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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12
FOX TERRIERS.

One of the Most Aristocratic Breeds
of the Canine To-Day.
The origin of the fox terrier is not
certainly known, but they have been
bred pure in royal kennels Of England
for over 100 years, and in America to-
day the breed is fast usurping the
place Of the pug and the Yorkshire ter
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12
GREAT BOOK FREE.

When Dr. r. v. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y,
published the first edition of his work, The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser,
he announced that after 600 copies had
been sold at the regular price, 81. 50 per
copy, the profit on which would repay him
for the great amount of labor and money
expended in producing i, he would dis
tribute the next Half million T,ee. As this
number of copies has already been sold, he
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I SsSl wS sGmne saS;I.s %sd
the recipient onl- being required to mail
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cent stamps TO pay for postage and pack
ing only, and the book will be sent by mail
1t is veritable medical library, complete
in one volume. II contains over 1000 pages
and more than 900 illustrations. The Free
Edition is precisely the same as those sold
at $r.5o except only that the books are
bound in strong MANILA paper covers in
stead of cloth. Send NOW before all are
given away. They are going of rapidly.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12

A healthful clearness is acquired by
the sallow skin washed daily with Glenn's
Sulphur Soap.
or Brown, soc.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12
GOT EGGS FOR BALLOTS.

Rider Haggard Roughly Treated Dur
ing His Parliamentary Canvass.
Among those who have suffered the
misfortune of being on the unpopular
side in the recent parliamentary cleo
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12
lHfNy<k3
tzaa4<

Mr.. Myrick Plummer, wholesale
paper dealer at As Beekman street.
New York, relates that his first
experience with Ripans Tabules
began IS months ago. Prior to that
he could not recall time when,
he was not troubled with constipa-
ton. Nothing gave more than
temporary relief; but, since taking
Ripans Tabules, however, nobody,
Mr.. Plummer thinks, has more
perfect digestive organs than he.
The bowels perform their functions
with regularity; there is no distress
after eating, no headache, no heart
burn, no Misunderstanding Of q
dyspeptic nature.
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists. By mxa1 y
he prico $50 cents box is sent 10 The Rpans Chou
al Company, No. 10 Spruce Street. New York 6nnual
Dial. 10 cenA
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12

You are tried alone; alone you pass
into the desert; alone you are sifted by
the world
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12

He is the greatest man who does
most for his fellowmen.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12

Mrs winslow's soorRrxo srsuY for children
seething soisens sns Fuma reeucss Inn sMm,snon
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12

We must not judge OF q mans merits
by his great, qualities, but by the use
he makes Of them.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12

It's the man without much mind who
always "has mind to do" something
and never does It,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12

rier. Fox terriers are very intelligent,
have an untiring energy and a great
desire to be busy. AS guard dogs they
have no, .superiors, and are not gener-
ally vicious to people, but it is safest
for any stranger to first get permission
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12

CAN recommend Piso's Cure for Con-
sumption to sufferers from Asthma.-E. ID.
TOWNSEND, TT. Howard, Wis.,, May 4, '94.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12

Thinking right will keep us from do
ing wrong.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12

himself winner in the jump-off at
10 feet 9A inches-his winning jump,
the last performance Of the program.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12

Halle Catarrh Cure.
Is taken internally Price 10 cents
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-12
A PLEASING EXPERIMENT.

