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HIGHER SCIENCE OF POKE-

xAIicsvoesxT DREAH or

PealingIntricacie-swltwl br llod of 111

who Gut Ills FOTU J

oli hU hands according to the et

of mathematics A E-

r atural Poker Player Is stjresult of momentary

umorfs A is one who kno

whose age It Is

The Scientific PokerUt was

the theory of poker chance a on Imrautat

basis of play

The haps who give you prop

rtlonb WM Wln In slg

point to one conclusion and after you

It according to the rule of mathmitral probability how you under

circumstance you would have the

cosjlble thing make a iclentlflo player mlFor instance If I am In a fivehanded garand find myolf after the draw with ahieh traUlit flush of diamonds what

I do This I an extreme example

stand to how the absurdity of the

a eflentillo player of the game Iput that there were only throe possible

that could beat me and that the fraction

rig wo eo small that for practical purposIt should be disregarded altogetherquently Id back the hand to my last

Bat hold on nays thxrltlc 1 was onback In the 80s wh-

ii wealth plantation owner held Just suchI n aln

exploded what ho calls the folly ofgame

1

hit lrnaltliancH 1 wai sound In

tir low Scientific poker dcxwnt pretend tov ry if ne stop

It merely offer agreatest number of

In the run of carrying home

of the gainev

a friend uf mine once In a jack o

three In a nice stiff little gameanother on the draw what ougt

h to have done with four jake accordIns to laws of exact poker science

The theory of began titBclentitlo

Hold on u minute Interrupted the Katun-tii nt

dory from th beginning This of mineWM young n of Milwaukee sonSenator Am den you know Hilly was about2Jat the time and he a vogueor two about the national game lie WM p ndins a few weeks at a bc rummer hotel up

with another at the holea floe mtUtarylooklniij elderly chat who In

When told who he was the Colonel wosdelighted lie knew well Sownt to the hotel and a smaIotle I he Colonel explained that heshipped hi steam to the and thatwas In Chicago repairs aftc

Tho next few and theM r one another frequently The Colonel wi-

u very Interesting man had been abroad

Monte of the latterColonel happened to a k whether he evtook a at filly admitted that

as a of truth he had for son

Colonel raid he thought he could arrangeThere were several gentlemen at notefriends of his who he believed occasionally siInto a game

was arranged for that nightthe Colonel and thre other limit

Nothing happened for the llrst hand or IwoThen the won n 7S Then nfu

three more Ifan hands th rewanawhich wns sweetened twice after which

man on Billy Iff t opened It for tho limit Thnext plan dropped out next who thColonel The nextnlso pafffd out nnd Bt

took two Hilly hl fourth jackNnw wont to find out as a

ton In hlghv of the cam eoneluded tin Natural Player Is whatBillv fhoitld have Jacks

not n said tinBrimtitlo Pokerlst Theoretically there ar-tir flven b tt r friendfour jack Practically considering the drewutanc of draw bela backing hi hand to the extent of th money

could afford to lose The odds on hi wintin would not b to as though he helda tral ht flu h for Instance but they wouldbon all he could

Th Naturtl Poker Player turned Comnon Poker Export latter hutto silt and his chin

Ill I for ent he soldThe Poti rini 4orded the Common Poker

Etpert withAny fool know said the Pokerlno tha

with our n Jack I menn It up to youto no broke or clean the crowd

What did Hilly do askedCommon

Billy the Natural Poker Player heThen decided to droo out

What dinandivl Sdentlflo Pokerlsand the Pokrlnn chorus

It this way continued the NaturalPoV Player Colonel a I mM wasdalng there was some

dont what itwhat It wa a fleetlnc In

th Colonels or a halfmade movera nt of the hand Anyway In a pokerMm It Jarred t a trifle And by thetim he caught fourth Jack tiriTd nt thinking to b slightly more than-a bit uplelnu nf up It

Pokrl annoyedYoi didnt state th caw said

No ort of science hold good ngslnM fraudOf course your friend dropped out unless hewis a fo t

