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A headache? JE
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A your mouth? X
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A appetils nd a weak dlges- A
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O food. You have; no ambition Q
A to wo-k and lha sharp palna X
V ' titurilgla dsrt tlirough O
A your body. X
V What fa the cause of alt
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I Constipated bowels, y
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Iwlll give you prompt relief Y
and certain cure.
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If you have neglected your y
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better take T
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slsn. It will remove all V
impuritlea that have been O
accumulatlnit in your blood X
and wilt Krcatly strengthen O
your nerves. A
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From the Newt :
II . L. Khelion left Tueadav wltli hla
lainlly for !rata, Douglas county where
he baa aecured employment (or the eum
n.er. lie maJe the trip by team.
Thomas l-erf-e. of f.lnu county. farmer,
Tuesday fll.ed a petition la baoaruptcy
In the United states dlelrlrt court at
1'orlUnd. Ilia liabilities amount to
$.1411, and hla assets are valued at IVUS
of which fH) worth areexeotpt from ex
ecution.
l'rof. Wm, Miller, who haa been teach
ing at Mayvtlle, In eastern Oregon, re
turned home the (Wet of tha week, (its
school hav.ng rl'Med. He wae arcomp
ieil br It. A MuCullr. who bad beuo
teaching at Condon. Thev came home
i.y team havin drove to The Dal'ea and
came to Cortland on the boat, and troru
Cortland they drove home In a little over
a day.
J. V. Urabtree thie week received a
letter from Mrs. Crabtree'a alater, Mra
Wm. Tumldge, who with her husband,
went to the Athne ininliiK district in the
early eprinit. Mra. Turoidite relate the
many hardahipa she waa compelled to
undergo in making tne trip, nui :a con
tl.loot that they will aucrerd In gettimr a
good paying mine. They have located
one mine anJ are now engaging in devel
oping it.
The Eugene's rVogram.
The steamboat City of F.ugcne Is doing
a large freight biuii eia and la saving the
people In the Willamette valley thous
and a of dollars. The company now needs
two lioata and must secnure another one
this fall to handle the business. Hro it
not in the "combine," nud will atay out
of it, carrying freight at reasonable ratea.
Tuna far she has nia.le eleven tiipato
Ktigene. When the water ia too low to
come to Kugnne, ahe will run to Harris
burg and haul the goods from that point
here. Then if the water it too low at
Harrlabnri ahe will drop dawn to Mon
roe landing and then In tu. n toCorvallin.
I nil uie r.ugene gootie win ite ueuverea i
by teams right along; just the same, vt e
are confident the boat can run every day
in the year to Jorvnllis and prubaidv to
Harriabnrg, which lias never heretofore
been done. (iuard.
Two Sentences.
Judge Hii'nett came up from Salem
this noon an-' passed sentence in two
cases eel lor li o'clock.
In the case of the state apa cat Henry
Williama convicted of simple assault he
f.lr'Hiled a One ol $150 and cost. The tine
haa been na.d.
In the case of Samuel Mi la, convicted
of rape, he gave tne lowest sentence,
three verra In the nenitentlarv. the cir
cumstances jtittifyiug it, aa well aa Mills
weak mind.
To Cure Cuuatlimtlun lorefer.
Take Oiacnrota C'ruuly Cuthnrtle. 10o or 0.
It C. O. C. fall to euro, druggists refund nioiiBj.
Headache
la often a warning that the liver la
torpid or Inactive. More serious
troubles may follow. For a prompt,
etllclent cure of Headache and all
liver troubles, take
Hood'G PHiQ
While they rouse the liver, restore
full, regular action of the bowels.
they do not rtIjmj or pain, do not I
Irritate or Inflame the Internal orgnna,
but have a positive tonic effect. 2Sc I
at all drugglsta or by mall of I
C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mast.
I
Homely Proverb.
From tlia Academy, ,.
. riusplcloo hat a try that flta eysry
lock.. .' v
Don't pull the houie down because the
ohlmney smokes,
If vou give me a knife, i(lv ma a fork,
too. '
Ulva ine to drl.r, hut drench ma not.
hole u tli utte, end the cupboard j
WOIIS,
Tlia fuller tlit ham , the l.anlrr to
hold .
