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SAYS THEY'RE INCIDENT.
Report of the Committee on :
Military Education.

London, June 9.-The report OF
the committee on military education
and training, issued Saturday, furn-
ishes the strongest official cor,
roboration of the inefficiency of tho
officers of the British army. The wit.
nesses were unanimous in saying
that the junior officers were lament.
ably deficient in military knowledge,
Ind in zeal. The committee finds
that the young officers will not work
unless compelled to do SO, that
''keenness is out of fashion" and that
sit is not correct FORM"
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Live Stock.

Kansas City, June 9.-Cattle-Market
slow and lower: beef steers, S.. 2506.5 so;
native cows, $2.40G5.10; native stockers,
$4,000 $50. Hogs-Market steady and
higher at S52597. 421s. Sheep-Market
steady on best and lower for Texas Of
ferings; sheep, $4.50a575; lambs, $5O0a
rs.
Chicago, June 9.-Cattle-Good to prime
steers, $7.25Q7.75; stockers and feeders,
s2.50q5.25; Texas fed steers, S40044. 49,
Hogs-A1ixed and butchers, S705lD7. go
Sheep-Good to choice wethers, $5-5OG6.05:
western sheep, s5.OO96.10; native lambs.
$475d6.S5.
st. Louis, June 9.-Cattle-Beef- steers,
$4.25GI40; stockers and feeders, $3.50
AS; Texas fed steers, S4.25Q5.70. Hogs
Pigs and lights. Sc. 65G7O0; butchers. 500
@7.45. Sheep-Natives, $4.0945.60: lambs.
s5.OOQ7.OO.
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AWFUL HOLOCAUST.
Inmates of Chicago sanitarium
Caught in a Fire Trap.
Al Least Ten Persons Are Dead and
30 others SerIOusIy-I1any Victims
Were I'm DeIirium
Tremens.

Chica go, June 10.-Sine men and
one woman were killed and about
30 persons were injured in a fire
which yesterday afternoon destroyed
the sanitarium conducted by the ST.
isuke's society at Wabash avenue
and Twenty-first street. The. society
occupied the. building which was
long known as the Hotel Woodruff
and for a brief period as the Hotel
Lancaster. By far the greater por-
don of the patients received in the
institution were those seeking cure
from the drink habit and those WHO
were addicted to the use of drugs
When the fire broke out there were
on the fifth floor a number of pa
tients suffering from delirium
fremens and some who were de-
ranged by drugs. Several of these
were strapped to their beds and it
was found it was impossible to save
them. SO rapidly did the fire spread
through the building. The fire orig
mated in the basement of the
building and spread rapidly to the
upper stories through the elevator
shaft.
The fire department was on the
scene within a few minutes and as
the windows were filled with people
shrieking for help the firemen de-
voted their first efforts to save the
lives and allowed the fire to burn.
While this was the means of saving
large number of people, who were
carried down ladders by the fremen,
TT gave the fire such Roadway that
there was almost no chance for
those on the upper floors of the
building to make their escape, and
such of them as were not suffocated
were killed or badly injured by leap
ing from the windows. -,--a----
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The Answer of the Packers.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 9.-The an.
swer of the packers to the quo war
ranto or antitrust proceedings OF
Attorney General Crow to debar
them from doing business in Mis-
souri, was filed in the supreme court
Saturday. In brief, the whole an.
swer is an attack on the Missouri
laws in the case, and is rather de-
lance than anything else.
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Sad Death of Missouri Farmer

Fayette, Mo-, June s.-Jerry Jen
hings, a young farmer, died at hi,
home ten miles south of here from
a/gunshot wound received in a scuf.
file with his father. They had quar-
relied over the hiring of help. Ths
old man entered the house to get his
shotgun, threatening his son. The
boy wrested the gun from his father
and struck it over log to break it
The jar discharged the weapon.
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Useless to Remove Bodies.

Paris, June 10.-Dr. Lidin, after
visiting ST. Pierre in an official ca
pacity, reports that it would be use
less to remove the bodies buried in
the ruins of the city since the iso-
lation of the site, where once the
city stood, prevents danger to the
public health. He thinks that the
village of Carbet can be reinhabited
without risk of infection.
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Thousands of shriners at Frisco.

