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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-19

The party of campers who have been at
Lake George several weeks returned home
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs, Charles Stay have
resumed housekeeping in the cottage on
Depot street which they formerly Occu-
p!ed.-Miss Hammond and Miss Meeks of
New York and the Misses Reed of Boston,
sojourners at Eagle Inn during the sum
mer, returned Monday to their homes
Prof. l.. A. Austin of Winter Park. Fla,
a pastor here nearly 30 years ago, recently
called upon his old friends in town, and oc-
cupied the pulpit in the Congregational
church one Sunday.
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GEnMANY'S SUGAR, LAW.


The Government Comes to tho Relief 90
thu nrct Sugar Industry.
WAsHiNGTUS. June l6.-Consul Muth,
at MaGdeburg, Germany, has sent 10 the
state department report on tho pre-.
limiuary sugar law OF Germany. lie
says tho government has como to tho
relief OF tho beet sugar industry by sub.
mittinG 10 the reichstag preliminary
law which provides that until July !,
1899. tho rate OF export bounty now in
force shall be continued. UndOr tho
sugar law OF 1891 tho rates would have
been raduced after August |. 1895, and
after August !, 1897, the export bounty
was to have been discontinued.
Germany, he says, now pays lower
export bounsy than any other com pot.
ing country AMI any reduction would
have been suicidal. The country Is now
in Il deplorable state. and nothing will
save il from serious loss unless growth
and unnatural extension are checked.
Germany will probably make another
attempt TO abolish or regulate the
bounty system internationally, bue Mr..
Muth doubts il satisfactory under
standing can be reached. Many con-
fereuces have been held recently with
view to improving the sugar interests,
but as yet nothing has been accom-
plisheJ. Unless an international agree.
ment can DO reached. he predicts the
following ba'is on which the now sugar
law will eventually be constructed:
The export bounty will be increased.
To reimburse itself for the extra ex.
pense the government will increase the
internal consumption taxes and the
duty on imported sugars.
4 tax will be levied on the output Of
raw sugar factories, manufacturing in
excess OF fixed maximum per campaisn
yoar, the rate OF this tax, TO increase
with the Increased output. Fac,orie.
producing less than the maximum per
year to be exempt from this tax.
4 contingent limit to be established
for each factory, calculated on the aver
age output OF the last five years. II
factory exceeds this limit. il muss paw a
very high tax on such excess, probably
rs much as the export bounty would
amount to.
Meanwhile the preliminary lkw con-
tinuinc tho present bounty will enable
the government to thoroughly consider
the sugar question. \ new law will
then be submitted which will answer
the various demands OF local inleres,
throughout the empire.
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MYSTERY CLEARED UP.


