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4 Fire in Harerstovn.

HAGERSTOWN. Nd. July ia frame
stable in the rear Of the residence owned
by Louis Weihr. on East Baltimore Street.
Hagerstowr, and tenanted by S. S. Weber
ana Melvin Over. was destroyed by fire
yesterday. causing a loss of several hun
dred dollars -Four hogs and a COW were
rescued from the stable by John B. Smith.
who broke open the door. which was lock-
ed. and entered, though the interior was
a mass Of flames An adjoining stable and
a house caught from sparks, but the incl
pient fires were extinguished A quantity
of hay and feed in the stable were burned.
IL is thought the fire was caused by boys
playing with matches.
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ATHLETICS AT PARIS.
Americans Win i'm the Hurdle Race
and High jump.

Paris. July 15.-The international
sports were resumed at 2:45 o'clock this
afternoon. The weather was excessively
hot and there were occasional tropical
showers.
In the 290-met-e hurdle race the heats
were won by Kraenzlein. Of the University
Of Pennsylvania; COlumbO Pritchard, OF
Bengal. and TewksbuTy. of the University
Of Pennsylvania. KraenZlein won his heat
without any apparent effort. Kraenzlein
also won the final heat with greatest ease.
Pritchard was second
The standing high jump was won by Ray
Ewry. Of the New York Athletic Club, with
4 jump of ore metre and siXty-ive and
One-haf cent metres. This breaks the
worlds recOTO.
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OFFICE or THE
OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLTMRIA

Washington. July 3. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that. in accord
ance with the acts approved June %. 1873:
June 10. 1873; June L. 1850; August II.
1894, July g. iSeS, aCd June > 1900. the fol-
lowing water mains have been laid viz
On South Carolina Avenue. between Sec
Ond and Third Streets southeast. city OF
Washington. District Of Columbia. or June
:, 1900 and On Tenth Street. between G.
and ! Streets southeast, city of Washing
ton. District Of Columbia, on June 9. 1890.
and water main tax has been levied Up5n
all lots or land abutting upon the street.
road. or alley in which the said water
mains were laid respectively;
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL. NOTICE.-On and after Sunday,
July Is. 1900, cars Of the Connecticut
Avenue Division Of the Metropolitan Rail-
road viii turn north on Ninth Street at
+ Street. to G Street. thence east over
the tracks Of the City and Suburban Rail-
way OF Washington. to East Washington.
al Thirteenth and d Streets northeast
(Signedi r l. HART,
jyi4-3t General superintendent
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C"A Md Is not recommended for
- everything; but if you have
ROOT tidnsy: ,idDSI: :, ivfT n;Ii - or I blade, !
the remedy you need At druggists in hfty-
cent and dollar sizes You nay have a~sample
bottle OF this wonderful discovery by mail
Tree; also pamphlet telling all about it snd its
great cures
Address Dr. Kilner L Co. BInghamton. n Y
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WALL PAPER.

THERE'S lots # trouble IN China and II looks
like the United States VIII have & declare
war against the EeatltuS. Minister Wa viii no
doubt Eet hrs passports. II YOU want vosr room,
pIptGod ia an attractive style for onIy - un
T. O. NuLTE. SO 9th ST.; no branch iyIC-,s. en-
ROOMS Papersd. Sl-75 up, samples brought F.
GEORGE. 4lll2 9TH 81. sw. j7I5l0t
WALL PAPER s. per ron %: house and sion
painting. c. c. YOUNGER, 84O y j. ave.
nv. sv15-gr
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New York Cotton Market.
Washington stock IzxcnnnEc.

Sales-Metropolitan r. r. SIS. S10o, a
12S ia; Capital Traction. 25dl03 ., 60
a 1O3 J-S; Washington Gas. 2Od53 1-2.s
After CalI-U- : coupon. $3.0GeG11f SIS;
LansOn Monotype, z5g12 IS, Capital
Traction 2CHl lG3 -
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COMMIssEoNERs, NoTIcEs.
OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF The DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Washing;on.-D. G.. July 10. 1900.

