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THE SERIOUS CHARGE
Brought Against Prom,nsAt Broker Ii
e. TaalR


Brought Against PrOminsRt Broker In
St LoaiE
Sr. LOUIS. August l5,--The body Of
Nancy Leathe, a negesS, sister aud heir
OF Priscilla Henry, another neSresS,
whose bagnio has been for years the
moat notorious in the city OF ST. Louis,
was cxhumed by order Of the coroner
to-day aud tho viIcera taken out for
chemical examination. In tho mean
time Thomas Il Howard, a descendant
OF the English family OF that name, and
a broker OF thirty years standing, who
has been the paramour Of the Henry
woman and has had charge OF her af'
fatr.. 10 under arrest peudtug the result
OF the investigation.
Some days ago Howard was arrested
charged Jointly with Florence Will
iams, cool; in the Henry womau's house.
with attempting TO iraudulently trans.
fer to himself (the Williams woman per.
Eouating the Henry woman) $4,000
worth Of the St0O0JO worth OF real es-
tate accumulated by the Henry woman
during a career Of shame Of many years.
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strike on LoUr GREEK.

Eight uundred Msn Out-EOW River ope.
rniprs Forcing the sttlEo.
CnAnLrsroS, W. VAn August l5.-All
tho minors OF f.oup Crock, with tho OK
ceplion Of those at Jean, struck to-day.
About sOOarO out. Those employed at
Glen joan, aboas 200. refuse to quit, and
almost nh equal number at Mcdonald
say thsy will 20 in again unless tue
Glen Jean mon quit. lis probable tho
matter will bs settled Tomorrow.
Now river operators hav6 notified
thnir men that thCY must submit to n
reduction from 40 to 80 cents for min
ing Il tho Loup creek strike Is unAuc'
COssiul
Loup crook operators nay higher
wngOs tlinn those OF Now river, but tho
coal oi tho former eau DO mined mich
cheaper and has boon supplanllng the
lattOr In tho market
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NEW DNrNnPRIsEs
In the sOuth-A Good showing in One
Week,

In the south-A Good showing In One
Week.
BALTIMORE, August l5.-In itI weekly
review Of southern business interests,
the Manufacturer Record reports con-
tinuod activity in rntlroad and indus
trial affairs. Notwithstanding tho fact
that there arc over 100 cotton mills
under construction, or companies or
ganising to build in tho south, more
companies ATE consIan tly being formed.
Among the new mills reported for the
week was a 100000 company at Selma,
Ala, a 5000 spindle twin mill at Plod'
mont, Va, q $4,000 mill at EorkvilIo,
s. O., q $4,000 mill organized at Laur'
Gus, S. O., a S58,099 company which has
purchased IN old mill at Goldsboro, n.
O., to be enlarged, $1,000 spindle mill at
Malice, n. Q,
Considerable activity ls noted In Iron
interests, especially in Alabama, aud
plans have been matured for building
two furnaces at BesSemer In connection
with tho large steel plant recently pro-
jected there. Arrangements are being
made for putting into operation several
oil the now idle furnaces in that state.
A $4,000 water power company ia Ar
kansas, a S2O,0)0 lumber manufacturing
at Pensacola, aud cigar factory at
Palatoka to employ l,lOo handd arc
also reported,
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A MYSTERIOUS CASE.
A Woman aud Child FOuud Murdered
Under Peculiar CiTcumStancoa.

