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Mrs. II. X. Bruce to Direct a School.

TUSKEGEE, Ala. Sept. Mrs. B. K.
Bruce, of Mississippi, widow OF the late
United States Senator Bruce. has accepted
the position OF woman principal of the
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
at Tuskegee Ala Senator Bruce was the
only negro who served full term in the
United States Senate and was the first
negro register of the United States treas
ury. Mrs. Bruce Is a woman of great in
telligence and refinement and is deeply in
terested In sthe cause Of industrial educa-
ti0p
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Troops I'm India Ready.

SIMI.A, Sept. 7.-Three regiments of cav
airy, four regiments of infantry and three
batteries OF field artillery have been formal
ly warned to prepare to leave their sta
lions in India at the shortest notice for
service in South Africa. The hospital out
fits have received similar orders.
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MANY LIVES PROBABLY LOST
Over 100 Fishing Boats Supposed to
Have Been Caught In q Storm.

HALIFAX, N. s., Sept. IA dispatch
from Carauer, n. B.. says a gale from the
northwest ragged there all day yesterday and
great fears are felt for over one hundred
small fishing schooners and large boats from
there which are on the Bradelbank, the
combined crews of which will number over
three hundred men. One boat, bottom up.
has been driven ashore and It Is supposed
the crew was drowned One building was
blown down
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The oceapic,. First Trip.

QUEENSTOWN, Sept. THE new White
Star liner Oceanic Captain Cameron, which
left Liverpool yesterday. sailed from this
port at 12:45 p. m to-day on her maiden trip
to the United States, having 2,0A souls
aboard. The vessel received an enthusa site
greeting here. She made the run from
Liverpool I'm twelve hours and everything is
working satisfactorily.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. THE American
Pathological Society, the oldest association
of fruit growers in the United States, began
its twenty-sixth biennial meeting here to-
day. President c. l.. Watrous, OF Des
Moines, presided. Two hundred members
are attending the meeting and every fruit
growing State in the Union is represented
Papers OH genealogical subjects were read
by Thomas Meehan, of the Department of
Af !. g,i.alI,, wa%shington; w A. Waugh.
University OF Ohio; j. c. Written, Uni
versity of Missouri. and number of others.
The society is holding an exhibition I'm con-
nection with It's meeting, and medals for
new varieties OF fruit will be given to-mor-
row to the successful exhibitors.
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SPANlARDS WILL COME.
Have Accepted Invita- tons to the In
ternatiOnaI Commerce Congress.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. six Of the
leading commercial bodies in Spain have
accepted the invitation to send delegates to
the International Commerce Congress here
on Oct. 10. These bodies are i'm Bilboa,
Burgos. San Sebastian. Seville, Valencia and
Palma Each of these trades bodies has also
appointed one of its members to act on the
advisory board of the commercial museum.
Don Carlos Jensen, one Of the wealthiest
and most influential merchants of Spain,
Will head the delegation
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GOD BLESS YOU ALL"
Last Words of II. b. Leech, who Died
as He Concluded a Speech.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Richard B. Leech.
Of Brooklyn, died suddenly tonight at the
conclusion of his address at banquet of
the Forty-eighth New York Volunteers,
held at Brighton Beach hotel. Mr.. Leech
had just finished his speech with the re-
mark: GOD bless you ALL" and was turn
ing to sit down in his chair when he was
overcome. He died instantly. Mr.. Leech
was fifty-four years old During the civil
war he was in the service of the United
States as paymaster's clerk in the Atlantic
squadron, under Admiral Dupont.
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New Steel Plant.

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Sept Tt was an
nounced to-day that new steel plant will
be erected In this city at once by the Re-
public Iron and Steel Company. at the
Brown Bonnell plant. The materials for the
new plant are already on the road and work
will be begun on the new plant without de-
Law The new steel plant will cost in the
neighborhood OF 81 900. CO., and will have a
capacity of six hundred tons OF steel per
day. Its output wiz be slightly less than
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ANOTHER TRUST PROPOSED.
Encaustic Tile Manufacturers Said to
BE Flirting with q Promoter.

CHICAGO, Sept. THE Record to-mor-
row will say: Manufacturers of mosaic
and encaustic tile are flirting with trust
proposition. Chicago men are pushing the
enterprise, and 1t Is said to have attained
proportions of options on two-thirds of the
plants In the United States. Financial ar
rangements terminating Jan. / will wit
ness the completion Of the deal. The Art
pledged to join the combination. The United
States Tile Company, of Indianapolis, and
the American mosaic works. of GAINESVILLE,
o., are other Western factories allied with
the movement Eastern concerns will pre-
dominate Over 100000 is said to be in
vested in the tile and mosaic industry.
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Duel with RevOlvers.

