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Turtle Industry in Indiana.
From u. ctnc.nnan Enqmr.r.

MIsHAwAKA. Ind, July l7-Northern In
diana and southern Michigan lakes are becom-
ing noted for the monster turtles they pro-
duce. and, as shipping centre for the big tor
tolSes, Mtshawaka IL acquiring a reputation.
J. ID. Weist ot this city has won the record as
turns in financial way are quite encouraging
West catches the big mossoacks in the lakes
az this section and ships them from this city 10
chicago. Cincinnati, PittsburG and other large
markets. Last Friday he shipped to Pittsburg
one consignment weighing 900 pounds. and
weighing $50 pounds. some OF them weighing
thirty five pounds each. He uses haited net
for the willy hardshells. and only retains those
that tip the scales at ten pounds or over since
June |. when he began the strange business
Weist has shipped out OF here five tons 81 tur-
ties. and this does not include those supplied
70 hotels and restaurants here and in neigh
boring cities, The turtle trade has never be-
fore been given attention in this locality.
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Bathing in the sea is universally benefciG-bene.
&C., &C.. o. n. h,s;Iy Gerson !? the pe!son IN cnq-
/; lntaIiAt-. the iEc4i,t:on, II ais digestion. !
;rs ss .:a 4 nc. .aG ss: any sui
sAut.rrms ad Nocste such bath ny, particularly for
san,aTpr, AN siye. al kind. .: bshns be be-: tS
It you'll be hey. nd Their means and capacity Her"
Sea bathing ma be h,d = st ali So for !, nIons
Ereyt.ss ',- three t.na. It's hsthtns house i. the
SaGn: s any t n11 n r:S9 q g:fs
IA. SvoE Te' S.on reeori:d q ,hs I,buTy Paef
t oS1ae 7 TX hi. r:r o, h 'P.9F Kan n "a
rSr'lred th9u.Anis mat daily tnrrng the lea h
Of III crsa, & aAns ;lSr Su' HIS9
"a J." ,EcA a. - Ir,-"utri IN tie surf 81 Asbury
~ tie Aim catSni fS,6n no all nv ,a,.
na'e'' picture o.; the houGdlos' sea. dotted VITA
tt,sr,ry n t.s VA .6- - -, 81, Eau inner
Tue 'eA IS close within tie yi-i ~ from the sands
Tho .c'nd o: the ,nrf a. A.5ury Park are
IR, ,!sa, IT H. ~ an I'M !;o'giy - see
in The year a. t-A'.
The poI n!a'l.a - A'Arry P,rk dUta+ the sum.
HeT aoYte, IS a ,v'a a- -9o" eH,.'-tns ,.'t
.taiilt: ta'i aus.o th- h. ;he,. ,.'i,
f r r. Or sF,e ,a ~, =, WI H. .e.r :!n:is s4!
par r. Hamtrt All 'f pa '' sni to d ~ "tht Ne
G4u:et.y ~. ! 'Gn.'ant living n1T"na. Yer m0'.
=
lu-tle Para t"N!ra. ' or TIL taAiues .: ~,
bury FAIs are = those WAC know huW -
extract from LIE Gil 'a0 = y can yield
:e, 10 = sen..hiy rat.ouA,.y n: mIper-,
rHI long 'A''i p-li"s, 1T ching ml~aurhr0p-s
INK ~.'le,ome. .ot' r,.'rb.a- * With merry
n"A-;s an 'a-rry soul. goa s. r tho r-rr~N4pus
the day. tae .r.ElDE tie boI-iu: IT, Na.a! x and
tAgr iNr tie p.r'.nrr- tia; IN might nTlug.-,ke
dane. 70" cal 2 {, TIL argy making Tho" D.
NJ DUN AT AsiurF PARK - II wAs me- ne Gus
tom T. Ge'l7r" aud tie person with no rluslc T. Us
soul Z m u II h, EelrI rnv blood IN h!s VEN.
must no' seek Ash'fy PARK h"ey.Ggth he - roir.
wa'.t the good 70 ng. Z if- are r. ,Nnel upou an
toe ed Gsit". for l. vi! lie disappointed.
Wat AN lively rrUUE I-srS u hri % make
eI!.t.noe trah!' at Asbury Para asked d .uht-
M IN IA ~ Young ? = who Ia 4 spent tie
seas u Their, IN the ply wa.