A Woman Rnd child Found Murdered
Under Peculiar CiToumStanoOA.
MOLINE, Ills, August l5.-What
seems to be double murder has thrown
the little village of Cordova, twenty
miles up the river, into a fever Of ex.
element Sunday a bOasmaR on the
river discovered the body Of a colored
woman and towed 1t ashore. She was
apparently twsnty.eight years old and
was thought to be q cook or chamber.
maid on ono Of the river boRts. Moth.
ing was found on her person to reveal
identity, barring a spoon, excepting q
photograph olaColored man recognized
a. Charles Jones, cooG of the steamer
Sidney. The stOamers' officers reported
d chambsrmaid missing. Later far.
lner's wife, noOt Cordovn, recognized
tho body a. that OF woman who had
previously called In company with a
cotored man aud infant, and had been
given food, and also identified the spoon
as one she had given the child al the
same time.
Tuesday night a bundle OF ehiid's
clothing was found partly buried in
the sand near the place, where the Wo.
mans body was discovered. Shortly
after mound Of sand was opened and
five inches below the surface was found
tho body Of male child, colored, eigh.
teen months old. head crushed and arm
and leg broken, apparently stamped to
death in the sand and hastily buried.
A colored man, supposed to be the Que
seen with the woman, bought ticket
at Cordova for Chicago, He displayed
several $50 gold pieces. Detectives are
doing everything possible TO solve the
mYaIarY.
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CANnRIDor, Mo-, August l5,-The Re-
publican state convention assembled
horO at noon to-day to nominate candi'
dates for governor, attorney general and
comptroller. The struggle among can
didates, particularly for the governor
ship, has proceeded for weeks with a
iorvor seldom before shown IN the Re-
publican politics OF the state,
The town was In gala attire and the
main hotel, whore the headquarters OF
candidates were maintained, was cover
ed with bunting and devices setting
forth the merits Of Lloyd Lowude' and
William I. MalIter, the two leading
candidates for the RubernatoriRl NOM
inNtiOn.
William +. MAlster withdrew from
the fight before tho ballot was taken,
and Lloyd LoWnisl was nominated for
governor by GcclamHtion. Harry NJ.
Clabaugh was nominated for attorney
general and 4. Il, Graham for comp
irOlIer. Mr. f.oWndeh Is n Wett Wiz.
ginian By birth, being a native OF
ClarkSburg. For many years he has
been identified with Maryland inIereats
aud resides in Cumberland.
The strength OF tho Lowndes elomont
was shown early In tho proceedings by
tho choice oil John q. Rose Tor tom.
poraTy chairman.
This Was soon followed by the formal
withdrawal by Congressman Mudd OF
tho name OF william I. Master, who
had made special canvass for the
gubernatorial nomination. Lowndes'
nomination was then made by standing
vote amid much enthusiasm.
Mr.. Muld's withdrawal OF Masters
name was followed by David N. sloan's
eloquent speech placing Lowntei In
nomination. The speech-lnaking toE
Inwndes became general. those who
had heretofore opposed him joining ia
tho ancomiums offered TO him. An on
thusiastic demonstraliou followed the
announcement,
Tho platform has twelve planks aud
begins with national issues as follows;
:Tha Republicans OF Maryland, in
convention assembled, renew their alle'
RIanco to the national Republican party
and declare:
"First. Tint they favor such n system
OF i'm port duties as shall protect Amsri'
can industrie, and provide sufficient
revenue for tho expenses Of the govern
nsnt, economically administered, 40
that in time OF peace the national debt
shall not be Increased.
Second, That they Oppose any le2is'
latIoR which shall seek TO create in this
country any other or different standard
than that OF the gold dollar, or tho issu'
anco by the government, OF by lta au'
thority or permission, oi any form oI
currency except such as shall ba con-
yortible into gold at its face value by
the holder thereof at his pleasure.
4he third, fourth and allh planks
deal with reasseSsmont Of property, aud
a constitutional Limitation on state in
deblednoss.
The sixth plank IL as iolloWs:
"That all the ingenious devices by
which tho leaders OF tho hitherto Nloml'
nanl party in this state havo sought to
prevent FREQ and fair expression o!
tho public will al the polls shall be
swopt away"
Tho succeeding plankl declare for con.
troll OF election machinery bv tho peo.
po Of the CounliOs, annual registration
in Baltimore; strict court supervision
over election officers; aud the right OF
independent nominees to sucurc place
-. .t al hallnNa
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WANT A RRsnrTLEMENT
ofths whisky Trust Ordsr-A Fine Legal
Point.

Point.
New YoRK, August l5.-ApplIcation
was made to Judge o'Brien in tho su'
preme court to-day by Louis Marshall
oicounsol for tho obIectIng stockholders
oI the Dlstilling aud Cattle Feeding
Company, for rassttlemsnt OF the or
der denying an injunction to restrain
the reorganization committee from bid
ding on the seventeen dlstillsrles which
wore sold at Chicago yesterday for
50, 800, 900 by order OF the United States
circuit court
Mr., Marshall said that while ths 70.
iusal OF an injunction had permitted
the reorganization committee to bid at
yesterdays Sale. vet there sHsmed 10 be
some qusstion In Judge 0'BTien's mind
aS TO the legality Of certain parts Of the
OommiItee'a scheme OF reorganization,
lie said that the entire plan Of that
committee was before the court In the
application for IN injunction, and he
asked Judge 0'Brien 10 30 modify his
previous order denying the injunction
so aa to prevent the committee from
CARRYING out tho scheme by transferring
the property purchased Yesterday to a
new company about to be organized
with q capital stock Of S85, 100000,
Ils said that reseItlsment OF the or
der was asked for because the commit:
tee had bought tho distilleries and
would carry ont iis plans papers could
be prepared to enioin them In another
action. Decision was reserved.
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CHICAGO GEnMANs
start for New York to Celebrate the Auni,
yeFsnry of sedan.