Try 1t and You May Get Much Amusc-
ment from 1t.
Get wide-mouthed bottle, closed by
hollow cork, In which is inserted the
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LONDON, Oct, 2s.-The news received
hero from Hong Kong to-day that an
outbreak against foreigners ID expected
ct Caaton, seems 10 indicate that there
has boon a renewal Of tho widespread
anti.torOign feeling. The British con.
sui at Hankow, 1t Is now known, was
warned that an outbreak would occur at
WI Chcng on September, 10, whom the
soldiers were to mutiny and attack tho
iorOlgnora In view Of this the Swedish
aud American ladies loft WI Oheng and
sought shelter In tho consulate at
HanlOw aud, later, the children Of tho
American Episcopal school were taken
to place Of safety,
Il appearS that tho Chinese braves,
who were ordered to dlaband after the
war. objected to doing so and arranged
to attack the foreigners, although mono
oil tho latter were to be killed. There.
fore, the governor OF WI Cheng thought
II best not to carry out the disbauding
utGEGu AHA tuul kAu uVAlouu uhu0FlSA
Was tidsd over, The state Of Affairs,
however, continues TO be critical.
The Times will tomorrow publish
dispatch from Hong Kong, which says;
Speaking ~ a public banquet at
Yladivosiock, on September q, which
was given in his honor on the occasion
OF his departure for Europe, General
Doukhofikoy, governor general OF East.
ern Siberia, referred to the now Man.
churiR concession, aud strongly urged
that the community BIO not alarmed by
1t, for Yladvostock must remain tho
headquarters, though Il portion OF the
feet would DO at Port Arthur. The
governor and port admiral spoke in the
same Htrain.
Three missions, with an escort Of 100
Cossacks each, started respectively from
Nertchiusk, Blagoveitichensk and
Nikolsk to explore and survey certain
portions OF the interior Of Manchuria.
A Shanghai telegram states that i've
Russian warShips are made and nine
are outside OF the hRrbor oil Port arthur.
An Odessa dispatch to the Times says
that another cruiser OF the Russian
vOlunEdGT ubbb nuS tbhTAbu Wlbu " GOu'
tingent OF sailors, ammunition and war
material TO join the Russian feet cruis.
ing near Japan.
The lines says in an editorial this
morning:
"rho official denial OF our Hong Kong
dispatch Is given in a form leaving no
doubt that, at lealt as regards tho
double approach to Port Arthur, our
correspondent at Tien Tsin was mlslod.
Yet, II no DRIED, 1t was in good com.
pany, the governor oil Siberia having
beeu undOr tho same impression"
The Standard Conservative sayS in
an editorial this morning;
Russia has got hor answer. and her
Intended treaty with China il torn up
before II came into Ovistence."
The VladivoHtock correspondent Of
the 81. Petersburg, Russia, NovoO
Vromya telegraphs that tho Chinese 90.
orot societies are showing marked
activity and that they are enjoying tho
secret support Of many high officials
who ara themselves members oil these
organizations,
Tho situation is regarded as being
very critical.
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rgLEGRApHlc BRIEFS.

All is quiet at TiHin. Ohio, whore tkC
riot growing out Of tho attempted
lynching occurred Saturday night.
Laio Adkins was shot to death by his
brothct.in.law, Virgil stnlcy, nj Contor.
Vile, W. Va Staley has loft the state.
According to dispatch from Seoul,
tho king Of Korea has chosen another
queen aud has assumed tho tito OF ON.
pOror.
II Is announced by tho Evening ProSs,
Of Detroit, that Mayor Pingroo, OF thnt
place, will probably DO a candidate for
President In 1900.
Chairman Carter, Of tho Republican
national committee, says tho ConvOn.
ton 10 not likely to DO hold boIoro tho
latter part Of Juno.
An Injunction to restrain Lady SholIo
Douglas from appearing on tho stage Of
tho Burbank theatre With tho krniloy
company iSsucd by Judge Vandykc
at Los Angeles, Cal, yesterday
L.P W. Bowor, travelling salesman,
Of Wheeling, 10 among those poiaonOd
nj tho hdolphi hoicl In Huntington, an
account Of which will DO found on tho
oh page Of this morhIng'B lSrELht'
dENCEli,
Hundreds oi shoppers and clerks at
Chicago witnessed strange suicide
Mrs. Richard Walsh. weight 200 poundp,
inmpcl from tho third 8toty balcony Of
ono Of tho blk apartment BlnrDS and was
dashed to death on tho floor Of tho
roiundd,
Gcorpo A. Howard, auditor for tho
poslolllco department, lab made hia
annual report 10 tho postmaster gcn'
oral. II shows TINT tho postal do.
1cIonCy over tho royOnno aud congrus.
Blonal appropriation lot tho past llacal
yOnr la t2SOIOi.
II wnt officially announced yesterday
that pHnCnn Maud, oi WAloU youngest
daughter NJ tho prince mud nflnco,a, NJ
Wnn, In boltollol 10 Prince Charles, u
DonmntS Tho prinGool wno born Mo-
vOmber ~, 1850 aud tho prince was
born August q. 1879. II lie said TO DO
purely loyo NlIalh
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COUNCIL Committees

