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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-25
Why II Succeeds
Because IT'S For One Thing
Only, And EIkfon People
Appreciafe This

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing we'll brings success.
Deans Kidney Pills do one thing
only.
They cure sick kidneys.
They cure backache, every kidney ILL.,
lgnatz w. Klein. shoemaker, 900
Main Street, Belair, Md, says:-.I OBJ
tanned more relief from Doan's Kid
ney Pills than anything | ever used,
and ] am confident that other suffer-
ers will find them an efficient remedy
for kidney disorders. For many years
| suffered with an intense aching and
weakness through my back. learned
OF Doan's Kidney Pills and as they
were highly recommended by respon-
sible people, procured box, and
used :hem in accordance with direc-
tons. improved from the first until
the symptoms were entirely gone.
cannot speak too highly OF Doan's
Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price. so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
and take no other.
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CECIL WIG, ELAToN. SATURDAY, JULY IS. 1908

Democratic party OF today believes In
Government ownership while the Re-
publican party believes in Government
regulation Ultimately Democracy
would have the nation own the people,
while Republicanism would have the
people own the nation
Upon this platform OF principles and
purposes, reafhrming our adherence to
every Republican doctrine proclaimed
since the birth OF the party. we go be-
fore the country asking the support
not only OF those who have acted with
MS heretofore. but OF all our fellow
citizens who, regardless OF past poll
teal differences. unite in the desire TO
maintain the policies. perpetuate the
blessings and make secure the achieve
ments OF greater America.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-25
ARMY AND NAVY

The SiNt'cth Congress passed many
oummcndablc act, increasing the eff
cheney IT the army and navy, making
the militia 81 the States an integral
part IT the national establishment, au-
thorizing ioint mancuvcrS oi army and
l'.-,.1' i"ru,{,hs new na,al o'I'> ".'I
ins stations. in>tiin,ing female nurse
corp, iur naval hospital, and ships and
adding two new hattlcShipS, ten tor
pcdo boa, dc,trpycr,. three steam col
her, and eight summarizes To- III"
strength 81 the navy. Although At
peace with all the world aud secure in
the consciousness, that the american
people d. not desire and Will not pro-
woke war with any other country.
We nevertheless. declare our unaltcr-
able devotion To- policy that will keep
thu, Rrpuhic ready at an time, ~ de
irud her traditional doctrine, and as
sure her apprnpriatc part N prumpt-
us permanent, tranlu'li,v among the
nations.
W. commend the yie"r"u, effort,
W1dt by the administration ~ pI',y,,''
ard pledge anr.rlyc, To- ms, upon
the iu,' and cgual protection pi all our
citizens. without distinction. the right,
0i travel and ,,inuru IN friendly cuun-
trl,,. and We declare ourselves N
favor ri II nrsrcr efforts tending To-
that end
,.>.-.,.,.r,,,. ,,r ,-,,,rrp-r
IN ENHI'N w '''N' VI ''N'.'.
Order the administration of the Re.
,.,,i.l,-4,, ,,.,,, ,h. ;.,,,,,r commerce,
oi the United State, ha, experienced a
remarkable growth until it ha, pres
cnt annual valuation ui anpruNimatcly
three billion, nj dollar, and gives en-
ploymrnt L. a vast amount pi labor
and capital which would otherwise be
idle Ii ha, ,nauptrgicd. through the
recent visit II The Secretary ui State
Ia South America and Mexico, new
era az nan American commerce and
comfy which /, bringing II, into closer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-25
THE TWO PARTIES.