" dS-l---Eet-r u - july ~ 1@rD-
Notice is hereby given, that il accord
snce with the acts approved June 3. 1873;
June 10. 1879 June II. 1870; August II.
1884; July 9, 1888, and June 2 1890 The
following water mains have been laid,
viz: On East Capitol Street, between Six
teenth and Seventeenth Streets, city of
Washington, District Of Columbia June
i, 1850; Sixteenth Street, between East
Capitol and \ Streets northeast. city Of
Washington. District Of Columbia, June a.
1860; SeatOa Street. between lie D-Oit Ave
nue. and First Street northwest. lie DrOit
Park Addition. Plat -. County Of Wash
ingtoa, District Of Columbia June L. 1900;
Decatur Street, between North Capitol
and First Streets northeast, city OF Wash
ingJOn, District OF Columbia. June 19 1900:
and a water main tax has been levied
against al lots or land abUtting upon the
street, road, or alley Or which the said
water mains were laid respectively:
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So Covers
Everything

Notwith~tandinG the very great effort being
made by some Of the doctors OF tins city TO induce
Dr. Young % restore his former high fee rate the
doctor Is hrm in hls resolution not % do 50. and
begs leave 10 announce 10 the public that until
further notice be viii continue % furnish all med
icines and treat all who begin until cured zt
the low rate of - 4 MONTH While under the
care of Dr. Young there sill be no running 10
drug stores Tor medicines. No matter whethe-
you have one or half dozen diseases. q - bill
covers cost Of everything. DT. lOuIg's enormous
experience and long. careful study have enabled
hin 70 perfect system for the treatment of
Chronic. Nervous. and Delicate Diseases that Is
absolutely uneqUllCd by any other.
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FOR RENT-STCRES.

FOR RENr-Coror store; dwelling If desired;
good business location 1889 eth e. ue
iyIf-3r
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Call for HetIrich's and get acquainted with
beer brewed Of the best malt and hops After
you know Maerzen, Senate. or Lager you will al
ways demand to be served with these beers
Phone GA, Arlington Bottling Company, for a
case
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I decided TO try S. S. s,
but must confess 1 had
little faith left in any
medicine. After taking
the third bottle l noticed
a change in my condi-
ton. This was truly en-
couragiEg, an1 I deter
mined to give 6. S. s. a
thorough trial. From
thattime on the improve
ment was rapid ; s. S S.
seemed to have the dis
case completely under
control I; the sores and
ulcers healed and 1 was
soon free from all signs
of the disorder: / have
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They worL- While You sI..,