Stroke the dog, hut beware ol hli hlle.
1 1 Heap on tl. roalr, l.utlputout the fire.
sjjhe fool kpt thethtil.Jei.d thftw
way tha kainal,
OtieroeklipiirHti.ro If he boars
another.
lu COines the flilil'rijand out fort the
money.
C Th slmiler the wit the loiter tie
wotd,
ffw tiiV mil hm.clil.gt ll at yUl rs
silting on.
If you birak ) uur In I vi Oj nun t lore
yvur broth .
iKm't o!t till it Is dark Wlore yoo
111,1 tl temp.'
Every till must ilry lu ill oau K I
If you shoot one hlrd you ff-are the
whole (lock. .
Itaaara if pride, aya the pi acock.
YoT7i7nst"ihut yourVjes If Thu ilut
bWs In your face.
fdliitcd I'arngrnr"-
ltt cf family trees bear m'ghty
poor
fruit.
Ouly lusanlly can deprive the memory
of past pteaaurea.
He isn't elweye happiest who werrt
the happiest look.
The cook, aa well aa the dretsmaksr,
shows her taste in drestmaking.
The only man who la aatlsfled with at
bitratlun It the arbitrator.
Hoo't msaturs your Insustry by the
tblnge you are going to do tomorrow.
Many a eelf made maa would have
fared better had be et tbe contract to
somebody site.
A still tongue makst a wise head, but
It 'a different with the product of a whla
ay Hill.
Tbe roan who tbipka funny things
without exnresslne tbem le the woret
kind of pwsalmltt.j
The child of today It the critic of to
morrow, bat unfortunately paieote never
reallxe the fact until tomorrow. Chica
go Newt.
t he Information it tent oat from f enr
aylvaniw that iqueenlng a glrl'a hand ie
not the unalloyed pleasure It le general
ly tuppoeed to be. Id that State a young
lady haa aued a young man for $ 18.000
daraaget becauat he tqueexeJ her hand
with an ardency more pronounced than
pleaiant. In her complaint the alleges
that he aelied the plaintiff's hand "with
great force anJ 7lolence and for a long
apace ultima tqueexlng and mashing
them, w her; by and in consequent
whereof both handt were coutue'd, bra
teed, uiaebed and ctushed and perma
neatly injured, ao that "bar right hand
will have to be amputated and the other
will be permanently Injured " Kx.
There tie eome Republicans who raiae
their handt in holy horror and moan nod
howl In anguish because of the fact that
the truati have throttled the people and
are running things to tuit their own eel
Qsli enda. The queation la, eo these
tame Republicans ponder the fact that
their party, andita support and advocacy
of a klgb protective tariff la wbolely and
solely' responsible for tbe organiaatloD
and asgreralvenett of trustt Had it
not been tor tbe high protective tariff
Irsltlation of the Rpublican party tucb
a thing aa a trubt would have been au
impossibility. The Republican party
aowed the wind of protection, and the
people are now reaping the whirlwind o
the trusts. Kx.
The biggest, and yet the moat unpro
fitable trnet, aaya contemporary, it the
county newspaper. It trusts almost
everybody and for that reason the people
like It. It ia the only trutt on earth
that la worked to the limit and the only
trust where the proprietor! get the
amallect thereof the dividends. Kvety
city in the elate haa a branch' office in
thla trutt and tbe truttiug aoul who goea
down In hla pocket for the dust to keep
thie trutt going It abused like a pirate if
he even hints that bit paper neede tome
thing besides air to keep hit trutt loflat
ed. Free frees.
The nmperor r rancit Joaeph of Aut
trla hat just directed tbe administrator
of hla private fortune to purchase a plot
of ground In Bndapeet and erect on it a
large block of flatt tuitable for well-to do
mlddle'clast persons. He expressed the
opinion that he cou'd not find a batter
Investment for bis money.
The Blleta Indiana will have a regular
war whoop of a time on tbe 4th of July
giving a feather dance, for which tbey
are tnld to be well equipped. Congress
man Tongue thould attend.
Albany may he a little alow la grttlng
tarted to make preparation fpr receiving
the volunteers, but when the time cornea
oar Ity will be in the front ranke with a
proper reception.
