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'am Conquered; Health Re-
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letter to ms. nnihaii no. 9j'
M I fee it my duty to write nml thank
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roil lor wniit your eireuiuie ttuu-
iiound lias done for me. It is tlie only
mAIoIim I huve found that lias done
anv good. Before taking your medl
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rie, no appetite, pains in my back and
jirlng down pains and a great u
ir during menstruation, Aftertax
two bottles of Lydii: K. Piukbam's
'getable Compound 1 telt like a new
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'Oman, l am now on my luurui ootvie
d nil my pains have left me. I feel
better thU 1 have felt for three years
ud would recommend your Compound
fvO every suffering woman. 1 hope this
letter will help otheri to find a cure
for their troubles." Mas. Dl.la
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from neglect of early symptoms. Every
pain and nehe has a cause, and the
warning they giro should not be disre
garded.
Mrs. Pinkliara understands these
troubles better than any local phy
tolafl and will (five every Woman free
advice who is puzzled about her
health. Mrs. PinUham's address is
Lynn, Mass, Don't put off writing until
health la completely broken down,
VVriteattlie first Indication of trouble
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;iIUTOUSJNOTI('K. It-
idniiriisrratioii i t h e
-i Amelia Krdley. late of Frniiklln twp..
rf county, Ha . I --. 1, bnvlni? been Krnnteil
QBdwifgasdt all psrsom knowinif tiism-
Imleliteil to milil SStatf are miucptcil to
immodlats parnsnt, while those bsvlngi
will prstoat thorn dulj antheotltstsd t
mler.-Unu,
MOHHIS ERDLKY,
II. A. RATJCH,
Gbitnr, Adnjlnlstratoti,
is, I90U,
IMINISTKATORH1 NOTICE Let
ters of Administration in the
' of Vloletla Bowsrsox,lstfl of Mldtllsbiirjr,
r county, I'ii., dso'd, having benn sraiitud
iindsrafgiied, all persotifilciiowtnH' thene
Indebted to said estate aro requested to
hnmedlatu payment, while those hnvinit
.will pnwent them duly authenticated
id i signed.
JAMES P. SMITH,
H, liiiKi. Administrator,
'ENNSYLVAW RAILROAD,
ibury St Lewistown Division.
6 Inetroct May Us, 1900.
VAlin. I STATIOXS. KASTWARO1
M AM CM
i 1)57 Bunburjr 20 BUD
1007 Bsllritgtove .function 909 ISO
in I-.1 Sellnsgrove OtH I 15
1011 Pawling 4 88
- 1054 Kreamei " in i ::i
II 1(1 J7 Melser I 16 I 2H
1088 Hlddleburg 840 438
0, 11088 Benfer h ai 4 in
i Id Beaveitown H 88 4 IT
(: Jl Adamaburg 880 1 08
I T Raube Mills s 18 888
I I 11 da McUlura 807 84(1
11 18 Wagner : 87 :i 39
ly 11 lii Bhtndlt 784 :ii
J 11 91 Pslnterville T 19 8 80
" n 27 Maitland 7 48 ;i 24
5 liffl Lewistown 785 15
87 Lswitown(Mln Street ) 7 83 B18
c 11 lii Lewlitown Junction, T id '1 10
fain leaves Sunbury 6 25 p m, ur-
hias leave Lewietowu Junotion i
' . I 1.1 II III, I IO l 111,1, ' l Ol .1 ' "I
inpin, tor Attoons, Pittsburg sod the West,
pr Hsitlmore and Watbington n8Sani 108,
1 8 IH p 111 l-or rilllliH'ltlllil SOU lrw
' - 85 a 111. 1 il'J 1 33 4 38 mid 1118 Hill Tor
Urrifi.urn s 10 , ;i
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division.
AND
KORTHBBN ckm uai. RAILWAY
WRBTWARD,
Tr.iii, isgves siUbsgrove Juootlon Oally for
'' ' .lint Went.
IPJBtm, U58u 111, 533 ji in.- s iiidny 0 aj a m,
p in.
