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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Chief COLLINS STILL
RAlDlMG POOL ROOMS.

Chicago, july 20-.Aftcr day Of
activity against hand books ana poker
rooms, chief Of Police Collins men last
night attacked the pool room ana
gambling house OF james O'Le0ry nj
ilS7.tlSO Hals,ond street Telephones,
O big telephone switchboard and i've
rokor tables were smashed and COM
iscatcd
Entrance 20 the place was effected
after almost two hours OF work by tho
policemen, who battered down Ave
heavy OAK doors and dozen trap
doors with sledgo hammers and rams
Before the police reached the room
bo,ting sheets and othor parphernalin
were destroyed, The persons In tho
place when the police made their at
tack escaped Il IN thought, down n
shaft three feet wide which extended
from the fourth floor To the basement
Trap doors ana other secret exits also
were found, one trap door led 10 an
exit 10 m adjoining building
Enlicr IN tho day gambling raids
under chief Collins direction resulted
IN the arrest OF N men, keepera OF
POKER rooms, hand book mon, and tho
Inmates OF the resorts, 10 show that
the cleanup" In not dcsultory and for
effect only, the chiefs dying squad.
ron" went over the ground covered on
Thursday and again raidcd two places
that previously had been closed, The
proprletors had thought they were i'm
munc from further arrest when they
had pleaded guilty and paid their fines
Seventeen keepers Of gambling resorts
and 30 inmates of the places were were
fined IN the Harrison street police
court with one exception the keepers
were fined '2b and costs each, and the
guests 81 and costs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Mel Wins Another,

San Francltco, July 2S,, The twoniy.
nyo.round bout al the Colma club 90.
nlRhl between Frankie Ncll, tho ban.
tam weight champion, and Harry Tommy
Of Nan Francisco ended ln victory FOR
MIL Referee nllly Roche deciding AZ the
end OF the battle that the champion had
made the better showing rcnnV proved
himself ~. be game ana clever nrhtor
md held Ms own With the champion up
70 tho iwplflh round Afier that period
however Neil had q decided advantage IN
almost every round ana several times
had his man ~ hln mercy bat was I'M.
able 10 land tho blow that would have
finished the .nehl Neil dih not appear 70
ho IN hr old championship form but
clearly wuh the better rlng general,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

after two heats had been raced IN oAoh
OF the three events on tho card The nnal
heats ~ the events viii be raced tomorrow
afternoon fec gate being extended TO
tho patrons, Results
2OJ pace, purse 1880, hreo heat plan
Wmdheld strntlon won The nrst htat IN
Yioolt Baron 0rQti0n won the second heat
~ s.6h Riley u. NNlel Patch, Anidross
Ecsth'lo and Captain Sphinx also started
eH not NJ ana NJ consolation, purse
1900 th'oe heat plan~Mlte IN Law won
Two atralgh, Noats ~ 9il3h, ann Oct
Away and Emily lrlcher also started
Hophyr won tn firr, heat In 2il? Nor.
man u won inc second hoat IN ?l?t
Brownie wilton also started
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IN THE PRIZE RING,
Kelly and butns Draw FRANKIE Not,
diets Decision over Tonny.

Los Angeles, July "a -Ilofore u crowd
of 400 persons al the opening OF tho
now pavilion Of the .pnclnc Athletic club,
hero tonight, Hugo Kelly " Chicago and
Tom Burns Of Detroit fought twenty
ier of the Gaht from start To I'm.
iah aud punished his opponent consd-
erably but owing 70 an agreement en-
tered into by the two principals pres
yjons TO entering the ring Ileforod Charles
Eylon was compelled 10 declare the bout
\ draw The agreement was 10 tho Of,
feet that II both the mon we're on thor
feet AZ the end ~ the twentieth round
the light should 90 Il draw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
IVER LAWSON ACCEPTS,
splendid OTTER Made by Management Of
New YORK Race IrUek,

liver Lawson worlds champion bicycle
racer, announced last night that he had
accepted tho terms made to him for an
engagement IN New YORK 10 extend TO tho
v wnnu,SS' hw s Ihs "nn ,n",ieS ma ,anne oa'
vantage u H. The sum " 1900 ~ offered
him 10 ride In three match races, ana he
Nv 10 receive s2j for every race he en-.
iors, win or lose, lie will have chance
woe NV and I'M, aione mems n ilcp 'woppV
This N all IN addition TO his winnings
which are sure 20 be big,
Tho races at Madison square Garden
opens ono wee klrom next Monday ana
lhoro VIII also be races at Vallaburg
track,
While local fans arc sorry 10 sec Iver
10, they are glad that he has received
such splendid offer,
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Saved by Dynamite,

Sometimes, Naming city Ia saved by
dynamiting u spncc that the flro can't
cross, Sometimes, n cough hangs on no
long you feel M II nothing but dyna.
mite would cure A. u, r, Gray, OF cal.
houn, Ga, writes my wife had a very
aggravated cough, which kept her
awake nights, Two physicians could not
help herr 40 she took Dr. Kings Now
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs ana
Colds, which oased her cough, gave her
sleep, and nnolly cured her" Strictly
scientific cure for bronchitis ana La
Grippe AZ u, e, NJ, l. Drug Dept,
prico SOC and tlOo' guaranteed, Trial
bottle free,
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PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon short Line.

