In the Civil Wharf.-The SD
o. V. V. l. IL contains SO names with postofce adj
dress corrected to date, for g. Warner Mills so E.
Rich St., Columbus, Ohio.
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Pc NSIONS.

DENSIONS-BEsST OF ATTENTION GIVEN TO
Il all claims for Pensions Correspondence solicited.
Notary Public and Attorney. A. H. PEARL Huron, o.
NEGLECTED PENSION, bounty AND BACK
IN pay cases my specially: case Immediately inves-
tigated; charge unless successful James George,
Attorney, Evansville, Ind.
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INVALID PENSIONERS DRAWING LESS
than sl2 should address, sending stamp for answer,
Capt. J. NJ Alderman, Pension Attorney, lO4l Walnut
street EImra y. Y.
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NEW YORK LIBRARIES SEARCHED FOR
~ data for club papers by the Linn Information
Bureau We secure information for the benefit Of
students and club women who may be distant from
GOOD libraries Address Mrs Harriet Linn, East
Orange, New Jersey.
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PRINTING.

VOUR PENSION BUSINESS PROMPTLY AT
i tended to by an old soldier IS years Pension
Attorney. Address Ira w. Booton, Gallipolis Ohio.
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TT IS EASY TO POLISH YOUR FURNITURE
i with Clenopol 1t removes instantly grease ink
mold dust and stains Of all kinds and the time
posheS the furniture and leaves il like You can
make it for Is cents per pint Complete recipe and d.
rections, so cents Address &c Coe, SIG E Randolph
ST., Kirilsvile Nc,
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TOR SALE-ONE FULL SET OF HOOP MA
L chimes, .sWinnies make" These machines are
almost new; have been used only short time. Mrs
Lea Hunter, New Concord, o.
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DATENT FOR SALE SLEIGH RUNNER.
l. Samuel n. Ford. Mt Sterling, Ind. Protect your
IDEAS Advice free Milo b. Stevens Co. (Est. 1864,
$50 Fourteenth St, Washington, d. C.
DATENT NO. 670,76s-FoR IMPROVEMENTS
Il seifftting dresscuttiny system. Great money
maker for hustler. Address Viola Bowman, 5l2 Pfer
ST., Dubois, Pa.
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COINS AND STAMPS.
Pc RSoNAL.

II AM 50 YEARS OLD; WANT WIFE; ONE
i that will weigh IT'S pounds no lesa All letters
answered Address John C. Boren, Boz Z. Menokeu,
North Dakota.
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EoR Is CENTS I WILL. SEND, POSTPAID, A
4 package of dry powder which, when dissolved IN
pint OF rain water will make IS Of the best
eye water known. This amount IL bought at retail In
any drugstore, wonld cost n just Is times much
as VIII cost you to buy IL from an old soldier Ad
dress d. Z Pittman, Lock Box lis, Cedar Keys,
Florida
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100 ENVELOPES, WITH CAME AND AID
lOO dress printed corner, 40 ceuts; IS cents fol
$50; 81. 10 for 500. s. F. Rose, Shiloh, Ohio.
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DENSIONS.-SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID ALL
l. claims for Pension, by old soldier, II years ex-
perience- Correspondence solicited T. N. Mozingo,
Attorney, COrnth, Ky.
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DUFF PLYMOUTH ROCKS-SOLDIERS, TRY
ID this great American fowl Large size, golden buff
color ami all the ear-roind layers Old and young
stock s. per pair $500 per sro. O. S. Evans Rox
bury, Ohio.
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PATENTS.

A VALUABLE INvENTIoN.-I AM ABOUT TO
"A complete the patents on wonderful Governor
for steam engines, and desire to communicate with
some manufacturer who Is able to handle such things
This Governor is the most sensitive Governor ever in
vented. VIII perfectly in any position. Especially
valuable device for marine engines II is not
plicaied and can be manufactured cheaply. can DEM
oHstrate its value to any mechanic, and will conmu-
nlcate with any welIdisposed person. Address H B.
Davis, General Delivery, Washington, D. G.
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HREAGERS IMPROVED RAZORS ARE THE
VI best. Patented in the u. s., England, and Ger
many. Warranted Sent for 500 by registered mail.
Agents wanted In every town. Send for circular Com
rade Herman Greager. I127 Elm ST., Manchester N II.
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MAYORS STATEMENT.

