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IL was a Landslide.

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ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. al
though University OF Michigan stu
dents, alumni and faculty voted over.
whelmingly against an immediate and
unconditional return to the western
intercollegiate conference, the matter
will rest with the board OF regents OF
the university at the next meeting No
yember "a. Voting showed 1894 op-
posed, II in favor. Faculty members
voted A no to 80 yes. The "antis"
conducted strong campaign against
the proposition which reached its eli
max when hundreds of students ap
peared ON the campus wearing but
tons reading ito hell with the con
ference"
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Say Girl is Fnqhty.
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SPRINGFIELD, H., Nov. 8.-In or
der to clear themselves Of insinuations
that they had not taken proper care
OF Miss Emaline Thomas, great grand
daughter OF former Governor Bissell.
VINO disappeared nlysteriously from
the ursuline convent week ago Sat.
uroay the nuns today stated that the
girl was slightly unbalanced mentally
and frequently acted strangely. she
disappeared after having cut her hair
short and donned mems clothing. They
also said that she had marked i'm.
pediment In her speech. The police
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she had used one bottle she was cured"
Mrs. Joseph Anderson, Manchester,
N; y, writes, .'In the Spring Of 1908
when my two girls had whooping cough.
the only medicine gave them wa
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. II r.
lieyed their spells Of coughing wonder
fully. They liked to take it as it has q
pleasant taste. When given freely a.
directed there 70 little danger from the
Mrs. Charles Thurber, Boston. N. z !.
writes. II have fonnd Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy to be just splendid for
coughs and colds. It has been nsed N
our family of and on for five years. and
has never failed to afford quick relief 81
to effect q positive cure 7
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Is a Has Been.

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WINDSOR, Ont, Nov. 6.-Tommy
Kilbane, Cleveland light weight. is
about through with the fight game as
q near top notcher, in the opinion OF
fans who witnessed his fight with
paul sikora OF Detroit before the
Windsor A. c., last night. The Cleye
land boy stalled through rounds Of
slow fighting and showed ability In
keeping away from knock out punch
sikora won by big margin.
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Hardest Work Out Of Season.

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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. Cap
tain Storer's injured leg gave him lit
tie trouble today and he expected to
be able to lead Harvard in the. game
with Princeton Saturday. The Crimson
star suffered a bruised leg In yester-
days scrimmage. Eddie Mahan return
ed to the back field and the varsity
was given the hardest workout of the
season. Brickley scored five out OF
seven drop kicks.
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Came Called OF.

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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 6.-The St.
Creighton game Saturday Is Off.
The Billikens insist that the Omaha
school observe gentleman's agree
ment and not play freshmen. Creigh-
ton remembers no such agreement.
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All Games Cancelled.

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COLLEGEvILLE. Pa, Nov. 6.-The
death OF George Gay. member OF the
Ursinus college eleven caused the can
ceiling today Of the remainder Of the
football schedule. The faculty ordered
the action. Gays neck was broken dur
ing the game Saturday at Phoenixvilie.
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KIM Of pitchers.

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WASHINGTON Nov. 6.-Walter
johnson. king Of American league
pitchers, is IS years old today. Man
ager Clark Griffith Of the senators de-
clared today that the big Swede will
lead pitchers In both leagues for the
next fourteen years.
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plenty Of Coaches.

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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. O.
Coaches were satisfied today with re-
cent changes In the Yale line up.
Ketcham will stay at end and Wilson
at quarter. The varsity showed more
ginger yesterday as result OF the
shifts and went through the freshman
team for two touchdowns. The new
line men played well together. There
were nineteen coaches directing tbs
practice today.
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southwestern Rivals.

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LAWRENCE, Kans., Nov. 6.-Heavy
work was scheduled this afternoon for
the Jayhawker squad in preparation
for Saturdays game with Washburn.
Strother, the fast end out of the Okla
bona game on account Of injuries, has
returned and may do the kicking
against the Congregationalists.
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Swallowed His Tongue.

