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COUNTY REC0RDER'S
 REGENT WORK
Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week.
RELIABLE INFORMATION.

POWER OF ATTORNEY. Sara 0 Perkins Co Frank H Perkin
 PRooY OF LABOR. 5 nines by Copper King Of Arizon . l2 mines by J 0 White. es al. 5 mines by I W Wallace.
 BOND E Braun to W H Myers.
 LEASE. 1h,s Higeins to G E Tomlinson. Wm Kline to Mrs Julia Fred- ericks.
 cHArrEL MORTGAGES U Glenn to Wm Couan.
 R. K. MORTGAGES Frank Girsrgi to P B Waraekros ct al. Herman Durand to Luis Musso. R B Golding to Bank of Douglas. H Skog to Nels Oterssrom- Geo W Swain to J V Vicksrs. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Sterling Gold & Copper Go. SUBTRACTION oy MORTGAGE Wm Cowan to J Glenn. Douglas City Bank to 1 W Litoh- field.
 NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. John Hortsmman to Thos Ksvsn. augh, ct sl.
 BILL oY sALH.
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District Court in Tonbstone vii convene on Monday Leo. let.
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Two cases ,f smallpox N Stafford gre reported.
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From Tuesday's Daily.
 No western mail arrived today.
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Frou IMopday's D1iis,

rhos H ii,I,sh va sn ou,goi ng passenger today for B sbee.
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b WaYnesYoe to Martin Costello {.
 DEED OF TRUST Anna L Stillman to Title Gusran- tee & Trust Co. NJ 0 High 70 Title Gusrsosee & Trust Go.
 Wm Bolton to Title Guarantee & Trust Go.
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- dpessn C oa every boz es sbs ss.sins AL0ative Brom0 uinine T.s,ss.
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Oklahoma boiled 5000 votes at the recent election That territory is making rap i'd growth and certainly is entitled to statehood.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 To whom it may concern: You afss hereby notified that the under signed noi longer holds himself responsible for supplies of any nature or work of any. kind performed on the Copper King and Maid of Sunshine mines, situated m Turquois Distinct, Cochise Co, ,r>Ari. zona, said mines now being under bond to John Taylor and Lee alatney, and [ will not be responsible for any debts con- racted:thereon.
 Signed. I WM. HoLNHs Oae l To n,,s,ae, Jias 2, f9o3,
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CORONATION BAzAk.

The coronation bazaar, which Is probably
the biggest affair OF its kind ever held
and an organization which was chiefly due
to the energy of Mrs. Cornelius Adair,
Mrs j. II. Choate and other prominent
Americans, was opened by queen Alex
andra this afternoon. The bazaar was held
under a temporary structure covering 100
90 square feet In the botanical gardens,
Regents park. 1t was in aid of the hos.
pitul for sick children. over 1900 ticket )
AZ guinea each were sold In advance.
bank has been established on the
gnound. Dinners were arranged by Ritz
at guineas per meal without wine and
altogether every facility was offered to
those desiring to spend money.
Shortly after Queen Alexandra passed on
her way to open the bazaar the decorations
across Langham place heavy and sodden
with rain, were caught In a squat of
wind and fell dragging down mass OF
coping from the top OF All Souls church.
Miss Strenthy, believed 10 he n Canadian,
Jured.
one of the features was to have been the
railing of number Of motor cars,
pianos and various articles Of Jew
elry. For these tickets to the value OF
thousands oe pounds sterling had already
been sold, but the police interviewed. IN
the house OF commons Yesterday the homo
secretary, Mr.. Richie. announced that the
proposed rathes were q violation Of the law
aud that they would rot be permitted
me queen In semlstate. with an escort
Of NE guards ana accompanied by several
members or the royal family, drove mp to
Regents park Mt 1 o'clock this afternoon.
Her majesty was welcomed by the duke
hnd duchess. Of. Fire the duke and lnchess
OF Ieck and other notahilitics. The In
alan princes the colonial premiers almost
all the members Of diplomatic corps many
OF ne ministers ana Representatives Of the
nohillty were assembled on q daiS from
Which' anna fanfare OF trum9ets, the
queen occurred tue hazaar on9ned.
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AN EXCITING TIME.
Row in the Aho-Anerioan Council Owe
Election Of Officers.