Mayor Fitzgerald was interviewed by
The News representative this morning.
or In It's history. and that the only un-
usual noise was tho clanking OF sabres
and tho tramp OF horses
In speaking OF the expenses OF the c.
cupation OF the city by the militia. which
will aggregate about 5000 per day, the
mayor said he didn't see where the city
OF Pavtugket was warranted In paying
any OF the costa OF the affair. but that the
expense should fan upon the state.
Tho militia, he said. was called to the
city on the demand Of the sheriff against
the wish OF the authorities. and are be-
CITY government.
The police. Mayor Fitzgerald continued.
(Coptinued on page Eight.)
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REBELS
WIN A
VICTORY.
Venezuelan RoVoIution|Sts Cap
tuTe La VeIa de COro and
Are Bosieging COro.

willemstad. curaooa, Friday, June 3-
News reached here today Of an important
success OF the Venezuelan revolutlonists
After FIVE hours nghting on June IL one
thousand revolutionists. commanded py
Gems Riera, Penalcza and Sierralta, cap
tured La Vela de Coro, a seaport town on
the Gulf OF Coro. few miles from Coro.
capital OF the state OF Falcon. or the
government forces "a men were killed ana
lS were captured.
Coro, where Vice President Ayala is in
command OF the troops OF the govern
ment is besieged by the reyolutionistS,
and when these advices left La NeIa ue
Coro was expected 10 surrender al ANY
moment. .
After a revolt OF the government troops
in the barracks at Ciudad Bolivar, cepI-
tai OF the state OF Bolivar, Governor 5ar,
ria retreated with his followers 10 1or.
Tablas. on the Orinoco, where Presloen'
Castro had sent him 600 men, with IN
structions TO make an attempt TO re-oc-
cupy Ciudad Bolivar. The plan Is mere
considered 10 be chimerical. -.
The French cruiser Suchet Is AT Saru.
pano. Venezuela. the British cruiser
Alert is at Ciudad Bolivar and the Dutcn
cruiser Koningin Regentes has arrived a'
La Guaira-
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THE MARCH BACK.

Afteran hours hard work the battalions
were marched back 10 the armory after
giving a fine illustration OF how the
march OF a body troops through the
streets OF city threatened with mob vio-
lence could control the situation.
on n large vacant lot in the rear OF the
armory the Machine Gun Battery went
through a long mounted drill. the first
II has had since the tour OF duty began
The cavalry was also out and now the
men and horses are splendidly trained I'm
the duties OF the drill.
Guard duty for the day is being done
by Co III OF the First regiment and Co
G Of the Second. A detail from Co. @
OF the First Regiment augmented this
force later I'm the day Captain Phillips
OF Co. o., Second Regiment. Is officer OF
the day. and Lieutenant Grant OF the
same company officer OF the guard.
General Tanner has accepted the kind
offer OF Colonel L. II. Gof tending the
use OF the baths az the Boys club on
East avenue 10 himself and tho brigade
and this morning the Naval Reserve com
panies took n swim I'm the pool and were
followed later by co. A OF the First
Regiment and others.
General Tanner assigns the companies
TO the baths and Will send them all I'm
turn. HIS invitation from Colonel Ooff be-
ing good for day or night. The boys
greatly appreciate the baths and look for
ward 10 their turn with much easerness.
They have great sport In the pool
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SIXTEEN CARS RUNNING.

Superintendent Smith Of the Pawtucket
Street Railway company stated TO News
reporter this morning that he had i6 cars
running, an increase OF three over the
number running yesterday. and within
two OF the regular number run every day
before the strike. and these he hoped TO
have running before long
There had been no violence, he stated.
and no stone throwing today and that
the cars we're running almost on schedule
time.
The patronage on the cars is very light.
however.
At the junction of East avenue and
Main street on the Providence line the
cars came and went all day without a
sign OF violence or trouble
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BROWN
WANTS
HIS MONEY.
Claims He Paid Out $500 on
Misrepresentation by Bal
lou & Perkins.

