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Eastern League.
arAxp1sa OF TIE cLubs.
yRRsKY CITY, 8; PROVIDE

JARSKY CITY, o. PROVIDENCE J.
Jersey City outbatted Providence In yesterdays
rsme Al Jersey City and won Its tenth straight
vciory. The home players hit Hughes hard. but
the sharp fielding OF the visitors kept the runs
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Nev York state League.

Al Johnstown-A., J. and G.. .; lion, :;
4, Srhsnects dy-tJticS, II: Schenectady, Z.
Al Albany -Syracuse. 1: Albany. o.
Al Troy-Troy. 8: B,nghAmton, l.
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zone out when winning run was scored,
Bo,t6n .....,............0 o o o o.
Three base hit.rlick. Fin. base on eErors =.
Cleveland. !: Boston. l. First base on bAlS-on
sscrihee hit.ASboti Lef, on oasssmCeycSs a,.
and II minutes. Attendance
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GG, ew moIf'..'' %
on bsses"Sew York, 2; Cincinnati. 5. FRS.
base on bals-on Taylor, s.. Struck out-By
Sacrince hi Warner. Stolen basss-browne;
pTesnahan. Double play,Dunn, Gilbert ana
Tme-i hour and IS minutes. Auendance-7'e4S
CHICAGO u. L.. 3: BROOKLYN, 1.
Schmidt pitched good game for the Brock Brook:
:na the Chicacos gave the home team an
other 'i Setback. Al the soor ng. was done in
the first four innings. and the first run
corralled by the Chicagos began with
nun BY Thielman. The .Brooklyns flashed
Just once in the game and then b. but briefly;
third base. Ritter heayed a fly to left field,
which scored Doyle zeros and I ps s,,t1S
Hanlon has telegraphed to Johnny Dobbs at
Chattanooga to come on and join the team
Al once, He is needed badly in the outheid
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FOR THE BISLEY RIFLE TEAM.
subscriptions Coming In In Encouraging
Volume.

The following additional subscriptions for
the rife team to be sent abroad to compete at
the Bisley range, in the hope of bringing back
tho palma tronhY. have been received:
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American Association.

4 M Mii%saRee. 1Wsusee, !: Kansss CITY, g.
AZ columbus- IA: Indianapolis. }.
Al Toledo Louisville. w. Toledo. 10.
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Other Games.

Other Games.
AT PRINCETON.
r. H. ..
Princeton ......o o "a
Brown ,,.......,,..l o o OIL %
Batteries-underhill and Reid: Hatch and CLARK.
ANEW HAVEN.
Yale...............l ! oVeli
NIrglnia,,,,,..,,,..O 0 o OIL o
Batteries Wescott and Farmer Cunningham
and Schriver.
Dickinson ..,...,...,, S-sf,
''I Gst, Spencer and Wolfe; Eplcr and Tce
AT cAMBRIDoE
Harvard .........o o-'sH 3
8, hsytsrles-ciarkson and Herman; Chase and
Shepard 49,, a. r.~,r.
/, EaS,on.Lafayette. o.: Alright. a. .
81 Ossning--Dr Hocrook School. IL: Columbia
At S"uth oransc-seton Hall I: Cuban G,ants. e.
a. Providence Freshmen. o. Amhets'
Freshmen, I. ,..-..
Al observation-disclosures 20. 8. Lawrencevihe. l.
At Chester-Cuban y Giants. u Chesfr o.
Al Morrisiown-N. Y. University fresnmeh' o.
Morrs,own Academy. !. - ,., 80, N.~.rk
At Morr,stown-M orristown School. W. he~aIk
Academy. g. . ,.., %. Dan.
n!ngton Seminary. 4.
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ct, LOUIS.