Row in the Aho-Anerioan Council Over
Election Of Officers.
ST. Paul, Ninn, July 1O-A storm broke
out In the Afro-Amerlcan council today
as the result Of the election Of orficers
and for a dime the scene on the floor OF
the convention was intensely exciting.
The trouble is said to have been preclpl.
tated by fear on the part Of the ri ing
faction TINT the insurgents had become
sufficiently strong 70 GUST them from OF.
nee. Yesterday a motion was made adj
yancing the time for he election Of OF.
hcTs 90 o'clock this afternoon. Many
OF the delegates. II Is said, misunderstood
the change IN the hour for the election and
as consequence only about twenty were
IN attendance today when rae report OF
the nominating committee naming the Of
ucers Sc lccLel hy the -Nling faction was
presented and adopted.
Not until the time tor the installation Of
the now officers arrived did the Tin
surgents' gain n knowledge OF the coup.
Protests came from a large number of dele
Included In the nominating committees re-
port. As a consequence the officers could
not he installed and the matter will be
further discussed tomorrow.
The officers elected were as follows;
President, Thomas T. Fortune, Jersey City;
vice presidents, W. A Pledeer, Georgia;
George II. White, North Carolina; j G..
Bancy, North Carolina: l. b. Scott Louis
lana; H. +. Johnson. f. II, Deas, South
Carolina; hninclal secretary Frederick T.
tary. Mrs. Fannie Barnett Wilkins
Booker T. Washington delivered an ad-
dress to n large audience at the house of
Hope Church tonight
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UNCLE SANE I've SAVED LITTLE NssT tee ALL THE sa1l!,

at which $500 members Of the union were
present mo- action was tnkeu toward a
sympathetic STRIFE 10 favor NJ the striking
freight handlers was taken and matters
were LEFT as they existed before the meet.
Ing was called.
The gathering was stormy and there was
an overwhelming sentiment among the men
In favor Of a strike. An official declaration
10 this effect was prevented by the officers
Of the union. while tnere will he 10 action
by the Transfers as a body, 1t IS likely that
the men individually VIII refuse TO take
freight 10 the freight houses when request
ed not To do SO by the pickcts Of the freight
handlers. While the unlon Will not aid the
freight handlers, the mcmhrrs nf the union
say without hesitation that they VIII DO as
they choose.
Five striking freight handlers were ar
rested today Ia connection with the nlleged
murder Of Holm Laulers, also striker.
Lauders Is said To- have been Killed las
nlaht during nm exciting argument over the
strike, in which ue declared his iuteatlon To-
return To work today. II is claimed that
ms soon az he made this declaration, the
group ~ freight handlers 10 whom he had
been talking began 10 abuse him and a
short time aftcrward he was found in a
hallway with his throat cut He was taken
To a hospital where he died.
Daniel GioBau, another freight handler.
was arrested last night upon suspicion Of
having been Implicated In Landers murder.
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HOUSTON.

John c. Brown. Katy switchnnn, was
crushed to death under the wheels OF d
car In the Yards mt 4 a. m. Thursday
The employees Of the Houston aud Texas
Central shops win not strike at this time
The movement has not apparently much
support among the greet majority of the
men.
There were no new Developments Of I'M
portunce IN the strike situation at the
southern Pacific shops yesterday. The rnlr
prevented the oTen afr meeting on coutt
house square scheduled for last night. 4
mass meeting is announced for tonight Al
O'Clock.
John p. Forbes. travelling salesman fal
d. NJ. Ferry & Co., seedsmeu OF Detroit
Mich. committed suicide at the Hotel Lo
gan yesterday morning.
Mrs. Ira J.. Davis was In most critcN
condition at a late hour last night and her
life II desparel OF.
The Manufacturers Association held At
important meeting last night. charter
Is 10 be applied for.
The Land and immigration Association OF
Houston is to be organlzed on a very sub
stantial basis
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