Strp-:athcr Charged with nm Awful
Crlmr-i Prcuitnr Murder Case.
Special Dispatch 10 Hs in:e'tiqcnter o.
lIUSTHGToy, W. Va, June l6.-On
March l6 last, two colored boys aged
eight and nine were playing in the
streets in tho central portion Of the city
at 5 o'clock at night They were seen by
many at that hour, but disappeared i'm.
mcdintelv after and hundreds OF people
hunted for them over this entire eec.
ton. Their step.inther. Charles Ringo,
was arrested for doing away with them,
but released. and weeks passed and the
matter was almost forgotten, when n
workman At saw mill discovered one
OF thclr bodies covered with mud on the
banks oil the Ohio river below hero. Tho
skull was fractured and thero was indi.
cGti.ns OF foul play. Rngo. the step
father, who Ind escaped from the au-
thori,ies OF kanawha comfy, was rear
rested at Point Pleasant and brought
20 this city, md threats OF lvnchiug
wctc INDUCED in until the city and
county officials took precautions to pre-.
vcntt. llo is now in Jail on the charge
OF numbering tho children.
Last evening the body oil tho other
boy was found at Ccredo on the river
bank. His skull was crushed in aud
there were other signs OF foul play.
That the bows were thrown into the
river hern by some ono thcrc is no
doubt. and the strongest evidence is
against Ringo. bnt tho object OF commit.
ting such Il crime is what mys,i!ei tho
people
The boys werc bright and, though COL
orcd, were very popular. There is an
other person suspected and hc is being
watched very closely. There was more
talk heard among the colored people OF
!ynchins Ringo last night. but no ,rOu-
BILE is feared.
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crcaso In income available for thcm,
nhu tIat tho payment OF tho amount
stated ontailod deficit from tho opera.
tions OF tho year OF Sij, ,Dl9, OIL, Is noted,
iho rovenno derived from tho carry.
ing oi passengers was S9S5, ,3lO,5jS, and
tho revenue derived from irolght tiaiDc
was SO'0,i00,Ola During tho year SEQ
railway employees woro killed. aud %, l92
wore injured, M compared with o,7a7
Killed aud u, 10 Injured In 1893. This
iharked decrease In casuatios 10 In part
une' Tho report says, TO tho decrease In
tho hnmbor OF mon employed aud tho
decrcnsh IN tho vnlumo Of business
handled. The increased uso OF auto.
matte appliances on tho railway oluIp.
inent also may have rendered railway
employment loss dangerous. Tho mum.
ber OF passengers killed wns 1921, an In.
crease OF %. aud tho number injured
was 3,03l, decrease Of l0J. 10 show
Tho ratio OF casualty, it may DO stated
That one employo was killed out OF every
IN In scrrics and ono injured out Of
every 81 oinployes.
In concluding tho report, tho STATIC
tIcian renOwa ;ho Recommendation
made in previous reports In regard 10
tho dosrabiliiy Of requiring annual ro.
ports from cxrrc,s companies. corpora.
tions. companies aud persons owning
rolling stock usOd in Interstate com.
mercc, corporations. companies aud
persons owning dopo. property, stock.
yards and elevators used by Interstate
carriers, aud from carriers from water
that compete with with railways for
traffic, Reference Is nl8o made to tho
question OF requiring the railways to
repor: freight earnings by commodities.
On account OF the present depressed
financial condition OF railways, it hus
been decided to let this matter ro,t an
other year. although is no question OF
tho dcsirablity OF such reports.
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LONDON QUOTATIONS.
The Attitude Of thu Eanit of En-lan
Speculation has Revived.

The Attitude OF tho Bank of En-land
Speculation has Revived.
LONDON. Juno lG-The rumor that the
Bank Of England contemplated rcduc.
ing its rate to ! per cont. mentioned in
the Associated Press dispatches, proba.
bly, originated in the decision Of the
joint stock ban IS to reduce tho sale for
deposits at shor, notice from ! to per
cont. With consols at nearly l07, un.
less something happens to rrllevo the
plethora of the money market. tho
Bank OF England directors will event.
unIly be forced TO take such step.
The stock market resumed lair &C.
tivitv during the week, speculation Ia
both English aud continental securities
being revived. In African mines, tho
movements Of tho week wore mostly up
ward. Spanish securities wGro heavily
sold on the strength oil tho Cuban trou.
bic. In Canadians and Argenlincs. all
good investments were better.
Americans we're firm, except those
thrcntcnrd with assessnGnts. Rumors
that tho Northern Pacilic would bo as-
sessed SIS Il share cau-cd tho stock to
be freely offered. Following are tho
advances on tho week:
Milwaukee. II; Erie seconds. .; Atch-
ison, Lake Shore. RcaIing hrsls aud
Wabash sixos. each ! per cent. Tho
othcr increases wore fractional, oxcent
Erie, Norfolk IL Weairrn. Northern Pa-
ciGc and Union Pacific, all sh owing that
tho decline continues.
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IN A PARAGRAPH.