Salt Lake 10 Portland and return
tdlrecD ,,un,,.n!u,,!,,u",,tsi,bo
Salt Lake 10 Portland and return
Zone way Via san Francisco, -, t2.bo
Salt Lake 20 Portland and return
Zone way yin Los Angeles) 49,, 10 10
Tickets 70 Portland and return, Al.
rect, on sale daily from May eth 10
September S0th, Inclusive. Tickets
reading one way via San francisco or
Los Angeles on Sale August I, 3, 0, 10,
II, ~, ~, a. 49, 10, ", IL. 80, 81. All
Tickets good Tor stopoyors ma limited
20 20 days from date Of sale, Addition
al selling dates for tickets via san
Francisco or Los Angeles quoted later
M llt0 p. m. or t;io p, nj. CITY Ticket
once a0i Main ~
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May Dnnger1old Sold

New York, July 20. Mai Daineernold.
winner of moro than $1,000 IN His fvo
sonsons on the turf, was sold ont OF \, j,
Dryers racing stable yesterday 20 a
western turfmon ana II III understood IL
destined 20 ond hls career an a stooplo.
chaser, Tho Major as No IL known
about the race tracks, has gradually fall
len from his high estate Az q great han
dicnp horse because OF his unrolRhillty
and has recently boon running In selling
races, Occasionally he hns won but no
thurman over yentuTcd 10 bid him uD,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Lou Dlllon Goes some.

Cleveland, July S.-Lou Dillon, | 6Sii
lrottcd her two fastest miles ~ tho sea.
eon AZ ne GlolNille track today Each
was y06lS, mado on July 10
Major Dclmar after ,rol,lng slow nru
half-milo In los. finished the mile IN 2os
which " considered IN some respects tho
most remarkable mile ever troitcd by tho
Major.
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on THE RACE TRACK,
hlmsr Course closed Deeanse stock
holders Tire OF Ruidlna,

~ Louis July q There was no raid.
gN racing az Dolmar race track to-
ay ne park having been temporarily
d'si by order ~ tho stockholders OF
" Dnaf Jockey club, who held u con.
ftnot earlier IN tho day with thor
lNofht,s and decided 10 suspend opera.
Illi pending The decision Of tho ~.
llemt count IN The writ OF prohibition
TAINTED BY Judge Marshall prohibiting the
loQhV officers from interfering IN any
VIZ WIN ne ~ Louis police officials AZ
n aecofdanco with Governor rolks
'dNt 70 raid the track dnily In enforce.
h'nl u tho anllpO6l selling law, dc.
lWilt@ went 10 the track today, az has
H,l customary "a telephone FOR tho raid.
M squad Of police, " refused admit.
uW Oul The regular rniding tactics
.'n not carried oul Before the on.
@ arnIt. NiygE The following notice
,IAe detectives Quloldy notified chief
MR OF me situation ana he ordered
, l,MtN's on police 10 scatter % their
uptulo districts Tho only persons at
W VaeR were horscmon who werc max.
M, 0ullled atrangemonts Tor shipping
WV noNoe 10 Othcr race points
Another feature ~ tho day was the
Eo@ollng " Attorney General IIndlcy
Jefferson CITY who nlcd a petition
auo NaUanlo proceedings IN the ~.
E,ny ,eurt seeking TO annul the char.
XXX we Delmar Jockey club and tho
mlMlule ot the property 10 tho state,
w Me grounds of alleged mis,lro OF Tho
WOs eoatlcr Judge Marshall sol oct,
nM va dalo for tho respondent 10 ap-
,N avg snow cause before tho supreme
Gii1 why such action should not ho
W,Non notified over tho lons distance
,,st1IYh, lhW pelmar had suspended
'wauohs Governor FOLK pnldl
a,aloem glal N H. The law has been
nt ,e S What has. happened In tho
ks,lu,u'h cases should prove n less5a
,s,V''N VINO doro defy The laws of Mis-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Finals In Golf