Beyond all platform declarations
there are fundamental differences be-
tween the Republican party and its
Chief opponent which make the one
worthy and the other unworthy OF pub
lie trust.
In history the difference between
Democracy and Republican;sm is that
the one stood for debased currency,
the other for honest currency; the one
for free silver. the other for sound
money: the one for free trade. the
other for projections: the one for the
contraction Of American influence. the
other for its expansion; the one has
been forced To abandon every position
taken on the great issues before the
people, the other has held and vindi-
Gated all.
In experience, the difference between
Democracy and Republicanism is that
one means adversely. while the other
means prosperity; one means low
wages. the other means high; one
means doubt and debt, the other means
confidence and thrift.
In principle, the difference between
Democracy and Rcpublicanism is that
one stands for vacilation and timidity
in government, the other for strength
and purpose: one stands for obstruc-
ton, the other for construction; one
promises. the other performs; one
finds fault. the other finds work.
The present tendencies OF the two
parties are even more marked by in
herent differences The trend OF De-
mocracy is toward socialism, while the
Republican party stands for a wise and
regulated individualism. Socialism
would destroy wealth. Republicanisni
would prevent its abuse. Socialism
would give to each an equal right to
take; Rcpublicanism would give 10
each an equal right to earn. Social
ism would offer an equality OF posses
sion which would soon leave no one
anything to possess; Republicanism
would give equally of opportunity
which would assure To each his share
oi constantly increasing sum of pos.
sessions In line with this tendency the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-25
SCOTS SOLUBLE BONE AND POTASH, r..
SCOTS TIP TOP AND POTASH
SCOTS TIP TOP SOLUBLE BONE
Sampled at Newark, Del.

Available phosphorc Acid is e6 Il
value
based the prices allowed this by the Maryland
and Soluble Bone and Potash Goods % pound
Potash Sc pound
The Maryland Chemists of February 1908, showed
samples of Pure Ground Bone Only exceeded 500
SCOTS Bone the The of the lot
Pure Bone Meal made Baltimore and sold this
showed less than $50 value Sure Growth Supephosphae
by the Chemist from the analysis found have commercial
value of 81 10 to the above the value guaranteed
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Our Annual Midsummer Clear
ina Sale

Commenced on the roth inst, and judging
from the amount of sales the past few days we con-
clude our customers have learned to embrace the
golden opportunity and gather the nums as they
r;pen on the bargain tree, that grows out Of the
soil at Rising Suns most popular business corner.
Dozens of mems fancy attractive Percale
Shirts formerly worth so cents, now SO cents EACH
Lay in supply Of all you need for year to come;
opportunity like this only comes and then.
Ladies' Wrappers, Oxfords and High Shoes all
60 at a sacrifice from Bargain Counter.
White Shirt Waists latest designs deliberately
trimmed, at prices away below regular.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-25

can people 10 the fac, that none OF the
great measures here advocated by the
Republican party could be enacted, and
none OF the steps forward here pro-
posed could be taken, under Demo
cratic administration or under one in
WHICH party responsibility is divided.
The continuance OF present policies,
therefore. absolutely requires the con-
tinuance in power OF that party which
believes in them and which possesses
the capacity to put them into opera
ton
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The unusual happens in Silk Petit
coats. Now S37s; were SIS.
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view Malay Opium Cure
Being Distributed Free oy a New
York Society.

Cooperating with missions in Malay
STA. the Windsor Laboratories Of New
York have secured u supply OF the Won
dcrful cnmbre tum plant which has done
SO mach to rev olutionize the treatment
Of the opium habit
A generous supply Of the new remedy,
together with full instructions for It's
use. and United States consular reports
bearing on the subject will be cut 10
any sufferer. To obtain free supply
OF this remedy and the consular reports,
ay't,fessW indsor Laboratories. Branch 90
l34 East 25th Stree, New York Git
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BUFFINGTON'S
HOT WEATHER, HOSIERY AND
THE DARNING NEEDLE

These three things demand consideration just
at this time
Why wear yourself out this hot weather darn
ing Stockings. Go to Buffington's and get mems
half hose that require no darning They are guar
anteed for six months--a new rair given for every
pair that fails Sold by box Of halfdozen for $3.50
Summer Winter weight.
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TESTS.