It doesnt need science suggested theeroo l came

Th point of the story continued the Sitcm Player my friend didntdropout

PokerExpertlooked thoughtful

ath capacity

Mow much did they charge asked thent ral lne the tablthey tall d him aM the Natural Poker Player

h won I9r-H wee thePcntlflo PokerUt but of courw it p r

not ao cure the atural PokerPlayer said it worked out on sdenUfloprincipless ntlflc Pokerlat i filled wearily

tt calrt the PokerlnaThere nothing to faring

nVa t l ii

out the Juttruck him oil remember

wily a few hands plave1to thing Vi

WM this

suddenly lost oil

d bo played In a

poker at taUNatural Poker

to ff you

to hare a diink

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That nold Eyeui

theark

a

C mon PokerA Is one

Pokerwho there more In UJe

the haTthe

want

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or ho thins

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back Into a win

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band andIon

In a crowd of uAnt with

the Poker Player

andow

those

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they

had

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Colonel

or a the ColonelEurope br Inch from to

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did mater game TinIt

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to a to 101

thePokerlet he outr Ut and his

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mo-unt the

lit up adlJt It the part ot

tour In thenm Woldt It anman do

kind theyon haddrlare lot warP end

hm Jacksh 1

rnd he to tlThere Jut oneh

i bhim hut the

o hl I he wonwon It

The had and

bh3dt DUly had a sudden otI

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halt In

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way d are JW-ton out hutcau emalr cenilo of

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put It one cnrant aU tyou the

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lILx pert a Natural Poker Ilsye

andScIcntIflO lokerlst

Common

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than exact edences

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large taking

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mattor saidSdCitltI Vhether dropped

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Sortheald Natwaj

ti econ tho5twinges decided as Cudspot then anotheridea a there

and bettingIdea etnuc

Granted was Mabelwas commonenthce eo

be extremelycultural ort ofaaythin of thetrail him alone hand he beta few andthea oaka a how then was

was logical deductiori that could hii threeLki ia beau flard lot thatwae accident As said eilie Ia11i he beencaJ1j Colnei three kings theOther actfter attack beau

mod aItrnooimthe Colonel eeancethat he intereatthe 5TII-Rtt the Point Vmn to get is that therewiLe a w1 the exact mnathemattcel

Well Blur thata w

lort poker beuthrow0 the hazd down before reachedthe Where back it It is1obe part of the seahapt soundedS Coi00 Poker athered anniujtache and Into

Sc enttftc PokertraN 50re1 asked

anWM worth contrarywa o with Hilly the followinglad night 0e ranj front one Chicago

iitiermn caf Billy straight mmpejd 1fcI gladfleet beit whenthe

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accepted Introducedcold Wed heardWM Brick

the West at that

IRCUtOUlhim

for three hours asAnd he certainly had been In or behind or

had been the cleveresthad ever seenk-

PokerlstHut at this moment the Pokerlna

diversion asking the rest of them whatwould have

BOSTON AND ALUAXV

The Leililatlv Committee Expected toIn Favor of It TodarO-

OSTOX June Legislativemlttoo on Railroads Is practically readyreport In favor of the ratification of theof time lioston and Albany Railroad to theYork Central The committee eat forand a tills morning and thenJourned a vote upon thepropodtlonof the lease The members

again morning when a vIs expected have been taken

two matters one i

to technical and the otherto whether the amendment adoptedb Incorporated In the bill orof

The actual the committee tlmorning was the adoption of an aniendmerequiring tho Now Central In the

e to Usooooo for the ii

of terminal facilities In BestHarbor The committee that

rum should fortracking from Cottage Farm to the tenulnIn Hoelon

The committee has already voted to reject tamendments It M and A Plllsbu

to disposition of the surplusearnings 8 cent andamendments providing for

and toe

and prohibiting discrimination against BosIn west of Albany

It Is thought that vote upon theproposition tomorrow will be n to 4 or 12 I

lease

RULES roa CUBAN TRAcaeas

A Pamphlet fr p ted tndrr Otn WoodsRegarding Their Visit

BOSTOX June 4 By order of GenMilitary Governor of Cuba abeen Issued for tho guidance of theteachers who ate coming to time Harvard

School It 1 printed In both EnglishSpanish

Toe teachers will be organized Into erouibefore leaving time island and each groupbe in charge of an Eneargada or chaperonDuring the summer the tame salarlwill be paid to the teachers thatwould receive If they remained In Aemergency formedsubscription to meet Incidental expensec biIn no case a teacher be tout more than Ito

The pamphlet rnlnuto

which be worn upon tCuba Medical providedboth native American

will be allowed toa certificate of good health which can

on that thehall b vaccinated by a physician appointfor that except cases procof vaccination can be

The Post Ofllce Department at Washlngto-ha to emploa Spanish Interpreter for the Cambridge branc

the teachers areHarvard

DEATH v A noaa lUlU

Hackcoiark Youth Said to Have Got FatalDisease ID That Way

It Is Mid that the death of William Culve-

Meunn in the Flower Iloepltal a few

was due to a parasitical affection of the liverwhich has been traced to the kiss of a pet dosMearns was a young man and lived In Hacken-

uick The dog was a collie and belonged tofather W II D Mearns Tho disease accord

to the which la It

by the use of the X rayscause the mans whichwo had been Intense Mearn

wrought to the Flower In this city andI und r tooo wa operated on W

od a rarealmost always fatal Dr Helmuth could

not be a reporter loot night

SttAVEX SIEVTH A JIAff TRIP

Looked 10 Vflthont a MnUcbflat Ihlef Grabbed for Watch

Detective Peter of the Eldridce street etaIon who recently helped to catch three

himself as a bakerwas to enabled to arrc t some thieves changedils appearance again last night and shavedit mustache because he thought

of precinctlearned to know Win Whllo Inrowd street and the listen

to a hand organ soon afterward he feltat watch chain and grabbed the hand

Just Mho was aboutwatch from the chain The thief said atollce station before locked him up that h