Chicago, July gs ~rlhos In the Western
golf chhmplOnshlp will DO decided ,omor'
links, between thu tile holder II chand.
lol ERan and hiR cousin, Walter "
ERan, Tor tho third time In the history
Of the big tourney,
II, H. Martin disposed Of walter Fair.
banks 81 Denver 2 up, and Chandler Egan
defeated Martin,
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RACE FANS HAVE
FUN WITH BOWLER
Because The Bicycle Rider Was
Married On Thursday
Afternoon,
PRESENTED WITH BABY BUGGY
lust az He Came Ia the Track 10 Com.
pete 10 the Races 49, New
Amateurs Here

Track officials. bike riders and race fans
generally, had fun IN plenty ~ tho cN'
penso Of Jimmy Bowler AZ tho saucer track
last nlsh II was all because Jimmy dd
on Thursday what millions Of Other poo'
pie dol what people are doing over day
he Lot married
when the nrst heat Of tho half'mllo
handicap was called last night Bowler
camo out aud mounted his wheel HIS
appearance was tho slgnal Tor Asras 20
sneak up behind him pushing n baby
buggy. d. Fred Meakin thon announoe1
IN loud voice that Bowler had become
a benedict and That his fellow fideB
wished 10 congratulate him ana 10 pre-
sent him WIN o small token Of their 60.
ANA the band played
"llang UP the hObye stockings"
Whether or not Bowler was scared
when no hoard the crowd howl Will prob.
ably never be known Certainly he would
not admit H. but he rode his wheel with
the speed " n frightened greyhound.
While the races were not exactly thrill
INK or " a sensational nature, they woro
pretty good ana seemed 20 satisfy tho
crowd. bamuelon and Uolllstor robbed the
two,milo lap race ~ any particular inlor'
ost by the easy manner IN which they
took hrst and second Tho two amatcurs
from Reno Garter and Mckenzie VINO
were mentioned several days ago IN these
columns, made their nrst appearance last
evening on the saucer Following " the
summary Of the events,
Quariorsmilp OPEN amateur, nunl'-
West Mccormick Rcdman, Time ~ l.6,
lialf-mio professional handicap, hnal -
Bardgett % yards williams, " Yards
Downing ~ yards, Bowler, 10 yards
Time ,5b 80,
Unlimited Australian pursuit amateur
Redman llndgren, Fred Samueleon, Mar
" Distance, l milo, laps, II yards,
flmo-i,co
Two.nlle lap professional .samuolson,
HOLSTER Williams, Hopper, Time
1853 20,
Five. mile motor race between lleagron
ana Samuoleon-Won by Ileagrcn by three
laps Timo-6lS,
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American Fork
SCORE ny lNNlNna.
Football Guide Out.

spnldlngs Official Football Guide Tor
1905, edited by walter Camp has iuHl
boon issued FOR tho coming season In
Spnldings Athletic Library No go The
"Nows' II In receipt NJ n copy ~ tho
same,
i,osdes the newly revised ofnclal play.
Ing rules, tho contents also include Mr.,
Camps Al.Amorlca team ana review OF
season ~ 1904, Al.Amorlca teams from
1859 10 1904 All,Amcrica selections from
leading newspapers Middle Wost nll star
team for 1904 Al Eastern college cloyons
Tor 1904, by charles edward Patterson,
Of Princeton, records ~ all tho leading
teams, scores " tho amos between pTom.
inont oolloHos since Introduction of Rugby
football .roylow OF special annual college
matches In 1904 o short description OF the
game special chapters on the state " tho
enmo IN The following sections Of thc
country, Middle West by Charles Baird
~ tho University ~ Mchlgen, Mid No
btAtCs, by George orion, OF pNnnsylYnnla,
roorado, BY A. W Rslcyl Pacific Coast
bY N L. Ilaggorly, the South by J, Y.
dosaullce, the Southwest, BY Martin A.
Dolnnoyi forecast for season ~ le5, low
" w. Moss u New York
A feature that viii be much appreciated
II tho schedules Of college pames for zoos
arranged IN chronological order The
names ~ tho captains ~ leading college
teams for 1905 nro also given, and the pie,
lures, OF which there are nearly loo pages,
embrace over $500 Individual players,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

Ogden and Return,

VIA Oregon Short Line, Round trip
only 400 dood for any train up 90
tjl0 y, M, inclusive, city Ticket once
20i Main street.
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Via ID. ar. q. Sunday, July no.

From salt Lake city for uppw lralla
500 ~ M Sl9b, For Castillo 500 n. M,
SIPS, For Pharaoh Glen sl6 a. M,
10 cents,
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American Fork Won.

