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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02
ACQUITTED.
jury Says Ne Ia Not Guilty Of the
Murder OF Miss Schsfer.

Bedford. ind. May 2S-The Jury
Friday returned a verdict acquitting
James Mcdonald. who was on trial
for the murder OF Miss Sarah Schafer.
So quietly was the arrangement TO
receive the verdict hat McDonaid's
wife vas not In the courtroom. After
the verdict was announced there were
cries OF Good. jim. and applause.
McDonsld's attorneys refused to allow
him to make a statement The verdict
was reached on the seventh ballot
The nrst stood nine for aeQuittal and
three for conviction. Mcdonald was
formally discharged by the court and
left the courtroom There was no
demonstration.
Indianapolis. Ind. May 2S-The
Star Friday night offers a reward os
81 1000 for Information that will leah
TO the arrest and conviction OF the
murderer OF Miss Sarah SchRfer. the
Bedford school teacher.
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the soswHlres.
Department o. Agriculture ;nvestl-
gates Their Economic Value.

Washington. May 3o.-The ornlthol-
oeists OF the department OF agriculture
have been making an investigation OF
the economic value OF the bob-white
as a result OF which II Is now an
nouuced that hat bird Is probably
the most useful abundant species on
tae farms.
Field observations. experiments and
examinations show that II consumes
large quantities Of weed seeds and de
stroys many OF the worst Insect pests
with which farmers contend and Il
does not injure grain. fruit or other
crop. II Is figured that from Septem.
Der I 10 April 30. annually. In Virginia
alone. the total consumption Of weed
seed by bob-whites amounts to So
tons. Some OF the pests which Il ha-
bitually destroys. the report says. are
the Mexican cotton boil weevil. which
damages the cotton crop upwards OF
Slo.oO0,Q0O a year. the potato beetle.
which cuts OF Sio.0 o 900 from the
value OF the potato crop. the cottoa
worms. which have been known 10
cause S3o.o0o.O00 loss in a year. the
cinch bug and the Rocky Mountain To-
Gust. scourgcs which leave des0lat.on
Ia their path and have caused losses
TO the extent Of st00. 200. 600 Ia some
years. The report urges measures 90
secure the preservation OF the bob.
whites IN this country.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02
SUNDAY GAME IN BROOKLYN.
There Mas No interference BY the
Police.

Brooklyn. May s0.-Acting under In
structions from Deputy Police Com
missioner Farrell and District Attor.
ney Clark. there was no police inter
ference with the National league cham
pionship baseball game which was
played between the New York and
Brooklyn teams az Washington park
Sunday afternoon. About 20.0oO per
SON Witnessed the contest and the big
crowd assembled and dispersed with
out the slightest sign Of disorder.
The grounds we're thoroughly policed
by uniformed officers. as well as detec-
tives. some OF whom took the names
Of all the players who took part in
the game as well as the managers and
representatives OF the competing
clubs.
There were severR representatives
OF the law enforcement society among
the spectators and they were there for
the purpose Of securing evidence.
There vas no charge for admission 10
the grounds Sunday. but each person
bought a score card. these cards be.
Ing OF different colors. They indicated
the place OF vantage the holders we're
entitled to view the game.
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SENATOR quay FUNERAL.
Speaker Cannon Sppointcd a House
COMMITTEES 70 Attend.

Beaver. Pa. May 7s-Senator ouay's
last great battle. his struggle 70 keep
alive the vital spark in his wasted
body "a ended. The shadows OF death
darkened his Beaver home Saturday
Afternoon and a. 2.so o'clock tie sen
ator brea;hed his last. The sias sane
peacefully. and the little group OF
grieving members Of his family real
ized that breath vas extinct Outside
the immediate members OF his family
there was no one present Al his bed
side except tive physicians who bad
been attending him IN his Illness
The death stupor came upon him
shortly amer midnight Saturday nora
Ing A report vas spread that the
sleep vas natural The physicians
however. knew the sleep was but to
f%orcunner Of The end that was 20
come soon.
Washington. May 3o-Sneaker Can.
non has appointed The entire Pennsyl-
vanilla state delegation a. a committee
TO represent the house OF representa-
uyes Al the funeral OF the late ssna-
tor Quay al Beaver. Pa. who died Sat
HAN-a AAN"ANl IVA \ nN|NAlA NAN
viii leave Washington a. 7.is %. IN.
Monday for the use OF such members
Of the committees % the two houses Of
congress as may be In this city az that
time. Other members viii be met AZ
PittshurE Tuesday morning and the
entire congressional pasty will pro
coed 70 Beaver by special train
u vas announced by the family that
carrying out the senator's dying re-.
quest there viii be no ostenfation In
connection with the funeral This
compels the refusal 90 a request by
the mason for a masonic funeral
The maj arrangements made sunday
are that the body shall remain In the
senator's bedroom where be died until
Tuesday. when IL viii Boz carried 90
the First Presbyterian church IN
charge OF Post f7J. g A. r.. OF which
senator Quay was a member. and De
in state from 3 a M until ! p M. The
church Will then De- cleared and at Z
o'clock the funeral services viii be
conducted hy Rev. J. = Ramsey. pas.
tor Of the First Presbyterian church.
assisted by Rev Appleton Bash. DID.
OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Seven Freight and Coal Piers Of
the ID. l.. & W. Road in Jer-
sey City Destroyed.
LOSS IS FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
From 30 70 200 Small Boats and a
Number Of Freight and Coal
Cars We're Burned.
Crossed Electric Wires In New Orleans
Caused a Property Less IN Whole
sa's District Estimated at HaH
q Million Dollars.