James Callahan a printer of Greenevenue Brooklyn

OBITUARY

John P Marquand for many Lead o

New York house of Blakeof New York and Boston died

lorntng at his home 311 Lexington avenueIn had been In health since last De

ember He was born In Newburyport Mas18 1831 and started business In the emof Thomas Wlgglesworth a Boston corn

merchant For a time he WM In thotton buolnen Boston In 1572 he reAwed a former connection with Wake Pros

In ISiS come to heir New York offlcu I te-

e was taken the flrin and became the wnlotier Mr Marquand wan

Ills flrst was If Newburyport and his e cond wife Mis Mararut Curzon same She

ago Three daughters andjn survive him Mr was a

of the Calumet clubsAmerican Geographical Association tho

eW the DowntownDDodatlon He had a summer home Artt-loko Mill near Newburyportlen Silas Wright Hastings late Colonel of

143d New Volunteer Infantry diedi Washington on Sunday M resultf a cold of Gpo Law-n which resulted In grip Ion Hastinga born In Franklin ocunty N Y April 30tin He enlisted In a New regiment In

2 at the age of 18 years and was gradually

took part In numerous battle andont engagement was wounded In the

boulder of Brevet BrigadlerOe-nal was conferred him for conspicuous

the Civil War At Itsreturned to county and later re

came to this city In USD at which time hecame for Consolidation Coal Comny for which he was general at theie of death He survived by his wifed four childrenMrs Cornelia wife ofTaylor riled suddenly

bvri out driving with heron Sunday She long been inter

d In Episcopal In the

he wo a member ofDaughters of the Seventeenth fen

son Is the Hov Mnlcom TaylorStamford coon

Mr Harriet L Pnw wife nf Aof the irand Republic died suddenly o

art failure early on onlearner It lay at th Krle BasIn

ie hind accompanied on a churchup on Saturday end won

ken ill on the return trip She wa In her

aboard theher husband at tholaunchlng In

Lewis T Howell of the Nationalof Brunswick

home at East Millstone on

his bank and director of many local Instltu

mber of the Martin A C i-

i also In lumb nbusIneM In New Prunefor a number of wars

Daniel D FAT a bifclneiw roan of this cityr many year at hU home

N was a member of theand and a

of the Board of Managers of toe Ame-rin Institute The funeral be on Thurs

Col John Wisher of the Duncannonand Identified with many Im

In yes

and operated It until 18

knowMen

u-pInlst otker on

ot fourot pkerplay he

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Wa chairman of OrphanCorngtttee Charity

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POSSE GUARDS ST LouisI

OBDKRED TO lfJ7JrV NBCTO STOP BOrVO-

Striken Sheet a Was Rtpalrla Trolley wireWomen Btators Trapp

Committee of Strikers at Work onNew Propoiltlon for a S ttl mti

ST Lode Mo June 4 At the end offourth week of the strike St Louistaking on the appearance ofa beleaguered tonArmed men marching countermarchtrare met everywhere The posse of citizens I

distributed among the variousa large force being held In reserve

the barracks on Washington avenue T

Sheriff continues to press Into service all olaai

of people and has one full regiment under arand guns on hand sufficient to equip a secoone

Among the Instructions Issued today by C

Cavender commander the posse was the

In quelling any riot or disturbance anddispersing any unlawful and threatening

of persons you will use your utmendeavor to arrest the ring leaders andgators them over to the for I

You will use only the necewaforce in the such duty but M

violence with violence and

safety of to makecriminals reach time Jail or the Morgi

Attorney Ouern fclJeutpower accidentally shot a nonun

a Transit

rare serious

A set to catch the women beautoday Detective was detailed toj-

Klntzlng on a transit car to Twelfth streetavenue where a police In

clothes were stationed Asthey were attacked by a mob composedwomen and polloe

them using their batons freelyresult that are scores of brokenthat section of the No attemptto arrent of the mob

