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WRECKS ON FLORIDA COAST.
Crew of the South American Re
mort Many Ships Lost.

Miami, Fla. Sept. s-The steel barque
South American Of Liverpool, laden wttn
mahogany, bound from Santeiara, Mexico.
to Falmouth. England, is total wreck
on French Reef. Florida, forty-three miles
south of Miami.
The Captain and crew. less three men ief;
on the wreck arrived here this morning
and are being cared for b. the customs
officials
The hurricane struck the South American
Tuesday, September 4. when or Careyport
light at p. IA. and at go on the 9th the
baraue with all her canvas blown away
and unmana geable was hurled upon the
reefs The vessel will prove total loss.
but her cargo may be saved.
Captain Schjonemann of the South Amer
lean reports that on his way to Miami ne
nassed the following stranded vessels: TIE
four -nasted schooner James Dudge of Phi-
adeiphia In ballast, inside the reefs and
ndoat. Vessel with oriy the stumps of her
nasts showing. name and nationality un-
known; crew presumably lost. Nor
weRian barque with no one on board, and
the barkentine Cuidoon, laden with lumber,
previously reported.
There is another vessel on the reefs south
, OF the American. and a steamer reported
ashore north of this place.
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kERRICk ABANDoNs MCKINLEY.
Noted Republican Orator Cannot sup
port Imperialism.
REPTRLLC Special.

REPI BI.IC SPECIAL.
Bloomington. H.. Sept. s.-Leonidas H.
herrick Of bloomington. former Repuohcah
STATE Senator from this district. mas an
T. unced that he cannot vote for Mckinney
this year lie still claims TO he a Repup-
lican. He promises to give his reasons for
change of politics In signed statement
soon.
A.r Ker-icls is opposed TO the tendecy TO,
ward imper ialisrn. He has long been looked
lrn.u aS u..e oi the Cblest orators of the
Republican party in Central Illinois. He Is
q trother-in-law Of the funks of this coun-
ty, who are a power in Republican politics
in the State.
Mr. Kerrick is a capitalist. farmer and
a hreaier of fine cQttie.
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Republican. Out for Bryan.

REPIBIIC SPFNIAD.
Salem. Ill. Sept. s.-A Bryan and Steven
son Club, 100 strong. was organized at the
Town House In Foster Township. north
OF here last night. Addresses were made by
L. NJ Kagy, U. 4. Evans and Senator
Charles +. Hull. all OF this city. Several
former Republicans Joined the club. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: William J.
Jones president: Joseph Hathaway, secre-
tary: A. /. Eagan. treasurer.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Elaborate Plans for Celebration at
Marion, iii.

Marion. ILL.,. Sept. S-Arrangemcnts have
been perfected for one OF the greatest
Democratic rallies in Southern Ihnois 10
be held AT this place on Tuesday. September
IS. the opening day of the Williamson conn
ty fair. Adlai Stevenson candidate for
Vice President. will address tne people at
the fair grounds in the afternoon at ni2ht
two meetings Will be held-one at the court
house square and the other AT the opera
house-at which candidates on the State
ticket will speak.
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REPCBLI SPEIIAL
Pana ILL.,. Sept. S-A Democratic club
was organized at Norgansville to-day with
the following officers: President, Elmer
Crocker. vice presidents. r. II. Nichols. q.
H. Harris. treasurer. c. II. Osborne; 81
nance COMMITTEE, Royal Butcner, e. r.
Shepherd, Charles Miliigan. Committee II
Arrangements and Speakers, William Nor
gan, James Henderson. William Scott;
Committee on Membership. l.. NJ. Clark. I'd.
W. Haley. William II. Hendt rson. The
meeting was addressed by ". +. Mcbride
and Cloyd H. Wallace The club nov con-
siStS of siytY-fiXe menberS
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

APPRENTICE wANTFD-Young lady to le,fn
the Japanese oil painting and vorS N stnde-
Gail at japanese Art Studio, sie Olive 81. TOOL"
GIAzERS wANTED-Slx union giazsrs; long
fob. Wager Sign aud Painting Co, sos n. Sec
ond y -
MORGAN st. gi34-Jargs room, with alcoye'
furnished or unfurnished: gentlemen o. couple
rELNAR Ave, 4ns-Eurnished room, witn
board: private family. all conyeniensss; very
reasonable.
CARR-E,ntered into rest at f;s0 2. N, otV
ten,b,r s. 1870 Robert +. Carr. aged y year.
Due notics of funeral will be given.
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LABOR TROUBLE RESUMED.
Three Thousand Union Carpenters
of Chicago Quit Work Again.

