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WHERE IS MIR. BROWN


The Strange Absence stlll Unexplained.
His wIte's Awful Suspense.
BosToN, August 9.-The wife Of G. P.
Brown, steesO & CLARK, wool dealers
lately failed, is in an almost dying con-
dltlon resulting from suspense caused
by the continued absence Of her hps-
band, who has not been heard Of since
last Tuesday. The brother Of the miss.
log man expresses tho opinion that the
business affairs Of the firm has driven
him OraSy, The friends Of Mr.. Brown
say lie has either committed suicide or
has absconded to Europe or Canada, or
else Is wandering about the country In q
dementod condition. Not line oi In
telllgenca has been received from him
BY any one,
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LACRoss, Wis, Augusto.-T reports
Of damage from the storm of'wetlnCsday
night and yesterday morning are Just
coming in from The country. Henry
Schmiltzs 12.year.old daughter, while
running 10 the barn, was struck by
lightning andIinstantly killed. Mrs.
Justin suffered paralysis Of her lower
limbs from the effect Of q thunderbolt.
Chris Mueller's barn was destroyed 10.
gether with twenty-five sheep, ftty tons
Of hay and other property. A large
number Of other buildings were struck,
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AN Edlfor InInltnd.

OTTAWA, oNTs August o-The editor
Of tho Citizen, the Dominion Govern
ment organ here, has received scores Of
threatening and insulting letters from
the United States as the result Of the re-
cent publication Of an editorial reflect
Ing on the American Government for
It's aggressive policy in Belring Sea.
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TRYING 10 COMPROMISE.
Tho Ill,uuI, Miners orer to Meet the Or
erators Hnlf WnY-The Latter Ilef,ise.

Tho Illinuia Miners Oner to Meet the Op.
orators Half wAy-The Latter Refuse.
JOLIET, ILL.,, August O.-After a
lengthy session the coal operators and
miners conference.-the the Board of
Arbitrators came to an end at a late
hour last night without any results
looking toward settlement OF the
Northern Illinois coal miners strike.
The miners agreed to meet the operators
half way and to accept rs cents at Strea.
tor, So cents at Lasalle and 90 cents at
Braidwood. This concession the opera
tors refused to acCede TO, insisting on the
10 per cent reduction. Before tue meet
ing broke up the operators agreed to
meet again in this city next Monday.
The miners held a secret meeting and
agreed 10 return here Monday. The
miners seem eager 10 end the strike, but
as the operators insist on the 10 per
cent reduction, there is little hope that
the meeting on Monday will be produc-
tive Of q settlement.
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DEER pARx, MD,, August 9.--Amonp
the late arrivals at The hotel here are 8.
Davidson, New Yotki Mrs, MCKenny,
Chicago; Troy McKenny, Chicago, W.
r. Hastings, Wilmington, Del; i. /,
Chandler, New York; D. 2, BeCkwlth,
New York ! L. o. Parsons, Birmingham,
Ala Frank FriCk, blanchard Randall
and NJ. Y. Richards, Baltimore Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j, Anderson, Fort Worth, Tex.
Charles McGfegoF, NaBhau, N. Hi A,
w. Campbell, Wheeling, w. Va, and
Ex-Governor Plerpont, Of West Wiz.
0ihia.
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Annnlnln,nnls nd AYnlhlnrlon.

WASHINGTON, August p.-Henry II.
tiaines, Of Ohio, has been appointed 70;
oelylnR clerk Of the General Land oGige,
Vice d. N. Douglass dismissed, Carlos
II, Dexter, Of Michigan, PoslotllCe In;
epeCtor, has resigned, Henry Brace o.
penneylyania, and Cyrus A. Mosiet, oil
WaahinRlon Territory, have been ar.
pointed special agents Of tho General
Land odlcO 10 fraudulent land entry
aanha
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George ". Hollis Assigns.

