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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PkRISIENSE,- Y
Perfumeria cale de la Cruz ntmero i2 Surtdo ge
neral de 10 mejor que perfumeria fabrica ei
Francia Aemania, especialdad enseres
barberia. Limpieza seTvicio inmeorable. Sc &C
miten abonados por meses Sergio LeeOmpts. I
GERONIMO ZERBI.-AGENTE DF
SEGgCIOS Sol 42.CoEpra veDde a7ciones del Banoo
paho De Rico del oria Ageols Ceduas hipot
beearias del mismo
UEa madre y III hija muy parecidas
asisteD q IN baila
Ac6rcass una de elias uu sljeto,
le dic3:
So conserva usted aduirablemorts
esta usted caai tan joven como su hija
Els que 20 soy la hijs, taballero!
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LUIS SANCHEZ VAzoUEz, age

de g. Pardo Y Compafiia, de Nueva-York
y de varias fabricas d IL rnisma ciudat
Ell con1o De The Amertcdn and colonial
EGp0rt Company d Lnndres de J. II
5. Nos d. Manchester, ofrece sus servi-
ci~ s sus numerosos relacionados de esta
Capital v de la Isla.
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sucEsOREs nEc0YAs Yc.. AFRO,

W6OWmEO WE0VWBD 7 W AFEO-
yn.-P uertO hico -Feiegralnt VASCO. -
Comerciantes i'm rtad5r. esfeouta 10
res en- toda clase de frutos del pals. 26 10
A aRANDES MALES GFAEDas RENE
DIosuando empobrecmento organize aniquia cuerpo
espitp, npone devolver al sistema
funrz vgCr de ah La Indication Vino Cordial
de Cerebrina ulric conceptuado 6icos emf
reconstituysnte" vitaiza
DOR r&pdo .lss
Sc VENDE un solar con casa do ma.
dera eucla va la ell mismo, sto en- Santurce a Ia
entrada por el puente San Antonio colinda con la
carretera la ensenada del Cond do.-En esta Ga
pital Gale de San Jose mum. l3 informaran. Is 10
Una costurera Sc convierte de pronto
en- srtista y Sc Gambia el nombre
Up amigo le dice:
d Por que te llamas ahora de distin'
to mo.so que aut"a?
-Porque no he querido deshonrar el
nombre de mi madre; por mas q1e 6sta me
hubiesa abandonado.
-iY que has hecho?
-He adoptado ell de una tia que me ha
educado y me quiere muchu
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WN0S.-tL MEJuA - T. Dos I'm CA-
LIDAD YPRECIO FL RIOJANO DE 'nRICHU. dotAlla
pdtal rsto 15 don Manuel Rivera sebssap sa
hendas de los seores Ay6n F. Zaorano Puerta de Tie
a segunda Ilnea certificates de origen an8iiss DE
tan exceenes oado ean disposic6r del gre gste vo"s
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Ell TOkTO, ,--Unico dep6sito del desa,
2reditado RON TOPACIO las tres 8. ST.
regala & los tocayos del estabIeciniento
o eentavos botella.
l0---Pavia--.lu Arec bo
Gede6n farmac6utico:
Entra on Ia botica un paleto ex-
clama:
.-Deme usted una medicina para Ell
est6mag,.
30 Is tiene listed?
N" IL s6, pero siento aquf una cosaI
que me subs baja, y luego vuelve a su
bir.
va Sc 10 quo es-coutesta Geda6n.-I
jPor casualidad SO habrfa usted tIagado
un ascaneOr?
a. TlkAu0.-JoYERIA PLAZA DE Al
FONSo XIIran srdo de 1oyas de plata b-antSs
pedras dnas aode9s de gran novedad eeganoa noomps
PECIADADEs-En Relo1ea de oro, Plata Nikel Acero
Cron6merros Caonografos Repecones RosoOpf Lent
Gafas de oro crstes dnos de Rocs Ceutros de
tmportGci6n arects. Prscioe sin compatencia.
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CGaraEuzaos la oornposcn de nuesros abonosL@ase 81
Ade1as de abonos epre2dos e ta1b
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Des1nenuZadOras de Cana

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TOTAL ABsrArNERs.
Catholic Total Abstinence Society In sOS
Elon In Now York.

