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The Butler weekly times., 1896-05-28
Winds Havoc ut Chtlhowee.

Warrensburg, No , May 20 The
little town of Chilhowee, twelve
miles southwest of this city, was
visited by heavy wind and rain
storm yesterday evening, doing con
siderable damage in that locality.
Tho residence of Sam Sullinger was
lifted from the foundation, Lee
Moore's residence was completely
demolished and the residence of j.
II. Hall badly damaged; Drinkwat-
sr's livery stable was blown over and
Hucleys lumber shed and Fryer's
barber shop were deposited in the
street. Bridges were washed away
and crops greatly damaged by the
overflow from the creeks, which are
higher than known for many years.
Clinton. No. May 2l.-At $3.50
this morning the remaining span OF
the st. Clair county wagon bridge
over tbs Gage at Osceola went
down. The rest of the bridge was
washed out by last winters flood,
and the Missouri Sallen Bridge com
pany had gang of men at work un-
der a contract to rebuild it. One
man was OH the span when it fell,
but swan safely to sners. The
Usage was at noon today reported
as within FIVE feet of last wint er S
high water.mark.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-05-28

Trertoa has a rather peculiar
''happv family" 4 little Engli3h
sparrow has been adopted by hea
with g large brood Of chickens The
2!i han scratches for he whole aan2
a-l tE:s -Farrow cores IN for it's
share of the eatab,e@.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-05-28
An Angel in Rloomers.

New York, May 21.-Cuba is to
have Florence Nightingale. Mrs.
Lee Willard Hill, second cousin of
the Consul General to Havana. Fitz.
hugh Lee, is trained nurse and 8
graduate Of the New York Nurses
Training School Fully realizing all
the dangers OF such trip !. is her
fixed lneent.on to 60 10 the assist
ance Of the wounded and diving sol,
dlers Of the Cuban army,
The officers OF the Juuta have tod
her the chances of her return to IL 5
country are very slight, but size de.
slres to go TO the field. Her services
will be of the greatest value. Al /
she will go on the next expedition.
Mrs. Hill is a widow, althoue h
less than % years old, and has an
attractive manner. Her mother, who
is enthusiastic over the project, car
ried dispatches for Gen. Beauresasd
in the late war, and Mrs. Hill has
roughed it upon the plains and
knows wha. hardships there are in
camp life. She will wear in Cuba a
neat suit of dark canvas bloomers
and military fatigue jacket, with
broad brimmed slouch hat and bucf
skin leggings over heavy soled
shoes. In addition to her nurses kit
she will carry e blanket and a KNAPP
sack upon her shapely shoulders.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-05-28

Washington, D. c, May 2o.-Ths
Senate, without objection, cenSrned
the nomination OF Hon. John G..
Tarsuey Of Kansas City to be associ-
ate Justice Of the Supreme Court OF
Oklahoma. The Missouri Senators,
particularly Senator Cockrell, took
up the case with zeal, aud their
unanimous support practically over
threw all opposition. The only OBJ
lection which developed vas from
Oklahoma o. the ground OF anti.
home rule appointments.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-05-28

Miss Pearl Griffin, editor of the
MaryV!lle Review. carries this motto
It The head Of her pape. Review
yourselves then others Miss Pear
frankly aai pu3,le!T o7nfessea thai
she 13a=aits her mirror Terr often
She vii stop that practice after q
few years of newspaper work.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-05-28

When She VI - 4 Cn.d she cried for Castos1a-
When she became Miss, she cIung TO Castorfa-
Whea she lad C..iIdren, she gave them 00Aosla.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-05-28

Robert Webb is no doh. the l@
gest man ot his height II T4awrsnca
couu.y. He IS less s1aa : feet i
inches high and lss. S1rdaT weigA-
ea 305 pcunds.
The Butler weekly times., 1896-05-28

70 save young pluraa Missouri
exchange advises t. cas ole Or mcEe
pieces Of sod and ii them IL the
lower crotch 10 prevent the insects
iron getting up TO the young plaia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
SrIrpIn POLICE.
They Arrest George f. Curtis and Confine
Him in jail.

