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THAT
 MILLER BE HELD

Alva, Okla. Nov. 11.-A coroner's s jury last night returned a verdict re- commenting that N. l.. Miller, a jus tice of the peacs here, be held for trial in connection with the death of Mabel Oaks, 22 years old, whose body was found last Wednesday in room adjoining Miller's office.
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Tonight at. S:3O o'clock will see the close of the double vo.e offer Contestants still have an opportunity to secure thousands of votes if they will only make. every moment count today. There is no need of wa;ti,g for something better next week, for lit POSITIVELY will not come, and those who are in the contest 70 win one of these trips must make the re- naming hours of this double vote of- fer count
 INTEREST AT FEVER HEAT
 Interest has now reached fever heat in the Graphic trip contest, and from now until next Saturday night, when the big contest closes, the excitement will be intense. Those of you wbo have worked hard the past few weeks must now get in and get all tn. votes possible. Do not rest on your oars You probably have a good reserve, but do not De satisfied with that Try, if possible, to double that reserve.
 It was originally intended to run the double offer one week, but at tho request of several of the contestanta, 1t was decided to extend 1t one week longer. However. tonight will POSI- FINELY see the close of 1t and VOL ing from then on will be a stsedy grind.
 DON'T BE TOO SURE.
 How many votes will it take to win? lave you enough? You may think that you have sufficient VI Nj at your command to win the FiA Dtus- trict trip, but do not rest at tRat. Make every moment from now until Saturday night, November 19, show an increase. in your reserve.
 If you have been taking advantage of the double offer you need not wor- ny very much, but if you have not, it is 'up to you to get in and make the remaining time count. Aggressiveness and sticktoitiveness can accomplish a whole lot in a day. It only takes the subscriptions of few of your friends to give you thousands of votes on the double vote plan. Get in from
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Tau Phi Kappa.

The Tau Phi Kappa, of the High School, met yesterday afternoon at the school. The club organized a singing six, whose duties it will be to be at all times acquainted with the latest popular songs
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Fraternity Club.

Fraternity Club.
 A meeting of the Fraternity Club will be held tonight at o'clock in the Bridges, Woolridge and Can't Law offices. The meeting will De very important. All members are urged to attend.
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John IcAlmOnt Chapter.

The John NcAlmont Chapter will meet this afternoon with Mrs. o. w. Clark, at 2:30 o'clock, at her home on West Fifth avenue,
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Double Vote Offer Will Ex- pire at 8.30 Tonight-Look
 Up All Promises Today.
HEAVY VOTE TODAY
There is Only Few Hours Left tt Take Advantage of the 70,000
 Club Offer.
LEADERS IN THE
 GRAPHIC CONTEST

9' If the Graphic contest were to . + close today the following candi- .
 + dates would be entitled to the . + trips: | Y District No. l . 4 Miss Lola Walters,
 + Miss Maggie Stephens . + Mrs. Ruth Harrell Speucer { D1s1rtsk Mo. 2 { + Geo. W. Lovsjoy,
 + Mfgs KAttIs Martin, + Miss May LeLaurin,
 ' District No. s
 x Miss Mary Tague, [ 4' Miss AANde Perry 1 F Mrs. A. J. Gray, I
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 . . . . . . -A -A -A
SOCIETY
Alternating Club.

Miss ,Inez Shannon will entertain the Alternating Club this afternoon It her home on South Olive street.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Cuir Tablets. Druggists refund mono 4 it fails to- cure. E. w. GROVE'S nature is on each box, 25c. x
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-4ee Hsnter and Rosenbloom Co.,, 211 Ia Main St., for best clothing oa, credit. 10 1T 2w.
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BarthOlOmew-Sealy.

BHTCHOIUIHCWTStdIye
 The wedding of Miss Nina Bartholo- new and Lloyd Sealy, both of White hall, H., has just been made public in this city. The wedding is to oc- cur Thanksgiving day, November "A. The bride is a niece of Mrs. Oscar Mckenzie and Mrs. Eugene Graham, of this city, and has often visited here. The groom is manager of large fsaA owned by his father. The couple Will go on honeymoon trip immediately after the marriage.
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Young Ladies Club.

A call has been issued for a meet Ing of the Young Ladies Club of the First Me1hodist church this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Mercer Sligh.
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Most disfiguring skin eruptions, .rofula, pimples rashes, atc., are que impure blood Burdocl Blood bit- ,srs is cleansing blood fic. Makes you clear-eyed' clear-0rj fd. ''ea' skinned
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To Organize Whist Club.

