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AMERICAN PILGRIsIsI
Blessed by tho Pope-An Audience OF nI
nour mud Half with Him.

Blessed by the Pope-An Audience OF nj
nour and Half with Him.
RoxE, August a-Nearly four hun
dred American pilgrims attended mass
this morning in tho hall Of the consist
ory.
Mgr. Ungherlni celebrated mas. The
pope gave tho pilgrims his blessing from
the altar. His holiness afterwards culO.
gized the Rev. Father E II. Porcilc, s.
P, ~, director Of tho pilgrims, aud rec
tor Of St. Francis DO Sales church,
brooklyn, N. y, and Mrs. +. II. Throop.
The Rev. Fnthor Porclle presented
His Holiness with 1900 In Potter g
pence, and with other large sums col
ieeted by aud from tho pilgrims.
Tho pope spoke in French, Gnd
blessed various religious objects belong
ing to tho pilgrims. Tho Brooklyn pill
grims had all hour and halls audi
ence with tho pope.
During the day tho pilgrlms visited
tho Vatican garden. They start on
Friday for Genoa, MarseillGs, Toulouse
and Louvdcs, their ultimate dcattna.
tion.
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YoKouAMA, August 8. - Additional
battles have bOcn fought between
the japanese aud tho Chinese, and the
hitter have been do4SaIoi.
seikean has boon tal;On by tho Japan
CSC with triilins loss. Tho Chinese In
this engagement lost 800 killed. The
enemy fled in the direction Of Koshiu.
Tho Japanese arc in possession OF
Yashan.
An imperial ordinance just issued
permits Chinese to reside in Japan on
condition that thOy engage in peaceful
pursuits.
Tho greatest excitement preVails,hero
at Toxic and at othor large towns at =
result oI the victories OF tho Japanese
troops.
Rumors, however, arc currout hero
that tho japanese naval forces have
been defeated IN au engagement with
Chinese warships.
A dispatch from Hong Kong says
that the YlcOroy Of KWaDg Hung has
enlisted 5000 black flags with which to
strengthen the garriSons OF tho Canton
river forts. y.
In addition the viceroy has stationed
four eunboats ut Tiger Island, in the
Canton river, and has laid mines at Foo
Chow and Tameni.
The viceruy OF Kwang Htung hos also
closed tho light house on the southern
raaat
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SILK wEAvEns SENTENCED.

Ono of Them Gets Five Years For nu
Attempt on Life and Property
PATERSON, N. j., August s.-For plac-
ing q bomb under tho steps Of the resi-
dcnce OF William stange, vice president
of the Silk Manufacturer Association,
Charles Doebblcr, a striking silk
weaver, was to-day sentenced TO five
years Imprisonment. An additional
six months imprisonment was imposed
for sending threatening lGtters. An.
other striker named sidol was sentenced
10 twolvo months on two charges oil
sendiug threatening letters, and Charles
starkc TO ono year upon charge Of con-
spiracy In exciting to violence during
the recent strike OF silk weavets.
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H. Q. PARSONS MURDERER.
Ills Trinl Begun at Covington, Vlrgini"
Yesterday,

Ills Trinl Begun at covington, Vlrginin,
Yesterday,
CovrNdroS, Va, August s.-rhe trial
Of Captain Thomas A. Goodman, the
Chesapeake L Ohio conductor, muir
dcror Of Colonel Henry Chester Parsons,
proprietor Of the Natural Bridge Hotel,
began to-day. Tho Jury was secured
with much less trouble than was anticl.
pated. Three witnesses, ene OF them
an eye witness TO tho sensational
tragedy, which occurred just inside tho
doorway OF tho Gladys Inn, at Clifton
Forge, early on the morning Of Friday,
June 20, were examined. 1t would not
be surprise II as many as 100 persons
are pu. on tho stand altogether.
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nRIEFs FROM THE WIRES.

North Carolina Democrats met yes
to-day aud renominatod tho present
state officers.
A report has boon received that tho
village Of WinnOconne, Wisconsin, is
in danger Of total destruction By tire.
Tho Italian government Ia orocting q
prison at Massowah, Egypt, is which
the anarchists convicted in Italy will DO
confined.
In attempting to arrest Polish miner
named Joseph Echurman, Nt La Sale.
ills, schnrmnn was fatally shot and two
deputy shetiGs were wounded with
sabre thrusts.
Tho miners Of Spring Valloy, Ills,
absolutely refused TO trcat with S. NJ.
Dal.cll, general manager Of the Spring
Valley Coal Company, on account Of tho
Iattor's refusal 10 recognize any minors
committee.
Senator Allon introduced into the
scnatc yesterday a bill imposing q pom
aIty OF not less than $1,000. nor moro
th9n 5000, and by inprisonmOnt In
tho iail Of tho District Of Columbia for
NOT loss than ono year, nor more than
iIyo years, for conviction OF lobbying In
the District Of Columbia or In Washing
ton.
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GONE WRONG.


