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ANNUAL MEETING

Calumet and Arizona Mining Company
 Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of CALUMET AND ARIZONA MINING COMPANY will be held at tho office of the company, Bisbee, Arizona, on Monday, April 18th, 1908, at 10 a. m., for the purpose Of electing nine di- rectors for the ensuing year and for such other business as may come be fore the meeting.
 The transfer books or the company will be closed at 12 o'clock noon, March 23rd, and will remain closed until 10 a. m., pril 1st, 1908.
 By order of the Board of Directors
 GORDON R. CAMPBELL, Secretary. Dated at Calumet, Michigan, March
 18th, 1908. lI9
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Superior and Pittsburg Copper Go.
 Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders oi SUPERIOR AND PITTSBURG COP PER COMPANY will be held at the office of the company, Calumet, Mich, .igan, on Monday, April 18th, 1908, al IF o'clock noon, for the purpose of electing ten directors Tor the ensuing year and for such other business as may come before the meeting.
 The transfer books of the Company will be closed at 12 o'clock noon, March 25th, and will remain closed until 10 a. m., April 1st, 1908.
 By order of the Board of Directors
 GORDON R. CAMPBELL, Secretary. Dated at Calumet, Michigan, March
 18th, 1908. J120
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IN THE PROBATE COURT

Of the County Of cochfse, Territory
 of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Thomas F. White, deceased. ...
 Notice of hearing petition.
 Notice Is hereby given that James c. White has filed in this court pc tition praying for letters of admins tration of tSe above entitled estate, and that same will be heard on Mon day, the 20th day of April, A. D., 1908. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom d said court, in Tombstone, County of Cochise, Ter ritory of Arizona, and all persons in. terested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, If any they have. why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated April 4th, 1908.
 61o J. E. JAMES. Clerk.
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HEAR THE. COOK CHAR GEES
commi.slolnr Taking Testimony Il. 10

Commission Taking Testimony MS 10
ChnrRc. a gn ii~t DIR. Buckley.
NEW YORK. January 3O.-Cnnrges
of disloyalty and SANDER preferred
against the Rev. DIR. j. NJ. Buckley,
editor OF the Christian Advocate. and
one OF the best known Methodist Epls.
copal leaders in this country, ~ ar.
considered by commission OF nine
clergymen OF the New York East Con-
florence OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church In Brooklyn to-day.
The charges were made by the Rev.
DR.. q. a. Cook, of Brandon, VT. It is
understood that the charges are based
on editorials In the Christian Advp-
cate. 1t was DR.. Cook WHO preferred
the charges against Professor Borden
"A. Downe, of Boston University, which
resulted in the latter's trial tor alleged
heresy few years ago. Or. Buckley
in defending Professor DoWne. accused
DIR. Cooke of having made public
charges against the professor. The
charges nov preferred against u,r.
Buckley are supposed to have grown
out of the Downe trial. a commission
of clergymen will hear the evidence,
with DR.. Wing, presiding elder. as
chairman, was appointed to determine.
whether the charges contained suftl.
-cient grounds to warrant q formal trial
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DEATH IN MINE EXPLOSION


xinc Men Killed nnd One Body Thrown
Iuto Tree.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, January 30.
Nine miners to-day met sudden death
~ the New River Colliery, known to
us tile lower Boone niue
near Hawks Nest III an explosion that
partly wrecked the mine. About tween.
ty-fiyc men were III the mine at the
time OF tho explosion. Those who es-
capped suffered only slight injuries.
The dead are: Grover Bowles, Law
renee Shares. Harry Wilson. Wilbur
Wilson. Gradison Coles. Charles Work.
man, William Hoffman and two UNI
identified men.
One Of the bodies was thrown out OF
the mine and into a tree several yards
from the shaft. T3owles, who was
blown down the Incline, was the only
man not instantly killed. His arms
and legs were blown off. The Lower
Eoone mine IS the property OF the
Boone Coal and Coke Company. It Is
small mine. Chief Mine Inspector
Paul tonight dispatched four deputy
ms pectors to investigate the disaster
Inc. cause of the explosion has moi
Eeen dehnlteiy ascertained.
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STEEL MEN IN c oNFERENc E
safd to be Considering Reduction In
Price of Steel.