New York. May 5o-Sevon freight
and coal piers OF the Delaware. Lack
awanna g. Western railroad IN Jersey
City we're destroyed by Ere that start
ed about 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon
in pier Il on which a lot OF barrels Of
oil We're stored. The flames spread
rapidly. Pier - was 500 feet long and
Was soon ahiaze It's entire length and
the nremen who were trying TO aght
the IRE from the shore were able TO
accomplish but little.
The flames swept across 70 pier IL
and beyond. being anally checked at
pier 2. which Is a new coal trestie.
steel framed and iron clad. Here the
bremen and IRE boats made a desper-
ate stand and stayed the advance OF
the nre until the burning piers crum-
hled and fell into tho water. Although
there was but little wind. sparks fell
all aiong the water front for the better
of a mile. endangering the Iackawan-
ma depot and even the HamburE-Amer-
lean line and Bremen line piers. where
the hremen were kept busy playing
streams OF water upon the buildings
and over the ships at their docks
The building OF the Hohokcu Coke
Co. hve blocks from the main nre.
was set abiazo by burning brands but
the bremen responded quickly and the
building was only slightly damaged.
A number OF canal boats and several
tugs were burned the loss 81 small
boats being vsriousiy estimated at
from 80 90 500.
Piers II md ~ were full OF general
merchandise. Piers Z. S. g n 10 wer.
used for coal and pier 6 was a grain
loading pier. The total loss IL esti.
mated At t5.0oO.o00.
New Orleans. May 3o-A IRE caused
by crossed electric wires did about
half a million dollars damage Sunday.
The louis n Rice saddiery factory.
the Simmonds Manufacturing Co and
the Meie. Brady a Lincoln wooden.
waro establishment were destroyed
ms a half dozen others damaged. The
IRE Was In the heart of the Wholesale
district n was well fought. being
stopped short OF two oil companies and
several big drug establishments. In.
surance $3.50. 600.
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SUDDENLY SUMMONED.
Assistant Grand Engineer Brotherhood
Locomotive Engineers Dead.

Los Angeles. Cal. May 2S-Thomas
IT. inrraham. assistant grand engineer
of the brotherhood % Locomotive En-
g@inccrs. dropped dead Friday at the
biennial convention OF the -organiza-
tion here.
Mr. lngraham was absorbed tn worl.
when ne lost consciousness and fall
from his chair. He expired almost inn.
mcdlateiy His health had not been
good FOR some time
Mr ingraham. who was go years Ole.
had been first grand engineer since
1873 Tie was initiated into the broth
erhood in the Fort Wayne division in
1865 and had held several Offices IN
the order. Tie had been mentioned as
a possible candidate Tor the Office OF
grand chief engineer at the present
convention. but 20 was understood that
he had refused 60 allow his name C.
De considered. There was no opposi-
uon to bis reelection as first grand
engineer Tie was q Knight Tcmpiar
and a Mason.
a remarkable coincidence in con.
nocton with SIR ingraham's death les
the fact that former Grand Chief u.
NJ. Arthur. OF the brotherhood. dicd
suddenly OF apopiexy while attending
a meeting 81 engineers az Winnipeg
last year.
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HIS OWN E-xEcUTIoNsR.
Ne Was Under Sentence Of Death For
Wife Murder.