Up IN the n 'ra!cS t. -rr1l! won to sands
din ns q the ts -~u"SIuE aroma ti' --a ami
wa lir- tE- san b. ~s.'J 'rlr. tie WArrs s!-.,
b. ed use y tA~E SPIN n my wheel OVER
the IN l"Sr r.tnbly b'auIifV! roa iEArs. down 20
StarE k.N-r on Up'.s expedition. pr IT 70 The
sea tie nlusash IN pretty yacht ass ylunsr N
the 1!hlGrAuns surf an AtteT-iiAler row upon tie
PLACID lake. at night, music, toe dance. the merry
Nh.F..'
The Language Of writer on life at Asbury Park
describes well notable scene, Whlch. once gALed
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baSe held IN Covered :allt, can, penling their
g .. which are ft;ai with he.Yy canvs, %sr.
We Mssn n" at "1isA tn Goy.T i, pulled dsa
conc-AlinS thu unpleasant bur Ian from view ana
sonhin n any s sASr"s'.a dor The haatss o. n
organic matter an md lodgln. they ea-ly
The whess Of The cart. hay f"H four tres thu,
Z, " ns as rad tUpro, e. Thilc bearing away he
ss are by con,rsct Il. Ai am IN
s as .'' fT cent, o! m ne rRT,aasS Price Of the
Ashary PARK sEc At present removed 70 farnl two
dissed Z H. tn.,5n s H1;" ~ 1n in IA Sr :
I.an' i under cons ieraton BY the city. Its
la. E-u, perte ing system OF absolutely ygieIc
disro'sl ~ the city: waste
and wach'rlness the inest.natly great reSar Z
ec.ty hr.,:A; as netr 3 rawIe>t sani'ary nii.
Nv hat, inn: the T-1r ~ 6niy ono
rel XII me a1 F,r ia ." 'o+ret tty.T
ira trae "a, to f2r'sa ."nFes ThG d",snton HOSPITAL
but 5ac- iurtns .Ns diseases Was ''oA'
TAs a",'ti. .,nc. q TYPHOID teyeEA. A.pury
much sT!y; Al tspse-e nee at res whose n.,u.
r.! - r " gs nni c%nl.ons woul! seem to pre-
y lsr!y - o'u-rence an re ,urrenre in is lated
ton p H. s,es Ear 10 sEgT :hs tnSarreS;aes. q
tie 3! ,,'te Icy "a, typhoid fever disease
i. IN p5l'a,.5 ,aytroHm.atn The t:n5i;4s
ph'ht. " pl-Is re resort can be rgh' saniiarfy
tat IS to- small - b. OrSAniIAd agat TIL Gus. IA
and even Y organ, acainst It. the result will not
etatdua va ts. sF"m the IT, To n II. t.rin ~
the rural resort - e-cape possible contact with
pho!d fever 700 often dies 10 meet u. The fAtsl
. to That FIJI l-esse is proper practical, scisu.
tAc sanitation. administered by competent and
faithful agents. AMI persisted H. and IN this no.t
i@Po,Aut -! .catrEes Il a seaside re. r. Asoury
"a aav b,sea $:srs r. BSsFj Hs.th i
suspe ting house. Old rom another source the use
q unsa'" ger --ne No ILLUMINATING oil is per.
E.itIed TO be on sale in Asbury iArk no mater
what tess 'he brand may a!leze Il has wtths,ood
until u has passed inspection BY the agent II thu
board and proved 70 be OF the required high fash
quality.
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they yield. As II comes from the wells the water II
heavily charged with iron. It is received In storage
reservoir. where the iron il precptated. Although
pure in ia natural state the water subiac; 20
th9rquEh nlternS press before II rntFrs into the
Surance doub, sure that no iron remains aud that
nowIrre on the continent is there purer water than
With the iut-, iuct IN Of sewers and prblic sup.
ply OF pure at sian wae sod pollution ceased and
tons. ~ Ao ever. withdrew its claims upon tho
comuIu,y and ,lute not a case OF that disease has
NAtur, 7. .i5~ 70 reclaim he, own. and the pun.
neat, CO. tue polluted soil and the restoration "
its wA"l .oueuc'- could only follJS ntture= pro.
cesScs l,ar a''er year they hsv" been At work.