They Arrest George T. Curtis and Confine
Him in jail.
London, September "a special dis'
patch from Bdrue. switzerland. says chat
Nlr. George f. Curls, one of the assistant
Librarians of congress of the United States
ana re- ding at Washington. ID. C., has
been arrested by two detectives al the
houal where he Is stopping at GrindcA
thirty-fiSe mlles from this city. He was
thrown im.o Jail at Intorlaken. search d.
his money and papers seized. his baggage
ransackcd. and he was kept in prison IN
til late at right. when a director OF polce
arrived at lnper!aken from Berne ana ar
curtis was released.
1t appears that the outrage was the re-
suit Of Il poll mans stupidity. Mr.. Cur
It's being mis- aiken for a criminal who was
wanted by the Swiss police. In addition
to his passport Mr. Curtis carr ed cir
Cular letter of Introduction from the see
rotary Of state of the Unped states, who
is now making Il thorough investigation OF
the matter.
a special dispatch from Bernc asserts
ttut the police made u second blundcr IN
the case of George +. CurISa and tina,
thy r. arrested MIR. Curtis on h,is ariiva!
at Geneva. He was detained at his hotel
TO- olilE n few hours I9tll the mistake
was rectifit d.
ana mist91k fer Mr.. Curtis T. one Schjn
orcr, who Is wanted By the Mon.eVld o
lolicp Oh a charge Of procuring grls T..
immoral purposes.
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POLITICS AND PRAYER.

Chris.iar I,oo-to 81,
Deliveraree ~ The Co,,r ny ior 'he
Chicago September 2t--At , union moo,
ing Of Christians AMI lavro, of an a.
nominations TODAY. which u,. called H..
n. l.. Moody and which ,orn,a.a,,. ana
tho Central Auditorium, the suer,,s,io.,
was made that. In view az ,bc nroso,.
political and Industrial crisis II vo,,ld ha
desirable TO have day of bumiIlotion
and prayer throughout tho whole Nation
Tnc suggestion so maulfastlv reflected tho
feelings of ali present that n call 70 the
Christian patriots of she Nation was a,
once proposed and unanimously adonted
lv u rising voto The cail < ~ follov,s
To the Christian Citizens of The United
statcs-We I'm common ,v.,.b "a l,,e,n MN
Dor Of orr fellov-clizens Of every re-
uslors and political creed he,ia,,. ,b,.
our Nation is in tho thro,s - q crna,
conflict. nor.an6ine tho moo, s..io,,s cav,
soouencos unless tbarc lac , ,,ercif,l IN
t.rnc.s.,ion of the nlvina hand
Wo heIievn This n he +r,o tna.,,,,dort,,,
Of ans, settlement Of NE ,,resi,1..,t,at non
lest one way or another ON 49,, 40 ,,,,,
that mvstr...o,s factor kro,,,, 90, .er,,,,i,,
confidence" ia dscun,r, ne i,,,r,r,.,,,t Nv.
the denrass,o, in h,,h 1n.r,to, - T.,
dustrial CIRCLES while an the o,har ho,,,
n,Iit,cal class ond o,., so,,i,,,', IT,
is running unus,i,ilv htch ana maj. ~
become NOR. irtopsc os rho da, ~ 49,,
ito, comes nearor
Not on,y ,s 4, ,r,o tho. a,,as.,o
oniring the ,rosr ooro,,, 49,, ,,Ie,'n'.,l,,
70 cn,,,dor1,to, sho.',1, ',''9e'Y,'-
should no, Wow thn ,,,no,t,1 ', nr' ,,,,
and forohoal-g ,s !, ia e,,,s,,,o - IT,,
'H w. - - '"'''NV VI Us re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-22
At DOVER.