Have DrlUt bu, IntorCs,lnE Sessions
liuiid,nE Inspection.
Last evening tho subcommittee hay.
ing In charge tho ordinance providing
for q rigid system OF building inspOc.
ton held Its frat formal meeting. Tho
ordinance was not completed, but good
progress was made. Plumbing and
sanitary work has not yot been touched.
So far as the ordinance has boon shaped
II Is very similar to tho Roanoke law,
which was before tho full committee al
Ito last meeting.
Last evening tho committee on scales
lot tho contract for a now scale house at
McColloch aud SOvOntoenlh streets to
John Woilzcl, at his bid Of S2I. Tho
other bids furnish nh interesting com
patiBon. fhoy wore; NJ. l., Et1Ocr, sos;
II. W. Fair, S3j, James Gray, Si0i
Henry RoSo, $40 co.
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VERY SENSATIONAL
Il This Murder TrlnI Which Has BoEun
Ernnoa

1, This Murder THAI which Has noEun in
France.
BuRars, FRANCE, Oct. 2S.-Tho trial OF
tho marquis Of De Nave, who ia charged
with tho murder Of his Stopson in 1885,
began here to-day. Tho case Is a IcnSa.
tional one, aud has attracted consider.
ablO attention. Tho city Ia full Of
strangers from every country in Eu.
rome, and also present are some persons
FROM America who have como 10 wit.
nuSB tho trial.
Tho Marquis Do NayO has been In
prison since July, 1891, OF the charge
OF numbering tho natural sou Of his vito
born previous to this. Tho marquis
was wild In his young days diGsipatod
large fortune aud then married rich
hoiross, Mario Do DRuioriOl, whose
illogimatO ann no Ia charged with MUIR
doring by throwing from tho ellis along
tho sorontO road into tho bay OF Naples
aitOr having previously stunned tho
boy, hitting him over tho hoad with
heavy instrnmunt. Tho marquis was
denounced by his wife, but his friends
aaiort that tho lad, who was OF dos
pondcnt nature, committed suicide by
jumping from tho cilIA and that tho
marquisO had concoOlOd tho story to
rid herself Of her husband In order that
aho might marry priest who had boon
tho boyd tutor, II not his iRthor
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PulLApEpurA, Pa, Oct, 9S-H. II.
Holmes, or Herman MudGOtt, which no
says is hlS buptismul name, was put on
,rial Ia the court Of oyer aud termlnOr
to-day for the murder Of Benjamin F,
Pietzol, in this city, on September "a,
1894, aud the developments Of the frat
day verified, better perhaps than ever
before, tho force OF the maxim that
truth is stranger than fiction. From
tho nature oitho case and the startling
stories concerning it which have gained
currency during the past year. sen'a'
,ional revelations were naturally to DO
expected when he who has come to bO
regarded as the most skilliul and
audacious criminal OF modern tlmsI was
placed on trial for his life. Yet what
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-"not by tho dead man. numbered
the district attorney, "but the living
by the destroyer"
Passing 10 the time OF the autopsy,
Mr.. Graham related how the coronsr's
physicians had found the lungs con.
geSlOd, tho heart emptY-pToViuR that
death had come auddenly-and the
traces OF Chlorofogm in the stomach,
evidently injected alter death, because
in q living stomach VirilAtion would
have been produced, which was not Rp.
parent in this case.
Mr. Graham detailed the forming OF
tho alleged conspiracy before the muir.
der to deiFaud the insurance company
by the substitution OF q body for that
OF PlStzsl'S. and enlarged upon 1t and
its many ramiAcRllons At considerable
length. lie purspei tho history Of
Holmes various movements, the dis.
appearance Of the PlalEsl children aud
tho many conflicting sIories told by
Holmea-Rll OF which had been fully
published,
Throughout tho dlitrict attorneys
talk Holmes would sit, his lsgs crossed,
taking copious notes and listening with
interest, but without o shade Of OK
preston, even whom Mr.. GrahRm's relo'
nRnt voice rang outin tho most scathing
denunciRtion,
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suFFNAGE QUESTION
Iu tho South caFolIua Constitutional Con.
VentlOn.