San Francisco, June 10.-The
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, who
have journeyed from all parts of the
country to this city to attend their
imperial council this week, have
reached an oasis where perfect
weather prevails. Over 1900 mem
bers of the order reached here Sum
day and several thousand more ar
rived Monday.
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Dead BEFORE the Altar:

Bay City, Mich, June 10.-After
saturating his clothing with kero-,
sene oil, Joseph Reich set fire to
himself in tie Catholic church at
remains were discovered in front of
the altar. Holes had been burned
through the church floors by his
blazing body. Reich was the organ
list of the church and a teacher in
the church school.
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>Denounces Pleasure In College.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, June 10.-In
the baccalaureate sermon at VassaI
college President Taylor spoke OF
the 'Deadening effect of pleasure.
seeking on all the higher activities OF
life" and expressed the opinion that
all that is good in our lives is threat.
ened by the pleasure-seeking spirit OF
the present age. Many students, he
said, feel that the best thing to be
gotten from college is the chance for
q good time:
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Six Men Indicted for Conspiracy.

Guthrie, Ok, June 1O.-Frank Will
ION, John Simpson, John Harper, Ed
sard Norris. Thomas Fogarty and
William Vannoy, of Cleveland county,
lave been indicted for conspiracy,
n that they employed Ku Klux
Methods to drive Helen Bonner, a ne
,ro woman, from her claim.
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This Strike Was "Irregular."

Denver, Col, June 1o.-The Building
Trades council has declared off the
strike that has paralyzed all build
ing in Denver for the past two weeks
directly affecting 5000 mechanics
The calling off of the strike is sait
to be the result of an order from
The National Building Trades coun
iii, which declared the strike irregu
lar.
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A Nat,ona, Bank Trust.

Z Chicago, June 1O.-A letter dated
New York, June 5, has been ISSUED
on the letter heads of the NORTH
American Trust company and signed
by S. II. Scudder, 135 Broadway
New York, giving the details of the
plans for combining banks in al
state capitals and financial center,
under one ownership, one bank il
each center.
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Suicide in a Kansas city Hotel.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 10.-J. W..
Railey, aged So, travelling salesman
for a Kansas City packing house,
committed suicide last night in the
Victoria hotel. He leaves wife at
Nowata, I. r., and son in this city
by his first wife, from whom he was
divorced.
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Indian Treaties Reported.

Springfield, ILL.,, June give hun
dred excursionists arrived here Sat
urday in attendance upon the second
annual pilgrimage of the Lincoln
Mckinley association to the national
Lincoln monument in the Oak Ridge
cemetery. All the members of tn,
association voted for both Lincolg
and Mckinley in the presidential
campaigns.
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He Can UtIIlze Liebtninr.

London, June 1O.-A dispatch te
the Daily Mail from Las Palmas
Canary islands, says that a promi-
nent engineer of that town named
Figueres claims to have discovered a
method of utilizing atmospheric
electricity without chemicals or dy-
namos and that he is able to make
practical application of his method
without employing any motive force
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Washington, June 9.-In the sen,
lite Saturday Mr.. Depew IN. " ad-
dressed the senate in advocacy of
;he bill appropriating s1O,oOo,ooO for
The purchase of 100000 acres of
ind for a national forest reserve
Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Ten
lessee.
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Ed Buffers Trial at Colunb,a.

st. Louis, June 1O.-Columbia, il
Boone county, was<selected by Judge
O'Neill Ryan as the place where Ei
Butler should stand trial on the tive
charges of attempted bribery TO,
which he was indicted by the Febru
airy grand jury. The trial of Col. But
Ter win probably begin next week.
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Great service In Pretoria.

Pretoria, June 10.-A great reli-
eious service was held here Sunday
concurrently with the Thanksgiving
services in London. Gen. Kitchener,
5000 troops and 10000 civilians were
present. Ten bands led the singing.
The archbishop of Cape Towr
preached the sermon.
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oronje, vessels and Botha Interviewed.