f NEW YORK. January 3O.-About
seventy steel men. representing the
United States Steel Corporation, the Re-
public Steel Company, the Bethlehem
steel Company, the Jones & Laughlin
Steel Company and the Pennsylvania
Steel Company, were in conference IL.
this city to-day and tonight. Tho
afternoon session was held in the Of
flces of the United States Steel Corpo-
ration. and In the evening the mag
mates dined in the Waldorf Astoria
Hotel, and continued their conference
there. J. Pierpont Morgan. who is a
director Of the United States Steel Cor
poration, attended the evening con-
ference.
1t was an hour after midnight when
the gathering finally broke up. None
of those present would talk, but it was
said unoflcially that Mr.. Morgan hau
made an address. 1t was also stated
lunofticially that the$subjcct which had
kept the steel men In conference SO
long was a proposal to reduce the pri "a
or steel In eneral, and particularly the
price OF steel rails, because 1T Is feared
that in view of the financial depression,
the railroads would not buy rails this
year. and would postpone their extern
sions unless the price of steel was
made low enough to ma Ike 1t an object
for them to buy now.
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SENATE

= r i +
Almost .nme diatelS after the SEN
nte opened communicating y, was q. !. re re-
4 it was his sad duty to inform the
body OF the sudden. death OF Judge
George ". Morris. of the Corp tlon
Court of Charlottesville. Senator Kee-
3zell moved that when the Senate adj
journ II do so out of respect for the
memory OF the dece ased who for 50 long
time was an honored member of the
Senate.
Senator Early introduced joint res
o1ution requesting the General Assem-
bly, to eSten through Governor Swan
son an Invitation 0 Hon, William Jen-
ninSs Bryan to address, the Assembly
1T such time as might DO convenient
10 the Nebraskan.
The House conSutrad, and an effort
will be made to fix some day next
week for4the address.
Statue Of N,tshinStDn.
The hill providing sum for a
5reeplieaso modifIed.copy Of the tIoudon
along, with that 81 Robert r. Lee to
the Statuary Hallsin the national cap-
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INCREASE PAY IN ARMY
nln Rcported Granted Advance. nm,

Bill Reported Granted Advances Rang
Ing From to - Per Cent.
WASHINGTON, u. c.. January 3o.-
Senator Warren reported to the SEN
nte to-day the bill TO increase the pay
or the army. and filed with 1t a volu-
5minous statement showing the present
army pay and the amount OF appropri-
alton that will be needed under the in.
crease. He also fled various tables
showing rates OF pay in the navy and
pay OF foreign armies.
The bill contemplates a total increase
In army pay OF ss927.392. The total
active list OF officers at present num-
.bers Ass, and their pay is Se.64s.o5O.
increases ranging from per cent. for
general TO % per cent. for
Junior officers, as provided by the bill,
will raise this amount to sl2,01I,302.
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SHOOTS HIS CHILDREN
Father Kills Oldest Daughter anu
FATALLY Wounds Two Others.

Father Kills Oldest Daughter anil
FATALLY Woundis Two Others.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. January BOWL
liam II. Mcutsch, q carriagemaker, at
No. i1o Armitage Avenue. to-day slot
and killed one of his daughters, five
years old. and fatally wounded his two
other children. The cause of tue crime
is not known.
The carriage shop was beneath the
rooms III which the Meutsch family
lived, and late to-day the man called
Gertrude. the Oldest daughter. As she
stepped through the door Meutsch fred
bullet into her abdomen, killing her
Instantly.
He then called Jennie. three years
old. and shot her as she entered the
shop. William, the two-year- old son,
was the last Victim to be called ana
his father shot him above the heart as
he came In.
The two children were taken to II
nearby hospital. where 1t was stated
that both of them will die.
Police Captain Harring and Lieuten
ant Lynch arrested Meutseh after the
shooting. The murderer Is believed by
the police to be OF unsound mind.
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UNEASY ABOUT. B LUEFIELDs:I

