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DOUBLE MUREER
Committed h, a Trn-Hear-Old Boy In
Narth Clrolins.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA special
q, p1tch fpon Norfolk, Va, says: A
horrible talp Of Gauble murder com.
mittod by u teu-year.old boy comes
from Hollywood township, Fender
couaty, y. c. Frank Powers AMI his
wife went To work in their field, some
distance from their house, leaving
their children, aged two years and
II months respectively, at the
hoHse pf q neighbqr NAKED Mills
1 he tensyear.old san Of Mills was
LEFT In charge of tho Powers
children while the parents were at
work. The parents were startled by
hea ring the terrified shrieks of their
children. and Fastening back they found
pre az the child en- dead while the
other Was in mortal agony from sew
eral stabs inflicted with u table knife
The teh-year-oll youngster who had
Leen left in charge of the murdered
children stated that he had beat them
70 make them stop crying. One of
them mad resisted him SO he cut the
little one. The wounded babe shartly
afferward died.
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THE DERVISHES.
They Fight to tho Death I'm the Face Of
Great Odds.

They Fight to tho Death I'm the Face Of
Great Odds.
The dervishes have lost nothing OF
their old valor. They heed death as
little as ever. / saw them, says a writer
in the London Times, stand undismayed
in the open and fight with logged de-
termination in the face of our deadly
volley fire; they fought on with rifle
and spear and knife when charged by
the cavalry; each wounded dervish, as
he lay bleeding to death on the ground,
was a dangerous and treacherous foe
until he had breathed his last. They
even did what some authorities have
denied that any troops, however brave,
would ever dO-they stood in groups
firing steadily into our ranks while our ,
Maxim guns poured their STREAMS OF
bullets on them, moving them down
like grass.
Idoubt whether any other men in the
vorld would have stood, as these men
stood, for nearly two hours, against
such fearful odds as were opposed to
them. But, IL one may judge from this
fight, the dervishes have changed their
old tactics; they have, to great extent,
abandoned the reckless rush of spear
men which used to distinguish Soudan-
csc warfare, and rely more on rife fire.
in which their practice has considerably
improved. If trained and disciplined
(but it is very doubtful whether that
savage beast of prey, the Baggara. ever
could he trained) these men would make
magnificent infantry. They display now
as much amazing GOODNESS when acting
OIL the defensive as they did in their
furious charges of former campaigns.
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CsntensrIsn club Funeral.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 17.--Jacob
White, member of Lexington's Cente-
marian club, was buried here Sunday
afternoon by the Odd Fellows. The
deceased was 30 years old, and for
90 years had been member
in good standing of the Friend
ship lodge, No ), l. o. q. b., of this
city. The Centenarian club is COM
posed of six remaining members, in
Guiding Mrs, Graves, mother Of Cashier
James NJ. Graves, of the City national
bank; Mrs. Robinson, Mr. Satterwhite,
of this county, and three others. Mr..
White was one of the youngest mem
bers of the club, the eldest being o.
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$500 to ~ p. KIN. ss ana Sem, 81. $3.50

