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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05

Passengers on the Southern Pacific
this morning saw a great smoke about
twenty miles north of Straus, and got
the idea that some big ranch was burn
ing up.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
Unlike most proprietary medicines

Unlike most proprietary medicines,
the fOrmulae of DR.. j. G. Ayers sarsa-
parilla and other preparations are
cheerfully sent to any physician who
applies for them. Hence the special
favor accorded these well known stan
dard remedies by the Worlds Fair COM
missioners.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05

Payne Badger Coal company, Nc
Alester, Cerillos and anthracite coal,
cord and stove wood, ward Second and
chihuahua streets. Telephone No. IL.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05

The gas company's bill for January,
$44 80, raised good deal of a hoodoo,
as S24. 40 of it was for gas burned in the
heater connected with the fire steamer,
and the opinion seemed to be that it
would be just as well to quit keeping
the steamers water warm. Zach
White who was present gave L CHASTITY
smile all to himself. as the matter was
referred to the fire and water commit
tee.
Then there was another circus as Mr..
Stewart wanted to know, you know,
about little bill for s. 20 from the
Telegraph for a notice to citizens that
the city was about to enforce the ordiu-
ance against fast driving and leaving
horses unhitched The editor of that
paper explained that the chief of police
had requested him to insert the same,
and when that official was overhauled,
he said the recorder had authorized it.
| The bill was finally allowed.
Then there was Il third ripple OF
excitement" as the asCute chairman OF
the finance committee announced he
| had struck another snag in a bill, from
the Morning. Telegraph for sISl'85 for
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-05
New Spring GOOds.

Stylish tan shoes for men, prices
lower than elsewhere at Meyer, 207 E.
Paso st.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29
THE YELLOW PLAGUE
Is Spreading at Edwards, Miss.-NothinE
But Killing Frosts Can AIlay the Dis

Is Spreading at Edwards, Miss.-NothIng
But killing Frosts Can AIIay the Dis
EDWARDS, Miss, Sept 23.-Ncw cases
OF yellow fever are reported as fol-
lows: {. *. Knox, j. ID. Boxtel. Miss
Downing, Il. VI. Perry, w L. smith.
Miss Rosalic Howell, Harris Howell.
Mrs. Rossman-total s. Total To date
so. Deaths. one-Mrs. Anna Henry.
Total deaths 3. = Nathan is reported
sinking Doctors say he can not live
Mrs. Graves is dangerously sick; all
other cases are doing well.
The disease is rapidly spreading, and
while il is regarded as a mild type. vet
it is feared il will become more malig-
nant owing 10 the cool weather now
prevailing. We have more than hun
drcd families inside our lines unaffcct-
ed, with total OF about five hundred
souls and indications are that moth
ing but killing frost can ullay the dis
ease
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29
DISRUPTION OF DEMOCRACY.
old Party spirit Asuad~r ON Question
of Protection

The discussion Of the Ding.ey tariff In
the United States senate will always bs
noted for the complete diSruptio of the
democratic party on the issue of free
trade. When West Virginia joined the
republican party in 1892 on the tariff,
question twas predicted tina; the solid
south" was forever broken. Subsequent
political history has confirmed this pre-.
diction. The action of West Virgins
has been followed by kentucky and
Tennessee. The house of representa-
tNeS has given us some southern mem
bers of congress allied with the friends
OF protection from other sections OF tn,
country, but in the senate the supposed
representatives of southern interests
have hitherto been afraid To openly
avow their honest convictions. though
urged to do 50 10y their constituents, un.
I'll the present time.
or course the action of those southern
senators who honestly conccdc that the
policy of protection is beneficial 10
southern industries is assailed by the
democratic press of the country. But
the snecring illusions made To their
"selfishnesS" and their scramble for
the spells OF protection" will have no i'm
hucnce upon the determination OF the
southern senator's who believe. and who
candidly express their belief. that pro-
lection means prosperity for the rice,
cotton and cane sugar interests of the
south just as much rs IL does for the
hay. hops, wool and beet sugar ian tercsts
elsewhere. The democratic papers that
dcnounce them are forced TO acknowl-
edge that some benefit attaches to thc
policy of protection. even though they
mugwumpishly term IL "spoils."
or truth, this Is good term. H.
"spoils" the chief stronghold OF free
trade. IL "spoils" the solidity OF the
south. which has for too long been al
lied tn foreign interests and opposed to
American advancement And, best of
all. IL "spoils" heap OF the arguments
wherewith the democratic and mug
wumpish newspapers have sought to de-
Jude the American people that the
"spoils" resulting from our honest in
dustry and earnest labor in our own
country should bc transferred To for
eigncrs under the guisc OF the spots"
OF free trade. Moreover. il "spoils" the
democratic party, disrupting il asundcr
with breach that can never he healed
by the future tariff history of the Unit
ed States. These are n few of the
"spoils" of which protectionists can be
proud. and the thanks Of all earnest
believers in the policy of protection are
due to the southern senators. Messrs.
Bacon, Butler. McIaurin. McEncry. Till
man and Clay, also 10 Congressman
Broussard, Davey, Meyer. Klebcrg and
S,aNdcn for their public and patriotic
avowal that protection will benefit
southern Industries. The seed thus
sown will return abundant harvest.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
or the Union Veteran Legion and the Arm
of the Cumberland