CATION deuon,trates that to-day the natural saiu.
br0nsnsSs and health tnlnes. Of the localty are un.
p "T EnseI: tract o, AZ And pine iore-t ohgne
fought It's way TO wholesomen,ss and guarded itself
against the future possibilities Of disease; and so
Park has provided the model on which other resorts
may establish, or are establishing. system OF Ran.
expect to as.ert that hey have reached condition
like the one that Asoury Park is enioying-eyen II
.Giei they asvo NJ Sainrs Iyp! t1ot from til,
.tretrh II the Atlantic coast when she fashioned
while combating the .pProaSh Of insidioa. dis!
and COMBAT malaria and i,s evil ttn9nar has She
eyer ma b to 40 l. t2T mnisr1 can NM
il rem WINS IN ptip.bIe .qqrcss >; son.Anin.
gar III. fast nat the 1tsol,s IN tho city shcud be
m hat s9 PGS s ~n, so9 nd n of ta
e.,Abl .huent- and this oLn 1iDus and dauzs rous
sy WIN Ea o aS. an Rihn the
OF the Bond OF Health to provide /. with
90 con struc.ed that il should have direct connect N
with the sever so that every particle OF staple drain.
Elimination Of soil By the refuse lie avoided, and
novhere can m.re eommsnidsbis n1nnnicp.l :y,'
by stable refuse.
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-
o saHy PlHn2 Z :o9si,Ps ~ too 2 fTG :,
1 1Sn5 . So nHe Or '.r9s a. 49, S.gy
PARK. TIE Import me- II .uch a disposal ~ house.
Gard IVA la -. 'aI OH the p5.s.Il:ty
= returning lns nous AL ia liz Sases u plague
s:,eut.o.. OF to- i ari - Hrlnl. Ffsce;fsswcr-
ins would ., far t5sard bringing ab.u, this result
ely s:"ncn.e rhs .eps!a,a W. syssstn is1t,ed
blythe lat. 81. Warn. va ad pied
ter tr the carry.Is o:s o: the 1!-:are vsier aud
n wh ~, ~ III .i cg 4nct.t
i ~. theory ,on v, IN -liI.-'r,t .rr ms separate
s,+ =, ',t n cd .- nat ;, '@ ars, ~. man ~
Hn.l ~ can su,e ~ G. - e., Nr. ii.
si,. u "a se9 ~ o. !' a"", az o; ~
"r nc1"r a. To- - tia. a. c,p,
p p. M s AZ ,s Or ApeT,!Hr S.a m
% - j. .itr. ri. A.. n SEP ,ae;f
ga = Min t .a' b.: lie 49, - :~tr .7.,s
:. n, 4 a'.;ss: o.:,fi .; vi w ..rsf
ssrn'd plur1e ,ns car keep ,h- IeAIyp i.6n from
. /, i;ei i: iP,o 2. ~ ~ !:s..nos AnI
H. but Il lake. rarcnar AR oae ally T. T.
At "a I On Is 1919
thar i h., lev pansani spe"5cs,:o,.s .~s i!rp.R
;s A., -, 4.a IN. ,'',t Re sgb,4t,,rd 70 r. bird
IL otthe at! s. us@i ~ plnrtb.ns TX is 20 90.
: by W n.6s or5 n; ! ma
81: set, .hs Ioari ap. ,- :t ~ a.. i ~ ihS
Pr: Ky LtGV'hY al 'c'' ~ ~" aN'nrrs are
r-a " for :, .- sus!e"tet !" the OF -mok..
thrt IA ire, ~ RI Y ,S. N 's'iriy
~ certia at Of IN i approyai l. II B,ari Z
h' "a' Viii, tan 5hntu 'S -o On ,F use
alterations IN plumbing cal he u.air " III " the
after ticia N spectlon u the work IN which tho
propo-ed repstp or alteration. are 10 be mad.
Park, public " private: under the const,n, super.
vision II the Board Of Health, and that usually
frlit NJ fTDD rfasr
g.. te4 non IN 'A1' OeAu'''n '''y 0'
Nor 2aly de. the B3.rd Of Health have tats ION.
G5st !; Keeps I. 'sntsTy record y "ScS Isii1iiI1i
ron u the city" These records have heea contin.
Yoqy sr sTs r. ean.s, 9s 'ss he 9.ra IN
Contemplating the purchSse or lease Of propr ny so
,ns' US, owaeT. Ar ever solicitor. to know how
Therein lis the great and Increasing value Of thrss
have TO rely on the staten ents % property
owners 20 the character and advantages
i ut lT PER- ~ snI, ,P "Erner' may or may
formation of i'm por,Ancr about ever use or prop
the once % the itoa-d OF Hath. These records
hound N o..ss, every street having IL book and
change. sad improvements that are made in !, rom
time 10 tine. The records are open - the inspro.
owners We With each other IN maintaining their
th.'r lndtvtIuA! benefit but to re general welfare
Tai- urtque feature n pun!'lial government Is
p5SsuH into tho govern NJ system Of o,her r.sor,
and it," Will he ontA mater OF time.