LONDON The report Of the committee
! appointed by he admiralty 70 consider the
comparative utility n various type OF boil
ers says that no type Of water tube boiler
at present in Use Is so economical rs the
cylindrical boiler.
CLEVELAND. Ohlo.-J. L. Denny Of
tlttsbure president Of one Of the branches
Of the glass workers union, said last nigh
that his followers have cut loose from tho
Knights Of Labor and hereafter would be
independent.
SAN JUAN. P R.-Exports from Porto
Rico to foreign countries for the fiscal year
ended June 30 Increased 81 per cent oyer
the total NJ such exports for last year
the Increase in the Islands exports to
the United States was IS per cent over
the total for the last fiscal year.
BERLIN.-Prof. Schiemann, who occupies
the chair Of modern history in the Berlin
as being a man of the highest political
! capacity, and says the Philippine procla-
/ nation gives fuller amnesty than Great
Drltain'S terms to the Beers, for by a
stroke Of the pen he has transferred the
government Of the Philippines from the
military to the civil authorities"
BOSTON.-Close upon the announcement
OF the Yale mission 10 China has come
information Of movement on the part
OF Harvard university. which promises ia
rectly represent the college there I'm the
Snme way In which other bodies Of stu.
G'sits VIII stand Tor Aaie' S interest ln
pRov1nrvrr y VIVA. .A, oo.-.a
ZION n, me Rontjst. yonno i.aonIe,v Iin}or
deit to- Vii Ln rroee,,+ It 10 S"'p 1"Vo'
NtyV yopE i{f.S+ roy c.u.
clare sors Linz Pr a. S, oalIao ue-
thr noTfIoi,s ~ ,bo t n =
recently from Paris I'm tbn ilnstrot ~ nv na
ners aro eHtraor mi ~ tIG lluslrute9 pa
unbroWu couple who appeared In Cullao
recently.
CHICAGO ro,ders ,ro,,,h+
handler, woa killed last Mn bts i' Jdstb
beme fbc indJrnct r~sSIt ~ us u ,,i,I
landers announced ,hat he intended ~
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NO MALIGNANT DISEASE.
English Medical Journals Assert The
King Is Free from Cancer.
THE WOUND IS GRANuLATING WELL,
Coronation May Occur on August 9, Sub
jet TO the Approval OF His
Malestys Physicians.
TIE WOUND IS GRANuLATING WELL

London. July i0.-An authoritative state.
ment regarding the health of King Ed.
ward was published in today's issue of the
British Medical Journal. 1t says: I'm
view OF the fact that sinister stories con.
tinue to be manufactured and printed II
may again be stated as emphaticaiy as
possible that during the operation no trace
Of malignant disease was observed, that
no suspicion Of any kind has arisen since
and that the medical attendants are quite
satisfied that his majesty's constitution is
thoroughly sound q"
The British Medical Journal adds: The
progress Of the last week has been every
thing that could be desired. The wound,
though still deep Is graduating we'll The
last ten days the improvement in his
majcsty's general health has been remark
ably rapid. The king has regained his
strength nlmost completely and ~ able To
take restricted diet with n good appetite. -
The Lancet also stigmatiZes as lies
the sensational rumors circulated and says:
There is not and never has been the
falntest shadow or ghost OF q suspicion
Of any malignant disease"
The Lancet specifically asserts that the
king l. free from cancer
II is stated on good authority that sub
ject TO tho approval of King Edward S
physicians the coronation will occur Au-
gust o.
The bulletin on King Edwards condition
posted AZ Buckingham palace at 10 o'ctock
this morning says:
The kings condition continues to be sat
isfactory.
"Treves.
Hi% II king,
Barlow"
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ly decorated and IT was quite an sl,,,,,