Former Stone and the committee ofstrikers were In resslon all afternoon

The basis of tli aere me

turned In at so oclock tonight

PAINTERS OKOQltia WAGES flUX

BnbContrsclor Who Employed Them MUtti-

WUs of One lbs ContractorCharless M a contractor of 1

JMth went home last eveninga a baby on hisThe woman was Mrs Robert Print

wife of a pointer of 04 Attorney street and hhusband was standing on the corner waltltfor Mr Rosenthal but had mUsed him Wh-

Mr Rosenthal mounted the steps the womanput down her baby and threw her irma aroutSir Rosenthols neck and begged him toher husband the she said he owed him

at Columbus avenue 107th i tre t andHenry aa a tubcontractor to

the Prince worked for Moss 0Saturday SIr Moss 144

tn his Moss accordlnto not en around Fine

employees have been annoying Rosenthat to give monofind going to life house to get at him as Princeand did

Rosenthal explained to the woman that hhad paid Moss was not re for

owing her husband and tie womanthereupon him with her Rosen

ran the house shut the door anda servant for a policeman When Pollcema

came to Prince wasthere and Mr Rosenthol demandedhe and hU wife be arrested but atHosenthal he did not care to a chargeIf the

ed and were discharged E

thai then the worana 12Mr Rosenthal that Moss told him n

xpectM to be married soon Mosss placejf U at 1252 Third avenue Illsiddreas Mr Rosenthal did not know

nAKED STRIKE Y KAX1AS

Drtad Sapply Cit SbortTheLargest Dakerlet Clod

KANSAS CITT Mo June 4 Aboutmrdred union bakers employed In sir oflargest bakeries In the city went on a strikeSunday The of e bakerIess about of tread per day

boss bakers say that for amany people will have to go without

breadOn May the union prepared a new

agreement but bakers refusedIt The agreement provided for a uniform

work day of ten hours and olio provided thatunion should not be hampered in agitatinguse of the union label on all bread

nen that the MX bakeries affecUdtriRe have combined la In effort to breakbe unionAt labor It was stated that

bakerle Intended to get bread fromfirm which employs nonunion help

wentytwo small havenew agreement but they cannot the denand Many grocery stores and

ones have a sInglebread for the Monday morning trade and

of people to do without It

Went Carpenter to Abolish tbe Half HolidayBy Invitation of the Master Carpenters Mao

elation a committee of the United Brotherhoodf Carpenters and Joiners met a committee o

association lest night in theBuilding Broadway and Twentyfifth Street

principal question before time committeeras the Saturday half holiday which the em

wanted to have impended or abollaheca number of downtown office buildings

that might mad onafternoon when of the tenants are out

employers are willing to pay double

to b submitted to the unions before Itgo Into effect

De I onlle Intuit to Vliltlng KangarooComrade Robert McKeown of Pltt flel V

lass presided at yesterdays session of theonventlon of the faction ofnePaL Labor party at Grand Central Palaceiuslness was proceeding In a drowsy fashion

Comrade Schulberg suddenly said In avoice I move that the Kangaroos and

who ore present askedj take the rear ofA followed and several stalwart

langaroos as the ol of theodallstH called settled themselves firmly Inheir chairs To have attempted to move

of the hall t their will wouldave precipitated a right and the mutton wasot

Semi Telephone Linemen on StrikeROCHESTER June 4 Forty linemen emoyed by the Bell Telephone Company of

uffalo are out on a strike In this city Theare around the city making trouble for

employees whenever canW linemen In Lockporr Gasport

Sandburn came here to take tbe

Kino Miens Strike Against Cit In WagesJOPUV Mo June 4One hundred zinc raini the Oaddi Little Circle Big Circle andronogo mines struck today against a IS per

crtary on account of the prioM of oreover rino

eon In a few days

A Strike for lne HoarKISOSTOS N Y June afternoon SCO

the Peckham Motor Truck andhe l Works here Quit work because

various tarts of the globe

Iliraon of nIl Railroad CombineDrajMoiNEs la June 4 There I a strong

imor here that PresIdent Stlckney organed a combine of the Great Western Baltimore

Ohio Great Northern andto operate a one um The Baltimore-

id Western offlcUIs recentlya tour of of thea prominent railroad man declare that the-

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linemanshot while repairing a

Pleasantonside his lila wound

Williamloilce

sQuad

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for

from

00t cut wage w time operators say

diners wages all theregIon are being It is

bIg strike

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asked discharge a timecar trucks

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Notes of Flak and FUhtng laliny-