Turkey has acceded to tho demand oi
the powers for European control OF
Armenia.
Jacobs theatre, new York and tcnc-
ment house adjoining. were destroyed
by fire yesterday; loss 100000.
4 mob attempted to lynch the mur-
derer of Policeman Evans. OF Sterling.
Ky.. last night. but iudiciOus and law.
abiding citizens prevailed on the mob
to dispense.
The natives OF the Solomon Islands
have murdered two traders. Head.
hunting is rampant in the island. The
British admiral there has been ordered
to rcpress the exccssct.
Card sharpcrs are victimizing poker
players in Ohio. InIiaua, Kentucky.
Illinois and West Virginia towns. \
confederate goes ahead and sells marked
cards TO tho stores, and tho gamblers
follow and play with them.
At Johnson station, Ky. on the Ken.
tucky aud South Atlantic railroad,
james Whitaker mot NIcoIl Anderson
on the road and put five bullets in AN
dcrson's body, killing him instantly.
Whitaker gave himself up. lie Gays
Anderson has repeatedly threatened his
death.
Kencsaw VI. Lands. private secretary
to the late Secretary Gresham, having re.
eigned his position in the state depart.
mont. has returned to Chicaso. lhu
employees Of tho dcpartment Saturday
took leave OF Mr.. I.andis almost in u
body, and wished him SUCCESS in his
future.
4 hcai.cnd collision occurred at :0j
O'Clock yesterday mornin: between two
passenger trains on tho Charleston Il
savannah railroad at Nrmasse, South
Carolina. Tho engines were tcc.cOpcd
aud were completely wrecked, Engineer
William Black breaking his loL. -FOUR
unknown colorcl trRmps. who were
stealing ride on tho iront trucks, wcrn
ground and cut to pieces.
Tx. Minister to China John Russell
Young. Congressman Jack" Robinson
aud largo delegation Of Pennsylvania
senators had lengthy conference on
tho political situation At Briganiirc,
Now jersey. Yesterday. Tho principal
topic OF discussion was tho Philndcl-
nina I.cxow" investigation. The result
Of the conference could not DO learned.
Senator Quay and his rsltora refusing
TO talk to newspaper men.
At T. o'clock Saturday night tho
twenty days for which members Of tho
lcgj.lnturo can draw pay during IN cx.
RI session expired, but to givn Cover.
nor TnrnGy time to examine tho ihrnr
imuor'nnt meaanreS pn'ard just brioro
Adjournment both honacs adjourned
until l2 IN. to-day. They can continue
in session longer, but can draw no pay.
Tho pcnitcn,iary bill passed provides
for tho temporary lonsing OF II large
nulnbor OF convicls.
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IRELAND'S INDEPENDENCE.
\ Union OF Forces FOR "EXiGrncIo-"-Sy ym-
pathy With Cuban Patriots.

\ Union of Forces for "EXiGrncIcS"-Sy ym-
paihy With Cuban Patriots.
New ioHH, June l6.-A special con-
ventlon Of the Irish-American Military
Union was held to-day in this city.
The convention assembled at o'clock
and remained in session until & o'clock.
About six hundred delegates we're pres
ent from various sections OF the coun-
try. The meeting was called for the
purpose OF adopting measures for the
a.lilIation OF nil Irish American military
organizations, with the union n view Of
possible eSigencics in connection with
the question OF lreland's independence.
and also 10 consider the advisability Of
having an encam pment next year for
the assembling OF the Irish American
troops from the various states.
It was also agreed that French. Polish
aud hungarian military bodies in SYM
pathv with the lrish movement be per-
mi;tci 10 be in tho union. The Phila-
delphia signal corps. commanded hy
Col. Busche, and the Lafayette Guards,
OF Brooklyn, Capt l. Grass. have sig.
niticd .heir desire for aIliliaiion. Major
Z. OConnOr Mclaughlin moved and
Col. james 7. Murphy seconded the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were adopted
with applause:
RlS0'rci, That we, the delegates OF the
Irish.Amcrican Military Union, in con-
yentiou assembled, do hereby tender
tho gallant patriots OF Cuba our hearth
est wishes for the triumph OF their
cause; that in our opinion they deserve ,
the sympathy aud support OF all liberty
loving people; that We call upon Con-
gross to take steps Immediately upon
Its coDvenng to extend 10 the Cubans
recognition as bolliGeron,s; shat we be-
licve the South American republics
which succcssively have thrown of the
yoke of Spain should also extend 10 them
this recognition; that copies OF these
resolutions be sent to tine President OF
the United State., 10 the members OF
Congress and representatives OF the
South American countries at Wash
ingtou.
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MASCuEsrEE. Juno lG.--rhc marIe.
has boon dull aud ,hurc has boon ina
bili.y to sell tho iu! product. China
was tho only largo buyer and India was
hanging back, in aaito OF the satisiac-
tory progrc.4 o! the Monsoon. There
In; been moderate business, with II
smaller miscellaneous market alao in
tho home trade, aud many looms arc
ncain going on short time. Yarns wcto
sluggish, with a moderate hand.;o-
mouth trade, prices being easy. Japan
was taking inir limos Of bundles. Tho
continent waa still doing vol, being
mostly onga!cd until tho end OF Dccem.
Dor, and, in many cases, beyond.
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CUBAN INSUl;t,ECrioy.