COLUMBUS. O.. sept. 23.-Thc dele
gates to the national convention of the
Mon Veteran legion and those to the
meeting of the Society OF the Army of
the Cumberland, met Wednesday in
Joint session in the Board of Trade
auditorium and were welcomed by
Mayor Black. Gov. Bushnell. be-
ing absent. will speak To each
on Thursday. National Commander
DCnahoc. OF the 1. V L., responded
to Mayor Black when Congressman
John j. Lent. heading "A list of local
speakers of less note, compared the
American soldiers with those of other
countries. greatly TO the satisfaction of
the American soldier who served on
the respective sides during the late
war and To the men who served in
other wars.
The Society of the Army of the Cum
bertrand opened a business meeting at
9 p. IN. in the house of representatives.
This is the eth annual meeting and
the first of the Army of the Cumbcr-
land
At the business session little was ac-
complishcd outside the preliminary
work of organization and appointment
of committees Resolutions were in
troduccd favoring civil service in pen
sions and expressing sympathy for the
Cuban patriots. Nominations for Off
GERS were made and the contest for
national commander lies between
Judge Blal<ely. of Pittsburgh. and Col.
Payer. of indianapolis. 1t was decided
not TO admit newspaper men TO the scs-
sions and they will bc secret as hereto
10
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IIc Protested TOO Murb.

The japanese minister TO France. Mr..
Some Aasukc. 81 reported Dy cable ~
having aid that:
'Thc IIngIry tariff would ruin Jaran'a
rr.Hf TH1 growing trade with tho United
states Dol carpets and mats. ard hc pro-
tested taH.r.f tnc placing Of p9OI.bit1e
duties upon goods for which thrrc o. no
zorro uoHdHl Industry FOO tho United
States"
The minister prote-tstb 500 much. a.
wuH Dr tblt $50 DO not manufacture pre-
c.-r'r thc Same quality and grades Of
carpets and mats TINT Japan does. bn-
wc d. hnt. indu-fe'ce iu thc United
state. 'hat ..Hufar urc other qualities
ard grade. OF carpets and mats. The
minister mH Doc pa fcouy wc,i aware
thrf ctcri japanese mat or Garnet
Which ur import takes thr p'ar. OF a
r.t nv cfI. H.aUtlltc 1,-a .-a-
fHeao iu o.r own m0.s. Hence tr, ro-
Tor protection to our ouu ir-
lu.f.ir..
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29
No EPIDEMIC
OF yellow Fever Is Feared by the Ciii.
zons OF New Orleans.
The civ to Advance ~s5ooo to- TN.
Board OF Health To Carr, ga, o.,
right Against the Di--ss--Ihe-
atcts Map Be Closed

NV ORLEANS. sept 2i-ShortlI
after ten o'clock Thursday morning
two deaths from yellow fever were re.
ported IT the board of health. They
were Marie Dubos. n child. living ON
st. Charles street. between Cherokee
and HILLARY. who was taken sick ON
the 10th. and { Secreto. Of Sis
Birch street Both of these
deaths occurred in the extreme upper
portion of the city One new case
was also reported Thursday morning.
IL is that of Edgar Roy at Miro and
Esplanadc streets Sickness already
existed IN the premises The total
number of eases mp To- the present writ
ing has been ~. There have been ten
deaths in all The death rate il a
trife over IL per cent However
scientists may differ rs to the
effect nf low temperatures ON
the spread Of yellow fever. the change
here has had the effect of Increasing
public confidence and nf strengthening
faith in the opinion of DIR. Touatrc
that there is absolutely no DANCE rHsyc
OF an epidemic The city council will
hold special session at noon Thursday
To consider arrangements made Wed
ncsday by which the citys fiscal agents
arc to advance S25. 900 To the
board Of health to assist in CARRYING on
its fight. Some objection has been
made hy couucilmcu on the ground
that the money ought la Toe expended
by the city and that the state ought To
make provision for the work az the
board Of hcalth Requests are being
made To the board of health To close the
theaters. The board. however, has
taken no action in the premises
NEW ORLEANS. Sept "a The Reaure-
gard school building, which IL was,
proposed 10 use "a fever hospital. and
which mob threatened To burn down.
was destroyed by fire at o'clock Fri.
day morning. although il was guarded
by police. II was formerly a fine res
idencc, occupying a square of ground
out ON Canal street, near the cemetery.
EDwARps, Miss. Sept - Sixteen
new cases of yellow fever were report
ed Thursday. Total eases 10 date.
100; deaths Thursday. none; total
deaths To date, I; convalc>cent. 30: now
under treatment. 81
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29
FIRE AT CAMBRIDGE.
Two Persons Killed. Four Injured aud
EIcNcn nnilhimC. DcsI ROY cd.