Heard Since SHE 3sntIcd ssundI
Feared She Ems Gone Down.
PHILADE:LPHIA.. p A.. u annary o.
Alarm rs rel { here for t he SO fety of the
steamer gluefields; Of the Soutt1arnss
Steamship Line, which lief j ackson-s
Vile on January 21st for this port
Nothing has. been heard from thes
steamer since the date OF sail and
it is feared It went do gn In " s. storm
- Tho vessel usually ma kes he trip In:
three days. The Blueffelds Is. In cou.&
iirland OF Captain His gins. OF Col mss
wood. n. and las aers s.' 4of e eiSn.
to day asked the chief Of the Eoyerni
Iment revenue cutter service to loon
out for the missing boat a
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GRIND Opera sehool to Quit.

NEW YORK, January so.-Notices
have been sent out to the effect that
the school of grand opera established
by Heinrich Conried in connection with,
the Metropolitan Opera House will he
discontinued after this season. Tho
a blow to the students
who have been depending upon this
means OF gaining a musical education.
and already plans are under way for
the formation OF another school 10
take Its place. The school has been a
particular hobby OF Director. Conried,
and Its suspension lis taken as cnnfir-
nation OF the often-repeate report
that he 4 8 to give up the directorship
of the opera house Mt the end Of the
present season.
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AMUSEMENT PARK ASSN
j. Plzzlni, Jr., Of ItIcI,mond, One
the Five Directors.
I [speciaI to The Tines- Dlspatth.

Especial to The Times Dispatct.l
NEW YORK, n. y, January 30.--4At
q meeting held here, at which organi-
cation of owners and manage of out
door parks and summer amusement
resorts was perfected. under the style
OF the National Amusement Park AS
sociation, A. j. Plzzlni. Jr.. OF lakewood
Fark. Richmond. was elected one OF
i've directors OF the corporation. Fol.
lowing are his colleagues: Len B. Sloss
Scranton, Pa; j. J. Weaver. Cincinnati
a. j. Voyer. Albany, n. Y, and j. j.
Higgins, Boston, Mass.
The organization Is formed for mu.
tual protection and to secure the best
attractions systematically for their re-
sorts.
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several 81 this directors of tho ortsntls

several OF tbs tIrect0rs OF Tho Or1siit&I
E,ank At the formers home
Following the close last night HON
the New Amsterdam National Hanlt|
ana the Meclianlcs and rrndersss II u
State bank there was a run or, I'll MAJ
Oriental BnnIs to-day. Ali depcsitord
were paid promptly, and 40 wtas sinsH
out at tile close that the bank outs
be able To secure all the assistahc~
necessary to tide u over the ritn, a,E
1t is understood that friends " FrAsiaAs
dent Kelly had como to his aid WITH
10000 900 sss Il
The Oriental Bank is a State instisI
tuition, capitalized at $3.50 ono md pre-
vious to tile panic last full, carried
Individual deposits OF S1,b1o.010, bit
this hns been largely reduced durfiia1
and sincc the panic. sy
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CUT THE NAVY DOWN

Million, Mostly for Bntld-t
ings, to De. Taken OF Estimate.
WASHINGTON, d. c.; January co.
Iias decided to make a cut OF ai1out4
S25. 100000 dr the estimated cost OF
maintenance and CONSTRUCTION for tho
Navy De partment for. tho conf fiscal
year. The department. asked for ~
total of s si25,6O6,00O, a considerable
of which comes I'M der ,ss +
Inmates for the construction of butids
ings In naty-Tnrds. Tire great e part
Of ire proposed sa5.o0O.nne reduction'
corncs Within t,.ese classiil ions;
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Arthur ~ Ferun.on Denu.