Catholic Total Abstinence Society In Sos.
SIon In New York.
New York, August THE twenty.
9th annual convention Of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union OF America be.
gan here this morning. RI Rev. James
NJ. Clsary, OF Minneapolis, president OF
the society. called the convention to or
dor The business OF the meeting was
,preiacsd by prayer delivered by Rev.
Father 0'Callahan, of Now York. The
usual committees were then appointed.
Three hundred aud fifty delegates are
present.
Cathedral, which was celebrated by
Mgr. saloIll. Archbishop Corrigan de-
liyorcd an address ana Archbishop
Ryan, OF Philadelphia, preached the
sermon.
Tho afternoon session was opened
with prayer by Rov. Father Mcmahon.
Upon motion Of Father Kotty, It was
voted to send a Rtolcgram Of greeting to
his grace, Archbishop John ireland,
and on motion Of Father O'Brien q sim.
liar greeting was cablOd to his holiness,
Pope Loo Nil.
According to Vice President LoSuo's
report. the union has never been In u
moro tlourishinG condition. In tho last
year there has been more activity
among tho local unions than ever DO.
loro and complimenLOd Mr.. Lake, tho
third vice prcIidOnt Of the Union, for
tho work ho has done rs temperance
orator, both woSt aud cast.
Rev. Father Cloary next read his re.
port aa president Of tho union. The ro-
port was moro In tho shape OF tenn
Peranee lecluro. Hc declared that tho
union had no alliliaLion with any poliu.
cal party, aud that although overturos
Ind frequently boon madO by tho
leaders Of the prohibition party thoy
Ind always boon declined, but that ind.
viduals worO always permitted to sOloct
and voio with any party desired.
A portion OF Archbishop lrcIanda
lOttOr road ~ follows:
To-day II Is woIl known by Catho.
lies aud non. Catholics that tho mon
whose habits bOtFNy ovcn Ia Blight do.
prOO Il taste for strong drink, Ia no truo
fuHfthtHtNttfN VI NHtRbl'b lhht AhIhbA
sollota know that their bus!nOsa as It Ia
usually conducted in tho country, is
irownOd upon by tho church. Enter.
talnmOnls aud other parties under tho
patronage Of Catholic organizations Hro
not disuracUd by tho presence OF LIQUOR
aud public banQuOts among Catholics
atO hold without tho DOOr bottle or tho
Wins bottle"
II was $40 o'clock bOtorO to.nighps
naradO reached Carnegie Music Hall.
For M hour a crowd OF Thousands Of
ponplN had boon waiting
Vicar Mooney chairman oi Tho COM
mttlCo Of Arrangements, inA short al.
dross inlroiuCOd Archbishop OortigNn
NV OH Alrlnan Of tho OvOnlng
LoltCts wOrO read from W. Bourko
Cochran, 4. H. UOutOrt aud Hugh j.
Grant
State senator OsnlliyAn SpokO md
favored iront OXclso laws, llo WIS lro'
Qucntly hsqUd, and Archbishop Corr.
ghn rehukcl tho audience.
Senator O'sUlllynn rut his anuOch
abort llu wN followed by PrOsldunl
ltnosuvOll, Of tho polio, board, who was
greeted BtiH4Ivety with ehaeFs. llp an'
awOrOd State Senator y Sullivan aud de-
hOhnrot tho attitude thB state senator
ASSUMED,
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LONDON, August s,-A dispatch to the
Times from Havana gives the details Of
the light near Bsyamo on July 12, in
which General santocildes was killed.
The correspondent says;
"The Cubans counted 37s dead aud
wounded spanlards on the field. The
Cuban loss was fourteen Killed aud
Ieventy.eight wounded. The CubanS
captured 425 rifles, ten cases OF ammunl.
tIOn, $4,000 in cash aud the baggage
and pack animals Of the spGuiardG.
"over 10000 inuurgentI are under
arms now in ths province Of Santiago
dc Cuba alone"
Late advlces from Cuba state that
Marcus Garcia, mayor Of sauto E1plritu,
has taken armS against Spain and gone
with 1900 men. Captain General
CampoS has ordered 10 per cent to 90
forward to action. His orders caused
much disSatiSfaotion, the citizens claim
Ing the volunteers should be kept In
the city for its protection. It 10 ru.
mored In Havana that CampoG 10
anxious to reGiRn and will do 80 first
chance.
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SOUND MONEY WON.

