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TO TIE AMGRI0AN MORKINOMGN.
A Declaration of Peace Between the vari.
Gus Labor Organizations.

A Declaration of Peace Between the Nari'
Gus Labor Organizations,
PITrsBuRau, July 2.-An address was
Issued from Pittsburgh to the working
people Of America tonight signed by the
representatives Of all the leading labor
organizations. II Is a declaration OF peace
whichisperhaps significant, in view
Of the contests which have been waged
during the past year between knights OF
Labor, American organizations Of labor
and other labor organizations. Tho ad.
dress says that difference Of opinion and
matters OF detail In methods for the
improvement Of labor's condition
have been inagnihed by interested
parties into conflicts Of the
most belllgerent and warlike nature.
All labor organizations are called upon
toput forth renewed efforts TO strengthen
and solldiiy their ranks, and to leave
nothing undone TO make each society
the power for good that II Is intend
ed 10 be. 1t Is signed by
s. Gompers, p. ]. Mcclure, Of the Fed
Grafton Of Labor; 4. v. Powderly, John
Hayes, A. Il. Wright, John Devlin, Of
the Knights OF Labor; WIN. A. SinisCott,
OF the Railroad Switchmens' Mutual
Aid Association; l.. p. Sargent, Eugene
v. Debs, John j. Hannahan, Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen,
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SULLIyAS's JOURNEY.
AIuldoOn Talks About his Charge During
Walt at Cleveland,

aIuldOOn Talks About his Charge During n
Walt at Cleveland,
CLEVELAND, o. July 2t-The special
train OF three cars bearing the Sullivan
party from Rochester, N, Y, to New
Orleans came into Cleveland over the
Nickel Plate tracks early this morning.
1t was made up Of two Wagner parlor
coaches and a baggage car. There was
only a knot OF ten people in the depot
to meet tue train. Muldoon, Charley
johnson and Jim Wakely came out dur
ing the wait caused by the transmission
OF orders from the Nickel Plate depot to
tho Bee Line yards, that the train was
to be switched to the Bee Line tracks.
During the few minutes stop Muldoon
chatted about Sullivan, the coming fight
and the condition Of his charge. ~ have
no idea who the referee will be" said
he. at Is not my business to discuss
that. johnson orWakely knows more
about that part OF the business than |
do. II Is their money that is behind
John, Sullivan Is asleep and hasn't
been awake since he left Dunkirk. He
will go Into tho ring next Monday as
fine as fiddle and bettler able to fight
than he ever was in his liie." The party
left over the Bee Line at o'clock.
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NEw YoRK, July 2.-The Legation Of
the Hayti to the United States are in
receipt Of a cable dispatch, dated Port
June 80, to the effect that the
Government lines remain unchanged,
no advance whatever having been made.
The insurgent iorces,and that Hyppolite
was still at Cape Hayti. The capital
and departments OF the south, south
west and west were in q state OF perfect
tranquility.
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Tho Martina Ferry ball club played
at Beaver yesterday and defeated the
semi'proiesdo organization supported
there by o score OIL IL toS.
Mansfield Is 10 have q big benefit game
next Saturday for the relief Of Mm.
Meisel, the widow Of the lamented Chris
Meisel, manager Of the team, who was
one oi the JohnsLown flood victims.
Wheeling will probably niav a game
at Canton next Sunday. Atths bssln.
ming al the HeaSon fbe CantSn clnh
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KILRAIN is READY.
The PuglllSt In Splendid Trlm-To Start for
the Hattie Ground To.,iny.

The PusillSt In Splendid Trlm-To Start for
tho battle Ground ro.,lay.
baltimore, Mn, July 2.-The rainy
weather yesterday kept the crowd Of
visitors away from Halstead's Pimlico
road house, but despite the down pour,
Kilrain went through his usual training.
He was as bright and as merry as a
school boy in vacation time, and when
he started for a six.mile tramp before
supper, willingly accepted q wager
offered by John Murphy that he would
tire out the big pugllist. The two
started away from the hotel together on
a trot, Jake wearing pair OF pedestrian
shoes that Mitchell said lie bet would
make him squeal before he got back.
"0h no, replied Kilrain, "We'aFe- only
going on little jaunt Of six or seven
miles" The two returned about seven
o'clock In dripping perspiration, with
Murphy leading, and both looking Us
fresh as daisies after rain. The shoes
had failed 10 get in their work.
Tho finishing touches are being given
by Kilrain's trainer now rs the pugilist
and his trainer start South tomorrow or
Thursday. They will 60 over the Balti-
more and Ohio. Kilrain and his party,
consisting Of Mitchell and Murphy and
q few friends, will have q Pullman car to
themselves, but there will be no training
en- route as Jake Is now In perfect con.
dition for the fight, and the only thing
requisite will be 10 keep him up to the
present mark. To insure this Mitchell
will look carefully after his food on the
cars and after they arrive in New Or.
leans, and supply Of water will be taken
along that the risk OF a change In this
necessary article Of diet will be avoided.
The time Of the departure Of the pugi-
lists will DO kept a secret, as II Is their
desire to avoid publicity and a scene.
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nlntl ni iiY,lrnnhnlln.