ly decorated and IT was quite an class.
wedding. eissdl
DEDIOT-LovEJOY. - Hillsboro ~.
July iO.-Mr. Joe Dediot OF West ana NY
Matte Loyejoy were married AZ 80 a s.i'
night by Rev. Jerome Duncan. II w as
pretty at.homc wedding.
THOMAS SCOTT. Caldwell. rsv.. u.
lO.-Married, about eight miles a.,
Caldwell, on yesterday evening. Pav q
Klmbler officiating, Mr.. VIII Tha,s,sn 4! y
Miss Anna Scott. Both parties reside =, ~
Tunis. ~s'.e isS
SIMPSON BOWERS. - Caldwell. ~.
July 10--Last night MIR. Robert s,rn..
and Miss Ola Bowers, both Of rsMrsr
were married at the residence of NJ les
Mayfeld, an uncle of the bride, Rev III
Kimbler Of the Methodist church osIa'.
Ing. From the residence Of Mr. Wsvs.s
the bride and groom, with an escort N tM.
young friends, repaired TO the resias,a
OF Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Simpson. psrerts
the groom, where refreshme1ts ~
served.
CRADDOCK-EWIN .-Corsicana Ts,.
July mir. S. J. Craddock and Miss Mar
Ewing were married this morning. Ri 3
are popular in society.
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NATIONAL GUARD INVITED
To Take Place in the Fall Meneuvers at
Fort Riley.


Washington. July IA An official order
Issued by the war department today Invites
the 90 operation Of all the National Guard
within communicating distance OF Fort
Riley, Kan. to Iolu 10 the military maneu-
yers to be held at that post about the cnd
OF September, The order gives al lutlma
tson of the extent If the maueuyers, which
PROMISE 10 be on q larger scale imam mas
heretofore been contemplated General
Corhn announced that there win bc three
regiments OF the regular infantry engaged
la the war games ana no hopes to huYV The
cooperation ~ at least SIX additional resi.
ments OF guards from the dinerent states,
milking n total iufuutry force of nine regl-
ments IL Is announced also that the regu-
lar army VIII furnish the cavalry and ar,
tiileTy forces necessary 10 conduct tho
maneuvers on the contemplated large scale.
The Invitation Tor the cooperation Of tho
National Guard has been addressed 10 the
governors OF all the States In the Union
q Is specified Ia the announcement hat the
united states can not pay any Of the cost
Of travel or maintenance OF the State troops
during the meeting bnt VIII sell .uppllcs
to them NJ the army rates. II Is urged
that the guards OF the different States meet
at Fort Riley Instead of the usual place fur
holding their developments.
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credlt Giuen to KAN.

Londcn, July lo.-The announcement that
Secretary Hay has succeeded IN arrang.
Ing for the departure OF foreign troops from
Tien Tsin has been received with consid-
cradle interest here. The Globe this after.
noon. commenting upon the matter, says.
IAN the pargies are 10 BE- congratulated.
bur especial credit Is due 10 Mr.. Hav. we
should have preferred that the British GOV.
eminent mad taken the lead In 3rinEius
about this solution instead of merely sun.
porting MI. Hay"
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Every State Represented.

Providence h. l., July 10.-Delegates
were present from every State and Terri
tory in this country and from Canada and
Mexico when the Baptist Young Peoples
Union OF America met FOR their annual cun-
Nenuon Ia this city today. Nearly 10000
delegates, half OF whom arrived here dur
ing tAs night and early today, congregntcd
in Infantry hall and the First Baptist
church for the opening praise service which
began at $50 The convention, which will
continue until Saturday, was formally called
70 order by President Chapman OF Chica 20.
The program Is of unusual interest Among
those scheduled 90 take part are Rev DE-.
II. +, Perry Of Chicago, Prof ]. NJ. Stiier
yenport Iowa, and Rev. DR.. r. II. Conwell
OF PHILADELPHIA.
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TEXAS DEATHS.