Tha (Iruiiiriiere who whooped up Mc
Kinlsy in ord to n-cure prosperity are
now reulisif tkj . proaperlty wae
ii'jt for them Uu .or thw truata wbcb
are ciowrinig them out of jibi at a terrU
flu rati-.
I'he HhIbiii fltaieriitan olniiuly ia)t
that thet4ie fair la a atati iiietltuilou.
A rrat many peopla will rfj'iice to Irarn
thie. haa at Uaat readied out aa fr
aa 8c. o. We admit that ipuch.
After t li t hf en cold aoap are never
qinte aa vaic In thla countty aa Iht-y
aie in mo. c p'acee. i k at our rce-a, ,
lur inalani r . J lie jr.l t.I Aliary are
alive llli hia iHcn of 11 iwera, aid a
few iiiuiithi ago Home one wae (eying
that they wi-ie luii.ed We will have
; aotno and p'unee and plum and par
i .
iikewla
ir"" ti r in '"a
Central Africa l.ae he'll llrard from
among the owera the Congo Kiee rtiate
wauta W buy the Cauariee, and tfTera
Kpalu live million peata fjr thetn. The
pride cf the Don ie being wounded on
every han-l, uno he may be expected to
ntnew aouia of the oail a Cervera swore
if money it continually thrust at hlin ao
lavishly Ha has not been used to it
for a long time.
A New Kcglaud acii'olteacher re
ceived the following note of cautioa from
the aoxloua mother of one ot her pupils:
'Hear Mies: I'lease d i u'.t push Johnny
too hard, for ao much ol hit brains it io
intelleck that he ought to be held back a
good deal, or b: will tun to iutelleck in
tirely, an I do not desire It. Bo plase
hold him back so as to kecc tne intelleck
tram getting bigger thao Ins bUy, ao'
lojooring blm for life.
Neat cornea from Cairo that the khe-
dive Intenda visiting Koglaod nest
mouth. Although his highness wat edu
cated principally in Aus.ria.eeveral of bit
near relafioca have bevn to English
schools. Two of bla firat cousins were at
Harrow and another cousin Prince Ada
H assah waa attached for eome time to
(be Blxteeuln Lancera when the7 were
ttationtd at Lncknow.
Herman Burrali who died In Port
end left property valued at $135,000.
He died at a t me and ege when be
thould have been able to appreciate tbe
value of aanug fortune, bat thie it one of
the fortunes of life. Recently a Portland
young lady went to Germany to perfect
her musical education. After four years
of bard study, at a time when ahe waa
obtaining a name for beretlf and wat
being commended for ber talent, the
died, and her work wat gone. But waa
It 7 Whether fortune or talent we
thould labor for eteraltr.
Erery once in a while aome one arises
and saya Harvey Scott ia a candidal! for
U. 8. aenator, at if that would be an
awful cataatropbe. Aa a matter of (act
Scott would be head and tbouldert above
either McDride or Simon at a senator, i
and aa mucb at aome very disagreeable
way a of tba great editor he would come
nearer representing the northwest than
moat any man in tbe state in the repub
lican pirty. Mr. Scott though will
never Ik ". S. aenator, for he is to Inde
pendent and frequently lams hit own
paity with both fists.
The papers are ' full about tbe
man
to a
man
'and
witb different tilings from ta hoe
psn. A mighty good theme about
it "Tbe Man Who Pays lira Debts,'
the poet witb a big vocabulary .bad bet
ter fire into the subject. He will be
backed by the newspapers of the country
part'cularly bv those doing a credit bus
iness. Tbe man who pay a hla debta de
serves to be lauded aod placed on a front
teat. Speaking ot every day religion
this it a migbty good feature for it.
There ta lott of religion in it though it
may be a fact that eome meu pay their
debta who ate'not religious. It ia a lact
that tome haven't much ute for tbe
religion of a man bo dcea not pay bla
debtt taking the run of every day exper
ience! and allowing lor a few exceptions.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
The d-ath of Hop. Richard Parkt
Bland removet from tbe worlJ of politics
figure In many respect! unique.