DASvtttr, Liz, July 2,-Jack Snyder
died Of hydfophobia yesterday on the
public highway near this city. Ho and
bis family set out In aCoyered wagon
from Lehlgh county, Pa, for Missouri.
Shortly after Snyder was bitten by o
stray dog, AT DAnville lls condition
wasso serious that tho family came 10 a
halt They were In destitute Circum.
stances and the body was buried In the
poilefs' field,
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3 LoNDON, July2.-Tho Massachusetts,
rife team contested with the Royal
Berkshire Volunteers team to-day ON
Lord Wantage's famous churn range, al.
though II was thought probable at one
time that they would shoot on the new
Wimbledon range. Following were the
totals: Americans, 200 yards, 1856; 900
yards, 37b; 600 yards, 35l. English, 200
yards, 20S; 500 yards, $40; COO yards,
1926. Grand totals-Americans, 1904 j
Enbliah E70.
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AFrenell CABINET Crl,ls.

PARIS, July The belief exists in
political circles here that q Cabinet crisis
will result from the charge made by M.
De CaABagnac In tho Chamber Of Depu.
ties last Saturday, that NJ. Theyetot.
Minister Of Justice, was the acoomplice
Of N. Roger in the Credit Mobilier
frauds, for connection with which IN.
Meyer has been sent 10 prison. 1t,i8
rumofed that both NJ. Thevenot and NJ.
Rouyier, Minister Of Finance, arc deter.
mined 10 resign. ti
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ATleiel Anenlal AlloelAllpn.

CLnyHtAND, o. July 9,-1,oCal ticket
agents have been working quietly for
several months 10 organize an 1ntefna.
lional Association Of Ticket Agents,
They hayo issued a call ier q meeting 10
30 held az Cincinnati, July 10, at which
ticket agents from the United States and
Canada will be present Accompanying
lha call ID q dtalt olthe proposed Consll.
tuition, which includes provision lot O
form Of mutual inaufanre founded on
the best experience oi mutual as9ocla..
lions, giving insurance Agalhst death and
disability 10 all members and relief tot 9
limited per cont In Caoh ol NECESSITY
Atiulng from mlllottuho OF loag o. posi-
llbn,
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A CRY IN DANGER.

a Water Spout at Altoona-A RsseryOir
About to lircak.
ALTOONA, PA, July IA water spout
broke over this city about 10 o'clock TO-
night, doing great damage,
Reports from South Fork arc that the
great yiaduct is in danger and no
trains from the west have como In
since 0 o'clock. The Juniata Ii
rising beyond bounds ut Tyrone.
Kittanniug Point reservoir, this citys
water supply, Is expected TO break, as
the water Is pouring over It's banks like
a small Niagara. Should II let go, The
citY'a loss will be SlO0.OOO.
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TIE JOllSSTOWN FUND.
II will only be Divided AnsnE the Needy
Sulf6rOft,

II will only be divided Ansng the Needy
Sufferers.
JonSsrowN, PA, Julys.-JudgO Cum.
minis, who has charge Of the cash relief
fund, arrived here to-day and will open
up an office tomorrow, He says oil the
sufferers will not get q share Of the
money.sonly those who are the needy
ones will be relieved. u Improbable the
money will DO given out on Che percent
age plan, but the age Of the person how
many children he had dependent Upon
him, and tho amount Of property heitill
poSSessos viii ali DO taken Into consider.
alton. Each applicant iot cash tpllel
VIII have 10 make afIldavit ID 10 his loss
and will DO compelled 10 have wllne0sel
10 the same, Only one body was lound
to-day, Illa thought the military Will
lava hpfe FfiuhV.
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A iIn,l IfrcIpI,t WTeol,.

NEw CASTLE, Pa, July2.-Two freight
trains on the Erie & Pittsburgh road
colIidCd short distance south OF this
city this afternoon. Both engines and
q number Of freight cars were badly
wrecked. The engineers and Afemen
escaped by jumping, but Engineer
Welsh and Pircmen CNrds were slightly
hurt, Conductor Holmes jumped from
the train and fell into tho Shenango
river, twenty-five feet below the truck,
lilo was not injured, Passenger trains
were delayed several hours.
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TAe Trnek AIa.ler 10 Illnme.

