davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-05


The following are the entries for tomor-
row:
First e.all ages; six furlongs Q3)-War-
renton. 105; Thomas Cat. 12S; Sly Fox, 1903;
]. A. Gray. 1876; Blue Devil, 121 Chum, III :;
Debride. 1851 Master James. 1884, Sir Dick,
9S: Merlin. 9S; Good Times, 131; Lambert,
ITO; Nearest, 102.
Second Neutrality-suspicious. = five-eighths
05)-Pink Chambray, 1O7: Deal. 107; Ella
DAILY. 1o7; Arellas. 1o7; Sea Pass. 1O7: Ten
tore, 1O7: Lille Seals. =; Beekman, 1O7;
Leng- Acre. 10; Pinkerton Scout, no; The
Cad. no; Rinoldo, no; Filament, no; Com
r1ercial Traveller. no; Kidfox, no.
Third race. three years old and up; sell
ing; one and one-sixteenth miles Q2)-Ben
Ronald. Ill; Loeb Glyn, 90: Timour, 06;
Counsellor Howe. 100: Marshall, 1903; Lans-
dale. 106: Albert s., 1O6; Dalgretti, 1903:
Waterman. 10S; Mohawk Prince, 80: knight
of the Garter. 112: Beau Ideal, III
Fourth race. selling. two-year-olds, three
quarters mile Q2EPiantain 1OS: Brent
wood. 103: Senaepr McCarren. no; Sly Fox.
10: Lady Ashley. ": Luced, 100: Aurum,
100; Hand Press 103: Lady Disdain, 1OS:
Glenonie. 1O3; Helmsdale. 1903; Juliana. So
Fifth race. hurdle. selling. one and one
half mile (0-Tom Moore. 154: Brown Red,
154; Flushing. Isl; Detective. LII; Rifle. 1874.
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FIVE NEW MARKS.
4 Record-Breakine Day at the Denver
Wheel tinb Track

Denver. July si.-Thls wa. great day
for record-bresking. not less thzn i've
now marks being made At the Denver
wheel clubs track. 5. q. Melxcll rode for
the - hours record unpsc-d. dc began
AT 2:W y, m. ysstcrdty and finished al
2;O this afternoon. covering - miles. Tho
former record was 2s5. Meixell w~s on
the track about two hours during tho
TIM"
Amos ~. Hughes rod. two miles unpecsd
in t.2i 2-5. lowering Tire professional Iee-
ord OF Ia T.. j. Becker and ". A. HIM
street broke the amateur mil. tandem
competition record or 2.0t making ths
distance In 1:S Is. q. \. Maxwell sstsb-
Iish.d = record OF e seconds for the bsif-
mile professional. paced. fying start. Ica
Hell lowered the amateur unpaccd tee
ord for two-thrds Of a mile from l:S tn
l.2l 2-5
Results: Mile. professional. open-c. l..
Hlmstreet won, q. Maxwell s.cond. W.
q. Mills third; time. s:i4 3-s- T~o-thirds
OF a mile. professionally. l. Himstreet
won. O. A. Maxwell second. Z. r. Gam
mon third time. i:27 2-S. Mile. amateur.
tandem-D.cker and Himstreet won, MAX
son and westland second. Zinna anu
Smith third: time, i;ls 3-5. worlds rec
ord. Hslf-milo professional-c. I. Him.
street won, w. &. Mills second. L. c. COL
lins third; time. lea
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TARIFFS COMPARED.