In tho South Carolina Constitutional Con-
vsntjon.
COLUMBIA, s. G., Oct. 2a-TO.night
tho suffrage question came up, The two
remaining negro delegates, MOIsrS.
Anderson aud Rsdd. addressed the con.
vontlon and we're given q courteous
hearing. The vote was then taken on
tho substitute offered BY Delegate
Whipper 10 Senator TillmSn's suffrage
plan. Tho negroes asked for an aye
and nay vote, and in deisrancs to their
wishes tho white mon seconded tho de-
mand. Tho substitute was voted down,
1871 to o. the latter being the negro del
egates.
Sections aud 2 OF the TiIlmau plan
were then taken up aud adopted. They
are in reference to what elections shall
DO held. Section 8 provides that male
citizens shall be eligible to vote. Delo.
gate Clayton, Of Florence, introduced q
woman's suffrage amendment. The
convention debated the matter until II
o'clock, but did not come TO vote, though
it was manifest that an overwhelming
majority were opposed to 1t. Section 4
Of tho suffrage plank 10 the one pro.
senting tho qualifications Of voters, aud
q big dght Is brewing on 1t for to'mor.
Fnw
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BELL rEnnPHoNE CASE
a Motion By the Company to Dismiss the
Government Appeal.

a Motion by the Company to Dismiss the
Government Appeal.
WASHINGTON, b. G., Oct PA mo-
tlon was made in tho United States su.
premo court to-day on behalf of the
company to dismiss tho case of the
United States We. tho Bell Telephone
Company and Emile DOrlineL Tho
case involves tho validity Of tho Der.
liner patents for tho microphone Tho
United States asked that tho patent for
tho micrnphono DO cancelled on the
ground that Berliuer was not tho
original inventor OF tho microphono.
The circuit court found for tho gov'
ornmont,, aud ordered that tho patent
DO cancelled. but tho circuit court Of
appeals reversed this judgment and the
United siatOs brought tho case to tho
supreme court,
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pol,rI,NtiIll3ArE,
i.cport That Alfred Austin HAS Had the
IIonor Conferred Upon Him.

iisport That Alfred NudIn iinG Had the
Honor Conferred Upon Him.
IoNpoS, Oct. 2s,-'rhO November
number Of tho BookmGn slatoS that II
loarns on rclinblo authority that Alfred
Nustin has boUnappoiutodpo Ct laureate.
Alfred Austin, poOt, critic and Jour
nnlIst, was born nonr Lcods, May 50,
1875. AZ tho Rge Of eighteen, no had
pubiishcd II poem anonymously called
ERudolph" aud MIR. Austin Ia him.
scIi authority for the 1tntomont
that Ito was Oarly imbnOd with
tho determination to devote his
iIio to literature. His fret acknow
iodsod volume Of verso, "Iho scAso n
A Satire" appeared ID 1901 Since
lhcn hc has published many poolical
productions aud three novels, Tbs
work which last brought him into pro-
ininOnca was a prose work entitled,
"Tho Carbon That Love"
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WASHINGTON, Oct 2s.-AmbaTsador
Patenotrc, OF Franco, was shown the
brief announcement from Paris that the
French cabinet had resigned, aud nat.
urally was much surprised, as there had
been no intimntion OF crisis. Tho
cabinet assumed office ton months ago
and has served continuously aimee Pres
idnnt Faure was oloclod. Inc ambassa.
dor says tho designations arc not OF ser
ious importance, ~ charges Of the cab
mot have not tho same slgnliicNnco in'
dor tho FOnch system that they have IN
othor countries. Tho embassy officials
say that tho designations do not noeed.
snrily imply the retirement Of tho cab
met, rs such designations pro lorna arc
occasionally made to emphasize tho AZ
tIudu Of tho cabinet on pending moaa-
ufnn
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EASTERN QUESTION
Growing More Interesting as Com
plicatIons Increase,
ANTI-FOREIGN FEELING IN CHINA

