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PERSONALS.

i AM NOT 4 COUNTESS nor a Gypsy
Queen; am not a seventh daughter;
was not born with a caul; am not some
thing new and Just arrived, but am NINE.
FRANCIS, one of the oldest established
mediums, and am here to stay. Am not
endorsed by the clergy but am endorsed by
some of the most learned and influential
people of our city and many others; am
here to help ali those that are in trouble.
Life given from cradle to grave. Cards,
20; frances, SOC. Hours, Q to 3. 406 East
Capitol street. VIII leave for the sea
shore June %. jel6-Tt
HARRY COTTON viii confer a
great favor by sending present ad-
dress to the friend met during Grand
Army encampment three years ago. Adj
dress HARR Y'S FRIEND, this office. ie 16-3t
DANCING pupils desired by lady
teachers, at their private residence;
S any hour; daily TO p. m; siX lessons, So;
refs. Address DEs IRED, this office.
1e16-3t
FAMOUS NO. 8. 1904 Penn ave
NV. je13-4t
DIR. YLOR. 900 F st. NV, makes
full sets of teeth for So; satisfaction guar
anteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold FILLING, 81; amalgam, soc. je13-3m
OUR Greatest Medium and Spiritual
Mother,
MARY GORDON,
Who tells ycu ali things and prescribes
proper remedy for your trouble,
can be Consulted at her parlors on all
affairs of life
1109 G ST NV
ALWAYS At HOME
je6-1st
EEkGAlf1f just opened. Scientific mas
MHNNHE.h sage, vapor, plain and sea
NsHANHllE salt baths. magnetic treat
sFTSS8N - ment; restful and curative
a. m to- p nj. Mime. Burnett 5I2 ST. NV
ap7-tf
LA DIES needing confidential treat
megt. safe and sure relief in all
female trouble, constipation, irregulari-
ties, tumoT, caacer, opium habit, fistu:a,
etc. Separate looms for patients before
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for infants if required Strictly confiden-
tial. MRS. DIR. RENNER, 16 Fourth st. ne.
near E. Capitol s., Washington. n. c.
je3tf
NINE. EsTELLE tells all the events of life
in German and English; hours q. m
to 10 p. m: 20 and 90 cents; cures all
cases OF running or dry sores. 913 10Th st.
NV. my2S-1mo
NINE. BROOKE tells all the events of
life; all business confide entail: ladies
and gentlemen. 90 cents each: hours, 8 a.
m. to 8 p. m. 605 New York avenue
northwest, near Sixth street
j T. WALKER SONS, 2O4 10th st. NV,
carpet lining, felts, fire brick and clay,
asbestos. paints brushes, lime, cement, two
and three-ply roofing material APRIL limo
AMERICA'S s GREATEST MEDIUM,
Mrs. Effie Mcneil, 1914Pa. ave. NV.
Those desiring reliable spiritual advice
on matters of business, personal or domes-
tic interest, will find a visit to this phe
nomeuai medium a satisfactory and profit
able experience. Sittings 81.
Business examinations a speciality, and
satisfaction guaranteed. All communica-
tions strictly confidential JeS14t
NINE. BROOKE tells all the events
of life; all business confidential; ladies
and gentlemen, 80 cents each; hours, a.
IN. to p. m. so 5 New York avenue
northw est, near 9th st. je12-14t
MRS. EDNA GRAHAM
REESE can find j. d. r. at 115
Cd st. NV. je143t
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FOR RENT-No. 33 and 50 st
NV No. 50 and 81 st. NV; houses
are new; . rooms; ali modern improvements;
ST per month. No GOA and 624 18th 81.
ne; rooms; all modern improvements.
Sl5.50permOnth FL. DIEUDONNE. Ohio
National Bank Building. IeI6-3t
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WA NTED-A white woman for gen
eral Gousework; go home nights. Ap
ply GIT + St NV, lower floor 1e15-2t
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BoTELsURREy. Hagerstown. Nd