Dover, Del, September 2l.--Cand date
Bryan began his spcechmaking in Della
wule this afternoon by addressing ,arss
crowd which had assembled at the fair
grounds 20 heir him. Excursion traias
nrcle0t many people from the tower part
Mr. bryan said in part: II the times
aiN good here 10 no reason why We should
MAKE change IN leg slaiion' II our
pres mt condition - satisfactory, ulA
we ought 30 leave It alone and not make
a change. No enc 0ln adv oca.c ANY Kind
of remedial legislation except on fhe the
CRY that there is something needing 4
rmedy. our opponents confess the con-
s lion and whsn i tell you YOU can uOt
uemcdy rhe Present condition except ny
financial legi .aNJn our opponents ted
rs that the trouble is 81 the tar.tf ques-
ton and that It vs. could iust have m@ce
,urff then times would get good again.
M.nt To- rad \on an eEtraIht Il, i N "a a
publican candidate for president at tan-
ION. IA SAID:
"Uud n ~ republican protoctive tariff
We enjoyed for moro than thirty years the
nts marvei'us prosperity tl"t mas eNvG
htcn given 20 any natiul OF the Woi,d
We no. only had indy iual prosperity,
hut we had National prosperity.
Now there is q statement made N'ih'n
a week by tho presidential canddS @ on
the republican l.lSet pointing back thir-
~ years. from $50 10 lSsl, and telling The
people tina, during thtt per cd we en-
ioytd the most INarvei"uS prosperity Of
any nation ~ the world ana IN 1t we m 1
ho.h Individual and National prosperity.
i wan; to show you how distance lcnas
cnchantment to the view. want to
show Won bv this same witness me very
Testimony, gwen SIX wears ago. TINT after
thirty years OF this KIND II policy the
farmers OF Hills country were nor pres
Porous If YOU viii take the report ilcd
with the Mckinley bll on the lG,h Of
April, 1880. yO' viii iln1 tho woris which
! wism 10 quote. Chat ,herS is wide
spread depress on in this igdustry today
Ia az 10 "A " ~
culture,
That Is what the presidential eand,-
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4,
report ami filed 1t with Ms lfo?osni ies,s-
hticn That there - wifssprsn' ,,a ,, l,e
sicn N this INDUSTRY touay ean MOI Dc
doubted" (Applaase) aha.
AGAIN u 'h1l same report nc ,' go.
Ono CT the shivi Son'iia'n.1 ~" la
lent among our ihIthc-s ~ qua, ~ -
get no price ioi tile!s crops ~ "a ~, ",
monsuiate with the iapor .ni vaI,i,a, ~
vested III tneir pro ~, on ~ rs Elm "' az
pol.cy which the can 4 ilte Of ,hc rrl W
.lean party Says VIII "''ns 'ou -
psr'y, .,v, n,v. ma,
rot me req ~. asn'i,' al,,',a~ ' .Iff"r.
peleNeu tnat our oeop.F. "tr'S ,."'iNv,
MS from low pres, N"A ~ WIZ -.
!sued with ieSlsiauon' "nl WI .esuS-
n lower pnces. NO eo"n.Iy r .nor "r,-
ave in every NED OF Ano;. !, of ,o;icv
Nitvr ln4r'y yvats ~ nv w. ~ AZ,
ne .elis you thai me ps,ine 'te s',1' ~
ron low p',tts a." .,..s ~ ,.,yur,rl
suHtrtd Mnva ptlyS' ~ t"'''s
stNc IN every He!d oi '"por ..., ha
Now, lei me read you asain %hat n"
uustry, spedklus Oh ayr su'lm'u, - ,,,.
mos III "asilt,ue n,' S,e,,,x ~ v ~,
country its Success "'.I ptuaP-t ~ -,
wal 10 IN .No''"ll' ~ f.oSP'. ~ 10
la LIZ =. .,4, T., icon ,h,. ,,ar,
~ ~ - VIZ, ne a., ,tric,ii,,i.,, at,"r thirtv
NHS 'Ci! essIo!l ~ as ~ .'t' Wv 49, vi
sv.'s " ',s "a -" u&..iIS, , u.i' i. MIA
lu' u'ospet,.s III "s'.V.'itts.c IN $500 i,
- II" tiosieits? "iiao"s, 'He ytiirs - 80,
49, Ut INC .-S. 80 M H., ~, -
III uGt Ulie" NOR 80 IA ~ iYir
NJ no. von np ~ ,orc,i,ur,i A.
~, t,iof ~. Glstrs.. - ie s..,,ir'I
- T, fS, '''is 'a 81 crrm1v
az, ,",'1i as.u ~,
s,r,rs ,"S ,i q ''''' ''''
ahars S u, t is ,c,iins ne ~, ,hsro 10 4,
do,ro.s,r, ' IN s,,tit,fSit,e~o sni 49,
monnes ~, tb,... ,rn,ntner, a,-ric,1,tr,.s, ~
800, ~, pt as ,iit ''1'
MI oericuisu,'oi rarrsseioi' ~ evan ,nors
,1e..kSSs n,.1"r ,here tban II, Z hsrs want
,n ~, ,,,V,,'ie 49, =, 80 80 ~; ,n,r
11t,erV 49, h. snti thnt FOR ,tlrtv vo1rs
wn Mad scb corvn,o,,s nros,,s,.itv IN ma
coui,iTv 0trrnf onniei,e.. 80 '''''
Nv my G-t.sss ! haNo G,nta- var, ,,ba.
he sai1 ihat th.rn Vas dsnr,es'6n in ~
r.ciIIuTa f,' G"r,Sa,v fv1ni +, ,~5d
80. vi, az p,.i,., ,,,.,,..t. .s,s on,,f
~ cnnttjon az .rf,,rs "a ern,,,i'v. orr
o1Tonents are IN the habit Of telling us
thai All In" Civilized aaIlons are In favor
az IN" ,r,id stonJarl MI I,'rra,,s 1Nhn
i've In fh{s connirv nn,nt win a iust prii',
to the greatness oi o. iliustrySus Ger
" N-'N - ~s'N''|f''' va - NO.
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THE STATE DEMOCRACY.