! ive Siihloirv ,l:iilv pxcciit Kundiiv:
fetn lor II iffalo. Brie sad Uasaadalgus
"M Mr Ilidlclunl.' Erie nd I'aiisndaliOia
Oiin for took Hsvon Tyrone and the West,
m pm for Hellefoati test Tyrone and Oaaaa.
dniuua
' r ksaero and Elmira
f ' 't Vllll.llusli..ll
r"i'iii S 10 ii iii lor Kris and i 'iocindaluua
fjiii f.irlok llavi'ii siid s 63 p m lor "l -
sifuri
PJ m, v V5 ii m i Hi and 48 ii in lor WlUes
Pfl d llsudtun
r 4 u, In lii i, in 'j i A , tn X n in lor Sim nut
s'' M Mnuiit oaraasl
mwa) t a n m ior wlllrSSBafrs
EAsrw.Mtn.
1 ' ' I I I . . ' - - - . I I, ,1,-1 I: ill
' ' m, dally amvUgJ at HlilliidplphUi
y i in .ew York a . vi p in nauininro j u p in
etthnurtitn 1 111 a. ,.i
134 II nt 4mtm JsbIh ,., IM,ll.l.,ltilti
I' -' . : New "York 8 5.1 a 81, llsllinmre 0 45 i in
"Wilntiin 1(1 M ii in.
I VP m, uallv arriving al nilladolphla
PMIi New York T13 a m, lUltliuore 1 30 n m
"wdmrtoii i in si m
, Trains also tears Sunhurr :
- u, tiaiiy arriTUIS SI I llllMllVltllllS v umm w
?iiii"rf 0 35 a ui WsiililngUin 1 45 am New
a m Weekday!, 10 38 a .Sunday.
J amwcok days arriving at rtillauVlpliin
riP-N,,w Vork ill v m, Baltlinete iim
, Washington I 00 p BV
im. wsk says arriving ai rniiatieipnia
-"pm. New York 9 80i ni. Baatuiore t oo ji m
"Aiogtontltpwi
lr-jis aiau leavs Sunlmry at 980 am and 5 39
KL ' v Harrlstiurg, Philadelphia sad
n.-ntii or William Clark.
Westerly. R. I., Aug. 7. William
Clark, of Newark. N. .1., president of
the William Clark Thread company,
died suddenly at his home at Watch
Hill yesterday of heart failure, which
followed a severe attach of indigestion.
Hp was well known on both sides of
the Atlantic. Mr. Clark, in spite of his
Kreat age, never ceased to take an In
terest in tlie business, and he was at
his desk up to hist Friday. The funeral i
of Mr. Clark will take place in Newark
on Thursday.
To Heiinee IMes iron Production.
Cleveland, Auk. 7. At a meeting of
the Bessemer association here yester
day an important step was decided
upon, with the object of preventing a
further decline in the price of pig iron.
It was agrei d that all the furnaces pro
ducing Bessemer pip; should go out of
blast until Sept. 1. with the exception
of the furnace of the Brier Hill Iron
and Coal company and thai of the Andrews-Hitchcock
company at Youngs
town, one 1 1 r these will run on con
tracts and the other will produce foun
dry iron.
Pnrrsl l ire In Vpllowatonc I'nrU.
Helena, Mont.. Aug. 7. It is reported
that fonst rue is sweeping the mag
nificent timber belt between the Upper
Geyser basin mid the lake in the Yel
lowstone National Park, The fire
started Friday, and was soon beyond
the control of the soldiers and road
crews, all of whom were hurried to the
sci ne. The line of tire ix about ten
miles long and spreading rapidly, He
sides the Irreparable loss to the park
ninny hotel bulldingi are threatened
with destruction.
Prom ,-vi Vork it. sVuttlt on m Bike,
Seattlo, Wash.. Aug. 7. N. 10. Back
enstosH reached Seattle yesterday, hav
ing ridden bis bicycle, or walked where
the mails w re bad, all I lie way from
N'cw York, lie claims to have maUu
the trip in bl days.
The Rev. V. B. Costlev, of Stock
bridge, Ga., -while attending to his
pastorial duties at EJlenwood, thai
stale, was attacked by cholera mor
bus. He says: "By chance limp
pencil In get hold of a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, mid I think it
was the means of saving my life. It
relieved me at once." i'or sale by
all druggists.