THE guaranteed analysis printed fertilizer required by law
show what the claims Official made yearly by
Chemists samples OF their selection, taken goods
the hands of dealers These show what the goods Do
CONTAIN required by law for the and benefit of
Good drilling condition. high that constantly
tanned by State Chemists results what farmers
entitled commercial fertilizers The goods have maintained
high record these thirty thousands farmers
who the goods prove year after.
The following official reported under May D. 1908
by Dr. i. R. Wolf State Chemist % Delaware:
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FINE TAFFETA RIBBON

2sc and 3oc yd. worth 6s cents. TAX
ing a large lot from a New York inn
porter enables us to say IS and 80
cents, and it really seems an absurdly
low figure, when you see the quality OF
the ribl m and think OF the pretty
sashes and bows they make. Cardinal,
Pink, Blue, White and Black.
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GREAT LINEN VALUES

Even il the linen closet is pretty well
stocked, linens keep, but values like
these are rare.
so cent bleached Table Linen $50
So so Linen Towels ........SII 40 doz
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SHOES-GREAT SAVING

Last week the Shoe Department
raised the banner high in the sale OF
high grade Douglas Shoes.
S. Light and Dark Russell Oxiords
lies Tor men ..,..............S 50 so
Women's Tan Oxiords.
Douglas $3.50 now ,......... So
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REPUBLICAN,
PLATFORM
Continued from Page O.

vital to the welfare OF the whole coun-
try as is that of the wage-earner is the
American farmer. The prosperity OF
the country rests peculiarly upon the
prosperity OF agriculture. The Repub-
lican party during the last u years has
accomplished extraordinary work in
bringing the resources of the national
Government To the aid oi the farmer,
no, only in advancing agriculture it.
self. but in increasing the convenienccs
oi rural life. Free rural mail delivery
has been established; il now reaches
millions OF our citizens. and we favor
lis extension until every community in
the land receives the full benefits OF
the postal service. We recognize the
social and economic advantages OF
good country roads. maintained more
and more largely nj public expense
and less and less AZ the expense OF the
abutting owner. In this work we
commend the growing practice OF State
aid. and we approve the efforts OF the
national Agricultural Department. by
experiments and otherwise. to make
clear to the public the best methods
OF road construction.
RIGHTS OF THE NEGRO.
The Republican party has been for
more than fifty years the consistent
frierd Of the American negro. II gave
him freedom and citizenship. 1t wrote
into the law declarations that proclaim
his civil and political rights, and il be-
ieyes today that his noteworthy pro-
gress in intelligence, industry and
good citizenship has earned the re-
spect and encouragement of the ma
ton. We demand equal justice for all
men. without regard To race or color;
we declare once more, and without
reservation. for the enforcement in
letter and spirit oi the Thirteenth.
Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments
TO the Constitution, which were de-
signed for the protection and advance
mcnt 81 the negro, and we condemn
all devices that have for their real aim
his acknowledgements for reasons OF
color alone as unfair. un-Amcrican and
repugnant to the supreme law OF the
land.
RESOURCES AND WATERWAYS
We indorse the movement inaugu-
rated by the administration Tor the
conservation ii natural resources; We
approve all measures tu prevent the
waste oi timber: we commend the
work now going on Tor the reclamation
OF aid lands. and rcaiiirm the Repub-
l:can policy oi the Tree distribution OF
the available areas oi the public do
main to the landlc>S settler No OBJ
legation II the future is more insistcnt,
and none will result in greater bless
ingS to posterity In line with this
splendid undertaking is the further
duty. equally imperative. 10 enter upon
a systematic Improvement upon a
large and comprehensive plan, just to
all portions ~. the country, III the
waterways. harbnrS and great lakes,
whose natural adaptability to the in
crca>ing traffic 81 the land III one oi
the greatest Kit, IT benign Provi-
drncc
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Furniture and Carpets