wAsHINGToN. u. c.. January so.-Ar-
thur W. Ferguson. secretary 20 che Philip
pine Commission, died suddenly OF heart
ton was contained in cableGram received
q. the War Department to-day from Cover
nor Smith. Mr.. Ferguson was q native o!
ed secretary to the Philippine Commission
in 1898. and had resided almost contln
utusly in Manila since that date. He was
formerly secretary to the French claims
commissions: and enjoyed the reputation OF
being the ablest Spansh-AnericanT transla-
tor known to official Washington.
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Dogs 10 Trnel> Criminals In Panama.
SAN. ANTONIO. TEN, January 3d.
Tile first of n number OF bloodhountls
70 be used In tracking criminals in5thtl
here yesterday by Lieutenant Stephens.
Thefdogs brought $500 eacll. Thus far
the government has found no suitnble
a. gs except In San Antonlo. Exkaus-
tive tests have been made here with
The dogs, 4 number OF soldiers trail
ing forfmiles out from Fort sam TInus-
ton, crossing streams and going
\ through herds q cat tie in the endeav-
orSt0 lose tho trail for the dogs. u
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before thu FootIlEht. aud behind

Newspaper Publisher (to editorial
writer) Say. old man, 4 wish you'd
write another Of those corklng sdtlo1s
rials on The Optimistic outloo IS
little stronger than the last one=-.go
the limit-confdence restored-bumpeH5
crops-panic talk ell rot-you know
lay 1t on thick II
Editorial Writer: II wondered Svhet tsH
err I m. ghtn't get that $5Son my salary
you promised me. two years co. :, ss95
Newspaper Publisher: Great Cree
ley! DON'T YOU read the papers 3 wv th
the situation financially what IT. Vs.
things crippled and the. country on thess
edge Of disaster. you can d SIX for mora
money! Why. NIcNally. wouldnst' be-
iieve 1t OF you!"Puck. sisss
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WOULD DYNAMITE HOUSE.

I'olice Guard Watch Mrs. Pnlmer's
Ilome, Threatened With Destruction.
CHICAGO, ILL. January 2O.-A po-
lice guard tonight was placed about
the residence OF Mrs. Potter Palmer,
No. 100 Lake Shore Drive. by the CHIEF
OF police. following the receipt by him
of an anonymous letter. In which the
writer told Of having overheard, three
men discussing plot to dynamite the
mansion.
Mrs. Palmer is on her way to Europe
and none but servants Is in the house.
Chief of Police Shippy Is uncertain
whether the plot is the work OF
jokers or desperadoes.
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Here and There in the Legislature

unable. 10 teach TREY viii have some
means of support. Mics Webb said
that If t,icyidld not get tho bill
through this year they would come
before the committee every year I'm;
I'll II was reported, 10 which a ford
Chesterfield eof tho committee repied
that the statement might be used as
nm nrgument against the immediate
paasage of the Hill.
ETht committee was Very fByorably
impressed with Miss Webbts talk. 1t
viii consider tile bill further at us
next meeting.
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Antol.t. Held Respopsib,e..

Los ANGELES, CAL. January 3Q.-sI
a decision by the District courts.,ofs
Appeals yesterday declares In effect
that automobiles are Obliged to look
out for pedestrians and keep from
them down. and that pedes-s
TRANS cannot be charged with con-
tributory negligence IL they do not
keep out of. the way OF automobiles
The decision confirmed a Judgment Tor:
$1,000 DANA gesg awarded stanley KITE
who had been run down by the auto
mobile Of e. K. Green. ~ ~; 81
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OLD BANK I'm LIQUIDATION

Stntc National, of New Orleans, Forced
by tvit'iIrnWnl. to Take Step. III
\ NEW ORLEANS. LA. January 31s--
OF the State National Ballls
of New Orleans was decided upon to-
day By vote OF the stockholders. Thiiss
bank Is nearly 100 years old, Follows
Ing the resignation OF President WIZ
liam Adler several weeks ago and n
re,ceivetsiifp for a large grocery, firm
of which lie was the head. the state
National Bank has suffered heavy
Withdrawals oftnorey. Six llqntdatord5
We're put lin charge otLatlie hanis.a lhaS
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~ uredl 4 nySlUlugl,4
Once Said the Way to Keep the
Stomach Healthy Is to 91@
Exercise 1t.
Eut He Did Not Tell How TO Make It
Healthy.