: BosToN, August George W. Hollis
Of the Hollis Dressed Beef and Wool
Company, made an assignment for the
benefit Of bis Creditorsi 10 Judge Asa
French and N. E. Hollis. His embar.
rassment 10 caused by the failure ol
Brown, Steese 4 Clark 1T 10 stated at
tho Office Of the Hollis Dressed Beef and
Wool Company that Mr.. Hollis embar.
rasslnent will not affect the oany,
The assignment causes considerable iur.
prise, Mr. Hollis being considered quite
well 10 do.
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mia A.slVnment,

81. PAUL, August O.--oOl. ]. II. DAY.
idSon, executor Of the estate Of the late
Commodore Davidson, Of this city, aS.
signed last night Hisllabllltlesare said
10 amount 70 100000, and the assets,
consisting largely oil 81 Paul real estate,
will realize over that amount Colonel
DayldBon's failure 10 due 70 the collapse
Of the pfosser motor, IL having proved
impossible 10 operate II.
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hardened YOUNG CRIMINAL
A Aseysuteen Year Old 10y Who PerSiSts In
u Career OF Crime.
u,..t.I T1i.,,.l,L a., a.. T,I. if....,.

A Seventeen Year Old 10y Who PeESiSts In
aCareer OF Crime.
Special DtJpateh 10 he Iu.e,li0Retr,
CuARLEsToS, W, Va, August o.
Grant Hum, a coIored boy aged about II,
who has served a term in the peniten.
tiary and spent a great deal Of time in
jail during the past two years, attempted
to break Jail night before last, He had
served his time and would have been
released the next morning, and the
Mayor told him II ho would leave town
before noon he would not fine him for
his latest otFense. He agreed TO do this
but fingered until evening aud before
going took with him SlOO which he
stole from abureau drawer in a private
residence. $50 Of the money belonged
10 tho Episcopal church. Ham was
arrested to-day at ST. Albaps and part
OF the money was recovered.
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CHICAGO, August o.-Martin Burke
was brought before Judge Baker in the
Criminal Court this afternoon and plead
NOT guilty 10 the charge Of conspiracy
with Daniel Coughlln, Patrick 0'4ulll.
van and othetp, Jointly Indicted With
them 10 murder Dr. Ctonln, This
iornallty over, the prisoner was return
bd 10 the county IalI,
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Ths Petition for a Reprisvo.

LlvERpooL, August 8.-The memorial
TO the Government, asking that Mrs.
MaybriCk be reprieyed on the ground Of
the conflicting nature OF the medical
evidence given at her trial, has been
signed by 500 brokers and merchants OF
Liverpool. Judge Stephens to-day pro-
tested in court against the abusive let
ten addressed to the Jury in the May.
brick case. He said lie thought they
had consCientiously done their duty. g.
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TREASURER AND FUNDS GONE.

his siAtSr.in.Law Accompanies the De.
fauitSr III Ills Guilty flight.
MASxAro, MISNo August 0,-Henry
Kusel, the Village Treasurer Of MINES
Ota Lake, disappeared July 2, and an
examination Of his books to-day shows
that he Is $1,000 short, When bis wife
to-day was told Of bis deialcation she
burst into tears aud said he had run
away with her slstef, Miss Minnie Cuth'
bert, a girl not quito sixteen Year,
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sxirn, Ark, August 0.-Everythins
was in readiness for the execution to.
day Of Jack spaniard and Bill Walker.
Last night the President granted
additional respite 70 August
30, and Judge Parker at once talegraphed
The President asking that Walker be
respited 10 the same date. The respite
was received at 10 o'clock this morning.
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lie HAD AN ACCOMPLICE.
Ferdinand Hofsle ArraIsued al Partner
of Allan ihn RnrrAr

