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opposrD uy pI,sIoNIsTS.

Dallas. Texas. August lO.-Judge A. 7.
Watts, chairman OF the sound money
executive committee OF Dallas county. 70.
day Issued u call for mnss meeting of
sound money dem cr.ts IN the Iwtn'y-
second district TO select delegates 10 the
sound money convention 10 be held IA
Waco on the 9th 81 August. All the ele-
rnents here In opposition 10 the straight
out democracy are trying to defeat IL Wy
fnglop
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THAT TERRIBLE scouNOn !,

Maiarial disease IS M ", the lNti
monted by disturbing y, Inc ner,a.
bowels, the stomach a., an' ra,ise al Y, \
the removal OF hotn t''s sch B!iters . !,
fccts. Hostc.uelss 9'G ,nc hin" as Y h
adequate. II "tills lmv rs weis :.
remedy does. rrrt2s,i,na,n,s are pss
oughly. Its mgr" admlrably 81.
wholesome, ana u an by III hsssrl
s eHla u" IF a4tirssnsth conslypo%1sSSss'
kinney cornplaint and nervous
uuercd 10y II. ~
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COTTON SEED PRODVV%

New orleans. August io III N,s an s,u,
GS' 6,ns seq ao nrsau' prime srad, a.
h b,,,,sls VA ~ meal sl6jOallO. Per sa''
cake. long ton, for export slSm
New York, August le,cot. Ton en- trst
ucts quiet and montreal; ,, p,,'.fr ysfs!
in barrels, IVA 20; prime sui,,n ar ~ n
barrels. 22lgp23; prime cow"
SIS. 0On 2O.00 pcC ton.
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CoNRoE "IIAPs" FOR BRO. MURRAY

tonroe, Texas. August @ Contest Ed
itor; Keep Your eye ON Conr0e. Wa-rh tho
iiappNlimm,r rs" Thirty mcmhcrs here
We an love and read your "w le-aw1ltt
lapcr.' Tho Post. the only live paper in
Texas. llalis, now come wth your votes
our inVorite here is Rev. j. Il, AIurrnv.
Ihtrly Vot'e- herewith FOR him. selfish
politiclan' once said vutug Is OF the poo
Pie. 10y the people and for the people" 4
Statesman knows " to h. TOR tn. chill
drcn. Hike Insurance l.. Now, "Haps,'
= We Brother Murray your voies
Georgia Griffith.
a "IIanpN hnmmnr. ~ Cnnrne 'rnNns
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EX- INpJANoMANs. ATTENTION.

pons, which place to the credit of Rev.
t. Il Starr. HIS regular visits are welt
remembered IN years past to the little
city OF lndInOld. now storm swept and
forgotten by all except those who have
bVed there and ARE now scattered
where? / venture the assertion that OF
the few extinct towns in Texas ludianUla
was the largest and most prosperous.
Many precious lives were lost aud for
tunes destroyed by storms ere the total
collapse about thirteen years nxo. Some
cntcrprisiug writer would md nucu ul
interest IN tho history OF this place. Vote
for Rev. Starr and old times. indian
ohauS. rowdcrhorn.
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HIDES AND WOOL
uo1fsTnN MARKET

HOUSTON MAhnLIysr,.
Hides-Prices p.id by 'eee' ..
Dry flint. selected '.'.''''''',I
lbrS salt ...,.'. ''''''''t
Wet sailed, selected. ...'''"''6
Deer skins ..-'..'.. III, month";
Wool quotations strictly HV ~. il
Twelve months. medium'''' ,,.
Twelve months. fine. .'.'''''
SIX months la2c less ...... u
Tallow Prime ....'-'' III
Becswax-Good run .''''..'.
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"TIrE poINDrXrER COMBINE"

Edna, Texas. August 10 Contest hdi-
4. S rdiudcN,el TO the " t2ra commune
We would ely you are working under
wrong Impression. as BRO po.ndeN,ot can
not be htd responsible for everything
gnld bv his many enthusiastic friends
over tho state. However, We are cnthus-
instic aud propose for our man to conc
out at the head of the lst. c.,,o
The poind"Nter Combine
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leans and colored men who voted at the
democratic primaries a month ago. voted
again Saturday. The great interest in the
primary was absorbed by the contest for
sheriff, which resulted In II victory for g.
e. Euatacc, the present Incumbent. In
three election precincts Maxwell. Reed
vile and Martlfdale- no election was held
for reasons best known to the popullsts
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CROP CONDITIONS.