Eut He Did Not Tell How TO Make It
Healthy.
The muscles OF the body can be de-
veloped by exercise until their
strength has increased manifold, and a.
proper amount 81 training each !. day ),
somewhat doubtful whether you can
lncrea Sc the digestive powers of the
stomach by eating indigestlble food in
order to force it to work.
Nature has furnished us all with q
perfect set Of organs. and II they are
not abused they Will attend to the
business required OF them. They need.
no abnormal strength.
There is a limit to the We isht man
can lift, and there Is also a limit to
what the stomac n can do,
The cause of dyspepsia. indigestion
and many affiliated diseases Is that
the S tomach has been exercised too
much and It Is tired or worn out. Not
exercise but rest is what 1t needs.
To take something into the stomach,
u short time---something to digest the
food-will give it rest and allow II
time. to regain its strength.
The proper aid to the diges tiye Or
which cure dyspepsia. Indigestion. gas
on the stomach and bowels. heartburn.
palpitation Of the heart. and all stom-
ach Diseases
Rest5 and INCARCERATION Is what aths
stomach gets when you use Stuartsi
Dyspepsia Tablets. for one grain OF.
the active principle In them Is suttl-
cient to digest 5000 grains of food.
The Tablets increase the flow OF
gastric juice, and prevent fermenta-
ton, acidity@and sour eructions,
20 not attempt to starve out dys-
pepsa. You need all YOUR strength,
The common sense method Is to d.
gest the food for the stonna h and give
s,uart's Dyspepsia Tablets do not
make the cure, but enables the 8organs
to throw OF unhealthy conditions.
Perfect digestion means perfect
health. for under these conditions only
do the different organs OF the. body
| work right and receive the building
lup material found In pure blood, @
Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets II q natu-
I raj remedy and is Il specific COR stom-
ach troubles The ablest physicians
prescribe them.
| d The Tablets! are pleasant to the taste,
4 and are composed of fruit and vegeta-
Ebe extracts, golden seal and pepstn. Z
At all drug store $50 cents per pack
\ age,
Send liz your name and address to-
| day and we Will at once send YOU by
4 mall sample package, free. Address
LII, a. stuart Co., lso Stuart Dldg,.
y -. ~ ~ Z.
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MAUD CONNIE L 0sEs SUIT
French Superior Court Rejected Appeal
In Divorce Case.

French Superior Court Rejected Appeal
In Divorce Case.
PARIS, January SO.--The Superior
Court to-day rejected the appeal from
the finding OF the lower court, brought
by Mrs. Mcbride, better known as
Maud Come, the Irish j oan Of .Arc,''
who sued her husband, Major Mcbride,
for an absolute divorce. The4leg sep
lration decreed by the lower court was
confirmed by the SUPERIOR Court. Mrs.
'AIcBride brought her first actionain the
summer OF 1906, and was then granted
a judicial separation from her hus-
band, who was appointment member OF
the Irish Brigade OF tho Boer army
during the South African War This
tribunal refused to grant her9an abso-
lutte divorce on account OF her irish
.nationallty.
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CALIFORNIA AFTER HARTMAN