WeaklUh reported lu several localitieshave at lost arrived In the lower

the wellknown fishing ground Or-

Kllls has the honor of the catches WhetU to be attributed quantities

appetite of the Hah or to the number andof the fishermen U a question that must bo

to be debated by the learned In the haltthe nickname of the modern rec

breaker for patience the waters of thestarted at a on last Sundaylag and returned at 4 In the afternoon w-

eight handsome on a stringwas the for an hour after which

heartbroken on the snivel of

only rowed acrossJimmy Astltfe Point to capture t

at the Rorrier They had placed no cordance In tho or i

of the arrival of their favoritetrout Bo Invaded

of the soldiers and made a fewprisoners Intending to put them In eervituat Monument on the followingBut when and saw thethey abandoned the project and liberate

prisonersThis favor of flddleri

The fiddler or soldier crab Is not onlichoice bait for and blackish t-

he Is lawabiding and chivalrousrespects the rights of

vlted the of anywhen on occasions Into a fighe does the trick to the best of his abilityconsists In breaking off the other fellowsThis done he scorns to take advantagefoe of Inferiorityhim hobbling bock to home where

new the combat on even All oldermen like to a fiddler

There are white and black fiddleThe former are called chinabacks and thetar The black and white races dodwell together In peace andlive separate communes

the muggers frequent the muddy places Arule time fishermenbut the fish as rule prefer tho mggeTho colored are to captuand they are more pugnacious andmore chivalrous trash

At all events with the arrival ofweakdsh Interest In soldiers must cec

until the fall

HVTixr Aaofto TUB AtfciitXTs

Half of Beatons Famous WarriorsTorn O t on Parade

BOSTON June 4 This waa AncientIn Boston the 203d anniversary of tie orga

nation of the Ancient and Honorable ArtilleCompany The members paraded with satdepleted ranks Out of a total enrolled metberahip of aboutsix hundred and flfty abo

that number turned out at reveille aIn making the gorgeous show

down pale beend lace

It wa recognized by the spectators thatabsence the was tomore than the ordinary but It wasuntil the organization marched to tho cornmon after a sumptuous bonquIn Foneull and

that th secret came out In converation with THE SUN while GoCrane was tho organization on tl

old parade grounds a

The reason I am not In the t

day U because I do not adminIstrationin

unless the commandenforces regulations andmembers to live up to thorn

Look at that that exhibitionthere have bon no continued tl

disgruntled membor pointing to theor four GotCrane In review without lowering theirfrom shoulder Inget by a as commander audto we wouldnt for ruework a lot of us refused to turn out In unlfon

although we did go the banand the In dl

gustAfter the review and drumhead electionP of h

halberd and gorget by AdjutantGeneral Boton and the ceremony upo

Alexander M Ferris time new cornmander followed

BURIAL COXPIXY IX TnOVBLKf-

emmtttr of Creditors Looking Into t-

Strpbtn Hrrrllt Concern Finances-

At a recent meetlnp of the creditors of tlStephen Morrltt and Cremation

any of 171 a committeewoe appointed to Investigate the company

financial affairs and John R Poet of the New

and Brooklyn Casket Company madsecretary of the committee An attachmentwas put on the property of the companyMay 21 by Cecil B who held the corn

lanys for 1201 the creditorsIt the nominalconcern were and tho liabilities

77860Among time company creditors aw

of WindedJohn L Hamilton th Secretary

Treasurer of the onon undertakers publication

It was stated that there wasbetween Hamilton who draws no salary

the the Rev Stephen Merrlttwho It was said draws 14000 a Awlst

Manager of the Cremation Comsaid that the company we

11 right and that Its affairssoon be straightened out

We a great deal of moneynew establishment said

and cannot pay to everybodythe The committee of the

rs wa appointed at the suggestion of Mrlerrltt no officer

f the company

SIRS AaERXAXS DEQVKSTS

Las OOOO to lie for the Denill of Two

WOHCMTKII 4 Hy the will oN Amerman widow of Congressman Amerof Pennsylvania which was flied here to

ay provision Is for the core of two horsesa dog own Hev Joseph K

DIxon formerly pastor of Bhomut Avenueaptlst Church In Boston Is mod theiftodlan of tho tram of 110000 whoso income

to be used for this purposeThe animals be treated with the

especially the liorixs Hhotiltof the sick or Infirm to the

of or pain they are udispatched in a humane manner

rmTho h twcen Mrs Amerman

i noout a ago led to Mr Dltoriiwithdrawal the church Mm Amermai-ta tlncc ben living In Shrewfbury a suburb o-

lorcester

HARVARD STUDENT ARRESTED

ngniti n Emery Accused In Iloiloo ofSelling Ob c n Photographs

BOSTON June 4 Auguatus B Emery aharvard tudent was arraigned In the MimIpal Court today charged by Agent of