ALTOONA, Pa, August S.-Harry A.
Gardner, cashier Of tho second National
Bank, Of this city. left here Monday
night In company with Mrs. Gordon,
Who lie said to have lived at COLI Mer-
vine street, Philadelphia. and TO whom
Gardner has been SO attentive during
tho past year as TO excite much un.
favorable comment.
A director OF tho bank is authority
for the statement that Gardner has RIso
taken with him large sum Ot mouey
belonging 10 tho bank, amounting to
about $4,000, and run on the bank is
looked for tomorrow. Tho stockholders
arc able and say they arc willing 70
make good any shortage, evon II It
should 10 twice as great ~ now appears
70 be the case.
Gardner has held prominent place
in business and social circlOs for many
years, and leaves behind him, in holli-
daysbuEg, his former place Of resideucc,
u wife AMI four young children. Un-
lucky business ventures helped TO ruin
him,
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ST. LOUIS. No., August a-Frcd Kahn,
n farmer living just outside the cast
limits Of East Carondolot, Ills. was
murdered last night by his vito, Annie,
and her paramour, George Central, who
worked for tho murdered man. Just
before 10 o'clock several persons hoard
cries and several pistol shots. At a
turn Of the road about 800 yards
from his homo they found Kahn
in a pool OF blood and evidence
that q horrible struggle had oc-
Cured. Across corn fold tho
struggle had boon carried until
the f1naI blow with two pound black
smith hammer had been dealt II car
ried away tho entire left side Of tho
head as far down as tho cheek bone, IN
cluding tho eye and part Of the nose.
The bullet wounds alone were In them
selves enough 10 kill the men. The
weapons and bloody clothing oil the
guilty pair Wero found hidden near the
place where the man was murdered.
The man and woman were captured.
Mrs. Kahn and her paramour, George
Central, made confession. Tho latter
was the flrst To break down, and the
story no told was strange one.
He stated that a man named Jorry
johnson had met him and given him
revolver, with which be was ooInpelled
to shoot Kahn. Centrall then told prac-
tically the story Of tho murder as al
ready related, beginning ut the ATTACK
on Kahn ut the straw pile, and the flight
across tho cornfeld up 70 tha spot where
Kahn was found and where he was lying
up TO Ii o'clock to-day, tho centre OF at
traction for O large crowd OF sight-seers.
johnson, us far as eau bo learned
from tho evidence, is Mrs. Kahn. who,
logged up in pnir Of her husbands
trousers, 10 said 10 have wicided tho
hammer which smashed In the head OF
the murdered man. Ocntrall says shc
was there and took m active part In
tho murder.
Tho straugost evidence against her is
tho story told by her own son, Edward
Bozo, who 10 stop son OF tho dead
man. Tho boy. who Is not moro than
l2 or II years old, save tDat Wheh tho
old man went away from tho house to
70 to Bungtown, his mother and George
went ont together and that his mother
had tho hammer and bundle. This
was some timo after Kahn went 70 town
and shortly before train time. Whom
be hoard the shooting and tho scroams
OF murder, no began to yell for his
mother, who did not come In tor some
timo after that When she did come
back, sho told him 10 shut up his nolso
and 70 to bed. Shortly after that the
men came up aud took the whole paF-
ty. The woman at tirst tried to tell the
johnson story, but whom she heard Of
Contrall's confession, she abandoned 1t
entirely, and said 1t had been done by
Coutrall, and that no such person ns
Johnson had been mixed up with tho
affair In any way whatever. Kahn was
a weiI.to-do iarmcr. LynchinG was
freely talked OF by the excited natives,
but the prisoners wcro kept safely
locked up In jail.
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GLASGOW, August S.-Arrived, Clrcas-
slu. from Now York.
ROTTERDAM, August S.-Arrived,
Edau, from New York.
LONDON, August S.-Arrivod, Manito-
i.IygnrooI., August s-Arrived, Orc
gon. from Montreal.
Nrw YoRK, August s-ArrivOd, steam.
SOUTHAMPTON. August S.-ArrIvcl.
steamer Travc, Now York for Bremen
aud proceed.
RorrRRnAw, August s. Arrived,
steamer American. Now York,
I,IvIupooI, August S. - Arrived,
steamer Bonita, Now York.
Konr, Angus. S.-Arrivol. steamer
Port Adelaide, irOm Yokohama for
New York.
l.lvrnpnor. August S-ArrivcI, steam.
or British Prince, lrom Philadelphia.
BoLodSG, AuguStS,-ArFived, gtonmer
MaaSdam, New York for Rotterdam.
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TIE TYPHooN SEASON
May Bring Disasters 10 tho NRVies-Whnt
.Innnnnnn Onlrinla kny