The Insurgents ar" I:"ntru in Every En-
gnsrmrut with Spin,sh Troops
HAVANA June ia small band of
troops II: Isabel Catoloida went in pur-
suit OF tho in niurScnts aud lound thnir
cavalry upon the river at Guu. The
troopa charged and delivered Il hot fire,
which Obliged tho insurgents to retire.
Thoy lost their arms and horses besides
four OF their number killed aud six
wounded. OF the troops, ono WAS killed.
and two were wounIcd.
Volunteers have left for Bacuranao
and lIoca lrcga. 1t is rumOrod that 4
schooner has disnmbNrked arms which
have been hidden in tho swnmps, and
caves between Matanzas and Snsuo La
Chica
a. CainpOchuein, near Mnnzaniilo,
ton insurgents have surrendered.
Five insurgents, negroes, set Tire to
tho village OF Sanviccutc de Cnha and
burned thrcc houses. 4 ANAL band
from Snn Antonio. Banos and Havana
coarly pursued them.
Favor id Duing shown 10 American
capital aud the govornnen: rcmits all
du,los OIL tho industry o! mtnln: aud
mulaIlurEr in Cuba.
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THE PROGRAMME
OF tho Convention nr tho Republican Sa.
iionni Lcngur Clubs.


CLEVELAND. Juno lG.-Following 10
tho programme arranged for tho con.
vontIon OF Republican National League
clubs which conToncs In this city on
Wednesday:
Wednesday, Juno l0.-l0 n. NJ, sos.
sion OF tho convention, Music Hall | y.
M. short excursion to parks, factories,
cemeteries and suburbs; . u. m., league
picnic at Forest City park. admission
trco to delegates, concert by tho Iowa
State band; s p. m., mass mooting ut
Music llnll;S y. m.. opon meeting aud
reception given by tho Young Mons
Foraker club TO tho colorcd delegates NJ
Excelsior hall. Eric street and scovilIs
avenue; $3.50 p. H.. concert by Iowa
State band at Forest City park.
Thursday, juno 20-0 n. IN, short OK
cursion to parks, factories. cemeteries.
nnd suburbs: Il. M, excursion No.
upon Lake Eric, frce to delegates, up0n
paaco steamer CITY OF Cleveland; . p.
H.. excursion No. .. similar 10 40. .
p. M, open meeting at Music Hall, with
speeches bv prominent orators; $3.50 y.
in., base ball Mt League park, Cleveland
vs.. Chicago; q TO = y. H., reception to
the delegates at tho Hicioramn huildinc,
corner Euclid avenue and Eric street;
$50 y. NJ, banquet tcndcrod tho dele.
gates ut tho Arcade. Euclid avenue and
Suncrlor street.
Friday, Juno lilo q. m. session oil
tho convention. Music Hall; > p. m.,
session OF tho convention. music hall;
8 p. M, base ball at League ParLl, CIcve.
land W. Chicago.
The pamphlet onumCratcs the points
0t interest about the city. aud informs
the sucsts how TO reach them. Ouu ni
the places mentioned is tho top Of tho
Society for Savings building, IRON which
4 splendid bird's-oyo view OF the city
may DO obtained.
Delegates to the convention Rrr bo-
ginning to arrive in tho city, and by to.
morrow it is expected tina. there will
DO quite IN influx OF strangers. Among
those who arrived to.uay was L. G.
Evans, Ropublican national committee.
man from Minnesota and dGlGga.e-at.
large 10 tho convention from tuat state.
Being asked what he though, OF the
Republican presidential question, he
said that Minnesota had q candidate in
the person OF Senator Cushman X.
Davis. but lao added:
MCKINLEY is by all odds the strong.
est candidate.
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LIVELY TiniES
In q Ibn-iiow spaI" Ri.,es Monoy-SlS,.
900 Paid for AIIrsf- t.,n.-inniiou.

