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SEIZURE O0 TII9 rHrnEh


rho GoVornmcnt Sut GIvin! Spain Cau'r
to Complain OF tho Cause.
WAsuISGr1Y, August 1.-The courIo
pursued by tho govOrnmont aItor the
soizure oI tho steamer Po,rOl Yesterday
by It's customs olcer5 at Ecy WeSt
seems to indicate that 1t is di'p1'ni In
thtl in'taucs at least to Civ q tho Span.
i'h government no cause to complain 0i
ita treatment The Petrol wai sezNi
because II had no certificate showing
that It hal been legally inspected dur.
ing tho year. Tho cdptain, however,
stated that the papcr5 had been lost
overheard In q storm. Ito also stated
that although tho vessel carried nn
American ilag at her mast head she was
IN lart spanish vessel, having bocn
rurCha'ol by tho Spanish government
and was then on hOr way to Cuba 10 bp
turmoil over to nor Ownerh
A9sIslan. Secretary Wiko did not caro-
10 ral7O tho qnDlilDn OF hor ownrtPllin,
aud ~ tolg ,rAphOl tho collector ~ kcy
Vest that II tho captain would mnka
oath 10 mis- atnlnm1nL ul lllH yrise'4
mayors having boon loit at 'o1, 10 ro'
Ootir hor, otherwise to niHci' tho lnlnl'
mum lna OF 80. Tho rocOrl' OF tho
department snow that tho Petrol has
not boon inspected since 1896, hence
hor captains slh.cmant ol tue lnll OF
hor cnftiIHttOl may bi properly subject
70 nn'ulDn, The law, however Rlyo'
10 the secretary tho tltht ~ rcmlt lIio
llnNln uilo yherl tho abgnnco ol ac't
lllina'a l1 lnn pnIy u catl.ciihe'a with
no ntonlion N doiraul Tho depart
mont ltHeoua, IL Willing N takn tllO
captains oytn5o In llou N q Ilnc
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CmCAuo, August l4.-The executive
committee OF the National Republican
League met to-day at the Great North
ern hotel. Various committees were ap.
pointed and plans we're discussed for
the fall campaigns MuGh dimNIiSIAc-
ton with Chicago as league heRdquNr'
tors woro expressed with a stormy sen.
timeut iavoriIg a removal to tho east.
The committeeman declared that they
had not been properly treated in Chi
caSo, and although action was deferred,
1t was believed that Washington would
be selected as headquarters Of the
league.
Aitor an adjournment for luncheon
the committee met again at 8 o'clock to
hear reports aud ior the election OF q
national treasurer to fiji the vacancy
made by the death OF Ihs lAte Z. ID,
Harper, OF New York. The sessions
were presided over by Gen. L, A. Nc,
Alpin, OF New York. the newly elected
president OF tho league. All OF those
present expressed themselves as on.
thusiastic over the outlook for the Re-
publicAu party.
by unanimous vote the executive
committee chose Aaron j. Bliss, ot
Saginaw, Mich, as treasurer OF the
league and trsasuror-oHicio ot the
executive body.
The session was marked by energetic
speeches aud definite promises OF as'ist.
anca. Secretary Bowling. on behalf OF
the Republicans OF Minnesota present.
cd the league q check for 81 900 to aid
in tho organization work, Promises Of
similar assistance wore volunteered by
the delegates from various other states.
Tho reports from various state leagues
were received. The outlook was de-
clRrod promi,ing, particularly in Iowa,
Minnesota. Connecticut and New York.
A CON mmillse on league work was ap'
pointed, consisting Of John Goodnow,
Of Minnesota; p. +. Powers, Of MichI.
gan; George Christ, OF Arizona, and the
president and secretary, whose duties
shall be to map out the plan OF opera
ton for the various state and terrltor.
ial organizations
Before adiOurning, Senator John NJ.
Thurston, Gen. James 5, Clark'ou, W..
". Tracy and A. b. Humphrey we're
made advisory members Of the execu'
tive committee. The matter Of locating
the headquarters WAS passed until tho
Papnlar OrfoboF BesSion
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the committee had not authorized the
draft OF platform and none OF the
members were able to say when the re-.
port would be completed. The proceed
Ings Of the committee developed Aome
differences OF opinion aa 10 the line Of
policy to be recommended, but those
were not OF a auilCiently radical nature
to cause apprehension OF serious delay,
The committee proceedings indicated
that tho report when made will recon.
mend the issuance OF an address to the
Democratic party to tho country urging
in very strong terms tho maintenance
Of the silver cause In tho Democratic
ranks aud al'o outline plan for tho or.
ganiEaliOn OF the silver forces In the
party with view to the selection OF
delegates to the next national conVen'
liOn. This plan will probably embrace
the appointment OF q central committee
with member from each state and ter.
rilory, who shall in turn select msm-
Der from every county, Tho latter Ia to
have tho power to appoint q member
Tor every voting precinct in his county,
The plan Includes provision for national
headquarters, probably at Washington,
REFERRED TO a SUBCOMMITTEE
Immediately after tho adjournment OF
tho conference Tor tho day the pro.
grammo and resolution committee was
called together aud remained in session
Tor several hours. Al this mesling,
each gave an account OF tho condition
OF tho silver movement in his state
aud pointed OUT what no thought
was necessary in order to strengthen
the sentiment in favor OF free
coinage. 1t was decided to relsgate
the work OF tho formation Of u
scheme OF organization and the prepar-
alton Of the platform or address to the
people to a subcommittee Of eight, Of
which Senator Daniel, oil Virginia, is
chairman. The other members OF tho
committee arc Senator Jones, Of Arkau.
aas; ex-senator Jarvis. oil North Caro-.
lima; ex-senator Walsh, OF Georgia; w.
ii. Honrichsen. Of Illinois; W. j. stone,
Of Missouri; L. W. CRrmack, Of Teu.
nessee, and James +. Johnson, OF Ala.
bama.
This sub. committee assembled during
kAu uNNNAhk RAA AAANN Hbhlu AbulA VI
consultation. practically agreed on the
basis OF a report which will be present.
cd to tho full committee and later TO the
conference during the forenoon OF to.
morrow. This tip, will, it isunderstood.
recommend the appointment OF com.
mitlee to consist OF Senators Harris,
Turpie and Jones, Of Arkansas, ard
otherI who signed tue call for
the present conference, who are
to select q provisional national
COMMITTEES to consist OF one member
from each state, whose duties are to DO
simiIAr in scope and authority TO those
Of the national committee Of tho Rs.
publican aud Democratic parties. The
address TO tho people will bs brief aud
will declare in plain terms the attitude
OF the conference on the silver qus'-
ton, favorable to coinage at the ratio
OF IL to |. The present understanding
Is that no other subject but that oil 4.
nance will be embodied in the address,
A scheme oil organization for prac.
tical work in tho iurEherance OF the sill.
yer movement will, it iI expected, also
be embodied in the report oi tho pro.
gramme committees.
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KANSAS CRY, No., August 14.-ThO
Star this afternoon published story to
tho effect that several thousand A. P.
A. members In Kansas CITY are watch
ing tho controversy in Omaha with
great interest
1t leaked out to-day that at q meeting
OF the advisory board OF Jackson county
held last Eht, resolutions were adopt
ed offering substontial aid TO their Ne
braSka friends. One Of the most relia-
Bile members OF the order told Star re.
porter to-day that II the Omaha police
commissioners wanted 5000 men they
could get them in Kansas in less than
tweuty.iour hours.
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NO CONFIRMATION
OEthe Report Regarding n Commission
InquIry, hut It Is Doubtless True.