POLCAK.-Industry Texas, July ln-N
Frank Polcak, a resident Of this COMM
lily for the past forty-hye years, died ben
yesterday; aged 81 years. fs3
TREADWAY.-Gre Texas July II
Mrs. Sarah Treadway died Tuesday err
ing near Nansickle at the advanced u. \
Sc The family came TO Texas about an
teen years ago from Tennessee and hef hi
band, James Treadway, died dve o. Il
years ago at the extreme old age Of q
WHITE.-Denison, Texas, JULY M--Xal
Abbie w. White died here today She wi
one OF the mothers of Denison, casting y
lot here when the town was first hMl
poruted In 1873.
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Neoro M,Irderer Confesses.

Nstchez. Miss. July io.-Richard Gaines,
negro under arrest at Fayette, twenty
elk miles northeast OF here on suspicion o.
completely in the murder of Il, V. Comp-
ten, an aged merchant OF Cannensburg,
has confessed and duplicates two negroes.
Scott Mathis and Jack Watson, who have
been placed under arrest, Gaines will tell
MIA story Ia the corouer's Jury at Cannon s.
hurg tomorrow. Compton was found dead
10 his bed Sunday mcrning with two deep
gsshes IN his head. Ratchet was the
Fapon used by the murderers.
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COMMANDER DEAN. G. A. 2

Jnmes 5. Dean. Commander lfl"
Grant Post, G.. a. r.. Kingston, ~ ~.
suffered misery from Dyspepsia. , @
tors pronounced his case incurable, eyt
DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite. Kennedy ~
q short time. cured him completely.
Dr. David Kennedys Eayorite RemedF
cures Dyspepsia, stomach and Bowel dill
culties. as well as all Kidney, Liver. Biad-
der and Blood Diseases.
All druggists sell It In the NEW ~ CbNI
SIZE and the regular 100 size bottles
sample bottle-enough for trial, free by
mali.
Or David Kennedy Corporation Rondout,
n. Y.
DR. David Kennedy's Magic Eye Salve
for all diseases or Inflammation OF the eye
25c.
Trade supplied by the Houston Drug Co
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Troops Prepared.

Harrisburg Pa, July 10 In reply TO a
request from sheriff Gombart of Carbon
county asking that troops be sent TO Lans-
FORA and Summit ain to preserve order.
Governor Stone this afternoon sent tele.
gram refusing 10 comply with the request
unless 4 condition OF riot. mob or lnsurrec-
aion exists which the civil authorities are
unauIe 70 suppress. Under no elrcum-
unless the eivil authority Is exhausted az.
Ter reasonable effort on the part OF the
sheriff and tue protection. OF life and prop.
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TEXAS.

The work Of arresriss Ncx!caus suspect
Ell OF burglary and recovering st'icG goods
is still under way 10 Guadalupe county.
kev. J. b Cochran las been elected
president Of the Chapp-I IAN Female
college
John Warren has been sentenced to hang
at GroesbeecA August 10 FOR murder.
The board of state officials which had
charge OF the bank debt have issued :,
statement setting forth full payment to tue
State.
North Texas will be ia control Of thc
coming state convention.
Galveston IS making an effort to get
better rates to the State convention.
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CUBAN SENATE.

Law Of Secretaries Which Abollshes n
road Commission Under DISCUSSED,
Havana, July 1O.-The senate Is nov y
gagged in a discussion OF the law of ed
taries. According to this law the dtu 4
the present secretary of state and jas
Is 10 be separate into two departria|
and the departments of the present NJ
taries OF public works and agricultrit n
10 be combined. Objection Is made N
this proposed law would tend to tSls|
the functions In the hands Of the III
taries. The committee which presented
law of secretaries claimed that the nstf,H
was badly needed and that It's enact
I'D do away with the present n1z
commission. which the committee dsd9sz
should not exist.
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Wa COLLEGE, eoard Maj.