May Bring Disasters 10 tho NhVies-Whns
Japanese OnlGinis Hny.
WASHINGTON, August s.-In speaking
Of tho probabilities Of the pending war
between China and Japan, an official of
tho Japanese legation to-day recalled
tho fact that the season OF monsoon aud
the typhoon is now rapidly approach
ing. Tho presence OF the former is not
regarded as monaco to SEQ manDuyer-
ing, but foar IL felt Of tho latter The
typoou 10 revolving Widstormn whose
effects arc disastrous.
1t is believed by tho officials Of the
legation that tho naval movements, dur
ing tho typhoon season at least, will be
gomewhat oircumscribod. 1t is bo-
lievcd tho Chinese will not venture q
great distance from their Coasts, but
will keep close TO port Japan, it 10
thought, will WACO an aggressive war
against China, and some Of her objeo-
tive points in all probability will bo the
Chinese ports.
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A rEnRIDLE TRAGEDY.

Wild jenkins Shoots Ills Sweetheart mud
Two others and Kills Himself.
OrruMwA, Iowa. August SIN n ct oi
jealousy Wild jenkins, Burlington bag
gage master at Charlton, Iowa, this
morning shot Mrs. Eliza Murphy, his
landludy, and her two daughters and
then suicidod. lie was ouamorcd OF
julia, tho younger daughter, and ieal.
Gus OF tho attentions Of another man.
In words will, hor lie became onraged,
shot hor, hunted up his sweetheart,
killed. hCr instantly, fatally shot hor
sister Johanna, who was with hcr, and
then shot himself. All will die.
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EARTHQUAKES IN SICILY.

Great Damage DOnS-r"Wns Destroyed
aud Mach Loss OF Late.
PGLBRMo, SICILY, August a-Earth'
ouakes woro iolG ut 8 o'clock this morn.
Ing at Aci ReaIe and ut ZaffGranO. At
the latter placo elk people werc killed
aud several injured. Earthquake
shocks were also felt at CaIania and
elsewhere near Nj Etua-
Nearly all the houses at Notfarono
were left in ruins by the earthquakes.
The shocks were also very seVsro at
Aci SAINT Antonio, seven miles wost OF
Aci Reale, aud scarcely house in the
town was left standing. Four persons
wore killed and ton we're injured. Tho
disaster would have been much moro
serious had not the people been at work
In tho fields at the timc.
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FORMALLY RECOGNIZED.

President Cleveland Recognizes tho Re-
public Of Hawaii at Last.
New YoRx, August ga World dis
patch from Washington says: The re-
public Of Hawaii hos been formally rec
ognlzed by the United States through
the President and the secretary Of statc.
Minister Willis extended recognition
go far as It was within his power, to
tho new repubiiu. Tho action taken by
the minister was reported to the state
department In dispatches received on
July 80, which were Immediately trans.
mitted to Congress.
Minister Willis action i has oocn tsSd,,oa.s d,s'
bnt no decision was reached until
to-day, whom Secretary Gresham, un-
dor the direction OF tho President, sent
O formal note TO the minister approving
hia colirao.
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PAEIs, August S.-Tho Ma!in to-day
publishes a long article on thB rela-
tioua of the European powers to China,
Japan and Korea. Tho editor 10 most
appreheusive Of q covert attempt at
ovorrcaching on the part OF Great
Britain. After advising Franco to re-
main neutral as long as possible. he
says: "If. however, any power except
China aud japan seek TO gain az ad-
vantage in Korea, France must hold in
reserve the right to act so as TO secure q
similar advantage for horselt,
ut would bG necessary also 10 re-
adjust tho balance OF power in case 1t
should be destroyed by Great Britain
occupying Port Hamilton or Russia
occupying Port LaEareR"
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A DEADLOCK

Between BrookinrIdEe and Owens Com
rniItOomon In FayOtta County, Ky.
LEXINGTON, KY. August s.-Ihe Fay
ette county Democratic committee met
here to-day for tho purpose Of elocting
q chairman.
The names at B. J. Welch, Dreckin'
ridge man, and L. P. Farrell, an Owens
man, wore put before the convention,
but after four ballots. In each Of which
the vote stood u to IL, one refusing to
vote, an adjournment was had until
Wednesday next Tho Settle commit.
teenan refused TO vote, and 1t Is be'
lieyed he will still refuse.
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FOR HYDRoPHoBIA
strong Proof of Successful Treatment by
InooouIntiou.

