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Second Raec-Selling purse. $eso. For
3-year- -olds and upwards; weights five
pounds below the scale; beaten non win
ners at this meeting allowed five pounds !;
the winner to be sold for $500, five and
! one-haf iurlongs
blanche Sheppard, ne; Madam Bishop
. ia; Girly Ducat, IIa; Our Lizzie, IIa;
Devercaux, III; Ellis Glenn. Io7; Tam
BOURNE II, %; Ulctina. o8; Skip Me, ioz j:
Alary's Garter, 10Y; King of Diamonds,
~; Whaleback, IA; War Bonnet, Io7 ;
Fitting, 1913; Aunt Mary. Io7.
Third Racc-Pursc, $3.50; 3-ycar- olds
and upward that have never won al a mile
or upward. Weights 10 lbs. below the scale.
One mile:
Ned Dennis, III; Platonus, 90 Fcbru-
ary, 100; Dawson, 90; The Scot, IiI An
ME Max, %.
} Fourth Racc--Dccr Lodge Selling stakes,
$3.50; 3-year- olds and upwards S. to ac-
company the nomination and $50 add
tional to start. The Montana Jockey club
to add an amount sufficient to make the
value OF the stake $3.50, of which $Iso to
second, SIS to third and $35 to fourth
horse. The winner to be sold at auction.
Horses entered for $4,000 to carry weight
for age if for less lbs. allowed for each
$500 to $500, then h. for each $Ioo to
$500 Entries TO be made through the cn-
try box with selling price, the day pre-
ccding the race before 1890 a. m. Six
furlongs:
Captivate, %; Glendcnning, %; Sea
Queen, 1913; Matt Hogan, roo May W.,
1913 Kitty Kelly, 100; Sad Sam, %.
Fifth Racc-Sclling; purse, $3.50. For
3-year-olds and upward that have not
won more than two races this year.
Weights, 10 pounds below the scale.
Winners of but one race in 1909 allowed
pounds; beaten non-winncrs, pounds.
The winner to be sold for 5000. One mile
and a sixteenth.
Lena, 100 Burdock, 1913; Lcdaca, Io2
The Bufoon, 1913; LaCalma Io4; Sylvan
Lass, 100.
Sixth Racc--Seling purse, $3.50. For
3-year-olds and upwards. Weights S
pounds below the scale. Beaten non-win-
ners at this meeting allowed pounds.
The winner to be sold for $2oo. Five and
onc-half furlongs.
Billy Moore, 100; Montana Peercss,
1903; MacFlecknoc, IA Miss Madeline,
II2 Aurora B, II2; RoItairc, ia; Ca
thello, Io3 Chas. Lamar, 100; The Sing
er, IA; Imp. Mildred Schultz, Io3; Miss
Dividend, IIa; John Boggs, ia; High
Z Hoe, IIa; Governor John, 100; Saul
Of Tarsus, 100.
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For the regular Thursday night dance
at Mountain View park the b., A. & P,
r. r. will run trains as follows: Leave
Anaconda at S:45 and 9 80 p. m. Last
train will leave the park at 1890 p. m.
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RACE ENTRIES FOR THURSDAY
! Weights and Horses for the Events at
the Butte Track

FIRST Racc-Purse, $3.50; for maiden 4.
year -olds weights, 10 pounds below the
scale. Those placed second pcnalizcd six
pounds; third, three pounds six furlongs !:
Azarinc, II3; Dora l., 1917; Minnie h.,
Io7; Lady Ordnance, 1917 Sally Green
no; John II. Carr, 100; Tcmecula, Ioz !,
Sir Claus, ia; Great Mogul, 100; Nora
d., 1917; Agncia, liz.
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THE BUTTE INTER MOUNTAIN