Tn sas', Of rh.;t: kPoxn as sronna water on tho
tyIer'Insnis ~ pT Henry j Bowiitsa = B '.t6n,
~ sing OF tn coHd,;toE OF ground water at A..
ainn s.rat.,naf tie Gig, tirIup Saf.i Er,c
,ay 're t =, q LAKES Witch have
water Oh tie -urfI -e In TIE ppr"tcG If .ucl nh
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by the prompt prosecution OF any person detected
in being engaged in the netarous business OF selling
fest OF mpressng most II such with the danger that
confronts them OF having ID honest profits absorbed
byincessan ofc al wstrlf Iiuess has Rcd them
reluctant cooperation Nth the board ~ pToyd nE
milk that w I'll pas inspection something that con.
sideratou for tn" health ~ tn" cNmmnnitv nevr-
the Boarl u Health IN the way ot prote ting the
people u AshuTJ PaS against the danger of an i'm
PF II. '1 s nas SsS tSTiSn mil mG .
a. = preventative. known as fnrnallehydr. This
snletAnee So thoroughly preserves MIX that even
1t f. tie sou.a h Sul A-smilst IT, tau4 traI-f I'm.
Ing from uutrluve aulvLol'- me- art 81. OF i.ol
The efforts OF the board touArl st.nrtng ont tAs
mt With such success that Ii" business = IN.
srurul ,us deal... has oeen made unIrnhAble, and
II may be- sad with trlthfrlnr-s that the milk
supply Of A. bury Park Is to-day nyar being uni.
f9IdT ,y pgr, one as unTins GiS. va, nfnn -
munity, afact that l. we'll atystcl to by the re
the impr3yei condition Of persons suffering from
enreeblel dsC >on. cases pecu arly sensitive to the
deleterous effects OF milk treated with tornado.
The same degree OF watchfulness is exercised by
in Asbury Park OF ice harvested On polluted waters
and with such success tAat dealers in polluted Tee
PARK both natural and artificial The latter manu-
BENZ an hnd s aSn50v'a
of the pr pt oyai an ."Iai6 S Sr
OF garesy' and rubbish has long engaged tn stten
result that the system goyrrnr: that problem in
the rare Of tho health II seaside resort Is PERI
mai0d,rous svlli cart and resk.ni garbage wagon
pA,roiing the streets on their round. collecting the
fast decaying refuse Of the place familiar sights
At summer resort, whether seaside or other, and
sSS IL e eSndc 80 he n Th. . tor
At A.SnTy PARK vii much TO HE sAtisfA'tion,
wagons. leaving and scattering no,sSm iou REUSE a,
they pass, onsnd the eye or nose. There the gar.
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Pker = asks " the dealer Is allowed to i-aw
Eve tr-sh cards
Certainly. m. t.als- ia entitled n the same
privileges N the draw other player.
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Again When 'hr count ia rs. A rlavs = deuce. p
parrs I anil rCgs , hnlss A says " 70" and II
plays another deuce. flaming holes. Asavs4 only.
B,sright. He is entitled to the pair royal and
tho 81.
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WEB sayr when the count is 10, A play. .
Z. calling twenty three" r plays . trey and q
Deuce. the latter pezginG holes for the run
says "go" and plays another trey, claiming 2
po,nts for the and z more fnr the
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p. D. saws, IN . four handed gar. m. Of RS
cards e,posei ir he Zeal. S-.hnH was sati
about Il At ths ttrlN During the play an adversary
called npor 70 play the card that was exposed IN
the ieal. refused
No cards are l ahlsto r. called Except those e1-
posed BY the PLAYER, themselves. Ths tine 70 de-
mand pcnaltv Tor q ca-t exposed IN dealing Is
during the deal and from the dealer
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| o. @. g. ssyst A spade Was cut for starter and .
| PLAYER held fush in spades including the jack
He says he can count one for his nobs. but hts ad
Verssry says he can count only the I'VE spades as
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There is no second run. because the duplicate 8 Is
encountered before we reach Thea.