Strong Proof OF Successful Treatment by
InooouIatiou.
WASHINGTON, August S.-strong proof
Of the value OF inocculation in casos Of
hydrophobIa ls furnished by United
states Consul Heenan, at Odessa, who
transmits report Of tho Odessa
psychological station for the year, com:
prising detailed and careful records Of
the efficacy OF the Pastour treatment as
applied by that institution with view
to dctermiuing its worth. ,
Many Of the cases treated resulted
from tho bites Of rabid wolves, sup.
posed 70 convoy the most ,virulent and
dreadful form Of hydrophobia. Tho re.
sulta OF tho treatment were that Of 7D9
cases treated but six died (all children)
and In these cases from four to twalye
days had elapsod between tho wound
ing and the incubation.
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DEFIANCE O., August s.-Nearly sixty
thousand people wero present to-day at
tho first centennial celebration Of the
building of Fort Defiance on this spot
August s, 1904, by Mad" Anthony
Wayne.
Addresses were made by Governor
Mckinley, Secretary OF State Samuel Z.
Taylor, +. +. Hoy, grand exalted ruler
of Elks, Mayor Dictrick and Othors.
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naprIrREn AZ LAST.

a. II. RaclIn, tho Mnrtioror Of AndrOw
Thompson, Arrested In IInnsn"'
Cn,nLEsroS, ". VA, August S.-Laat
March, A. II. RatlIr killed Andrew
Thompson, a. sewolI, Faycttc county,
and escaped. Tho authorities offered o
reward Of 500 for his arrest and tho
citizens added $50.
To-day the police here received q telc-
gram from tho marshal Of Pittsburg.
Kansas, saying that RatliH wns in Jail
there IIG will be brought hero at oncu.
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"A ApnnItcnt Annrclist.

BARCELONA, August s. Salvador
French, who is under sentence Of death
for causing tho explosion in the Licoo
theatre in November last, whom moro
than thirty persons were killed, has
written o lottcr to tho bishop request
ing that he visit him. HU says that he
desires to mako q confession. He is
despondont and ponitent and sutfcrs
continually from Il sOlf.intiicted wound.
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Tho coprro,. of Religions.

LoSo Bs.ou, L l., August S.-The
principal attraction Of the session Of
tho Congress Of Religions to-day was
Joseph Cook. The exercises opened
With an address by the Rev. DR.. i. Z.
EllInwood on CONTACTS and Divergen'
clos OF tho Ethic Religions and their
Relation to Christianity" Row. d.. A.
ii. Mckinney followed with an address
on "suryIyals OF Zoreastrianism." This
afternoon Joseph Cook spoke on "The
Peerlessuess OF Christian Life"
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Cows, August S,-Tho emperor OF
Germany diped with the queen at o.
borno this evening. The prln:o Of
Wales and tho marquis aud marchion.
moss or Lorno were present.
a reception tcudercd subsequently,
by tho queen was attended by tho Oil.
cors OF tho British, German and United
Statos naval vessels in tho hGrbor.
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MAY GALL TROOPS.

Tho Strike situation ut Omaha sam Grows
Serious.
OMAHA, NGu, August S.-Employes
tonight on their way from work woro
assaulted by strikers who wsro sta
toned at all points to intercept them.
In tho evening the governor, ndjutant
general. mot the packers TO canvas tho
matter. Tho packers declared that the
situation was most critical and tho gov
ernor finally concluded to do nothing
pnliI morning aud then, II thore was no
imDroyoment, to call for troops.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, August s.
News reached hero tonight
that shoriT Ira LNmbortson,
OF Smith county, was shot
and fatally wounded in battle between
his possc aud tho notorious Cap Shaw
rnng OF outlaws near Middleton, Tom.
Tho desporadoes escaped but hundreds
OF mon in Smith county arU In purluit
Of them aud morc blood is expected 10
flow.
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LONDON. August &-The Associated
Pross ls informed from an official source
that Great Britain desires to act cntirO-
ly in accord with tho United States Mt
BlucHolds, Nicaragua. Great Britain
Will rofraIn from any interference, OK
copt such as Is considered necessary for
the protection Of British life and prop
erty and 70 maintain treaty obligations.
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WASHINGTON, August a.-The official
advice from London TO the effect that
Great Britain Is cooperating with the
United States in Bluefields, Nicaragua,
ia In line with the statements hereto
fore made In tho Associated Press dis.
patches from Washington, and Is fully
confirmed at the state department to-
Ia.
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RgADrvo, Pa, August S.-It i' stated
hero tonight upon apparently good
authority that Archbishop Ryan. OF
philaJoiphia, contomplatOs tho di vision
n Tho arch. diocese OF which hO is tho
bcaJ Tho now bishop will. 1t 10 said,
roSiJo in Reading aud tho now SEQ Is to
include about fifty parishes.
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PHILADELPHIA, AuGusts.-QucOn & Co..
incorporated, one Of the Oldest firms of
opticians In this city, hns mndo an
assignment for the benefit Of creditors
10 John Gordon Gray, their business
manager. The company had capital
OF 100000.
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Anothor Anarehl.t Outrage.