HOTEL LSURREy ,Hagerstown, Md,
willopen June ., 1895. This ne W and COM
modious botel is located at the edge of
town, on the Williamsport pike; high ele-
walton, electric lights, sanitary plumb
ing. and an excellent table form some of
its attractions. Two trains daily on B.
and o. Railroad. Terms, 81 and SO per
week. For particulars address HOTEL
SURREY, Hagerstown, Nd jun4-2w
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR s LE-Guitar with cover: nearly
new; cost SO; sell for Sc E CON-
STANTINI, 1926 PotouS. st II
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| One Gent wP1s S5s
/ No advertisements less than 1Oc.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WA NTED- LadyhavingaccesstoB Brad
streets or Dunns, to address envelopes
at home Address FECHNER, 612Pa. ave.
1t
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PRoF.H.c. MURRAY. teacherof

piano and organ and the theory Of
music Office and residence, 653 ST. ne.
Office hours, 8 to a. m, 2 10 i pm.
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WANTED-ROoMS.
wANTED-BOARDER

A AN and wife ur four
single gentlemen can obtain board i'll
small family; corner residence, NV; hand
sume rooms with south aud east front;
one block OF cars or herdic; terms moderate.
Address T B., this office. jel3-4t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FREE Turtle Soup to-day at Morgan
House Bethesda Park 1t

FREE Turtle Soup to-day at Morgan
House, Bethesda Park 1t
OFFICE L OF THE HIGHWAY COMMIS-
sion, 464 Louisiana ave. NV. Washing
ton, ID. G.. June II. l695.-To all whom
1t may concern. The commission created
by section ? OF public act No La, approved
March =, 1893, has received from the
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia
certified copy OF a map showing the
proposed permanent system OF high WAYS
IN the District Of Columbia within the
area bounded by North Capitol street,
Rock Creek. Florida avenue. and the Dis
trlCt liEe. This map and plats showing
in detail how. each lot and tract is a ffecied
by the proposed system OF highways are
now on exhibition IN the office Of the
Commissioners Of the District nf Columbia.
All persons interested are invited
TO examine the map and plats
This commission VIII consider any sug-
gestlOn or protest concerning the location
OF any highway or portion Of a highway
as shown on the map. The suggestions
and protests must be in writing and must
clearly set forth the reasons for the
changes. aud show the property owned or
controlled by the objeCtOr. An protests,
etc, must be submitted on or before July
10, le@5, and be addressed to the Chief
of Engineers. United States Army War
Department, Washington, n c. This
Commission viii meet August /, 1895,
at 9 O'Clock a. m. in the office of the
Secretary OF War, To dispose Of all objec-
tiOns, aud VIII then hear orally from
those who desire 10. thas support their
~Titteu objections
DANIEL $. LAMONT
Secretary uf War.
HOKE SMITH.
Secretary uf the Interior
WM p CRAIGHILL
Chief of Engineers. L. s Army
REM MOVAL-The National HcruiaI
Institute has removed from l42l G ST.
Ia 1913 / St NV. children and ladies a
specially. THOMAS ROBINSON NJ D.
jel6-7t
M. y. CURRY & SONS. contract
ing briCkla yerS. satisfaction Euaran-
Ueed; brick work Of all kinds DONE iobbing
attended to. sos 18Th st. NV; % years eX-
perlpnpp io12--r
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FOR RENT ROOMS.

PRIVATE family will rent beautiful
2d floor unfur.; adult family; very low;
summer 1916 G. st. NV. 1t
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$4,000 to $4,000 to loan direct to
borrower on first trust at per cent
without commissions. Address PRIVATE
PARTY, this office je11-7t
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FOR RENT-If you want a house in
good repair ranging from $50 to $40
a month, apply TO A HEITMULLER & &CO.,
1888 l l4th ST. je16-15te
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTED buy a lunchroom or
saloon from owner; must be cheap.
Address S. & n, this office. 1t
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wANTED-MALE OR FEMALE.