Tie Free silverltss Defeated In the Iowa
Democratic CouventOn-fsAbb Nom.
mated for Governor.
MARsHALIrowN, Iowa, August THE
Democratic state convention was called
to order In the Odean opera house by
Chairman Howard at 1920 this morn.
Ing. Tho convention contains 1,o79 del.
egates, every county being fully repre-
seused. Judge Nathaniel French. Of
Davenport, was made temporary chair.
man aud addrsAAed the convention.
CRucauses held this morning, prior to
to assembling OF tho convention by
various districts, revealed tho fact that
FREQ silver men are in hopeless minority.
A minority report OF tho resolutions
committee iavoring 10 to ! free coin-
ago plank and hot fight on tho plat.
form was prOclpitatsd on the floor, the
FREQ silver m1n having frat inning.
The financial plank OF tho majority
report OF the resolution committee real
lrmed the seventh plank OF the last
national Democratic convention, hold.
lug to tho use OF both gold aud silver as
tho standard money OF tho country and
tho coinage Of both without discrimi.
nation aud that the parity Of the two
metals bO maintained.
Tho minority resolution was voted
down by G5l TO 42l, aud tho majority
resolution was adopted.
Dabb was nominated for governor and
BoStow Tor lieutenant governor, both by
acClamRiion,
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HOLMES Is HATCH.
a New Phase of the Mystery Advanced BY
Hstsl Clerk.

A New Phase OF the Mystery Advanced by
Hotsl Clerk.
CHICAGO. August7.-F. B, Little, night
clerk Of the Grand hotel thinks he has
solved the mystery Of Holmes' female
companion from St. Louis to Toronto
when thu Pls.zel children were taken to
the Canadian city. Mr.. Little has iden.
tilted pictures OF Mrs. Pietlel as the
woman who, with Holmes and the two
little girls. occupied two rooms at tho
West End hotel on the Eighth Of last
October.
At that time Little was night clerk at
the West End. He says that Holmes, q
woman Of about thirty.eight and two
little girls entered the hall and Holmes
asked for two rooms, the doors Of one Of
which were to be tightly locked during
his stay. The two little girls were kept
close prisoners, and whenever they es.
caped Into the hallway they were
dragged back into tho room Rs though
their very existence should be kept
secret.
Little recognized the Pie!zsl children
from photographs, but It was not until
he had ssudisd number OF pictures
that he positively identified Holmes.
When shown number Of pictures Of
women In tho case he pointed to one Of
Mrs. PietEel aud said:
"That is the woman who was at the
hotel last fall"
II Little iS not mistaken In his idsnti.
6cation the mysterious Hatch 10 Holmes
after all,
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TROOPS NOT NEEDED