BAINBRiDGE. O. Sept. 24.-Firc broke
out at 1880 Thursday in a barn in the
rear of Rcardsley's drugstore II soon
spread to adjoining buildings and in "a
short time an entire square in the bust
ness portion of the town was in flames
gasoline tank in the drugstore cN-
ploded, completely demolishing the
building. two-story brick. w. l..
Beardsley, proprietor Of the store. was
buried in the ruins. and Thomas Hig-
gins was so seriously injured that he
died soon after being removed
Beardsley's body was not recovered
for several hours after the explosion.
and when found was burned To q crisp
Besides the two killed. John Valley
had "A leg broken and was badly in
jurcd about the head Homer Hnling
was badly cut about the head W. f..
Pensyl had a leg broken and was in
jured internally. Frank Tullcys was
injured about the head. Charles Ross
had his hand badly injured.
The buildings destroyed were the NJ
f.. Church, Armstrong; livery barn.
John X. Heads vacant store room.
Ogel's saloon, Rickman's barber shop.
Seymour Moore's business room and
residence. w. =. Beardsley's drug store
and Odd Fellows Hall. Housers gro
Gerry store, Mrs f.. l.. Dill's millinery
store, DIR. II. McKees residence and j
II. Browns residence
The town was wholly without fire
protection and Chillicothc and Waverlv
were appealed to for aid. They sent
engines but before their arrival the
fire had been placed under control bv
a bucket brigade. The church. Boards
ley's drugstore and Odd Fellows hall
were the only buildings insured. The
loss is in the ncighoorhood of So. 900.
The fire was caused by boys playing
with matches
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29
MINE EXPLOSION.
One Man Killed. Six burned and Bruised
and One ImprIsonrd In the SIInft

and One Imprisoned In the shaft.
MARION, Ill. Sept. Cone man was
killed. three were fatally injured and
six were severely burned and bruised
by an explosion of gas in the William
son county coal mines Friday. An un-
known miner il still imprisoned in
the shaft and was undou btcdly instant
ly killed.
The gas which caused the explosion
accumulated during the night near the
mouth Of the main shaft \ shift of e.
men went down in the cage at : o'clock.
They had procecded' only - short dis.
tance mp the main ganRway when the
lamp ON the LEADERS, cap ignited large
body Of gas. terrible explosion result
ed. FarrarO and an unknown miner were
knocked down the latter being buried
under a mass Of broken timber and
rocks. Those who were able TO crawl
back TO the foot Of the shaft signallcd
for the cage which had been blown to
the surface by the force of the cx.
ploSion. RcScuers descended and soon
all the injured men were raised 10 the
surface. Aftcr-damp followed the en-
plosion and put stop 60 the search for
the body Of an unknown miner. who
was no doubt instantly killed.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29
ANNEXATION
Treaty Ratified by the Hawaiian senats
Without "a Dissenting Vote la a session
OF Only Two tIour~.