go
me hth' lHt' rs 0'ihH mac Yn ''t'
Cruor Guihe.s,a ana tne State admins
tra.4eu fl.s y.4r ny tine paU.,lst leaders
ann lelD".NAh l'l'nfH tiil .r" ''a-i'
pointed and r.llNu.oGAy in,onAisi eat ,lrfn-
o~,-,ts tS ,,.f..t.,. .tit.. ta,,-t fse.s..ar and
go 81
purely personal d"i seiiiail t'1th h'nl4n
upon the administration ~ any other
statc tn ,le A,,.-..s.r f-rlr,. t.1at t,a~
-,
uehhoerAiic' rfr"'.''An or F'PHi.s'
In most Sfafes thcrc q som-tAl-e in
80.
tiia' ~ s1N4Til 3" fsi'-- siif in icAie u'NIr
- absolutely nothing
When ib,. de-noers,. STATE fIafga,,r,
''
"AA ~""ll.N Ak io4t ""r'" - t'.Nt
lstNc inc facts at.d h.ur-s $50. % couaiI
tuto the record ~ INC ,,r.-s.,t st,.. ,....-
.,.,,,vl,, ~.
''n'''-'- '".- platform Was p"u'i<++.l .9
the world and invited t-fug1 Ola, 4 rsfu-
tntlon Ucre pf,s.itaa t,r o.. ,-., .,
a., D, t., - ~
sA' - ''''' "''N' r'sh ulsf'eAit"a Ana
y c-N never he reflted. because i is "a
plain g.ltement Of absolute fartu
INsh,. ID, ,h, ,.s..,,
" 'i'' ''''''
i"r democratic party iriumphantly and
w.thuu; fear OF successful c1ntr.,4. ptt,,
toinfa ia .i.s ,ot,..... ,'. -, -
-'f" '.' ''''9 ~ "Nlpifhth
Wy he administration, which is now SO
The fees OF ,,fn.. INV. ,,o.,, -.,.,.,,.e.
90 annually; tho general sxpeases k.,vs
S cSsr,.et $500 PEI year. and freight
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READY FOR War
Turkish Ships Cleared 'or ltss [
Russian ShIrs Prelarsi