To Orxanhe Whist Club.
 There will be meeting of the Jew ish ladies at the parlors of the Bluff City Club this afternoon at 2 o'clock for the purpose of organizing whist club for the coming season. All the ladies who are to be members have been sent invitations to be present.
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Ring up the AAer1osn-Hxeeisior ',dy Co.,, whom you have some elotAss . clean and press.
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Carr Memorial Methodist.
 ee1cnlhg 7;30 D. m., by J. n u. fara,,o p'esaunlg elder. Quarterly con- po' e'ice alter sermon. Pastor m;1, pa la'5, eslol at morning service. Sunday eonool 9;45 a. m, Epworth T,eaguo .t 0''o D. m' Everybody welcome
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A z > AT CHURCHES.
 ' ' <>>>
Lutheran Church.

E,,. eran Church.
 n4'st Sixth avenue and eee. m hnslish Sunday school Q .ao ,n,, ,l., German service 1o:45 a m 1o 'iSn service 7:3o p. m. All Ans- come. Aii are well
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cr"o-ep Cry
 FOR fLErcHER'S s> ,A ASTo RIA
TO PATRONS.

On aad after Monday. 7tA we wi'l not accept Laundry less than 10c as sor. ot tho people heretOSore have rang up to send for laundry and va world mako a run of 10 or To blocks and receive 2 cellars Jc, .s we lose money on making two trips for sc we hope you can see the reason.
 American-Excelsior Ldy co.
 ii St. Attend our fall opening Monday 7th. Souvenirs.-Tomlinson & Knox.
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WIS. orr mems iND >iILORS.
she Ini-nd. EntrrianinE the Hue
Jacket al New port.

NrwroEI n /. Aug - MR. Hermann
O,.iriCh-. II she c"rri-- uut her plans a.
now proposed. Will H. me ~ The Newport
sumner resident. whom the men un the
Aullnur hattle-hip fleet when they vI-it
New port neat week. viii long rsIn"Inl'"r
Mr. O.liirh. has taken 3; upon herself
ip ,in sJm-th.ug ~ IN" way 81 entertain
iuK Tho sailors whIta they ar ~ port
ANYTHING hat zh.. du.- Will l"' oui-'d.
~ tn. programme 1T entertainment a,
II ing arranged by the c,ty and will l~' :"
planned that ~ viii not interfere. Mrs.
O-lrich> has twu tentative plans One
- To- hay uui Fr-,.boiy Park an op-n ar
yaud"vtii.. th.-atr, to~ tWo performances
and give II - ~" hlu-Jack~i'. and an
other - ~ xiv" them AZ Aui prnpl''ie
parade
II had not h,.-n decided To M ht which
plan w1uii n. adopted
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BrtTE\ ~ GIRr SrRIkERS.
I'VE sf Th-m set psn an O''ii-h Man
rMo other s.IrI. EEErd.

4.- - strikers were arrested AZ
Fifteenth street aud S,Ith avenue yrst-r-
day afternoon charged Nth aS-aultlnz
len ann Stern "f ~ ih-beN"I-. street.
BrorkIvn He - ~ wears nld and has l'e-n
acting - a -tTtk. breaker
Stern vas m The -Scorf ~ Special Ofic-r
R.kan aud wA- on ms vav HON" when the
krls -, upun HIM and knocked HIN
10 TN. street keEan with m. ASSISTANCE
- another pohc~mAr U'Ill~d the a~Sa'l D.
ants away from Stern The tive Who were
charged With assault later got bail
there Wa a clash yesterday afternoon
too In front ~ the ufIice- ~ the STAR skirt
oTnuanv a. ~ 10 - Union square " s-t
Two srrtk" hr-ak-rS. Rose Galluci 81 ,t"I
Hughes avenue The Bronx. and Angelina
San,orra 81 Is1 omp'on street. we're on
their wAv hons" They were struck by
eERs which were thoroughly -crambl"d
over their suits
ANN. Pinero. ~ wears old, a hnishsr
N the shop formerly. hut nov on strike
was arrested on their complaint and
charged with assault
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cot RT amor RNED TO WEESTLE
the wre,,Ie >dJeuroed Ths, the Court
Nlght Not Rte~d 10 Death.