Bowling Green. Ky. May IA
message from MorEantown states that
Verona Flccncr. the wife murderer,
confined in jail at nat place. commit.
ted suicide by hanging himself In his
cell carly Thursday. A small cord.
four feet long. which nc had procured
from his cot. and a handkerchief were
used. Flccncr was under death sen
tencc. but his execution had been de
fcrred. awaiting tho action OF the court
N appeals He was convicted OF the
brutal murder % his wife last October.
tie used a large pocket knife. and. aft
er almost cutting her heart out. cut
her body in strips.
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VISITING F~lLlPlNos.
They Arrive at san Francisco on the
Steamer Siberia.

san Francisco. May 2S.-Tae steam
or Siberia. which arrived Friday from
the Orient via Manila and Honolulu.
carried so Flipinos chosen by a board
OF observation by the Philippine COM
missioners. They will visit the 81.
Louis exposition and also inspect
many parts OF the country. the object
OF their trip being chiefly educational.
The party includes Trinidad II. Pardo
de Tavera. Benito Legarde and Jose r.
De ~l.ururiea. members Of the Philip
pine commission. and Chief Justice
Arellane- The steamer also brought
the portrait Of the empress dowager
Of China. which is 10 De shown at the
ST Louis exposition.
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French Chamber of Deputies APP
proved the Course Of Loubet
in Recalling NJ. Nisard.
VOTE WAS 423 YEAS 10 IS NAYS.
Resolution TO Negotiate With the Pope
For a Separation Of State and
Church Was Defeated.
A Motion 20 Break or All Relations
With the Vatican INC D~snounes
the coneordst Was Also Do
feated In the Chamber.

Paris. May 2S.-After an exciting
debate In which Premier Combes and
Foreign Minister Deicasse set forth
thc action and purposes Of the y
ment towards the vatican. the cham
her Of deputies Friday. by an over
whelming vote. approved the course Of
tho government IN recalling NJ. Ms
ard. ambassador 20 the vatican. and
rejected all propositions Of the tx
trcmo element for an immediate disso-
luton ~ tho relations between church
and state The vote approving the
action Of the government was 423 TO
95.
A resolution proposed 10y Mr.. Fer
rcttc. republican nationalist inviting
the government TO negotiate with Pope
Plus for a separation Of church and
state was defeated by 507 to IS. a
motion by N. Allard. socialist. 20 break
on an relations with the vatican and
dcnouncc the ~concordat was defeated
10y 3Ss 20 if5 Premier Combcs took
the Initiative I'm resisting an efforts 20
force the government 20 extreme &C.
ton and his request that an questions
regarding tho separation of church and
state 80 over until ncxt January has
the effect ~ postponing separation be
Nond the present session OF parliament
NJ Rihot. the minority leader. was
amoue those voting ia support Of the
government
Tho debate attracted unusual atfcn-
ton N great crowds were present.
including American Ambassador Por-
ter and other members OF the diplo-
matte corps
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TIE GILLESPIE jury.
After so Hour Session u Disagreed and
Was Discharged.

Rising sun. ind. May 3o.-The Jury
% II good men and true. -empanelcd
TO try James Gillespie. Belle seward
and Carrie and Myron Barbour for the
murder of James Gniespie's twin sister
Elizabeth. has disagreed. At 10. 80
o'clock sunday. after 10 had been out
for 50 hours. the jury was summoned
90 the courtroom and i%ntcrrogatcd by
judge Downcy as 20 whether or not %
had agreed upon It's verdict
Ira Powell. the foreman. replied that
u had not
Is there any possibility that you
can agree upon a verdict" asked The
court.
None whatever. replied Powell.
Does this express the opinion OF all
% you? inquired Judge Downcy. ad-
dressing the Jurors.
Each % the men nodded In the ar
hrmative.
Gentlemen. said the court. III is
unfortunate that our three weeks %
hard work should result On a mistriai.
7 trust. however. that each 90 you has
arrived az his decision through a seri-
&c consideration of the evidence as
brought out az the trial and not be
cause OF Interior reasons.
Il thank you for your conscientious
ness with which you have performed
your duty.
Gentlemen. YOU Ate discharged.
The vote OF the jurors stood fve Tor
conviction Anc seven for acquittal con-
ti%nuously through their long session.
Eight ballots we're taken sad no votes
were changed.
The vote applied Q o all the defend.
ants. and no attempt % frame a com
promise verdict on one or two Of the
accused was found to be possible.
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RESEMBLES YELLOW FEVER.
Unable 10 Check a Strange Disease at
Ions Fork Greek.