OEth Report Regarding n Commission oil
Inqulry, hut It Is Doubtless True.
WAsuINGroS, August l4.-No conHF.
nation has boon received as yet at the
state department OF the appointment oil
commission at Foo Chow, to visit the
scene Of the recent riots at Ku Cheng.
though Minister Donby has advised the
department that the appointment Of
such Il commission IVES under considera.
tion, and 1t was known that It would be
composed OF Americans aud English.
men. The press reports on the subject
therefore arc accnDted as accurate and
earlier than official advices,
No surprise is expressed that the
Chinese government refused to allow
an armed escort OF foreigners. NJ such
an escort would not have been permit
cd in either Great Britain or tho United
States aud would have indicated that
China felt unable 10 protect tho foreign.
ers, who we're on a diplomatic mission
aud also that China was unable TO pun
ish tho Offenders in the recent riots.
A cable was received at tho navy de-
partment to-day announcing tho arrival
Of Admiral Carpenter at Cheioo with
the flagship Baltimore. He has not
been ablo to communicate with Minis.
tor Denby, but 1t is expected ho will do
go during the day.
Acting Secretary McAdoo said that 1t
was expected an officer Of tho navy
would bc q member Of tho Ku Cheng
commission ii the civil authorities 10 re.
quOstcl.
Consul Sheridan r. Road, at rirn
Tain, cablcd tho stato department to-day
that cholera hal broEOn out at CheiOo
nuI Tiau Tain
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ILLINOIS srEiGI COMPANY
Makes Sons UnpTpootsi Changes In It's
NInmnrnmnn