.Ha,,ed for Mcfarland in the ninth inning
!losIon, ,:,..,...."',.".SS ssdi %
F,rs, base on crrors-Bos,on. 2: st. Louis, 1.
LEI, on bases-Bos,on, 7; ST. Louis: g. Fist base
on balis-or Plat, !. Struck ou!.Sy piasi; T.
AbSapcchio, Tenney. Double play Williams,
burke and Nichols, Hit by pl!cher-By Hnckc!t: !.
Moran. Time-2 hours. Attcndancc-.,5s+
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Basebali, Pole GrsnndA. To-day. r.
-,nc,nn.U va New York. Admission eoc.-Ads'
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At Chicago.

nets s'q berby " colt. BY 6eBssuvorN voyage,
Is pronounced by horsenen 10 be by far the best
s.year old shown In the West this year. When
he eaoped home the easiest kind Of winner In the
third race. at q mile, over Dan McKenna ana gu
fan also Derby candidates, the opinion that he
was way above other Swear olds shown up 70
to day was on poorly, trsiled last down tho back
stretch then when Dominck began moving up
the colt gained ground with ridiculous ease. Au
Revoir was heavily backed at 10 10. forcing his
odds to TO 5.
First Race-Fve furlonGs-Salto. los Henry
2 to 8. won: Plea, 10 tDomlnickl. TO :. second
Unique 100 tFerrelD 10 to third. Time. l0s 10.
Dick Ripley. Estahl,Sh and Rlocful also ran.
second Race-Four furlolEs-Ths Forum. 10
to second; Marco. 81 (Robbins, ! 10 i. third.
Time. 1913 IS Carrie IT, Our BESSIE. Optional;
The Cedars also ran.
Third RAce.ons me-,IA Az Rsvor ia =, ,D .s mi
q to i, second: Gillian. 100 tBlrkenruth). IS to1,
third. Time, lai. Sarah Maxim. Soothsayer
an Fonr.S Se R so milo and one sixteenth
bondage. o. (aobbins,. II to 10, won; Flying Tor
pedo los (Birkenruth, II to 10. second: Moor.
io2 tHenry,,. II to l. third. Time. lIs. Only
Fifth Race--FIve furiongs-Don Domo. ia
tFerreiD to s. won: Determination. " IL. WILSON,
5to q second: Arnold X. 1l2 tRobbins. 70 third.
Time. 10l l5 Honest John and Ed Guinzourg
also ran. =,
sixth Race Ono mile and seventy Yards
fred C.. los (Domlnlck), J. to l: won Alma Gil. %
&c. Kelly. s to 2. second: Frank ~. 100 HobbinG
& to S, third. Time. i45. fghor, Malay, ON.
durham and Miss Liza also ran
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A, Nav Hsven-Nev Haven, o. Springfield. s.
Al f,tdeeport- fioiyoke, 10; BndtSpor. ..
Al New l6ndon--N(w LONDON. :: Aenoeh q
Al Norwich 10: HARTFORD, D.
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Bss,tali, washiasten PArk. ?. -. Io-oa''
nsoosivn ~ Chioseo. Ladies' Day.-Adr.
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Morris Park Entries for To-day.

cood start: won driving: Shorthosc. b. c.. 3. by
thcilnp--Mlss Gil ennon: owned by the Coughacres
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FIRST RACE.
Kulckerbockc Hurdle Handicap for four year
olds and upward 81 900 added: ono mile and three
Time. ste.

Good start: won driving: Anan. b. G.. 4. by st.
Andrew-Marian. owned by j. W. Colt.
SECOND RACE
Selling for three year .ods and upward: tiWo
added: ten pounds under the scale. with allow
anceS. last flyc and half furongS OF the WitherS
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Established 1879
VAN TASSEIL & kEARNEYy
Auction Sales
OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
ARE HELD REG ULARLY EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY

AZ W
AT THEIR HORSE AUCTION MART,
100 and 1872 East 18th ST.,
Between Third and Fourth Avs. New York.
Catalogues ready morning of each sale. Pur.
chasers will always md Il large and Interesting
list to select from.
Those desiring to sell can make entries at
any time up to p. NJ. the day before the sale.
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JET WHITE TRIAL
Captain EVEN called as state's Firs1
witness.