Treaty Ha:in.d by the Hawaiian senate
Without n Dissenting Vote la a session
OF Only Two tIours.
SAN FRANCISCO. sept. 2S.-The steam.
er City of Peking which arrived in
port Tue Sday and was at once placed
in quarantine, brought adviccs from
the Hawaiian islands up To and includ.
ing the 1Ith instant The senate con.
vencd on September :. hut owing To- the
death or ex-senator G.. Rhodes. presi.
dent of the Legislature adjourned until
the following day. The session of the
9th lasted less than two hours. but in
that time the annexation treaty was
presented and ratified without "A dis
senting vote. Commenting upon TIE
unprecedented basis of the upper cham.
Der. the luso. newspaper organ of the
Portuguese residents, of September Is
said: The senate Of the republic of
Hawaii has unanimously ratified the
convention which cedes Hawaii To the
United States, not only with all
mercantile property with doubtful
title. but also tying up privileges.
which about 1000 voters OF the Portu-
gese colony enjoy, and have enioycd,
and which can only be recovered if the
congress of The United states. from a
sense OF justice and equity. shall con-
cedc to uS the privilege u which we
have right The session was closed
on the 10th. To be convened again next
March in regular session
Despite the action of the senate, the
opponents of annexation arc continu-
ing their fight, aud the leaders of the
movement express the utmost conf
Il. 4.
alton.
BEFORE the Picking left a call had
been issued for an immense mass
meeting. Ia be held on the 18th. and
the indications were that it would bc
one of the largest ever held in the
islands. Some of the anne Hationists
hoped To bc able To have senator Nor
gan address the meeting with the OBJ
ject of changing the sentiment of the
natives, but there was little likelihood
OF their plan meeting with success.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29
Gold Prom England.

san FRANCISCO. Sept % The =. =.
Moana. from Sidney. due at this port
Thursday. will bring $1,000 900 i'm gold
to pay for wheat shipped from here Ia
England. This is the second payment
ftom the same source for this season 5
wheat crop. The Mariposa brought
S!,2j0.OOO in sovcrcigns last month and
conservative estimate places the
amount 10 be- received for the season
from That source nt So. 900. 900
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29
Et-Chief or Police vela.oue, suicide.

CRY or MENIco. Sept - Friday
morning At II O'Clock eN-Chicf Of Po-
lice Eduardo Nelasqucz shot himself in
the left temple, dying instantly. 80
one knows how hc procured the pistol
Action generally approved.
CRY or MrSiCo. sept - ~ consc.
qucncc 90 NelaSqucls suicide the war.
den Of Bc'rm prison has been arrested
and placed in solitary confinement
NclasqucI shot himself with small
pistol and The warden U.s. under SUI.
picion OF either furnishing the ucapol
or LlninIaLmInn lax -cLm-lnn
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IIAMHrEG. sept. 23.-TorpedO No. 20
has capsized and sunk near the First
iightship off CuVhavcn Eight Of her
crew. including her commander. Duke
Frederick William. 81 Mccklcnburg-
Schwcrin were drowned. The duke
was born in 1871 held the rank oi
lieutenant i'm The German navy. and
was brother ~ the grand duke ~
MecltIcuhurg- Schwcrin. s steamer ha,
gone 20 the scene OF the disaster.
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Death ~ "tnrIc Jimmy" Lane

CWCACO. Sept. 34 james Lau. iI.
years DID, familiurIv known 81, -tn,I,
Jimmy Lame. One OF Che oldest rosie
dents of Chicago. died Thursday of old
age. iic was born iu ireland on ST.
Patricks Day. 1896. and came Co Amer.
lea In 1888. coming TO Chicago in 1850.
President Of the Pittsburgh a Lake Erie
CLEVELAND. O.. Sept g. Prcsidcu.
). r. Galloway, Of the axe shore rail-
way, has been elected president also Of
the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie rail.
way. This arrangement bet veen the
two railroads has prevailed Tor some
years.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29
- rcmrI. - oame..

BosroN Sept 22 Baseball Manager,
HauIon and Sclcc had conference
over thc telephone Wednesday and dc.
cidcd that the first three games for the
Temple cup bc played in this city DC.
tobcr q. . and 6. The second three
gnmcs viii be played in baltimore, Oc-
tobcr @. ~ and IL.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

There WAS large volume OF business
transacted iu London last May. the to-
,al of that ciiy's bank cieariugs aerrc-
eating s2,95S.277210. This was SOLO,
O0G0O greater than View York's clear
ngs iu TIE same month and greater by
bi4O.ooo.o00 than the April business in
.ondon.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

BmsuIst. italy. Sept ga cyclone
swept over Sava. Oria and Latiauo. all
in the province of Lcccc. Tuesday even
ing Forty persons were killed. 60
people were wounded. 20 houses were
destroyed and telegraphic commuuica-
tion with the scene Of the disaster wa.
cut oft
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

LoNDoN. Sept 20 The Daily Mail
Friday morning says Joseph Chamber
lain. secretary of state for the colonies.
Ina, lost go. 600 $3.50 OOW in expert
mcnts i'm Sisal growing ia the Bahama
island lie chose land unsuitable for
successful cultivation
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