Likely to Produce Another Outbreak
ana Swedish and American Ladies
and Children Taken to a Place of
satoty-SioVOmon.s of the Russian
Floot-IudIoations That Arc War
llko-CommOnts of tho English
Pross-EnGlIsh War Ships at Port
Arthur
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AN EIGHT noun nay
To be Demanded by tho Federated MOln
Irnlna hInN 1.

To be Demanded by tho Federated Metal
Trades NInY 1.
pIr1sDuRol, PA Oct. 2S.-MOmberH Of
tradun unions affiliated with tho tcdOr.
alcd metal trades arc discussing tho
question Of making n demand May i,
1905, for an Oighi hour work day. All
over tho United Slalos during tho noSt
thirty days vote will DO takCn In ovCry
union Of machlnist', moldOrs, boiler
makers aud iron shin builders, tin and
shoot iron workers, brass workers and
black5mlthS, ~ TO whether tho recon.
mondallon Of tho federated metal trades
convention, iayurlng q general demand
for oght hours, shall bo Endorsed.
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NnTAltluU4 phor

or which rev ii0ciIrr IL tho Vioilm-tito
nribcry charge Proving u iioolnrrrng
TOR thu Democrats
Clsclgstrl, ono, Oct 2s, - Tho
lananIror's snouinl from Grocnyillo,
Ohio, naysi Tho congregation and the
nolglbOfa u Row, q. ". lloOIIur, lsn'
publican candidate Tor tho lCgi'la.
turo, believe him to bo tho yio.
tim Of q nciarlnua plot. To-day
nyp mon atc Guarding his hoi'o aud
preventing all ingross except nI most
ultimate ifIondB. Four mon RtO with
him In tho house writing lOIiOB 10
mombnfa VI Ills congregation aud 10
Other friends explaining tho situation,
ono man hn1 pllufol 500 reward for
an Identification Of Tho boy that had
brought Tin powlog At midnight 10
llov lloOIlOr, but he had moi buoh
found,
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RocKNpnLLnIns LATEsT.
IL Now tho Principal owner of che Wis
conIln Central,


IL Now tho Principal Owner of che Wis
conIln Central,
AIILwAUKRR, Wis, Oct, 2s,-Not only
isit truV, as stated in those dispatches
on Saturday, that John D. Rockefeller
isinterested in the reorganization OF the
Wisconsin Central, but il is learned on
good authority that no has between
100000 and s., 100000 Invested in tho
securities OF that company, Mr. Gates,
an eastern gentleman, who u u
member OF tue bond committee
OF the Central reorganization move
mont, is tho agent aud rep
ressntativo In That 90 in other matters,
Of Sir. Rockefeller, aud whatever Mr..
Gates does In connection with reorganl'
Ealion will DO done solely for Mr..
Rockefeller and on his suggestion. II
Ia limited that the reported reorganlzA.
ton OF tho Central is in tho interest OF
tho new men who have been brought
into the Central railroad recently, and
tho next spring the reason for the delay
will DO better understood and that Mr..
Rockefeller will become one OF tho
chief factors in the properly aud opera.
ton Of the road.
The purpose Of delay, 1t Is said, Is to
entirely eradicate certain undesirable
features aud factions from any say in
the praperty, aud probably, with Mr..
Rockefeller at tue heed OF atluiTS in the
executive body, property will DO taken
out OF receivers hands and operated rs
a money.mRkor for all interested in it.
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CABINET RESIGNS.
The French Deputies Refuse q
Vote OF Confidence,
THE SOUTH OF FRANCE RAILWAY