Third Race-Selling mile and six
tecnth purse, $,so. {. w. Chappells b g
Tufts, by Tacoma-Lady Lucas, ioi (H.
S,uart), ) to /, frst P. Humphreys b &
July Gyp. III (Lewis) 4 to /, second; NJ.
a. Stephenson's ch Frank Pcarn, III
(Bloss), 2 to 1, third.
Frank Duffy, 10 to l; Mistleton, 10 to
El Mido, to /; La Borgia, 20 to / ,
Major King, 40 to / Mont Eagle 40 to ! !;
Missile. 10 to I. finished as named. An
thracitc scratched.
Good start, after 20 minutes delay.
frank Pearce led around to the last turn.
uits came from the rear and won by q
length in drive. Second b.; neck.
Time, i:loA.
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Fourth Racc-Selling mile and 40
yards; purse, $500. w. h. Sink, Jr's b
Wolhurst, by Nentila,or-Nut Brown, iIJ
(Winslett, TO S. first; George Webb's
ch III ulloa, Io7 (iows,nj, , to 10, Sec
ond; ]. A. Murray's b II Lake Mills. 10
(SnelD, 10 to 1, third
Lizella, to ~ Sylvan Lass, IL to 1,
finished as named La Calma scratched.
Good start. Lake Mills first away. Vol
hurst led from first turn all the way. ulloa
came from fourth and was second Won
by length, two between second and third,
nose between third and fourth Time,
i:47L.
Fifth Race--Four and one. half fur
longs; purse, 5000. w. L. Stanhelds sr
& l.. M, Brattain, by Captive Leora, 10
luberville). TO /, first; J. Kirk & Co.'S
ch Judge Thomas, iIo (Portcr), S to :,
second J. II. Brannan's ch Sad Sam, iio
(Collis), to I, third.
ulendenning, S to ,; Midlovc. 8 TO /;
King OF Diamonds, 10 to l; Frank Ire
land. 90 TO /, finished as named Mimo
scratched
Good start. Judge Thomas led into the
stretch and Brattain came from third and
won by length, head between second and
third. Time, :s4N.
Sixth Racc-Selling six furlongs
purse, $3.50. ]. Brinkman's b III kohn-
wreath, by Gascon-Laurcl Wreath, 81
(DavidD, to S, first; G. w. Snyder &
Co.'S ch & Canderos, 100 (iowson), to 1,
second Jos. McDowcll's b The Bunoon,
100 (Donvan), IS TO !, third.
Miss Rcmsen, to / Florncl II, l.. 10
l; Blanche Sheppard, 20 to /; Morven. 20
to l; Girly Ducat, 20 to I, finished as
named. Prima. Goldonc, AMI, Pencil Me,
Decoy, John Wclcli. Dcvereaux, scratched.
Good start. Kohnwreath led all the way.
Won easily by two lengths, two between
second and third. Time, i:i4M.
Seventh Racc-Thrcc and onc-h half fur
longs; purse, $sso. G. w. Kings Big
Dutch (no pedigree), 1903, even, first COT
iey's m Queen T., NJ (Collis). 3 to s,
second; A. Meals eh g Limb of the Law.
ioI Uinton), so to /, third
Joe Jewett, rs to I; Jack Rchcieu. Jr.
90 to I George Landcrs, so to !; Popu.
list, ) TO /. finished as named. Populist
ran away from the barrier for thfcc-mar-
tcrs of mile. Tiny Berry fell at the one
sixteenth post and injured her rider, Z.
Brown.
Good start Queen T. led to the one six
ieenth. Big Dutch came up strong and
won by neck six lengths between second
and third. Time, :4I.
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Western LEAGUE

Western League.
Colorado Springs. IL; Milwaukee, 9.
Denver, a. Peoria, ;.
St Joseph, q Omaha, ;.
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BASEBALL GAMES TODAY.


Butte VS.. Portland.
Helena VS.. Tacoma.
Spokane VS.. Seattle.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pacific Northwest League.
Butte, S; Portland, 3.
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Helena, 3; Tacoma, I.
Spokane, 9: Seattle, 4.
National League.