Nrw HAVEN, CoSN., July Coroner
Mix has ascertained that the fault Of tho
accident to the Boston limited express
on Saturday Inst, rests with Assistant
Track Master Shields. He and his men
lot the train go over the road after they
had changed tho rails, but had not
finished splking them. A workman ad.
mitS that Shields and the other men Of
Ills party completed repairing the track
after the accident. Coroner Mix will
apply to State Attorney Doolittle for a
warrant for Shields arfeBt.
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qlInn1Ion m ~, I,,i,m,,.

PANAMA, July 2.-The 1sthmus, as
usual, since the stoppuge Of work on the
canal, presents no new or striking fea-
lures respecting "work.n But there Is
some little activity eyinced In storing
machinery and edecting such general
massing Of the vast amounts Of working
material as will leave them In good and
fitting condition for service when work
shall be recommended,
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Reform sohool directors.

opttEN UllpHlcH % NC 4HltlIlItNttT,
CHARLRsroS, W, Va, July 2.-The
following directors for tile new West
Virginia Reform School have been ap-
pointed by Governor Wilson. First
class for two years beginning April !,
1880, A, Il Sinnett, Kanawha county
]. O. GluCk, Ritchie county. Second
class, four years, j. L. Peck, Logan Coun-
ty;W w. NJ. o. Dawson, Preston county.
Third class, six years, George Z. Price,
Mineral county; ]. Hop Woods, Bar.
bour county.
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A Momnn. nnfendnr ninr,l.rnn.

CmcAoo, July 9.-willlam Hutchin.
son was arrested this morning for the
murdcr Of Thomas Bean, Bean and a
woman named Minnie Ray were 10.
gelhor at laaO this morning at The cor.
nGf Of Green aud Randolph streets,
Wllen Hutchinson and two other men
came along and made insulting remarks
aOonl tue woman. This led 10 a fight,
~ which Bean was stabbed Ia the left
shoulder, aud bled TO death from 4
severed cred nttcry before a physician could
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Yesterday a delegation Of the Coun.
Cilmen and leading citizens Of Sharon,
Pa, were In this city ON q brief visit ol
inspection, the Wheeling Gre brick pave.
nent being The principal object Of inter.
est 10 them. Mayor seabright took them
In hand and escorted them over the
principal paved streets, after which they
also Visited the city gas works, city
water works, public puilding and other
municipal possessions. They expressed
themselves 10 much pleased With the
observations made on Che toiih u
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THIS Is TOUGa


MAnsilsId Goes Over wheeling Like Cy,
clonS-othSr Games Played Yesterday,
Judging from the manner in which
the Wheeling ball team has had the
harpoon jammed into them in the last
half dozen games they have participated
in, they will be able 10 do anything but
defeat the Canton team In the two
games that are TO be played at Island
park tomorrow. Yesterday the Wheel
ing team appeared at Mansfield again
and took part in an alleged game that
resulted In Mans6eld's favor by q score
OF "a TO S-about the worst dose that
Wheeling has yet had. Manager,Nichol
telegraphed a brief report OF the game
last evening as follows;
"Mansaeld won by hard hitting. The
umpire was rotten, for he gave them
everything, Shamus was wild,n
That the Manslelds did hard hitting
and that Shamus was wild the full score
published below bears ample testimony,
When q pitcher makes six wild pitches
and has twenty.one hits made or him,
ASNe W tASh hpule run CThVhbt ~ WOulu
appear 70 be pretty thoroughly demon
strated that he was either not much OF
q pitcher, or else that something was
wrong with him that should have kept
him out Of the box. 1t would be inter.
esting to know many men he presented
with bases on balls. =
The umpire may have been o poor one,
as Nlchol intimates In language more
forclble than elegant, but 1t is in very
poor taste for him to complain about
that official as a part excuse for losing
Yesterdays game. The score shows that
Shamus' wildness and ineiIectiyeness
lost the game, and that Is all there Is Of
1t. II isuniortunate for the gentlemen
who are backing the Wheeling team
that II should let down as II has, Just
previous to coming home, as II will
probably, very materially dampen the
enthusiasm Of the home patrons.
The full score Of yesterdays game was
as follows:
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rh0 tlNlhullrl. rnrrInll lhn I,A,.