Russian shlrs Prslar.i
London. September q. -ras h b
respondent OF the Tines qrcu 1 .
stantinople dispatch "a he v'ssixl.
mns from an unusually well !ricra
respondent, which Is said u han q
the censorship Of the Ttlikia "a
and which says:
Last Wednesday and ThursdiI 2
thing was ready for general ~
of Christians and j bombarlnsns
siantinople shorld The l.uropeaa ~
attempt to pass the Danlslellsi
There We're for.y.eisht guns "
position on the heights above m
the Turkish fleet In the arx
cleared for action. III. s,as
were composed exclusively q =
troops. while the zapoal:hs ari "
cavalry, though. eppl'en'y VT
luitesed in the streets, wa!lins ~
OF cor nAnd.'
The Times has q dispatch fTlNs ~
pol which declares that a paiIIe V
in. sian Black sea feet, con;i'lln NY, I,
ironclads, three gunbois anl wv y
uedo boats, is cruising OF Hesa-a y.
The mouth o fthe Duleper ua;a w w
On re- elnt of a telegram from ish-,,
anba sador at consiaani ,.'a NJ, NJ !
is 10 Join he admiral, ls.slas % ), 4,
the remainder of the feel an y,
to she Rosrorus. the wno,s ~ II
been placed on q war !oy; is,,,s,yI
embarked three baItiallons o. la'1 n,
troops. The south Of His'.a y
been placed on a war No''s'
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spuruci by him, and the rank proposition
exposed The rppuh,cans are desperate
ana depending wholly on the power II
| isSney. II bchooves the people to watch
the operations Of the fnc republican hand
in this State
AS Major Mcll n,ey sess the hired rroces-
sions tampLne down The grass 50 his
front yard he car nave this consolation
he VIII have nothing TO DO Tor year or
so but tenderiy nursc It into NE again.
The ty shipyards that have bid for
the ,hr5e now ba;tlesh.pS al rock bottom
prices do not appear 70 Ne apprehensive
Of any depreciation IN American money in
the near future. They know they will se,
good dollars whether the democracy or the
republicans are IN power ana the pcu5ency
and uncertainty OF the olecton have not
distucbcd their figuring IN the least Sem
s.ble people,
Tho New York board OF police have
asked for much over million dollars
more for expenses next year than for the
current year. Reform caDi.s alh. bu, It
Is stn cheaper than the wan, of it,
Following Bismaroks letter to Governor
Culberson camo the caoltsran from the
International Agricultural congress at
Buda Pcs;h to MIR Bryan in which the
Princes statement that himeiaN'sm in
Europe would follow the restoration u
silver coinage here is oorroboratel. There
can b. no doubt Of !t--America only needs
70 lead TO be- followed.
The Iaps have their eyes apparently on
the TfhIlfr~,l1,s W.. lam. i,roi.f,l tvant
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TO ofrer as against showing Ct that
kind.
Absolutely nothing save \ Justification
OF the record by reckless statement
No policy is outlined, no promise gwen
Of anything half SO gooa. Abuse, n.istep-
rcseatation. the cry OF ring and a dcs-
pcra,e effort to deceive and m!slsad he
people to the peoples cost constitute the
sum total q the ilgh; which i now made
by utterly reckless p.acc-hunters against
record for economy, honesty end effi-
cheney that can not lie duplicated In the
United States today.
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u. II. Edmlston. Chairman,
"B. r. Il, Weber, Secretary
NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.

Now York. September 2.--Thc meeting
Of the democratic State executive com
mlttce for tomorrow night Is causing
mucn discussion and speculation tonight
Chairman Danforih said this afternoon
that this meceuing would si,nply be to Sc
lect a successor to VIM. f.. Sheehan as
National committeeman and To attend to
the details Of the campaiyu. 1t is rumor.
ed. however. that Sen tor Coffee Of Kings
county will voice the sentiments of the
silver men on the ticket and ask the nou-
r'i''oo 20 use the pow ars delegated 1t by
dtdatc for governor Br John Boyd
Thatcher has no, declined or accepted
hut It IS understood mat he will act in the
matter as the committee desires.
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RIGRY pARK nArrs