HAMMOSD. Ind Aug ~ Iudgs Will
lam w~s,sruen was hurt Yesterday
after adiourning court 10 hop ~. Oleson.
an amateur wrestler 81 ftna who claims
the graphing championship ~ Hobart
township Judge w--tergran. though 81
ys7rs old ~ an ardent athlete and when
OIeaon invaded the court room. where he
ua- irving a case and boastsd ~ .ftna .
supremacy In wrestling Judge Ws-ter-
Rr-n, who halls from Miller Station. a
rival to~n. adjourned curt and pro
cee,ie,I To- the village green "a wre-fis
Ole-on
The latte - a dynamite make aud went
a, IN. Judge hammer and tonKs. but was
unabl. 90 get him WeS'ergren got q
half nelson on Ola SIN. but n stray piece
81 glass m the sod cat a d~-p Rash IN his
arm and the match had '" be called ~
20 prevent the Court from bl-ediing to
death
Judge Wss'ergren announced to-day
that the trial ~ the ease ia which he vas
-,ttinR At the time and which he adj journed
Tor the wreatlinE match would have 10 90
ovsr until next week
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resi- uu ro arr ~ ." To.
strange N~Ers GOrs !. GaraEe. Order'
Tsnk FnIr,i and DrNrs ,waN.

OG,vGF Y J Aug - n-Erp
waikiki ut STANLEY y Atkinson =
garage at tss.t avenue aud Railroad
place last night. "rier"i one ~ the
at -ndants t. M the es-ol-ne tank ~ the
most costly car IN the place and startssi
IN with ~ lttl. later -'m-bndy
happened ~ think that maybs the stranger
didn have any right 70 take th. machine
and called up the owner To- sac about II
His .uspiCIonS were confirmed An hour
after that somebody els. thought -
might be we'll e. let the police IN ou the
game. and az about !? ~ O'Clock the
theft was reported
The car belongs 10 Thomas blOdgett
president Of the Outing Publishing Com.
many - New York He had had " only
long enough a. drive Il out from New
York Yesterday afternoon He lives AZ
,tS Highland avenus and, having no
garage ~ M. own stored the car With
A,kinson IL - a rs hors-pow-r machine
and Il cost 81 zoo
The negrn. Whp - described a. about
~ years old feet inches tail
- slirn buiil and smooth shaver. had
been s.en about tine place during the
dav lie wore tan shoes. hlaCk serge
-uut and EraY CAP
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COrRr BREtkS tSTRiL VIII
obtained FFsm Medium ln . Trance.
widow RrEarded u ~ Genuine.

WIsHISGION. Aug - Astral wills
are not valid IN the District OF Columbia
Justice Barnard of the District Supreme
Court has declared invalid a will which
was represented as having been dc
tated through u medium NV the spirit
Of the late william n Cromwell u clerk
IN the oific, IT the SiNth Auditor nf the
Treasury
Mrs Crowrll the w,du~. presented
Ia the COurt p.titipn that her late hu--
bands brother MAJOR " " n Crow ell
II the army h- appointed admin'Strat ar
81 the ,.Stat. She said that her huS
hand during his final illness mas, attempt ed
"a write his will. but was able to -''rswl
nnlv f.~ uninielligibl" words THIS
SCrawl was submitted - a P,-rr" l.
- -rl-r. = m~itu'n. VIII, at once went
mtb trance aui prDdu'-i - m->-lE"
from the spir.i ~ he Departed fran~lat-
iux the will
IA aradavit setting forth the spirit
message wss tlel Slth m" petlilun Ia
u Nh Cruwell'- spirit ~d- represented
- requesting the appointment 81 h'-
brother ~ administrator and directing
that g. UO b- Z-t asidr f"r me widow
TIT. -pirit message concluded
THIS - = beautiful wnfh Il - better
than m. SINth Auditors "fi"- They
cannot I.nt ne "ut here
The conylu-. On MAS reEsrd-d 10y the
wr,luw a. uncomfortable evidence uf the
Eeuuin-n.-- of The message Mr. trO~"ll
shortly b-tur,. ia death MAS retired for
-uperann,at'pn
hut the Court va- not convinced
Justice Barnard Declared that he would
be CumpellsSl - ignore the III. and Ia
-f-',-I q rumpromiS" nv appointing
~ ipint adminiSfrat the ~'d"N and
the son ~ the dead msu
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var rm rHr,I. ~ mr >u>
pIsrhsrE- Prem HsnL rupirN D~ni~d to
Dr MARTINA 70. Hu'"n