Chicago. Sept S.-Open hostilities between
the contractors and union labor We're re-
surned to-day when at noon about 1900 union
csrpenters quit work. They demanded
half holiday on Saturday. The contractors
refused 10 accede sslve during the summer
The carpenters had returned q work f"r
the contractors under special permits IRON
their unions, although the big building
trades strike still continues. affecting ipVIo
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Republican County Ticket.

KEFI BLIC SPHIAIA
Moberly, Mo-. Sept. s-The Republicans
o: Randolph County nominated a county
ticket to-day 1t was evident that the
whole matter was cut and dried. as there
was not a single. contest for any of the
eleven positions Here is the ticket: Rep
Molnar: Sheriff, Frank Winkler: Treas
urer. A. b. ThOmp=on: Prosecuting Attor-
Quinn: Surveyor. E. C. Music; Public Ad-
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Party Rallies Every Week.

Whitehall. H.. Sept. S.-The Bryan and
Stevenson club hell its first open air meet
ing tonight and was addressed by Francis
Fowler and Mark Meyerstein. The club wIli
listen to speaking every Saturday night IN
til November from a pavilion specially
erected and by which the grounds are bril-
lantly Illuminated.
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DEATHS.

COSTELLO-On Saturday. september rsa g
go p. m Virginia Costello, the beloved ehlia 81
James and MARY Costello tnee Long,
The funsraI will take place from No. S2S CaaTX
avenue ON Monday, September 10. at p. m
pEsLoGE-At Battle Creek. Mich. on ne
morning Of September .. 1899. John Mcii'siaS
Funeral from Holy Angels Church at 40 .,
m Sunday September 3. In;ermeIrt private
DICKsoN-on Saturday. september s lsg -
G q m James A. Dickson at Spring Vaitsy'
in an old citizen OF Ottervilie. Cooper SouhS.
No late resident OF Edwards. Benton Counyi
Mo. aged % years
GORsE-on Friday September !. 1890. at $50 a
m Edward L.ytton Gorse. only child OF fsnMsIe
II. and Julian Gorse. aged "a years aho ino"4A'
Funeral services will be held at the family les
,denoe No. ass Fairmont avenue Sunday. Sep
tember g. at O'Clock D. m. Friends Invited 10
attend Internent private.
Eaton o., and Galveston. Tex. papers please
copy.
yyyIT-rAKER-Friday. September I. 1900 at
1880 a. m, LiIouTn Jesse Whitaker. aged 10
years. - T., ,r,s
Funeral will take place from John p Coillnss
funeral rooms. No 7I2 5. Fourth street. on Mon
day. September 10. at .. IN, 10 calvary Gene
tery Friends are invited to attend
ATTENTION. KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK"
rsHI,x.rsd 70 meet at No. SIS Morgan street on
Surday the sth inst. at Q O'Clock p. m, shalIS
the eass s2o,ter 9o sse sen f. 70 Brady She
Ry order JAMES P. MAGlNN,,
Mathew Kiesy, Grand Marshal
For other death notices see Psss
seven Of Part Two.
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minis,ra,or. Julius Dunn: Coroner. Doctor

ministrator Julius Dunn: Coroner. Doctor
c. G. Bragg: County Judge, Eastern Dis
tr:ct. l. Wiesberg: Western District. NJ. ID.
Griffin.
were elected delegates to Judicial COnven
ton and instructed for Gentry of Boone
for Judge. Chairman Atkins. though billed
for a spellbinding address. failed TO material
ize. The convention was chiefly noted for
lack of enthusiasm and the absence Of the
negro contingent
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EXPECT A LARGE RALLY.
Democrats Secure Reduced Rates for
the vandalia Gathering.

REPl LIT SPECIAL
Vandalia. ILL.,. Sept S.-The Democrats of
this city and county will open their am
paign by d rally, to be held in this city
Wednesday. September l. Adlai stevenson.
candidat. for Vice President: James Todd
candidate for Attorney General of Illinois,
and T. NJ. Jett. Congressman from this 1.-THE
Eighteenth) district, and candidate for re-
election. will be present.
The Fourth Regiment Band Of Mount Eer-
non will furnish the music. Reduced rates
have been granted by all roads running into
this city.
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Logan County Republicans.