Porthnd. Me September 2L-At Rieby
park today in the 9-ycar-old stake Jupee
won ara in the last heat lowered tho
wctlds 2-ycar-old record from 2:l5 to
g1fn
2.15 ciase, o-vcn--olds. 5000 Jupoe won
he time. 2lpa. Mlkado second, Preston
-i, class, 'rottng. purse s-0)p-Van
2a..8t Won. best tlme. 2I3ia: Straight Line
second Nalcnce thlri
t.io class, pacl1g-Gil Curry won: beet
tu.n -.eA, Bumps second. Rcd Fox third
2.2i class. pacing. nurse S20n mnHnisheel
Re ma wen two heats. best time. 2l02. F;
kel SIX won TWO heats; Clfford thlrd
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call ng the extra convention Of the non.
ulists n Kansas and In Illinois
'NanderVoort Is not Il poYulist, hat ho,l,
a republican office In the city II Omaha
He has worked for ycars for senator
Thurston. ard is evidently working win
hsm yet. He has been repudia,ed by the
ropuhsts II Nebraska. and not one or onr
party in that State has any confidence IN
him. ! speak Of him IN this manner br.
cause he seems to be trying to Great
trouble and 4 scord and to proven, tba
election of Bryan. AS IA Nebraska ponuiss,
who knows this man, / warn an populisis
,snI silver men of the country against
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Mr.. BRYAN IN DELAWARE.
He Criticiscs the 70 Icy OF Secre-
tary Carlisle.
MANIPULATION OF THE TREASURY
How God Was Nithdrawn far Fufchnse
OF Sends at n Premium - McNth-
ics's Utteranccs Dissccted'


a.
WAminston, pea.. september i 10
nigh; an audience that filed the Aud.to-
+ r''i" Nete 20 US very utmost ,.'
Nhs and standing, became WHY usl'o',
strative over speech by Nii-.am d.
Bryan.
Mr. gr,an uas rressnted by l.. Irvins
90 a." "''S ~ - '','.,-
HAhdy' demooiaiie candia"Ie lor CONS -
n introducing the Nebraska orator MIR.
t7ar5v referrsa IN Major Mckinley and
-. a,,..o..,,, trtor-
'nefe was an outouTst oil '"tcIN'H '.''c'
rupiei with groanS and Kisses More
c,,aa,..s and h.sses bi,t no cheers followed
-, - -, - M, ,,.,.o,,
n 'e-ei e"Ue " '"e s"''" ''NNe' ''"0 N'NN'
Mr.. Ri.vau,s rec.uticn was natter-ng IN
49,. ,.+r',si,s,
''S Ss''.' = ''''ii' -. .-
When he fii!shcd his speech he went o.
platform on an open lot near the Audi
forum and address,r.i a large crowd. COIN
posed OF those unable 10 zlln abundance
10 he urlnc.ria srrD,h Mr.. BRYAN wl.
lraNr' mere via ths pennsy. ,,ll 4 road TO-
r,arrow mora.ne .or Fh.ia'.e.pala. lie wi.
mako a snaoch at ,Eb,s,rr on rotite
In sIs sne.cb to7is6f Sir Brvnn said:
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FALL OF D'oNGcLA.
Details of the Capture-Bon0lal'-
Short Range