MEwms, Tenn, Sept %. - Light
frOsts are reported Wednesday morn
ing at Covington, Milan and Airing
ton. Tenn. Arlington is in this couu-
~ and only 90 miles from Memphis.
Temperature at these points 90 degrees
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

torJNBt o.. sept 3f At ihr meet
ing ofthc liou veteran Legion Thurs.
day, Judge archibald IIakely. of pitt-.
hurgh. was elected national comnand
er hy % large majority The result ca
the other officers will not b.aunYuuc.d
until Friday.
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STEAMER IKA
Sinks IN n Collision Most Of Her Passen-
gers Perished.

ktTH T|FrIHheU.
LoSpoN, Sept. GA dispatch to the
Daily News from Vienna says that the
steamer Ika, with a crew of ten and
carrying 80 Austrian passengers was
entering the port at Fiume. on the
River Fiumara Tuesday evening. while
the Bora was blowing hard. when She
coliidcd with the English steamer
Tiria which was leaving.
Tac bows Of the Illa were stove in
and she sank in two minutes. Boats
hastily put off and saved the captain
and seven others, but most Of the pas
bcngcrs persisted
The casualty took place in full view
~ thousands who crowded the piers in
the greatest excitement and alarm.
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- IH far caster t1 destroy f--rf fr4n ~
to HulI 10 up Dc.rait gf.hJ F-ec
Press
This truta. from a free trade paper.
hsa been sadly learned 10y our farmers
who raise sheep. and by Our mmbc--
men. under thc democratic policy or
free trade. Let us have no uorc of a..
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sherIn nartIn and Depntlc. meld fnr -

WuKEsBAREE. Pa. Sept % sheriff
James Martin and about 40 Of his
deputies were arraiQncd in court Tues
day morning charged with the murder
of - striking miners at Latimcr ON
September 10. After several witnesses
mad testified the judge held the sheriff
and his deputies in $4,000 each for
trial. Bail was furnished and they re-.
turned % IIazcltOu
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MALfFIo. Cal. sept 20 Orders have
been received at the navy yard 30 put
the cruiser Ea.timor, iu commission
October J.. She is ordered to proceed
To- Honolulu. presumably TO relieve the
philadcInhia.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

business i- improving. pcrtty is
10 hand. study thc following 'ofaf. ~
bank c'-1rings for thr United States for
thc month Of July .u each year since
l-'l a- given by Btadrtrecrs.
TOTAL United sTtTIs EANI.
NFrNt.1
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Nermnn IIl.fnrlnn ncad.

BrHIlN, Sept. ~. Prof wilhelm
Wattcnbach, the German historian. is
ncad. Tic was born in 1919 and was the
author Of many valuable volumes Of
Gistog
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-09-29

Industry has come. the factories hum
The workman draws his pay. THE form
ing wheel The hammered steel, maks
music erfry Gay.
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Ep1y sept 22 Two slight earth
quake shocks were felt here att o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. The -ubtcrraucan
disturbance was also felt at Rnniui.
lcrmor Resanat bologna. ~inigaglia,
fabriaro. Cagli. Florence and Ancona.
Nt most places the people were panic.
atrick'-. At AcOua % few houses fell
spain Guarding Against yellow Fever
MAuJD. Sept 23. The queen regent
has ordered that special surveillance
be- exercised at the Spanish ports on
a.I arrivals from United states ports in
con eoucucc of the outbreak ot yellow
fever 81 some of the southern states.
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I.ecclyer for do MerrInm rnhll.hLnc cn.

NEw NoEK sept. % Justice Russell.
Of the supreme court. has appointed
John De ireland receiver Of the MGR
Ram Co. publishers. ON applicat ,u Of
Robert ~ Merriam and Arthur i.
Saclfold directors. for voluntary dis
solution of the corporation. The lia-
bilitics about slOO.OO and the assets
cgO Dnp
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DELEGATE CONVENTION

ar the Sons Of the American Revolution
and the sons of the Revolution At Cincin-
natl.
CLEVELAND. o.. sept. 2I.-On October
II and Is there will be delegate con
vention in Cincinnati Of the Sons OF the
American Revolution and the Sons of
the Revolution. The frst-namrd soci-
ETY. was started on the Pacific Slope in
1876 and has 10000 members. and the
second in New York in 1885 and has
1000 members. In both societies the
membership qualification is descent
from some one who fought for the in
dependence Of America Last August
a committee OF Eve was appointed by
each organization 10 draw up q plan Of
consolidation. This joint committee
will report 10 the Cincinnati convcn-
ton
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'tNsTANriNorLE, sept - Typhoid
fever Us ravaginQ The Turkish troops iu
Ihcssalv. Six thousand mcn have al
ready been invalidcd horne and 1000
others are awaiting transportation bach
90 Turkev.