Makes Some Unpypcctsi Changes In Its
Management.
MnwAuEEE, Wis, August l4.-Im.
portant aud totally unexpected changes
in the affairs OF tho Illinois Steel Com.
pauy in this city woro officially an.
nounccd by President John ". Gutoo,
Of tho company, who came to Mil.
waukca to-day for that purpose. Frank
Hinton, who has been a director Of the
company for yonrS, aud who has hcon nt
tho head Of tho BAY Wow work, during
tho 'amo period, Is retired. lIo is now
in Europe on vacation. &. ]. LloWcl-
lyn, assistant mRnagor hero. will 90 to
tho Chicago ollicc. q. g. OtjOn. supUrin.
'ondnnt OF tho Bay Wow wor,i,. {, alan
rotitol to make way for George l. Rii',
oi Cleveland. IlO Milwaukee Office ot
the company il to bo permanently
{ O,od -cplpmber
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TnE QukM. =, .PEEOH.

4 Forecast of It-wiu EStor tn the Chi
ne's and Armenian OutrHgeS.
LONDON, August 1.-THE queens
speech, alter the customary assurance OF
peace with all the powers, 1t iS expected
will refer to the tsrlnln alton Of the war
between China and Japan, and to the
steps taken In regard to the mission out.
RACES. There will be strong aIluslon
to Armenia and to the reforms which
the powers are pressing upon the Sui
tau, and also to tho inclusion OF Bech'
uaualand, in Cape Colony. 1t will con.
clule with brief reference to the est.
mates to be presented aud to the fact
that parliament cannot bo expected at
the present session to proceed with
active legislation.
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4 srAltrMNG OIHoOvEnY.

4 Clothlu. Dealers stock valued Mt EsO,.
900 Narrowly Escape"
CiSClSSArI, o.. August l4,--WIlliam
Gulduhauic, n votOtnn clothing doaIcr Of
covinpton, Ky, was forced to Os,ign to.
lay by tho sensational discovery Of n
plan to burn his building. Tho police
lI,coyorcl nn elaborate arrangement Of
buckets oi coal oil aud sttiri Of cloth
connecting with pIlOi Of clothing. All
NIa policies Ol Insurance. vera cancelled
nrl hp asruol tu y. A. Glenn llo
nyt hii gbods wctn worth 100000 aud
hn hcll tll,OlO insurance. llp olIcfa
500 reward iJr tho attost and conyIc
ion Of tho inCCndIaty,
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MANY INJUuED