Misrepresentation alleged TO have
been made about n mining lease in Mis-
souri,. are the basis OF a suit brought by
Robert p. Brown against Frederick A.
Ballou and ID. Bradford Perkins. The
plaintiff and defendants were stockhold-
ers In 1891 In the Perkins Zinc company.
whose mines and chief place OF business
we're In Zincite. Mo. The company was
doing a good business then.
Mr.. Brown says that defendants de-
cared IL was necessary to take advan-
tage OF an offer OF leass offered them
OF land across the road from the mines
OF the company. and that the necessary
rights to the lease could be procured for
S60o0 and that some money might be
used to advantage there.
Acting on these representations. Mr.
Brown said he paid $500 for an eighth
interest In the lease on supposed result
Ing benefits therefrom. He now asserts
that the defendants had no interest in
any lease across the road from the zinc
company's mines and lands when he
was Induced 10 pay over the $500. He
further claims that the company's super
intendent had at the time stated that he
did not believe that the code extended to
the land a lease OF which was represent
ed as too valuable.
The amount Mr.. Brown sues for Is
5000. and is attorney IL Robert y. Bur-
Hank.
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e The time is not given over TO loaflng.
however. for General Tanner has taken
advantage OF the opportunity offered by
the quietness and order that prevails TO
put his men through some good hard work
in marching and field tactics. and the ex-
perlence gained has been most profitable.
A battalion consisting OF Companies A.
b. and II or the Second Regiment
under Command OF Major McGill, and
Companies A, c and G. of the First Regi-
ment under Major Johnson were sent up
on Broadway where they were put
through a severe course OF sprouts. Street
riot drills have not been given much at
tention OF late by the brigade companies,
but after this mornings work II can be
said that this important branch OF a sol
dier's duty has been pretty well instllled
into the
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in front OF tho tents and the food is
taken from these. Every precaution Is
taken to keep things perfectly clean and
General Tanner and Colonel Warfield are
both taking every precaution to preserve
the health OF the men. Everything Is
now down TO a system and all the meas
ures OF military camp are being taken.
General Tanner said this morning that
he was very much pleased with the way
the mon had carried themselves from the
first They have taken hold splendidly
and have learned n great deal OF mui-
tary affairs from the work they have
done
As long as things continue as quiet as
now and the troops remain the present
plan OF procedure will be carried out,
and a number of valuable drills will be
held. This afternoon after dinner the
troops were again out and hard at work.
The health OF the command Is excellent,
very few calls being made on the sur
geons and these for trifllng ailments
A line OF tents on COTS lot show where
the Machine Gun Battery has pitched It's
camp. The battery boys are obliged TO
be near their horses and guns. and as this
command was the last TO reach the ar
mory, II found the quarters assigned
them rather limited. Under the canvas
they are much better off and perfectly
contonted.
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PROVIDENCE. r. 1.
INCREASED.
Endowment Of the Wharton
School Of Finance.

Philadelphia. June ls.-During the
146th annual commencement exercises Of
the University of Pennsylvania today
Provost Harrison announced that Joseph
Wharton, founder OF the Wharton school
of finance and economy at the university
had increased his endowment OF the
school from 100000 10 $500. 900. The
information came as a complete surprise
to the large gathering and was greeted
with cheers.
In making the announcement Provost
Harrison said:
THE purposes OF this school, as ex-
pressed In the original deed OF gift are
TO secure adequate training in the prin-
oiples underlying successful civil govern
ment and to provide a training suitable
for those who intend TO engage I'm busi-
ness and to undertake the management
OF property. 1t has long been apparent
that the constantly increasing demand
for such instruction could not be salts
fled by the school as at present consti-
tuted. The question Of improving IL and
extending its scope has therefore en-
gagged the serious attention OF faculty,
trustees and founder. with the result OF
the increased endowment now promised" "
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CUT TO PIECES
Pieces Of Holmes Body Found
Strew Along Tracks.

Lowell. Mass, June B.-The body OF
Charles H. Holmes, for l6 years engineer
at the Lamson Consolidated Store service
company in this city, and member OF
the Torrent Ftremen here, was found on
the rtacks i'm Middlesex village ABOUT Two
miles from here at O'Clock this morning
He went 70 Charlestown with the Tor
rents Yesterday and was seen in the city
at 900 last night. 1t is believed that ne
tried TO take freight from this city
10 his home In Midlesex village and that
he fell.
Pieces OF his body were scattered along
the tracks for a distance OF 200 feet, and
was almost opposite his home. lie was
identified by the shoes and shirt he wore.
He was about 81 years old and leaves
wife. three children, parents ana two
brothers and a sister.
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ACTIVE AGAIN.
Opponents to the Sale Of tho
Danish West Indies.

Copenhagen, June is.-The opponents
Of the sale OF the Danish West Indies T.
the United States are again active. but
privately they admit that they are meet
ing with little success.
The response to the appeal made for
funds to aid I'm the movement in oppo-
sition 10 the sale was decidedly weak.
The meetings are held secretly but be-
yond a few politicians they have mostly
been attended by business men interest
ed In the proposed steamship line to the
island OF St. Thomas. The government
discountenances the anti-saie agitation.
The Danish West Indies treaty will be
prominent issue OF the campaign pre-
ceding the elections to the Landsthing,
which has already commenced. The
Premier. Dr. Dountxer. starts on .
speechmaking tour next week.