w A ED-A reliable canvasser to
introduce quick selling office goods;
lady or gentleman; address stating prev
iouS experience, if any. Address ''EXPER-
IENCE, this office. je 14-3t.
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FINE gray mare, family broke, sOund,
S25. Jump seat carriage, S25. Har-
ness, SO. Oak bedroom suit SO. Re
fTigeratOr, 81 Lawn mower, I6-inch,
So Twin carriage. almost new, SO.
Singer sewing machine, S25, latest i'm
proved. 1928 II st ne. je16-3t
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In hand TO loan at once. Liberal appraise-
meut. Straight 5 ard 6 Per cent. or
$l5 monthly payments
w. NJ. YAGER X CO, Rooms 40 and 46
Ohio National Bank Building. Jel 5-3t
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
In Effect June 0. Iso5

ION CORNER o. Sixth AND q
STREETS
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WA ANTED-Horses to pasture at 81
per month Inquire at l9 Bennngs
road; ten minutes walk from Columbia
street cars ne. iel6-3t
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FOR RENT-Suit of pariors aud pri-
yate bath, S35; also large back room
on I'd floor, with communicating bath $2C+'
small room, So; caterer in house. 924
14th ST. NV 1t
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REEE OV 1.-The National HcruiaI
Institute has removed from 1921 G st.
Ia 1915 / st. NV, children and ladies a
specially. THOMAS ROBINSON NJ d.
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HELP wANTED-NIALE.

WA NTED-A baker
1t Apply at 1899 III ST ne
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IF you want money on bonds, stocks,
trusts, loan assOcia ton certificates,
and old line life insurance policies, you
must call before July l no delay
YERKES SC BAKER.
Smo 40 TO 46. MetZerotr Bldg
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Wanted--Try Rubber Roof Paint.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
And charge only for painting; work guaranteed
NAT RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO 1923 Sth NV
UTANTED-ALL BEER DRINKERS TO CALL
w at Bush's new place, SI7 9TH St NV, and
get nice cold bottle Of beer for cents
slisi-1yr
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CATERER wanted to send meals to
gentleman and W ife; state terms.
MAX. this office. 1t
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FROM LAKES no OCEAN.

Resolutions Adopted by tho International
DSrp Waterways Convention.
For Proceedings Of Convention sec 7Ih page. J
CLEVELAND, O., Sept 20.-At the Deep
Waterways Convention this afternoon
the following resolutions were adopted;
"Recognizing the supreme utility Of
docp waterways through the great lakes
and thence to the sea, and rc.alHrming
in lull the platform adopted at the or
ganizing convention held in Toronto in
1894, the international Deep Waterways
AAocIAuon, in first convention Assem-
bLed, declares in part:
THAT tho public welfare demands
the deepest practicable channels be.
tween the several lakes and TO the sea.
board to enable vessels OF the most
economical type 10 pass between lake
ports, or between the lakes and the sea.
board or to foreign waters without the
necessity Of traus.shipment.
THAT tho said requirements call for
at least depth OF twenty feot in
oil Chanols, and the building OF all ter
minablo structures for nAvlgable
depth Of twcnty.stS feet or more.
THAT tho broadening OF the channels
through tho connecting shallow bo-
tween Lakus Erie and Huron aud Lakes
Huron and Superior, as recommended
by lake carriers, Is urgently demanded
by tho intore'ts OF commerce.
"ThRt pending the development Of
tho best deep channgl or channels to
the ocean, tho promised carly compile.
ton By the Canadian government OF
tho st. Lawrence canals, ii possible,
with heightened locks will result in
marked benefit to International com
lnOrco and the producers OF the interior,
and likewise that the movement in the
state OF Now YORK towards lossening the
cost OF Transportation to tide.water by
improving the Eric canal, which must
have permanent value, is noted with
satisfaction by this convention.
"Ihat with respect to the several reS'
olutions olorod concerning local canal
pfoiectt, all eateSPFiIe' designed to ex.
tend marine commerce through lateral
route. tributary to the great lakes are
to be encouraged"
The resolution oi Captain Living.
stone, offered yesterday, demanding tho
Widening Of tho channel at tho lime
kilns crossing In tho Detroit rivor TO
six hundred fcOt. was adopted, az wcrN
also resolutions thanking the Associated
lross aud tho newspapers for tho prom.
incncc given to tho proceedings OF tho
convention,
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AnMY oF wMsr vINGINIA.