Washington. July ai-The comparison
OF the present tariff law with tho Wilson
act hss been completed. II was made by
Charles II. Evans, who has been engaged
In some capacity in the preparation OF all
tariff bills with which congress has dealt
since 1872. The comparison Is made In
rate. expressed IN advhlorem terms. 10 the
present law and the Wilson law Tn.
statement places the average duty rat.
under the new law At "a .G5 per cent. &dvs-
lorem as against an average Of io,l0 per
cent under IN. Wilson law. the averas.
being figured upon the basis of values in
1876. The schedules show the followi' Z
Increases In percentages:
Chemicals. from 2s.S5 To 20.67 wools end
voolcns. i7.62 10 G.5i; silks. l6@ to 5s.il'
sarthenwsre and glass ware, a. to a2 ~:
metals. SSH 10 4s.3i: sugar. i7.A TO 7l.l6:
tobacco. 10s o6 to l2l, 80: agricultural prod
ucts. % "A 10 3s AZ; spirits, Gl.A TO 6s.si:
cotton manufactures. as 10 s2.ia.
Some increases exceeded in revenue are
as follows: Chemicals. from sb,6la.2 2i9 10
s.. i23,0Si earthenwarc and glassware,
sis.O06. $50 to sl2,3031is; metals from sl5-
IN. .4Is to sl,.is7. is2: woods from s6o5.7S 10
s.. i39 5ss: sugar from SEQ ,7os to s5i,2O'.-
el2 agricultural products from S.,2 GA
to sil5S1, COS. These estimates are based
upon the supposition that the value and
volume of imports will remain the same.
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SPAlDING FOUND GUILTY
THE JURY IS AGAINST HIM ON
HIS THIRD TRIAL.
For Embe xxling Bonds Belonging Ia the
university-He win Garry the
Case to Higher Courts.

Chicago, July 3i.-Charles W. Sp.lding,
sX-prcsidcnt of the Globe Savings bank,
WAS to-day found guilty of embezzlem. nj
and his sentence WAS fixed at imprsou-
ment In the p.nitentisry. The specific
charge against Spsldlng was the emhez-
ri. ment of bonds of Mscoupin county. IL
linois, belonging to the State university
of Illinois. OF which Spaldng WAS treas
urer. and valued at S2s.oo0.
This was Spslding's third trial and III.
evidence submitted TO the Jury was prsc-
tically the same ~ on former trials. In
those he was acquitted because the jury
believed he hypothoctted the bonds with
out intent 10 embezzlcment." Tn. jury
found him guilty ON III. same grounds
on which he vas twic. acquitted. The
only differenc. being that they took the
different view OF Spaldlngs intentions.
The prisoner took the verdict very hard
and sat with howe head while tn. clerk
read the finding. of tn. jury. lie will
max. - hard fight before he goes to tn.
penitentiary and will carry IN. cas-. rp
to the highest court The length OF the
sentence is settled by the prison board OF
the state.
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WHOLESALE INDICTMENTS
A GRAND JURY TAKES A WHACK
AT ITS OWN JUDGE.
He and Forty others Are Charged With
Not Doing Their Duty stirred
Up sensation.

L.advillc. Colo, July 3i.-The day has
been full of sensations In court circles.
Two weeks ago Judge overs OF the dis
trict court delivered n strong charge 10
tho grand Jury he had summoned reis-
tive to the suppression OF gambling and
prostitution. The charge was directly
aimed at owners OF buildings used for
gambling and prostitution. and alleged
that prominent polio. officers were guilty
Of renting HOUSES for these purposts.
Judge Overs charge also d.msn nd.d All
Investigation OF III. practice OF the city
In collecting licenses for prostitution and
gambling. The jury ss selected consisted
Of prominent business men and three min
isters, and It MAS an open secret that the
jury was not In sympathy with the Judge
IN his action.
To-day the jury handed In AN elaborate
report and with II some " indictments,
most OF them against county officers.
There are two against Judge Overs for
failure TO onforc. IN. law against gsmb-
ling. prostitution and Sunday opening
slso against the sheriff. against the pres
.nt msyor. Dickinson, and former Mayor
Nicholson for fallur. TO do their dpty and
enforc. the laws, and against the present
and former boards u alderman for al
|, g-d neglect of duty.
Juds. overs. after the report of the
Jury made an extended stStement, slleg-
ing that the repor twas intended AZ de-
IIb,ratc insult to tn. court and that the
mry had failed in its duty by n-gi.ctine
10 indict owners OF buildings and certain
nolIc. officials. The entire proceedings
hay. stirred up = tr.m.ndou. sensation
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IN THE PARK.
william ,. Bryan Enjoying Himself In
Wonderland.