About cue month uao m. chil 1,
which is fifteen monl hs old, had an
attack of diarrhOcii accouipanied by
vomiting and J gave it such reme
dies ii' are usu ilh given in such can
es, but as nothing gave relief we
sen: for u physician and it was un
der his euro for a week. At this time
thechild had been sick for about
teu dins and was having about
twenty live operations of the bowels
every twelve boms, and wo were
convinced that unless it. soon ob
tained relief it would Dotlive, Chain,
berlain'a Colic, Cholera ami diarr
hoea reiiiGdv was recommended. and
I d' ci.!vt to rv it. T noticed!
a change for the better; by its con
Minions nsq n, couipleto cure was
brought about mid it is now perfect
ly healthy. C, 1j. Bonos, Stiiinp
town. Oilper Co., W. Va. Fur sale
by all druggists,
Administrators' Sale
Of V ll.l 1KI.R RUAIi ESTATE.
By virtue of an onlur Issued out ol the Orph
nns Court ,if Snyilor eoiinly, the unilerslgnvd
Bjilminlstrators ol the estate of t'oblas Ramcr,
Lit,' ,if Ohapman Twn., Stiycier 1 IV.deeons.
il, will on SATlfRDAY, AITO, l 1'. , in the
premises of Trncl No. 1, esHse the following
tlcsurlbed tracts of land to public solo.
'I'll i "I' No. i. A f;inn of 83 acres more or
less, in i 'linpman Twp., iif' resald, bounded mi
ih,' uorth nv lands r U:ir5' Knlley and
lohn Kreitsvr, n Die onsl by Innds of David
Swnrtx enlrtle. on the Kontli by Innds of John
M, Uiuc cstnle and mi He- wesl in- lands nl
ugiitus Stroiih and Ornlib's chur Ii pionerty,
This Irnol contains nl i 8ai res of .: I limber
land, Tlie soil is In a high urate of cultivation
nnd luisn never failing supply of the best wi
ter, good bank barn, good dwelling house and
all the modern outbu dings, Thlstmcl will lie
,ii sulijuct in u lease which expires April 1,
l'.u,l. nml I us I f nf the crops arc reserved,
TRACT NO 2. A trie I of shout :i inn s in
I -1, i, ,1, Twp., .ii'l county, bounded on tin- north
mid wesl by lands of .Taeoh Knmer, onthesoilth
by the same, and mi the wesl by the lands of
THAOT NO. 8, A tract of about 1 acres in
Chapman Twp.. aaid oountyi.boumled on the
north and wesl by Innds ..f David sworts estate
mid mi tlu- east and south by lands of John I),
Wilt
Tkbms or BALK : 30 per eont of the purchase
money must be paid in cash on the day nf sale,
:tu per eont, three months after the sale, and tin
lialiiiuf on cir b.-fore i inoiith- nfler sale,
when deeds will be delivered to the purchasers
mul possession given.
silc t.t begin nt 13:20 o'clock of said day.wbeii
conditions 'f salo will i"' niwle known by
AtlOCSTtTS snail n,
LKVI ItAMKK,
U. I. PoTTga, Attorney. Administrators
Teachers' TCxarainations.
Applicants for a teacher's certificate will be
exnnilncd in the several districts, conipri'lng
Snyder County, at the place ami on the date,
herein Indicated, to stll i
Utddlebuni Boro. aad Fraakllo Twp., Middle-
hargb, Am;-
Beaver Twp., Beavettoam, Auk. '
Spring TJwp,, Adamsburg, Aug, t.
Beaver West, McCIUre, Aug. 8.
Adams, Troxelville, Am. :.
centre, OHntrevlUe, Aug, lo,
Monroe. Hbsmokln Dam, Aug. 11.
Perrj . Fremont, ,uk'- U.
Perry Wesl and Rvendale, Cross
Roads B. House, Aug, n.
Washington. Preeburg, Aug. 10.
Chapman, Roarer's s. House. A'ur. IS,
Union, Port Treverton, Aug. it.
Penn, s uem, ank'. is.
Mlddlecrck, Kreamer, Aug. SO
lackaon Krauervllle, Aug. 11,
Oeneral special, MIddleburgb, Aug. ao,
All applli'-uils will be expeeied to take exaiu-
uation ui the district In which they have ap
plied fur a s' lioiil, nnleiH, through sickness er
Other unavoidable ( lieiiinst inces, they are dc-
baired from attending, when tbs examination
dmj bs taken elsewhere, tipon the presents) Ion
of a petitiini to the e imlner, signed by at leasi
fimr (4 i i reel ' rs uf the board to wnom applica
tion had been made, requesting mild examlna-
Hon.