It la not alone bit record of twenty four
yeara ot service In tbe lower house of
Oongress tbat hat given bim distinction,
although that ot ittelf it a distinction
many a man haa craved; It is rather that
lo those twenty-four years he bat ever
proved absolutely true to every trust;
tbat he baa ever been tbe unfaltering
friend of tbe people and the never-failing
advocate of their rights ; that he has
alwayt been true to himself and no man
ever doubted bia absolute honesty.
There U something in a record like
that. It meant aomething to the man
who makes it and it meant a great deal
to bit posterity. No man ever enjoyed
the absolute confidence of the people who
ere associated with him more thorough
ly than did Bland of Missouri.
Trv our bread at two loaves for a
nlckle. McFeron & Tomlinson.
" The Modern Tra vclera. " '
The literary eoclety known aa the
Modern Travelers will v.alt Franre nut
aearon, nt In propla peraona bat by re
aearch. The fallowing program haa
beeoprejarfd and ! now pnhlihed
that the member, prrnt-iil i.il proa,.-c-tive,
may in their anmmor'e rrad.ng
make a note r.f auytMny tiiey meet a hich
would he lllutrailve or helpful
Members ar- fl ted ea active or aeao
elate, Ac' Iv mi ml era prepare papers
or take any . tlr part aligned them by
the executive ir.mriiitie. Aeociate
roroibera lead ii, the "Coiiveraatione,"
"Swlect IUa.liiiKs," etc. Character
ketches rimy he either oral or written,
not to exceed live minutes In length.
Applications for (nt-ar.be'sl.ip may be
made a ar y liu.u to the executive com-
mitt
Aim. fMiuii Vhhs Adams.
Mm A. H. Hakt.
Committee.
Pit I.IIIS K Vlllf.H Tkavci.khh.
HtllTKMIIKH,
tl udiuin's ruddy glow,
On woodlaod'e doth a richir tint be
stow."
Sept. !), Reception to members and
friemli.
fiepl, Ti. Character iketcb Joan cf
Arc. Medieval trance, papr. The
Huuee if itjurbon, Conveisatir n.
(XlOlltK.
' Toy fiillage l ei omen a royal crown,
Decking nature wiili mingled
Hues f green aod brown."
Oct. 7. Pretinders to the Thrine,
convereation. The ronqueetof Holland,
paper. Current eventa
Oct. 21. The Huguenots aod their
emigration to Ameiira, paper. Q lebec
and tbe French Canadians Select read?
log, "Battle of Waterloo."
Novels Haa.
"How still the lacilarape aod how gray
tbe tky ;
TL e dead leaves on tbe patba ayt scat
tered lie ;
7 be chill breexe atira the rushes witb a
sigh."
Nov.i. Current events. Tbe Settle
ments and Miseioni at Mackinac, conver"
aalion. Tbe Expulsion of the Arcad aDt
from New France. Select reading from
Evangeline.
Nov. 18. Character sketch, Madam
Roland. Tbe Creoles, paper. Lyon a
and the Silk Weavers, paper.
Dxcr.MBB.
"Greet . ng we eend to ail afar or near,
To whom witbftatheringr, glf'.a and
goodly cbeer,
Tbe gotd old Christmas time ia dear."
Die. 2, Carrent event. Louie XIV
Louie XV, and their courts, paper, tbe
Bastile. Conversation.
Dec. 16, Select leading from Victor
Hugo. "flobesplerre.Dantcn and Ma
rat." Louie XVI and Marie Antooette,
peper, tbe Revolution. Conyereatlon.
Jakuakv.
Jaout am I, oldest of poteotatee, for
ward I look, and backward, and below I
count, at God ot avenue t aad gates, tbe
yeart that through mylpottalt come and
go.
.Jan. C, Current evtntt, lh Reign o
Terror, conversation. Corsica and the
'ly f Nepolecn.
paper, music
Jan. 20, Character sketch, Charlotte
Corday, BonepaMe in Kgypt and Italy,
conversation. Tbe First Empire, paper.
f EBKIAKT.
February makes a bridge snd March
breaks it.
Feb. 3 The restoration, convereatien.
Tne Second Kupire, paper, current
events.