PARIS. Sept. IA duel with revolvers
was fought to-day between Prince Moskowa
and NJ. CASTOR Merry, as the outcome of an
article In the Libre Parole rejecting on the
princes father. NJ. Merry was slightly
wounded in the neck. The duelists were
afterwards reconcilSd.
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Made for Each Other.

Boston Transcript.
Hicks-I don't know much about either
of them but everybody down our way says
they appear 10 have been made for each
other.
Wicks-I guess that's so. She Is worth
had a cent TO the good in all his life.
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Trar.xaaI Artillery Called out.

BLOEsMFONTEIN. Orange Free State.
Sept. Tt is understood that all the Trans
vaal artillery has been called out and that
the burghers have been notified to be ready
The latest reply of the Transvaal to Great
Britain is regarded marking the disap-
pearance of the last hope of peace.
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Washington Pc

Washington Post
They We're eating ice cream with fruit
juice, and caught just the merest scrap OF
their conversation.
My" said the tall one. IT should think
her folks would have hated dreadfully TO
have her go on the stage"
"Oh. they did, answered the other. but
fault anyway. Actresses viii happen n IL
best regulated SamilisA you know
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Her Future Master.
Philadelphia Record.

Now that you are about to marry" re-
marked the fond mamma to her only daugh-
ter, lit behooves me to speak plainly. You
have had your own way all your life, but
that must end"
why, mamma, exclaimed the pros
pective bride, George will let me do just as
/ please"
Bother George,' retorted the fond
mamma; I'm thinking that you will have
to have cook"
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WAR Price. for Grocerie..

JOHANNESBURG. Sept. 7.-Groceries
generally have advanced 10 to 10 per cent.
here and supplies from the coast are anx-
iously awaited
The burgomaster announces that the gov
eminent will help the municipality TO con-
tinue its preparations for hostilities.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. ION a trip up the
river on the steamer Hudson with members
of the water works commission aboard, a
steam pipe burst and scalded Secretary
Jerry O'Shaughnessey, ex-President Cook
and Treasurer Rowe. The injuries OF the
last two are slight scalds: those of Secretary
Shaughnessey are the most severe.
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GIBRALTAR, Sept. 7.-Admiral Dewey
to-day visited the garrison library and
lunched with the United States consul. His
health is improving and he believes he will
be entirely recovered before his arrival in
New York harbor
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CAPE TOWN, Sept. IA large meeting
OF the colored residents OF this place, held
last evening. passed resolutions expressing
confidence I'm Sir Alfred Miner. the Cover
nor Of Cape Colony. and sympathy for our
brethren in the Transvaal. who are denied
al Tights."
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CIosing Work Of the w. II. C., l.. n. v
A. A. and l.. OF q. A. IL.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. THE wom-
ems Relief Corps. which began its conven-
tor here yesterday, completed its business
to-day by electing the following executive
committee: Mrs. Charlotte j. Cummings OF
Pennsylvania. Mrs. Minnie ID. Morgan of
Kansas. Mrs. Florence III. Gates OF ver-
mont. Mrs. Lucinda A. Scott OF Missouri.
Mrs. Jennie Ball Of North Dakota. The
recommends tons made by TIE president
sf the corps yesterday were fayorably
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Rear Admiral Picken.

BOSTON, Sept. S.-Rear Admiral Picken
commandant of the navy yard, died of apo.
plexy at an early hour this morning He
was fifty-nine years old.
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The Census Proclamation.

SANTIAGO DID CUBA. Sept. THE CEN
sus proclamation of President Mckinley ar
rived here yesterday and has been officially
published. The newspaper comment is gen.
orally favorable. A leading journal says:
1.-THE Cubans must realize the situation and
cooperate in all possible ways for the thor
ough taking of the census, which will give
proof regarding the elements Of the popula-
ton and supply arguments to support the
contention OF our people that they deserve
independence and a stable form Of govern
ment."
Tomorrow, the Saint day OF the Virgin,
will be celebrated at FL Cobre. Thousands
are leaving Santiago this evening to par
ticipate, many going on foot. The arch
bishop will celebrate high mass and there
will be a stately procession. The celebration
will also include numerous balls and other
festivities In the little town, which was al
most destroyed during the war. The people
OF Ell Cobre are greatly elated at the pros
pect of early resumption OF work in the rich
mining district Of which 1t Is the center.
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COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. IA special to the
State Journal from Shelby. o., says the
Shelby steel tube works at that place are
burning. The works cover four acres and
are worth half million dollars
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james G.. DAILY.
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. flames G.
Daily, foreman in the composing room Of the
Public Ledger and for thirty-two years in
the employ OF the paper, died to-day, aged
fifty-nine.
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READY TO FIGHT.
Concluded from First Page.)