Brooklyn, =; Philadelphia, 4.
Chicago, 9; Cincinnati, /.
Fiitsburg. .; st. Louis. 3.
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American League.

Detroit, y; Baltimore. s.
Boston, 4. Chicago. /.
Philadelphia, .: Cleveland, :.
st. Louis, - Washington. q.
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New York Stocks.

fRcporied by Coc Commission Coz
New York, July s3.-Opening and clos
ing prices today. Opcn Close
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FOR SALE-BARGAIN IN FURNl-
ture and carpets; I6 Alder St. Ana
conda.
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THE DAY IN CHICAGO
IT WAS A BUSY ONE FOR ADMIRAL
SCHLEY AND HIS WIFE.
Among Other Places He Visited the
Sohool Named After Him and Held
Reception in the Evening.


oe,,a w. January Admiral Schley,
| "'''' " quiet sunday aod good night S
sleep, arose today rp1,b .,..f.,,,t,
dressed rI.,.,fF '''''Sueu' ana eN-
,,,i,.,.,,,,,,,. as '''ul TO meet the re-
4u'Iemehts OF the DAYS nropl.gu ,rbo
hrSt item on the DISTINGUISHED vi.;,,r,.
schedule toluv u.,. '"t'VL .
S,bIr,. ~ '''iI 10 lhe W. ;.
So"'"l' Iue admiral entered the
school through two limos of 49,. -
palms over his head rro ....
tuv ChAIuleh, who sang she tho To,,.,,,.
he ma lG,o 'oI EoS, AFTER being introduced
thar b",nr "u"Il speech, in which he said
maiden, or ynIo,. H"IGs'y 4ie the hand
Wa. 49, US ol t5Iuf. lie said, too, that Dc
aIfrr MIN 7''' T." H"'e the school named
A small bo,. ,,f,.,,,
named n affnr lr'p'H W. am glad they
shouts of lau1btr, , nGleGp9h there We're
The 800 Min, "uu general applause
los the admiral WIN. N, "ten9anre marched
every one of tb.t "' SHpoA haudS with
A. ~, IieHl.
utI0us nf -, S WIS presented with reso-
committee Of t,,", ''u appreciation by a
German .oCio+i" NY one. representing the
buttons wore a. ~ NhIeago. The reSo-
The uudersiopdtJi ''on
der the INSTRUCTIONS of ',l,r, actin IN
NtgV'i ~ IhlS CITY. express 10 Won on
irrni for tb tnrir affection and high es.
,'o ,,." you nave rendered our country IN
We odmjro war,
ana reuroo,.b 80 wv AniSht without fear
battle. n bun,nn9 ~ ,"t anu brave leader in
under the most ,Ti,t,LHanurr a gentlman
the glorious ,.Hl9s circumstances and
MAY our beloved ropnt rnIIaso;
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FINANCIAL.

of honor at dinner given nv q, !, {
OF the Chicago naval hattsllou A' N J
mlral in thanking his hosts for ~ n
tality which had been shown Him NJ,
expressed his gratitude for theIr M
teution. '-''s w
From the dinner the admiral VA, Il.
directly to the armory Of tn M
fantry on Michigan avenue, Win,
Chicago naval battalion was mr,is
his inspection. The admiral mad, n
speech to the men. praislng ths, n
and encouraging them to persewrs !, N
study of naval matters. He slso p1
the Spanish-Amerlcan war by n, N
militia Of Illinois. At 0 O'Clock d,
view was over and the admiral w
his way to his hotel. Tomorrow pqa]
at $50 he and Mrs. Schley will Ian
Louisville.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