In Ibn-liOw SpuIu Ri,,rs MUnoy-S1S,.
900 Paid for NIrst'- t.,n--inniiou.
TAMPA, FLA, June l6 Passengers on
tho steamer tonight report that the
Spanish government quickly raised Si0,-
coo from Havana volunteers. Those
who paid $i0) are excused from duty.
Those furnishing substitutes pay $50
Spain is said TO have paid SlS.000 for
Martis assassination. The Nuelta Alb
ojo district probably will rise in few
days. Many small armed bands are in
the vicinity Of Havana.
Martinez Campos awaits more troops
from Spain ut Nucvitas. Masso. ANTONIO
MaCeo, Miro and other leaders with
1000 men are near Gibara in possession
oi email town. They had fierce
battle between Gibara and llolQuin.
On II railroad bridge the fight ragged,
which was afterwards burned. 4 con-
voy has been captured. Many PRISON
ers were taken and 4 large sum OF
money captured. Insurgents say it
amounted to $4,000, while the Spanish
claim it was but $4,000. Guanabeca, n
half hours ride by rail from Havana, is
greatly excited by tho appearance OF
strange ships in the oliIn.. General
Ardoriuj, second commander OF tho
Spanish forces. has ordered 4 conccntra.
ton OF troops to prevent Il landing ii
tilibuStcrs are aboard.
CuaviIas, near Santiago, was burned
by the insurgents under Major Duran
on the 9TH.
Olivia. the guide that is claimed to
have assassinatcd Martl, is in the Hos.
piial Principe Alfonso, wounded in tho
left breast dangerously, with ritie bali,
said to have been inflicted in battle, but
1t is thought the Cubaus tried TO kill
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SD,rit D',pGtch 10 Iie fu.Giigcarr
New MAETrSSvtLLu, Jnnu lG.-Circuit
court adjourned yesterday. This has
been worry busy tenn. the full time
allowed Judge Jacobs before commcnc.
ing his Rttchic county torn, being
taken. Tho judge leaves Monday for
RItchio Court House. Tho motion for
IA new trial In tho cases Of Harrison, W.
4. and Henry y. liuggins, convicted oi
murder, wa, argued Thursday by NJ. H.
Morris aud j. ". Mcintire for tho state
and Col. Arnctt and Capt. McEIdowncy
Tor the defense. Tho court will pass on
tho motion July at special term OF
court
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OMAHA, NEn, juno l0.-A special to
the BeO from Grand Island, Ncb., says:
In tho northwestern part OF Adams
county, in tho vicinity OF tho farm OF
Frod Ernest, hydrophobia in animals
caused groa: loss OF cattle. Two men
aave boon bitten aud compelled 10 90
to Wcymour, w!icro 4 maidstone was
applied, and over forty cattle belonging
10 Ernest may have TO bo shot, alter
showing symptoms OF hydrophobin.
In January Il COW was bitten by mad
dog 1t died and was not buried, being
hnnlud to Soma Out.of.the.wAy place.
The dogs III tho ncighbOrhpud con.
TUmGd thcCircats. About May | It was
noticed that other cattle showed symp.
Erncats first bovine showed tho disease,
aud WAS shot. Forty head more have
since been lost in the same manner.
a war was commented on the dogs in
tho district and only one dog is left,
and he will soon join his companions.
Three hogs belonging 10 Ernest wcro
also bitten. One OF these had oxtcn.
sive ;usks and Frank Ernest, son.
about u years OF age, was scratched by
one OF the tusks. As consequence he
was compelled to 90 to Woymour, where
tho poison was extracted.
\ neighbor, while burying 4 COW,
which he hal shot. allowed some of.the
animaps saliva 10 touch scratch on his
hand and he too went TO Weymour. He
remained there until he was thought to
be safe aud then returned home. He
has since showed signs OF hyirophobia
aud serious consequences arc feared.
Deancrato efforts have been made to
clear the neirhbOrhood OF all animals
affected.
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GOT the WRONG MAN.
Deputy hnrsiHI AitKrs IA Serious I'll,
Inkr-r Threatened suit.