Captain EVEN Called as state's First
witness.
Cyntblana, Ky, July 30.-The court
for the second trial Of Curtis Jett and
Thomas White for the murder of
James b. Marcum at jackson, Ky,
Dpened at $40 a. M. Fifty-one wit
resses for the commonwealth answer
ed to their names Prosecuting At,
torney a. T. Byrd, who conducted the
commonwealth side of the case at
the trial at Jackson, made the opening
statement for the prosecution.
While the defense has subpmnaed
over a hundred witnesses to inpeach
those testifying for the commonwealth
and prove alibis for Jett and White
in the Marcum murder case the prose-
cution Is also securing many valuable
witnesses that could not be served dur
ing the first trial officers have ar
rived from Breathitt county with Sam
uel Little, who is considered a stronger
witness than either B, ]. Even or John
L. Patrick.
1t is said that Samuel Little not only
saw Jet and White Just before Mar
cum fell and again after the shooting
but also that he witnessed the shoot
ing in the courthouse Little was ar
rested last night by the soldiers while
in hiding and brought here today by
deputy Little is related TO Curtis
Jet. John Freeman, another impor
tant witness for the commonwealth
who is said to have fed to the mount
aims during the trial at Jackson las
month, has also been brought in by /
deputy Both viii be held until thel
are called by Commonwealth ATTORNEY
| Byrd.
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HAY FEVER FOR u YEARS
Well Known New England Woman
Cured BY HYomsi Cure Was
Lasting.

The thousands Of discouraged people
wbo dread summers approach because
thew think that hay fever cannot be avoid
"a will read with interest and gratitude
the following statement from Helen +.
Williams OF Mansfield, Mass
"For 27 years, from the month Of Au-
qust until heavy frost, ! have been alflict-
al with hay fever, growing worse and
worse each year, and 81 late years / was
unable to attend 10 my work during that
period,
mel A trial and am happy to say that It en-
tiralv cured me and have had no return
Of the afiictlon since.
This letter is one Of many that have
come 10 the prOprietors Of Hyomei, and
the results following this treatment have
beep y wonderful that it is proposed at
fra animal convention Of hay fever suffer-
ars e recommend Hyomei to All who are
susceptible to this disease 4 G. ~
Hvomei is a treatment for hay fever
that combines the latest discoveries Of
science and the best Of common sense.
Knowing that change of climate was the
only way In which relief could be OBJ
tanned. the evolution Of Hyomei naturally
resulted. By breathing its germ-killing
and healing balsams, anyone can have, at
any moment Of the day, either IN their
home. tie office or the factory, climate
like that Of the White Mountains or other
health resorts where hay fever lis unknown.
The Red Cross Pharmacy agree TO re-
fund the money to any hay fever sufferer
who uses Hyomei if It does not give salts
faction.
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eardInaIs 6aYe -

cardinals have been
three days
1t implies no disrespeet to say that
the papal caucus is developing on
much the same lines as the caucuses
held on the eve Of an American nomi
mating convention.
HampolIa and Gotti Combine.
1t is now an open secret that the
supporters Of Cardinals Rampolla and
Gotti win vote for their respective
candidates on the first ballot, after
which the one who leads in the vote
will receive the united support Of both
parties,
The college as a whole is fast divid.
ing for and against Cardinal Rampolla.
There are. however, three classes Car
dinal Rampolla's direct supporters
those who win vote with him. but not
for him. and those who viii vote
against his policy.
His supporters argue that If the pol
| icy Of the late administration was
Leo's then Cardinal Rampolla is the
best man to continue it. If it was
dictated by Cardinal Rampolla then
there Is greater reason that he should
continue il. His opponents urge that
the outgoing administration sought to
lngratiate the papacy with govern
ments, not with peoples. Hence, when
the French government showed its
teeth the church did not have the
French people back of it. The car
dinals who argue thus, including the
supporters Of Cardinal Yannutelli
agree with Cardinal Gibbons that the
church viii be strongest when it Is ab.
solutely independent Of all political
powers.
Those who oppose Cardinal Rampolla
are divided in supporting Cardinals
Vannutelh, Oreglia and Aglardi
Should the contest become strenuous II
is probable that some neutral candidate
like Sarto, satolli, Svampa or Ferrarl
win finally be selected.
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RACE RIOT IN OHIO.
Hob Chnses Two Negroes Through
Streets Of Lnraln