While your mind and body r st, Cascarets Cand,
Cathartic repair your digeSti u. your liver yo,i
bowels. put them in perfect order All druggists
lOc, 25c, SOC
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Square iI-4. lot 9 Mary I. Hughes. sec >
square lGs4 slIb-lot I3 Henry G. Wagner. % >
Square I0cf sub-lot Is. Henry G. Wagusr- - %
Square ICs4. sub-lot L. Henry c. Wagutr-- - 90
Square l0s5, slb-lot 20. Albert NJ Rad. - =
Square lOs5. ssb-!CJ p, Albert A. Read. 30 -
Square lcs5. s-b-Iot - Albert NJ Read. 20 6i
square lOsj, sab-I5t 9 Albert NJ Read .. 20 "a
SqE4re lfssj. s1h-loJ -, Albert ~ Read. i -
square lts5. sub-lot p Albert n Re2d---.. + =
Square losj- sub-llt %. Albert NJ Read -
square 1910. sub-l0t g. Jesae H. wilson ard
J r Hood, trIs ............. p y
square 1910. sub-lct 80. Jes~e II Wilson and
J. F. Hood. trust p 3
Square 1870. sub-Iot %. J-sse H. wilson and
J. F. Hood. tr,Ist .-.---.- 20 a.
Square los0, sub-l0t 81, jesse II. Wilson and
Square l07G. sIb-iot 80. A Street font. Jese
Il Wilson and j. p Hood. r1st---.--.--. y y
Square l9ei, lot :. Mary l. Hashes--------- - -
square lGS4. lot 5, Mary L. Hughss--.-----. = -
Square lJS4. s-b-lot -. Heary C. Wagner % %
SQUARE i0ef- sub-lGS p. Henry G. Wagner. % %
Square lO-4. sQb-l0t -. Henry G. Wagner. 70 90
square luSi, sIt-lo- .. Henry C. wagner. % Gq
Square l0si. sub-l0t q. Henry G. Wagner. % -
Sub-lot "a, block L. lie Droit PARK Ad-
dition. plat =. Afie II. Nzcurt4--------.- = %
square oa'. port q lot - beginning al the
sgutl=vest corner Of sid lot. thence east
6S-ll f. thence north = f.. thence west
t5-ls II. thence south 2, q. to tLe begin
ming John r. Cook trlst. .-...---------- IS %
square ot9, part ot lot %. beginning 40 the
southwest corner q said lot thence east
ta f.. thence ulrh = f.. tEsuce wes- CS
f., thence south = g., % beginning, John
som. 60 r--- III r-r n r--,,--5---- - 81
.--.+i.r-.- .---s- - "a b.. -----
ID r. tte,-s --r.L = . -+---. - -
T. &C.,. .l--r- 81. s. r. b=---=-- -
90 -r7--
sr--~- 80 - 20 b.. ~ tz-...- - - ~ 30
s.---i,,rr.r ----.- ~ - - - - I
IN i .a.-.. ..-.--[ =. - .- :,
:. +f--- Z---z =. 3 - -
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S,r-Gr- go 's-lF-Io- 11s c. "a ~. 81 -
sCr1sry 80
square 6t4. sub-Iot II5. George ". Mont
EomeTy ------------------------.- L %
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Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange, 1913 r
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A Fine Whit for the Diplomat,
The sporty Boy scent cigar.
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New York stock Mar4scI.

Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs & Co. mem
bcrs Of the New York Stock Exch%uges Ill9
Street.
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FINANCIAL.
T0Oti TO0tiI T0Otilni

We are not rSoting our own horn, but Just
want 70 remind you that our competitors al
ways get 1f the track" when they hear
coming Perhaps you have read about the old
lady who asked tie nan What time a certain
tram got IN. % which he replied that: 1t gets
here az two 70 two and leaves at two two"
Good g-4ciousi" replied the Old lady. what sIls
the man, Does be think he's q l0cOmotIvey'
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FOR SPECIAL RATES

EOh SfE@tAL
or all ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS, COTTAGES. and
BOARDING HOUSES advertised II tCSsy's TINES
write for fcIl information
THOMAS WILKINSON JR-,
!e2e2ros Atlantic City, n J
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HERMAN BAUMGARTEN.

HLhMAN bAN IlNlttNL ~
Rubber Stamps. seals. Stencils.
Fox TyPewriters.
525 Seventh ST. y. W. Phone 2022-
ie21-tf-em
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a p anied by
mucous patches in
the mouth , erup-
tions on the skin,
sore throat, copper
colOred SnlotcheS-
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Dr.. Young
. .

Has cured thousands - cases o. Catar.h. Asthma
Bronchitis. Piles. Neuralgia. Constipation. Indi-
Ee>ti0n. Rheumatism. Femzi- Diseases. Private
Diseases. Diseases - the Elr Nose. Throat Ssorn-
ach. Kidneys. Bowels. Bidder. Rcc.um. Blood
Skin, Lost Manhood, Night Losses. Varic1ceIe,
and Structure.
Office hours, 10 10 1 and = to 6 daily.
sundays. 10 10 IL.
"Wednesday and Saturday evenings from to q
COR. I2TH AND + STREETS.
iYl4-tf
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-'I1'I'
Square sC5. D.; %. Richard a. Stokes and
p l. stonrr. trust...---.-.......-..-.-.. . co
Square 1t5. lCt -. Richard H. stokes and
F l. S5aner. t-;s-t-..-....-...-.,.,.-...- . %
Square s-f part Of sub-lot Is. beginning
G ID r. south from the northwest corner
Of said Dot. thence South - u f.: thence
east rs IT, 10 - inches; thence north
- 10 It thence west 60 the beginning.
SoIoman Carr---...........-....... IS IS
Square pa. sJb-iOt 81, John ". Thonsss.... > ,
Total assessment. ............ S2sS 3
By order OF the Commissioners Of he
District Of Columbia.
GEO. F. GREEN
jeI6-12t ex Su Water Registrar, u c
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MY CGRdifIsn Could I
Have Been No Verse.

