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agreement declared Sir wiifrld IN
reply. u may tell him thai on this
sido swo OFFER uncompron,isiny support
for tho agreement. lie thinks 1t would
no Il ban 70 Cannda and q POSSIBLE
danger to the empire. We think that
~ would be II boon TO Canada and TO
the empire"
Sir AWiIfrid, after saying ho vas In
formed that tho opposition Intends 10
block the agreement indefinitely. said:
II have III my hand II report OF the
speech delivered NJ the Associated
Press bR nuuct in New York by William
Northrup, NJ. T., ono of the most i'm.
portant members OF the Canadian or
position. in which he stated practically
that tho opposition III Ottawa Will not
allow this agreement to be carried
Into effect. l do not know what au-
thori,y he has to speak, but | am IN
formed that lie voiced the decision OF
the Conservative caucus held only a
few days ago. If such is the temper
of the opposition, | think 1t Will lie
necessary for me TO revise my deter
minatioin 10 go to England
II Is generally accepted here that
Sir Wiltrid will not 90 to England,
and that the fight over reciprocity Will
be prolonged and marked With ii good
deal OF bitterness.
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WYLIE FAILS TO ARRANGE
FOR AMICABLE DIVORCE
Returns To Europe u~nsuc.cssfni IN
Plan 10 Wed Mrs. %HIrhhorn, with
Whom lie Filmed.

Washington. April 2s.-With Inc ru-
morcd sailing OF Horace Wylle for
Europe from New York this wee. the
smart set OF Washington has rclin.
Guishcd the belief that II rcconciliatio
between Mr.. Wylie and his vile is nos
siblc.
Mr.. Wylir. it is believed. came over
TO try to arranE a divorce with Mrs.
Wyllc. that hc might marry Mrs. IIich.
born, with whom he cloped last De-
ccmbor; IT is said Mrs, Wylic In a final
talk With her husband on Wednesday,
refused to assist. In an amicable divorce
and Mr.. Wylie was Obliged to return
unsuccessful.
Mrs. Iiichborn is reported Ia. he Nv
Ing with her mother. Mrs. Henry NJ.
iioyt, in u secluded chateau IN France
Mrs. Hoyt Is said to have given Wyltc
the choice OF obtaining Il divorce or
never seeing Mrs. Hichborn again.
Meantime Mr.. ilichborn IS said to br
preparing divorce papers which will
'ihmc Mr.. Tyfic as correspondent.
Mrs. Martini Blaine TearsaIl. aunt
Of tiny Miss %IIichhorn. who has been
deserted by her mother. is taking n
great Interest In the negotiations for
tho settlement Of the affair. and Is
said TO he about to adopt tho Hlchborn
baby. on whom she now showers IN
nnitT care. Mrs. Pearsall Is famous
as W~ashington'S |"heliotropc belle"
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Washington, April 2~S-CuuHrcss j..
asked to probe for Violations OF the
Sherman antitrust law. the Interstate
commerce acts and the various national
banking association acts, in a rcsolu-
tion introduced to-day ny Representa-
tive Stanley. OF NcntucRy. and re-
ccrrcd To the Judiciary committees.
The hlll providee for ;lic appoint
mcnt hy this speaker of y srccial com
imittsc Of nine representatives 10 con
duct tho inuriry. and ic any Violations
src found that haze not been prose.
ruted or legally disposed III. the com.
~lhi,tec is To report tho cases TO Tho
House With hills directing proper eX-
crutivc action,
II is made the committees duty 10
Investigate especially tho t,Nited states
Etcel Corporation and ascertain whe-
thcrfit has violated tue Law in its re-
%lations with the PENNSYLVANIA Steel
Company. Cambria steel Company.
~l-ackaW;anna steel Company OF any
other nominaily independent concern.
or With railroads. coal. Insurance 81
trust companies OF national banks.
The committee is 70 recommend leg
t~slation 10 reinforce the laws and amy
prosecutions that may lie ,icemet
necessary H
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Presbyterian Church: the Itcv. Harry
Emerson i'usdick. OF the First Baptist
Church, and Archdeacou Frederick H..
Carter. rector Of ST. l.uke's Church.
Their interest in presenting tho penal
ties OF tho Law has brought many in
quirics To Recorder rost as 10 Just
how the law might work If prizes were
offered IN church entertainments.
bridge parties. etc.
Recorder rost yesterday received re-
quests from two pastors in Newark for
copies OF tho State gambling law.
which he caused to bio published. One
OF these ~clcrgymcn said lie had no
knowledge OF tho cxistcnce OF such q;
law heretofore. and was glad to know
such Il statute might he used to sup
press certain forms of lotteries Of
which he is cognizant in his own COM
munity.
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FIERCE SAYS hrs INSANE.
Henry Cln:'s rlrrce's san Ask. suprcI
Nnlrt 10 .AiIrnl Ills NInrrluyc.