Messrs, w l.. Moody Il Co. have re-
ce'ved letter from their representative.
General r Cooke. who has made II buggy
"Trip starting at Houston and gong
tnNough the country to Richmond. Span-
ism camp, Wharton, and on through that
SECTION. He reports the cotton crop IN
excellent condition.
Mr.. ~ II Wootors of Crockett. who
returned YESTERDAY from Marble Fails,
ADVISES tAcm that the crops IN that seq
non are burned up. that the plant Is
stunled ana Will produce very little
AR; sylvester. Hunt county farmer
Wls IN town saturday. ana saws cottcn in
ms section VIII produce one-third of a
pale To the acre
r, y letter from w. W. Gordon & Co NJ
'aN"utah, Ga, says that the crops i'm
MIA 1nH AHl"tic States are in excellent con.
, AdNiecs to Messrs. John u. skinner &
son generally complain OF ruin. some
Seoor,f'in,sp"ndents report, the crop in nne
,,', l''9n' r hers say that 1t is badly dam
hs'u considered as a whole. the f.ports
snow that the crop Is badly spotted
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rlllRrY .cENr TRAGEDY.

MeN'a, Texas, August 10 Dave VIII
lams and Jesse nlert;, both colored living
three miles west Of hare. Ind a quarrel
anNml an account OF 30 cents. which term
mated by Menu shooting Williams four
s'anay. bicnU made no atternpt 10 es
cape, lie claims the killing was done N
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ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
FOR BRO. BRYCE.

Richmond Texas. August lo-Con'cs'
which place to the credit of our choice
Rev. Ire NJ Bryce WIN success TO me
700 While Oliver Bell.
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Luling. Texas August lO.-The excite
mont over the popul!st primaries held in
this county Saturday IL again at fever
heat, as scvci,ll candidates tied The race
Will be run over again Saturday. from
now until thcn the asp.NntS VIII work.
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~ "IIappyhammcr," Conroc. Texa


Trinity. Texas. August s. Contest Ed
Nor: ileAse md Il coupons. which you
win please place 10 the credit of cur Kcv.
Jcn Rhodes of Woody lie, Texas. Others
VIII follow. Yours truly.
w W Dawson
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r1rrrrN M1IARToN VOTES.

wharton. Texas. August 7..Contest Eni'
heu know he ~ 4 Jealous Christian
and truly beloved here 10y all denominl-
lions. Friends. show your appreciation ny
saving your coupons for thc phs'1' "
your town. Wishing him success. re
main, his friend. Mrs j. {. Dawson
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Cleburnc' Texas. August 9.-Ann,e. tho
bttlc daughter Of MIR. and Mrs n. + CO
, ns,,s! d'sd today after u lingering *
- Mr and Mrs, J. l.. Bnirl's baby. ohout
II months Old. fell off the gallery n tew
h.an aso ana died from confusion OF inc
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Richmond, Texas. August lo.--The nom
mating convention of the Jaybrd Dem
orrat.c association Is sailed for August y.
At this convention the county officers VIII
be nominated. All members are expected
10 be nreSrni.
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LoCKHARr pOrrLIsrs.

Loekhart Texas. August lo-Ai the pop
ullst primary Saturday SIC votes were
east ~ the Lockhart boxes. Many Mex
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generally favorable. The whea, cc, ~
ises to he up to the average. Forsfs "a
VIII he short IN Great Britain Y :
drouth continues.
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hROWNWOOp RED-HOT FOR BRO.
HOl&lDlr N'lelrR

lirownwood Texas. August 9.-Contcst
tuior; | enclose you herewith 10 cou-
n9n- for Roy. A. ;. PoindeNtor Our Gen.
ll' lfiGnu. l say Our friund," because
mean Joe Leyy's and mine, for who ever
b" Ii friend 10 10 e my friend also, |
nave thrown my coupons away, taking
70 stock n such matters as our dear mo
Nolrn h3d wuhdrawn and not knowing
any OF the others | lost interest in the
conlcst. since ! notice Joe Levy sending
m Tor y, :. PoihdcXter | have rustled
M, th'se ten. | trust some OF nay RAJ,
WI ID" MS | havo done and send IN Tor
Jocs friend, Rev. A. $. rolndcNtcr. /
am also very, wc,l acquainted with w.
l.. tt'Sirr aud Dr. \, Arthur Magrudcr
~ thrN l"sNr any friends. now the time
for them TO h'lp them. for ct Is my opiu-
ron these people are saving up and W.
mus, not allow them Ia make q land
sliur MS tn' democrats did in 1872. The
Z Hmpbcl!s' are coming" but / fear they
WI, BE- too l%to for the pie. Eagle Lake
n llNhN 70 hurrah Dr, II, Arthur Ma
gr9dcr, about that town or burg hcins
a G.h9' CamnheN town" Rrownwood
1t a ,rci- hot Pondcxtcr town You
shall nemnr from mo again with mere
tens. Win much success 10 Tie Post
and our GonLle. BRO. rondcSttr. beg 70
remain. very truly yours.
7. Afnahu.sInr
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Add N drops OF Anrostura Rltt,rs IN
every glass OF impure water you d.ink,
The genuine only manufactured by Or.
S!egcrt i SoSs.
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Tho leaders In both contests continue
70 hold the respective positions. Brother
;amkln passing the 1860 point In tho
iiartls county list and Brother Bryce
passing the 5000 mark IN the IAN Texas
contest.
Rem mbor the contest closes promptly
AZ l. o'clock noon. September 2, and Fl
the little coupon In your paper r,,ch day
commence now by clipping it out. /, costs
no ne and the object is a worthy one
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE, I
Port of Galveston. Aursa I
"a n RI 1.nlc or dana rh,ras