did me no good was getting worse all the
time my hair came out. ulcers appeared in my
throat and mouth my body almost covered
with copper coloTcd splotchcs ard offensive
sores / suffered severely from rheumatic pains
in my shoulders and arms. My condition could
have been no worse only those afflicted as was
can understand my suHcrings. ! had about
lost all hope OF ever baing weH again when
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GEO. F. GREEN.
Jel5-l2t eN 81 Water REGISTRAR. D. C.
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dltI0n, plat =, Afir n NacuTt4--------.-
square 659. port 4 lot T. beginning az the
southwest corner q sa5d lot th=nce east
65-II f.. thence north = f.. thence west
C3.lT f.. thence south - ft. 70 tie begin
I.E~ o. s-.-r
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When The
Hair Falls

AsHs swollen glands, aching muscles
esHM and bones, the disease is making
rapid headway, and far worse
symptoms will follow unless the blood is
promptly and efectually cleansed of this
violent destructive poison.
S. S. 5. is the only safe and infallible
cure for this disease, the only antidote
for this specific poison. 1t cures the
worst cases thoroughly ard nerrnanentlv
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square 6e9. part o. Iot %. beginning % the
southwest corner q said Tot. thence east
ta IT.. thence ulT,h - f., JE. nee ves- c.
f., thence south = g., q beginning. John
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,. sub-Io, Il6. George v. Mont
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Square COZ part of lo- -. beginning a. the
sCutlwCst corner Of said lot thence east
81 H.. thence roth = f., thence west Il
It. thence suuJn = f., l. the beginning.
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y ------ --------- -----.----- At -
t63. --a-llt IIE George W Mont
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;. sa5-lot u5. George ". Mont
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FRANK ERNE DEFEATED.
Terry McGovern Whips the Light
Weight Champion In Three
ROunG7x.

Terry McGovern Whips the Light
Weight Champion In Three
Rounds.
New York, July IS. Last night in
the presence of $4,000 persons in Mad
ison Square Garden Terry McGovern
Of Brooklyn defeated Frank Erne OF
Buffalo, the lightweight champion Of
the world. 1t was a hurricane fight
from bell to bell. without a seconds
let-up except when IL Of the contes-
tants was lying upon the floor of the
ring. McGovern used the tactics he
said lie would. He rushed in on Erilt
at the very beginning, and sent LETT
and right in such quick succession that
Erne, fast as lie is, was nonplussed.
Erne undoubtedly is the %clcverer of
the two. but his c%leverness awaited hin.
nothing against the bulldog rushes and
fierce attacks of the little feather
weight champion. Erne. of course,
trained far below his usual weight, as
he had agreed to meet McGovern at
1913. which is five pounds below the
lightweight limit. In doing this many
believed that the strain would be too
much for the Buffalo boy and that
McGovern. who is rugged and tenac-
icus, would surely beat him down
Last night Elne said that he weighed
only 1875 10 pounds. but declared that
he was in excellent condition.
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BoERs NEAR PRETORIA.
The Total Strength In Estimated a
About 10000 Men.