Mayking. KY. May "a fatal dis
ease resembling yellow fever. which
has been raging 40 Long Fork creek
for two weeks. believed 20 have been
brought there By a Cincinnati sales
man. continues its deadly work Three
deaths occurred Wednesday. and Mary
Riddle. so. died Wednesday night. So
far physicians have been unable 10
check SIS progress. Schools have been
suspended indefinitely and an business
Is az a s|tandstili
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10 AmaIgamate Churehe..

Washington. May 27.-The Method.
ist Protestant conference Thursday
night adopted a partial report OF is
committee providing a method OF
union u the Methodist Protestant
church. the Congregationalists and the
United Brethren. A joint commission
Is proposed. whose conclusions. II
agreed upon by the three denomina.
tions represented. contemplates the
amalgamation OF these three churches
considerably earlier than in the plan
originally proposed.
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TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER.
The Lawrence Broke Every Record on
the Mississippi Fer Speed.

st Louis. May 2S.-Capt Thomas
Garrison. who plotted the torpedo boat
destroyer Lawrence from St. Louis 10
New Orleans. returned Friday. He
reported that the destroyer broke ev-
cry river record for speed ever made
by a Mississippi river steamer.
The fastest time was made between
Baton Rouge and Bayou Sara. La.
when the boat recorded slightly more
than 81 miles an hour.
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CONVENTION OF ARmeNlANs.
Delegates From All Parts Of the Unit
ed States Present.

Boston. May 30.-A convention OF
Armenians. attended by delegates from
an sections OF the United States vhero
there are Armenian colonies. opened
here sunday The object OF the con
vcnuon is 20 form an organization TO
promote the general welfare OF Arme-
mans ia this country. Bishop Havseh
Saradlian was chosen temporary chair
man An effort Will be made 70 have
the organization adopt a petition to be
presented 10 the International peace
congress setting forth the condition OF
Armenia for ameiioration through the
enforcing OF existing treaties.
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OIL Well.

Sergent. KY. May 30.-tnoth~r
splendid paying oil we'll. Jones Well
No Z. came IN Saturday. with a 2)o-
barrel flow. In the Beaver creek oil
field. south Of here. on the Knott-r lloyd
border. This is the property OF tbs
New Domain oil and Gas Co. com-
posed Of Cincinnati capitalists.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02

Jacksonville, Ky. May 30.--It is now
regarded as almost a certainty that
Chicago capitalists viii build a -atl-
road from this city 10 Central City
TO connect with the Illinois Central.
which is to penetrate the coal feds
OF Muhlenberg county and enter tho
mining field of Hopkins county.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02

Buralo. n. T. May 2s.-The Presby-
terrain general assembly voted In favor
OF union with the Cumberland church.
tho conference OF which has voted IA.
vorsbiy az Dallas. The question now
goes TO the Presbyteries. two-thirdz OF
which must vote In fassr Of tho propo-
sition before II becomes q law.
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Was visItIna a Frisnd.

Louisville. KY. May SO.-James A.
Cunningham. aged IS. a whisky broxcr
who has been reported to the police as
missing. was found in Anchorage.
where he was visiting a friend. Ito
was quite indignant that a search had
been made for him.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02

Guy NJ. Daily Established New Worlds
Record For 81 Yards.

Pittsburg. May 2S.-In the Western
Pennsylvania swimming CHAMPION
ship held at the Carnegie Athletic
club. Braddock. Friday night. Guy NJ.
Daily, of Pittsburg. established a new
worN's record for 81 yards. covering
the distance in 55 seconds with three
turns. Daily also won the quarter
mile in 6:3s and the 220 yards cham
pionship In 3.06. The event was sane
toned by the A. A II.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02

New York, May 2S.-A remarkable
departure in cutting wages has been
made by the head OF an electrical
equipment concern II New Jersey.
which notified It's 1900 employees that
all wages in the company had been cut
ten per cent. The u begins with
the president n extends without ex-
oeption TO the lowest priced on
Dloye.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02

greensboro. Ky. May 2S-wuliam
Sampson was given a life sentence At
Hartford for the murder OF George
Cox at A dance a year ago. Ten mem
bers OF the jury voted for the death
penalty. Sampson entered the dance
hall with the purpose OF putting an
end % the party.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02

Richmond. Ky. May 2S-Frank Per.
row Is under arrest al Chatham for
killing Charles Coles and Henry Gas
ton. Coles was shot through the
heart. and Castor through the head.
Pcrrow fred only once. and u IS a
mystery who killed Castor. II is pos.
sible the same BAH that pierced Coles
body entered Gaston's head.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02