On August %, the Cincinnati, hamilton
\ Dayton Ky. will run PersCEally Con-
,luctcd Excursion from Cincinnati to Mack
mac Island at the extremely low
ate Of $500 for the round trip.
Special train will leave the c. ii. lS
d. Depot, Fifth aud Baymiller, at 300 a.m.,
arriving Toledo, sos p. M, where passen-
GERS will embark on the palatial new
,teamer OF the ID. & c. Navigation Co,
City OF Maekinac," for the Island.
steamer will reach Detroit at 500 y H.
The order OF the evening will be visiting
about the city. The steamer will leave
Detroit next morning "Wednesday, August
26), at $50 a. m. for the sail on
Lake Huron. Through the st. Clair
Flats passing the Beautiful Club
Houses, Oakland Hotel, 81. Clair Springs,
Port Huron, and other delightful resorts.
Sailing out into the Broad Waters OF Lake
Huron crossing Saginaw BAY and then
Thunder Bay, touching at Sand Beach, Ao
Sable, Alpena, Chebcygan. and landing At
Mackinac Thursday, August 27,-s.-fiHri.>
Tickets viii be good going on special train,
August Is, and ON Steamer City of Mack
mac, connecting at Toledo. Returning, will
be good on any steamer or trainUptoandin in
Guiding steamer leaving MackiRac Island.
3:0Op. m., Thursday, September3. Side trips
az special low rates have been arranged to
Ssult Ste Marie and the Snow Islands.
Also to Duluth via the Steamer "City Of
Duluth" passing through the Great
Government Locks, sailing by the Pictured
X cks OF Lake Superior, landing at Bay
field, Hancock, lIOughton and Marquette
This Excursion will he conducted
by a salaried employee Of the e.. Ill.
& DAYTON Ry-l,-. $h0 w1f>see 70 il that
everybody Is made comfortable and as,er
all inquiries while zen route" Those desir-
ing to Join this ssCr should make early aP-
plicatiOn So that their Accommodations may
be arranged for. The Grand Hotel, New
Mackinac and Aston House will make
special rates 10 those holding Excursion
Tiek5s. Information regarding Meals.
perths, Side Trips, Tickets, etc, will be
oheerfuily furnished or application to
agents OF the c. II. & d. Ry, or tn
agents OF connecting Zines, or by writing d.
rect to ID. G.. Edwards, Passenger Tralle
Manager, c, II. & ID. Ry. Cincinnati, U.
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QUEEN VICTORIA
Delivers Her Speech TrurocuinG the Eng
Iish Parliament.

iiNii -aFt.',hrnf.
LONDON. Aug. H. The queens
speech pror"%uing parliament was de
liverrd To the house of commons at G:IJ
o'clock Friday evening. The speech
savs:
My relations with the powers con-
ti'ur tn To- friendly iiy my advice aud
sanction an expedition has undertaken
Ia restore I" III government Of the
khcdivc. a, far - puuEola. the terri
tory that was lost Il decade ago. The
operations of the expedition are pro.
cccding, and hy the brilliant action at
Farh"t Il large proportion of the terri
tory has already been recovered
The conditional operations of Turkey
continue 10 cause anxiety. aud at pres
rnt trct' is the principal center of the
disturbance. | have observed strict
neutrality, hut in conjunction with the
powers. ! ,ndravorcd To- reconcile the
contestants hv rrolus NJ system Of
government which should hr equitable
and equally acceptable to Christians
and Mu,~uimau>.
Il regret that serious rebellion,
Nignaiizcd with cruel murders. has
broken out in Matahclcland. the rising
having extended To Mashunaland. The
work of de cn>c and repression has
arrn undertaken. the settlers display
ing great courage. They have since
been reinforced by imperial and other
truop>.'
! he speech refers to the Natabclc
country aud EXPRESSES hope that the
rebels will shortly accept the clcmcncy
which has been Offered la them.
Referring to the matter dclimina p
uon of the Italian frontier. the speech
says that IN" agreements between tine
shah of Persia and the amccr of AZ
"hanistan upon the subject are friend
! ~ To the Chitrals.
Her majesty expresses her tin nkS In
the house OF commons for their provi-
sons and services for the year, and
concludes Y saying that She has given
her consent with pleasure To- the meas
ureS for naval dcfcnScS. for lrssen;ng
the agricultural taxes. for the prutcc-
| lion of the cattle Imports from disease
and measures for various other pur-
| poses, including the Irish land hill.
In bidding farewell To the members
of the house her majesty prays that
they may receive the blessings OF
| providence and rest from their labors.
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Found Dead In His store.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 17.-E.
Caswell, of the firm of Caswell Bros,
one of the leading grain and commits
sion MERCHANTS, was found dead in his
store Sunday night. Beside him was
box containg one morphine pill. lie
had just had all his teeth out and had
been taking morphine to ease the pain.
The coroner is unable to tell as yet
whether it was suicide or not De-
ceased was AZ years old and unmarried.
He leaves brother and mother.
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Firemen Collid, With a Trolley Chr.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 17.-one fire.
man was instantly killed and three
others seriously injured early Sunday
morning in collision between truck
No. and a Sycamore street
trolley oar. The truck was on
its way to "a fire on Leopold
street, and while crossing the street
car tracks at Wolff avenue, was struck
by the ear. Ladderman John Fielark
was instantly killed, and Michael Ros-
enburg, Charles Schomerstein and Fred
Jockey were badly injured. The cor.
oner has not yet fixed the responsible
ity for the accident.
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M'CREkRY READY
To Take the Stump for the Chicago Ticket
The Kentucky Campaign