start for New York to Celebrate the Auni.
Versnry of sedan.
CHICAGO, August l6,-ChlcaEo Ger.
mans will assist their New York Coun
trymou to fight again tho battle OF
Sedan. They marched for the seat Of
war to-day.
Fivo hundred veterans Of tho
Doutscher KrIoger Verein assembled at
the corner Of KiuEle aud North Clark
streets, with Joseph schlonker, presi.
dent Of tho Chicago German veterans,
rs chief murShSl aud Julius Schmidt
assistant marshal.
They carried side by side with the
Krieger Vorein the American flag The
column marched through the center OF
the city to Dearborn station. There the
Veterans OF the "war OF TO- took the
train for New York by way Of Niagara
Ealls.
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ONE KILLED
Aud Several Injured on Camden & At
tRnttC Road.

Aud Several Injured on II Camden & At
tRnttC Road.
CAMpES. n. j., August l5,-one per.
son was killed and a score Of others
killed in, a rsaE.end collision on tho
Camden & Atlantic railroad in this city
tonight Tho Atlantic City accommo'
da.lon train, which loft the Shoro at
5 o'clock this evening, crushed In
10 the rear car OF n colored Sunday
school excursion train from Lakeside to
Liberty Park station.
Marshall Sohuson, tho siK'year.oId
son Of Roy. MARSHALL Johnson, pastor
Of tho African Union Methodist
Eplscopal Church OF this city,
was burned to death, and
tho following are tho moro serionsly
injured: Maggie Cannon, Camden
Daisy Nahen, PhiladoIphfai John
Wilson, forty years, Candon; Lucy
Buckman, Philadelphia; Matilda
Onash, Carrots Ford, Pa; Car
rio Quasli. 20 years, Gnrret Ford, Pa ;
Mrs ", johnson, wiio Of tho pastor
Mrs. Lizzie Watts, Camden; Mrs. Mary
Jans Growers, WNst Philadelphia; Mrs.
Growers, Wosl Philadelphia.
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LOWNDES is NAMED
For Governor by tue Maryland Re.
publican Convention
He GETS THERE BY ACCLAMATION

Amid Great EnthusIaSm-A Former
West VIFGlnIaN VIII bO tho Next
Governor of Our NsIghbOrIpg stare
A Model Platform AdoptOd-No AM
DIgulty About tho Money Plank-A
Straight Out Declaration for che
Safest Standard - How Lloyd
Lowndes Was Nominated.
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PoHf R5rAh s. o., August 1.-THE
nav royOrnmOn. dry dock WA opened
for tho nrat limo to-day. Tho United
Slate sieamiNip AmpIIlrlLD waa tho
lltat yu,sul lu bu durtod, and ths wa,
successfully accomplished ai O'Clock,
lhBro wOtO about 1000 puDpO prosDnt,
aud everything passed Oh oAliilaOlorIly.
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Ollie Rodpath, tho we'll known young
actrOW, always Wheeling iavoritc, has
secured a divorce In Chicago from hor
husband, George y. Sutton. l. will bn
A distinct shock to many Wheeling
thcatro.goers vino know hcr as "tho
child actress" TO learn that sho was
married In 1909. llOr husband, she Nl'
legod, troatCi hCr cruOly aud wa, un.
faithful. Amoug tho wnmdn Whdtc
name, came up In tho hearing Of tho
case was Carrie Palmer, now OF PITTS
hnrsh. Ollio loft Sutton somo time ago
and has since made her homo With hvr
nArOnls al Chicago,
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HOLMES CASE.
The Accused Mnn mHy re Taken to chi.
ongO for Triai.

The Accused MNn May iic Take to chi.
cnso for Tidal.
PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-tt has
practically bcen decided that II. II.
Holmes, the alleged murderer Of Minnie
aud Mamie Williams, b. F. Pictrol aud
half dozen others, will go to Chicago
for trial for tho murder Of the Williams
girls. This, Il is said, was The outcome
OF lengthy conference hold In this city
to-day between A. W. Capps, OF Fort
Worth, Texas, and District Attorney
Grahdfn. Alter the conference Lawyer
Capps said that lie had urged the dis
trlct attorney to allow Holmes to 50 to
Chicago, and that Mr.. Graham could
hardly rcFtsc to grant his request
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sIOns, Germany, Canada, France, Meth.
srlanda and Belgium, OF importa after
the fret place held by the United King
dom and the British possessions, follows
Germany with avalualion Of 500, ,0OO. .OOOi
Spanish West Indea Ss2,0OO,0OO Brazil
and France 76,OOO,0OO each, and Canada
$ST 100000.
Tho circular contains carefully pre-.
pared tables Of our exports aud imports
by countries.
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ANAl,Row ESCAPE.