Eight Thousand People attend the An.
nuAI RsunIon at PomsroJ-spsSohOs by
Governors MoIKIulsT aud MncCurklc.
POMGRoY, o.. Sept 90.-Thers wero
over 5000 people IN and around Eho
big tsnt at MidGleDOrt to-day. attend.
ing the annual meeting Of the Society OF
the Army Of West Virgin in. Addresses
Wero made by Hon. q. T. H0Eg, Of West
Virginia, Pact Department Comman ior
George Walker aud othOrs. In the
afternoon tho grand parade was given,
with General Powell, president OF the
society, and staff; Chairman p, +,
Zeiso and members Of the citizens com.
mittse; Charles Townsend. commander
OF the Ohio department, g. A. r., and
stat, and others at the head Of divisions
Of the procession consisting Of Patri'
archs Militant, Knights OF Pythias,
Ohio National Guard aud other organl.
cations, as well as tho veterans oI
tho army OF WeIt Virginia and q. a. H..
posts. Governors MacCorkis aud MC.
Kinloy loft to-day.
The governor spoke to the great
crowd Yesterday. and was greeted with
cheers from 5000 old soldiers. lie said
that the old army Of West Virginia
never surrendered, but retired timO or
Two rather hastily.
At the campfire last night Governors
Mckinley aud MGcCnrk,e wore ths
principal orators Governor MRcUorkla
and staff arrived from Charleston in tho
evening. Other notable' reaching hero
last night were Col. starr, OF Rich'
mond, Ind; Gen. Duval, Of Weilsburg,
W. Va. aud Col. DsYol, OF KanGas City,
Missouri.
Generals Powell and Grosyenor and
Governor MacCorkle reviewed tho pa.
rado to-day. Colonel BOLsford states
that sixty.ons per cent OF tho Army
OF West Virginia has died since
tho clons OF tho war. Tho society will
meet At GalIipoliI. Ohio, next year,
date to he fixed lNtoE
The following ohlcOr' woro elected:
General W. II. Powell, Belleyille. ILL.,,
president; Col. ]. l.. Bolsiord, Ioung5.
town, Ohio, secretary aud treasurer;
Row L. Early Cranston, Cincinnati,
chaplain. Fourteen vice presidonts
ware selOCtPd
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AN AWEuL nIsAsrER.


