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DENVER q AlNBLlNG JOINT
BUSTED by SPORTS

Denver, June rs. Seven Cripple
Creek mining and bushes men. broke
the bank of The Navafre iii seven hours
play on Saturday night and Sunday
morning. They won just $z6,o8o. Four
.of the players won $4,000. y
E George Frye. mine owner, made q
winning Of 5000 at roulette. James
Murray. manager Of the Shurtloff mine,
lat playing faro alone. using $50 gold
pieces for chips, won $7,Ioo. John Price
a mining expert; Thomas McC ClelIand
formerly q major of the National Guard,
but now county attorney for Teller
County; A. B. Shilling, Cripple Greek
grocer, and another, Teller County Off
scial. while not SO fortunate as their
comrades. qliit altogether go ahead
The Cripple Creek men were SO for
:tlinate that soon after 10 o' clock. when
they FIRST began TO play, everyone in the
rooms corgregated at their table With
$40 and $40 gold pieces for chips, tney
played with a reckless abandon that
caused cold chilIs to race up and down
the spinal columns of old gamblers.
a 1t was b clock on Sunday morning
when 8 joe Garviii, proprietor Of the
place, threw Up his hands.
he bank is busted, gentlemen. he
said. " You are It this time we are All
iii u q sss Ss f1 s4s 3gs
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THERE is AN EXODUS D. i
= Il. FROM CITY OF 1 ODz

LODI, Russian Poland, June 26, The
most serious phase of the fighting be-
tween the military and strikers is at
an end. but there are still isolated at
tacks in the suburbs. 4 S
At Baluty Cossacks attacked Jew-
ish family of FIVE persons who, were
driving in a cab at the station and shot
and killed all including the cabmai1
At Pabjanice near Lodz worknen att
tackled two policemen and shot and
killed one and wounded the other. s
There is a general exodus from
Lodz. Twelve thousand persons have
already left and all trains are crowded.
During the disturbances thirty-five
government liquor stores were destroy
ed BY the mobs which appropriated all
the cash and stamps found on the
premises. The cash and stamps were
added to the funds Of the socialist
party The workmen in all the fac
tories will strike tomorrow. Some
prominent citizens this morning @tele-
graphed Gen. Shustow, commanding
the troops here asking for protection,
against the brutality of the soldiers, es-
pecially the Cossacks, who in one in
stance killed and robbed the servant
of a millionaire named RosenbeSe, who
was carrying $1,000 to the bank. The
general promised to punish the offend
ers, but said he required witnesses to
testify against the Cossacks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-26
GRAND AMERICAN HANDICAP

indianapolis, Ind, June 26.-AIl
roads for trap shooters lead this week
to this city, where the greatest tour
ney of the year is to be held under
the auspices of the Interstate Associa-
tion. The chief event will be the sixth
annual grand American handicap,
which will be contested on Thursday,
though important sweepstake and
handicap, matches will also be shot or
other days, beginning tomorrow. More
than zoo shooters are entered for the
.graHd American handicap The condi,
.tions call for 100 targets, handicap
fourteen Ito twenty-five yards, $2oc
added to the purse, high guns, winner
to receive, a trophy, open to all. Sew
eral thousand dollars will be awarded
to the yictors in this and other events
and much more, will probably be wag-
cred on the outside. ~
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HISTORIC STONE.

Boston, Mass, June a6.-There has
just. arrived here on the. Cunarder, Syl-
vania fragment of historic stone
about two feet long by ten inches wide
and thick for the Cape God Pilgrim
Memorial Association at Province
town. The stone is from the old
church at Austerheld, Nottingham
shire, England, where William Brad
ford was baptized and where many oi
the carly Pilgrims once Worshipped
The stone will be incorporated in the
Pilgrim monument to overlook PROV
incetown Harbor. To the monument
will also gbe added later number oi
ancient pavement bricks from the
old wharf at Delfthaven, u Holland
whence the Mayhower sailed for Am
erica. Stones will also be procured
iron the villages Of Serooby and Ply
mouth and Southampton, England, the
|laststwo ports visited by the Mayhower
before sailing for ain unknown land.
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DIFFERENT VIEW OF ]. {. s. b.
PAIR OF CONvIcTS