Another order for Combination Desks which
expected shortly
A large invoice of Chairs to arrive next week.
Parlor Suits going out and Others coming in,
to fill up vacant places.
Other sizes added to our stock OF Chair Seats,
square round, and prices reduced on entire line.
We keep furniture and carpets on the move by
making prices SO low, they come within the reach
OF all
(. K. BURLINGTON & SON
RISING SUN, MARYLAND
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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Flvs fzTloags. u. Holzbe-E. 20
IPoTersl % l. WOc. AueCuenelia. ls .TrULleT. .
20 / second. Spsight- 8 iBergenl. s % i third
Tine IN2 IS Lady Eleanor. SpieudI5z. !. p
Helry Hazel Nay. Belle q the Trihe. Tnala P-sh.
To and Fro Grane Golling. RE1nsy. Abaadol. and
Auta1natic also
SECOND RACE-F-e t1--o-ez- Ce--zuznder.
l14 lP0Wersl : q 2 wun- Col Zeb. 10 fEeunedyI
70 l. sec-rG. Leouzrd. IC7 Rice. % 10 / third
Time. IGZ Boa5ioea- Miss Alresoo--. Do-oshs
Webb S5stl- Jeanne. T1-n Reid. Geo-Ee C. D!,la.
ELsa r. Philosophe-. Irene F.. and DeF11sol also
ran-
THIRD RACE-Si1 fu-Io-ss-Nay Celia 3 JDev-
erichi. even. wo1. Ala-mo7eaz. 1T lBergel1. 70
. seciud- Snake Mar 10 Martin. : - l. third
Tine. l-4SS FANTASIA Lady E-zay. Camille u.
Sgssex- and Shirley p ais5
FOURTH RACE-Stx fg-lo1Vs To7sy RCti1son.
IL Powers. even Won Hiss Cateshy. l1I Dsia-
hyl % TO l. second. Keep Moving l0s Batter
20 2 third Tine I-I5 Lexington Lady. Martha
Jane. Posing Mar Han. Donald5. Dika. and Can
Eis Maid also uu.
FIFTH RACE-Sevcn fsriouES Huck. le6 Pow
e-sl ; % 8 Won: Bi-rsr Hand. 90 p Bu-touf 3
to : seco1d. HAIRY Rscheson. 20 IRioel- 60 20 l.
stoneT Hiu. d.. MattheEs- Al1randiue. Croydon.
and Helen q also Tan-
SIXTH RACE-Seven furlonEs- Minot- 20 Der
gen. s TO L won. LADY Carol. IS tButle-l ; 70
l. seccu6. Honest. g Kennedy. 20 /. third
Tine. II Chief Hayes. Deacon, Royal O1yz. and
Fleming also Tn.
SEVENTH RACE-O1e Hils and fu7iougs Uncle
Toby. Il2 lPOWe-sl. % 5. Won: SDunky. I65 Der
gem. 70 1. seocad. Lady Martha. l0e lSfartinl.
3 70 . third Time. I54 Is Azure Maid, Mzssoa.
ard Helen Il also ran-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
THOUSANDS ATTEND PICNIC
Tournament at GAINESVILLE Hears
Speech by Blair Lee.
Hicks GanIey Is Chief JouSter in
Professional CIaSs-Mfss
Lenhart queen.
- . - - -.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd. Aug. g. The great pic
mic and tournament annually held at
Barnesuue. came OF al Backs Grove To-
day and was attended by thousands. de-
spite a heavy faH Of rain during the
morning hours
The tournament IN the afternoon was
the leading feature of the occasion
Roger Day. or Frederick County. deIiv-
cred tte charge 10 the knights and eight
prizes were awarded TO those most sue
cessful. four 20 professional riders and
four 10 amateurs.
In the professional class. Hicks Ganley
won frst prize and crowned as queen OF
love and beauty Miss Nay Lenhart: Clar-
ence GrimIh. second. crowned Miss
Gladys Griffith; Clarence Onutt. third,
crowned Miss Lucille Clements; C. ".
Ricketts,. fourth. selected no maid OF
honor.
In the amateur class. ". II Wilson
won first prize and crowned as queen
Miss Grace Lahrman; L. J. I1nthicum.
second. crowned Miss Anna Gardner:
Edward BrOsius. third. crowned Miss
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
WILMINGTON CHANGES HANDS
Trf-State League Team Taken Over
by Local Parties.
SPECIAL To The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Wilmington, Del. Aug 6.-The VII
mington Tri-State League team viii be
turned over tomorrow 70 the newly in
corporated Wilmington Athletic Club.
with a capital Of S5a.o0o Harry D. Dill
lon. Of Washington. Is one OF the incor-
porators. the others being Mayor Evan 9.
Boyd. Of Newcastle. Del and John
Townsend. OF Townsend. Del The latter
is the father Of Pitcher John Townsend.
Of the Wiliiamsport Tri-State club.
The local franchise was recently sur
rendered to President Carpenter. of the
Tri-State League. the owners not being
able TO longer carry a tail-end PROPOSE
ton. President Carpenter. who Is ex-
pected TO attend meeting OF the new
company here tomorrow when organiza-
ton will be effected, viii formally give
the new owners the franchise
II is reported that Wilmington win be
in the Eastern League next year. but this
Is not verified. It IS probably based on
the advisabnity OF including Trenton and
Wilmington IN the Eastern League cir
cult.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
SALOONS AGAIN ARB OPEN
Fredericksburg Judge Holds Elec-
ton Was Unconstitutional.
ThirSt-queachers Begin 10 Do Busi-
ness Within Ten Minutes
After Ruling.
- - m. yy,,linr+o1 Hersie