SIX Miners hurled aud -Four Others In
Iured Near LoRdVIlIe,
DENVER, Sept. GA special to the
Time, from LeadviIlo, COL, says there
has been au explosion at the Belgian
nina aud the ground has Cavsd in.
There are liltesn men underground.
1t ia impossible to reach them. The
Belgian IL located about five miles from
LeadYillO in Adelaide Park.
A later Dispatch from l.eadVillo says:
Tho worst accident that ever occurTsd
in this camp happened about O'Clock
this afternoon at the belgian mine, re'
sulling in tho death OF siE miners and
injurlng four olhors. Tho dead: j, H..
GRAY, John llamill. Clark Mciinnias,
John Beggs, Chris Phillips, Ed Kuhn.
The mi urad: j, II. Reynolds. James
Baxter, Alex Parker, John Waters.
Tho mon were working in drift and
slopo about ten feet above the loWur
levels, where fifty pounds OF powder
had been stored. According to Super
intendsnt Doddridge, he had positively
forbidden more than five pounds OF
powder to be taken into the mine at
ouo time, but it 10 known that iitty
pounds was in the slope at tho time.
Five or ton pounds OF thiS were in an
oil can warming with lighted uhuilleq
under it. This. il seems, is the usual
method OF warming powder. In some
manner II exploded and the conclusion
set oil tho remaining powder. This ter
rifle shock caused dirt 10 block the slope
and the mon could not get out and six
OF them slowly smolhered to death. AZ
many volunteers rs could bs nut to
work began digging through the mRss
OF dirt and in M hour had
broken through and discovered the
miners lying along the two drifts
There wero five in what is known MS tho
Belgian drift-alI dead, aud four in tho
other, three Of whom were alive. The
dead and injured wero rapidly taken to
tho surface, aud tho injured were
renewed to the hospital. It is thought
that all Of the injured mon will recover.
The mon killed, 80 far a' known, We're
all single. Tonight crowds OF people
waited the morgue 10 view the remains
aud tho crush was such that the
doors had to be locked and only twenty.
Eve people lot in at time.
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ARrRAnAsEA, QUE. Sept. 26.-seventy
men tonight were still fighting hrs in
the woods on the Grand Trunk railroad
line in the direction Of Doucst's Land.
ing on the Three Rivers road.
The fire began on Monday morning,
when the sky was darkened by dense
column OF smoke blowing by the strong.
est gale felt in years. The fire ignited
IN the bTushwood and was kindled by
farmers clearing new laud. Monday
evening the terror was redoubled here
when the heavens were lit up with
flames aud a rain Of CinderS and sparks
fell.
Tho whole population engaged in
PRAYER. Tapers wero burned at the
Rllars in the parish church and the
priests joined in the applications to
heaven. Guards were posted all around
the village and the statues oil saints
wero placed around the houses to turn
back destruction. To-day the victims
Of the calamity are homeless and beg
ging through the country. All trains
passing through the desolated region
stop and the conductor blows q horn
aud calls out in case the people should
be in need. Tho people burned out ara
utterly pennilesS. At u. IN. to-day
the rain began falling aud the people
are overjoyed, as they believe the tire
eau be stopped. Settlers who have
been here fifty years have never seen
such a fire.
An Associated Press correspondent
visited the desolated region this morn.
ing. No Ere could bs seen, as the heavy
rain was falling. The telegraph aud
telephone connections Were being re-
established, the wir0s being attached TO
planks, trees and poles. Over huu-
dred poles wOr0 destroyed. The area
visited by the tlamos was ono OF thirty.
five miles. lhs flames Travelled from
north to south from the inland forest to
theSt. Lawrence river.
This iS tho order in which the 6ro
and smoke spread: st, Celestiue,
Braults Mills, Asten, st. Eulalie, Butts
trode, Rivicre Noria, tho outskirts Of
Arthbaska. tho home Of Hon. ".
| LAurier, st. Elizabeth, st. Albert, De
Warwick, KingIley Falls aud TO Ducet's
Landing.
The lire il now confined to a spot
thirteen miles from this last place. At
st. AugleAnds vegetation and trees, In
cluding all crops, are in ashes every
whoro along the Grand Trunk line. The
villagers are hOcking in with their
wives and children from all parts OF
Arthaba,Ka aud Three Rivers. They
Eavo lost all except life itself. Prov
identAlly no fatalities were added to the
calamity. Huibands, wives and chill.
dren, all through this region, who have
bcon separated in the contlagratiOn, are
still seeking one another The sur.
vivors whose houses were burned down
are asking the Grand Trunk railway TO
take them out Of the fields, whore they
are living under the shelter Of blankets
and board huu.
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proceedings Of the Irish national con.
vsntion at Chicago, material for amuls-
msuL The Globs this afternoon OBJ
serves that Mr. FlnsrIy and his col,
leagues deserve the thanks Of the world
tor furnishing an entertaining farce.
In the course Of an article on tho
convention, the 81. James Gazette used
the following language:
"ThsTe are none so valiant as tho OK
He'd Hibsrniau in tho secure Ntmos'
phers of an American liquor sulooni
there are none 80 ready US he to attack
the Saxon when the Saxon cannot get
At him, or 90 patriotic in raising other
peoples money tor war"
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AMERICAN CIrlZENs