LONDON, August s-A dispatch to
the Standard from Athens says TINT a
bomb exploded with terrific force in
the jewish quarter Of tho city Of Corfu
last evening, killing seven persons, and
doing considerable damage TO proper
ty. There is no clue 70 tho perpetrators
Of tho ontrnRo.
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WAR IN THE ORIENT.
Moro Battles Fought Between tho
Chinese and Japanese,
With VICTORIES FOR THE "JAPS"

sItIeonn, Taken by rhom with TrIfiIns
Loss, While tho CelcstialS Lost 600
Mcn-Runors of n Chinese Naval
Victory-Chiucsc EnIIst FiVo Thou-
sand Black FIags-A VoIoo from tho
French Press--rhat Government
Urged to Maintain its RIghtS In
Korea
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sOs,n,I.,Io plnnl. illuminated,

Dosros, August s,-The socialistic
plank 10 tho platform Of the state
branch Of the American Federation Of
Labor was eliminated at to.day's aea.
sion OF the conference by vote OF 10 70
2S. Tho question was debated for over
three houra
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VrnHHA, August S.-Cholera has ap-
peared in seventeen districts oil Galicia
and Dukawiua. At Haleszczyky, GaliCia,
to-day there wcrO sixteen now cases aud
nino douths, and ut uerodOnka, Galiciu,
fourteen now casos and eight deaths.
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THE MYSTERY
As TO What tho Democratic Tariff
Bill viii he Continues,
TIE COKEDYlS NOT YETAT AMEND.
But tho 0losiDg Act May Come
Soon In q Compromise
FULL OF RANK Inconsistencies,

sueh as onIy.ehc Democrats in Con.
gross ure Capable of Porpetratlng.
Tho Conference ReVorses ItsolI
Again-This Tlmo it Is to DO FrcO
Iron Orc With Protected Coal,
Though a Reversal of That Agree.
ment Is Within tho Range OF POSI-.
blitties-Everybody at soa, but "a
BilI of Some Kind" Msy DO Agreed
Upon as q n1Hleshift.
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LEBANON, ISn, August s.-lianson
wennor was shot and killed by his
fatber.in.law, James Livingstone, to.
night. Mt the lattor's home In this city.
Wosnor is a son OF Lawyer G. W.
Wesner, who was killed by J. @. Brown
in tho court room at panVllle a your ago
laAt Nav,
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~ THE HOUSE.

MPubllo business Day"-A borhmoio fot
Government Money
wAsnrSGroN. August S-This was
public business day in tho house. and
there was tho usual scramble ot mem'
bOrs for their sharo, and six bills wore
passed, authorizing an aggregate c1'
pendIluro Of $4,000. A snag was
Strnck when tho bill npproptiattnR
Si,OO0OOO for the erection Of . now
building at Chicago was reached, Mt.
Jones, Of Virginia, insisting on tho
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WAauISoroS. D. G.. August S-Thc
senate hold q three hours session TO-
day, in which q number Of minor bills
Weso passed aud the conference report
on tho Indian appropriation bill was
oVranh IN
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SAN JosR, GALA, August s.-The
stringcrs Sons Pottery Company. one of
tho largest establishments Of this kind
in tho west, was destroyed by fro to.
day. Tho loss is estimated Mt between
$4,000 and 100000; insurance $4,000.
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II.,I G,ytIn Order.

ATLANTIC CRY. N. j., August S.-Carl
Brownies contingent Of Coxey's army
arrived Of Atlantic City just alter day
brcak to-day and went into camp 10 the
vicinity Of tho old Excuraion House
near tho bench.
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MANCHESTER, ENG., August s.-San.
dow, tho "strnng man." was married
this morning in the cathedral to Miss
blanche Brooks. the daughter Of local
photographor.
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Dora-Don't you think my gowns 1t
better tIan thoy used to? CorA-ios.
Your dreas.mnkOr told mo yesterday
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