EAreLARE, Wis., July 0.--EauclalrO
hold Its first election for a Board Of
Education yesterday. II brought out a
hVavy women's vote, prominent society
laules spending the whole day with Their
carriages ~ taking women 10 the polls.
lhe l.CathollC question was made
very prominent In several wards but the
SahIl9atOs alleged 10 represent Tho
Catholic side were elected,
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g,eillbe tlas MN VViaaIln..

The Natural Gas Company Of West VII.
glnlA has been prospecting ioF gaS within
range ot Wheeling lot 4 good while SAT-.
MI, George Heard, oi Plltabufgh, the
Secretary ol the company, was here yea.
tetday, and LOFT 70 laeale d new well II 4
point mitch teatut Wheeling than anv
well YET developed HOhAB good hot6a
oI Alflklng q rev and flch hhld. I.
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rtnmlnent Inlntnnra NIAn plnd

CivciNSATi, O., July g,-Mt Eellnton
Francis, late manager Of the American
Insurance Company, Of Philadelphia,
dropped dead from heart dlseaae last
evening on the street Oh the way 10 his
home on Mount Auburn. MF, Francis
has been an Underwater here and In
Philadelphia for Is years,
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NANTyoEEr, Mass, July 2,-The III,
neral 81 Miss Maria Mitchell, tho dIa.
tlnguighgd scientlSt and astronomer, who
died y Lynn on Friday lAbl, took place
here Sunday. There was largo attend,
gnge, several representatives ol Vaasai
neitg present. among them President
Taylor, Who has been d dtnmOf resident
here lot several yeaf8,
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Aandlinn mann.
N HUuuuUH IyVNIHI
Special Dispaleh 10 ne IaltlligaltI,

6ItcIdI DItlldltN 70 ne lnItITIDtNfI,
snlSSsToS, w. VA. July 2..-DAniel
Whitman, an aged and respected citizen
run, feeling unyell, started
yesterday morning TO see q physiCian.
About an hour later he was found lying
dead in the road. ItiBsupposed he died
OF heart failure. He was a well.to.do
farmer and had lived In this community
for nearly forty years.
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THE lMAI64MATED SCALE.
Six More signatures Received Yesterday,
Making Twenty five In all.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 2.-SlN HlRna'
lures were obtained to the Amalgamated
scale this afternoon, making twenty-five
80 far. The firms signing to-day were
National Tube Works, New Castle,spa.
Cherry Valley Iron Company, LeetoniR,
o.; New Philadelphia Iron and Steel
Company, New Philadelphia, OF Joseph
Corns & Sons, Massillon, OF Prospect
Rolling Mill Company, Cleveland
Bessomor Rolling Min Company, Besse'
,,,nn In
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A RAILROAD HORROR,
Terrible Accident on the Nor
folk & Western.
FORTY REPORTED KILLED,
Int tho President of tho Road says
Only Five Perlshed-hIauy In'
JurcI-A Meagrc Account,
Effects of u Washout

LYScuurpd, Va, July 2,-A special
from Liberty to tho Advancs gives the
following: A fearful catastrophe occur
red about mile west oi'rhaxton at ]
o'clock this morning on the Norfolk &
Western railroad by which forty passen-
gers were Killed, The accident was
caused by waslout on a high hill, My
iniormer tells me that there were only
about 7 Of the crew aud passengers saved.
All of the cars were burned. Capt.
Rowland johnson was in charge OF the
train and Ia morially wounded. Bag
gage Master Ford issaid to be very badly
hurt. Major j, @, Cassell, superintend-
ent Of the Lynchburg division, was on
the train and was seriously injured. L.
b. Summers, Of Abingdon, postal clerk,
was bruised up considerably. The other
pOstaI clerk, j, j., Rose, OF Abingdon,
was killed. All the physicians and
many OF the citizens Of Liberty went TO
the wreck as soon as the information
reached here and did all that dould be
done for the wounded. Pat Donovan,
the engineer, was burned up as was also
the fireman named Bruce, The train
dispatcher was also burned. Several OF
the wounded were brought here and
taken to the sanitarium, w. Q, steed,
OF Cleveland, Tenn,r is among the dead.
THE LATEST REPORT.
LATER MlDNlGHT-The water at the
Ooin. where the accident occurred was
eight to ten feet deep. Into this watery
gulch the engine made a irlghtful leap,
while running at the rate Of thirty miles
an hour, carrying with II the ten
der and eight ears. Whenthe engine
struck hottom, the rushing Of the water
into tile locomotive exploded the
boiler. This iaCt greatly augmented the
catatrophe. Debris was thrown In every
direction by the force OF the explosion,
II is supposed TINT some OF the passen-
gers were unable TO extriCate themselves
from the wreck and were consumed in
the flames, but 1t Is difficult to get
ACCNINtV lllVluutlulli no tllV Hhlplu4ep VI
the Norfolk aud Western railroad re-
fuse giveany information to the public.
II is simpoSsible to state the number OF
persons killed, hut the most reliable es-
innate puts it between twenty-five aud
thirty. The numberO OF wounded will be
far In excess Of the number killed.
Thirty OF the wounded have been taken
to Roanoke, thirteen to Ruiordsville and
fifty to Liberty.
A relief train was made up at Lynch
burg late in the afternoon to 90 to the
scene Of the wreck, and a number OF
physicians went down on 1t to do what
they could to aid the wounded. The
Norfolk & Western people absolutely
refused to allow any newspaper men
aboard the train, and several who got
on despite orders to the contrary were
mt oil,
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RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION.
The big -Four and the Bee Line Partnership
Perfected.