Persons ur.der seventeen (17) yours nf aije
iieeil DOt apply ua a orfUflCSte will nut be issued
to them,
11 lark'H Methods nf Kducntlon will be follow-
ad closely, by tke examiner, on the subject of
Theory ol reaching una Senool Management.
Directors mid friends of education are cordi
ally ii.vitci lo ue present st any of um above
examinations. Vtru sincerely trust that each
board will manliest Us Interest by sending a
inrL-e representation to tho examination In
their illstrlet. If passible, every director should
be present.
Kxamlnatlons will ts-gln promptly nt 9 o'clock
. ii Faithfully yours,
A' v. 0. IllFWKIISOX. Co. Supt.
PATENTS TEEMS EASY
i consult or communicate with the Editor
efthls paper, who win give aU seeded lator-
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Lesson In the Inlcriiiillonnl Serial
for aacast in. lOOO The
Man Horn BIlMd.
Prepared by H. C. 1enlnKt.m 1
T11K LESSON TEXT.
(John 9:1-17.)
Anil ns Jesus passed by, He saw a
spun which was blind from bis birth,
2. Ami Ills disciples asked Him. say
lag, Mastery who 'lid sin, tfiia man, or
his parents, thai he w.is born blind?
a. Jesus answeard, Neither hath this
inun sinned, nor hi parents; but thai
the works ol ii"d Bhould be made manl
iest in him,
4. 1 must work the works of Him thai
sent Me, while Ii Is day: the nilit
comcth, when no man can work,
R. As long us i um In the world, 1 am
the light of the world.
ii. When He hn.l thus spoken, He spat
on tho ground, ami made clay of the
spittle, and He anointed the ayes of the
blind man with tin clay.
7. And said unto him, Go, wash in tho
T'lol of Biloam (which is by Interpreta
tion, Sent.) lie wenl bis Way, therefore,
unl waehed, and came aeelng.
s. The neighbors therefore, nml they
w hich before bud m i ii lilni that he was
blind, said, Is no! Mils he that sat nml
begged?
i. Seme s i 1,1, This Is he; others said,
He Is like him; bill he said. 1 uni he.
b. Therefore said ihey unto him. How
were thine eyes opened?
11. lie answered, and sahl, a man thai
Is called Jesus made rlny, and anointed
miiu' eyes, and said unio me, Ho to the
pool i Slloam, and wa h; and I went
and washed, and I received sight.
12. Then s ild they unto him, Where la
He? lb- said, I know not.
13. They brought i" the Pharisees him
thai aforetime was blind.
ll And ii was the Snbbath day that
Icsus made the clay, and opened his
eyes.
lj. Then .lg.iln tho Pharisees ulso
asked him how lu b id received his sight,
lie said unl.i them, lb' pm clay u;ion
mine eyes, and I washed, and do see.
lc. Therefore said some of the Phari
sees, This man Is not of Uoil, because Me
keepeth nol the Bubbath day. Others
rubi, How can a man tb.it is u sinner
In such miracles? And there was u di
vision among them.
it.' Tin y suy unto the blind man ngnln,
Wb.it sayest tb i mm. thai lb- hath
opened thine eyes': He said, llu Is a
prophet,
t.oi lil N TEXT. One tiling I know,
Hun, whereas l was bllad, now l see,
John !:U,-..
NOTES AM i COMMENTS,
The Jew i.-li l'eu-i of Tain i nudes oc
curred In October. This was one of I lie
t In cc preut national fi st i vu Is, n nil com
ing during or juSI ufler harvest time,
corresponds in some sorl to our
'Thanksgiving day. H was called the
fciist ni Ittberuaeles, been use I he Israel
i 1 1 .- K f it under green tents or ar
lini's. iii memory of their dwelling in
lent-s in their passage through Ihe wil
'iciiii.s. At this time Jesus' own
brut tiers did nol believe on Him. so
1 1i, v attempted to persuade Him to go
up upenli to Ihe feast um! proclaim
Himself. Perhaps ihcy thought that
tliis would be u proof of His claims,
Bui He knew tl pposltion of the
Jews, and went up Quietly by Himself,
Tlie Brsl i be Jews knew of His presenco
in Jeriisiilem wus Hi- appeiirnee teneli
in- in , it (ile J-iuruix the weik 'if
this fesi t Jesv; 'gives utterance to
three greut discourses, all re " rdeti by
the ;i)(istlc .lnlin.