By the Collision OF a Trolley Car With n
Locomotive.
CnEsTgh Pa, August IA BAltt-
moro & 0hIo engine running on tho
old Leipor quarry road crushed into
trolley car on the Chester & Darby line
to-day, seriously iniurins half dozen
people and slightly iuiurins several
others. The injured arc:
Mrs. RoIe Bloechlinger, Philadelphia;
extensive laceratod wound below the
knee.
Marion S. Kennedy. 2SOl Jasper
street, Philadelphia; both lega badly
]. J. Wiley. Philadelphia, right leg
fractured.
William Friol, Philadelphia, log trac.
iurod.
Mrs. FrisI, right log badly cut three.
yoar.old daughter, log fractured, anl
hor sou cnt by hying glass
Tho siding At which tho accident oc.
Cured Ia seldom used, and the trolley
cara havo always approached II At full
spoed. All tho wounded were taken to
Chester hospital.
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onooKED p0srMAsrERs.
Both Eloped With hArrisd Women, Lsav
lug ThSir OflCos behind

Both ElopVd With narrisd Women, Leav.
lug Their OfnOss behind
OAARLEsroS, W. Va. August 1.-THE
authorities here to-day were informed
of two very similar departures by gov
ernmsut officials. Mr. Walker, post.
master at Bee, Putnam county, eloped
with Mira stover. vile Of a near neigh
bor. He left a wife aud i've children.
Mira. Slower iB the mother Of eight
children. She took q seven .monthS.old
baby with her. She is tiirty-onS years
old and Walker iS thirty.six. He wAI
ono ol the most prominent merchants
in Putnam county.
In the other case Albert J. SaulS.
bury, postnRSter at Clay Court House,
eloped with Mrs. Gross, each leaving
several small children. Salisbury IL
reported short in his accounts by the
federal inspectors.
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NLbniSdroS, August II. - United
i'nlci Treasurer Morgan to-day fccolvol
, lOlcgtAm from Assistant Treasurer
Irmnn, Al Now York, stating that tho
ypni aynNllcalo hal deposited si,GjS,OlD
% void In exchange lnr lOgNl lOnlurt.
md lalor In tho day another telegram
VIVA received slntlnf TINT Sl,ljO,0lj In
ioId had bcOn Withdrawn Tor export to
Europe, This lVayOI tue gold reserve
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THE ohD CHESTNUT
san GoluE tho Rounds mud Slr. Lsvla still
Hcing Congratulated.

san GoIuE tho Rounds mud hIr. LSvlA still
being Congratulated.
NEw OaLEASs, August l4.-ME L. Il
Levia. Of tho Louisiana Journal aud Ag.
riculturlAt, Is receiving tho congratuIa'
tons Of his friends, Mr.. Levia has been
informed that lie i' one OF tho heirs TO
a large eltato In England, Of which his
ahAre will amount to about 100000
This IL tho information conveyed In n
letter from u. Il, Rosscr, Louisville,
Kv., attorney. who Is now IN England
looking after the intoro'iG Of Mr. Leva
and negotiating u fortune Of $4,000, 900,
which is to bo divided among iorty.Ilvu
hoirs. Four Of tho LOvia family, three
brothers aud sister, reside in Louis
yilln.
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CONDEMNS IL. or T..

Tho HlChmond Trndo aud Labor Council
Drnouncrs the order
RlcuNoxp, Va, August II. - Tho
rrado aud Labor Council Of this city
has adopted resolutions condCmning
mo Knights OF Labor, saying;
"Thnt snld ordOr Ia only kent alive
inr tho purpose Of wRrlnv warfare upon
bonahde labor organizations and OF OBJ.
a,rurting their progress, y and declaring
,ympnthy with aud confidence IN tho
independent Order Of Knights Of Labor,
ts being "wotlhy ot thu recognition aud
support Of organized labor"
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Mnni,in Klll Gamma.