Lincoln, Ill. Sept S-The Logan County
Republican Convention was held in the
Courthouse to-day and the following ticket
was nominated. County Judge. ]. T.
Bevans of Atlanta; State Attorney. +. T.
Tomlinson OF Mount Pulaski; Circuit Clerk
]. T. Jenkins, Coroner, John I. Boyden;
Surveyor. John ZeieF of LAneoln.
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ter turns out to be saieabie and Is rendiiy
sold This Is downright robbery Ihe stun
was mined in the regular way ana 50 ions
as II was not sold the men couid not op-
tect but now that the operators are setuis
hundreds of thousands of dollars our % tne
stuff and the men are getting nothing, there
Is Indignation"
The D., L. g. ~. people are secretly swear
ing In deputies about the shops of the com
pany to-day.
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PLOT FRUSTRATED.
Plan to Kill the Pope Originated III
America.
SPECIAL BY CABLE.

SPECIAL BY CABLE.
Rome. Sept. s.-The newspaper Perse-
veranza states that plot to assaSsinate
Pope Leo has been discovered and frus-
tratei.
The alleged plot was Matched. according
to the paper. in rhe United States ara. as
a result of it's discovery the Vatican guards
are taking extraordinary precautions.
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Railroad Inspector for Dockery.

E,sue.ry, Mo. Sept. S-Democrats or
a.aeu the EisbtrIy Bryan Democratic
Club here to-day with a membership of over
fGl. Captain L. r. Reid railroad tie inspector
for the X. line. made Il warm speech in
favor of Dockery. He said the Republicans
are asking railroad men to vote for Flory
even though they vote for the rest OF the
Democratic ticket. The officers of the club
ar: r. l.. Dawson. president; J. NJ. Gibson,
fist vice president: A. Brown, second vice
president; Il. +. Downing. secretary; Cap
tain T. r. Reid, treasurer.
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Bryan and Dockery Clnb.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
. Rolla No. Sept. S-A Bryan and Dcckery
township club was orggnized tonight at
Rolla with d membership of LIS. Colonel j.
l.. Buskeli was elected president. James
Coffman vice president. Cyrus II. Jones sec
retary. James Spilmsn treasurer Several
enthusiastic speeches were made.
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CHAMP CLARK SPOKE.
Greeted by n Large Crowd at WASH
inKtOD.

REPI BIIC SPE'-IAi.- -
Washington. No. Sept s.-Champ Clark
smoke at the Fair Grounds In this cit- this
afternoon to an audience OF at least LON
ue = rs Tic was introduceG by Governor
ToIte and for an hour and hftean minutes
yss SlNen co est attention. lie discussed
ira1c.ia!ism in h 3 iulmitsbie way. and not
o3fy strengthened LfC county Democracy,
but gave The qunlicans many things 70
prnGer. over. g.. sar-$ ne will htui down
The flag" in his congrl Ss.onal district.
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E1tFI BIC 81 ECINIA
Columbia. Mo-. Sept. s.-The Boone Coun-
ty Democratic Committee organized here
this afternoon for the fall campaign. new
committee taking charge. Eli Penter was
chosen temporary chairman, and active
steps were taken for the organization OF
Democratic clubs in every township Of
Boone County. At Harg. Democratic club
was organized. and addresses were made
by L. T. Searcy and J. L. Bosgs.
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WILLING TO PAY THEIR FARE.

Cumuafur Managers Say presidential
ranGifntcs Have Always Done 20.
Chicago. Sfpt. S.-I}otn Democratic and
Republican managers say they are not IN
PASSENGER Association in deciding tha; can
didates for national Offices must pay for
special trains in the future. At both head
ou5rters il was deci3 red that they had al
ways paid for special trains although In
some instances excursion rates were
granted.
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HAsELWOOD SERIOUSLY ILL.
Congressional Committee Will Con-
slider His Withdrawal.
REPUBIC SPECIAL

Quincy. Ill, Sept. sc. g. Hearn chair
man of the Democratic Congressional Com
mittee of the Fifteenth District, mas called
a meeting Of the committee for September
IL. in this city, TO take action on the with
drawal from the congressional ticket OF
Willis Haselwood. who is seriously I'll.
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Patterson. H.. Sept. S-A Democratic club
Of nearly leo members has been organized
pal OF the schools, as resident: Lee Doyle.
secretary; s. II. Patterson, vice president.
and W. c. Linder. treasurer. Preparations
have been made to send large delegation
to the Stevenson rally at Roodhouse.
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Campaign Opened In salem.