Henry Cln.'. ri-rcc's san ..sits Supreme
Coirt 10 Anfnl Ills Marriage.
White Plains. April aS.-whcn lie petition
nj Roy Ensworth Pierce. son AZ Henry CLAY
Fierce, thr oil man. Tor an lnnuiinrrt Of his
marriage to Elizabeth Pierce came up for u
hearing before Supreme Court Justice Nor
schauscr Yesterday Jnincs i. %JIicitcy. counsci
for Mrs. Pierce. moved for n chlnEe OF venue
because he asserted tina, Mr.. Pierce u u res
idcn. OF New York City and not orange
county. where the action was originally
brought.
Justice Mcrschauser Will hca, the motion
next Friday.
Roy Fierce brings tho action AGAINST his
wife through COUNTY Judge \. Ell. scaEcr.
Of NcwhurEh. his nest fricn,l ana Rnardl-
an ne SAYS that nj thr time OF the mar
riaEc he WAS inshnc and is sttll Insane.
When this declaration MAS made In court
Mrs. Pierce shook her head.
Counsel for Mrs. P.nrcc8 told the court ;hnt
tho couple had hecn legally married on Mo-
ycfnbcrIl issi. aud thar Mr.. Pierce was not
insane then. He said Tint an attempt had
been made to i,iac" young Pierce In Dr.
Carlos H. Marpoiiaih's SANTA rum al Central
Valley. In Orange county. but that he MAE
not admitted to the institution.
81 have tried 10 soc the commitment
apctt,' s1th til" lawyer. hit ticy have
mot hcru hicJ win Tic state L,inncy ron,-
mission We do not know where Mr. Pierce
is now" a.
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TEACmIaI, SHOOTS mum.

i'istnl for Use In SchonI Play Proves
to Hn'e n Cartridge In II.
Manhattan, Kan, April aS.-A Catholic
sister. who was drilling pupils at
Flush, twelve miles north of here. in n
school play. shot and probably fatally
wounded one OF them Wednesday aft
%ternoon With a revolver she did not
Know was loaded. Tho wounded girl
is Pearl Rccdy. She is eighteen years
old and is tic daughter of Jackson
l,cedy.
y rehearsal was being held In the
school room after school had been dis
missed for the day. Tho play was one
in which, 81 revolver is used In one OF
the scenes. Tho revolver was put on
a table fov use when 1t should be
needed.
One Of the mailer boys slipped out
of the room with the weapon, put u
cartridge in it and tried to shoot n
bird. The cartridge failed to explode
and the boy put the revolver back
where he got IL.
When the time came 10 use the
revolver Mary Holmes, who was sup
posed TO fire the weapon picked 1t UP.
but laid it down again with the cN-
thing
The sister. to show her there VAS
no cause for alarm. took up the re-
Nolvcr. pointed at Miss Rccdy and
pulled the trigger. Miss licedy fell
to the iioor with Il bullet near her
heart. f l#H .Uf4H T
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DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED
IN SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Alleged Revenue nMIrcr shot ny
Amherst NM, Following IL
DISPUTE.
ISpecial to zinc Times-Disnatch.