New YoRK, August l4.-Fruuce'co Co.
ralo, a Mexican, called upon NJ. De Que.
sada, at the revolutionary headquarters
and offered his services ne 4 fighter.
Qnesnia told him tina: 1t was against
the Law to recruit men in the United
Slatol and declined to deal with him.
10 tho reporters Coralo said: IL speak
CastilIan and can put on tho uniform
and pass for a Spanish soldier In that
disguise will 20 to Campoi and kill
him. OF course shall be killed By hi'
guards, but DO not fear death any
how
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OtrAy, n l., Augn,t lI-iho Col.
orod Voters Loaruc Of Now York, Penn.
gylvanln. West Virginia nnl Ohio mo-
In convention hofo this afternoon. Tho
organization IL four yNOn old and w.
object Ia 10 protest nnl wOrl, against
tho alleged unttNRo' nn negroes In The
south Tho convention Will probably
extend through tomorrow
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CUBANs HNpuLsED

While Attaching Fort IsamblaEo-Dsfsn'O
by tho Garrison.
HAVANA, Augut l4-lnsurgents to
the number OF 400 have attacked Fort
Ramblazo, which is under construction
on the railway to Puerto Principe. \
garrison, consisting Of one sergeant, one
corporal aud seventeen guerlllas made
au heroic defence. until Captain Mer-
cSdo with iotty.Aye inirntry and twenty
guoriIIas, arrived to relieve them. lie
forced the insurgents to retire. leaving
behind them two dead and their fro.
arms aud muCholes. The troops lost
four dead and twelve wounded.
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DrSvEn, Cot, August li.-M tho
forenoon somion Of tho Amcrcnl H..
brnfy Association, Charles A, Nelson,
librarian Of Columbia College, rop7rtoI
4 "li,t Of American publications"
Miss Emily j. WaIo, Of tho San
francisco public library, read m intor
c,lnI pnnnr on "UnlhIngilnt In the
Future" and William H. lIrclt Of the
CIoyuInnd public library dIscuiso
"lho Uan Of Periodicals"
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OUTLOOK BRIGHT
For Republican Success at the Fall
State HlsotIonA
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE

Executive Committee In Session n,
ChIcagO-Money Pledged from Va.
rIouS states to Aid in tho Work ol
Observation-Disclosures Sends u
ChOok for a Handsome Amount as
n starter-A National Treasurer
Elected - Headquarters Not Yet
Changed.
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A COXEY LIEUTENANT

Goes suddenly CrnEr Hhd Attempts tn
Commit Suicide.
LyNS, MAsI, Augussl4.-"Gcnornl"
Michael Fitzgerald, OF Coxey army fame,
who lod tho New England brigade to
Washington, was ndjuiscd insane to.
DAY ny CITY Physician Little aud war
committed to tho DanvOr1 Insane Asy.
lum. Tho "GenOrn" wont to NnhHul
Beach last pyoning aud, telling those
nbou, him that ho would givo thom an
oxhibItlon Of suicide by drowning, tried
tD carry out his lnlOntlOm
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DErlsOrIvE SEARCH

For tho Missing PlOtEOI noy-A Missing
Hotel Register Page.
ADRIAN, MicH, August l4.-TWo
Philadelphia detectives were here to.
day working on clue on the PlOtsel
murder case. 1t is thought that tho
pietzel boy was here October 10 last.
The detectives made the rounds OF the
hotels, which has developed little Of in.
ierest in tho case, except that on tho
date in question page in tho register
at tho Gibson Houao Is torn out and
missing,
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nucKLllnEl.l.Y plcKERs
Start Fierce Forest Fires In Now Jersey
which do Great Damage.

SlnrI flcFCo FOToAb HlEeb W ENo" "etHVyt
Which do Great Damage.
PoMgSA, N. j., August l4.-Fierce
forest flroy. which have been raging
since 8 o'clock yesterday morning in
this vicinity, nrc doing much damage
along the BriCautino Beach road. Al
ready about $50 ACrsI Of woodland have
been burned and the flames are steadily
gaining headway. The fire is rapidly
extending towards Absecon.
Forces OF mon have been treuching
for thirtY.six hours irving to check the
flames and prevent their reaching the
dwelling houses, but with little success,
and It i. feared that nothing short ol q
heavy rain will save their homes. The
origin OF tho fire is unknown, but It is
thought to have been caused BY huckIc'
berry pickers.
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ALL IS QUIET,
An ArmIstioe Declared IN the
Omaha A, P. A, Affair,
COURTS WILL DECIDE The MATTER
And the Threatened RIot Did Not
Materiallzs.
THINGS LOOKED BLUE At FIRST