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STANFORD, Conn, Nov. 6. George
Lucas. Stamford prep" full back. 10
recuperating at his home In Maiden,
Mass, after the oldest injury OF the
foot bali season. A blow on the neck
during the game with Princeton prep"
caused Lucas to swallow his tongue. A
doctor pulled it from his throat IN
time to prevent his choking to death.
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Women stop Boxing.

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VENICE, Calf. Nov. 6.-Women vot-
ers it was declared today put the XII
bosh on future boxing contests In
Venice at Tuesdays election. An initia-
tive petition to prohibit boxing car
ried by majority OF rs out OF a total
Of $50 votes cast and 1t is believed that
a majority of the women supported the
petition. The killing OF Bull Young In
the Vernon arena was made an effec-
tive argument by the anti-aght cam
paigners.
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ABE AteII.

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RACINE. Wis, Nov. 6.-Abe AtelL
former feather weight champion. will
be matched against the winner Of the
Cal Delaney-Frankie Conley bout here
tomorrow night 1t WAS announced to-
day. Racine then will attempt to
match Johnny Kilbane In the elimina-
ton contest.
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Boxers Stoned TN.

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MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. 6.--Tom
Andrews. Snowy" Bakers American
representative, returned here today af-
ter signing up Eddie McGoorty, Ray
Bronson and Young Sailor for a trip
to Australia.
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Runners Selected.

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MADISON, Wis, Nov. Captain
Bresnahan, White, Dow, Harvey and
Goldie have been chosen to represent
Wisconsin in the annual conference
GROSS country run, Coach Juneau an
nounced today. The other two candi-
dates will be selected after try-out
Saturday.
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Farewell to John L.

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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 6.-As
a farewell before his retirement from
public life John L. Sullivan, popuifSiy
the greatest fighter OF all times VIII
be banqueted here tonight by Phila,
delphia sportsmen. 1t was here the
fight OF the veteran and Coroett was
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sacrat PractIcal

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MADISON, Wis, Nov. Coach
Juneau clamped the lid on practice
again today and announced that this
afternoons scrimmaging, the last be-
fore the Ohio state game Saturday,
would be secret. The Badgers made a
good showing against the yearlings In
yesterdays mauling.
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City last night defeated Joe Carr Of
this city in two straight falls at the
auditorium. The first bout went 1
hour. So minutes, 81 seconds and the
second in rs minutes. Hammerlocks
were the holds used by Yokel in both
instances.
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Put PROFESSIONAL
COACH IN STAMPS
Princeton Authorities Would Leave
"lnside Stuff to Captain and
Players Of
Teams.
BIG FOOTBALL DUE
Handling Of Forward Pass Greatly
Improved In the East-Harvard
Touted TO Trundle
Honors.
BIG FOOTBALL DUE
isIBy Hal Sheridan, written for the
United Press.l
rN =

NEW \ Ohh, NOV.
6.-Although there
is q strict ban at
Princeton Univers-
ity against the play
ing of summer
baseball by mem
bers OF the varsity
team, and every in
fiuence is brought
to bear to discour-
age men from en-
tering the profess
sional field, the
athletic board OF
control, has taken
a step toward oe-
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF sECUR
|ITY KEoKUK COUNCIL NO. 1o4.
meets the first and third Monday Of
each month at A. o. q. w. hall, at
o'clock. DR.. G. A. Jenkins. president;
Ernest Best, financier: Wayne s..
Sehenk, secretary.
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|EY1|ysg u NEGVV> =

clinched Philadelphia sports and
theatrical men are going to mark b 8
retirement at the age OF 90 with 9
/ celebration.
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ROYAL ARcANuM

Keokuk Council No. $40 meets third
Friday each month. Hawkes. hall,
Eighth and Main. Visiting brethren
|fraternally invited to attend ]. NJ.
Fulton. regent; J. |. Annable, secre-
tar7.
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Keokuk Acrie, No. 6s3, meets frs,
and third Wednesday Of each month
at Eagles hall. 523 Main street. Visit
Ing brothers cordially invited James
Tickle, W. President; G. A. Noakes
secretary.
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A. q. d. ".