(in the Water of Life T:ST-44
(in Light and Freedom 11:12-80
(in I me Born mind 'J: 1-39
l'urable of the ('.nod .shepherd 1U: 1-1
Discourse on theWaterof Life, We
liiive here merely the irist of whnl win
probably n prolonged discourse or ser
mon. He proclaimed Himself us (he
Water of Life, and thai those who be
lievec) mi Him should have in them
selves this I i v i ii ir wuter. All Ihe mul
titude within sound of Jesus' voice
were affected by His words. Home
said1: "This is u propheti" ollicra
said: "This is the Cluist;" others
saidii '"Chrlsl cometh of the seed of
David1, and from Uethleltem." Thus
was started the great popular division
iiihiii the Jews of Judeu; some for
Mini, mid many ngnlnsl Him.
It was at this time t ti ii t NicodemtiB
made a famous defense iii behalf of
Jesus before the pharlsees. It was he
who asked': "Doth our law judge n
man. except it Mrs! hear from himself
and know what he doeth?" Verse 51,
Discourse on Lighl and Freedom.
Tills discourse we have in a more com
plete form from Ihe one on the water
of life. It was frequently interrupted
by questions on the part of the scribes
ami phnrisees hi n very few words,
however, He sum - up Mi teaching.
He says: "The truth shall make you
free Evcrj-one thai comraittcth sin
is the bondservant nf sin If. there
fore, the Son shall make you free, ye
shall be free Indeed." John 8:31-36,
Discourse n Ihe One Born Blind,
We ciime now to the text of the lesson
proper. The Jews believed that sick
ness, suffering or deformity of any
kind was caused by sin, and' We may
make the broad statement that but
for sin there would not be any sufTcr
inr. Qod docs not. delight In the
troubles if His children, but the Jews
who asked: "Who did sin. this man
or bis parents'.1" did not take into ne-
count one thin";. Jesus made It plain:
"Neither hath this man sinned, nnr
bis parents; but that the works of Ood
should be made manifest In him." I"
other words it was a sort of vicarious
suffering. He was blind that his si;rht
might be restored by Jesus, and show
the power of God. Jesus Himself is
the preat example of the truth here
involved. His WSS a spotless, stain
less character, yet lie suffered as no
man ever has or ever enn suffer. It
was that the works of Ood might be
made manifest.
Two w'ordii from llnr I.onl.
Our Lorda two works are His fin
ished! nnd' Ills unfinished work. The
first He invites us to accept as His
free pift to us. The other lie nshs us
to continue for Him in the world re
telling men that His finished work is
theirs for acceptance. The two words
of the Lord are "Come," "Go," Come
ho me for personal healing; go for me
to the henling of the world
A Call to Ih Chnreh.
Ood Is calling His church to arise
end shake herself from the dost of
gold. Barn's Horn.
1 Fifth Week of the Trial or Ex-State
Secretary Caleb Powers.
THE TESTIMONY OF E. R. EULL0GX
It,, 'III r." II, -wi , o lino in il atoOtlntl
Poaltlon llbintl ihe Public l'oo:i
tnln I in in i.l i ii I .' I , titer thi Siho.it
lliz Cm nulls' I iii(i',iiiiu.
Georgetown, Ky Aug. 7. A piece of
new testimony was brought out yes
terda) at ihe beginning nf the fifth
week iii i he trial of former Secretary
of state Caleb Powers, charged with
complicity in i lie Qoebel Bhooting. IS
H. Kuiiiii k, of Lexington, swore thai he
was in the adjutant general's office
when the fatal shuts were fired, n
tepped nut ami saw a man in a Btoop
iiie position behind the public fountain
nearby. Bullock could not tell whether
the man was while or bllll I., ami did
not know what became nf him, Bul
lock declared that he saw Col, .lack
Cblnn walk rapidly Into the Blato
house as he stepped from the adjutant
genera I '8 office, Apparently Bullock's
statements did not excite much tu cr
est. R. C. 0, Benjamin, n negro uttori y
representing "Tallow Dick" Cuoiui
and w hose client, it has been rep i il
ly asserted recently, had i I,
leged confession, asked JiuUo Cmi
tu be allowed to make a la m .
an Investigation of his cua : ..
matter of the confession ". '.'
which he has been eh, i , 1
trayittg secrets of the p.