Judge Hough has d"Ii.i dl-cha- ~
from bankruptcy to Dr Martha y Hu-Du
~ vi Fast Eigh'y-siJth Sweet. vino filed
a petition ~ bankrupt on October ~
1877. with liabilities SIC Ijs aud no assets
The discharG" - denied on the KrOund
that she made n false oath IN tho pTo-
reatiinRs to the sTsr' that she did not
own or ne"er mad owned certain pieces
81 property
Judge HouRh fnds that s''e did own
them although she went an debt Tor them
and the amount 81 debts was probably
unite sufficient To wipe ont her interest
therein unless there was great appr~cia
ton IN the value ~ the real estate m"
Judge was 81 the opinion that a false
hood concerning triHe was ius, ss good
ground for denying discharge as II
made about a more serious matter
DR. Hnspn said last night that Philip
Capenter. formerly her LAWYER had sued
her on a note when her noth~- vas sick
and that she had gone To court upou
returning from her mothers funeral
She said her answers were from memory
Only and that shs was confused Later
when she made a second appearance IN
court, she hadn't been informed as To
what vas wanted and that she had 10
answer from memory again The cas-.
will he reopened. she aid. on Monday
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10 .SOO.;sS RODE ~ HiI.
y - Rssrd Gets cut the tny Railrssd
frame ToiaIs for THAT Month.

Tn. Public Service Commission IA a
report gwen out Yesterday ON the trafiic
r,.c..ipi- 81 the railroads ~ the city for
the month - Nav last SAID that the HiId =
-un aud Manhattan company carried IN
that month ss5 ga pasS-ns gers and had
"A net revenue II t226 i53
The returns from the larger traHspor
tation companies ~ the city were Inter
borouEh company subway. fares paid
-. U77 It4 net revenue ssS5 S3n; elevated
lines fares. ?. 40. eco. net revenue 400 sas
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit system. fares.
n TO $50. net revenue. SsI2 $40. Metrupol-
tan Street Railway fares. - .s07 $40. net
revenue 1921 90: Third Avenue company
fares. t.i62 atS net revenue. si7I ass.
The total number Of fares pad in May
IN all the railroads 81 the city was I26.
s0o 7ss The total net revenu" derived
was o.. $40 t2s
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DRou >ED sow. ms ~, ".
Br~her was Goins for assistance when
He Turned Bsrk 10 >Id Halib-rg

Frederick Hallt.-Tg u l5t- FillfnpI.
street and Rudolph Br.har uf 18th street
and lpngfelIow avenue The Bronx
hired q canoe a. the hoathJu-a m Bron L
Park Yesterday morning and started IN
paddle up stream - Bron NdAls They
we're both n y-ar- Old and employed a.
clerks IN downtown otic-
When the canoe vas opp,psIte the JtcnIV
grounds ~ IsUh street HalIbeTg lost
h's paddle and m reaching out Tor ~ upset
the boat Two men standing on the
bank ~ the river. neither - whom could
swan, ran down 10 the boat house aud old
GustAve PuTiy aud George kermit that
HAllbsrG aud Brehsr were drowning
rot far up the stream.
Brehsr IN the meantim. mad left hl-
com pAnion ClinginE TO- til. canoe and
started "a swim for assistance 4 crowd
- women and Oh 'ldr-n stood IA the river
bank Watching him They "a a thai when
Br.hsr had Aimo-' reached the shore
he n,'tusd that Halib-rk VAS ~ Il Str"ss
AID ; a. almost dropped - the rAIus
into the river Rr~h"r a. nc.. swan
back 10 t'- hpa' S",>,nR Hallb-rg lay
IT, shoulder h- stt~rupr-t - SWIM ~ 'hs
hank WITH him The Young men had not
yruC'-.'d"d FAR u"fpr" th"y sank
Purdv. Kem.nt and Policeman Nelly
from ~. BrHy Park station pru,ursd
grapplinK irons and logan 80 drag a."
river bottom They brought rp 10th
u,die- within twenty minutes after they
had sunk Dr SteneT' FROM Fprdham
Hospital Vas waiting w,th an ambulance.
He worked over the young men fpr rw~ntv
minute. bat Wa 'mahl" tn r"suscr'at"
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E>GLISH ANGLERS arrive.
sIr HIehsrd .. MusErS,e Asserts Ths'
A.auith uas FssIed the irish.