Fountain G.yscr. Wyo.. July 5i.-Will-
lam j. Bryan left here this morning for
the Interior OF the park with Lake hotel
rs his objective point ". spent several
hours In The upper geys.r basin among
the eeys.rs, lie remained there 80 long
that he abandoned al idea OF making
thu Lake hotel tonight and decided to
camp where night found him. Since ar
fiving here he has changed his plsns
somewhat and will not camp entirely.
stopping st hotels. should h. reach them
towards evening. He II travelling slowly
and will spend several days at the lak-
fishing.
To-day Bryan and his party We're sc-
companied by Governor james 4. Eagle
and wife of Little Rock. Ark The two
gentlemen are old friends and enjoyed
their chance meeting There we're . num-
ber OF tourists here last night and after
much urging Mr.. Bryan consented 10
make brief address before retiring. lie
mounted the stairs In the rotunda and.
surrounded by guests. hotel attaches and
soldiers. spoke for several minutes. His
speech was OF = humorous turn. not
touching ON political matters at all. lie
said h. did not intend to make speeches
while In the park. rs he said he lost al
most every state he spoke In before cleo
tion last fall and carried those he did
not speak In. and he was anxious OF car
rying tn. park At the election and would
refuse all future ovcrtures to make sd-
dresses while In the park. After finishing
his speech he cordially shook hands with
all present.
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FORTY YEARS A MYSTERY
THE MURDER OF DIR. BURDELL AT
LAST CLEARED UP.
Mrs. Emma CunninEham. the House,
keeper, Confcsses To Having stran-
gied Her Victim with n Cord.

Chicago. July 3l.-The Journal this eyen-
ing publishes AN interview with william
+. Woods OF Chicago purporting to give
the secret of the famous Brudeil murder.
DIR. Harvey Bur,i.ll. New York dentist.
was sssassinsted In his Office, No. n Bond
street. W years ago. Mr.. Wood In his In
t-rvisw to-day says that DIR. Burslell's
hous.k.epcr. Mrs. Emma Cunningham,
confessed herself the murderess. she hsv-
ing strsngiod the doctor with = cord.
while John J. Eck~i. here paramour. stab-
bed him with dentists ex-senator.
Tho confession. according to Mr.. Wood.
was made 10 Mrs. DR.. James Fowler,
Woods grandmother and wife OF tho
murdered doctors partner in dentistry.
Mrs. Cunningham hoped to prove herself
DR.. Burdelrs wife and secure his sl0o.oc0
estate. Mrs. Cunningham made = conf
dsnt OF Mrs Fowler because the latter
had befriended her. Mr.. Woods says the
story would not have been divulged bur
for recent unpleasant experiences Il has
cost the Wood and Fowler families In
making claims to the estate Of James
Fowler. Who died a year ago at Bor-
d-sux, France. where he established him.
self 49, "a dentist one year before the Bur-
dell murder. The claims Of the Woods
aud Fowlers brought out the threatening
letters TO Mrs. Wood. who was one Of the
most active claimants. The letters re-
fsrr-d TO make mysterious references 10
the Burdsll murder.
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Washington. July 5l.-Expert Ssmusl
G. Durham OF the federal bureau OF Ia
bo= left her. to-day for the gold belt OF
Alaska, where he will make an investi-
cation and report in time for the pro-
i,cted spring migrltlons. He has been
Instructed by Commissioner OF Labor
Wright to make = critical inquiry into
the opportunities for business. for invest
ment OF capital. employment of labor.
wages. cost Of living. climate. best means
OF reaching IN. gold fields and kindred
subjects. lie will go direct to San Fran
cisco and will sail from there about Aug.
o. taking the Junesu overland route and
reaching the KIondyke region about tho
middle OF September.
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Extra Demand for Money.