BERLIN.-Emperor William ag,isS
his birthday by comforting territorial u
on all the regiments which had ltd
borne no distinctive names.
NEW YORK.-A job lot Of sails iil 4
ging belonging TO Sir Themes lFg|
yacht, Shamrock II, has been sod III z
One Of the sets is said TO have cost s9sl
LONDON.-Jack O'Brien got the i.aas]
over Charley McKeeyer, both Of Pila|
phia, at the Leeds club in a cJltn 4
the middldwcIght championship, isa
purse of EGO.
DENVER, Colo Prices Of pig leit n
advanced 81 per ton saturday by The VI
lean Smelling and Refining compau 4
notices to this effect were sent all eve 4
United States.
ST, LOUIs.-Emll A, Mysenburg ~
Of the city council; Charles ksn
member of the house of delegates, W.T.
rested on bench warrants In CONES
with alleged bribery cases.
SPRAGUE, Wash. The young 50
daughter of Cleveland Smith, RehaN u
IL, aud Georgiana, aged Il, VIA VI
Calvin, q hired man, were droWlA
skating near Alki Saturday.
DOVER, Dela.--The Mexican M
Railway company OF Mexico. was lhSI5j
atcd here. 1t has capital Of wy
and purposes to operate railrVsa
Merida. state of Yucatan, 70 2accah'
Cruz, Mexico
NEW YORK.-The Chinese in ~
are arranging a new joss house, ~
idol, Mon Eye Nh, is being placed
ton. Mon Eye Mu is said TO PC v
the greatest Manchu losses ana 9'''
with being 1000 years old.
NEW YORK. President lsleslats q =,
Rica has passed by Acajulta on hs v
Guatemala to obtain President wv
signature to the peace protocol eags
Herald'S Panama correspondent y
return he will visit Salvador
NEW YORK. The social season n "
opened with the khcdiyial slslf
the Ahdin palace. cables tne Lnls
Spondent of the Journal ana AH wv K
was a splendid function, attenasa Y,
guests, Many Americans were ~
NEW YORK. w. II. Sigeunlen
champion amateur billiardlsl q ~
coast. has inst made a run ~ f
fourtccn-inch halk llne game ~ W a,,a
crhocker Athletic club hf y m
for the Amateur Athlete nu'eH h
ment.
NEW YORK. -Signor Lappoul, ls7 !,
physician. in view Of the cons!agT, wv,
NJ the pope's III health, said 70 = ~ l...
Of the Journal ana ~ &
THE pope Is in excellent healu, 6,Sf
tai and physical, and Is leoAn1s h
ioyfully 10 the feteS when es' +
twenty-five years pontihcate'
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One mile and seventy yards; maidcns-
senator sullivan MS, C3rloYingiau Or.
Moore ! -. Reflect ll8 Goldaga To-. HOY.
ald Hunter, Frank Jones, King ratus lO2.
Thrte-quarters at d mile. selling Ecomc
"a, 81 Cuthbct John Grigsby 100. St.
Wood los Royal Sterling t07 piuardst
lod, Weidemann loi. Judge MIgee lOI
~.
Nilc and sixteenth; selling Campus,
ADMIRAL Schley IL Helucath 100, untci
Miller, phllma Paxton los, ST. David Echo
Dale lOl Egyptian Prince lot Add lua
Little Tin 20, Dlgley Bell o. Meme Yves
tell -
one, mile. handlcap- lnrop loj, malay
Ger Ban, Ben LLHyre 93
Mic and FiIeeaths; selling Little
EiEl' bG9nn leo, ElHho. star cotton TO-
mission, The Jefferson 81, lugstalle "a
.tMee.Quart"Ts OF mile; 8ycarolds--
Ollngcr ll3. The Ho}lcn los, Lingo Ogle
loH Crescent city ltn, Emma 4. N. d.
Rose o. Muy, James T.. Renting ~. Hercules
go. Somersoult, You You, SandHea S..
tlnudy and tUiI.
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SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
a Man in Chicago Fatally Wounded vi
Wife and Then Killed tIinseH