"Details of the Capture-BonO''al'-
Short Range
r,-rrorlr. via Kerma on he Ms Z,
4. L = s"n,ember qo.-tcopyishsi N
the Associated Press.)-Ih. io y MI
dcial details of the cap'uy s Nj 4
The British stronghold. M n TX q
ceiyed. The gunhoais ngskr,r,t, n
,' INV If nonsola were re lx Wi IL
r mar nv Judgement ai,ei S"ib IA
III, II, m ,,5cr Golylle was wounss, ,sr,d
i'tr,r by Beatty, ana srri<
eo n, Il, =, ,dcd by OldAed. ns -n NV
con, conn nn'' in he afternoon, lei !. II
Beatty, who assui an,inw s
gums. reports al follow ,ei, sfy y
Ne arrived a. llonsos' me at y
MOI ming and made ias. = she lojss
Nv thet time Colyllle wa, -s.i,s %.
c5mmand. and the oy.'shs.,,n,
i'o ,i5 "a r uy7 we immed,a;;ee,s !, "
,s al,' honsola was not aeissi.s:9
lhMl ,Ioa landed which c ar, w.
ioree as ,,a 'n're all the pei'
NY OF ,. Yiet erain-iaden boaS .s,sdh
and seven nns able 10 see the e';f 4, "
i l"n,S1eh was struck by, hy 'a and b, n
injured her gun ntunis vs Ire .SN
M, @ King he 'nfety YIN, YIN, god
~ ,iSo ara was cssentialiy ~ veltf
The wooden parts 81 %, he ssi,s,s
,..d,i ne si'nn,v riddled ana amrsis !. "
W We, ,S,n rt showed num- NUM-, lwF
the gu!,.' receiyed a buin,ss. Us y,
LEA bGat'y and ArmoIer u, s' ,.ss sns
w ,Ios yas on N board the Ta' ~, .dH
re SSoWm MN colyille y IN
idly. u,,a Blsharla W., ~
be ol h9a and uii' ordered Out md "
b b,'6is,ghl ii md Two ,l aDs 81 hs ss:
W vi, on W. ne tent, kim, e v
ana q; w two ch ''isi nd he'll ,,.,ls ~ ~
Of he Anslo : 5yi siar f0r w.
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EzlN MASSACRE
SIX Hundred More Armni,,
IN Put N nsA " RNl

~ n9 p,,, Armenias In n.
co,s,,Hi VI 10 Dean
.o's'a'''ihople. September NJ.
celV"d here regardin, i, 'vls
t.gin. in the viisra, W <aa
o,o,,.ra, Wv ''ayet OF kAaps A.,
wa 'eu on the loaa and Nh "A. !.
eht month. The Ruris a,,,,s
menian quarter I'M as'143 Y
its irhoh,,a,. "'iea larg. Ia,
49, "'''"@'fhts and plllagd "A /,
uheir houses. Many A,n.,.
to the mountains 81
Accora,rn
N'l 'i''s 10 accounts Of n, ~
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me RNGuLATIoN rLNrE.

London. September p six bosses start
cd 4" the race for thu Regulation plate,
l@ sovereigrs, at Kemntnn park today.
Enorh WI hnrts mare Dlmseu II was
ono of the stlWcts ana ran thirl SIR
Buttons - Michael was first and +. Cam
ron'S Chraomel second.
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B1sMARcx's STRONG POSITION

e~&>S<>@<.&~
The letter 10 Governor CulDersou from
Prince Bismarck. IN which the CREATES:
German statesman exp-css.s his firm be
lief in the propriety and desrAbnity of oi.
me,allisu. ana Ia diplomatic but unmis-
taxable Language expresses the CONVICTION
that free coinage Of silver by TIE unneI
states would force the nations Of IA
rope to an interna;io1ai agresineac. has
created CONSERVATION n the Texas COLA
camp, It seems.
Some obscure but sarcastic genius on
the Galveston News edi,oria,ly sacofs at
toth Bismarck and Governor Culberson.
and Senator LasAer Is rushed into an nj
iesview by the News people 70 head orr
the effec; OF the Iran Chaacelior's v.ews
vpOn the Garmaa-AillerleAn cltizsus Of
~ state.
one thing can he said for tho bol.ocra,s
and Hhnnacrats and gold standard reopi,
--thcy can feel tAe effec, Of ,ellng oiow
as 1cutsly as anyboiy. Mr. Iasker. IN q
very clumsy manner. attempts 20 parry
he princes blow and without success.
lie has twisted the obvious meaning Of
Hlsmarok's words ami drawn false CON
clus3ons therosrem. Bismarck. an accom-
rlshcd diplomat, would no, violate pro
pro,y by boldly taking a hand lu the pr
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARK EFT.

New orleans, September 2l--Thc week
opens with che local money market firm
the demand FOR loans . good, although
frnls arc not Offering freely The hanks
are me ting all .ride demands promptly.
Confidence In The monetary situation has
thc sugar crop heglrs 70 move II - eN-
pected hat money VIII be more plentiful.