Mob Chnses Two Negroes Through
streets Of Lorain.
Lorain, Of, July 30--A fierce riot Ia
which mob Of 300 whites chased two
colored men, threatening to lynch
them, has taken place here. TWO
colored men Charles Hill and Rob
ert Pleasant, became involved In
an alteration with white man
named Daniel Cronan. One Of
the colored men drew razor and
cut Cronan severely on the face
and neck. A mob Immediately gath
cred ana the negroes were chased over
the entire south end Of tile city one Of
them taking refuge in a saloon. the
entire front OF which was battered ia
with stones The negro, however, es-
capped
The entire day and night force Of
police was ordered on duty and spe.
eials were also sworn In Pleasant YVES
arrested and taken by side streets to
the local station, whore he was locked
up, while the crowd still continued
their watch, a number Of shots being
fred.
Mayor King headed on the crowd at
Ninth street and addressed them. His
words had a qutetlng effect and the
mob dispersed
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Alcohol Is the primary cause Of so per
cent. Of all kidney diseases
The fact shat alcohol enters at all into
liquid kidney remedies, proves that they
are not the prescription of any reputable
physician OF chemist. Dir. Pettingill's
Kidney Wort Tablets contain no alcohol.
The recommendation Of physicians has
brought about an enormous demand for
the Tablets. No other kidney remedy
ever had the confidence Of the public that
Kidney-Wort Tablets have today.
ANY sufferer from kidney trouble who
will read the following letter will be con-
hdent Of getting rid Of any kidney weak
ness he or she may have,
East ParsonfieId, Me-,
FEB. p. 1908.
In October my back and side panied me night
and day steadily. was obliged to get up siz
and seven times night, and severe cutting pain
would follow. Ny doctor said had bad In
fIammation Of kidney and bladder. could
neither eat nor sleep. took bis medicine but 4
did nc little good. Ny strength was gone AMI
bad terrible thirst. could not Sit Up all day,
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REQUIEM MASS in NEW YORK,
Archbishop Farley CeIebrant ia 8
Pntriclk's Cathedral.

Archbishop Farley CeIebrant in St,
PatriclS's Cathedral.
New York, July Colt being the
ninth and last day Of the prescribed
period of mourning for Pope Leo Kill,
what was by far the most notable and
impressive observance here took place
this morning at st, Patrick's cathedral
on Fifth avenue. A solemn pontifcal
mass Of requiem was celebrated By
Archbishop Farley and an Grafton eulo-
CYSTIC Of the deceased pope was
delivered by the Rev. Joseph Mooney,
vicar general of the archdiocese. The
Rev Waldo Maravelh was deacon of
the mass, the Rev. William Lewes sub
deacon and the Rev. DR.. Henry A,
Brann and the Rev Dean Burtsell dea-
cons Of honor Mgr John Edwards
was assistant priest
1t being twenty-five years since a sim
liar religious service was held In this
city, the occasion in February, 1873, be-
ing the death Of Pope Plus TX, the at
tendance at the ceremonies today EN-
braced several bishops, all the clergy
In the jurisdiction and Roman Catholic
prelates from different parts. Mitered
abhots, bearded and hooded monks and
sisters belonging 70 the various orders
We're present at the mass in response
to Archbishop Farley's invitation.
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COTTON AT LISBON
Portuguese Court Royalty Entertains
Our sailors.