Feb. 17 Character, sketch, Victor
Hugo, Marseilles, Cainnes, Mchy, con
versation, tbe republic, paper.
M taci .
"StormylMarch ia come at aet, with
wind and cloud and changing sky."
March 2 Current events, the French
in their homes, homes, conversation,
life at Nice, Monte Carlo and Monaco,
paper.
Mar. 1 ft Character, sketch, Josephine,
Pails and the exposition, paper, French
art aud artists, paper..
April.
"Spring haa come again the bright
sweet Spring,
To every heart a wakening rail to
bring.
When buda are opening and tbe wood
birds sing."
Apr. 6 Character, sketch Ferdin
and DeLeteept, French musicians, con
vereation, the Fraoce of today, paper,
curi in t events.
From the Ariaona Kicker.
James Blakely, coroner, returned home
yesterday alter an absence of two weeks
at Tucson and was warmly welcomed by
his many friends. While in Tucsou be
attended two inquests and be aays that
be soo Id have held six and buried the
victims besides during the time taken op
by tbe two. He further announces thet
no saloon ia Tucson knows the rudiments
of mixing a cocktail or shooting a fly off
a bartender's ear.
Ex-Judge Truefoot saya that in coming
lack from Hop Hollow the other day he
was held up by a read agent and robbed
of $17 end a gun. There le one thine the
judge can never be robbed of in this tin-
ful world and that ia his reputation as a
tar. Me never caruea a sun ana nasn t
bad $17 all at once In tbe last five yeart. '
MISFITS.
A Portland paper givee picture of a
woman entitled "Queen of deaotie."
"Queen of Hags" would be more appro
prlate. A few days ego in Racine, Wis., a
clerk receittd a silver dollar In payment
foigoodr. It wm discovered tbat the
date was 1804, anil ll.e dollar waa fold
for fUKJO, another example in tlie law of
supply and demand.
This strawberry business is a peculiar
affair thla year. 1 hough reported about
ail gone a week ago (bey continue to
come lnnd drop in price until roil tan
get six boxet for a quarter. They teem
to have expanded assisted bv some ex
emplary strawberry wea'ber.
There i a clast of people who do not(
hemate to denounce th- newspapert lor
not jumping upon this or that ll.in and
"ehowlng it op.-' The men who accuse
the bewspapers of cowardice, when a
ed to write out their "roast" and sign
them for publication w ith their own true
names invarit.lv refuse on tne eronnd
j hat "it might hurt their bnineS Ex.
Or.e USD In the Williais case was ob
jected to as a juryman because hes'ated,
without being asked, that he was opposed
to the saloon business, whereat there
were several others on the jury at mucb
il nut more opposed to tbe saloon busi
ness only ttiey weren't asked the ques
tion in the tame way. As a matter of
Uct Leing opposed to the saloon wou'd
not make any difference with an honest
juryman.
One of the beet aiguinenti in sdvertir
ing other than newepap-rs ie contained
in the following excerpt: A local mer
chant asked tbe other day, ''Have you
noticed ti e tJie adverti-ement I have on
the fence out west of town?" "No," re
plied the customer, "but if you will send
the fence aroui.d to my house some day
1 will read it over and see what you are
dealing in. Fact is, I'm leaJing news
papers and Han't get much time to etudy
fencjology."
A Salem man says tbat if tbe Curtia
Co. will make the mill proposition to
tbat el'y it wiil raise the 12,000 in three
days. Yes. Yeara ago it faced a 112.
000 proposition from the Oregon uu road
ana couldn't raise it in ao many years,
and since then baa slipped down on eev
erai occasions. It ie, eaey enough to
boast when you are outside. No citv in
Oregon haa come to tbe front more gen
eroujly on subsidy propositions than
Albany, and it will do ao again.
A Cuban Play.
There waa a big crow d at tbe armory
last evening on tbe occacioo of the ben
efit to tbe editorial committee (or tbe re
ception to tbe National Editorial Asso
ciation. "Ibe Last Stroke." a thiiiling Cuban
play suggested by the recent war witb
Spain was presented witb fine effect,
creating much enthusiasm. T-e etage
effect regardless of tbe crampe. room
waa excellent. Sam rtnawaelbe bero of
tbe plar, excelled aa Richard Vance and
the entire support waa first cars, pre
aenting the very lively diama in a man
ner Inat pleased all.