Watch and Wardcene photographs in t Nason A

roctor a and the caseover to June II

Emery Is a native of Kansa City and Is in hisnt the Lawrence Siitriw School

1 alleged that he thetwo hundred photographs were found

each Emery at II Theailmum penalty Imposed a crime of thisiture Is a 11000 and one years 1m-

isonment

FATAL MOOV flOllTKeeper DsdMrn Who

lllm Utrely FinedMcCImkey a saloon keeper at Ninety

hth street and Third avenue died at his338 Ea t street last night

the result of he received In a Ine saloon lost night Three men

were seen leaving saloon In a hurryre arrested after the and wered by McCluskejr as assailants but a he

fused to make a m eachas released on paying a threedollar

Mr Hearst to Start a In CblcagoWilliam R Hearst proprietor of the New

Journal Is to start an afternoon newsiper In Chicago the Dm Unue of which Li ex-

Cted to appear on July 2 The newspaperill be conducted on linen similar to the

beside appearing each afternooniring the week a morningiltionMr Hearsts representatives hive inilcago for some the buildg and collecting a staff The new preiwcs

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RejcctedUveIr D bato on the Qstitl-Exptcted nt the General Ftdtratloi-MeetingHome Shrewd PolitiCS by

MILWACKKE Wla June 4 There arequestions about which the General Foder

of Womens Clubs which began Its

session here today Is going to ha1

lively debates reorganization and tho cob

line The latter question Is already recetlag a Rood deal of attention and Is toup for settlement at the general meetingbe held tomorrow

This morning the Board of Directorsthe Federation went on record as

to admitting colored Ne

F a Club of Boston had fadmission to the Executive Committee andbeen accepted and Mrs Rebecca Davis Lowethe Federation President had sentto the club congratulating It on coming

the fold The directors this morningJected the application The application w

tabled and thus the club Is barred out Attime the directors accepted half a

whiteBut not the only point that broug

up the color question The Phyllis Cit

of this city also colored asked for admission

and Its application was likewise onground that the applicationBtlll another feature of the question oonvon time today of Mrs Joseph StRun She Is colored but cometnot as the representative the New Ei

but also as athe federation will take In tier case r

mama to bo seen she ittithe Massachusetts delegation no doubt wouresent the snub

There was a council meeting of the federitlon at the Athena num at 11 oclock this mornlag which wan largely attended A

to the be allowedvote was laid on the table A and ei-

thualoatlo majority of tlresolution It was of considerable importanceand there was a wellorganized movementagainst it Mrs Anna D Vest State Chair

Massachusetts had a great manyle with her She wa of the opinioncould vote with all of seemshad gone to considerable trouble to

others who Udat wantuse had their way

As time for luncheonof reorganization was discussed InformalMrs of Minnesota was to talthe floor as she had devotedtime to a study of the question She

fifteen In favor time minority

the platform for six minutes byagainst what Mrs William and

No decision waThe Indiana dubs ore In a row and

matter Is now the councilBriefly no

out letters to ludlana asking ftheir cooperation In forming fedoralion Wore thirteenFederation In Indiana and of thesenotified and five responded to the callfive organized Into a fedora

Included one Munslna club twoUnd lube and two Auburn clubs The othe-eluht It Is declared knew nothingfederation so formed and the four big Indian

clubs especially told nothing aboutIt The clubs therefore d-

elded to enter a formal protest againstfederation

An mooting was held afternoonnt at which reports fromState officers were received receptionthe prens women was held at the residence oMm Ray At the DeuUcher Club

The fret general cessionbe held tomorrow

THREW A LAMP AT HIS WIPK

II Set Her lUlr A are but DudeS liarArrested

Michael Raider of 219 Thirtyfirst streetthrew a lighted lamp wifes headnight and set her false hair on tire Shesufficient prp pnco of throw the

murdrset fire to the room causing fM damage

holder was arrested and up

CESSVS KXVUEnATOf A SUICIDE

SnatCh of Carbolic Acid and PrinkAfter Spree

Peter Fitzpatrick a census enumerator cornmilled suicide by drinking carbolic add at hi

240 East Ninetieth streetHo worked during the first two days o

centu enumeration but had to stayill yesterday a the result of a spree

while his wife wa baththe Injured hand of one of her five

ers a solution of add he seizedbottle and drank the contents The

physician who had prescribed for the daughers was called back to attend

and an ambulance was sumtoo but the combined efforts of

doctors could not save him Fitzpatrick whotan served seventeen li

United Army most of the timedoing clerical work at

JUMPED Off THE IJtOX PIER

anted to bnt a Strong Swimmer Fromnrooklyn Wouldnt Let lllm

Charles Burke 8 years old of Holly Pajumped from the Iron pier at Corey Into

ocean lat night Ho placed andon the edge of the pier and leaped Into the

while many were watching himMarry Taylor of 101 Front

and a soon a be realized

him After a struggle he brought Burke toshore A patrolman took Burke to

house was locked on aHe said he had

nothing to live for The police say he haddrinking

Killed Hrrolr With a ShotgunSoJiFnvirjE N J June 4 Mrs Mary

the wife of a farmer living near Prankfight mile from here committed suicidemorning While the family were absent she

barrelled shotgun

Ihroat she leaned forward and struck the

neck killing her

JOTTIXOS ABOUT TOWN

was done yesterday in forwardretard the eitraillllon of toTbe work of repairing the Dtvcy Arch wa begun