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cnch,-C g. ". sayr holdteven trumps among
them the deuce and trey. II discard the deuce,
doe. the trey count for low or Is the count for low
lost that dealt
According n me strict lnwr Of the game one IL
allowed TO discard counting card, and II plSyer
has too many trumps he must discard one That does
not count anything. In many places II is the rrlle
that any player seeing . erunttuE card discarded.
even By sccident. may take It into his own hand.
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4. C. q SAVE As Dealing. p crrns .N- not art
stays. L. the dravI saws he cannot 49, how uArv
CARDS p draws. 81 he asks. r"'uses ~ tel. 9
then asks The dealer vhD slso ref-ses. then Ne..
that the dealer is compelled n tel how .rv cards
any p'are- drew provided the question IS asked
before q bet is made.
- wrong. Tie dealer & not corirellsd - answer
except With reGa-i 20 his own raw r must have
aske the deA'.r FOR -e-tan number OF cards. AMI
II had been uavtnE attention 10 the game be would
have heard how many asked to-, The reason the
dealer is compelled 70 answer with regard 20 him
selt IA that he does not ask :o- cards hr' hcys
himself. and one might easily Ne mistaken a. to
how he took
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Auction Fitch. r saws: A IL the dealer
wants one point only and hls tw7, which refuses.
pitching his own trump and making high. Jack.
game b gets low and claims out. which wins.
wins. because by refusing Be bid he practically
bid TO make two himself. VIII n he did. and the bid
der. II successful. ALWAYS goes out.
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Avn SAYS; In . -four. handed game the cards
fell in the following order; I. s, x. =. pegged
three hole. for the run OF thrcs and pegEed -Four
for the run OF four. said go" and played an
other q. making 81. at the same time claiming an
other rin Of four. IL this correct
No, because q duplicate f is encountered before
the 1. reached which 10 the card necessary to COM
plete the run.
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If SAYS In a doIlarI!iuit game deals ard B
"sntes" g. cents. wants AXE Il cost III r. -
draw cards, watts the int thar he may put ny?
II the amount put up nv was the bind and not
the ante he ante was 81. and could make itsl
more 10 draw cards. or 81 70 p'hv II B's 30 cents
thu full urt g, the ante could raise it ouIy
81. making $3.50 n play A great MANY rersoas
confuse tn. term. blind" sni "Ar.s." IN" Mind
ia half The smallest amount for which player can
draw cards
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Colnmhia and Deiender

Newport r. L.. Aug s-The New York
Yacht clubs cruise from GARDENERS bay
to- this port today. a distance Of forty
three miles. was fuH OF interesting brush
es While the yachts ran The last half Of
the forty three miles ln constantly In
creasing southwest breeze fhe first halt
Of the day was nuky
It is no dlsparaRment to Columbia to
say that her defeat OF tho Defender by
over twenty two minutes was due more
90 bad Judgment and hard luck OF the
latter boat. which left her IN a soft spot.
than TO actual superiority. stlli the new
boat showed herself very able In a broad
reach with constantly Increasing breeze
and it is not TOO much 20 say that she
made an average Of fully 10 knots IN the
run along shore from Watch nm 90 Point
Judith, so rapidly dropping the Defender
that when she guyed around the whistI-
Ing buoy OF Point Judith her rival was
hull down 90 the westward, over Ave
miles astern on the run up from Point
Judith. dead before the wind. Columbia
gained "a minute or two more. so that az
the finish tho old Defender had received
the worst beating In her history. There
was never moment during the day when
there was not wind enough TO on tho
sails. while the last hfteen miles was
sailed In "a grand breeze that gave each
boat great move The day itself was
perfect, Tor tie sky was cloudless and the
air was fun of llfe nd vigor
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FELL on LIVE WIRE
Four Fir. men at OmOha Ac'
cldentiy ElectrOcuted.

Omaha, Aug g-FOur nremen lost their
lives tonight I'm a blaze on an upper
hoor OF the Mercer Chemical compapys
building at 18th and Harney streets. The
fire in itself was insignificant. the fata-
ntles resulting from contact with live
wire. The dead fremen are;
Joseph Adams, no engine company.
otto Geiseke.
George Benson. pipoman No. 3 engine
company
Charles Hopper. relief driver No. en-
gine company.
George Farer, fireman, and Albert LlngB
ton Of the Chemical company, also sur
fered severely from the shock.
The fire originated among the chemicals
in "a store room on the nth aoor and
while at no time was the building In dam
ger. the blaze burned hercely Ia small
area Two streams were thrown 20 the
seat of the fire. one from a neighborlng
roof and the other from the sumit Of a
long ladder when the fire had been
brought under control the fireman set 10
| work to lower the big extension truck up-
on which they had been working. Sud-
denly there was a sputtering and success.