FeFutnuFu hOtelo hrrhIghtu asa tlFtuer
OF Allen the Porger.
New YoRK, August 0,-Fetdinard W.
Hoicle was arraiSned at the Tombs
police court this morning, and at the
request of Inspector Byrnes remanded
back to police headquarters until to.mor.
row. Hofele Is charged with completely
In the crime OF President Eban s. Allen,
OF the Forty.second Street and Grand
street Surface Road Company in the
over.isSue Of stocks Of that company.
The over.issue Hofelo claims he knew
nothing about when the stock was
turned over 10 him by hispartner Allen,
for certain patents belonging to Hofele.
President Allen passed a bad night in
the city prison walking up and down
his cell unable to sleep. He left his
breakfast untouched until his wife
called and besought him to eat some.
thing in order to keep up his strength.
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SARATOGA, n, Y, August 0.-FlBt
race, Eve fuflongs, Elma D won time
1ioa, Second race, Eve furlongs, Lady
Pulsiiet won; time 1,O4. Third race.
one mile, Filter won time =, Fourth
race, I've iurlongs, Sena won tine i ,I6l.
Filth race, one mile seventy Yards,
Hemphill won 1,40i. Sixth race, one
mile and q 1lxteenth, Duke Of Highlands
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BERLIN, August 9.-ltis expected that
the Gear will arrive in this city on the
oath instant, and remain several days.
He will be accompanied by the Care
witch. During his stay the Czar will
witness a parade OF German troops. The
Czar and Emperor William and the EN-
press will aiterward proceed 10 Kiel or
Stettin to meet the Czarina.
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Grave one.lIonn win Arise.

PARIS, August ON, ,spuller, Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, in reply to a commu-
nication from NJ, Delyannls, the Greek
Ministerial Paris, says the instruction
in Crete will undoubtedly give rise to a
grave queetion.
The French government says she will
give the matter such attention as 1t de-
lAFVal
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CnrtlinIRnlntIni,n.

LONDON, August CIT is officially an
nounced that Emperor William, when
departing from Osborne, expressed to
the Queen his utmost pleasure with his
reception in England. He also express
cd the hope that the Queen, responding
to his strong desire, would return his
visit by coming to Berlin.
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DIlpeplIA

Makes !he lives Of tpany people mlSeru.
R.le, AND often lea1H % SclidealfuotIon,
we Know Of no fom0dy lor dysp6b6la
more BuCcel9iul Than Hood eAfiapafiiIa.
u acts gently, ytl bufoly and olllilsniiy.
tonee tile Btomnoh MID other of9ane, M re-
moves the ialhl FEELING. ofsldd 4 I'M
appetite, Cures leadafli3 ana folll.h0a
the butdened mind, one iiodtI' 1l.is
pafilla ialf ttial, 1twlll Do yoa eood.
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How II WIN Anect Prices,

PIrTsDvRaH, Pa, August 9.-what
will bo the price Of coke as a result OF
the advance in the wages Of the coke
workers, is n question none Of the oper.
ators can answer to-day. Representa-.
tlVes Of all the large firms were seen, but
they could not cay what would be the
result, There will be no immediate I'D.
vance, but II Ia probable that 81 25 will
be the minimum after September |.
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BUSpAto, N. y, August 0.-Tho iiui.
talo meeting closed with threatening
weather andFsduCed attendance. John.
svon' lhe PAGER, TILED 70 break biz Chi.
Sag9 record oi 2'O0t and made 2,OBl.
KY Z elias tfgthhg, ketch won time,
siSs' NV class pacing, HI. AMMAN
won't time 2ilO,
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A GIGANTIC SCuEME.
Tie Sugar rrr.t Noeollallns ID g to Control the

The Sugar Trrst Negotiating to Control the
Markets OF the Whole World.
Saw Francisco, August O.-Reports
are in circulation here that the sugar
trust has about completed negotiations
with an English, German syndicate to
get the sugar markets Of the world under
ono supr0mc control. The plan contem.
plates bonding, for a short term, all the
principal plantations Of Cuba, the Philli-
pine Islands, Java and Mauritius, which
would place the main source Of raw sup
ply under the control Of the syndicate.
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BAHiMoRE, MDp August O,-MisS
Laura o. strlder, a we'll known teacher
Of Jefferson county, W. Va, having
offered herself a. a missionary, has been
accepted BY Bishop A, w. Wilson, oil
The Methodist Episcopal Church South,
and will 70 10 Japan, Miss Strider was
al one time connected With The Fair.
mont w. Va State Normal School.
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PntlADEtrniA, August o. .Dh VIM.
i, bradley, manager Of the Weekly Prsl,,
Of lhiB uity, las been pl9Ced under arrest
on 4 charge Of enbelalemspt prelert,ed
By the pret Company He 70 under
$1,000 ball.
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Apuhllc nnth for pors,'

LONDON, August O.-A public swim
ming bath has Just been opened at stutt-
gart which cost the snug little sum of
100000 marks. A rather novel adjunct
TO this institution is a bath for dogs,
fitted up in elaborate style and at large
expense, and intended for CANNES Of all
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CLARION, PAs August 0.-While q
passenger train on the Pittsburgh &
Western Railroad was rounding a curve
near Edensburg this afternoon, The air
brake gave out and the whole train.
with the exception Of the engine, ieit
the track and the cars turned over.
Most Of the passengers were more orleSs
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rls,nlor .Ilnrnsd.