Hamilton, Bermuda, June THE
Boer officers who have been living
in the prison camps on the islands
near here have been allowed their
liberty on parole. Several of them
came ashore here and were inter.
viewed. Gems. Cronje, Vessels, Botha
and others, were reticent but they
said they were glad the war was over
and would be delighted to get back
to their homes.
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Ate an Electric Light Globe.

Dallas, Tex, June 9.-Finniss
Brock, white man, committed sui
eide in the Tom Green county Jail at
San Angelo by chewing up the globe
of an incandescent electric light. He
inflicted wounds in his mouth and
throat from which he bled to death.
Brock was accused of criminal assault
on a young white woman.
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The Pope. Gift to Roosevelt.

Rome, June 1O.-The pope was
delighted with President Roosevelt's
gift of a complete set of the latter's
works, and the pontiff issued orders
that Mosaics of ST. Peters and the
vatican be transmitted to the presi-
dent. with his thanks. These Mosaics
are magnificent specimens Of this
branch of art and are made at the
vatican workshops.
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union of Farm L.borer..

Denver, Col, June THE Ameri-
an Labor union, just organized here
% enter politics, will make an effort
% organize the farmers and farm
lands of the west and to have them
cooperate with the American Labor
lnion in political contests.
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To Escape Military Service.

Copenhagen, June Emigration
from this port to the United States
is assuming increasing proportions.
The emigrants are mostly young
Swedes, who are leaving for Ameri-
ca, partly on account of the more
stringent military service regu-
IatiOnS
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rheir .Dusoat,. C.,ed In.

Guthrie, Ok, June 10.-Absalou
Kidd, wife and son, the latter q
years old, were caught by the cave-il
of their "dugout" on a claim il
Woodward county, and the father
and SON were killed.
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CITY in Guatemala Destroyed.

San Francisco, June S.-The steam
ar Palena, which arrived from south
crn points, brings the news that the
town of Retalbulen, situated at the
foot of Mount Tacoma, in Guatemala.
has been buried under a mass of lava,
stones and ashes thrown from the
volcanic crater, and probably 1000
of its people have persisted.
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Amnesty to American. I'm Cuba.

Havana, June 10.-President Palma
Yesterday signed the bin granting
amnesty to all Americans under SEN
fence or awaiting trial in Cuba and
proceedings have been begun by the
courts to quash the complaints
eoainst such Americans and liberate
chose who are in Jail.
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An Engine Fails into the River.

Oklahoma City, Ok, June 1O.-The
false work of a bridge across the
South Canadian on the Oklahoma
City & Western railway yesterday
let an engine into the water Is feet
below, fatally injuring Fireman Will
liam Wilson.
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D,scovered am Illic,t D,st,Ilery.

New York, June 7.-Firemen who
responded to an alarm for fire in
large country house at Yonkers
last night discovered one of the larg-
est illicit distilleries ever found in
the vicinity of New York. A man
known by the name of Harris had
leased the place as summer home.
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choler. Has Invaded Pekin.

Washington, June 10.-A cablegram
received at the state department
from Minister Conger reports that
q fatal case of cholera has appeared
In the Japanese barracks at Pekin,
the victim having recently arrived
from Tien Tsin.
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centennial Anniversary of West Point.

West Point, n. Y, June 1O.-The
centennial anniversary exercises of
the establishment of the United
States military academy began Mon
cay and continued until Thursday,
when the present first-class cadets,
So members, will be graduated. Dis
finguished officers of the army are
here.
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TO BE. absorbed by Other Roads.

Omaha, Neb., June 1O.-It was
senli-officially announced yesterday
that the Union Pacific will formally
take over the st. Joseph & Grand
Island road July 1 and that at the
same time the Kansas City & Omaha
and the Quincy. Omaha & Kansas
City roads will be absorbed by the
Rrrlington.
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Eau Claire, Wis, June 10.-Rev.
Gjermind Hoyme, president of the
United Norwegian church of Ameri-
ca, is dead here. Bishop Hoyme had
been ailing for long time and death
was not unexpected.
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Princeton, N. j., June 10.-Wood-
.ow Wilson, head of the department
" Jurisprudence and politics, was
yesterday elected president of
Princeton university in place of
francis Landey Patton, resigned.
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Lawrence, Kan, June IA seed
house here yesterday received .
large telegraphic order for seeds to
be sent by express for the restock
ing Of Boer farms in South Africa
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Grain md Provisions