Cleveland, June a6.-Wm. Arnbrus-
ter. sentenced to serve seven years,
and Edmund Burke, one year in the
|penitentiary, were taken to Columbus
Saturday. Burke pleaded guilty to
|pocket-picking It was his first crime.
He told the court his desire for drink
led him to commit il. Armbrustcr
was convicted OF assaulting an eight
|year-old girl.
Armbruster, who testified in court
that he had once been adjudged an i'm
beetle, talked like q philosopher My
own experience, = said he, is that life is
the same everywhere and under all
conditions. There is as much happiA
ness in the pcnitentiary as there is out
Iof it | don't think there's much either
place.
Burke, who is 62, wcpt as he left his
cell The climax Of a rnisBent life Z
HE sighed. Another satrifice to
whisky. Where are those dreams of
and honored old age i had
asa youth? oh, il 4 man could only
forget Or diel There Is nothing In All
the world as terrible as renlorse.s
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PROFESSOR WENT NUTTY =.
AND BECAME A VAC

New York, June 26.-M. M. Ram
sey, professor of languages of Leland
Stanford, jr., University. California, a
graduate of Columbia, fellow oi
Johns Hopkins University and mem
Der Of the American Pathological Asso-
citation and the Modern Language AS
sociation, J. was arraigned in a magis-
trate's court here yesterday on charge
of 'vagrancy' which was changed to in
sanity. Professor Ramsey was taken
to Bellevue TO await the arrival of two
physicians from Baltimore. The only
reference Ramsey made to his plight
was to remark: ".This is all farce,
all a farce H., ~.
Ramsey left California three months
ago. Since then his friends lost all
trace OF him. He had little money
when he reached New York. Since
he has been here he has worked in va
riouss small restaurants and cafes on
the east side as a waiter.
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SOCIETY NOTES FROM s. ]. +:
ROSEBUD ESERVATION

Sioux Falls. S. d., June a6 The pres
ent week has been a rather lively one
i'm society and other circles on the Rose
bud Indian reservation. as will be showl,
BY the following items, which ara copied
verbatim from a little newspaper pub
lished at Rosebud Agency
Mrs. Shoot at Hail is on the sick
list II 3s.s NJ.
Thomas Red Elk was transactins
business at Cody Monday.
!. Joseph Fire Heart visited relatives
at He Dog S camp last Friday. 5 esss !
King Man, from He Dog camp
visited friends in this camp Sunday.
Stands For Them. from Corn Creek
spent Sunday with Eagle Wolf and
family.
Big White Horse. from, Pine Ridge
visited with Ugly Wild Horse last week
Rattiing Leaf stopped in our camp
on his way from the farmers to the
agency with important letters to the
agent. & 4
Nelson Caught The Eagle and Bile
Thunder went to Antelope Greek to
visit George Decory this week Wcdncs-
day. I
The following Indians are putting ~
good-sized gardens Prairie Chicken,
Blue Thunder. Caught The Eagle: Biz
Face Bull Eagle Cloud Boy and SWift
sCrockery
George Black Ring wife, who left
her husband some weeks ago. has re-
turned to her duties AMI George is hap
Born q William War Bonnet, ii
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CHEAPER TALK FOR.
u. s. GOVERNMENT

Washington, June 26.-Secretary
Morton, who. was instructed to nego-
tiate a new contract for departmental
telephone service. reported an arrange
ment by which the government will
save $I7,635 a year, and more if vari-
Gus economies suggested are carried
out. Mr. Morton secured reduction
in the rate for each. telephone, from
$I2 to So year, and reduction in the
message rate from 3 cents to 2H cents.
This, it is stated, is the lowest tele-
phone rate in any large city in the
country Under the new arrangement
the government will pay $47,56s snext
year for its telephone service in Wash
ington.
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! MORTON'S GIRL
IS CATHOLIC CHURCH

New York, June a6 Renouncing the
Episcopal faith Of her parents, Mrs.
Winthrop Rutherford, fourth daughter
of Levi P. Morton, former governor of
New York state, has become Ro-
man Catholic. s5s5.s. siss. IN 4 >.. -,
When her wedding was celebrated
in Grace Church in 1902. Mrs. Ruth
erford was AN Episcopalian and DR..
VIM, R. Huntington performed the
marriage ceremony. ,.-...s, ~. .
She called three weeks ago on Arch
bishop Farley for Instructions. She
was formally received into the Catho-
lie communion by the archbishop. Mr..
and Mrs. Rutherford are now at their
farm, Tranquility, which is near AL
1amuchy, N. J. .sI
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|RADIlJM is SAID TO
BE CURE FOR RABIES