/ ION Oh ua7ANo shNN az NNNAA NAANM a e1AA'
nection Is made with live wire carrying
a high voltage of electric current 1hC
men who were working at the crank low
ering the ladder wrlthed In agony for q
moment and then fell 10 the pavement
limp and apparently lifeless. In lowerinl
the ladder # had come IN contact with q
live electric light wire carrying a current
OF 1000 volts.
The injured men we're az once carried
into an ADJOINING building and used ever
known means 20 revive them. Hoppe
revived In a rev minutes ana, saying h
was an right, started 10 walk away IL
had only gone about fifty feet when h,
dropped dead Geseke showed signs o
reviying but when only partially rallied
sank back ana expired. The other tw
never at any time showed any signs 0
animation ana were doubtless dead whe
picked up
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Small Demand FOR
Gold Certificates.

Washington. Aug 9.-The reports 30
far received from the sub-treasury, In
dlcatos that the call for gold certificates
will be considerably less than the treas
ury officials expected. san Francisco,
Chicago. Cincinnati. St Louis and New
Orleans, however, have not yet be9l
heard from. and consequently there ls
no proper basis upon which TO closely
estimate the results Of the secretary 5
recent order. But tho demand In these
cities is expected to be even smaller than
in the eastern cities. by reason Of the
large surplus in the money centers of
the west.
! In is a matter OF some surprise In th'
treasury that a large per cent. OF the
New York calls have been for $40 and
certificates OF other smaller denomna-
tions.
II was expected that the certificates
would Doe used for a reserve and thus re-
lease the large holdings OF greenbacka
and treasury notes. .---. --..
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Vancouver 70. g.. Aus g-rhe Empress
OF Japan brings news that "a British care
60 boat on the Canton was boarded hy
% rates. who carried away Cargo worth
1900 The commander OF ,he 3andpIpor,
an admiralty aunoh, bult BASE year,
steamed after the pirates. who succeeded
however l1 landing their goods near "a
Hage called Kamchut. The commander
~ the sandplper asked That tns pirafes
be delivered TO h.In and the goods rc5.or-
.I $50 sat fact ou was given him
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Railroad Accident.

ottawa, Ont. Aug. s.-The Ottawa ex-
pdess which left Montreal at $3.50 this
morning for this city on the Canada At
lanuc railway. was wrecked near Coteau
junction while running at a fast rate.
Seven people we're killed. The dead are
George McCuag. Ottawa, fireman
Wilson O'Connon. ottawa
Edward Etarrs, ottawa.
Miss Ryan, Maniwah Que
Joseph Rochelon.
Mrs. Rochelon
Miss ROchelon. OF -.ontreal
\ number were injured, but none oi
them seriously.
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Statement from AllgeId.

Louisville, KY. Aug 9-what purports
TO be a statement from Ex-Governor
John T. Altgeld OF Ills. on the political
situation In Kentucky Is printed here. It
contains the following:
II we are correctly Informed in regard
10 tho conditions In Kentucky. then the
real question presented there Is whether
fraud. trickery, thuggism and crime shall
be permitted 10 triumph; and inasmuch
as these elements can always be controll-
ed by corruption, the question becomes
one Of national Importance. for II these
elements are 70 triumph II means that
they viii have a comparatively easy road
10 travel IN other sections OF the union,
ana II means that political conventions
will not bs run by the people end carry
ing out the policy and will Of the people.
but will be run by men who viii betrsy
the people and viii be controlled by those
interests that plunder the country
Viewed from a standpoint. Il Is ap-
parent that the very exercise Of democrat
ic institutions Is involved, and conse-
auentiy II IL the duty OF every man who
loves his country 10 DO what he can %
crush out these conditions. But whether
e would be advisable for me ~ 90 70 Ken
tucky and make speeches or not will o.
pend on circumstances, Il will depend lar
gely upon what tho people o. Kentucky d.
themselves. II they show a disposition
70 rescue their state from the eontro
OF the rotten politics. and they conclude
that can help them, I will gladly dl
what ! can; and think q similar spirii
Will be found all over the country.
Looking az the situation from thii
distance IL seems 20 me as ifa new demo
cratic ticket for state officers would b.
salvation Of Senator Blackburn, 9or 4
would result In bringing out a fun demo
-ratie vote, whereas. II there l. no ne,