franchise issue, believing that though the
Beers might concede other matters they
would stand out on this, and thus furnish
the casus belli which Mr.. Chamberlain
wanted"
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Jamison and j. d. Arnold. OF Tonkawa
shot and killed each other In a street due
here to-day as the result OF a quarrel. jam
Arnold hotel proprietor.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. THE govern
ment officials of the province of Kieff re-
Gently ordered the closing of thirty syna-
gogues and schools at Berditcheff, which Is
the center of the Jewish population Of the
southwest provinces.
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one-half of the present output of the Ma
tional Steel Company's mammoth plant.


NEW YORK, Sept IA movement is on
foot to consolidate the various manufac-
tories Of domestic champagne, and options
are said to have been placed on some of the
largest concerns in this State and Ohio.
1t Is said an effort is being made to interest
Wine Company, of Rheims. n. Y, the Ur-
bana Wine Company, of Ohio. the Diamond
Wine Company OF Sandusky. d., and a
score of others. The distributing points Will
probably be this city and st. Louis, Mo
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It only needs taste to start the talking about
Uneeda Jlnjer wagfer. Get box and you'll
talk too-alk sbout the goodness, the delicacy, the
newness of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-08

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Sept. THE
knights Of the Royal Arch Distributing and
Distilling Company was organized here to-
day by John Lennon and John III. Dewitt,
prominent liquor men of Louisville, KY, and
the supreme officers of the Knights of the
Royal Arch, IN organization Of liquor men.
Lennon and Dewitt came to Hot Springs
several days ago for the purpose Of interest
ing the Supreme Lodge knights of the
Royal Arch. in the organization Of a COM
pany independent Of the whisky trust and
the matter was submitted to the supreme
officers of the lodge and influential liquor
men, resulting in the fo--~a'inn Of the COM
pany, which will begin operations at once
with a distillery in Louisville. The stock of
the corporation has been capitalized at
s., 900 600. 100000 Of which Is preferred stock.
The headquarters of the concern will be in
Louisville, but its organization here was due
to the fact that the Supreme Lodge of the
knights of the Royal Arch has headquarters
and executive offices in this city and it was
in securing the patronage and influence OF
this organization that the company hopes TO
successfully compete with the whisky trust.
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Bra.. work. trust Propo.ed.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-President Hewitt,
OF the Brady Metal Company. of this city.
and the Buffalo Brass Company, of Buff
falo, n. Y. is reported to be interested in a
plan to form the leading brass works as far
west as Chicago into a s. 100000 trust. l..
said TO be in the deal. Options have been
obtained on fifteen OF the largest plants.
embracing all the principal concerns except
the Atlantic Brass Company, of Jersey
City. The following plants will be included:
Brady Metal Company, of New York; Buff
falo Brass Company. Buffalo; Ajax Metal
Company. Philadelphia: Hewitt Manufac-
turing Company, Chicago: Moore. Jones &
Co. St Louis: Damascus Bronze Company.
Pittsburg; United States Bronze Company
Cleveland and the Fulton Brass Company.
Detroit.
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Had Compilations Need
Champlin's Liquid Pearl, Soc A lovely.
harmless beautifer. No equal,
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OPTICIANS.

with the wedding presents. which have be-
gun to arrive. and which the same reliable
source informs US includes many costly
tokens Of remembrance from European
friends in the great world.
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Carnegie May Run for Parliament.
LONDON, Sept S.-Andrew Carnegie, 1t
is said, will be the next Liberal candidate
for Parliament for Sutherlandshire.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1899-11-23
ALife and Death Fight.

Mr.. w. A, Hines Of Manchester, Ia
writing Of his almost miraculous escape
from death, says: Exposure after meas
les Induced serious lnng trouble, which,
ended in Consumption. l had frequent
hemorrhages and coughed night aud
day. Ali my doctros said must soon
die. Then | began to use Dr. King s
New Discovery for Consumption, which
completely cured me. | would not be
without it even if it cost s. 90 a bottle
Hundreds have used it on my recon-
incubation and all say it never fails to
cure Throat, Clest, and Lung troubles. =
Regular size 50c and $l.00. Trial bottles
free at NJ. q, Paden's Drug Store
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About Forest Preservation.