New York. July 3l.-Th- Evening Posts
London correspondent telerraphs tn. fol
loving to-day. Two hundred and fifty
thousand pounds Jspsn-so money was
released from IN. Bank OF England to-
day. This neutraiiz,d any effect Of the
extra demand for MONEY at the -nd OF
the month. IL II understood that the
first instSllment Of the Japsnssr hends
recently issued here have just been ship
pen from Japan 10 London. Coming thus
I'm instsllments II look- a. though the
four millions odd msy be removed grad.
ually from The market. and not suddenly
but [ cannot say definitely. The Austrian
demand for gold IL stlll strong. All ar
rivals Of sov,r.iEns for next Tuesday
from Australia have already been bought
up.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

mornlng against Charles ]. Won Arnold.
alias Robert Ludwig Won Turkh.lm. upon
the ground that at the time OF her al
legged marriage Won Turkheim had sn-
other wife from whom he h@d not been
legally s.parat-d. In her eomplsInt Miss
Young sets forth IN. circumstances under
which she was induced to marry Won Ar
mold. whom she subsequently discovered
10 BE- detective In tho employ OF C. J.
Stillwell, and states that she believes the
marriage 10 De part of scheme on tho
part Of Attorney DeImas 10 get her oat
OF ths country.
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Dallas. Texas, July 3i.-Three amend
m.nts 70 the state constitution will be
voted on next Thursday throughout Tex
~. No election since tn. days OF tn. re-
construction has involved 80 much for
the welfare OF the commonwealth az Is
dependent on the fate of these three con-
stitutionsl amendments. The three amend
ments to be voted for are:
First. to provide for the irrigation Of
arid and semi-srid lands; second. 10 per-
NIT certain counties to issue bonds 10
aid in the construction OF railroads; third.
TO validate bonds issued by certain coun-
ties to build court houses. jsils and
bridges and to make other improvements
and which were bought by the state with
money In the permanent public school
fund. and which bonds are void because
OF the technical infringement or violation
OF existing constitutional provisions.
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AluskaI.nusl Luw..

Washington, July 3l.-To set at rest mis-
undsrst sndings and contentious AZ to
what lsws are applicable TO Alaska. 40
far Ms Land lsws are concerned, commis-
sioner Herman OF the general land Of
fee has made statement In which he
says these laws are applicable. First,
mineral land laws Of the United States;
second. tow nsitc laws, which provide for
acquiring title from the government TO
iownslt" trustees: third, law providing
for trade and manufacture and giving
each person 100 acres OF land In compact
form. Coal land regulations are distinct
from mineral regulations or laws. and
juridiction Of neither coal laws nor pub
lie land laws extend 10 Alaska. the terri
tory being expressly excluded by the laws
themselves from their operations.
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4 Climb Down.

London. July sl.-The st. James Ga-
=ette. referring TO tho forthcoming In
t.rnationsi conference on the sealing
question. says: Americans will consider
another conferenc. a climb down for the
British, and not unnSturally. Shermans
dispatch will be regarded as the direct
cause. The United States makes quite
unvarrsntahle demand. We ignore H.
Then the American state department.
sends a msnacing and Insulting dispatch.
We properly yielded. IL Is tho Venezuelan
business and Cleveland message once
again. And ono. again II win conarm the
American political mind in the conviction
that John Bull always knuckl~s down
when bullisd and threatened Our states
osen ara preparing for future disasters
for both countries by csrelessly enoour-
aging this dangerous d.lusion.''
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Washington. July si.-Noihlne can be
done mo.. than has already been DON.
toward marking the boundary line he
tween Al.sks and the British possessions
,lour the iilst meridian until congrcss
has passed upon tn" boundary u'''y
now befcr. IL. There Is. however. no
doubt of IN. location OF the lin. alon4
this meridian. az IN" people In the local
ity know where IL l.. The work OF de-
morka ton will b. supcrint' by Gen.
.Isl Dufii.ld In charE. OF the G.od-tic
survey on behalf OF the United States
III. expresses the opinion thst a railroad
can easily be constructed en- rou,. 70
the Klondyke gold fields and believes The
enterprise well worth undertaking.
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st. Joseph. Mo. July n.-TWo Neess
ago Lowell T.sney. one Of the bcst-kno~n
farmers IN this county. WAS arrested
charged With d-bsuchiH- young girl
named Laura Brown. This afternoon the
girls two brothers. William and Charles,
meet Te-n-y ON the street II Dekalb. AL
drew pistols snd began bring. Ten shois
were fred In IN. crowded streets and
when the smok. cleared away Jeor-y
was found to b- mortslly wounded and
William Brown severely wounded.
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ly have stretched their hands out to
the colleges, which IL ls an easy thing
To capture by such generosity as Rock
efellers. Apparently II Is their inten-
tion To. convert the United states into
a powerful oligarchy. and they will ex-
tend the sway of the oligarchy to other
lands, when they can"
stephen Crane has announced that he
likes England so well that he will make
England his home. Cranes books have
found their greatest vogue In this
country, and he Is receiving consider
able attention In literary circles here.
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THE march was made on the Plum creek
mines" he said AT an early hour and
with but few exceptions the diggers re-
fused 70 work. The expectations OF win
ming the big strike are ErVatsr than Al
any time sine. Il was inaugufst,d. The
close of the fourth week OF the strike
shows more miners idle In the country
than at any time In the history Of the
coal Industry"
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Aan.sus.s,rs..s l,suossces,.