man m Chicago Fatally Wounded His
Wife and Then Killed Himself.
Chicago, January 81 Or Harry ]. Z,er.
Ter OF PIG West King street, Lancaster, Pa
fatally wounded his wife. Anna, ana thc,
hded himself this afternoon At the welling
'oh motel a note left by the physician de-
Clmed THAI he and his wife had decided 10
nh Qnd that as he lacked the nerve Alrs
Ieisler had Promised 60 commit the nri
inc woman before being removed 10 tbc
hospital IN a dying condition declared ,aat
my shooting was done hy her hushlmd.
note addressed 10 morning neWspa.
per was found In the room In read. XIV
photograph belongs to your paper We as
clded 10 lie but I leck the nerve "a shoot
SO my wife Anna VIII do II, Send my bo1v
home e ZIG West King street, Lancaster.
Lancaster, Pa, January 2T,--ZelcIer WINS
married about 1--WE Years ago 10 Miss Usr
rlst Baker q this city, who Is at her home
mug , from whom ne had not been divorced
sorry for the girl" ANN'
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HARRY WELDON is DEAD
Well Known Sporting Writer Sue
cumbed After Many Months.
PfDLAR PALMER WAS AN EASY MASK
Put Out in Two Rounds by Jim Williams.
Rube FERNS Won Over Tim Murphy
Of Australia

Cincinnati. January 27.-Harry NJ wei
dom formerly sporting editor Of the Gin
elonotl Enquirer died at his home at Cir
c'evilic, Ohio, tonight Mr. weldon was
stricken with paralysis some months ago
and has been bedrdden since
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ASUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

Explosives stored at the Park avenue
shaft of the rapid transit tunnel in New
York exploded Six persons were Billed
and hundred Injured. Property for four
aiscta was badly wrecked.
.a~frai sehey and wife win leave Chi
cago this morning for louisville, KY
The ULted Mine Workers passed a reso.
tuition levying an assessment for pending
strike purposes
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international coort - cI,lo,.

Mexico City, January 7-The project for
an international court Of claims was nse-
scented at this mornings session Of the
ran American conference. Though ii ms
nor eXclted any feeling md therefore has
uol aNfneted the same amount OF ntten.
ton as the arbitration treaty, II is even
o. Greater practical Importance. Ii Is IN
Isalty itself a compulsory arbitration
sies involving nothing hut pecnniary
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Presidential Nominations