r. M lSDeCIdt W j Hci JlUlcS- IDiSf1tcn. IH
L~ynchburg. VA, April .S.-NIe;igre
details have been received of a shoot
ing affray All Iowesville, thirty-fvc
miles from ~Iynchburg. which occurred
In a store there "Wednesday night. in
which .Iohn Parsons. who is thought
TO be q revenue officer. was shot ana
dangerously wounded, ii Is alleged. by
John @. Adams, IL resident of that sec
ton. Parsons is reported TO have been
shot three times, two of tho shots
taking effect in his throat.
At an all-day picnic at Lowesville
Wednesday some kind of a row is said
TO have been started. and it was re-
ncwed in Il store at night. Parsons
took a hand in it,, and Adams. il is
claimed. drew his revolver and shot
three times.
1t was learned from Amherst Court
house this afternoon that warrants
have been issued for both of tho prin-
cipals. but that no arrests had been
made ,p 10 noon. 1t is understood
that Adams claims that Parsons shot
at him before he fired, but the report
from townsville is that Parsons did
not shoot at all in the melee.
1t was reported from L~owcsvillc this
morning That .\dams had not been ar
rested Yesterday because Of a fear Of
him aud his friends. IL Is expected.
however. that he will be arrested and
be given Il preliminary hearing at
t~Lowcsvillc. vi
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NEW yon,> cIrf's GROWTH.
Census shows It's Populntion Is Mor,
Than 30 Times Greater rinn In i7nO.

lcHSuS SHOWS TN inptint1on Is uOre
Tfbnn 40 Times Grratcr riinn In 17nO.
Washington, p. g., April 2S.-A bull
lctin issued yesterday by the Census
Bureau contains interesting figures on
New York City's growth. The bureau
has compiled tho populations of tho
several boroughs and towns which
have been incorporated in the greater
city, and through these compilations il
is possible to trace the population
within the present limits of the city
of New -ork from 1890 up to 1919.
In 1890 there were only 49.i0l souls
within the present confines of the
greater city. The 1910 population was ~
I66.SS3. or moro than nincty-siX times
the population of 100 years ago.
The tremendous strides that New
York City has taken arc shown further
by the fact that tho present popula-
ton of the entire state Is only twenty
seven times hat OF 1880, while the
entire population OF continental United
states is only a little more than TWEEN
ty-thrcc times the figures iii 17a0.
OF the i9.i01 souls In what Is now
Greater New York in 1870 33.l3I were
In 1.-The Borough OF Manhattan. The
BronX then had only Isl; Brooklyn.
ADS: Queens. 6.159, and Richmond,
$3.50, The Borough Of Manhattan in
the 100 years has jumped from 33.l3I
10 2.33l.5i2, and Brooklyn has expand
cd from it's modest proportions of 1890
to Il population of 1,634.3bl.
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rMEnsov pnors DIVORCE SUIT.
Wife's Suit Advanced nni the Taking
Of Evidence Ordered.

M HfH ht EsNiuchce OTucrCt.
Baltimore. Md. April 2S.-Captain
Isaac T.. I1merson's bill for absolute
divorce from his wife went by default
Yesterday In accordance with n decree
signed by Judge Stump.
The case is now ready for the court
examiner. and taking testimony will
begin in Il few days In Mrs. I1mcrson's
suit against her husband.
Great surprise was expressed when
1t became known that Captain l:mcr-
son did not put in his appearance IL
court yesterday, the time limit In the
divorce suit and cotntcrsutt of Mrs
Emerson.
The inference is hat Captain E,ner-
son is going TO allow his VITO TO get
q divorce from him.
william shepard Bryan, Jr.. OF conn
sci for Mrs. Emerson. who filed her bill
for divorce after. Captain Emerson hal
hled his bill naming c. Hazeiton Ras-
shor. n w~cll-known ciubman OF Bal
timorc. as correspondence, went into
court to-day and told Judge StumD
that the hill flied by Mrs. Emerson
against her husban III had not been
meant as iiHcross bill. but as an orig
inal bill. The court thca ordered that
tho bill he marked ~"orIElnal." II
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Commend M.IthhclI.