LEXINGTON Ky, Aug. l3,-The dem
ocratic state central committee meets
Thursday at noon at the Phoenix hotel
to confer with Chairman =. =. johnson
on the result of the interview with
National Chairman Jones, and also
~ formally launch the cam.
paigR in Kentucky. Secretary
Cochran, of the state central committee,
Wednesday received d letter from Hon.
James L. McCreary in answer to let
ter from Chairman Johnson asking his
assistance in the campaign Mr.. Me.
Creary vouchsafes his heartiest
and most enthusiastic support to the
state central committee and is ready
to take the stump for the Chicag
ticket
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NAVAL MANOEUVERS
To Test the Strategic Value of the Baltic
North Naa CRnaL

BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE plan in con-
nection with the German naval manocu.
vers to test the strategic value of the
Baltic-Nort Sea canal has been car
ried out without hitch. Thirty-nine
war ships have travcrscd the canal in
80 hours, without an accident of any
kind. This performance, in view
of the adverse foreign coIrunent upon
the capacity of tho canal; IS regarded
rs feat that greatly enhaRees the use
of the waterway, showing - docs
the rapidity with which war sn'ps can
pass from one sea to the Other En-
peror William is delighted with the re-
suit of the manoeuvres and is particu-
larly pleased with the successful pas
sage of the war ships.
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Postal Affairs,

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 1s.-Postmaster'
General W,lsan has prepared a state
ment showing the receipts of so larges,
post Offices in the United States fol
July, 1896, as compared with the same
month of 1855. The July, 1896, re,
ceipts amounted to 81, IA, 1893; for July
1928, g, I03, 40l, net increase of $50.
81. New York, Chicago, Philadelphia
Boston, St Louie and Cincinnati lead
in rcceiDtS
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Man and Vie Killed ON the Track.

BRookLFS, n. y, Aug, lT-About
hal:-Iust . o'clock Sunday night. while
Mr.and Mrs, Thaddeus X. Martin, aged
80 and Is years respectively, were
walking on the Prospect Park
and Coney Island railroad tracks
at Kings Highway, they were
struck by a southbound train ane in.
stan,ly killed. 1t is supposed that the
headlight of the locomotive dazxled
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, SO that taey fail.
ID to discover wh;yh track the train
was on until roo late. The engineer
and conductor of the train have beer
placed uudsf arrest
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One Man I'D = 20 Women crowned.

MoBHr, A, Aug. 1.-Two men,
Arthr Walk and I,obe' Lee, and
4" '.s-sr viola I rer. ii Margc-
r, D.ry, neVo with picnic party
thai wclt to Dog river early Sunday
morning to spend the day. While in
bathing at tine mouth of the river,
Walker and the two women were swept
off their feet by the tide ard all were
drowned before the eyes of Lee, who
was powerless to render assistance.
Lee swan with the tide and after a
desperate struggle Of 80 minutes, was
rescued aliye
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Disconrncing Crnn Renorf,

COLUMBUS, Miss, Aug. Crop re-
ports from this and adjoining counties
in Alabama are most discouraging.
For many weeks no rain has fallen,
and the excessive heat has caused the
bloom to drop from the cotton plant.
Young hollis are opening prematurely,
and the yield will be short The con-
sensus of opinion is that the cotton
crop is so per cent. short of last year.
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Two Girls Killed by Lightning.

SAPANRE, Ont, Aug. lT,-During a
heavy thunderstorm Sunday morning,
three little girls were crossing the
river in a rowboat on their way to
Sunday school, when lightning struck
and killed two of them and rendered
the other unconscious. They were all
under Is years of age. The two killed
were named Lindsay and Ellis,
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sGIeided ia the Presence of HerLoye

CQLUMBUs, o., Aug. 1S:-Miss Minnie
Rhode committed suicide Wednesday
morning in the presence of her lover,
]. W. Fritz, an insurance age #, by
taking a large drauaht of oarbolic
acid. They had a misunderstanding
ami She came to his Office to talk it
ever. After exchanging n few words
she drew a hottie containing the drug
from her Pocket and drank from it.
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The LynchinC of Those Italians