At spFlhE VallaE-A Mass Meeting o
Citizens aud Miners DsuOuuc0 the SEN
SAtlonal Reports In Chicago Papers.
sPRING VALLEY, ILL.,, August T.
State troops for the present, at least,
will not be ordered TO this turbulent
town. Peace has been declared, This
was brought about through tho efforts
Of Colonel Hugh L. Baylo, assistant Rd'
jut1nt general, sent here by Governor
Altgeld. Colonel Bayle Teashed hare Rt
| o'clock to-day. lie was mat at the
hotel by Sheriff Clark, Judge Trimhle
and other officials and prominent citt'
zsnS. A short conference was hold in
which Colonel BaYls outlined the policy
Of Governor AltgsId regarding the pres
enEtrouhls.
Colonel Bayle was informed by sher.
III CLARK, Superintendent Dalzell and
other cltizans, miners and public OH.
GERS, that no one had as yet been killed.
All admitted, however, that one hun.
dred citizens, all colored, had been driy'
on from their homes by a mob composed
OF Italians, Poles, BavarlRnS and Hun
garian miners. Many shots were fired
aud aomo OF tho CoIored miners were
wounded and brutality beaten. These
negroes, men, women and children,
had been assailsd aud ruthleSsly driven
from theta homes ind forced to 20 to
Sertonvillc. As to this outrage, all
were agreed, but that any one had been
killed, or fatally wounded both coal
company officials aud miners denied.
Colonel BlyiS was then informed that
tho mnera were to hold q mNBs.meeting
on the public square at 8 o'clock at
which resolutions we're to 90 presented
for adoption. The resolutions pledge
tha miners to maintain law and order
and conclude as follows:
"ReSolrsi, That we denounce lying re.
ports, misreprsSenting this city, sent to
tho Chicago papers by one Bailey, oil
Princeton. These dispatches in the
main ars infamous, distorted and OK.
aggeratad beyond human reasoning. In
denouncing those atrociouH misrspre.
sentations we hold as accountable the
Chicago press, who could easily have
informed themselves as TO tho actual
truth OF tho situation. "
At tho appointed hour, about 600
miners assembled in the public square
at mass.meelinE, and the resolutions
wero adopted.
Notwithstanding the miners reSolu.
tion, it 10 generally believed that II tho
negroes return TO work there will be
trouble.
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ing In Hwalang at the time, received q
slight cut In the lobe Of the right ear,
was thrown to the ground, beaten about
the lower exIremitles and the body,
Mildred Stuart, aged twelve years, re-
ceiVOd wound on the outside OF the
right knee joint Aor condition ia So
riuus.
Kathleen Stewart, eleven years old,
received several slight woupda,
Herbert Stewart, six years old, re-
eeived deep wound on tho right side
OF the neck four inches long;
one on the crown which Clipped the
external table OF the skull, He died Of
the injuries thirty hours later on the
road to sulkoWo.
Evan Stewart, three years old, was
stabbed in the lett thigh, Hla copdl'
Iion is not serious.
Topsy SapadsEs' death was caused by
q aspear wound on the right aldo OF the
head, the weapon entering tho brain,
This trlghtiul massacre was doue by
members OF the secret society known as
the vegetaTiRns, who have been causing
much trouble alike to ChristiSna and
heathen in and around Ku Chsng city,
From various reports OF those who
saw the attack believe that about
eighty men WDre engaged,
The attack came like a thunder'boll
out Of clear sky, not one OF the victims
having tho slightest intImatlon OF the
intention to assault them.
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cot, R. &. FAST,
CommnndIng PlrSt Regiment.


provided with passes and o!hors "mak.
ing tho run" These latter have been
entirely too many TO suit the otticers.
They run the lines going out, but COM
ing back they could not run over the
lines or anything else. In fact 1t was all
that some OF them eonld do 10 walk at
all. ThrOo OF this clnss were especially
conspicuous Rs they perambulGted out
Seventh strsat yesterday afternoon, atm
In arm for mutual support, each having
SunaoWer upon his blouse, aud all
throe singing in funeral tonei I've
Won't Go Homo Till Morning"
oRIoMAL PACKAGES.
Many purchases arc beinS mado by
the soldiers who como to town, Almost
all return to camp laden with all sorts
Of load, and packaGs', containing chiefly
things 70 eat, not to mention the ''orlg.
inal packages with which 90 many are
provided.
In ordor to stop this running Of lineS
and to insure moro discipline tho fol-
lowing orders were issued from brigade
headquarters:
BmGApE HEADQUARTERS, !
WEST VIRGINIA NATIONAL GUARD,
CAMP MAcCoRELE, August 6, 1895. }
General OnttI No :.
In order to put n stop to the vary un.
soldierly aud unmilltary practice Of run.
ming over the sentinels' lines, reginsntal
commanders aro authorized and com.
mandod to discover the offenders and
conaae them TO the guard tent on bread
aud water dot for the remainder OF the
euraInpmonL Records
will be kept OF those mon so offending.
and upon repetition ot tho olOnSe
thsy will no brought to trial by gen.
eral court martial.
Tho brigade commander regrets the
necessity Of disturbing the many order.
ly aud vol disciplined soldiers in order
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AMERICAN MECHANICS.