India Famine Relief Commit o On Hunfd cruised I105JW In additional omulDutlo-ntrtrrdy rnakln the tout to date I50SSJ09-Tte body of Bernard lloll uln of 42S East

tIntS itrtruwho disappeared borne a week agoa found In tbe night It was takeni tbe MorgueTime Ninth Irdment nand 111 Monday olznt

Jury sworn In terday be-r Judge UeUabon In Part I General

H A builder of B Pin ueet 1 foreja Judge MeMahon In hi rhartr

Attorney once on tne upuvdaMeonl-ion ol the criminal bu tne of the countyGOfZ A a broker lt ln at the Grand

alon Hole himself In the Centre Streetiller court yesterday to answer a complaint made

roadway that a draft had to-

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CLEANSING THE LIVER

KUTNOWS POWDER REMEDIES BILIOUSNESS AND PRE-

CLUDES FURTHER ATTACKS BY CLEANSING THQ

LIVER AND RESTORING IT TO A STRONO HEALTHY

ACTIVE CONDITION

SAMPLES SENT FREESAMPLES SENT FREESAMPLES SENT FREE-

A bilious attack is not particularly serious or dangerous It is

only in that it causes a good deal of misery to those attacked and is

that the liver has become torpid and deranged This condition of what to tMlargest and one of the most important organs of the body is decidedly serious n-it not only produces but a score or more of other symptoms such adespondency loss of appetite craving for stimulants drewiiness lassitude nervousness pains between the shoulder blades and flutteringof specks before tbe eyes etc

A sluggish and disordered liver generally arises from careless eating and

drinking and from insufficient exercise which weaken it and prevent it fromproperly performing its functions These functions are so many thathi a healthy condition it barely manages to do all that b required The

greater part of the food after it has left the stomach is filtered through thaliver ani carried to the different parts of the body by the blooi Impure nitten in the food are stopped or neutralized the sugar of digested food b detafawd

so that it can be doled out to the blood in the quantity required for fuel purposes and a peculiar liquid termed bile is secreted which serves as a nlttcalaperient and deodorant and also aids in digesting the food after it has ptsttdthrough the stomach

When the liver becomes deranged however bile instead of getting

the intestines becomes mixed with the blood and causes the skin to turn theyellow tinge recognized as evidence of biliousness

When this occurs the only really effective remedy is furnished by a countof Kutnows Improved Effervescent Powder which by washing out of the liverthe impurities which as a result of careless living it his becom filled with

restores the liver to an active healthy and strong condition Italso by render-

ing the bile more fluid promotes its low into the intestines and thus further helps

to dispel the biliousness which the torpid condition of the liver has produced

Kutnows Powder is an aperient in which the drastic lowering and nauseous

features of the ordinary aperient medicine are entirely absent It Is composedthe most curative healing and purifying elements of the European mioeraU

spring waters plus a few other simple and healthgiving ingredients

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CALLAIIAX OUTPOINTS DIXON

Frm r Featherweight Champion ShowsII of OldUrn Clertrnrii

PHILADELPHIA Juno 4 Tim Callahanpointed George Dixon In a nixround bout i

the Perm Art Club tonight It was a failboth boys flstlnc hard to secure

the verdict It was thought thatwould box according the modified Queensberry rules breaking clean and no hittingIn the breakaway but they decidedto hare It out under a strictInterpretation of the rules From the startCallahan demonstrated that he was morthan Dlxons equal at any style of I

Omit wrong for thefollowed up a straight lead

i In arid by do e to ua tattoo of short on the formerchampions body These punches worried

did not thatof milling

At Callnhnn WAX only one IrIt He landed one straight left affer anotheron Dlzons face but the team to ftfeet a knockout or even a knockdown wasthere and then noticeably In

round Dixon didchampion of old but It was for only n brief in

not only louthlnnpeed Neither boy of the Inevitableblowing was damaged at the end o

the bout

Drodrrick Wins From fltrann OB a Foul

There was plenty of excitement at theshow at the Hercules A C Brooklyn lastnight The first bout was forrounds at 113 pounds Frankie WelchPhiladelphia featherweight crossed armwith Johnny Reagan of South Brooklyn Ii

proved to be a good game fight Reaganthe stronger In the opening round whilePhiladelphian wa the cleverer showing greatfoot work