washington, January 27-The president
today sent the following nominations 70
the senate ''
- rostmaSterS Tor Texas: Henry A Cod,.
49, n+,'Il1Sg,u, Thomas l.. Ball, Decatur: R1b'
Navy Lieutenant Junior Grade. NM.
Mclean 60 be Il ucatcnapt e"'e' "''''N
ruSt ilrutenants to be CAPTAINS p,rt,,.,
corps; j.: e. Breckinrldge. Artbnr ~ N itsrIo
9 Ia bo " frit II Parker Second lieutenant
ard 'T p Nyy ilGuteh&nts. marine corps: Ricb
c, Beaumont ''''' ana joan
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r,, tL., ...,..
Of IN" schold 10 ~. uurIng lnc sessions
It, me Tn91n,nlitge en- contingent expenses
""CNouIH NY presented the Gro
rtratrd u",H,n j.. N'n tonly' recently
Torn, " !" Sru'no rom N'nIurEN Ter a
is, Xxx, W naN NI"I1, h'llHniAs AHrth t. 1903
SNIn tHf"rt PlIvru OF ulr'
rrrdcntiinis' ~ JJ,' uGg"'au presented the
trn gGgakcr who was reelected recently 20
,,ln,, w i"l ddGg.h OF SIN years, begin
"' in ,n mp,Gn i"u .a,.,,,.,, ,,.
the naGiuug,nE resolution providing for
~ n,, gsG1'r s taG cost Of mn sttmIon rnql
nn1,,n, wv hll w., VA NuglH ny what Is
VaI oorr wv, ,,ottt u"'Hm route Mf' scout w.
~ ghNc n9llr" luhl at some later time
hi n "ou'' a1af'Ss 'he senate upon the sab
A. r,,r.t t,.,
on, , i,"'v's 'in'Hu' nIt'lrH AucuUnn 70
"'',t iinn'' t't"u '%,SS WfpnI'R from M9nlIa
, Hr,'"H ',r,,','"g ,M"t1lun as ruurlshE
NJ H. ,,,', NJ 'I t ~ ~ i,'"ul'NNA IN ap'crh
lem, Wv "ph Su.t rue npOl"h was "rVh-
f., ,,i u NY ,Win.tlI' 'En tnaI MN were sent
w.. r. '3T", 49, ''uH''. iO' h''4HF less.
tha stot,,,,.,. s"''' W PW,l@ III WOW OF
MY ''",tu.'l''" nv iHlH ,'9h"lch me pleN'-
"nI I'Ln' ~ rvl'''H'I', "Gchmg,al wheaton
"hu lhh~N nHlrrrS I'm tue Philippines who
a., , ',la,'lE ln, h'N"lr Inr lIs. ucuon
J,9s,, "i'u,C"'n t'r,,5ulNE ne tWHpnineS /
lou EhoW VINO "engrnl wheaton Is, but
to yrs, pornt I ','', gWattl ooF nppolnte1
~ WEST ivlhI hN "a Srunlor or representa-
menl Such rcmarks ns he Is quoted MS
nn, wy hnde IRE however outrageous and
'' Mr.. lodge olnssl suggested that it
WWHouu Ne Wlsr To- ascertain before General
Nn''Ioh was itNlmahdrd, whether he
~ 'Ugu9 1NuC Iue statements Attributed
IN nHiccr or annuity and character and no
uaNlF a''lon Ought TO he tuken In such a
W. r
AL, ,et''r u2h mink there's any
unNht tnat General Wheaton said what ia
"Hin"UTVu 70 MN.
~ L'dSe- Ihere may bc u great deal
OF doubt 81 It,
Mr lriiGr continuing said such pitua,
,.r yw IL "uW a,tSym Wns one OF toe DRESSINGS
siI""'us out o. we conditions IN me Philip
piheH paulock, he asserted was to he
piscta upoh the mouth OF every man. con
siLvssmas 9r private citizen, and AZ Srlu'
n Isl ol INC anmihlStrRuon Philippine
pohcN was to De sllcnCed. He referred 10
tur Iuucism or senators who had antUgo-
Yp1.rvti Tue hdmihStrations policy to the
rargrd ''c cyo uGCi9E'hs toat they had been
Nc SAN that n senator after while win
"ut le ahlH 70 read on thiS hoor the D@lar-
hhii,on or independence without uhicctlng
lie said that II Professor Srhurman'a
speech was published IN the Philippines IL
Nus iEn99Wn over there that he proposed that
tne tllplnos ultimately should have Mer
independence ANYBODY" he asserted
who will criticize tho utternnces In tbNf
speech would criticize tho Declaration OF
lndependence II he dared to do So
Mr. Lodge said Mr.. Fellers statement
was silly" what President Srhur1onp
Sald In Bogtoh lid not In his oplnlon
concern the senate. The only point was
army had criticized IN, son,to "''ti" di9 ,otet
nnncar from the dispatch tbat Gcnnroi
Wheaton mad referred Ia The sSna+o az ~
Be Ind ncrfoct right to comment upon
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WASHINGTON NOTES

Washington, January y. The senate
committee on lnteraceanic canals did not
make q report today, but decided 10 have
near 'hsS beginning next Monday
me house today adopted resolution
ealing for documents relating ia the olJ
u"inlne ship Vermont, which was placrI
orr Of commission last summer. and also
pasSed hill to provide for the comnul tnr,.
attendance of witnesses before rspist az
"HN Iecelvers OF the general lind of6rn.
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The Spiders Survive,

Sherman, Texas, January y. state
EntomoiogIst MalIy today visited
the helds 10 STE the effect OF the
blizzard and snow ON the red wheat
spider and states that they have had
10 perceptible eject OH them ami
that they seem as vigorous as ever,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