Washington July l0.Thc war COLLEGE
hoard, consisting OF Major General Young.
brisadiers General Carter and Bliss aud
Major Green, held It's FIRST meeting today.
The session was preliminary to the organ.
ss.ation Of me college proper. The subject
ierfea 70 the board and circular prepared
hhleh has been addressed to All g1yeruors
81 the states by Adjutant General Corbin
~ FeIerence 70 the position OF the militia nj
the proposed maneuyers ~
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summoned 20 attend Gary's wife. Police
surrounded the house nfter the murder
and were hred upon by Gary Much ex.
element prevails and n lynching will oc.
Cur II Gary Is captured
After holding the police at bay for over
two hourI with a 1O.gauge duck gun and
IN darkcned room, Gary was charged BY
the police. He fired repeatedly at the Of.
fcers and tore tho walls to pieces before
he fell, having refused to surrender, rid
died by bullets from the officers pistols
Not n policeman was shot. though several
narrow escapes were made. Gary was
taken to 81. Vlnsents hospital where he
Is IN dying condition.
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MORGAN shipplna Combine.

London, July t0-J. p. Morgan's shipping
combine was again the subject of questions
In the house OF commons today. Replying
to one member, Gerald Balfour. president
cred lnexpcdient 10 tie the hands OF the
government to the extent OF promising
that the house should he consulted before
the admiralty entered into any agreement
with Mr. Morgan.
He added, however that no arrangements
for subsidlzing ships would he made until
the report II the committee now In SOS.
sion was submitted to the house Of com.
mons.
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tween and . O'Clock yesterday evening a
volcanic clO1d charged with electricity ap
peurtd IN the sky. rle cloud was Intense
~ black and seemed consolidated with lnni-
nous points. and was streaked vertically
and horizontally with lightning. The APP
pearance of the cloud WAS accompanied by
loud laundering and the atmosphere was
Gistresslngly warm The population was
frightened, but remained calm
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WASHINGTON.

The department, has ruled that palm oil
in oieo renders tac compound liable TO
the highest tax.
Secretary Root VIII 90 TO OYSTER Bay
to ccnfer on important matters with the
president.
The United States steamer Ranger has
rcea ordered to David TO protect American
interests.
Acting Governor wylgat q Manila denies
proselrting by TEACHERS smopg Catholic stu'
aents In the Philippine SCHOOLS
Secretary REQ. rec ives Tia poPe's rsply
10 Governor Tafts note.
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EOREIGN.

English medical Journals emphaucaAy
deny that the king has cancer.
Coronation mas take place on August 3.
The cholera is spreading in Peku.
Nationansts attack the Irish c'astabu-
larry and charge the attorney general for
helsnd With being guilty OF jury packing.
The coronation uazsr, the Iarss ever
held. draws immense crowds.
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SPORT

Cresscn and Russ Of San Antonio won
the state championships Ia tennis IN the
Brennan tournament.
Actine wins the slxf1rlong handicap at
Deimar
Spectacular features OF closing day at
Henley married by the weather.
Secretary Farrell Of the National league
says that st. Vrain was PLAYED tn disoOe-
dience of orders and the penalty must stand.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
DOMESTIC.
Cloudy.

Abort 45o miners lose theii lives in mine
explosion near Johnstown, Pa.
The governor OF Iliipots has ordered
niIitia to Ell Dorado to protect negroes
Pref Alex HoSg Of Fort Worth was e!sct'
=. strector Of tue National Educational az
agitation for Texas.
Bishop Conaty q Washington lays tins
prevalence Of crime at the door Of educa'
tion without religion.
Harry Tracey. the escaped Oregon con
Wet, Is still at large.
striking Chicago Transfers agree to sub
nit their grievances 70 arbitration.
Des Motnez, Iowa. * overaowed.