Milan, june s6 The medical stratum
is astonished at the successful out
come of the experiments Of DR. Tiz-.
,zoni, 4 professor in the Bologna Uni
sversity. to cure hydrophobia vita the
rays of radiuf1l
pr Tizzoni repeatedly injected sew
.eral rabbits with most violent hydro
phobia virus and then submitted them
to radium rays All the animals re-
covered within six days. including
those whose treatment did not begin ula-
It'll the rnalady was at its climax Such
astonishing results are expected To
render useless the Pasteur institute.
Df. Tizzoni is now on his way To-
Rome ID announce to the. king the re-
|sults al Ills studies:
Il is now expected that experiments
viii be made OH human Seiugs suffer
|ing from hydroph ohia. S
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-26
Henry Ciews. the New FORK bat,Ixe,

Henry CIews, the New York banker,
was dilating ON the dangers of deceit.
BY the way of illustration he told of d
soeiety woman who saw iii a jeweler's y
window collar of pearls that she
wanted. She Inquired the price and
was told $6.ooo She gave her check
for $1,000, saying she would send her
|jeweler was to tell him they cost only
$1,000 The storekeeper was faniiiai
with that sort OF game and agreed The
husband came to see the pearls and
that evening told his wife ne had
bought them. His wife delightedly
asked II he had brought home the col
lar, wberetipon he replied No dear:
ii had 1t sent to my mother You know,
In Is her birthday tomorrow.
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BABY WAS CiiRISTENED
OVER MOTHERS COFFIN

San Jose. June The I6-dayoll
Campbell boy was christened over the
scasket Of his dead mother, Mrs. Edith
Campbell, just before her funeral oc-
CURED The christening was conducted
fly Rev. S. ID. Hutsinpiller Of the First
Methodist Church. 1t was a pathetic
scene. IL sss
Mrs, Catnpbsll who was the swifc of
William r. Campbell, died on June II il
when the baby was only four days old
Her last words were that the baby
should be brought up SO they would
meet again
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THIS DECISION WIlL ;.
PREVENT MATRlMONY

Paterson, N. J.. June 26. Does man
have to pay doctors bills which, his wife
contracted before marriaoea That is the
question that perplexed John T. BcBride
until Judge Lewis. in the district court
decided that Mcbride was responsible,
DR.. Aaron r. Wolfe was the com
plainant He brought suit for $aoo
claimed to be due. for professional SER
vices to Mrs. Mcbride when she was
Miss Annie Hawthorne. 9f u.
The husband refused to- pay the bill
on the ground that the. treatment was
given while his wife was still single. 4.
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ON Homo ECONOMICS.

Lake Placid. N. June rs. The
seventh annual Lake Placid conference
on Home Economies began at the
Lake Placid Club today and will com
titluc until July 1. Today and tofnor-
row are to be devoted to reports Of
progress iii courses Of study for ele-
i1entary, secondary and trade schools
colleges and universities; to home eiu-
cation, to outlines for womens clubs
|etc. Thursday and Friday the food
problem personal bye and indus
trial problems lin the home, with stand
ards Of routine work will be discussed.
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HUNGER STRICKEN MAN
/ SHOT AND SUICIDED

Bowling Green, O., june 26.-Because
he was nearly starved and could get
nothing to eat. Mike Workman broke
into Farmer Birds cellar near Haskins,
Thursday, and stole some victuals. 4Ae
he was leaving Bird fired a load OF shot
into his back 4 Workman was lodged in
Jail here and his wounds were dressed.
This morning he was found dead in his
cell. suspended BY the neck by his belt
which he had converted into moose.
Workman was, a native of Roumania. &c
years of age, and had been in this coun-
Try only two MONTHS sa 4. .rr
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WAR SCENES ),
in WARSAW "
MILITARY IN EVIDENCE
In THE OLD POLISH CIT
All Work Has Been Suspended On
Overturned Street Cars Are Use
for Barricades Against the Milltar
Slaughter Expected to Begin SOof

Warsaw, June a6.-The city has th
appearance Of, military encampmen'
Infantry and Cossacks are bivouacked u
the streets and patrols are circulatinf
everywhere. Shops are largely closed
The Jewish districts are now in full re
volt. Traffic has ceased, and over
turned street cars form a nucleus o
barricades in the streets. The ugly tem
per of the populace and the troops
threatens to break out in bloodshed a
any minute.
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ENGAGEMENT RING I.z',., y, :. .,. +. !,
BEL LONGS TO DONOR

@ Cleveland, June as6. AN engagement
ring remains the property Of the Civ
ler until the betrottai is terminated by
the marriage THIS was!thet substance
Of decision by Justice Greene Satur-
day in a replevin suit begun by Robt.
eSchulte, I33oN Lexington Avenue.
against Anna Williams, 10 Amesbury
Court. The engagement was ended
by agreement. Miss Williams want
ed to keep the ring. Robert OBJ
jected. Il.
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SAID HE WAS A III. ...
= GOVERNMENT HYPNOTlST