JuiIkc Cantrlll Infoi nu ' t
investigation would uoi '
Benjamin i hen guvi ot:i i
in which In' says thai Coo in
ed confession was made lis
of himself Commonwealth Aitoi'hij
Franklin and V id or II llrudlt ', of tie
prosecution, and thai Coombs ni;.ilc all
the staii meiiis attributed lo him i
cepl as in the amounl all igcd lo have
been offered Hockcrsmlth lo iiiii Goe
bel. Coombs' nephew stated thai he
had made a vain search for Hoc!
smith, and be thinks Hockcrsmlth Is
In either New oilcans or San Fran
cisco, Benjamin said he had conclud
ed It was due to Ills client In tell all
he knows, as ho caunol find Hockcr
smlth, who told Coombs all thai tin
latter knows about the as'iiisslnati ;i
c tpt. B, it. Oolden and other n pre
pcnt.'r.. i iif tin pro lution confer
red with (In eii Oolden, one of the ul
leged accessories, in the Frankfort
jail Sunday, ami there i a possibility
thai Oolden may be Introduced us a
witness in rebuttal to contradict thi
testlmonj of i he defendant -
At the afternoon session ex-Governor
Brown, for the defense, made a
long argument In aupporl of his posi
tion that the defense was entitled to
show in evidence that the occupanti
of the executive building aft r the as
sas.si nut iou beard threats on the part
of the jopulace. and that they acted
upui,' this in aiming thtniselveSnJ
excluding the public and civil ofl
from the building. The prosecution
argued that the commonwealth should
not be entailed with ihe burden ol
Idle threats thai mlghl or might nol
have been made by Irresponsible par
ties, and that this character of prool
could not be offered in Justification "I
the course of those who hud posses
sion of ine building, 'ihe court ruled
thai the witness mlghl relate uu
specific threat which he himself Ivn-.in!
but that lie could imi tell nl common
rumor or threats which had come b
htm second hand. The defensi res i v
(d an exception to ibis riilln:;.
Stenographer Stout, who was dh tho
stand when ih mi adjourned i
noon, continued his testimony, lie
told of Youlsey coming Into the ex
ecutive office carrying a rifle a tew
minutes alter the shootlug. Oi vernor
Taylor was not nrmed when h' first
came into the office, bul went back and
gut a pistol.
Wharton Oolden was recalled for Ine
third time and was asked if he had
told J, M. Owens in iln pn tenee of
J. c iiweus that Powers was innocent,
but thai "they could take $100,000 and
hang the savior and all of lie apos
tles." Ooldon said he never said it to
Owens or any one else.
J. M, Owens was then called, bul tho
court excluded the greater pan of his
testimony, on the ground thai tho de
fense had examined Oolden mi this
matter.
'Ihe rnnadlan Vnclil win tunln.
Montreal, Aug. 7. The Canadian
yacht Red Coal won from the Ameri
can Minnesota yesterday In the inter
national series for the Beawanhaka
cup. The result of the race shuws that
before the wind, In a light breese, the
American boat can develop superior
qualities, as in tbesecondleg.ostenstbly
before the wind, she made a gain on
Red Coat of 42 minutes, and again re
duced a lead by a7 seconds. Hut ii
BOjUall which developed dining the last
two legs showed that the Minnesota
was not so good in the gale which
made the Canadian yacht the winner.
Minnesota finished - minutes ami 58
seconds after Red Coat.
cclrslmaflesJ Marriages ('"'hi.
Havana, Aug. 7. Thi; new ecclesi
astical marriage law, revoking the de
cree Issued in May of last year by
!en. Urooke, will go into effect next
Monday. The Hrooke edict prohibited
ecclesiastical marriages, recognizing
only the civil ceremony. Governor
General Wood directs that tho ecclesi
astical ceremony be recognized as on a
basis of legality like that upon which
it rests In the United States. From
Monday next, therefore, parties wish
ing to marry may go through the ec
clesiastical or civil ceremony, or both,
at their option.
Five Killed In Kullroml ( ollLlon.
Pine Bluff, Ark., Aug. 7. In a col
lision yesterday between a passenger
and a freight train on the Cotton Helt
railroad at Aurich, 40 miles north of
here, five men were killed and two
seriously injured. The dead: C. A.
Oainey, brakeman, Jonesboro, Ark.;
Frank Sample, conductor, Pine Bluft;
John Luther, brakeman, Thayer, Mo.;
brakeman, name unknown, Thayer.
Me; unknown telegraph operator.
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