Special to The Washington HeTaic
Fredericksburg. Va, Aug Sin the
Corporation Court to-day Judge John T.
Goolrick handed down his decision in the
contested local option case which he
heard last week.
In his decision. he declared the Ward
act. as passed by the last state lesisla-
ture. and under which the election was
held. unconstitutional He further stated
that he did not believe il was within
the power Of the legislature 70 deny.
abridge. extend. or change the qualifica-
uous Of a voter as prescribed by the con
st!tution Of this State II was his opinion
that any person desiring 20 vote at any
election. whether II was regular or spe-
cial election. must have paid his cap
tation tax SIX months prior 20 the date
OF such election
According to ;he judges decision, more
than - per cent Of the voters In the 10
cal opti6n election were disqualified. Tor
any election held in this state between
January and April I Will be Illegal OF
unconstitutional
An appeal was noted from E.s decision
by the contestees who viii carry the case
to the Supreme Court Of this state
The saloons. which closed Ionday
night. opened their doors within ten
minutes after his decision Petitions We.e
being freely circulated around the town
this evening for signatures asking for the
call OF another election which. lr granted.
means that this city viii have 10 90
through another local option campaign
for the next thirty days
J. H Wright a weIl-knoWn citizen
died last night ar the home Of his dough
ter. Mrs r. y. Lewis. in SpotJsylvania
County. OF heart failure. aged hfty-uine
years His widow and several c5ildTeH
ers-z-fr-a him
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07

Myrtle Thomas. Clay Collins. fourth,
crowned Miss Carrie Whipp-
State Senator Blair Lee delivered the
coronation address He spoke eioquently
but briefly, and received a hearty round
OF applause at the conclusion IN closing
he said that a new motto for an automo-
bile club was The d-ulker. the faster
For tournament orators Re believed in the
motto, The briefer, the lovelier."
By the time the royal set was under
way. the constant influx OF arrivals had
swelied the crowd until there was a per-
feet jam OF visitors in the grove. Father
Harrington estimated the number at
y .o0o. Just a few more he added. than
attended the Manor picnic at Buckeys-
town last Thursday"
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BeImonts CoIored Champions.

The Belmonts defeated the Rockville
club in a double-header at Union Park
Tuesday. thereby ending q series OF five
games played for the colored champion
ship OF the District and vicinity. between
the Hornens, Piedmonts, Rockville. and
the Belm0nts Saturday the Relnonts
defeated the Hornells by the score Of
to 2; Monday they defeated the Pied
nonts IN a double-header by 20 3 and
10 Q. and on Tuesday the Belmonts
defeated the Rockville club by 10 to n
the first game and II TO IN the second
game.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
ZYBIsCo COMING HERE.
Famous wrestler VIII BE Matched
with Champion Frank GOtch.