Salem. Ill. Sept. s.-The Democratic cam
palgn was opened at this place tonight
with an address by William H. Green Of
Mount Vernon. ILL.,. to a large crowd in the
Courthouse. A large number Of farmers
from surrounding toWnships were present
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REPCBIIC SPECIAL
Eidon, Mo-. Sept. Sat the Democratic
Convention of Miller County. held at Tus-
cuInbia to-day the following ticket was
nominated: Representative. Doctor w. s.
Collector. s. G. Crum: Sheriff. James War
ren; Assessor. W. Paunstein: Surveyor A.
Tomson: Coroner. s. d. Bliss; Judge of the
First District Henry Blomber; Judge Of tbs
Second District, James Weaver.
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Republican Club I'm Waterloo.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Waterloo, Ill. Sept. S.-Repubiicans Of
Waterloo organized a Mckinley and Yates
club tonight with a membership CT lhn
A. B. Sinclair was elected president ara
Fred A. Joedicke secretary. A. C. BOiiinger
addressed the club and music was fur.
nished by Doctor William Franks orches-
ira.
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was the candidate for Congressman il the
district two years ago. presided II was de-
cfded to put a full county icket IN the
field, and the convention for that purpose
will be held Septembe: 9.
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New Place for j. e. COlquitt.

Little Rock. Ark. Sept. s.-John c. Cob
Quit of Columbia County was to-day ap-
pointed Deputy Auditor by State Auditor
elect T. c. Monroe. Mr.. Colquitt was speak
er of the Arkansas House of Representa-
tives In 1896.
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Frank Burton the Orator.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Medora ILL.,. Sept. S.-The Democrats of
Shipman met tonight and organized a Bry-
an and Stevenson Club. The meeting was
addressed by Frank Burton of CarlinviIle.
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LOOKS LIKE CULLoM VICTORY.
Republican Township ConventfOns
Held In Je6ers0n County.

REPUBLlc SPECIAL
Mount Vernon. Ill. Sept a-The Republic
an mass-conventions were held in the SIX
teen townships of Jefferson County to-day
ton to nominate county ticket fext
Thursday and to select committeeman. As
usual there was a Tanner-Cuiom contest
The result on committeeman is not known.
but the Cullom faction is sad TO hay= Sc
cured a good working majority of commit
teemen.
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STILL IN HOPES OF
AVOIDING A STRIKE.
MINERS INDICTMENT
OF THE OPERATORS.
From Address of the National
BOnrd.

4 BOnrl.
The Wages of the men nave not
D kept pace with the cost of living =
. and in some cases have been reduced.
D They have been required to deal .
D in company stores and accept wages j
D based upon an antiquated Sliding =
D scale that invariably slides down :
. ward.
0 They have had their wages re- Z
. duced by an arbitrary and excessive q
o system of dockage.
Q They have been compelled TO wait
o for their pay weeks after the time Z
. specified h. law.
q They have been compelled TO take
Q their children from school at a tender
q age IN violation of law and to work 4
Q them In the breakers in order to earn 4
q sufficient food to support their fam
& lilies.
a a -
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FOREIGN.

Two new cases of bubonic plague nave
appeared at Glasgow, and nine more per-
sons are under observation.
The missing members of the crew Of the
wrecked British steamer Indra have been
found on the coast of Arabia
German Foreign oflce attache states that
Germany will rot recede and suggestions or
:. cer-lrr errlise from other Powers meet with
no favor IN Berlin. The official decision OF
the Inpe rial Government to proceed difter-
entity from Russia and retain troops IN
Pekin viii not be published.
Lord Chamberlain. Secretary OF state lot
the Cslor:es. !s rebuked by the London pub
lie and press for using private correspond
cree for political purposes. The House OF
Commons is also censured FOR not resentins
the Secretary's assumption. of power III
threatening its members.
Political writers of Europe scent danger
in the present grouping of the Powers aiid
hint vaguely of 4 Continental war as the
outcome of the Chinese trouble.
The trade At Canton is so depressed that
but two ships for Shanghai now call there
daily The idle populace is starving ana
the Governor has employed three hundred
men 10 act as soldiers in preserving order.
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SpnRTING.