A college in the mountain region
of Kentucky has established a
course on forestry as a part Of the
education of the youth Of that part
of the country. 1t is intended
to educate them not to ruthlcssly
destroy timber, and also encourage
them to plant forest and to teach
the best varieties of timber to
cultivate. All the schools in the
United States should instruct
pupils of the evil results of need
less forest devastation and the
wisdom Of replcnishing timber
used in the past. In the course of
time sentiment would be formed
which would result in legislative
methods for preserving or renew
ing forests, without which any
country is deprived of much that
goes to make life worth living and
robbed of II source of wealth ;hat
should be used intelligently.-
Mexican.
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A friend in need is friend indeed
That is exactly what Chamberain's 8
Cough Remedy is. 1t is the mother s
help when she is suddenly awakened in
the night by the ominous husky cough,
aud labored breathing, of her babe. 1t
is the safe resort of the youth or adult
when he has caught cold and there is
coughing and irritation of the mucous
membrane of the throat. 1t allays the
irritation and cures the cold. For sale
by NJ. G. PaGen.
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Capt. G. G.. Deunison is well known
all over Africa as commander OF the
forces that captured the famous rebeI
Gaishe. Under date of Nov. 4. 1891
from Vryburg, Bcchuanalnnd, he writes
= Before starting on the last campaign
bought n quantity Of Chamberlain (
Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy
which | used myself when troubled with
bowel complaint, aud had gwen to my
and n every CAGE it proved beneficial.
For sale by NJ. G.. Paden. druggist
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-H e
p GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
N d


such cases as apply to surveyed
land.
.'You are advised, therefore, to
act upon your best judgment in
the matter and report in such cases
as may appear expcdient, thus
keeping this Office informed, SO
that you may be instructed for
such further action as may be
deemed advisable.
Very respectfully,
"BINGER HERMANN,
"Commissioner. "
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Glorious News

Comes from DR.. d. b. Cirgie, OF
Wnshita, IT. He writes: "tour bottles Of
Electric Bitters has cured MIS-. Brewer
OF scrofula, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores
would break out on her head aud face,
aud the best doctors could give no help;
but her cure is complete and her health
is excellent This shows what thousands
have proved. that Electric Bitters is
the best blood purifer known. It's the
supreme remedy for e(2cmn, letter, salt
rhcum, ulcers, boils and running sores
II stimulates liver, kidneys aud bowels,
expes poisons, helps digestion bu Ids
up the strength. Only 30 cents. Sold by
NJ. q. Paden Druggist. Guaranteed
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New Mexico Mining stocks.

Last week on the Boston stock
exchange 5,5l5 shares OF the
Cochiti district, of the par value
of $40, were sold at from SIG. 80
to $3.50 per share. OF the Santa
Fe Gold & cooper Mining Com
pany, of San Pedro, Santa Fe coun-
ty, 2,535 shares of $40 par value
were sold at from S. so to 80. So.
New Mexican.
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POST-OFFICE HOURS

Tam. to q. m. Sundays-S a. m. to
9 a. m. and for hour after arrival of
stage from Liucoin. Money orders and
Register Dept open from a.m. to . p. NJ
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Grand Army, Kearney Post, No. 10.
Arrival and Departure
Dailv Mails.

Eastern mail from San Antonio ar
rives, e n. III.
Eastern mail for San Antonio closes at
3p.m. ~ -. c.
southern mail via Nogal, Ft. Stanton,
Lincoln and Roswell arrives to 3 p. m.
Southern mil for same points departs
Immediately after the arrival of the
eastern mail.
.Jicarilla mail departs Mondays and
Thursdays at II. M. arrives at3;3o p. M
same days.
Richardson mail arrives Mondays and
Wednesdaye and Fridays at II m. De
parts same days at p. IN.
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THE NEW GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE.

The new government printing
Office will cost abont $1,000, 600,
and it is said that even after its
completion it will not be large
enough to meet the demands upon
it. The new building will be eight
stories in height, and its floor
space will be about nine acres.
The floors will sustain Il load of
So, 900, 600 pounds. The building
will be constructed in such Il subs
tantial manner that nearly the en-
tire space can be filled with paper
and books without iniuring its
stability in any degree. Access to
the various floors will be obtained
by twelve electric elevators. The
building will be Ii ghtcd with L,
600 incandcsccnt lights. A re
frigeratin9 plant will furnish cold
filtered water on every floor for
drinking purposes. a large crema-
tory will destroy all the refuse
material, and this will! aid in heat
ing wafer, etc. 1t is hoped in
time that Congress willappropriate
the money for modern typesetting
machines, but it is probable that
when the census is complete and
the reports published, the equip
ment of the census printing office
will revert to the government
printing office. Scientific Ameri
can.