st.El4tt ftl fNcSNiHuaS ssAsuWtsItSs 4fl4.l
SAN FRANCISCO, Call, January 80.
Rebate inquiries as To the Hartman
lines are not to be limited To tile IN
taratate Commerce Commission. The
California State Commission has un :
sdertnken nn investigations OF tile
Southern Pacific, the Santa Fe and the
Salt Lake route, to see TX 1t cannot
discover Illegal practices in the same
direction.
The Constitution of California has a
provision forbiddtng rebnting by the
railroads and rebating is no light of.
Tense. The Constitution provides for
a fine up to 10000 for each and every
case proved. and 1t IS provided that the
officials guilty of the act may be I'M
Sprisoned. The Inquiry undertaken is
set for February 18th ut San Francisco,
and 1t aftcrward will be continued IN
Los Angeles.
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REV. Jnnc. La1nnr Dead.

AUGUSTA. GA. January 30.-Rev.
James F. Lamar, aged seventy-nine.
father of Judge j. r. Lamar. ex-Justice
OF the Supreme Court OF Georgia. died
tonight at the home OF. Judg Lamar.
Mr.. Lamar had for half q century
been a prominent minister among the
Disciples OF Christ. the author Of sew
eral religious works and regular
contributor to the religious papers of
his denon1i ina tion 7el5s ftii "a
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TIC Elotlf,n snlls.

sT,rJEN)SE AYRES, January af.-5Th 0f
flotilla Of american torpedo boats sun-iI
der the command of Lieutenant FIuteli-lE
lnson ]. Cone on Its way from E1aIHp-t
ton Roads to Magdalena Bay, sailed
from this port at o'clock UEk morn
in G for5p,ntn Arenas, after a stay harat
OF seven days. 5s.. U, a, Ss---ss b. \
4 The Northern American Society OF
the River Platte entertained the yis-l
ting officers and men yesterday.
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HELPS FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
Illinois Steel Company Offers Build
ing for Dispensury.

CHICAGO. ILL. January 30
Through DR.. James BURY, surgeon-!n.
chief OF the Illinois Steel Company at
South Chicago. that corporation has
taken hand In the campa,gn against
the white plague by offering to-day
to furnish the Chicago Tuberculosis
~-.th 10-r of its blu ldings.
rent free FOR a dispensary and local
he adquarters in tie fight.
The news that the Legislature had
nasred the Glackin bill permitting
referendum vote, TO levy tax of four
mills for the maintenance Of local
sanitorinms for the treatment of tuber-
culos' s.. was hailed In Chicago to-day
as great step IN advances for Illinois.
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VEHICLE MAKERS MEET.
Southern Association Holding Annual Sc,
sion in Charlotte.
Special to The Times. dispatch

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. January s0.-The
southerns Vehicle Manufacturers Asso citation
here this afternoon in the assem-
bly, room of the selwy n = EIotel a President
c. r. Pratt. of Cincinnati. O., Is presiding
and deIcgates from all over the South are
In attendance. Two SESSIONS were held to-
day at which time matters 81 Interest 10
tile trade were discussed. and nothing was
given out for publication. Tho sessions will
wind up - -lnor:ow with social event.
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Count CassIni Receivers From Illness.
ST. PETERSBURG. January 80.-
Count Cassini, former Russian nnlbas-
sador at Washington.E and who has
more recently represented his govern
ment Of Madrid. has completely recov-
cred from the illness which at one time
was thought might necessltate his re-
tlrement from the diplomatic service
and he will leave here to return to
the court of King Alfonso, February
LIST. He is to be received in audience
by the Emperor before his departure.
Count Casslniy was stricken with 9ty.5
phoid fever while returning from SPAIN
and for several weeks lay dangerously
ILL at Berlin
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WOMEN GUILTY OF GAMBLING

Proceeds of Whist Club Given to Bap-
fist Aid Society.
BOSTON. January 30.-siy women
who managed q whist club. the pro-
ceeds OF which went to the Aid Society
of the Main Street Baptist Church. In
Quincy. were found guilty OF gambling
by Judge Wentworth. in the Superior
Court. and fined $50 each. They ap-
pealed and were released on their own
recognizance. The women charged 81
admission and put up six prizes