CnicAGo, ILL.,, July 2.-The consollda-
tion Of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St.
Louis & Chicago Railway (Big Four
with the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincin.
natl & indianapolis Railway (Bee Linel
was perfected Yesterday and the consoli-
dated roads will hereafter be known as
the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & st.
Louis Railway Company. NJ. E. ingalls,
will be the President Of the new com.
pany and Robert Blee General superin.
tendent, with headquarters at Cleveland.
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nn..lan l.rinnd.hln tnr ua,,la.

ST. PETtRSBuRol July 2. Tie Journal
De St. Petepbarg says that Russia has
the keeneBt interest IL the deSLlnieg oi
geryla and now, tho occaAlon Of King
Aloxandet's appointment u gailohaf
heartily wlBhe6 6happineBs aud prosperity
for bis reign, II says that all loyal
Serylans.wll share RuHBias sehliinehtn.
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Violent Hall Storm.

'UprER sANpusKY, Ono, July IA
violent rain and hail storm in this
vicinity Sunday night seriously damaged
hundreds OF acres Of wheat and corn,
Hail several inches deep was lying on
the ground yesterday.
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HANBuBo, July a. The Columbia. ibo
new neutrality-suspicious. Line 6t6amdP
arrived here this morning itohi 4 mol
satisfactory trial TIP. The steamer mhd6
an average oi over nineteen kfioN an
hour and occasionally exceeded twenty
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I,ro.penllye NiInef., slrIle.

PirfsnuR0l, Pa, July IA conyOn.
ton Of the bituminous miners Of the
Maryland and West Virginia regions
will'bU hold at Altoona tomorrow, aud
II is probable that o strike will DO or.
dered at all mines shipping coal 10 the
aaahnaed ~
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lx.COLLECTOR M'GRAw D4NQUETTRD.
A Pleasant Afralr at Parkersbury- Tsstl.
monInI oEE'teem.

uOilnl OF Esteem,
Special DiSpaleh 10 ne LatcltgNesr,
PARxERsHuRo, w. Va, July 2.-Hon,
John 4, McGraw and his retiring force
had a fine banquet last night at the
Blennerhassett, lasting until this morn.
ing, The banquet was tendored to Mr.,
McGraw by his subordinates in the Col.
leCtor's office. They also gave him n
magnificent gold watch and chain, suita.
bly, engraved. There were speeches and
a good time generally, There were
nineteen persons present at the banquet,
all Of them connected with the revenue
nlllnh.
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81, PAUL, July q IS. s. Cox, whowaS
yesterday reported 10 10 very HIN this
city, % In the best oil health, fiolwlth,
standing reports 70 the contrary, Yes.
tettlAy he received d delegation from
Huron, Dakota, and on July 4 will 40.
liver the orAtlon n that loWi.
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wAnlSoroS, Il, O., July 2, : The
President disappointed August ]. Kicks
OF Canton, o., Judge Of the District
Court, for tic Northern district ci Ohio
y, 10 succeed Judge Joy, who has resigned
on account Oi lIl.he6lih,
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LONDON, July 2,-Tho Shah, after re.
ceivlng Lord Salisbury and Ehe other
members Of the Cabinet and the fnen-
befs oi the Diplomatic Corps to-day, dOl
parted iof Windsor Castle.
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Anolher Flooa In nInr,lnnd.

BALTIMORE, July 2.-Travel on the
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad to Wash
ington is cut of. No trains out Inns
passed Stoney Run since 7:l0. The track
Is washed away for City yards, From
the Potomac to stoney Run the country
Is under water. Construction trains are
busy repairing tue damage.