Atlanta. Ga. July ai.-At q meeting OF
the republican committee OF Pickens
county held at Jasper to-day resolutions
were adopted dcnounclng the Partially
Of the recent administration for negro
politicians, aud declaring that the white
members OF the party In that congress
sional district would not stand being dis
oriminated against In favor of negroes.
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Washington. July ;i.-Th. bureau OF
statistics Of the treasury department has
pr pared statement showing the ssIi-
mated loss of revenue 10 the government
on account of Increased Imports during
the months OF March. April May and
June. iS1. in anticipation OF the Increased
duties imposed by the new tariff act. The
aggregate net loss l. estimated at 81 sssi.-
e. The loss given on wool of the hrst.
second and third grade and OF 'nauufsc-
lures of wool amounts to S.t02i.9i.
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Massillon. Ohio. July 3i.-A Wheeling 4
Lake Erie railway bridge between Mount
Pleasant and Long Run was Sc, on fire
last night. Track men put out the fir.
and saved the bridge. This road IL crowd
ed with coal from West Virginia.
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KAISER TO VISIT THE CAR
Elaborate Preparations Made for
Meeting of the Emperors.
GRAND MILITARY REVIEW
Gossip Concerning Sherman's Retirement
From the Cabinet-German Comment
on the Dingley Bill Very Acrid-
There Win Be No Retaliation.