The bah game AZ American Fork no.
tween the team representing that city and
Lohl tho former carried IN the hOnoA
by n score ~ elS 10 one, Tho teams lined
M A. follows
Ap,a,lAap iFpYL ,hl ttit,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

Mlss Rcnnie Peterson sings AT La.
coon sunday 4 and y, m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

pr VIM, T. Carver, Champion Shot Of
the World, Exhibition, sOltolr daily,
Free
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

Dr Carver fancy shooting so,alr
every day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Your Heart
nay BE Weak. Ono
Person In Four Has
a Weak Heart.

A.
vno OF Tho turegt signs Of weak
~ thorlness of breath after exercise.
NM ,yuI heail ~ not abba 20 pump the
"SVo lasl enough TO your lungs.
r,sy@V Z" the other symptoms ~ ITenrt
, ,SDOo elo Pains IN tho eIdo, Back
INV ssnouldorl Painting or Weak spells,
coia Nooush' swelling OF Feet and Andes,
WV Foet or Hands,
wv one can afford 10 allow weak
wv. @ut 70 30 without medicine, because
MA, n'afl means poor circulation, and
,lon. circulation means weak Mnga
n . llvor hIdneyo, etc,
A,.w .V,'lore, You suspect heart trouble,
T"1u uNlhg Or, Mlloa' New Heart cure,
,n'sfl euro VIII do you good, an n IA
Ml s wy" tonic for tho blood and nerves,
E,Wl fevllallgo your entire systom,
B,,n remember, Dr. Miles New
nu, Vuro Ia sold under a guarantees
n WV ufal bottle win do you ooou,
~ v oot'n't-your money back,
NM ye,yn. nleied with heart trouble for
IN, hnd vl, would DO apparently all
Sssd .lall M though aRop ma wa,,nnl,ps
rived fmSSSon, ahd q terrible dread pos.
Nh,fe W. hh never knew when or
dbdp Sr H1lndsr what conditions '
hWlts' ,uaekel, and whether / would
,taltd bwOsnor Am ! .soneulIod and was
R.pghnS OF ~ mo most eminent
~ g0m Wla, 10 so s,e,s' ,Ngt nndlgg r..
T. u hM,l,t NV 'iIsenirt du, ses Sna tSS.mins
SIad't satStiy T cUysa ~ used tSp bottles,
nv -, !. nhesnAdR, HsYpsyc% , 3, '--h~'
shEE %rl,s TO US Tor rwc Trial
Is,N pl,, ,Sss' No@sf a pr, ,m1tllsg Anti.
hp,,IN., ,.kso sym,npe,SS,mS' plSon 'm8Sd t,yy
Nv wSst wv dlesnosg Your oano, Nm
LxSopI ow,HIFts0dI HBlt& rAtE
S'Als, LLISllAiVr, iNh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

Omaha, July &,..Omano made II four
straight from, g. Joseph today winning
easily, - 10 q,
Score H. HE,
pnhM uri't'uui'i''p''l'',r ~
~ Johepn unHiuntitttistsi. u
Batteries pfclstcr and dondIng l.Iob'
hardl ana Iinran
Sioux city, July %'-slouN Guy made
u two out Of thee from Denver today
IN q game that was fun OF spectacular
noldng,
Score, H. II u,
rlouN Nl'y uturi''its'u'u'n'g
bNnNtr tninattt. .tpttstt''t't't'ttfd
paitcrlet-.Cadwellador and tsarnoRlo,
sohaub and Lucia
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Arthur Peterson. violin aoloiet sun.
day at Lagoon.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Dos Molnes, July SCATTER playing good
ball fer seven innings, Dce MONIES went
70 pieces and allowed Pueblo 10 win, .
10
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco July 2s-keofo today
pitched ono of the hes, games Of no
season ana shut out tho locals, lilght
batsmen famed before him and only ,nree
hltH were made Tho errors of san
Francisco were costly
Scores n N, ~
Tacoma n,,,n,,,,,,,,,,,,,nu @
San Francisco u,n,,u,,,nu,uu0 3 .
bottoIles-keofc and Graham, whnlcn
ana Wilson,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

The inactivity Of the Liver kidneys and
Bowels causes The refuse matter to remain
IN the system, which coming In contact
with the different acids Of the body,
iornis uric acid 10 be absorbed BY the
blood and distributed 10 the different
join's and muscles, producing the pains,
Inflammation and other distressing symp.
toms Of Rheumatism, The wandering
pains OF the disease remind the sufferer
that the poison IL still In the blood aud
ne should lose no time In getting IL out
y, 5. 5, ncu,ialises the acid and makes
the blood rich aud pure, II tones up
every organ and cures the disease pcrna.
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DRS. SHORES & SHORES
Free Examination Extended
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE TO ALL WHO APPLY


no VINO
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGuE.