Mexico City; April 2S.-."rhc stale
attributed TO MIR. Corral are so
at variance With tho facts and so in
conceivable as originating from II per-
son Occupying the high and responsible
oiicc OF Nice.Presidcnt of IL great ma.
ti?n holding friendly relations with
the United states that comment Of n
critical nature would be better rcscrv.
ed"
IN this manner. Ambassador Wilson
commented tonight upon tho inter-
view attributed to Vicc-rrcsident Cor
rnl at Snntandcr. Spain, ana printed in
III impartial. OF this capital. III diplu-
niatic and official circles the di.sposi-
ton to Do the interview was gen
oral. several expressing tho same opln-
ION us did the ambassador.
Il am suro these views arc not shar-
Cd by the other responsible officials OF
inc Mexican government continued
Ambassador Wilson.
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DEATH ALMosr VICTOR.
Mra. Brown Reuchcs New York, but
- GOn1iii0m IL Nery GraNc.

Condition TX Very Crave.
New York, April 2S.-Mrs. Carroll
Brown, of Baltimore, the eldest dauGh-
ter OF Marcus DAILY. ended hero tonight
her light from The thin air Of the Mon
tana mountains. with death almost the
victor. Tho tang of sea air and the
heavier atmosphere brought no revival
Of her waning strength, and physicians
al her bedside gave little hope for her
recovery.
The private ear In which sic was
Central Station att q O'Clock. \ few
minutes later Mrs. Brown was on her
way, TO the Fifth Avenue home OF her
mother, Mrs. DAILY. Physicians were
awaiting her. and o-niEht they held
Il consultation.
I'VE DO not now know exactly what
is the nature OF MA. Browns ailmcnt.f'
WIS the statement given ont at the
Dhly homo afterwards. 'Hcr heart is
affected, and her condition Is very
grave"
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GRlsC0M RESIGNS
Successor ny Chairman VIII lie picked
In Inherent of tInrImnnY

New York. April %2S.--Lloyd &. Girls
former alnbassador TO Italy. and
close friend OF cX-Fresidcnt Roosevelt.
resigned Tonight rs president of the
New York County Republican Commit
In Il letter to Collin IT,. Wood
Mird, vicc-chairman OF tho committee.
Nh. C;riScom said That following ar
OF several weeks he had been
advised by his physician to give mp
exhaustive political duties. Ills, sue
ccssor Will he elected at a special
meeting Of the committee called for
May y.
During the recent visit Of President
Taft here Mr.. G.iscom and other re-
publican leaders were in confcrcncc
Win him. and il is said that Mr.. GrfS-'
CONS retirement was then discussed.
Mr. t;riscom became head of the COM
%initicc last year. and came into open
conflict With many leaders OF The so
called Old Guard last fail in %cspnusing
me candidacy of Theodore. Roosevelt
rs chairman of the ~ftcpubllcan state
convention
Ills successor. 1t was said by some.
win he picked in the Interest Of
harmony" S
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wALKs .,w.,l WITH MONEY,
Tns rirk~ Lp Package in Hank npd
Tears II Omen ON street.

King Mountain y. C.. April aS.-.A
bird dog wandered In the Peoples
Loan and Trust Company to-day and
picked up 4 package lying on the noor
ana walked out With 1t. Clerks did
net see him. About a ialf-block away
&c dropped the package on the side
wsik, and tore the open. Ills
action attracted the attention or ii
II WAS found TO contain q deposit
tici:ct and SIS in silver and groom
backs.
The dog evidently thought that he
had done something criminal. for he
struck on, post haste down tho street.
and went upstairs TO n law Office.
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SUPPORT PLEDGED
GnItdhniI Meeting In Interest of Arbi-
trniion Held.

stHH. . LiCIu. 1Fetaa.-.
london April es.--A resolution
icdsinS the support Of the British En-
pre- to the proposed arbitration treaty
between tho United States and Great
iirita'n was adolted to-day AT u meet
ing ~ the citizens of London. held at
t~itildhall; The meeting pledged sup
port 10 the PRINCIPLES OF such a trcaty.
as serving, the highest interests OF
Inc TWO nations and as tending to pro-
mote the peace OF the worI.l.'
AmpnS the notable 3peal.crs were
i,,relnicr Asquitn and former Premier
!3alfour. both OF whom spoke eloquent
~ OF The trctty proposed by President
Taft. They declared that It's adoption
would mark Il new era In ciyilization,
hut 10th pointcdiy disclaiIncd that st
two countries.
y writer In tho Morning Leader says
y draft of the proposed arbitration
treaty lhs been forwarded to the For
ciE'l Office by lanes Bryce. The British
aitiba ysador At Washington.
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Fighting n. Resur,cJ