ya.u. Mt. O., s. ,yr,.
""n' Su,S a. r"npe'o' "'h'aHl
reached Mel on board the imperial
yacht Hohenzollern yesterday. on
Thursday next, accompanied by the
empress and by the entire suite. under
command of prime. Henry of Prussia
his p,aissty ,,,I CO., ~, - pa,.r.,-
-. ~ -, -,
o"e w 'Ni' VI. 'Na'' f''i''e h"h'"-
lone WIZ entertain the emperor NJ ret
erhof.
The municipal authorities of 81
Petersburg VIII sIgnaIize the visit by
presentine In their mniss,i,s slices of
bread ON a silver dish and sail In a all
Yer salt cellar both richly ornamentad
in ,he Russia n style and sngraved win
the iolnt arms of 81 petershurr and
Germany JTnon the rim of the d,sh is
the followinr inscription. '.'ro thair
maiesties. the emperor and empress Of
Germany"
The yrand military ma,suvsrs at
Uomherg viii hayin an ssnt and viii
continue to The lOth The Prince ~
Wales win lie among The g,,es,s of the
kaiser at the principal reviews. He
has modified his mans and viii take a
course Of the waters next ,nonth nj
Marienbad instead of M Uomhsrg as
hitherto This ,Iacls,on nos Greatly
's..I, nw, ns u.v'son nhs s'ea.y
e'a.n NV toMn '"'n y, Msr'enoa' anu
sorrespohdingiy depressed the HON.
upon The yIsi, ms an ANIMAL axtura
Professor Uirschberg tbs walI-
known authoritv ON opthaImia, has An.
ished his examinations into m. causes
of Eryptian opthalmIa which ia now
prevalent in many parIs OF prussia In
H., ,,',,rs, " 80 h,. 'r. pa ~ ~ :"
men, NJ, says. srha Ala .,,.i,,,s,, 10,
heat and aus, balnad 40 nrnnaya,a IN
disorder IL no ionr.r ,snah,s Ths sis.
ease il most prrvaIent along river u,a.
ters and IN bovs and lake districts n
is never found In the uplands. ont Of
the -, 900 cases which have been exam
ined under superyision ID Ia found
from 20 To a. per cent among the chill
dren In village schools. 10 to Is In town
schools and per cent. In high schools.
The CHIEF remedy is an Improvement Of
social conditions.
Dr. Arthur Mortegan, head OF the
celebrated school at Frankfort, died
suuuehy u, in'eIiakeh ias, Monday.
ne Was '' Years. pt age ana unti WIN
LII, y" /" ieM s.a's was ".aa n,as'er VI ,ne
WI "noMn se.'o' y. bohn. where
,;sh, ~ ...''' ~, Da'.', az" nv r.ns
iaadir,, a,,,,,,,r,,,. ,, 'a',.,
tsrs ,hrongho,,, car,nany
Tb. emnress has yarIad ,hs mo,o,on,,
of her stsy nj Taqernese nv n visit ~
Munich She was accomnan MED hy m.
five princes and lunched with The prlnce
regent. Prince Oscar celebrated his
ninth birthday on Tuesday al Teger-
nese. from whence the empress and her
4
The rumors In London concerning the
possible retirement of Secretary Sher-
man are echoed here. even In official
,ierman and American circles. but with
this dinerence-that Mr.. sherman Is to
pe sueceeueo, no, py Wnitelaw REID.
out py Ahpassauor White. GOSSIP
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Seligmsn. Mo. July 3l.-1h- hodies of
George Tucker and W. r. Hsrprr. young
men whose homes are said TO BE- In Ar
kansas, have been found three miles
north OF here. The skulls OF both men
show marks Of violence and II is believed
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81, Joseph. Mo-. July sl.-with the msr-
curry registering 100 degrees in the sh-hr
and 80 In the sun, the heat was almost
Undesirable to-day. 4 number OF parsons
were overcom. by the heat. Charles Gales
snd Frank White src in critical condi-
ton.
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Closed Its Doors.

Ash~vilie. n. g.. July 3l.-The First
National bank OF this city did not open
this morning The bank will go into vol
untary liquidation. The last statement
showed loans and discouts. sSOs. .2G,; over
drafts. sio323: deposits, $i,6,So9, capital
stock, slOo 900: surplus s9oooc.
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Special Dispatch to the standard.
Spokane. Wash. July n.-Brieedier
General William =. csr'in. United States
army retired. has obtained a decree OF
divorce In the superior court. The d.
fendant. Mstilds J. cxr5iu. u I'm Europcs
and was NOT represented at tho trial.
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Washington. July n-The record In the
case Of Theodore Durrsnt. the san Ftsn-
cisco medical student. whose alleged mur-
der and trial formed the sensation OF the
time. Vas filed IN thu clerks of1sc~ OF tho
United States supreme court to-day. the
cas-. Was dock-ted as No. ~ Tor The COM
ing term.
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Prospects Bright. .

Pittsburg. July u.-District President
Dolan OF the mine workers is .laIed over
th. success OF the movement TO bring out
the men OF the New York 4 Cleveland
Gas and Coal company and says IN. re-
suit exceeds his brightest sntIcipation-.
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H.uar.d p.op,. Drowned.

Berlin July 3i.--Devsstation caused by
foods In SILICA Is widespread. Nothing
like It has occurred In that district for
centuries. The loss already reaches many
millions OF marks. and Il is estimated
that 100 persons were drowned.
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Madrid. July 3i.-On. hundred cuban
prisoners who vsr. recently pardon.i,
have arrived at Gibraltar. whence they
will proceed TO New York The goycrn-
nent Organs express the opinion that
they will r,join the insurgents.