Tbe company have made many friends
in Albany not onlv on account of their
excel e-t performances but as well on
account of tbe manner lu Lich tsey
have conducted themselves.
A vaudeville matinee was given this
afternoon, and tonight tbe aoccessful
week's engagement wiil close with one
of tbe best plays in tbe company's re
pertoire, The 'Wetener. fbey deserve
a big bouse on tbeir closing; night.
The Man With the Hoe.
Rev. W. E. Copeland of Salem will
lecture on the above subject in Pierce
Memorial church at 8 o'clock p. m., Sat
unlay July 1st. Mr. Copeland delivered
this lecture in Salem recently, and re
ceiveu lrom the autbor a letter from
which the following is an extract:
"I write to thank you for your able
defense of the truth of humanity, which
I try to express. You see clearly where
others do not see at all. Do I believe in
using the hoe? Indeed I do. But I do
not believe in making a man a mere slave
ol tne hoe.
Sir. Copeland will also preach at tbe
same place Sunday at 1 1 o'clock a. tu. on
"The New Religion for the New Century,"
and at 8 p. m. on "The Hidden Christ
Revealed."
Miss Helen Copeland, with Miss Eva
Hudson as accompanist, will sing a solo
at each of these services. Saturuav even
ing she will sing Jas. G. Clark's "Star of
mv fcroul;" buniiav moraine:, "The Lord is
Mindful of His Own," from Mendelsohn's
oratorio of St. Paul; Sunday evning,"
"He was Despised and Rejected," from
Manners oratorio ot The Messiah .
A cocdiul invitation is extended ta all.
S. Stoltx, at Geo. Fish's old stand,
does plumbing ana tinning, promptly
ana skiututiy at txiuom prices, rry him
Next the Revere.
Here vou can buy Ladies' French K
Button Shoes for 2, worth S4. Boston
Shoe Company.
MARRIED.
McKILLOP CRITCHLOW. In Al
bany on Wednesday evening, June 28,
18i9, at the residence of Mr. Arch
Mosier, bv Rev. C R. Stevenson, Mr.
Abe Mclvillop, the popular lunch
counter man, and Misa Stella Critch
liw, au excellent young lady.
They have the best wishes of many
friends here and elsewhere.
BORN.
rOWELL.-On June 2?, 1899. near San
Bernardino, Cal.. to Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Powell, a son, weight 11 pounds.
TELEGRAPHIC. ,
l ale News) in Short Form.
Getting Ready.
Mahiia, July 1. A collision between
the two armiea at Han Fernando aeean
inevitable soon. The insurgents are act
ive all around the town andean he sees
in the trenches to strengthen their posi
tion. Iay and night forces are at work..
Lawlessnean.
M RriiYHiioHO, Jnne 30 -At 9 o'clock v.
this morning, Conductor Bryan's traias.
on the Johnson City branch of the Illi
nois Central bearing 47 negro- miner
frrm I'ana waa shot into by a crown of
miners at Lawder, in Williamson ootrn
ty. One negro woman was kill, d by
bullet through her heart.
BcaU y.
Astoria, June 30. Billy Martin, as
driver for the II. F. I'racl Transfer ( Jo.
shot three times this evening at Phil.
I?) lor, the dealer in aatud poker game
at the Kutinyeide saloon. Martin hadt
trouble with Taylor earlier in the even
ing over a game and Taylor slarped hiav .
lace.
Took Nerve
kw "i ork, June 30.-Charies Murphy
of the Kincs Connty Wheelmen, rode
mile paced by a locomotive in 57 4-5 sec
onds today. Hi course was a two-m il
uoarcl track on a siding of tbe Long Js
lan'ljrailway. Murphy followed an enginw
and a day coach tbe latter being provided
with a hood, which acted as a shield for
tbe rider.
Drej fua in France.
Ren.ve. July 1. Cantain .Drevfus ar
rived here. He was landed at Cluidoron. .
and was conveyed by train to Brus.