Tucson. Arizona. April eS.--Eightin,
between rebels and t'cdcrais has been
resumed in the vicinity of iiermosillo.
the capital OF Sonora, and. according
to mail advlces received hero to-day.
forty men were killed or wounded I'm
a battle at Horcasilns on April e5.
Two hundred aud twcnly-nvc Fed
erals engaged 4 smaller number OF
rebels. and tho latter withdrew when
thcir ammunition was exhausted.
iiorcasilas is II. town between Ureo.
where the revolutionary Hight occurred
Il month ago. anu licrmosillo.
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protest. A.nin,t .A@rhi,rn,lnn.

Washington. April 2Sl-Protcsts
against any arbitration trcniy with
Grea; Britain are nrcumnlatinr in ths
filcs of the House Committee ON
Eoreien Afairs. Almost daily soma
members receives such petitions froiu
various organizations. nasty frnfn
irish societies. Representative Gard
rer. Of Massachusetts. received 4 pro-
rest ,o-tiay' from The central council.
Irish County cluhs, OF Boston.
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Enrlr.h steamer Wrecked.

Madrid, April aS.--.A dispatch rccciv-
ed here from Nigo says that Il big
English steamship. the identity OF
which has not been established, has
hccn wrecked on Cape Niliano on tile
northwest coast Of Galicia.
The dispatch adds that II Is not
known whether there were any fatal
tiles as a result or the wreck.
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husband stayed out until midnight last
night celebrating his recent marriage
with friends. and was npbraidcd by his
wife on his return home CaIan there
upon picked up 81 heavy club. it is
charged, and beat her into unconsci-
business, completing his assault by
stabbing her; repeatedly with IL huge
knife.
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j. vs.. I,ccton.
[Special TO The Times7D ispaich1
DEATHS

HAMILTON Entered into lifo eternal
Thursday afternoon. April 81. 1911. at
her home In louisville. KY. Lu-
NELLIE CHEATHAMf HAMILTON, be-
loved wife of Claude IT,. Hamilton.
daughter of. Molllc e. and tho late.
Walter III. Cheatham. in tho thirty
first year of her age. i
Funeral services will be hold at
1.-The grave In Hollywood Cemetery
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON, April 20.
4. al 3:30A O'Clock. t4!te sE4H
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GAMBLING TO M SERMON TTiEME.
Monteinir PASTORS to Preach Against
EVIL. In May.

49,. .-I" EVIL IN MaN. .-WITTE II3 7
Montclair, ". j.. April 2S.-Pastors
of the leading. churches of Montclair
arc arranging to deliver Il philippe
against society gambling from their
Dulpits on n designated Sunday In
May
scIucltto the request made OF RccPler
Henry /. Tost last week to cause the
publication Of the law relating to
gambling, and which. II is said, vas
Inspired by The prevalence OF bridge
whist and otlior forms Of card playing
iii Montclair homes. Tho pastors who
requested tho. publication OF tho law
nrc tho Rev. orvilio Reed. of Trinity
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counrEs, il 4 nopn,Lp slx1,,r.
Noi Deep enough for coronntion Days,
the Lord C~hnmhcrlntp Optnc,.

London. April 9s.--It IS reported that
Earn Spencer. tic Lord Cha mbcrlatn.
has dccreed that women will not be al
lowed to appear nttired In hobble
skirts at any OF the court functions of
the coronation OF King George.
Fashionable ~drcss,nakcrs have been
notified To tell their customers OF tho
prohibition.
The prohibition Is ascribcd to tho
fact that hohbile skirts Will prevent.
their wcarcrs from properly courtesy
Ing In the presence of Their Majcstics.
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nouDoIs o. wllnELs.
i~turiinStnn Roud tx to Put ON Chr
-fr INODcD Only. ~