Kansas City, Aug 6.-W. d ScoviIIe.
manager OF the Missouri Athletic Club.
is casting about 10 find a man who will
have a chance with Frank Gotch. the
champion catch-as-catch-can wrestler Of
the world. He has made up his mind
that the only man that has a chance with
Gotch IS Zybisco. the big wrestler whom
c. B. Cochran. Of London. England. has
under his wing ScovilIe IS in communics-
ton with Cochran. and Il he can make
satisfactory arrangements with him,
Kansas City viii be the headquarters OF
Zybisco this fail and winter. As the Mis-
souri, athletic Club was the making Of
Gotch. Scovine expects TO put ZybiscO IL
the same umelight. and II he can do
half what Cochran says he can do Zy-
DISCO viii be the idol Of the Kansas
Nity fans this season.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
CONFEDERATE VETERAN DIES.
Marion GaIIeher, WeII-knOwn Vir-
Einia Farmer, Passes Away.


sTccial 70 The Wsshsnstoa Herald.
Hamilton. Va. Aus. 6.-News has
reached here OF the death OF Marion
Gausher. one Of the most widely-known
citizens OF this county. which occurred at
his home. near Leesburg-
During the civil war ne served in the
Confederate Army and lost the sight Of
one eye in the service He was about
seventy-hve years Of age. and for years
lad been engaged in agricultural pur-
suits in the county
he Is survived by his wife and the fol-
lowing children ". c Galleher, a
member OF the Democratic executive
committee Of this county. Mrs Robert
MsfTett OF Washington. Mrs oscar
Hutchison and Raymond Galieher. Of
Prince William. and Messrs- Henry and
George Galleher and Miss Fannie Gal
Ieher. OF L0udOun.
Elwood Clendening has sold his farm
Of 1SS acres. near Hllsboro. this county.
to Samuel c. THlctt. OF Paeonian Springs.
Va. for SO an acre
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
Appointed br Crother..

SPECIAL % Tie Wazhington Herald
Annapolis. Aus Gov Crothers to-day
appointed the following officers. whose
commissions were sent 10 them
Levin J. Gale. as school commissioner
for WicOnlico County, vice Charles z.
Williams. resigned; Charles D Spurrier.
a justice OF the peace for the Twelfth
district OF Carroll County. vice R. Lee
Erb. resigned
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
SPURNS BIG LEAGUERs.
'.Cy" Macdonald Turns Down Oder
from Connie Mack

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. Aug 6.-''Cy" MacDOn-
aid. the biz first basenan Of the Win
chester team. has Just turned down an
orer TO enter the American League
Ws-n Macdonald was playing with the
Locals at Petersburg recently Connie
Mack. OF the Philadelphia Athletics. sent
a man 10 look the big fellow over. and,
Il is stated. made OvertuTes in regard 10
giving him trial
Winchester-s crack first baseman has
other plans. however. and does not care
at this time to consider professional
baseball The big fellow holds the record
for home runs in these parts. having
eleven TO his credit here already this sea
son
The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
YANKEE ATHLETES BACK.
Daniels. Coe. and Ewry Arrive from
OIympic Games.

New York. Aug. s.-Cheered by hlu-
dreds OF enthusiastic friends and fellow
athletes. contingent OF the American
team which represented the United states
in the recent Olympic games IN LOud"l
arrived in this city to-day on the steam
ship Adriatic. Of the White Star Unc.
Among them were H 7. Coe. a runner;
c N Daniels. q swimmer: Ray 9. Evry.
OF the y Y A. c. who won two frsts
In the jumping contest; Thomas AIo1rett
a running high Jumper. and Pratt Adams.
hop. skip. and jump.
The athletes confirmed the reports q
unfair treatment at the hands Of the
British IN a number OF instances