No arrivals or departures
Vessels in Pert.
So Concho. to J. N Sawyer do Il
schooners Johanna Swan and v Y 4
Chase.
Vessels Sailed for GalesiuL
s. Legislator. Tenant. Liyerpd u
%.
IS Nueres. Risk. New York. AuEl
S. Sir Walter Raleigh, Tenerlfit, A3N
Sch a. Il sherman. New York 'st Z
Sch Carrie y. Lane. Newport w
July ~.
Tx Blenla. Gcfle. Jrne &
ON SHIPBOARD NOT CLEARE1
Cotton on shipboard not cleared 4 y
weston today:
Ccastwise. per Morgan line "..s,.
COTTON RECElPTs
Total receipts of c)tton at GalisSt l.
day were 2iS bales, DIVIDED as folow
aforementioned AMI Great Norlhra NJ
CUR. Colorado and Santa Fe ny
souri,. Kansas and Texas q, BY W.ra
Houston and Henderson u No
nrcnts.
GALVESTON STATEMENT
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HUNTSVILLE COUPONS FOR BRO
IAMkIN

Huntsville, Texas. August l0.-Contest
Editor Enclosed | send b coupons for
Bro. lamkin Mrs. NJ. j. Josey.
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3 FOR THE HARRIS COUNTY
Lead

Houston, Tevas. August a.-Con,est Sd
ilor: Enclosed find 80 coupons for rev.
l.. -. LamNln of Houston Respectfully
Henry F.nde
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SENDS ONE HUNDRED
ron UjtO MI RRAN.

FOR BRO. MURRAY.
Huntsville. Texas. Contest Ealtoi
Please place the ACCOMMODATING ~ rou,
pons to the credit OF Bro j. X. Murray
of Cedar Bayou. Harris county. -,
" Huntsville Friend.
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Galveston, August lO.--'rhc conditions or
Angnst L compared. are as follows:
'ApproXimated.

Messrs. Kuhn & Frassen have furnished
The Post correspondent with the follow
ing comparative tables.
Season 1901 q 600 ono hllesl;
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TwENTY.rlvr r0R mo LAMN1N

TmEson, Texas. August g.-Contosi Eat
Tor. fleAso place tho enclosed - coupon.
o1s sS G'' ard IF hone Rev 10 L. r sas sSa q
rcnaiu, Johnnie Todd
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20 coupons which please place TO me creu''
of Rev, A. s. Poindextcr. and oblige
" Fred b. Mcfarland.
FIFTY FOR REV. STERLING FISHER.
San Marcos, Texas August S.--Contes,
Editor: l enclose ~ coupons Tor S.e,,t'e
Fisher. san Marcos r'c""'
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FOR THE HARRIS COUNTY POLICIES

Rev, l.. u. Lainkin. lIouson ....... l0.lts
it"y j.. u. Murray, Cedar Bayou .... 2.7i2
hev. Schr!mpf. Houston .............. s,3i6
feV. John Richardson. Glendale 49,. 30
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800 CROSBY COUPONS FOR BRO.
MJ'RRAN

Crosby. Taxls, August S.--Contcst Ed
Tor; Enclosed please find 200 coupons FOL
Bro. MurrIy ID. \ Nc.
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Mr.. John Marc viii hc ordained n mia
iator of the baptist church a, the First
B@p,lst church ot Tits city tomorrow
morning. aud viii leave for Llvinsstnn.
Texas where hc win have charge 81 tur
baptist church Alr Mari hns hrcn 10 ,hr
,Sts'rol,d service for th~ past ton wears ana
a. wen known tu the fraternity hero and
he has the good wishes ot them all
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Those Runaway Girls.