A Monster Parade at CitaFisstoa-cIOSe Of
n SaccssSEul Meeting.
Special DiSpdieh 70 he hieiigsHotn
CuARLEsroN, W. Va, August 7.-The
turnout Of the American Mechanics to.
day was the larSclt ever seen hero on a
similar occasion. Four bands werO in
line aud tho parade was fully a mile In
length. Hundreds we're unable to gain
entrance to tho court house, wherO
public addresses were mado by Ma.
tionRl Councillor simons and National
Secretary Server Hon. Adam d. Lit.
tlspaEe presided At tho meeting.
Tho business session Of the council
ended this evening aud q notable event
to both the order aud the city closed
with a session OF good fellowship at the
st. Albert Hotel, whore au elegant bGn'
quet was served by Mr.. GosmRn. All
the principal streets were protusely dec.
Grated with the national colorS to-day
and never beiors in this city was such
general interest taken in the meetings
OF a secret organization. The visitors
we're royally entertained and will depart
with good impressions Of the city and
leaving good impFessioaS behind them,
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GEI.MANlC's FAST TIME,

Tho white str Liner nsducOs Her East.
CFn Record.
New YoRK, August IA dispatch ro'
cOivcd at tho White Star Line Office this
afternoon statcs that steamer GormOnic
was sighicd of FastnOt NJ $3.50 y. IN.
Tho Gcrmaule saiIad from this port
on July 81, clearing tho bar at 3:35 p.
IN. Allowing lhrCo hours from fS,lnOt
to Dnunts Rock, tho GOtmNnic's IimO
will BE- ak daYa, Iw0niy.lhrCO hours
aud iorty.nvo mlnulOi.
Tho Gormanic'a host previous run
wns made In June last aud was seven
days, two hours aud futty.onc minutes
Tho steamer, therefore. OH this trip, has
reduced her eastern record by about
two hours mud lhrCc.quarlCrs.
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to discover tho fcT who RrO disordorly
md undisCiplinsA, but II Il thu only
method Oxcupt by firing ball cartridges
In n thlCkly settled community, thOrChY
OndNnglring tho llves Of innocent poo.
pls. lIy command Of
BnidADlER GENERAL SPfLMAS.
s. d. llAKER,
liouG Col. and Asst Adjt Gon'l.
suuai' ara sont after Offenders, and
sonOtnDs thOrO ID II gptrttuh mtr. A
auund may roo ono Of those fellows ON
lOrlng tho front door Of saloon, but
that IN no indication that tho man IL
captured, for LhOrO ls always back
door which tho inexperienced squad
falls to watch, or the aido door aud
Olhor convenient places Of exit.
liflghllGr General James A. lloluy,
a4iHlaHt memorial, IL spending his time
nt camp In II tonl suitably prOnarOl ior
him. General llollUy In good military
man, nS wall ~ nn aOnhln aud courteous
pontlonah, mud olncprA aud tnOn nike
Rro gai to have him 1t tho cump
Governor MacUUrklO, who lnlenlol
to arrive hOt0 to-day, wNi prevented
from alnrtine ~ tho last m1mant hy n
call 10 Philadelphia on IMPORTANT bn'i.
moss, much TO lhu regret pi ALL llc viii
bo latO EtldNv and viii lkOly npnnd
moaL Of lila tlmo nt camp. Saturday IA
uuVofnOrs Day and NO doubt tho ldrgOql
cyoWl oi all will bo prcionl Oh TINT day,
TltE DRE0s rANADES,
Tho drOqs paradoi Ato tia most lnlor.
OaLihg features Of tho OncampmOnt u
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sptelnl pl,pal.A 70 "a. Inteataenee,.

Special Diipa,.h 10 The IN,sataeneer,
PARxERsBURd, W, Va, August 7.-Any
QUO who wants ito see the ways Of a
aoldiera lie has now splendid OppOr-
tunity. Although tho West Virginia
National Guard ia not as we'll drilled or
as thoroughly disciplined as tho regular
army, yet 1t Is gradually attaining n
high grade Of proficiency aud in case
tho honor or safety of our Mountain
State were threatened the guard would
bO found amply ablo 10 preserve the
peace and dignity Of this state aud to
protect her property. The soldiers arc
now becoming accustomed to CAMP lie
and belurs the Oncampment closes
many Of tho errors now TO be soen will
be no more.
The soldiers have boon coming to
town in swRrmH, somo OF them being
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snoRr IN nIs AooouN1s.