Kansas City. June 9.-Sales by sample
on track: Wheat-No. hard 691aG70c:
No. hard, 69c; No. red. 72c; No. > red,
Tic Corn-No. 2 mixed, 59d591Ec; No 3
mix 3D. 5Sk959c; No. 2 white. 62G62lkc:
No. white, 614611sc. Oats-No. 2 mixed.
41c; 10. mixed, 40c; No. white 40
41kc; No. 3 white, 43144c. Rye-No, O. $50
Coo Hay-Timothy, $6.O0412.o0s prairie.
A.00G10.5O. Eggs. 14c per doz. Poultry
Broilers, 20c; hens, &c; roosters. 171zI29e
each: turkeys, 71SG9c; ducks 71s9t5c;
geese, 4c; pigeons. S1.00 per dDz. Butter
Creamery, extra fancy. zoe per h.;
dairy, 1Sc; store packed, Szsc. Potatoes.
75G90e per blu. Beans, green and wax.
5O675c per 1-3 bu. Lettuce, 25930e per blu.
Asparagus, 5G10c psr doz. punches.
Spinach, 2OG25c per bu Onions. new.
s0@s0c per blu. Cabbage. 500 per cwt.
Radishes, 591Oc per dog. Cucumbers, so
per doz. Apples. M5G2.50 Strawberries.
2.e063.50 per crate, Raspherrfes, black.
300 per crate: red. $ao0940o Goose
berries. 81 .OOG150 per crate. Blackberries.
$1.5O62.OO per crate.
Chicago and st. Lo1Is Cash Crain.
Chicago, June 9-wheat-No. 2 red.
79QS0c; No. 8. 77hG79zc: No hard vim
ter, 741x976c; No. 3. 721s@75c; No. north
ern spring. 131zGT41hc; No Q. 721z0T55zcS
No 3, 766z1ke. - Corn-No. 2, 63463kcs
No. 3. 621k@e3e Oats-No. 2. 42h0<se: No.
I 4i@42c.
St. Louis, June 9.-Wheat-Ne. q red
cash. elevator. 7ec: track. 77Qf7xe: No.
hard. 7z1k674c. Corn-No, cash. 6zcs
track. SIC. Oats-No. 2 cash. 42c; track
ls,ac; No. 9 white. l6lH04ec
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Boston, June 10.-Albert Champion
defeated Bobby Walthour by IA
miles in q 25-mile motor-paced race
at the Revere track last night. The
time was 1885 rs.
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Tried to .Ride the Vaves..

Peoria, ILL.,, June 10.-Daniel >Shultz
and wife, of Pekin, were drowned last
night while boat-riding. They were
in a light skiff and attempted to ride
the waves from the wheel of the
steamer Bald Eagle.
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Sew serviee Lune ~

Oklahoma City, Ok, June s.-The
Frisco railroad will begin operating
its new line between this city and
Chickasha. l. T, on June Ia
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NAY SETTLE THE STRIKE.
Commissioner of Labor, Represent
ing the President. Confers with
Anthracite Miners Leader. -

New York, June 10.-Presiden.
John Mitchell, of the United Mint
Workers union, arrived here late
yesterday afternoon, having beer
sent for by Carroll d. Wright, United
States commissioner of labor, who il
here investigating the anthracite
zeal miners strike.
Commissioner Wright said of the
visit of President Mitchell: "Prest
dent Mitchell has given me all the in
formation / wanted and it will be
presented to President Roosevelt
can say that 1 am now in possession
of the facts on the miners side oi
the issue and tomorrow 1 will sea
the operators"
Morgan Hanged in Emgy.
.Wilkesbarre, Pa, June 9Th.
hanging in efigy of J. Pierpont Mon
gan in one of the streets of Soutl
Wilkesbarre by crowd of men and
boys was the only incident to mai
the stiffness of the Wyoming valley
this morning. After the effigy hae
been hung the crowd cheered ane
pelted the object with stones until
the police came along and dispersed
the several hundred persons thai
made up the throng.
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His Faith Was Lacking.