N the house by Massrs Dartholdt tAfol and
election laws. Mr. Gibson was seleafed ~
prepare the measure, whose features We're
tentatively agreed upon
there was some discussion OF the Crum
packer hill, which reduces the congressional
representation in the South on ihe basis
OF the vote cast at elections, hut tho ecnti
ment OF nearly all the members present
was against H. P''''n'
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Ruhe Forms Wins Anai.,

Chicago. January 27.-Rubc FERNS, the
former victor weight champion. won a dc.
oisioon over Tim Murphy OF Australia to-
London, January 27.-Jim Williams Of
London at the National Sporting club to.
night defeated Pcdar Palmer I'm two rounds
iitnr me, bantam weight championship Of
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TIE INTERNATIONAL DAM.
Senator Turney Is at Washington Watch
ING the Matter

Washington, January ~ state Senator
W. w. Turney of III Paso arrived here to,
dag and viii remalp here for some time in
inc Interest Of the proposed International
Dam across the Rio Grandc at y Paso, a
pm providing for which has been intro.
iuced ln both the senate ana the house.
lie VIII be Joined tomorrow nv j n.
Harper and James A. smith, both Of IN
taso' Who, VIII assist him IN getting the
matter before the memDers Of congress.
Senator runey told The POST corfes1ond
ent TINS evening that he would not he a
Paso district "'
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN.

They Held a Caucus to Prepare a Fed.
eral Election Bill
Washington, January ~ AT caucus 10.
night of Southern republicans In congress
steps were taken looklns To the preparatlon
Or measure TO he introduced In holm
honses comprising au amalgamaton OF the
best features OF the bill already presented
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NEWS FROM MANILA.
Ten Men Of the Marine CORPS Are sell
MISSING,

Manila. January 2T,-The ten men Of the
command % Captain David u portnp ~
me United states marine c0rps. who fsiled
70 return from the expedition into the IN
,S ;,l OF samar when Captain Porter and
me coast OF that island January 2i are
return is entertained. '" sH'e
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Piles Cured Without the Knife
piitehlng;. Blind, Bleeding or ProtrndInv
llies. Your druggist Will refund yons
money unn 81 y rAzo OINTMENT fails 10 cure
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Waco. Texas January eT,-The Waco
twenty-five live bird handicap shoot was
postponed TN Wednesday morning because
Of the cold weather.
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FOREIGN

II Is said that the brlg7nds have re-
ceycd their reward, and IT d. probable
that Miss stone aud her companion are
free
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Zero
TO CURE A COLD IN oNr nAv

dfnsri ,.ps1 rat Promo ounine Tablets. An
l. W. Groves signature Is on each bo. ere gre
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THE SABINE SIP CHANNEL.
Mr. Belts Of Orange VIII Look After
the Project.
tSpeclnl IN Tho po.tN
Especial to The Post1

IopVtINI 70 Inc Tost0
Washington, January -. Messrs. Charles
NJ Reia and Waiter C. Stewart Of orange
anu nnu john q Goodhue and w, G. TyrroN OF
bsaumont leit for their homes today via
PittsOurg and Chicago. va"
night. N'''Su l'-
Bettis uf orange Will remain Tor some tlac
IN me interest Of the improvements of the
sabine lake channel which have been nSeTd
t9r hu{ SO FAR lt has not been Determined
sion. ""''"s seS-
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The treaty with Denmark calls for pay.
nent by tho United states Of 100000
for the Danish West Indies.
Senator Cafmack has introduced mi.
nurity report on the Philippine tarin set
ting forth the views Of his party.
The ways aud means committee is now
listening to arguments for reduction Of
the war taxes.
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WASHINGTON.

Texas republicans do not like the course
which is being pursued by Congressman
Slayden in regard to patronage.
Congressman Lanham has nothing TO say
regarding the withdrawal OF Colonel Camp
sell.
The president viii insist on the congress
nassing an lsthmian canal bill.
VI. Kleberg opposes the Iiaupt plan be-
s-dse the possibility Of a failure may prove
a menace to the future Of the port.