Portuguese Court Royalty Entertains
Our sailors.
Lisbon, Portugal, July 30. King
Charles is expected to visit the United
States European squadron on satur-
day
The reception accorded to Rear Adj
miral Cotton and the other American
officers BY tile king and Queen Amelia
at the royal castle at CinTa, fourteen
miles from Lisbon, was most cordial
Admiral Cotton while at Cintra Wis
tied Queen Maria Pia, mother of the
king, ana the Duke of 0porto brother
OF his majesty.
There were $50 guests at the ban
quet given by the minister Of marine
tn honor OF the Americans and at
which all the cabinet ministers were
present Admiral Cotton, who was
greeted with cheers, made speech
during which he eulogized Portugal
and thanked tie officials for the
hearty reception accorded to the Amer
lean war ships. lie also referred to
the exaggerated accounts Of a petty
squabble which occurred between the
police and some sailors ashore and de-
elared that the relations between the
two forces were most friendly The
minister for foreign affairs, the minis
ter Of marine and United States Min
lister Bryan also made speeches.
Admiral Cotton and his officers will
entertain large number Of Portuguese
ladies at reception on the Brooklyn
Aug 4, and Minister Bryan will give
garden party Aug. 5.
The American officers are eajoyinq
excursions into the neighboring coun
try
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CUBAN BANDITS KILLED,
Made Futile Attempt to start an
Uprising.

Made a Futile Attempt to start an
Uprising.
Havana, July 30. The efforts Of a
quartet OF wild characters to cause
an uprising in the vicinity Of Bayamo,
province Of Santiago, have ended in
the capture Of their leader and the
killing Or the other three men. For
weeks the four men had been attract
ing considerable attention IN that vi.
cinity, endeavoring to excite the people
to treason and violence on the ground
that the revolutionary forces had not
been and were not likely to be paid.
The party was oyertaken by a de-
tachment Of the rural guard, and the
leader and the horses Of the agitation
lists were captured after some shoot
ing on both sides. The other three
men were pursued until taken. when
they were all killed Several shots
were fired at the guards. but not one
of them was hit The facts in the case
were telegraphed to Senior zero, Sec
rotary Of the interior, by the governor
of Santiago Secretary zero informed
the press that this effeetually ends the
only semblance Of an uprising in Cuba.
Two of the culprits were former con
victs. Only one OF the party had be-
longed to the revolutionary army.
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FOR POPE
AND KING
Simultaneous Masses In Rome For
Leo XIII. and Humbert.
SHORT OoNOLAVE EXPECTED
Supporters Of Rampolla ana Gotti
WIN Join on second Ballot For
Whichever OF Them stands
Best on First vote.

Rome. July 30-Rome was again the
scene Of one of those dramatic con-
trasts SO characteristic Of the Eternal
City. While at the Vatican, in the Sis,
tine chapel a solemn requiem mass
was being intoned for the repose Of the
soul Of Leo Kill, the spiritual mon
arch who claimed Rome as his capital
another requiem mass was being cele-
brated in the Pantheon for the repose
of the soul Of King Humbert, temporal
monarch the capital of whose kingdom
was Rome.
King Victor Emmanuel and the dow
ager Queen Margaret came here to at
tend the annual mass which Is cele-
brated on the anniversary Of the as
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Colebrook, n. H.. July 30 Several
buildings have been burned here and
1t is thought that Jesse Forristall, owner
Of the wooden block in which the
flames originated, lost his life. At one
time the village was il danger, but was
saved. The total loss Is at least $4,000
Dir Forristall was seen to enter the
building while the fire was in progress
and afterward it is believed, he perish
ed He was eighty-five years Of age
and quite feeble. 1t is supposed the
fire was caused by the oyerturning of
kerosene lamp in Mr. Forristalls
rom
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ALL OUR CITIZENS
Have Waited Long for Such Con
vincing Proof as This.