brought Up aud PrOoipItatss
a crIsIs-Tho Fair Proposition of tho
Minister of Justice scorned aud
Voted Down by Three Hundred Ma.
JorIty-Tho Dotoat of tho Govern.
meus Occasions no surprIso-Am.
bassador Patonotro Says 1t Isn't I'm.
portant.
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CUBAN I,IlnlaLbIoN.
A Hattie In which tho Insurgents Got tho
Worst Of II,

worst of It,
HAVANA, Oct 2s.-ThO column OF
troops commanded by Colonel Ilodnn,
consisting Of tho AlcnntNra baltal.
lon, some puOrtillO' aud artillery, mum.
boring about fyo hundred mon In all,
has had an engagement with ak hun.
drud insurgents al Los NogroS, near
linirc. Tho enemy was COMMANDED by
Iabi. aud wai composed Of artillery,
cavalry aud Infantry Tho fighting
lasted two hours, and At tho Ond Of that
timo tho troops captnrod tho alrong
poa!lion occupied nv tho insutgOnla
who loft two Killed. aud five wounded on
tho fold aud In addition, carried oil
forty moro oi lliOif wounded.
Tho troops lost ono loulonnnt aud
two Ooldlots killed. and had nVo mon
wounded.
Tho inlurgnnt loader, FrNnciaCo Gar.
ola, Inns surrendered 10 tho government
nj Man1hnlllo.
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audience OF six or seven thousand pso,
pie In this city, Tho senator confined
himself to national Issues, pointing out
the difference between the Democratic
and Republican parties, lie was given
IN enthusiastic reception.
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HOLMES TRIAL.
Tie Opening Day Fruitful ofsonsa-
tlonal Incidents.
SOME HIGHLY DRAMATIC SCENES,
Counsel for the Defendant With
draw From the Case.
he WILL Be HIS OWN ADVOCATE

And Gives Evidence That Hs WIN
Perform tho Duty skiIiully-rho
Arch oOuDplru.or and Supposed
Many Times murderer tho coN'FNl
Figure of What Promises to DO a
Very Sensational Dratna..A Pathetic
soono Before Adjournment.
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CLRyEbtyp, o., oct, %. Senator llIll,
Of Now York, made two speeches In
ohio today, This afternoon ho spoke
with Congrcosman Tom L. Johnson nj
Elyrla aud tonight Ito addressed III
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Nrw YonR, Oct gS.--'rho third galno
Of tho ChosH match between ShowalIcr
and LipHuhull6, played at Manhattan
Chess Club this afternoon, was won by
lhn lnfmnl.
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WAuiSutdS, OCT, q, -'ro,days state.
mont Of tho condition Of tho trcn,nty
shnwaj Available Casl balance SlS2,'
1SO21l gold reserve SOj,g2lOSL
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For wcu ylrlnla. inlt, westerly Winds slight
rise In temperature
FofWwiCrn PENNSYLVANIA aud OHIO, ialr, con-
ilnurd cold westerly Wlnhs,
TIN TEMPERATURE YrutunNr
NJ furnished nv g. suuNtrr, druggist corner
Market and Fourteenth altcch
7 q, m.,a.oo""",.,uo NJ ~ lllno"',",",o.'' +
la n,.,,,,.,,.,,,,n lbl Z y M ,oaN..,4 a,o, "
~ il"a.n,u...,,,,,,,,a vi Wcalher-Uleat