The Total Strength In Estimated at
About 10000 Men.
New York, July 1S.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Pretoria says.
Reports circulated in London and
cabled out here that Lord Roberts is
seriously ill are without foundation.
The veteran field marshal is in the best
of spirits, CHEEKY. active and youthful.
The Beers continue within ten miles Of
the Magdelburg range lear Pretoria.
Their laagers now extend from the
Delagoa railway across the Warsburg
line westward. Commandant Grohler,
with the Zoutpansberg commando,
Commandant Lemmer and others are
among the leaders. while Gen. BOtha
himself is said to be encamped be-
tween Junkan, on the Eland river. and
Hartbe ste spruit. The enemy's total
strength is probably about 10000 men
with many guns. The period of mac
tion Of Our main army has given the
enemy confidence. so the Boer raiders
creep closer in. The Beers engage in
night sniping and attempt to cut off
detached bodies of troops. A recon
naissance was made Friday afternoon
in the direction of Wonderbroom to-
ward Onderstepoort with a section Of
the Elswick battery. Our men came
under a sharp fire from the Beers.
whose patrols were then fired upon
The enemy used cannon. the bursting
shells coming close to the Elswick bat
terry. but the long twelve-pounder
quick-irers did no damage. The Els
wick guns were unlimbered and re-
turEed a fire of shrapnel, but apparent
ly the enemy's cover was good. The
shells checked the fusillade only part
ly. The force having accomplished its
object retired to camp. Il big six-inch
gun in the fort dropping shells amid
the Beers who ventured to come too
near.
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aHnEArEN
Foreign C0nsulx Ask for Wnrshtp"
to Protect the Port.

Fsrc1gn Consulx Ask o Wnrshtp*
to Protect tho Port.
London, July 1S.-Up to this hour
no further news has been received re-
garuing the reported massacre at Pe-
king from any ource kilograms from
Shanghai and Chefu Indicate an IN
creaSing serious state of affairs. 1t is
alleged that the foreign consuls nj
Shanghai have cabled their govern.
merits that there is urgent need o1
warships to protect that port owing TO
the n%.enacing attitude of the Chinese
and the temptation to loot the vas
stores Of merchandise recently accu'
mulated there. 1t seems that the Chi
nese have already threatened to fire
the great oil tank on the Pao-tung side
of the city. From Chinese sources tht
report that the entire adult male pop,
ulation of the three provinces of Chill,
Shan and Slangtung are
Massinx to Defend Picking.
in the conviction that the powers
mean war. There is little doubt that
Il further check of the allies at Tien.
tsin would be the signal for a general
anti-fcreign rising throughout China
The japanese officers are still conf
dent of their ability to reach Picking
before the roads become impossible,
but the European commanders believe
an advance will be impossible before
September. Fighting is said to be I'M
minent at New Chwang, where the
Boxers are threatening the foreign set,
Element. Perhaps the most serious
among the many reports from Shang-
hal is the rumor that, since the massa-
ere at Picking five Chinese regiments
have been ordered south with instruc.
lions to make Ching Hang Pc. at the
head of the Grand canal, the objectivs
point for the southwark extension Of
the Boxer movement.
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TELL-TALE T~ELEGRAMs.
introduced as Evidence in the Tri,
of Caleb Powers.


of Caleb Powers.
Georgetown, Ky, July IS. = In the
trial Of Former Secretary of State
Caleb Powers, charged with being ac-
cessory to the Goebel murder, a letter
alleged to be signed by Caleb Powers,
in which this expression appeared:
II have had Il hard time getting Tay-
lor and others to start, but they are all
right now. and this thing will soon
end" was filed and made n part of the
record. kilograms sent from Barbours-
vile, Powers home, which are sup
posed to have a bearing on the case,
were put in evidence and identified by
the manager of the telegraph office at
Barboursville. The first telegram read
was from Powers to the various cap
tains alleged to have been charged
with getting up the excursion of noun
tain men to go to Frankfort. and most
of them read: How many can you
insure from your county? Wire i'm
mediately." The defense filed a formal
objection to their competency as evil
dence. The witness, Mrs. Anderson.
declared that some one had tempered
with many of the kilograms on file in
her Office for January and February.
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REPUBLICAN. CLUBS.
Convention Opens In ~.
Paul.