EyANNlLlE, 1Np., August O.--Eleya.
TOR y, at MI. Vernon, Ind, owned by
W. o, guhter 4 Co., burned last night,
The fire caught Ia the tower, supposed
10 be from q hot box or spontaneous
combustion. IoBg, about 81, 900. Forty
thousand bushels Of wheat burned. En-
lifn loaa inllV Insured,
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stanle,,a nIoyem eintn.

ZANZIBAR, August O.-stanley is com.
ing down the coast with Emil Pasha,
5000 men and an enormous quantity of
ivory. The Germans are doiRg their
utmost TO create disturbance here, and
arising against all Europeans Is not only
possible, but highly probable.
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COapELLgD 10 SURRENDER
An Attempt to Dstlirone King halaRua
Unsuccessful,

Unsuccessful.
SAN Francisco, August The steam.
er Australia, from Honolulu, brings
news that on July 80 two half white
Hawaiians, named. Robert W, Wilcox
and Robert Boyd, with the aid OF 15O
natives, made an armed attempt to over.
throw tue Government. The palace
grounds and Government houses were
taken possession OF by tho rioters, The
Honolulu Rifles were called out and Il
skirmish ensued, in which seven Ha,
waiians were killed and twelve wounded,
The rioters were at last compelled to
surrender,
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DEATH AT THE GARD TABLE.

a Travelling Agent Drop, suddenly While
Playing Game with Friends.
Fl. WAYNE, IND, August o.-Henry
Gillian, a travelling agent for the Fl.
Wayne Moving Machine Company,
dropped dead Of heart diseahe while
playing cards with friends at Leo, this
county.
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Ills LATEST PARDON.

Governor Wilson Releases Harry Price
from the Psulteutiary. ~.
Special Dllpaieh 10 he hteltgeaee.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. August O.-Har'
ry Price, who was convicted Of house
breaking and sentenced to three years
in the penitentiary, was pardoned to-
day by Governor Wilson, on the recom-
mcndatldn of the judge before whom
the case was tried and many OF the
county officials, accompanied by u mum.
Der OF aiIidavits, establishing an alibl for
the prisoner. The prisoner was SEN
teuced by the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county In September, 1857.
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lIEIaIllnn IiAAnl lina....

BRldnToN BHAcll, N Y, August -
First race, mile, oloptari won in 1.i7,
Second race, q iurlongg, Newbufs won
In l,2gl Third race, 6f iufiohps. RSy.
mond wonin l.23, Fourth race. I mile.
Bpeedwell won In 1.2o. Fifth race, / it'd
mlles btonsomarte won In 1881. Sixth
race, ] l'l0 miles, Glory won ID i,bO.
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Blue AND GRAY.
Reunion OF unlOn anu ftdoratO Veterans
OF West Virginia.

FAANN ettA SSs'AN NNAbhN NStNhtsNl
OF West Virginia.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August O.-A
committee Of Union and Confederate
soldiers Of West Virginia met here to:
day, and took the preliminary steps
towards State reunion Of veterans Of
both armies to be held at this place on
September 20, 27 aud 2S. The sugges.
tion ola reunion OF The Blue and the
Gray has been received with great en-.
thusiasm throughout tho State, aud It Is
expected that az least 1000 old soldiers
will be in attendance, Governors Fora.
ker, oil Ohio, Beaver, Of Pennsylvania,
aud Lee, Of Virginia, will be invited to
10 present.
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CARDIFF, August o. The Mayor OF
this city, on behalf Of the people oi Nor
way has presented a gold medal 10 Capt.
Murrell, Of the steamship AIiAouti. h
recognition OF his services In rescuiag
the passengers and crew Of the ill.iated
steamship Denmark. ~
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CntcAoo, August O.-Two good stout
front teeth prevented a inurdor this
morning. Fred Harvey accused Joseph
Sims wife Of theft, Sims attacked Haf.
yey and fred al him. The ball struck
Hiryey'B front teeth, breaking them OF,
hut doing no further damaRo.
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NOT An iNPERSAL MACHINE
ACrAnN Sends QuSOf Parcel to the PIssl.
uNni.