A Deputy Nnrsi,tI M.tkrs IA Seriou. Nils.
Inkr-ThrratrnedS suit.
Srcro! Dispatch 10 he Im'c'tigcnncr.
PAUKETSnuRG. June lG.-A peculiar
condition OF affairs developed in the
United States Court yesterday. 1t np-
pears that Deputy Marshal Saunders,
OF Charleston, who had arrest cd the
wrong man in the person OF William
BeIknar. OF Braxton county, had made
him walk all the way 10 Charleston and
then brought him hero and put him in
jail. Belkuap appealed 20 Judge jack
son, who after investigating tho case,
released Bclkpap and severely repri.
mandei Deputy Marshal Saunders.
BeIkuap has no money ard wa, left on
the mercy Of the people here. lie com.
planned that he had been taken away
from his crops and family aud threatens
to bring suit for false arrest.
The tOllowin. CAGES were disposed oi
SATURDAY. in the United Statcs court.
United Staios vs. George Morgan,
guilty. hued 500 and costs.
United States vs. Will Miller, con.
tinucd.
United States VS.. Reuben Reynolds,
continued.
United States vs.. Charles Burde,te,
dclaul. noted.
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through boycotts and other matters.
lilo denounced broadmindcdnoss aud
hypoCritOs in tho church. A number
ol those ho prosecuted wcro present.
THE SUDDEN DEATH


W '.'' "' W. hhhHihWtoh, bt fNlrnOntl ~
Profoundly roit EJ Its Friends.
SpetIG! Dppr.cs 10 ha M'tliOMrsr
FAIRaOSr, W. Va. Juno lO.-J. VIII
Dunnington. one Of the bSst known aud
most popular mon in tho railroad tolc.
graph service In this section Of the state,
dicd 4nddnHlv Mt l:;i0 this morning after
worry brot illness.
Mr.. Dunnington, wIo was but thirty.
three ycar4 of a.c, wai connected with
tho baltimore x ONO road for several
yOars, but OF latr has had charge Of tho
MOnongaheIa River road Office ut Gus.
ton Junction
lie was known nil along tho line ol
tho baltimore 4 Ohio road, and hns
humorous relatives and friends. lie,
sudden taking of was a shock to the
community. Thv deceased WAS a sou OF
Il. {. Huntington and brother Of George
\. Dnnnlng.on. OF tho Wheeling Is.
rELLiGENCEE lie leaves n widow aud
children. Tho funeral will take place
Tuesday afternoon.
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RECORD OF RAILWAYS.
Tho Interesting Report OF tho Iutor-
state Commerce Commission.
SOME PECULIAR CONDITIONS CITED

Regarding tho Passcngcr Traffic Dur.
Ing tho Worlds Fair and tho Sub.
scquant Buainoss Dcprcssion-Tho
Mileage OF tho C0untry-Stntlstics
Relating to tho Financial Affairs of
tho iioads-'rho Fatalities Result.
Ing from Accidents aud Collisions.
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LoSDoX, Junr 1.-THE Standard. in
It's financial article this morning, says
it is assured that tho RulsO-Cainese
lonn ia destined solely to indemnify
Japan from abandoning her claims to
tho Liao-Tuag peninsula Therefore
China must still raise $50, ,O00, 600 for the
general indemnify, which will pledge
over two.,hirds Of her cntiro customs
rpvpnup
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>pscici Di,pdi,h 10 Rl in;eligcnr,r
pAUKEHSUURG, June lG.-Tho no Nc
Tnsrar, gas we'll in the Willams.owu
Ohis county, field ha, u pressure oil
100 POUNDS to the square inch. and is
Oue OF the biggest uas-Grs in tho world.
1t s owned by Parllersburg people, but
the Mountain State Gas Company is
nesotinting Tor il.