4 Marion, o., June 26.-George Ed
wards, Of Durham, N. c., was appre-
hendcd by the local police under sthe
impression that he was insane. Ed
wards held out to the public that he
was being made the subject Of an in
vestigation by the government. which,
he claimed, was testing the powers of
fypnotisrn, the idea being that the gov
ernment proposed developing the pow
|er of hypnotism by a secret process
that it would conquer the world with
out army or navy. He was released
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PEACE PLANS ADVANCED
BY RUSSIAN PLOMATS

ST. Petersburg, June 26 Negotia-
tions for the peace conference have ta-
ken an important step forward, i
proposition for the date Of the meet
ing Of the plenipot otentiaries at Wash
ington, having been submitted to Rus
,sia and being now under considera-
tion. The exact date proposed has not
been ascertained, but there is reason
to suppose that il As some time during
the first week or ten daysfof August,
which is about the earliest period at
which the Japanese representatives
could be expected to reach Washing
ton. S
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-26
GEORGIA EDUCATORS MEET.

Athens, Ga, June 26.-Teachers
from every nook and corner of the state
are gathering in Athens for the thirty
ninth annual session, OF the Georgia
Educational Association. The meetings
will open this evening with President
Marvin M. Parks OF Miiledgeville, pre-
siding - Chancellor Walter B. Hill of
the state university will welcome the
visitors and the Hon. Hoke Smith OF
Atlanta will deliver, an address on
THE Possibilities and Responsible
ties OF the Teacher." The regular bus
mess sessions n and sectional confer
eiices will begin tomorrow.
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'fft ~ =" ~ n n rsgIf -I-IIEl = = n
WHITE MAN WANTS TO ...s.s
I. I. VI 1....' ADOPT A NEGRO BOY

!. Wadesboro. n. G., June a6.-Lester
Tucker. a white man Of Gulledge Town,
slip, has petitioned Clerk Of Court Rob
s;srtson thathe be allowed TO adopt am IL
5year-old negro boy, named Ellis Robin
son. He says in the petition that he
wants the relation OF father and son es-
tablished between him and the boy,
There's great indignation in the COM
munity in which Tucker lives over mis-
wanting to take Negro as member
of his family. 4}ee -. ~ e..
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WILL MEET
lin AUGUST
JAPS AND RUSSIANS
AGREE ON TIME
The Peace Pienipote ntiaries VIII Get
Together la Washington Early In
August but the Exact Date VIII Be
Announced by President Roosevelt.

St. Petersburg, June 26.-Both Japan
and Russia are understood to have
agreed on the time when their pleni-
potentiaries shall meet in Washington
1t will be. during tie first ten days of
August. but the exact date will probably
be announced by President Roosevelt
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PLENlPOTENTIARlES HAVE
ALREADY BEEN SELECTED

Washington, June 26.-M. Nelidoff,
Russian ambassador to Paris, and Bar
on Rosen, the new ambassador to
Washington, are Russias tentative Sc
lection as plenipotentiaries. Takahira,
the Japanese minister here; has been
selected as one by his government but
the name OF the other can't be learned
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TOO MUCH WEALTH
MI ~ CAUSED HIS SUICIDE

Napoleon, O., June 26-Despondent
from not knowing what to do with the
money he had left after purchasing two
large farms in Ridgeville Township,
this county, Henry Bruins committed
suicide by hanging himself in the barn
by log chain He was estimated to
be worth 100000. ]
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FIRE DESTROYED SOME -.
PROPERTY IN CLEVELAND

Cleveland, June a6-Fire today de-
stroyed the interior of the building oe-
cupfsd by the Willard Storage Battery
CO., and the upper floors of the Fair
banks Morse Co.'S warehouse. The
loss is over 100000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-06-26
NIL LWAUKEE BRlBER
ADMITTED HIS GUILT

MilWaukees June a6.V Edward Fl
Strauss. forriner advisor Of Milwaukee,
pleaded guilty today 70 bribery in con-
nection with tie contract on the coun-
B ty hospital several years ago and was
Il fined 5000 BY Judge n arraflt.
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LORD CURZON SORE AT
KlTCHENER'S AUTHORITY

Simla. Idnia. June 26.-It is freely
rrmored that Viceroy Curzon of ked-
dleston will resign in consequence of the
decision Of the home government to
give Lord Kitchener complste control of
the army in India .1h xt.5 ~ y. n..Ei !
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HAY STRICKEN
!. YESTERDAY
...S:-'s
81 ( 3fEE*E'.sS
SECRETARY OF STATE ~
y.5 Il HAD ANOTHER ATTACK
He Is Much Better Today andfls Ex-
pected to Soon Recover His Usual
Health Attack Was Due to His Old
Trouble.

i Newbury, N. H., June 26-Secretary
Hay was prostrated by an attack Of
uraeinia. at his summer home here last
night, but his condition is much better
today, !. 1t is expected he will be in his
usual health soon. {
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TAFT CONFERRED.