Winners at Kfnloch-Al Lone, Curd. Gil
lock. Benlam, W. !. Eakef, Alce turner
ord OrriS
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Statesmen FOR BRYAN.
Commercial Traveller. Are Abandon
ing Mckinley

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Casey, Ill. Sept. S--James S. WhitewoTth
a weli-known travelling salesman for F. s.
Carey a. Co. of GAINESVILLE. u, says that
he has been converted 10 Bryan Mr..
Whiteworth has been a lifelong SepubIi-
can. He says that many of the commercial
men have changed from Mckinley to
Bryan.
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Democratic Campaign Opened.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Medora. Ill, Sept. 8-The Democrats Of
Chesterfield opened the campaign by hold
ing an enthusiastic needing tonight.
Speeches were made by local speakers and
James NJ. Mahoney of Bunker HILL
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Hrynn-Dockery Club Organized.
Bryan ard Doekery Democratic Club
was organized at Wellston last night with
Us members. l.. Stephens was electe1
PRESIDENT VI. Scopeld secretary and 5. =.
Steele treasurer. At the next meeting the
founders Of the club expect membership
cr at least 400.
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,ytdd,e-of-the-Road Ticket.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia, NO.. Sept S.-The Middle-of- the
Road Populists of Boone County held a
conference here to-day. d. 4. Mitchell. who
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Anthracite Miners Officials
Again Delay the tx
peCted Order.
DANGER BY NO MEANS OVER.
Men Instructed to Continue
Themselves in Re adiness
to Go Out.

Indianapolis. Ind, Sept. S.-After an all
day secret session the National Executive
Board of the United Mine Workers OF
America adjourned tonight at O'Clock un-
til tomorrow, after issuing statement
postponine the ordering of a strike pending
the result Of negotiations. Officials say in
auences are at work to adjust the trouble
buf they decline to say what they are.
This action means that the miners OF the
anthracite region will not strike to-mor-
row although the danger of strike mas
not been removed. The men are ordefsd 10
remain in readiness to 60 out Mine Work
ers' officials refuse to say how far nesotia-
tious have progressed OF by what means
they are being carried on with the opera
tors.
At 5 O'Clock this afternoon message
was sent TO District President Niccois, Ut
Hazleton. Pa. as follows;
Information reaches this office tnat
miners In the anthracite region are ceasihg
work In anticipation of strike being de-
ciared to-day. National Board directs me
to advise that. inaSnuch as negotiations are
still pending for a settlement. all miners
continue work as usual until they receive
official notice to suspend work and 10 hoid
themselves in readiness to respond should
our efforts TO effect settlement prove
failure.
The statement issued by the board re-
cites the applications Of districts l. ana
OF the anthracite region TO engage IN
strike because of a refusal OF their EN-
blowers to meet their demands. and, con-
tinuins declares the opposition OF uhe
United Mine Workers to strikes except as
a last resort. stating that il is the desire
of the organization 10 adjust all differences
so far as possible, by arbitration ana con-
l,El;a 90
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Further Delay Is Expected.

In order that the operators may have
further opportunity to avert a strike. that
the industry and commerce of New England
and Eastern States may not be temporarily
stopped and permanently injured by an un-
necessary st3ppage of their fuel supplies;
that the many thousands of workers en-
gagged In those industries and commerce
whose welfare Is interviewer with the min
ing interests may not suffer from causes
over which they have no control. and in
order that they may have time to continue
negotiations along the line intimated- the
miners In the anthracite field are hereby
notified that the National Board do rot
deem Il advisable &C oder a strike 20 take
effect September 10. as requested by the
Hazie;on convention. but the miners of the
whole anthracite region are instructed to
restrain themselves for few days longer
and hold themselves in readiness to cease
work immedia tely upon the ending of the
DC nding negotiations. after which time. IN
case a settlement is not reached an official
ordering OF the strike will be sent out by
this board