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 15.-The state
department has not received from the
governor of Louisiana his report on
the Italian lynching or is it expected
for some days. 1t appears, however,
that the Italian government is SO far
aroused that Baron Fava has had to
terminate his vacation and is now on
his way from Bar lIarbor to Washing
ton in order to see the report as early
as possible and commence negotiations
tn secure redress.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. LIP. r.
Lines, a saloonkeeper, was shot and
killed at midnight Sunday night by
Mrs. c. f, Rentz. Mrs. Rentz was a
divorcee and a liason existed between
her and Lines. The woman shot Lines
twice, once in the neck and once in the
left breast. She claims that she shot
in self-defenSe
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BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 15.-J. L. Bone
steele, saloonkeeper, went home Fri
day morning and found himself locked
out of the house. He climbed through
window and shot Frank Cole, n
ledger, whom he found in his wife's
comnanV
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Cable Car CoIiides with a Surrey

CHIc4Go, Aug. FIN an accident at
State and Twenty-fourth streets early
Sunday morning q soqthbound cable
car crashed into surrey, demolishing
it and seriously injuring Norris Col.
lins, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Barnett and
their daughter Sophie, a nine-months-
old baby. The occupants were thrown
far out into the street and the carriage
was demolished.
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. l7.-Albert
Herbert, a leading baker, confectioner
and caterer, has made an assignment.
Liabilities and assets about $4,000. In
ability to collect outstanding Il ccounts
is given as the reason. Herbert will
IoE resume business. He is ane of the
oldest business men In the city.
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Public building at south BEND. Ind.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-Bids were
opened at the treasury department
Friday for the erection of the public
building at South Bend, Ind. lIender-
long Bros. & O'Neil, of Valparaiso,
Ind, at S34,96l, We're the lowest bid.
ders
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National Democratic Headquarters

New Work, Aug. l5-GoT. Stone,
member of tho national committee
from Missouri, Is of the opinion that
the democrats campaign headquarters
will be in Chicago, with branches in
New York and Washington.
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NOGALEs, Ariz., Aug. 15.-Ranchers
returning to this city report that sew
eral predatory bands of Indians are
securing the range country and stam-
peding cattle There have been many
minor skirmishcs between Mexican
soldiers and Iaquis, but no fatalities
are repOrtcd
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The Double ScuII Race.

BELLEvuLE, Ont, Aug. lathe
double seull race. mile and a half, with
n turn, was contested by Rogers and
Durham, llackett and Ilanlon, Bubear
and Barry and Ilaines and Rice. Rog-
ers and Durham won; Bubear and
Barry second, llanlon and lIacilett
third. Time 1885 10. Haines and
Rice dropped ont.
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fare rate for the round trip has been
secured for those who will attend the
convention of the national democratic
party annapolis September >.
The - isrts at half rates will
begin : ....- ., and end SrptcmU Der l..
The tic H. good for leaving In
dianap late as the midnight of
Septct
Rob. icating, for Ii years Ne
vada' NATIVE on the national
demo-, .",rv committee. died at Virginia
City from hemorrhagc of the stomach.
lie was we'll known in national demo-
cratic circles.
After deadlock OF two days and one
of tie closest political contests of re-
cent years, J:.dgc John f. Rixey, of
Culpcppcr. va, was nominated as
choice for congress OF the democrats of
the Eighth district of Virginia.
The deadlock in the Eleventh Mich
igan district republican convention was
broker early Friday morning when W.
" N.,.,S, of Antrim. was nominated
uu ,g' I'D ballot Avery'S strength
wa Cir Hn to the success nj candidate.
me Monticello club, the democratic
club of New Haven, Ct. has closed its
doors. Il is said the club is in finan-
cial straits and that there il conflict
In the clubs management between the
gold and silver elements of the party.
Judge Lynde Harrison is president of
the club.
Alex Troup, editor of the New IIa-
ven Union, had n conference with Mr..
Bryan in reference To Il Bryan day at
IIew Haven, CT. Mr.. Troup says that
Mr.. Bryan told him that the campaign
managers insisted that he take rest
of ten days. that he go to sea on yacht
where No one could get at him and
where absolute rest could be certain.
A call has been issued by DR.. Il. A.
Mosely, of birmingham, Ala, state
chairman of the Reed faction of this
Alabama republicans, for Il state con-
vention of his faction of the republican
party, to be held in Montgomery, Sep
TENDER >, for the purpose of nominal
ing republican electoral ticket in OPP.
position to the ticket nominated by the
Mckinley fac ton of the party.
Inc ueulOcrdllc congressman con-
vention at Salem, Mo, nominated Hon.
Edward Robb, of Perry county, as can
didate for congress in the Thirteenth
district.
The Bourbon News, democratic. of
Paris, Ky, Friday bolted the nominees
and platform of the Chicago democratic
convention.
1t is not at all unlikely that combi-
nation ticket will be put in the field by
the republicans, national democrats
and pnpulists in some of the southern
states. The executive committee of
the national democracy is in receipt of
propositions looking to this.
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Man and Woman Drowned In the LAX