4 New York, June rs. Secretary Taft
had conference at the Manhattan
Hotel with Thomas f. Wallace. chief
engineer Of the Panama canal; Z. r.
lShonts. chairman Of the canal cofiinis- I
sion, but refused to make a statement
ais to what matters had been discussed.
Immediately after tic conference Sec-
retary Taft left ior ScX ll.ycil
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SWEDISH SAIL ORS WILL q
NOT BE DIS CHARGED

Stockholm June II. 6.As a precau-
tionary measure pending the settlement
Sof the crisis the Swedish council of
state has decided not to discharge the
expired time men from the navy until
further notice. n
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TO APPOINT u.
/. ). COMMITTEE
EFFORT WILL BIZ MADE ],
. 4 TO REACH AGREEMENT
Swedish Congress VIII Name Men to
Consider the Present Situation Be-
tween Sweden and Norway and Re-
port to the Riks dag for Action.

Stockholm, June 2o-It has been ar
ranged between different groups Of the
5riksdag that a special committee shall
be appointed to consider The Swedish
Norwegian situation tomorrow.
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OPEN REBELLION IN
a PARTS OF POLAND

St. Petersburg June Scientifically
open rebellion exists in Warsaw, Kov-
no and other places in Russian Poland,
out of sympathy with the victims Of the
rioting at LODI. Owing to the strict
censorship but meagre accounts have
been received here. ~, r.
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APPLICANTS FOR SALOON.

Aberdeen, Sd, June a6-Seven-
teen different firms have already ap-
piled for saloon licenses for the COM
ing fiscal year in Aberdeen, and anoth-
er firm contcmplates starting iii bust
ness. Two years ago there were but
thirteen saloons in Aberdeen. Last
year this number was increased slight
~, and this year witnesses a still far
tler increase. 49,
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SECURED BAIL.

Aberdeen, S. D., June: 26.-Ed. Block,
the bartender charged with completely
in the killing OF w. D. Marvin, gave
bail in the sum of $1,000 for his ap-
pearance for trial. He has engaged
Frank Sears OF Webster to defend him.
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TWINS IN THIS FAMILY.

Berlin, June 26.-The kaiser has just
ordered medal sent to Branden-
burg woman who has had twins three
times. She herself is a twin, and her
mother gave birth to four sets OF
twins.
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A STATE OF
SIEGE AT LODI
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION 4
HAS BEEN ISSUED
The Total Number of Victims OF Last
Weeks Fighting Was Over i,2O0
The Majority Were Jews Order Be-
ing Restored. . !:

LODI. June 2o The governor gem
eral has proclaimed a state Of siege here.
The victims Of last weeks outbreak total
over I,,2oo Three hundred anis rty7
three Jews and aI8 Christians hasS ls3 q
buried. Over 700 were wounded. Or Z
has been partially restored. "a
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TWENTY-FIVE
DROWNED
CADET SHIP SUNK ,.<...SS1. T. Z.
4. VA COLLISION
Some Of the Boys Escaped but Twen-
ty-Two Lost Their Lives The Cadet
Ship Was tiit BY the British Steam
err Ancona. ). s .zEss Y .

\ London, June 90. The private cadet
ship. George Stage. was ramneI by the
British steamer Ancona near Copen-
hagen last night Twenty-Five cadets
were drowned, and fifty4seven were res
sed s ,E ss5ass& s H. 54saa5}&3,EE sssL 49, e. ..g
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FAST TRAIN RESTORED.

New York, June 26-The eighteen
hour running schedule for the Twen-
tieth Century limited between this city
and Chicago, temporarily abandoned
following the wreck at Mentor, o., was
restored today.
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PRESIDENT OOSEVELT n.
WANTS EARLY MEETING

Washington, June rs. President.
Roosevelt has expressed a wish that the
peace plenipotentiaries meet in the
United States on Aug. i. and If not then
at the earliest date possible. Sg