Hot Springs. Ark, May 27.-As a re-
suit OF the work Of wire tappers Wed
nesday the Illinois. one OF the largest
poolrooms in Hot Springs. has sus-
pended operations and the manage
ment assigns as a reason that II IS un-
willing to take chances under the pres
ent method Of gathering and dissent
mating racing news. The total amount
lost by The rooms is Sl5.n0O-
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Ms. earhela serIousIx nL

Los Angeles. Cal. May 30-DurIng
the past two months the health Of Mrs.
james A. Garfield. widow Of the mar
tyred Ohio president. has been ~of se-
.soas import to her family. who have
h@en occupying a home Ia Pasadena.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02
MISS LEE
Charged With Using the Malls IN
lawfully.

Frankfort. Ky. May 2S.-Miss Myr-
tie Lee. of Lexington. was brought
here Friday afternoon and placed in
Jail by Deputy Marshal r True on tho
charge OF having unlawfuiiy used the
United states mails 90 entice young
girls. True says she sent out letters
90 several towns I'm Southeastern Ken
lucky addressed 10 highly respected
young ladies'. One OF the letters was
addressed TO a young lady attending
school In London. Ky. and her rela-
lives notified tho postal authorities.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02

Lexington, Ky. May 2S -Prominent
democratic politicians Of the state at
a meeting here. effected organizations
to fght the state administration. The
anti-administration organization was
led by Senators McCrary and Black
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02

Los Angeles, Cal. May 2S.-E NJ.
Randall. OF Tacoma. Wash. was elect
ed secretary Of the Epworth. and J.
F Mcfarland. OF Tcpeks. Kan. secre-
tary Ct the Sunday-sehool union, st
the nrst session Of the Methodist con
ference Friday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-02

New York. May s&-Busipess fail
ures In the United States Cor the week
ending MAY rs number lsl. against
ais lsst week. ISL Ia the IKE week In
1903. lsa IN 1904. la In 1901. In Can
ada failures for the ~esk numher IA.
sSaipss II last week
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cominq Win His Airsbin

Paris. May 30.-Sartos Dumont the
aeronaut. viii sail for New York leav.
ing ~Cherboarg June IL. He viii take
with him No. 7 dirigible airship TO
compete az St Louis. The airship has
been separated into a pumbcr OF parts
for SHIPMENT.
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Inc Times the Brave Japanese
Charged the Fortified flights
at Kin Chou.
At BAYOHET'S POINT.
\ Most Terrible Hand to Hand En-
counter That Has Thus Far
Characterized the War.
Il Jap's Left Throughout the Action
MAS Exposed 70 An Enhiaeing
Fire From the Russian In
fantry and a Cunhoat.

foiio. MAY 30.-The details OF the
HING az Kin Chou emphasize the
a bic tcnacity OF the japanese IN
Il D conduct at Nanshan. Nine sue
3 iyc times the japanese charged
Il fortified heights in the face OF a
s. m ~ death dealing missiles and in
ri last effort they carried the forts
. trenches only after a bayonct 20
a onet conflict with the Russians.
III made desperate despairing sfrug-
q Boz beat back the oucoming hordes.
- final assault OF the japanese in
n 20 they 40 last succeeded Ia taking
ii cssion was marked by the most
ii arafc hand 90 hand encounter that
Al thus Ear characterized the war
I'll japanese left. throughout the en-
ID action until night. was exposed
u enf'ading Gre from the Russian
II nfry. a eunboat on Taiicnwan bay
~ u1r g-ccutimctre guns posted az
AZ nechen. Al a critical moment the
III unition ~ the artillery ran low
g was decided 10 cast the remain
* ammunition into d final dcsror.
81 assault.
u rtunateiy however al the moment
M decision was reached the Japan
b sqlairon ln Kin Chou bay. which
al coased b~omharding when the In
81 bad first moved forward. sud
resumed tho sbeifirr Of Nan.
al Then 30 was that the issues 81
" o., we're determined no a moment
~ tho outcome was n%uttcring De.
uccos and defeat Tor japan
& at moment was an almost certain
~ converted into victory 500 sue
that thc forces OF the car
swept into confusion and disor-
IN retreat With every Japanese
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Louisville. Ky. May 2s.-Maryin
Hart returned TO the city Friday and
retired TO his farm. where he says be
win remain until fail TO rest unless he
gets an orer for a 40 with F1tzslm-
mons or some other big man at San
Francisco.