Not every childish mind can fathom
the mystery of the ,omnipresence OF
Deity. Little Tommie was one of
these. He had been sent to bed
alone. His cot was upstairs and the
thunder rolled and lightning flashed
numerically. He lay quietly until he
could no longer stand it, and then
his little nightgowned figure appeared
at the head of the stairs.
'Ma!" he cried.
eyes, my son. came the rejoinder.
''I'm afraid, ma. 1t thunders so, and
I'm all alone" ...
go back to bed, Tommie," came his
mothers voice. 'Don't you know
nothing can hurt you?"
Tommie went back to bed, but not to
stay.
''Ma!" he cried again, and this time
the little figure was halfway down.
stairs.
''Tommie," called his mother, "don't
you know I have told you nothing can
hurt you? God is always with you.''
''Then ma" and this time there
came an audible sniff from. the weep
ing Tommie, ''you come up and sleep
wit God, and let me sleep with pa"
Chicago Chronicle.
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A WAY TO KILL MOTHS.
~ Which Blankets, Furs and Wool.
ems May he Preserved for
the SUMMER, aN Ff

Moth protection is much more than
half accomplished when a garment
is brushed free from dust, stains,
spots and any soil removed, and every
fold, and seam scanned closely for a
deposit of moth eggs. If it can be
made sure that none of the latter are
in the garment, it is easy and cheap
to keep them out. Immediately on
finishing the cleansing and inspect
ing treatment, slip the. garment into
a bag made of. calico or muslin, that
will hold it easily, and that has not
the smallest break or tear, says the
New York Post. Close the opening
by running the ends together in the
sewing machine and lay away on a
shelf or in a trunk, as preferred. A
housekeeper who has kept blankets,
furs and clothing year in and year
out in this way, here in moth-infest-
ed New York, gives this as her ad.
vice, after her long and successful
experience. Sometimes" she says,
II dip cloth in turpentine and drop
it in the bag with my blankets, and
l always go over the closet shelves,
or the trunk, or the bureau drawer
in which I pack away this bagged
clothing, etc., with brush dipped in
turpentine. Moths won't eat cotton
or linen, and if you are very careful
to keep them out of the garment till
it is into the bag, they are out for
the summer. Don't use cheesecloth
for the bags; it is too sleazy. Use
any clean firm cotton or linen mate
rial. Old pillow cases that are not
broken or worn through anywhere
are useful for the purpose Many
things accumulate in the house that
may be used, light silesia dress lin.
ings, faded chambray, percale, or
linen dress skirts, and the like. I
have such articles ripped and washed,
and made into straight bags of va.
rious sizes. These accumulate in my
linen closet ready for the spring
packing away"
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TAKING A MAN UNAWARES.

Bland, Mo-, June 3O.-F. B. Crider
describes very graphically how he
was overtaken by an enemy and his
narrow escape, he says:
"For years I have been troubled
with Kidney Disease which came on
me so gradually that did not know
what it was until the pains in my
back warned me that it was Kidney
Trouble.
II began treatment at once and
used one medicine after another but
without help till at last l was just
about to give up in despair.
'Just then heard of Dodd's Kid
ney Pills and bought few boxes and
began to take them. They helped me
from the first and now I am COM
pletely cured. "Dodd's Kidney Pills
s the only medicine that ever did Inc
ny good. They are worth their
weight in gold"
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HERE. THERE ANDELsEwHERE

New Zealand's crown lands arc now
disposed of for 900 years.
Cork weighs Is pounds per cubic
foot, gold 1855 pounds.
The world-famous Diesel engine is
to be built at South Worcester, Mass
China raises and consumes more
ducks than any other country in the
world.
The Jewish population of London
has more than doubled within 20
years.
Guernsey is Che only portion Of the
British empire where con scription is
enforced.
London bridge, when widened, will
be lighted from the center and not
from the sides.
The population of the German n:
pire includes 100000 who use the
Polish language.