Bat Wise Counsel Prevailed aud tho
ContoudIng Factions Came to an
AGreemsnt-The City In Ferment
All Day-News That Kansas City
Would sOnd Five Thousand Men to
the soono Aggravated tho Danger
ora ColIlsion-PeRcs RsIgnS Again.
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TIE LARGHsr srlsA MEn
Oa the Lakes Formally ohrlstoued and
Launched at ChiCzgo.

On the Lakes Formally Chrlatsued and
Launched a. Chicago.
CHICAGO, August l4,-Wlth the brOSk-
ing Of the timo.honored bottle and dow
Of sparkling champagne, the steamer
Zenith Clty gracefully glidod down the
Ways at the yards OF the Chicago Ship.
building Company thia afternoon and
took hor place in lake commerce as the
largest steamer on the chain OF lakOs
Owned by a syndicate Of Duluth capt
tallsts, the great BOATS lauuchinG was
graosd by the presence Of = lArRs party
Of ladies' and gentlemen from the north.
sra city iu WhodO honor II was nansd,
Careful preparation had been made for
the eysat and promptly at $3.50 the ateeI
monster was released from its place in
the yards Miss Fleming, daughter Of
John q Fleming. western agent OF the
Carnegie Steel Company, broke the bot
tie OF champagne over the bows and
with the usual accompaniment Of cheeri
andhand.clappingS, baptized the steamer
Honikh City.
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SILVBR DEMOCRATS
Making a Great Deal OF Trouble
for the Regulars,
1RE WASHINGTON CONFERENCE
Notable for the Number OF leading
Men In Attendance.
REPRESENT TWENTY-FIVE STATES

And VIII Make an Effort to Force tho
Next Democratic Convention TO De.
clare for Free sIlVsr-FallInG In
This They May Seek othOr AfnIia.
tIonS-Tho Opening Day or tho Con.
fsrsnos-Tho Plan outlInsd-Em.
barrasslng Times for the Democracy
Ahead,
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slnr. Ilnhhnr Arrs.tcd.

WAsurNGroS, August l4.-on Fcbru.
ary II, 1891, astuge was held up and
robbed near SpoNrAsh, South Dakota.
To-day ChIOi Po,ollicc Inspector
NhoslOr was notified Of tho Nrro.t nt
Springfield, No.. Of Ulysses Il, Pitts,
charged with this robbery
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at the close Of business SlO2, 2,43l ,O6l
This second deposit by the syndicate
confirms the officials in the boliel that
it fully intends to see TO 1t that the SlOO,'
00O, 900 gold reserve is not invaded.
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Now York STUTTGART bremen,
demon -WOfm NON lorA .
IhlIhlclphA. Ia -iudnnn LlvNfnhol, Fenn
.tlIGulA Autwotr, Montana, London
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Fnrpnulcwsnuno, VA, August IA.
Another largo SIlk mill will 30 built
horo as OncO by homo and foreign
capital,
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In, wc,t vIt-lnlr, western rbnnvlyauiN md
ohio rouctnlly h0r followed by showers oil ihc
lakes, variable winds
Tiir trVpunltlrt it'tEtnNy,
.a furnished by e. srlNur, druggist corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets
Ia mr.,.,,,,,.,,.,u,u, th0 ~ niuu.,uu,,,.t,,u "
Wh m,..,..,v,U,,,,,U vi 7 n inHuus.Hf u.tUn, ~
II NJ .......,,.,u.,,,,,o WI Weaker lalt
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generally UNDERSTOOD among tho
lo'ogatn thA! the important work oi
,ho conference Ia boIng dono by tho
committee. Whom Ssnntot Danlol 70,
FViSt 10 tho full conference al 4 o'clock