Boston, July 2s,-Tho locals arrived home
today ahead ~ schedule 70 play n post.
i by tho score Of 10 g. Attendance,
500.
Acoro a. II, 10
not,on l"nuu''u''l''i''i''u''
'lnV"lhnd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lleucrlcs-.'ronnehll and criscrI Moore
and Demla,
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RHEUMATISM
COMMON IN SUMNER

The time 10 re, rid Of Rheumatism Ia
10 Summer while the blood Is cndeayor.
Ing 70 purge itself Of all poisons and i'm.
puriticS, aud the skin Is active, with all
The pores and glands open and able, In
this way, TO sssls, IN the elimination.
Columbus, o., 1855 MI, Vernon, Ave,
sig years ss9 4 had = severe attack OF
!nnAnmetory Rheumatism, and tue doc.
tori hAd did me no good Thsy changed
msdiolne every week and nothing they
prssqrinsd seemed 70 help me, finslly
! lMt en- thsr ,pedioine and began. tho
were swollen terribly, and at one time
ny hands were 80 swollen end painful
that could not close them when opened,
sure, when & began B, w., SyttMIffyssw
wT helpins me ! continued II, hndto.
.r ssa i sS,SaS o yt S S.sa ana have
II, III, CHAPMAN,
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Rain lnierfered.

nsV,u,oo,, any &'-lloAvy rain stopped
~" ''"Ng '"dly M Crosse polnto track
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Portland, July D.. Portland lost again
today through an error BY McCroodlc and
poor coaching IN the twelfth inning
Roach and Esslok were hit hard aud
often each allowing nnocn safe hits
making Tho game exciting seattle
twelfth. which with Mctrecdic's error
gave him three runs,
Score III 10,
c'hllN .utt' uiti'sitt,ttt'tss'ntti 70
lolUhnd Observation-Disclosures 10
Batteries Roach and Harper, Essick
ana Mclean
Omplre--paYie
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SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY co,
CANYON EXCURSIONS

Developing, Finishing, Main ana srd 80.
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Los Angeles cal, July - baum al.
lowed Oakland but four hits today and,
the n0rthcrnerH, francks was Injured IN
collision with Eagcr ~ second IN the
fourth innlng and was replaced by Van
llaltrcn
Score H.E,
Los Angoleh 'prsup,r''sp't1pb ~ >
OAKLAND '''u'''uuu,''r,tsstu
l3allorice- Baum and Eager lborg and
STANLEY
Umpire Wright
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-10-06

commanding Mr.. Muxson TO throw up
his hands. In6tead Of complying with
the Command, Mr.. Maxson drew back his
whip to strike the horcs when the boy
called out: 1Oh, don't, papa" aud the
horse jumped forward, knocking the
wonld he robber down and they
escaped.
Roberts, Ssvener, German aud Will
lame, the Humboldt county murderers,
Will probably be taken to Reno next
week for re sentence. Warden Considiue
says the men are not worrying over
their impending sentences and seem To
he giving their late but little concern.
The warden is ready to shut Off their
wind IN the day named by the court
whether 1t be twenty -four hours or
ninety days after sentence The world
will be much better Off when the whole
gang follows Hancock by the gnllows'
route.
De Witte, the Russian peace commits
siuner. seems tn he I'M Ter a cloud in ST.
Petersburg. At caucus OF the munich.
pality held "Wednesday night, sugges-
lions that IA banquet be given in his
honor and that he be presented with the
freedom Of the city or an address were
rejected and a resolution was adopted
declaring that he ia pot worldly OF any
special honor because his services at
Portsmouth "weEe only a redeeming
sacrifice for the political mistakes in
which he has Acquires :cd aud which
were responsible for the war" 1t would
seem from this tnat munarchies, rs we'll
as republics are sometimes ungrateiul.
The American habit of leading the
procession is capable of being carried to
excess. The divorce rate in the United
States at present is GIL divorces for
every 10000 marriages. Some cynics
may think that this is not too much, but
most OF those who would not admit OF
impeachment to the quick separation OF
persons who desire better terminal faciI-
tiles Tor marriage must nd nit that II ia
Il little peculiar That the divorce rate in
the United States should be so much
greater than it liz i'll other countries.
Germany lags pitcOusly behind with a
bare lGj; France can show only 80;
Switzerland, with 1872. does very we'll for
herself. But the proud pre- cminence Of
the United States for sudden severing
OF the marriage tic seems likely to be
maintained, and even increased.