-@A'NsfHsAAsfe - = AbNNA Wv NAAt =
dent.
BosroN, August Bone Of the teams
Of the boston City Parcel Delivery Com
pAny was stopped on the street on Wed.
nesdAy by an unknown man, who
handed the driver small parcel ad.
dressed TO "PfesldOnt Harrison, Hotel
VendomV.p
The driver took tie package, but be.
lore itsdeliyefy II was examined by the
superintendent Of the Parcel Company,
The package was found 10 contain two
pieces Of thin board, a few matches, and
9 book containing the startling tile 0l
Dynamite Cartridge"
There was nothing dangerous In The
parcel, aud II was ailetwatd dellyefedtc Ia
the hotel,
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souTn BErnLEnEM, PA, August o.
While q CabooSe containing Conductor
OLto Sanders, Brakeman Mark Christ.
man and William Garreii was lying on a
siding oi the Iehigh Valley Railroad, al
Penn Haven Junction, at 4 O'Clock this
morning, an engine dashed Into II,
wfoCklhg the Caboose 10 spllnlefy, kill.
Ing Gaften and fatally lhjutlng Christ.
man. Engineer Bennett, Of the engine,
was asleep and failed 10 notice tho Gig.
mails. Gaffetl was unmarried aud lives
al Maheh Chunk. Ohrlslnan has a
wife and three children.
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PARIS, August 9.-Blondin, the we'll
known rope walker, has wagered $780,
900 that he can walk on a cable from
the top OF the Eiael tower TO the cen-
tral,dome Of the Exhibition building in
the Bpan OF five minutes,
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MRS, SURRATi'S ACCUSER
he Dies in tho Nlarylnnd PonitontIary-
Hlatorio Character Gone.

HlstOrio Character Gone.
BALTIMORE, August 0.-Benj, +, Span.
dauer, who was the principal witness
against Mrs. surratt, hanged at WASH
ington in 1906 on the charge Of Conniv.
ing at the assassination OF President
Lincoln, died yesterday in the Maryland
Penitantiarv.
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TotRDo, o., August GA Blade special
from st. Matys, AnglaiSe county, atown
Of 1900 people, sAysn Flp last night de-
stroyOd q livery stable, four buaIhesg
houses and q residence, Los, SlbO,0OOi
Insured ioy hall
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BOULDER, MoSr., August 0.-GeOrge
Duncan Btyson was hanged here to-day.
The drop fell at 1850 am. Btyson was
hanged for the murder Of Annie Lind.
atom, near Helena, Montana, Ia Sep.
t6mbef, 1883. The woman was bis mis-.
tteBs and formerly lived In Minneapolis.
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Mlll rnLnn rrln Mtlt.

wAsniSoroN, August o,--ASslStant
Secretary BubsSy will leave Warrington
tonight ior New York, Chicago and the
West, on official business. He. expects
10 be absent from WaShlngton about SlA
Wpaka.
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NRw YCRk, August O.--Affiyed-
pool. .f,
Steamer HunEaia, from Hamburg.
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WARRINGTON, D. o., August p.-To.
days bond Onofs aggregated lO0, 800 q
iolloWgl ReIdAtefed 4B 800, 800 NJ l20
coupon u $4,000 Al 1901.
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PoRrtASb, OoN,, August a-Bhee
Gong, a Chinamati, was hanged here At
iO,b9 q. 10. to-day iof The murder Of q
fellow Countfymin two yeArs ago.
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Dick HoaNnookHR ID respected and
well.t0.d0 colored citizen Of Springfield,
Mo, He says that one bottle Of bwiiDa
Specific cured both himself and wife oi
attoublOBoipV eruption ot the akin,
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Fl. MoSRop, Va. August g..-oOl.
James Curry, U. 8, N, RETIRED died sud-
denly al his reSidenCe last night,