Welch tried hard for a knockout but wax unable tn do It was afterfight that he had dislocated his left wrist Thverdict Referee Joe Ward was a draw

Tommy ilroderlvk of Yonkers awl ludorStrauss toot In the stellar hoiston the card which was ncheduied to last

rounds at itt pound There wereIn the house and managers

offered to give It all to time fighterting up the exp n e of the nightthe owners of the club Htrauw however to on Finally 120 morewere subscribed and toStrauss and to Droderlck thefight proceeded Tim first round

foot men fighting hard withboth and threwftrodertok and several of time

tried tn utter the ring and hit StraussThis fight went nearly to the end ofthe round In which time Phla

had nearly outfouled the Yonkers to openly however

the howled time policeentered time ring and the decisIon was awardedto

Second nssemin Jack Crook Alkril to PlayWith Itiffalo-

BT LOCH June 4 Jack Crooks the veteranFecond baseman who has rwn out ofrsmn for time past but under

to has received a requestfrom Mm to report toninono at KansaS City tomorrow rooks Is aNorthwestern drummer for a wholesalemanufacturer

Want to Play Hall flamesThe Creicmt llawbll AwclAtlon has a tm mote

own and would like to nit men llls

tubs inter a Mr jti r nl Atfdreis 0 R-

l mp l vrwwry M E IMU itreHThe Star A C of NtwarU June t 21 and other

tn July and for any teamsuitable ruajunlfc Address Charles Smith

272 Saulb tlrrrt Newark X J-

TLe Patti A C lisa vetoed rounds forgame mind will give a suitable

class trams Addnss Petit f mllhmanage Stal street Perth J

nine ol the hoard of Public Imroremnts would like M arrange a tuuetwill game

illli any of diy departments Aids ircr r-

I IltrlfV manager laird avenueTime Erie C would like to ermines tm s who

nov players atrragr 17 or IB yearsHuniiayi August op n f irept time rnti-

i rarb Addrtss R AUIrr 4TS Tenth avenuer A h a A Mnn v IM fl

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Meadow Brooks Flay Strong Genii t4Defeat U Bockawayi-

nEumTEAD lone 4 Th final polo game forthe Meadow Brook Club curswas played todayon the field of the Meadow Brook Club Bottteams were In good form and the

time start players sod handicapfollow

Meadow Brook 1wmiam C Buatls at Otettff Kuatls harry P Whitney t 13ecanUss Total It-

Rockawsy IW A Haiard R Ulfoaiagac4 0 r a Confer Jr e

The bill was thrown for the flrst period aboutNeither team scored

did their best In the second period theBrooks went In to do or therang hud tight goals to their credit whit

had made on In the third periodbegan to play foxy an

vented severalthe sticks by clever but this with acaused thorn to lose a goal penaltiesfourth wa almost a repetition of lbsprevious one

Brooks played great tamWillie Euniis had tho tn score fnumber of goals The summary

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PHILADELPHIA June 4 In theDevon Polo Tournament today too

Philadelphia Country Clubs dthe of same club tho

of It to 4j goals The Freebooters al-

lowed their opponents 3 goals on handicapsTbe game was the lint for thelenge cup The line up

Philadelphia Second T mV Warren tZtllln 3 W II Smith 4 U BoJIne 2 Totalllf-

retbootrrsW n Carter 1 Jay B 41John Oroomr 1 tl B 4 Total 14

The Parla Chtaa Toaraamtat3ftrial CaSte DtitxMktaTnn SUK-

PAPIS June J4 Today being a holiday teFrance there was no In the Internationaltournament I he tenth round ls scheduled fartomorrow

flew Track AtbleU CaiUliNEW 4 The annual election for

captain of the Yale Track Athletic AasociaUoOfur next year was held this afternoon Two

proposed W M Flnoke lahurdler and pole W-

Ftncko WaS elected

Offlewrt f Tales NavyNew HAVEK June 4 The annual elsctloB of

Yale aadcrews held tonIght resulted as follows

and Manager A II Rlohardaon 01

f 8 Warmouth wi Ijiwrenco iJi Secretary andsiitAnt Maniuter Potter

Odds and Ends of flporliThe annual outlnenf the Cathedral GubtoLaks

on Sunday June I u in M adccldrd social turitu Two cars will ItateGrand Central Matlon llarlm itUljlon roomat iu AM and from mm station lenminutes Time enmmlttte wtib the cooperation ofthe clubs active Johnspayed nolhlnr to mikf the day a mrmoiable one or

club and their frtrnds

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