DR.. ". a. CFaSfnft IindIS Injured Out at
Elm Grove Last Night.
Late last night DR.. W. a. Cracraft was
driving through Elm Grove in his
buggy, when Baltimore & Ohio freight
train blocked tho crossing, The train
was separated to lot him through, but
owing to misunderstanding OF ais.
nal, tho cngincor backed up before he
had passed through. His buggy was
demolished, aud hc was badly crushed
and bruised. Ills injuries were ro'
ported to bO bOSorious, though not danger
ous. lIu had u narrow escape from in
ALant dnnth.
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Urea, n, Y, August l5.-A tom
porUry elevator used in hosting build
Ing material on tho Martin block, with
l,2jO pounds OF stonc, was raised soyen.
ty.llvn icot from tho ground to-day whom
tho rnpn broke, causing II to fall TO tho
bottom OF tho collar. JOrcmiah Hess
was killed aud llvo others WCrO injured,
two 90 badly thOy CannoL recover.
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THE QUEENS SPEECH
To Parliament is Brief, but Refers
oVItal Questions
MASSACRE OF The MISSIONARIES

In China aud tho Butehory Of Arme'
nlRR Christians by tho Turks aud
What tho British Governments Is
Doing la Those MAttors-Tho Case
OF an Irish Member OF Parliament
Elect Who is Serving Time In
Prison Creates u Lively Breeze,
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gsooMsppao, PA, August DO II.
Dort, p oslmaslcr Of Berwick, hn' boon
suspended by ordor Of tho federal postal
nu,hotitIp upon report Of Inspector
ii. Is, torman, VI Philadelphia, who. II
i'snid, had discovered n dclicit ~ NJ
DORIS acCuunls Oi moro than lOl ~
\ Bowman has temporarily buoh
placgd In charge.
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1IIIslI AMERICANS
Advocate rhr.lcM Force IN Free Iroianh
TrUm Iirltlsh Hula.


TrUm IirlilsiI iIulN.
pIrranundn, "a, August t5.-tivO
thousand ltinhmOn, representing tho
United Irish Societies Of Wo,torn Pom.
sytvantn, met Ot PhmniH park to-day
aud passed. sct Of resolutions, advocaL'
lug physical force In lrolund'a cause,
Mayor flarnnra MeltsHHa, si l'lils.
bdfrh. ptc,ldod. Dr. Paul N. Shusdy
introduced tho roAolutlOna, They al.
yoratud tho formation Ot q secret service
corps tt tho torn oil organized 'eyolH'
liOnitiB.
Tho convention called for soplombor
~ in Chicago WnV condomnod on the
vtou1d tftut Il wat only Intended ta al
ynnoa lliO political nlrtpslB oi ltA otili'
nnlOfu, Tho resolution, closed Win
tlO statement that IN tllotO ato pros.
pprt, 1T n hHrdpunn war, all l'islHHeH
should organize and arm themselves IN
that IN any emergency that may arlsc
lhOy will bO ablo 10 strike blow against
lhOit hereditary dHGtnN
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VALPARAISO, IND,, August l5,-Grcat
excitement prevails at ChOStOrton
north Of this city to-day. viii TratO'
das, twenty years old, Nnd Lon Powers,
twcnty.oue, became involved In dia'
pute al 8 o'clock this morning aud Pow
crs killed TrutOdus by shooting him
twice with a revolver. Tratedas was a
prominent Young man. A large crowd
has congregutod around tho building
whore Powers is confined and threats
OF lynching arc heard. Officers hAvo
gonU 10 tho acOno.
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wAmtsatos, y, O., August i0-Aol'
ing Secretary Aloo to-day rocaIvol 4
cnblo from Admiral OarpontOr nI Cho
gen, confirming tho associated nro"
cable # 4 TOW dnya aRp that tho Outrage
lnyrslipo,ing commission had lclt ZOO
chow Tor Ku Chang, and tint Lloilei'
aat Evans, Of tho nayy, was q member
of tho commission.
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MFNrna, T'rSS,, August tj.-fho
Southern Lumber Manufacturer ASso.
citation concluded Ll,uIr session this iorO.
noon, aitCr udurtfHg tho rdrorts Hro.
Srnird by various committees price
list bn,ed IN ~ cont lrpight rate was
alopol 10 inku effect September !. hO
pftcos Of att standard fdmbrr wore ad.
...L....-N
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SEYMOUR, ISD.. August l5-Four mon
we're severely injured to-day by being
carried down with falling scOtTOId ou
tho Strauss block on Chestnut Stroot.
Thoy arc: john lumes, contractor,
legs mashed and back Injured; Henry
Barkmau, workman, injured In back
aud on head; Andy Hoyob. workman,
cut on head, also injured internally
Captain JoIoph BalSlOY, hip mashed
and hurt Internally.
Balslcy is tho architect Of the build
ing, and mayor Of tho city.
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WESTERLY, Il. l., August 15.-ThO
announcement wnt mudO to-day that
tho llopklnton Savings bank, Of Hone
Valley, has suspended paymcuts, ow.
ing principally to tho depreciation OF
tho Northwestern GnaranLcO Loan
Companys securities and tho with.
drnwal Of doposita for Investment tn
Florida securities.
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AMERICAN RIGHTS
IN Turkey Insisted on by Minister
gerrsli,
PROMPT MEASURES WERE TAKEN
For the Protection OF Missionaries
Who Were Threatened,
RIGHTS DEFINED TO THE CONSUL.