Thrown Intu Prison IN Cnbn nnd Released
through tho Enor's 1T oar Consul.
TAMPA, Fla, Sept, 2G.-Among tho
passengers arriving on tho Cuban
steamer tonight was snnor Jo'o Ans
10y, dcnti.t from Sagua Ia Grandc,
accompanied by hi, sons, Luis and
Aurelo, Thcsc gentlemen wcrO ro.
ported a' suspects aud WcrO said TO Dc
hntborlng nnmuntlou A force OF
Spanish officers thoroughly sOnrChcd
their PROMISES but without result
Nevertheless thcy wofo arrested and
thrown into q lUnthsUmO dungeon for
lhifty.aix houtb, tho ventilation holcs
Of which we're stoppNI up. During
ihis period thOy wof1 given mother
food nor drink aud wOro barred from
communicating with thrir family
They wore dstnlnUl altogether aOvOn
DAYS. they highly commend w. Il.
Iltfkcr, tho American consul, Tor his
unlIrnu efforts in lhOlr behalf, without
which ihov believe thOv would have
plilI been imprisoned. 'rhoy wcrO rc'
leased mud ordered 10 lenyo WITHIN
twOntyilnr hburh They will roman
hOfo several days aud then proceed To
Warrington, whore lhoir compliant
will bo nlod. They claim American
rItiEonstip
Al passengers rcpotl great nroHtos,
iat insurgents and many ihiluoh''Nl
pnts0ne Joining tlIom, .,,,-.-.
To-day Il petition lu tho United Slalc'
r,ngfos to hc pro,ontod At II, mex
Meeting asking Tor tho recognition OF
Cnha wns slnrlcl aud within Ihtoo
houfa. 400 name, wore onOrod.
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GREAT FOnEsr FIREs

Raging In tho Vicinity of GrssnbAy, wis.
ConIIn-SIueh Damage Done.
GREENBAY. Wis. Sept. 96.-Exlensive
forest and swamp GrOS arc raging south.
west, west and northwest OF this city.
A furious gale blowing from tho south
and tho flames are sweeping through
tho timber aud over the marshes with
great rapidIiy. Tho fires In Dorr county
peninsula that were snbdusd by Sunday
nights rain have also broken out again.
The city and bay are uverhung with
dense smoke. Gu the Oneida reserya'
ton the fires are very extensive.
Scores Of farm buildings are Threatens
Onod and tircs ara approaching the Chi
cago. Milwaukee aud st. Paul shops
within tho suburbs OF this city.
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FELL FLAT.
Durant's Effort to Prove an AlIbl
is a Failure.
MAIN WITNESS UNSATISFACTORY
To the Defense and Disappointing
to the Counsel.
ROLL BOOK OF MEDICAL COLLEGE

Shows That Durant was Marked Pres.
ont on tho Afternoon hO Is Supposed
to Have Killed Hlancho Lamont,
but Nobody Remembers TO HAVo
sosn him At tho COllsge-Ths Chlsol
Found IN tho Pastors Study Fits
tho Mark On tho Door-Tho Bloody
Shoe.
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inga this afternoon. DsI Moines sent
delegation OF I've hundred by special
train and fair sized delegation came
from a number OF other points. The
principal meeting was opened at 9p. m.
in the opera house. which was packed.
United States Senator Allison delivered
tho leading address, u thorough review Of
finance, tariff and other leading issues.
Following Senator Allison were adj
dresses by United States Senator Gear,
Ex-Governor LRraboe, General Drake
aud Matt paTTOtt,
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WAsutNdroN. b. O., Sept 2J,-For the
first time In Bomo mouths tho treasury
will show n turplu' this month, Tho
receipts for the month to datO arc 81
6BO,Sli, an oNccm over CufrOnt cxncndl'
lutos OF Sll2,Ill, Aa tho daily cNpcndl'
luro always dimnishol toward tho ond
Of tho month, no doubt il iolt that each
VI the iOw remaining DAYS Of September
will 500 some addition to tho ptOsont
sufnluB,