A second letter has been received from
the Dudley and MoCluskey CIR s. 1t
comes to Harriet Dudley, sister of one
of the runaways. 1t was written by the
McClusky girl and was dated at the Pal
mer House. Craigsville. 1t began Dear
Tom." and it is supposed 1t was to the
older Dudley girl for transmission to
some boy friend. It is said that Mrs.
Dudley has had some suspicion that the
girls were assisted in their departure by
Harriet Dudley. and has been on the
lookout for letters, with the result this
forenoon that the epistle referred to above
was found.
The letter tells why the girls went
away. 1t says they are having a good
time that the place is gay and they mean
to keep up with the procession. The
writer says she has changed her name
and signs the letter 'Bessie Gilbert
. A despatch. from A. A. Holt to Marshal
Tricky last night stated that both the
girls were at his hotel in Craigville,
Mass, engaged in table work. Craig
vile is said to be located on Buzzard's
Bay. Massachusetts,. The village is not
mentioned in the United States Gazet-
teer,
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Phe Portland Light Infantry. Co. A.,
M. 5. N. g., chrlstened their new
armory last evening with an election of
second lieutenant to fill vacancy, occa-
sionedSby the resignation of Lieut. Baker.
Capt. Dow presided. There were forty
nve members present in full uniform.
When the ballot was taken all that were
thrown, hfty-two in number, were for
Sergeant Harry H. Sawyer, a unanimous
vote. Sergeant Sawyer will have been a
member of the company three years when
October arrives. Previous to his entrance
to the company he was five year, in the
United States army. By occupation he is
steam filter.
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A LITTLE HERO.
The Son of James Gilbert, the Comedian.
Saves a Playmate from Drowning.

James Gilbert, the Boston comedian,
who is now singing in 1.-The Mandarin
Zune" at Crescent Park, r. l., and who
WAS identified with the production of
,"The Pirates'' Hawaii" and other
operas in Portland, is the father of a
boy hero, for his SON Victor, pluoky
little chap, II years of age, hos Just dis
tinguished himself by saving the life of
a playmate at Winthrop. Mrs. Gilbert,
who is sister of the late Lillian Dureil,
and is herself we'll known in light opera
under the stage name of Florence Bate.
is spending the summer at Winthrop
Highlands, and it was near there that
Victor distinguished himself. Four or
five of the boys went over to creek
near the town to have swim. but the
water was deeper than they had suspect
ed, and it was mol. long before one, Robert
Turnbull, got over his depth. In his strug
gle he made quite a oommotion in the
water, but Victor thought that he was
trying to swim, and he shouted out to
him. Keep it up Keep it upl'
1t was only an instant before he
realized that his playfeliow's struggles
were more serious than mere padding in
the water. In an instant Robert sank
beneath the surface, and came up with a
faint cry for help. The instant that he
saw what the matter was, Victor pluoki-
ly plunged in to his friends assistance
but ho was Sc far away that the sinkin,
boy had gone down twice before Victor
caught him by the arm and pulled him
to the shore. After the rescue Victor
was asked about it, and he said: "Wsll,
got awfully. nervous when was going
out to him. l thoughtsI wasn't strong
enough, but somehow when l got hold
of him / hads all tue strength / wanted,
and it wasn't much work. That's all''
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REPENTANCE OF NO AVAIL.