Keokuk lodge. No. 25s, meets every
Thursday night At 500 O'Clock At
Hawkes. hall, Eighth and Main street
Visiting brethren cordially invited. G.
II Grifith. M. W.; J. =. Branson. u
corder.
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Declare War ON Colds.

A crusade of education which aims
that common colds may become un-
common within the next generation
has been begun by prominent New
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believe this will be very valuable IN
tracing her. The girl was first believ-
ed to have gone to Sacramento, Calf,
to join her mother, Mrs. Anna Thomas
OF IN" street.
Pretty sunsets n cities.

Pretty Sunsets In Cities.
Some modern artists claim, con-
trary to general belief, that the pref
test sunset colorings are to be seen
IN the cities. owing to the dust In the
air. The open country, however. At
lords the greatest sweep Of the sky.
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Puckechetuck Encampment, Ma !
meets first and third Thursday even.
inga Of each month. WIN. q. KIM.
mer. scribe.
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York physicians. Here is list of the
"don'ts" which the doctors say will
prevent the annual visitation OF the
cold:
Don't sit in draughty car.n
Don't sleep In hot rooms"
Don't avoid the fresh air.,
Don't STUFF yourself at meal time.
overeating reduces your resistance"
To which we would add-wnen you
take cold get rid of 1t as quickly as
possible. To accomplish that you
Will find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
most excellent. Sold by all dealers.
Advertisement.
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wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Gate City Camp No. 81. Woodmen
of the World. meets first and third
Thursdays of each month at Hawkes.
hall. corner Eighth and Main. Visit
ing sovereigns cordially invited. Al.
bert Kiefer, consul commander; A. J.
Anderson, clerk.
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Great Wrestling Match.

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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov. 6.-In
one of the best wrestling matches in
this section Mike Yokel of Salt Lake
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B. 2. o. ELKs.

Keokuk lcd-e No. LOG, meets flrst
and third Thursday nights At Hlks.
hall, Sixth and Blondeau streets. Club
rooms open daily. Visiting brethren
cordially invited. w. B. Woolley, b. RI:
Leroy J. Wolf. secretary.
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Hardin Lodge No ~, holds it, r.,r
lar monthly meeting the second Mon
day evening Of each month.
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*. OF p

Morning Star lodge, No. s. meets At
Fifth and Blondeau, K. Of p. building
Tuesday at 7:30, John r. Hornish.'
chancellor commander: J. A. Burgess.
X. Of r. and s. Visiting knights fra,
ternally invited.
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Puckechetuck Lodge No. 50. meet,
every Friday evening at 8 o'clock
A. 3. Hughes. N. g.: George y
Immegart. permanent secretary. .
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Loyal ORDER or MOOSE