Is not remedy which absolutely cured
Barre people In 1897, kept them wen dur.
ing tne period which has elapsed, and,
Mhen interviewed IN 1902, five years after
thelr original experience was published,
they were found IN good health = ID not
S pas remedy worthy Of your confidence ?
Geo. ". Brown, (carpenter) 81 SO Berlin
street says; When living at 80 Pearl
sdtfeet, IN the winter of 1897, procured
loans Kidney Pills at e.. A, browns
drug store and after giving them a
thorough trial made the following state
tneht through the Barre newspapers:
loans Kidney Pills were worth their
weight Ia gold 10 me- That IL my honest
opinion: / add my reasons for thinking
so' lew years ago strained my back
~ pothered me some at the time but !
pala little attention to IT, thinking 1t
would leave OF its own accord. Ii did not
y developed into quite a serious kidney
tsaoaple, ! tried various remedies but
touhs hothing brought any permanent
s s,snsl NJ; IN some manner my attention
vas called to Doan's Kidney pills and l
tired them. They did me a wonderful
amount q good, and stopped a weak
lshs q the kidneys and renal organs
1911 was very annoying at night. Now
AsAagt ln the month 81 Nav. 1902, / am
glessed 70 continue my endorsemept OF
loans kidney Pills. / know 81 friends
20 hare been benefited BY their use.
! aaFe never relapsed into the condition
80 e1lsted When Doon's Kidney Pills
of 3. came to my notIce.1
for sale by all dealers. Price SO cents
per box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
3, 4, sole agents for the United States.
other. 'lN
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return to America / shall pay you a
visit, only it will be a social one,
hope" He then entered closed car
riage with United States Marshal Hem
KEEL
At the pier were Detective Inspectors
Willis and Phillips Of the London city
police Wright was introduced to the
men who will be his keepers during the
voyage and shook hands with them
He had been assigned TO stateroom No
40 on the port side Of the vessel, for
ward on the lower deck, but sent word
to the purseT that he wished better ac-
commodations. His stateroom was too
small, he said, and, after some delay,
he was given suit 3 to on the prom
enade deck which consists Of three
rooms, one of which is library
Wright stayed in his stateroom all the
time the ship was at the pier
wright's Parting statement.
Before the vessel sailed he gave out
the following statement:
II have been very III since my arr
rival here, and for this reason did not
care to make the ocean voyage at this
time. 1 believe my return to England
win result in my complete yindicatlon.
The charges made against me are all
spite work on the part Of some coun-
sellers in England who represent the
small fry. These persons probably
4 thought that they had not received
enough attention during the lnvestlga
ton Of my affairs. / have no doubt
that this matter viii be sifted through
In a manner favorable TO me. did
not run away, but remained in England
during an investigation Of my AFFAIRS
that lasted nearly two years. l was
greatly surprised at my arrest here.
Indeed. stayed in London against the
advice Of my physicians. MY arrest i'm
terfered with my plans Of travel. which
had contemplated for MY health.
That is all have to say
May Get Twenty Years.
Detective Inspector Willis was EN-.
barrassed at the hearty greeting given
him by Wright, and stammered out his
hope that the voyage would be a pleas
ant one. Wright only smiled and did
not reply His name appeared on the
passenger list as wv Wright" Wits
and Phillips said that the charge
against Wright IN England was felony
and that he might get twenty years
They said however, that ii convicted
they did not think he would receive 50
severe a sentence The London police.
men followed Wright while he was
travelling ia France with his niece
! Florence Brown who came to this
country with him when he was arrest.
ed, Miss Brown is said to be in Eng.
land now. Wright IS accused Of enter
ing false balance sheets IN the books
81 the London and Globe Finance cor.
poration, by which many persons were
| swindled.
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ee.ernmeat to Sue coatraetor.

Washington, July 30. The govern.
ment will institute proceedings against
w. M Weighed d postal contractor
and the Fidelity Trust and Deposit
company Of Baltimore for approximate
~ 100000 which the post Office de-
partment has been compelled TO ex-
pend above the amount Of a contract
for carrying the mails in wagons in
New York city. George g. Travis
who has been awarded the contract to
fill the unexpired term Of a month less
than two years will begin the service
Aug. l.