Whatever DIR. Simpson Gets He Refuses to
Return-A Woman Who Wanted Her
Watch Back is Acknowledgement Dissat-
faction at Old Orchard.
DIR. Simpson and his chief Christian
Alliance workers have departed from
Old Orchard, taking with them the pro-
ceeds of the record breaking missionary
collection and Leaving behind traces OF
their stay that only the coming of an
other convention and similar collection
will serve to efface.
In the afternoon of the great day OF
giving, comes story that is of interest
as showing the remarkable influence ex-
erted upon some susceptible ones present
at the. meeting. One of the ladies who
occupied a seat in the middle foreground
Of the immense amphitheatre under the
trees was observed to rise In the midst of
the general rush to deliver up money.
jewelry and pledges at the altar, and
during lull in the talking her voice
was finally heard.
She was offering up hor watch, saying
that it was..an old family heirloom given
her by her mother who is now dend. Fol-
lowing up the thought advanced by Rev.
D. W. LeLachuer when he urged the
people to give unto the Lord what they
had in their houses, she said: II am a
poor woman, and without money, but
have this watch 1t was given me BY my
mother and is all that / have in my
house" Some one on the platform
shouted hallelu1ah and the watch was
passed up, while the woman sank back
to her seat.
A few hours later, when the immediate
excitement of the meeting was over,
sotier second thought convinced the
woman that she had been too hasty in
surrendering the family heirloom, and
she set about taking steps to recover it.
She went TO Miss Shepard who was the
custodian of the watches and jewelry and
stating that she had been carried away
BY the fevor of the moment asked for
the return of the time piece.
The request was refused.
1t is understood that 1t is rule of the
Alliance not to return any of the gifts
made and it was following out this rule
that the request for return of the time
piece was refused.
Last year. the close Of the Alliance
meeting was followed by general kick
from boarding house keepers, who COM
Llained that their guests gave up all their
money to the Alliance, and did not have
the where withal to pay for their board
and lodging. Whether or NOT there 10 the
same cause for complaint this year. is
not known.-( Biddetord Journal.
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Joseph Brooks, Hanover, r. L.; E. R.
Wingate, Steep Falls; John H. Gray,
Maiden; f. o. j. Frye, Falmouth
Charles A. Anderson, Wesrbrook; Mrs.
q. M. Shaw, Saco; j. H. Shaw, Saoo
W. Laughton and wife, Portland; M. G..
Mortenson and wife, Portland; Vim. G..
Merrill, Philadelphia; I. #. Quimby,
Westbrook; Mrs. Halves, Westbrook; j.
II. Banks, Mrs. Banks, Freeport; A. W.
Clough, Everett, Mass. ". Fl. Abbott,
Boston; Mrs. W. Fl. Abbott, Miss e. p.
kimball, Biddeford; Mrs. Caroline
shute, Biddeford; Mrs. A. 7. SWEET,
Boston; Mrs. R. 4. Jordan, Rosindale;
Il. I. Jordan, Rosindale; Isaiah
Renolds, Portland; George Kincaid and
wife, Waterville; r. A. Coffin, South
Freeport; Mrs. Coffin, Freeport; S. S.
Andrew and wife, Biddeford; George R.
Andrews and wife, Biddeford; VIM. 81.
MoCann, Lewiston; Herbert MoCanD,
Mrs. McCann, W. r. Gibbins, Portland /;
Thomas S. Pine, Portland; 6. N. Rice
Portland; Mrs. Rice, Portland; Mrs. L..
B. Twitchell, Westland; Mrs. A. f.
Angel, willard; L. B. Twitohell,
Willard; G. A. 6tinchfeld, Creston,
Iowa; G. R. Sleeper, Auburn; 7. j.
Bennett, Marlboro, Mass. q. 6. Wagg,
Lewiston; ). L. Sawyer, Deering, Mrs
Sawyer, Desring; A. B. Cofin, Freeport.
The following officers were chosen at
the business meeting:
Prssident-Ira Randall, Portland.
Vice President-W. H. MCCAIN, Lewis
ton; G. r. Andrews, Saco
Secretary and TIensurer-W. r. Gribben,
Portland.
Executive Committee-G. +. Merri-
man. d. 5. Thrasher w. S. Burns w.
R. Gribbsn, Winslow Lawton, Eben S.
Burns, Martin @. Mortensen and Thomas
Pine.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

The Murray Hill bank of New York,
which Is one Of the Oldest state banks In
New York city, closed Its doors yester-
day.
Prominent leaders Of all the reform
forces including the state committee
of Popuists, silver Democrats and the
Bimetallio league, held conference at
Ottumwa, Iowa, yesterday to arrange
terms of fusion, looking to. tomorrow q
convention. 1t is understood the Demo
Gratis will divide the officers and electors
nearly evenly with tho other forces in
order that the fusion maybe complete.
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The Tailors stri Ike.

New York, August 11.-Leader Schoen-
field Of the brotherhood of tailors, today
denied the statement that another con-
ference with ths contractors to settle the
difficulties between the two organiza-
tons, had boon requested by the9Brother-
hood. Sixty oo-operate shops were opened
this morning by the brotherhood Of tail
ors. employing about 800 mon.
MIR. Schoenfeld declares that by Satur.
day sufficient co-operatiyes shops will be
opened to employ all the men, and IN
signed contractors will be unable to OBJ
tain hands. Over 200 contractors have
signed the brotherhood's new agreement.
Their shops employ 400 men.
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A Fine Yacht.

Today the handsome steam yacht Re
public will arrive in this harbor. She
will remain few hours and will then
depart fol-. Bar Harbor. She is schooner
rigged and is owned by Robert A. Gran
mis-, first vice-president of the Now York
Life Insurance Company. In the party
are Mrs Grannis, the Misses Grann;s,
Robert Grannis, Jr., W. j. Price, George
Stewart Smith. and Miss May Swift OF
Flushing, L. I.