A party % British anglers. sir Richard
! Musgrove, Lady McKelInoni. Mr..
" y GaIbraith and willism Bishop.
VI p. arrived yesterday Ivy the Cunard"r
LilsItania and hurried Ia q taHicab tO
catch n train that will take them 20 Tan ada
They have hired small steamer 10 fish
~ the waters of British Columbia and
Alaska Tor salmon. Sir Richard. wh"
comes from Waterford. said that Premier
Asatnth hal made a fool 81 the Irish
party and that when the Irish tenants
Who had bought land began To pay taxes
there would be ruCtions on the Emerald
IL.
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DOESN'T LIKE WEDDING PLiN.
VIZ Harris. Father sf BARR nsre's
Ftaneee. Much Distur

sidney Harris the lawyer. whose daugh-
ter - Ia marry Jack barrymore. returned
last evening by the French liner la Prov
ence much disturbed over her decision.
lie was unaware that he was going to
have barrymore n son-in-law until
he got papers from the pilot who boarded
the liner at SANDY Hook
He said 10 the reporters who met him
at Quarantine: How can ! stop the
marriage The law gives a girl % 10
the right 10 marry. ! do not care To
express an opinion on the subject. II
is very dIstasteful To me"
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STONE MING IICTORS COZ SINS.
strange Attack on Royal Autsuneo,i's's
In the North Of UaD.

>ps,Isi Ciblc D,spa,.h 10 rHi Sus
RoNE. Aug ~ The Duke OF Genoa.
second cousin 81 the KING Of Italy. and his
son the Prince Of Udine. While automo-
biting 90 Strs--a TO -day to visit the Dukes
sick mother. were ATTACK 81 nv a hoy. who
without provocat,on threw stone. hit
ting the Prince Ia the face
When the car stopp'-i the youngster
ran into house and deii.Sl the Prince to
follow him The occupants 81 the house
became threatening and the automobile
pruc,.'d.-I on 49, way
The y,olic- ~rr" notified and are invest
eating
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100 .OOO EGGS SEIZED.
az the De.ic-atsd Nsrl-,, and ssm Ns, To
He ~ for Feed.

In pursuance Of an order issued 10y the
United States Circuit Court yesterday
afternoon United States Marshal HcnkrI
<eized ak drums ~ egg NJ the ware
house Of the Merchants Rcfrigerating
Company az - Beach street. The eggs
we're descrihed ss beIng desiccated and
unfit for consumption. IN violation ~ the
pure food law. There were 9oo.Oooeges
in all. They will have to he condemned
before heing destroyed.
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Lorraine mas 4 SHtSHI y.
nigh Wind slams His Aerspisne Against
the Ground in wales.

NpTcll Ilbls DFsplffh 70 TuH SrN.
I,oSDoN. Aug ~ Robert Lorraine. the
actor. who was prevented by the weather
from attempting to Nv across the Irish
S-a 90 Dublin two DAYS ago. started to-
Cay from Cemlyn. where he landed last
with the intention ~ aeroplaning to Holy
head.
\ high wind dashed his machiue to the
earth on a piecs 81 rough ground wreck
lng II completely. loraise e-caT~d I'M
hurt
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Hamburg Bellies o.. - st,ll 'he worlds
race record a, the tro,. and when the mars
gained the mark at the cleveland track
last August Ublan was a, her head
'rotting up on the outside after having
by half q length the worst 81 the star
Hamburg Belle trotted the last three
quarters ~ a mile at the gait Of 2OIi.
Uhlan led NJ the half IN thu Second heat
IN O.ss',. the MARI then winning in 2oi'.
r. NJ Hanna bought Hamburg R"ll" for
$40 0oo after this performance. and later
a. Boston. after Uhlan had won tho final
rsc~ in the series With III. MARI. e. X. q.
Billings purchased Uhian for sss.O
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NEW WORLDS TROTTING MARK
THLiN GOES 4 war AGAINST
TINE ~ I:.JS 81.
Tanner In the saILy and the Test Made
over the tte, elanh TRACK FASTEST
E,er Wuhsu, AriIarIsI Aids >rcOnd
Record Tor 1:eltlnE ThI- Nees.