Turkeys Privilege to Expsl Natural.
nsa ArmenlAnS UndIsputed, but
They Must Have Fair Treatment,
Tho Case of a Student at tho AmeFI.
can College Who Was Arrested for
Participation in an Assassination at
Marsovan.
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NoIlrnnIlX OHIO noAD
IroorporNtsd--suco essor to the pittsburgh
aud Akron.

IrooTpOtRled-5No0F FH'"F 7" VWe eTI0I'UUTkH
aud Akron.
AKRoS, o., August l5,-ArtlclO' OF
incarceration for tho Northern Ohio
Railroad Company, which Is to bo tho
successor nj tho Pittsburgh, Akron &
Western Company. in tho control Of tho
road which was rOcOntly purchased by
Senator Bhcc, wOrO 0IOd to-day in Col
umbus. ,,,o,ooo,
mud In tho incorporatora arc CoIol,nel A.
/, Congor, Fred II. Smith, John Frank,
Nelson 9. Stone, John W. Holloway
and ". p. Fulton, ali Of Akron.
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Maryland Republican Ticket
FOR GOVERNOR,
LLOYD LOwNDEs.
OF Cumberland,
ron ATTORNEY GESEAAL
HARRY N, CLADAUGu,
OF lialilmoN,
FOR COMPTROLLER,
ROBERT +. GRAHAM,
OF WlGomICio county.
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For WItI NIFgInIA aud We'l0Fn TannYIvhhM
fair. cAblOtly wlNdN
OHIO rruCmlly inl'i variable Winds
1iit tBNrERNtuRE NEuEaUAN,
a furnishra Hy Z. setiNtfF. dtagsIIl, corner
Market and Fourteenth streets
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TuUrr iNronrAsr QUESTIONS.

TllNtH lM1nWFhNT GUbIloNA'
In tho house Of lotdi to-day, Lord
lto8ubpry said tho government would bo
forced 10 acknowledge that tho bcSt
means oil conducting Irish buiinOI5 10
through tho lrl'h
81 ain convinced" hO concluded,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-12-20
Nosegays of the Past.

Most things move in cycles. and con-
temporaneously with the Temperatures
of our grandmothers' sleeves and petit
coats the taste for old-fashioned gar
dens is revived. There is a fresh call
for the perennials and ANNALS when
enlivened the borders of long ago ana
those who are fortunate enough to stlli
possess these old-time gardens snow
with pride the long treasured plants
which have bloomed for so many years.
We are apt to think that we know
good deal more about flowers than our
progenitors. but the fact is there was
Perhaps. more variety than there is to-
day In many of their collections. Much
time is given now to the development
OF perfect specimens and to the cultiVa-
tion of new varieties both In green
mouse and garden, but II we were 70 loon
over some of the venerable catalogue,
we should find that IL we planted al
mat our grandsires did we should nave
our hands and gardens full, withou,
anything new. A garden guide printeS
IN 1906 gives list of 400 hardy perenhi
ais with l2o annuals.-Chicago News.