Chicago. April 2S.-N car for wo,nc
lington between Chicago and st. T'aul
on May !. Mere man will he permitted
10 use and occupy a portion OF the
car.
The principal apartment will be Il
parlnr. for women passengers cXclu-
*ivcly. luXnriously appointed and pro-
vided with every feminine convenience
ana comfort.
Tho innovation Is due 10 tho con
stantily increased patronage of women
travellers.
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4 IN..rr -=---.--------S --------- N l.aa.aa
FATAidiY INJURIES HIS BRIDE.
hm a wcck, Sire. cnlInn /

Mnrrird hui n Week, Mrs. CniInn IL
Dying from iiuHinnb'r blows.
New York. April 2S.-Mrs. WinifrGd
Callan, n bride of loss than e week.. Is
idying In the Flower iInapitn1 from
wounds which tic police gay were Ing
nictcd by her hiHland III IL quarrel
carly to-day, rho huahhnh is tindor
arrest. pcnd!ng Tho fcanlt OF her In
%jnrics.
According to tho police. the younH
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noes MOURN ron M%IsTniass.
Woman Wbo 1IcfricnIcd Homeless,
tnInnls DicH In Newport, II. I.

,.SnImnIs DicH IN Newport. II. I.
Newport. X. T., April .S.--Surround-
cd by 81 score of dogs Of many breeds
hcfricndcd. Mrs. Ella Burt. ifiy-eight
years old. died at her home here last
night; after an Illness of two weeks.
seeming by instinct 10 realize tho loss
and llowled In a dismal chorus for sew
rral lioilrs after her death. until they
were put out of their misery early to-
day by the use of chloroform, in ac-
cordnncc Wits. Tho express wishes OF
Mrs. Burt.
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no decisions are allowed in boxing on
tests. the popular verdict seemed that
Kelly had decidedly the better OF the
contest. The ChicaEo's man most CT
fcttive blow was n right hand upper
cut. which landed repeatedly without
a rcturn frcm Thompson,
Thompson fought Il smuggling. rush
linz Hattie. and was always wiling to
takc Kciiy's hardest blows to land one
an his opponents body.
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no CONSERVE mIsroRlc sirn.
!. y; T.; Ments rar1 NJ Point WASH

5 lnWfOn CrosScd the DcInwnrc,
Louisville. Ky, APRIL 2S.-Sons OF
the American Revolution, al their am
nual convention. which begins here
April 80. Will consider plans for cstab-
fishing q national park on the banks
nj the Delaware River whore WASH
ingtor crossed. Tho organization pro-
poses that an appropriatc acreage he
acquired onicach side of the river for
park purposes.
Every state in The Union viii be
represented AT the gathering.
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"a YanIscc ,I,rIck.,

Eagle Pass. Texas. April 2S.--rhc
Killing Of the Americans at Douglas.
ARIZONA during the battle between re-
Holntionists and Mexican soldiers. was
u J ankcc trick. as was the destruction
OF the Maine I'm the harbor OF havana.
Iubh is what tho Mexican officials OF
Ciudad P%crfrio Diaz says In ii signed
circular scattered broadcast In that
city to-day. The circular Is signed by
the jcfe polotico OF tic Ciudad I'orilrio
i,laa district, tho Mayor of Ciudad
Porhrio Diaz and by various court
judges.
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OF reyes
TROUBLES REBELS
,t(Continucd From First I'agc.)

.., EFVW TIFbt NEc.1 VIZ
cNprcsses the confident boiler of the
apartment that tito Mexican foreign
ONCE VIII promptly "repudIatc and
tho PRONUNCIATION OF any such
statements. calculated so seriously 10
disturb the mutual confidence ana
friendly good understanding between
tho two peoples
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ADVANTAGE WITH KELLY.
Cinirsant cf Middicucirht Tide Dcsts
Thompson in Tcn-ltound Iiout.

Racine. Wis. Aprii -S.-iiugc keliy.
Of Chicago. claimant 81 the middle
wci.hJ championship. bestcd johnny
Thompson, tie Sycamore. III, Cyclone
eftsF zen rounds % savage tiSatinE
here tonight.
While under the laws OF Wisconsin