CLEvlL,Sp. Aug ~ -uhlan. -.
E ur,- 49,. .r,.,,..r. ,,r
- -. 49,. -, 49,.
w wv"
N"fth HAttdAI 'fahn 'lfc'"' '"e"'"s
TODAY The black son ~ bns"n, - ''
trott.,I th. milo track withuui faltI
ali thu. NAV anal y,,,y A. fr...Iy and "A,
-. ,,,..,,.,,, AZ, A. nj nat
'r"'"o ts-'"' IMAM any h"'-" wv
Or paced l-.i"r'' without the a'i 81 a ~i"d
shield
The \. M ch...r. a, ., rr,,Nd a., no ~, har
49, ,..,... ,.,,..,. ,b,.
w '"' v" ~
stepping lroti-r that mark "er" lAulhs
with every step did not bother ~" lug
BLACK x.Id,nz Ne tos-.d his head
,r,.,,.uy n.,,..- uh.u H., Tanner
=, H.. -. a.. -,-.,,.t =. ,..,,r
''A' We 'h''~ mai '-'"" '"'i-'i NJ r'"'"
-'ch n ~" other hors" had ever a"'"m
pushed without ARTIFICIAL atd
hlah NaN followed =" lac ihi"'- quarter
pole 10y r"nn", hitch~d ." -liky John
DickrrsOn driving IN" runner. closed tho
zap ~ IA" "a I lengths - they rounded
into the stretch aud then cam" along last
Not iiil ~" STRIDES from ia" Nir"dd Tau b
nsr touch the R"ldinH Then he lAid
on las short whlp ~ four or nv" quick
short Hicks liz knew IA" hnu almost
, rq'Iallrd Lou Dillon = marx b-hInd "a ~nd
shield aud wanted ~ better It The
whipping had lt'i" "n-"t. however vet
| the mark s.t up was q'Iari"r "i ~ second
,IudS- that of Uhlan's stable mat- Both
the great troti"rs are owned bN Z q.
| Billings "f Nr~ York
The mark - IN" recognized world :
championship Tor harness horses. WIND
shield marks being under IN" han. IAN
Patch IAced a ma" b~hind wind sh'rld
| IN - and Lou DILLON mi" was IN D. 20
No other records come near I" that SET
10y thlan
The best record ever set np 10y harness
horses without the AID 81 a wind shield
carried in front oi the performers ana
| attached ~ -ulky drawn bv a running
horse ~ the So. 81 star P'm'cr. Al
dubon bov and Minor Heir The three
Iacers touched thai mark IN the open
which - half second slower than the
new marx set M NV uhlan, trott"r
The words of veteran Bob Proctor
| former trainer ~ Uhlan. who drove the
great geld'ng against Hamburg Belle
last wear Ia both IN" match AT North
Randall. where hamburg beiIe won
and AZ h"adNIlIe, where uhIan outirott~d
the great mare IN slower tim" 'han u" mad
been bes'ed IN here were proved mos" "i
prophet to-day MONDAY. J'l-' h"i"r"
Chlan iroit~d las n'l'' Z" wagon IN '"l
bDb Proctor Hatn re u beat any
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Ths wal street edition NJ THS ESgSISO Sus
ron tsIns all the financial news and the storh and
bond quotations ~ the elo-r Of the market The
closing quota tion- iasiading the rid and asked"
py,~e- Wttb additional news matter. are rSn
,sinsh aIso In the maj eiition % tvs EvENTso
SIyH 40.
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aRcBDi NJ OWN THE HLPS.
N Ind Defeats - .oOo Werth OF usIisen
ENrItemeni nsthschIId In %.

~F'ral fdNT bpd''H ~ iHN wv
INTERLAKEN. Aug. ia Swiss aero
naut 81 the name Of Spelterini. accom-
panied 10y an Austrian archduke whose
name IL not gwen and Baron Louis Roth
schiId. started today In n balloon from
Murren With the intention % crossing tho
Alps
The wind drove them in . contrary
direction and they were forced To land.
The two passengers are reported 30 have
Maid Ss0O each for tho trip.
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,rrO>D COTTON WDICrWEVr
I.lse the rIr.i against Patton and Others.
tn, kettle. Name Omitted.

II was laarrsi from trustworthy sources
ya.,er Law tha' one ~ .hs indictments
found IT, the criminal branch of the United
States CiTcIit Court and held under seal
by Judge Hand two weeks ago - against
James A. Patton. Eugene y SCALES Of
Dallas. Tex sydney J Harma1 81 Shrsve-
port. Ia Col Robert VI Thompson. Nor
rs n RothschIld 81 Woodville. Miss (.
Frank Hayn. 81 New Orleans aud Will
IAN y Brown ~ New Orleans ia the cot -
tor conspiracy cases
II ~ iIanticai IN IT. wording and allie
cations with thar found by the Fe,lerAl
Grand Jury on June ~ last. but omitr
tbs. name of Charles 4. Kettle Of the firm
OFFS HIP P-ll h 90. q Exchange place.
The reason for finding ia. second in
dictmeut ~ to cpver the point raised in
,h. demurrer on the first indict ment
namely. thE' the special Grand jury
hal not b--I drawn legally hut was
chosen from the v"nir- men summoned
for ia. reg Ilar Grand Jury