Convention Opens In ~
Paul.
st. Paul, July 1S.-The national con,
yeption OF the League OF ReDuollsan
clubs will meet to-day and Wednesday
in the big auditorium in this city. sec.
rotary slime estimated yesterday ina
from 1,5OO to 1,SOO delegates would ~
present, while several thousand otn.
er Republicans from this and adloln IL
ing states will be on hand to JON III
the meeting and cheering. The nl mrs.
session will be devoted chiefly to M ha
welcome by the state league Il tue
city. and the introduction OF COY.
Roosevelt to the convention. Inc al
teri. O session will be given up large
ly to reports. The evening session
Col. Stone will call to order II Sena-
tor G. X. Davis will preside, making
the address of welcome to the guest o.
the evening, Gov. Roosevelt. Inc
| Wednesday session of the convention
will be a strictly business affair." ana
will conclude with the election OF OF
ficerS:
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Lake steamer Goe. Ashore.

Milwaukee. July 1.S-The steamer
Thomas Maytham, Capt. l.. B. Cum
mings. with a cargo Of $500 tons Of
coal from Erie for Milwaukee. ran
ashore in a fog about four miles north
of this city last night. The vessel is
three and a half feet out of water for.
ward and is, resting on the rocks.
Capt. Cumming; and five men came
ashore. in n yawl and the tug Myers,
with the life saving crew, rescued the
balance of those on board. The tug
Welcome. with a gang of lighters has
gone to the scene for the purpose of
Tightening the craft. A light wind pre-
walls. and unless it increases in vol
lime the chances Of saving the steamer
are believed to be favorable.
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MODELLING MARINES.

Another Battalion Being Put In
Readiness for the Orient.
Washington, July 10. Gen. Hey.
wood, commandant Of the marine
corps, is arranging for the mobilization
of another battalion Of marines for the
far East. They will leave San Fran
cisco. as soon as transportation can be
arranged, probably about Aug. 1. The
battalion will be composed of one
company of marines from Boston. one
from New York and two from the ma
rine barracks in this city. The present
intention is to send the battalion di-
rect to Manila. but they may be d.
verified to China for service there.
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Grain rate. Advanced.

UFH1n 1t"teS - -@1
Chicago, July 1s.-Grain rates from
all Southwestern Missouri river points
to the Esst,. North and South were
advanced yesterday an average of &c
per hundred pounds. By the arrange
ment that has enabled the Western
ROADS 10 increase the grain carrying
charges the rate from Kansas City
and contiguous districts to Galveston
will be much lower than to Chicago
and the Northwestern points. This is
expected to divert much grain to gulf
nnintS.
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RETURNS TO WASHINGTON,
Chinese Affairs Call the President to
the Capital. .

Chinese Affairs Call the President to
the Capital.
Canton, Ohio. July IS. = President
Mckinley left here at 1850 last even
ing for Washington in a special a at
tached to the regular PENNSYLVANIA
train. Only his secretary, Mr.. Cortel-
you. accompanied him. He will attend
to matters in connection with the Chi
nese situation and in the our Of n
few days expects to return to Canton.
Meanwhile the Canton home will be
conducted as at present, Mrs. McINin-
ley remaining. 1t is expected that the
cabinet members will be at the White
House this afternoon and that a meet
ing will be held soon after the presi-
dents arrival.
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MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS.
Convention of the State League
Meets at ST.. Paul.

Convention of h State League
Meets at ST. Paul.
St. Paul, July 1S.-The Republlcan
State league held it's session at the
Auditorium last night and accom-
plished it's business in most expeol-
tious fashion. A meeting of forty o!
fifty Of the leaders from all parts OIL
the state had been held at the Wlndso
in the afternoon and the work OF the
convention informally mapped out. s.
that a very general understanding OF
the order and the nature of the busl-
ness prevailed throughout the conyen-
ton when it assembled. No point was
contested, so that the delegates had
ample time to dispatch all the routine
inside of two hours and listen to some
patriotic addresses by distinguished
speakers and some patriotic music by
the band rs we'll. Delegates to the ma
tional convention were selected. w. L.
Window of Duluth was elected presl-
dent.