There he entered a landau, accompanied
by the thief of the detectives and preftek
ot the department and waa driven to- -
uenncs.
'I he Volunteers.
Washington. Juee 29. Th rW vnl
teers to be raised for services ia the Phil
ippines will be those for the skeleton .
regiments now being informed bv Uea.
Otis. It is not believed there will h i,
least difficulty in obtaining these men.
Is is probable that ii,. .;u .
elapse before the troops of Uie provision
al m my are sent lo Manna, but, mesa
while, they will be drilled and - taught .
markmanship in camp.
Nine Drowned.
CiEVELAxn, June 29 In a heavy gale
last night, the steam barge Margaret Os
will, laden with stone from Kefley'a ia-
land for Cleveland, foundered in Laker -
Erie, off Loraine. Nine-peraona were
drowned. Four members' of the crew -have
been picked up by passing stear--era
and trougbt into port.
Not Givew Up. -WasMsoTox,
June 29. Sen. Warren.- -of
Wyoming, called npon the president
today with reference to his western trip. .
Che president condradicted the publish-'.
idea of going west this summer.
Roosevelt Not a Candidate.
Axbakt, Ny,Jnne29. Gov. I'.oose
relt, who stopped off ia this city today
for a few minutes on his way to New .
l ork city from the West, declared that
he is not a cendidate for the republican
nomination for president in 1900, and -that
he ia in favor ol renominating Pre-
ideatAIcKinley,-
Harvard Great -Victory.
Niw London, Conn., June 29. liar- -vard
won all the boat races today, three -vie
ones over Yale in three hours, and
tbe western sky glowed crimson thia
evening when the Harvard 'varsity Jerew
pulled .over the finish line 64 ienght -ahead
of Yale. After eight years of da '
feat the students of Cambridge 'are tast
ing the sweets of success-. -
Worlds Fastest Rider. .
" New Bedford, Mass., June29.-Eddi-McDuffie
made a new world's record for
a mile at the Button wood cycle track this
afternoon. . His time was 1 :31 2-5 for thw
distance, beating "Major" Taylor' prey
iousj-ecord by two-fifths of a second.
Race War.
Bikmisgrav, Ala., June 28. The dep- -
unco uave me ntuaiion in nana at Car- -diff
and Blossburg, where tbe bloody ?
race riots occured yesterday afternoon,
although the negro miners refuse to
work and continue to crry arms, Sher
iff O'Brien says he has no "right to dis
arm them, and with few exceptions tbey
are prepared for any sort of trouble.
Is He Innocent?
Dallas, June 28. W. E. Magers, who
ia undrr sentence to be banged July 21.
forithe murder of Ray Sink, fsays he i
innocent, and that if he is put to death
his blood will be on the ; jury. He eats
and sleeps well, and is enjoying the best
of health. He is tbsolutely unconcern
ed as to his fate.
Getting Ready.
Lomdox, June 29. The Johannesburg
correspondent of the Standard says: -
Presideut Kruger, it is understood here
persiets in his demand for arbitration as
an sssential condition of any settlement.
In the meantime, the Transvaal contin
ues buying provisions and war material, ,
Dewey's Homeward Trip.
Colombo, Ceylon, June 28. The U. S. '
cruiser Olympia, with Admiral Dewey
on board, sailed from here for Port Said
at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The admiral
has been living quietly here and his
health has improved.
The Best Yet.
Xkw London, Conn., June 28. In a
10-mile beat to windward today, the new
yacht Columbia beat tie old cup cham
pion Defender 8 minutes besides giving
the old champion a 2-minute handicap.
Yachtsmen from New York and here arsr-.
very jubilant.
Poisoned Flour.
EroKNE, June 28. Dr. and Mrs. H. C. .
Schleef had a very narrow escane from
eeath by poisoning today. Arsenic had -
i een spreaa on a plate to poison rats. .'
Mrs. Schieef's sister who has been stav
ing at tbe house a couple o! days though! .
it Mas flour and emptied it into the flour
bin. From this flour bread wos made-
and eaten. Mr. and Mrs. Schleef are
recovering.
A vegetable catnartic that can be relied-
upon to do its work tnorougbly flood's
Pills.
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