~ al O1eASNAe 1E ASCoE
Keokuk Lodge, No. s704, meets ey.
cry Tuesday night at p. m. In Moose
hall, corner of Sixth and Main. Visit
ing brothers cordially invited L. I.
Laubersheimer. dictator. ed. S. Lotion,
secretary.
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ha sebaIl brains among collegians.
The athletic board has ruled that
hereafter the professional coach snail
sit In the grandstand during the
games and take no part in the active
direction Of plays The inside stuH
will be thus left to the captain ana
! his board OF strategy. Perching the
coach in the grandstand may mean
| the aboltshing Of professional tutoring
i eventually, but this step will not Pc
taken Immediately.
One professional head has already
fallen at Princeton. After this year
the hockey teams viii be coached py
the captain and alumni.
There has also been much stirring
about In other lines of activity at
Princeton. Having taken . keen slant
at statistics which show that athletics,
carried to an extreme. weaken rather
than strengthen a man, the board OF
control is considering the advisability
of withdrawing from the two-mile
races because of the alleged injurious
effect to the runners. This may also
mean the elimination of cross coun-
try running. The same rule applies
to four-mile rowing races. DR.. J,
Duncan Spaeth. the crew coach, Is
opposed to long races. The course at
Princeton Is under two miles.
Princeton has hopes of having Yale
on the regular string of rowing foes
now that the ice has been broken By
the race of october %. 1t was pretty
soft for the Tiger eight The chal
1enge came unexpectedly and caugh'
coach Spaeth with four green men II
the center of the boat. He was hard
Fly ready for the race, but went to !
in the belief that It would lead tt
more races in the future. The result
is history, and brought little consola
ton to followers of the Blue VII,
u have doubts as to the English rowin,
system. The Princeton eight was q
fresh as bunch OF daisies when the
pulled over the line, but the heav
English equipment had the best G
Yale. They began splashing soon afte
the mile mark was passed. BY tn
time the finish mark was reached tn
crew was all in and two of the men a
but collapsed.
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4 Fine Farm For Sale
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a sf 8 M S sa states Is Chicago &c
ss s. e. nsDs 1 s n + c
Vs ksas 4 m 1 R a I ea as
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located On one the best state roads R M9u su ne o St.
than Il this Dbood The land not
PRODUCTION
sSltsVs as forty sel
state Timothy and other crops u proportion
m 1 s % s Tf .ss ss s 3 ess sa natural ps
Ia. one finest farm i he state large
STONE s = ass e 5 .s @ sosss
walks! side lawn With commanding view q the entire bottom q
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as sixty fa
20 Nv. ESQ.,
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the fields I'd ] @ the ] 5 this farm ' re- ~. ss ss
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contemplating
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the State This within the Keokuk
teofI owano of
overow and nearly first second bottom before
rmoneys
and see this farm # than want bring brother
viii
sfarn,no on accounto of Health
M. DAWSON,
a Law,
4 % Keokuk. Iowa
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Why worry along with an education
when you can be caddy and possibly
grow into a golf champion, should be
an argument for English youngsters.
Experts have figured that s12.5o0,000
is spent in England annually for cad
dies. The total expenditure of Mr..
il. Bull for the game is placed at $780,
100000 year. 1t is estimated that
ls6,25o, 900 is spent for golf balls and
$625,0 900 for clubs There are ap-
sproximately 100000 golf bugs hammer
ling the pill in England.
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With the big football games now
about due, 1t will be only a short time
until the sharps will come forth with
their annual chirps as to the rules.
They are welcome to their guess, but
there has been freer scoring this
season than during the old days. Yale
land Navy were the only teams in the
ieast the first of November without be-
Hing scored upon. The Blue was held
too to 0 score twice up to that time
10y Maine and by Washington & JEFF
Iferson. Points were registered against
Harvard, Pennsylvania, Dartmouth,
Army, Navy, Cornell. and Carlisle by
the smaller colleges. In years gone
ny it was high crime and misde
meanor to have touchdown or goa
from field slipped over by one of the
secondary teams. Now, however, 4
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INDEPENDENT ORDER on nnn
FELLOWS.
Hall Seventh and Main streets
Keokuk Lodge No. 13. meets resn.
larry Monday syening ct 1880 o'clocl
4. J. Engler, N. g.; b. L. Boud. record.
Ing secretary.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10
THE TROUBLE
in TURKEY