BowMANvILLE, Ont, Aug. IA.
Pettee and Miss Darch, in small skiff,
were blown out into the lake during a
heavy storm Sunday afternoon. Ares
euing party could find no trace of them
and il is believed they were drowned.
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w. +. Tlester Elected Grnnd Mnstcr.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug 15.-The
grand lodge (colored Masons), in SEES
sion here, ELECTED W. Il Tieater. OF
Charlottesville, grand mister, and S:
". Stewart, Of Eerre Haute, secretary.
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Killed nv Lightning.

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Aug. 1L-An-
lrew Menzinger, aged 90 years, was
KILLED by lightning while crossing .
soianioH 'aboye me sity
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l RELIEVE Piso's Cure for Consumption
saved my boys life last summer-MRs
ALLIE DOUGLASS, LeRoy, Mich, Oct. 20, 'g4
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At pts Noines, Ia, the Iowa Pipe
asd lie warks were damaged s3o, OSo
by fire carly Saturday mlEnipgi fllIy
insured
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A SUBTLE DIsrISor1oN.-sI suppose you
nave music at tao hOtel9'' 'sNo; bat we
have band. '-Harper's Bazar.
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"AiR. Tailor, II you'll get my co.'s done
By SATURDAY, i shall forever be ind ebte,l tC
You" eli that's your game" said the
tailor, under his breath, ''the coat will not
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SHE-''The secret of nv age Is tptrusted
TO time" He-"Are you not sometimes
afraid that time win tellP'-Detroit Free
Press,
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CHINESE HIGHeINoERS.
Bitterness OF the Vendetta shown Ia q
Recent Incident.


The bitterness of the vendetta OF
local Chinese merchants was shown re-
Gently in the arrival and warlike prep
IratiOns OF IS of the most notorious
Ratchet men in the state. The appear
Rnce of these highbinders and the an
touncement that the price held upon
the heads Of Joe Gar and Lee Nee Toy
had been increased to 81 600 caused the
greatest excitement in the district The
news spread rapidly and agents of both
sides were on the streets, at the police
stations and at the Chinese consulate
II is claimed that the highbinders have
hecn brought to this city by Lee Zip
Duck, the Chinese merchant and
gambler, who instigated the expulsion
Of the prescribed merchants from their
society, ard at whose door it placed
the blame for. all the recenL
turbances, including the n.y.
Chinese clamdis--
-Four CHM
authorities
versatile
nntCed
Toe c
will,
insiS,
being
EiChbiH
from Fr
on-ToIg, -.
powerful h'SE p.
state. AmOngS<. --s
desperate Chiness
-
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Uncle Billy Moore Dead.

CATLETTsBURG, by, Aug. l7,-Uncle
Billy Moore died Saturday evening at
his home above here. lie was about IS
years old and one of the pest known
men in Eastern Kentucky.
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POLITICAL MENTION.

1t waS announced Friday that one
fare rate for the round trip has been
secured for those who will attend the
convention of the ational democratic
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Dc t'la rnlan raj ped many times fDI
order, not could not qpiet the audi
exc. NJ. >,wail WAS Gbiigc To begin
his speech 81 id lose and din that
m-d" il ,itl.cdlt or him to he heard
ten feet nW Y. he speaker was com.
Iciit: Ia s.Cp several timcs while the
cir. j. nan tagged upon the audience to
roa'Hrc u der. People were now NOV.
iu- out IN great numbers and the noise
in ihc hail drowned the voice of the
;rlsber