John 8. Matthews Charged with Getting
AWaT with building Association Funds
Special Di'paith 10 The hhltgeaoh
MARrINsDuRo, W. Va, August 7.-At
a meeting Of the Valley Exchange build.
Ing and loaa association last night Il
was ordered that a warrant he sworn
out for tho arrest Of John s. Matthews,
tho secretary OF the association. It was
accordingly dono and he was placed in
Jail at a late hour in tho night Matt.
hows 10 short In his accounts about
$500. He has bOon carrying on u
gradual steal for several years, but tho
discovery oi 1t WAS not made until a fow
weeks ago when It was ordered that his
books bs audited. Tho association do
lSyed action until u fuller investigation
could be made. He Is undNr bond to
tho association for $1,000, With George
NJ. Bowers az surety, and tho asHociA.
ton will lose tho rcE. The crime 10
larceny undor tho West Virginia statute
and Is punishable with from two to ton
years Ia the penitHntiarY.
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TIE KU-CaENG MASSACRE.


Ths First News Cnniirmcd-IIow tho Mi'.
GIonArleS Woro Slaughtered,
SEw Yong, August S.-Tho World
to-day will publish tho following special
cable from Foo Chow, China:
Dr. Gr4gory, an American missionary,
who escaped from Ku Chong, gives the
following account OF tho massacre thOte:
AZ 1880 n m. on ThuradRy, Augubt
l,anaiiVO Christian rushed into my
'Iliy, saying that several Of tho foreign
ladies' At HBRsnnE, A mountain resort.
EJonI twSlyN milOS from tho city oil ku
Chong had bean killed that morning
and that two houses had been burned.
llllCon minutes lAtOr notO from Mr..
Phillips confirmed this iIe wrote that
hyo adde's wOfs dOad, tho stewards wCto
m'sjng aud four persons wOto seriously
wounded.
IN hall an hour tho magistrate wont
10 llwaiRnR undhr an escort
w. Gregory proceeds to RiVO MI tho
horrible details Of tho massacre and tells
oI what hs Saw himself NJ iolIoWsi
wa4 delayed In lowing Rn ChonR
9Ting TO tho fact that the Coolies TO.
iulod 10 carry chairs
On my arrival Bot To work TO mako
no Injured aI comfortable M possible.
hu UodfinRtou roCeiv1d Asword cut OK
'enIlnRiron tho loft angle oI hor mouth
dIl2onnlly outward aud downward seven
0choI long, completely dividing tho
Iovor lip and exposing tho inferior
m1tiIlnty bonOI ono cut on tho
rtpwn lhrus inchoa In longth
nDl quito down 10 tho inner
Wblu Of tho skull onb cut
sofDs the nose bsasalh tho tlghL cyo
lyO inches longnnd another throo inches
long on the right sidO VI tho neck,
hlIm Mabel o. Hartford, oi tho Molh'
olIII inllIlOn, tie only American rosld'
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naru DnrnsN by Llrhtnlnr.

SPECIAL Dspdtch TO he InitiligeRoc''
KiSgwooD, W. Va, August 7.--The
lightning struck q largo barn this morn.
ing belonging to Enog Ashburn, a
wealthy farmer who livoI at RCedsvilIn,
this county. The barn took FRO and II
was entirely destroyed. Tho loss OF tho
building and contents Ia estimated to
bo about $500. There is some insut.
anro on tho property. A large quantity
OF grain, hay aud q carriage und aomo
barn machinery were in the barn aud
not sNvod. Tho property Is insured in
a WhOOling company.
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ooop ron oun noYs.
Tho Chinese Army Commanders PnY Trlb'
ute to tho nrnVsry Of Americans.

ute to tho bravery of Americans
WASHINGTON, August z--UnilOd
stutcs Minister DOnby in a report to tho
state department dated pOking, Juno
-, Calla attention ITO tho gratifying
fact that amid thu dnlradatIoni and do.
capilationA which woro 40 common Of
Chinese military ollcOrl during tho rC.
cont war, In ovOry case In which 70.
turned American student IL mentioned
tn nH imperial decree, he Ia commended
aud awarded honOrq for bravery" Tho
minister OuCloBos n copy OF such q do
croo In tho case bi tho Chinese officers
who died at Wokllnl.Wol, especially
monliuning lIuNng tbu Lion Nl laying
down hia ltiO hOrOlCAlly In II crisis OF
danger, aud ordering that his family bO
granted extraordinary government aid
and that further hOnorS bO paid him.