SOFIA, Feb, i.-The announce
ment has been made that a joint at
tack OF the Sersian and bulgarian
armies will he made upon Adrianopl,
tonight. the hour OF attack havin.
been set AT seven O'Clock. Two
large armies are gathered about tn,
Turkish city, and it is expected by
he commanders of the allied forces
that the bombardment will bring
about the complete and final down
fall of the Turkish stronghold. II
is believed that Andrianople is shor
OF provisions.
LONDON, Feb -Advices re
ceiyed here today from Constant
nople state that the Balkan nations
have decided TO resume hostilities al
O'Clock tonight. The first at
tack will he made upon Adrianoplc
and as soon as that city has fallen
The allies plan to march upon the
capital OF The empire.
BERLIN. Feb. at is reported
here that Enyer Bey his been pre-
vented from taking command of the
Turkish forces. and that in conse
quence there is increased dissat-
isfaCtion among The Turkish soldiers
who are numbered among his fol
lowers.
LONDON. Feb. =: The allies an
nounce that once hOstilities have
been resumed against the Turks
there will be no leiup to the fighting
until their enemies are forced TO
grant all the demands enumerated
in the original peace terms. They
say that the next armistic will be
arranged on drumhead on the bat
.lefi-ld
CONSTANTlNOPI.E, Feb. THE
war between the Balkan states ana
Turkey WAS resumed this mornint
when the allied troops recommended
the bombardment of Adrianople and
Tchatalja.
LONDON. Feb. 4-Accordins to
advices received from Sofia today.
the combined forces OF the Balkan
allies have renewed the attack upon
Adrianople. the inland Turkish city
which was the principal place OF
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-02-10

army and navy service is practically
exhausted. and rental. heat and light
money for officers was barely assed
il the house.
the senate proposes to plarr III
active duty all retired army aaI
nav oitl.rrs who are quAiiG,i tDf
service
toionels NILS and Booth Ncr, 49,.
med today, AMI Capt. Thomas L. X.
Mcintyre received an honorahl. dls,
charge for deficiency.
U. o. BUYS IT.
NEW YORK, Feb. :, Dissolvin.
the merger which has - listed L.
tween the Southern Pacific I'D Cen
trdi aCifiC Railway companies until
tar government moved in ne ,a4c.
the Southern Pacific tod., sold IT.
tna,rai Pacific stock 10 IA" l'n.ou
Pacific company for sSI.o0u. o0u.
LITIGATION ADMITS DEFEAT.
WASHINGTON. Feb. & allfor-
MIA represented here by conside,,
BILE delegation, conceded today thu
defeat of the appropriation Tor III.
Panama Pacific exposition in san
Francisco in 1915, but hopes TO grl
the money through an appropriation
contained in the sundry service bill.
LOOKING UP PEDIGREE
SEATTLE. Feb The .,mnr,l,s
are seeking the birth record o!
Lillian Graham. we'll known herr,
Who ie now engaged 10 marcf
Partisan millionaire
USE STRINGENT METHODS
NEW YORK. Feb = S'rik u; ~,
r':l Workers last night cxn,oded =
L, iA'' in a local tenement ho,nir
"'lrc zee workers NJ, er.asrI
a; The nTking OF garmeg', Several
"er" laure or less injured in iii tx
p ostoa
WILL BE SENT OFF RIGHT.
PRINCETON. Feb. His fellow
towniolks will give Woodrow Wilson
a rousing sendon when he leaves
here for WASHINGTON TO be inaueu
rated President
GAMBLER coNFESSEs.
NEW YORK. Feb. James Pp~.
c"lle. an old-time gambler OF tbs
city today confessed TO having paid
graft TO the police for protection Tor
the past seventeen Years. He CAV.
the names OF the men to whom n.
had paid graft. and the dates he paid
the money
DIRECT VOTE IN NEVADA.
CARSON CITY. Feb. Commit.
tees OF both houses OF the state
legislature today ratified the amend
ment TO the constitution which pro.
vides for the future election of Unit.
ed States senators b. the direct vote
OF the people of Nevada
WILL TRY 1T FIRST.
NEW YORK. Feb. = DR.. Held OF
Pittsburg returned from Europe to,
day bringing with him the frat
Friedman serum to be brought to III.
United States. With which he hopes
TO cure his wife who is suffcrin;
from tuberculosis
PREDICTS A SPLIT.
ALBANY, Feb. J. William Barnes.
Jr.. editor OF the Evening Journal og
the city and state chairman OF TN.
Republican party, predicts an early
split i'll the Democratic party whiti
will put it out of business