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FOR WHICH WE ARE THANKFUL.
Arkansas Jones Says Bryan VIII Not
Speak More Than Twice N Day,

CHICAGO. Sept. Nv. j. Bryan arrived
here at 1880 a. m. He was accompanied
only by his private secretary and some
newspaper correspondents. He was met
here by the officers of the Bryan Nebraska
Club, and some of the officials from Demo-
cratic headquarters to which he was es-
corted. There he met Senator Jones and
other officials of the committee remaining
with them until he left for South Bend,
Ind, where he spoke tonight.
o Mr.. Bryan has accepted an invitation to
address the students of the Chicago Uni
versity at 3 o'clock on Monday afternoon.
Sept. 10. at the university. Mr.. Bryan will
reach Chicago from South Bend tomorrow
afternoon. Adlai Z. Stevenson will arrive
In Chicago from Bloomington Monday
morning to confer with Mr.. Bryan Senator
Jones, chairman of the Democratic national
committee, gave out statement to-day
that Mr.. Bryan, under no circumstances
would make more than two speeches a. day.
ID. c. Tillotson, chairman of the national
committee of Silver Republicans, has made
arrangements TO open party headquarters
on the third floor of the Auditorium Sena-
tor Dubois. in connection with Senator Car
ter, will assist Mr.. Tillotson in the arrange
ment OF the campaign.
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FOR PR0LONGING LIFE.
The Late Senator Goebers Physician
Will Receive Fee of $4,000.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. Lone of the
handsomest fees ever paid general prac-
titioner for services in a single case will
be received by DR.. ]. n. Mccormack. of
Bowling Green. for his attendance on Will
liam Goebel. after he was shot at Frank
fcrt- Arthur Goebel, brother of the dead
Governor, and his devisee under the will.
has placed a claim against the estate Of
Governor GoebeI for $4,000 for Dr. Nc
Cormacks services. The wound was a
mortal one and salt solution was used to
replenish the blood lost by hemorrhage. Ii
was injected promptly and DR.. Mccormack
and the other physicians worked like tro-
JAMS TO insure a prolongation OF the pa
tents life, although they realized that the
wounded man must die When Arthur
Gcebel arrived he requested Dr. McCor-
mack TO remain in Frankfort with his
brother and not return to his practice in
Bowling Green The doctor willingly con-
sented TO do so and until Goebel died he
worked with him night and day.
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TO REPEAL GOEBEL LAW.
Another Bill Presented to the Ken
lucky Legislature.

FRANKFORT, KY. Sept. 1.-Representa-
tive Holland to-day introduced bill in the
House to repeal the Goebel election law
and to enact new one. 1t provides a
state board of three. two to be appointed
by the controlling authority of the two
leading political parties. the third to be
appointed by the secretary of state. until
after 1902, and then TO be elected by the
Legislature. The third member TO have no
vote except in case of a tie. County boards
of three are provided. similarly appoint
ed, the third member appointed by the
state board. Election officers 10 be equally
divided between parties. Registration is
provided for and ballots are 10 be provided
by the secretary of state. with no device or
designation to mark them. The clerks of
election are authorized to assist illiterate
persons In preparing their ballots. The bill
is said TO meet the views of Governor Beck
ham.
The Senate having adjourned TIL Tues
day, the House to-day took the same
course.
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~. t,rstv NJ others abstained from cele-
brating IT, The school celebrations .o.9as
differed from the usual affairs or that klnu
in pointing out many instances OF Ianco
German comradeship in China
The military tattoo here this evening was
more largely attended than usual ABOUT
forty carriages, containing Americans WEI
present In the court carriages. IN the
front row, was delegation from the
Saengerbund. consisting of Messrs . n.
Saenger, A. Claasen and Otto Wisner' as
guests of the Emperor.
After the parade the delegation was pre-
scented to his Majesty, Mr. Saenger making
a brief formal address. In which ne
thanked the Emperor for the prize ne gave
His Majesty was most cordial and showed
intimate acquaintance with the details anu
the acoustic arrangement. adeing:
must have been magnificent. Mr.. SaengeI
said: .Yes. your Majesty. The .grandest
we ever had Thereupon the Emperor re,
Joined: Then hope you wiz not quarrei
any further over the prize
The delegation presented his Malesty
with a book containing the songs suns.
Nine Berlin societies gave a concert IN
monte Hall, a thousand singers partoipah. e
ing. Mr.. Ciassen conducted 'Das Deutscne
LED "a amid great snshnsaasm the United
States military attache at Copennasen, anu
Commander Beehler, the United states
naval attache here. attenaea a, rnd 20 his
Majesty Both Major Livermore and COM
mander Beehler were present at the pa
rade banquet.
Tire most remarkable result OF the recent
excavations at Speyer has been the un<
earthing, intact, of the tombs and bones OF
the Emperors of the Saiic dynasty, wnlcn
had been protected against the French IN
1858 by thick subterranean walls
The North German Lloyd steamer hai-
serin Maria Theresa, on her nome Tip;
succeeded in sending message nunoreu
kilometers by wireless telegraph appar-
atus.
Since King Humbert's assassination the
safety service around the Emperor has peen
intensified, the main precautions being Ia
ken against Italians, but they are also
taken against all strangers.
The reform plan for the higher schools
of Prussia, now adopted, renders the STUDY
of English obligatory. but only In the nigh-
er classes.
The New Orleans pianiste, Celeste Groen-
velt/ has been married to musical writer,
Max Chop.
The Boer chief, Won Dalwig. who was
killed at Machadodorp, was cousin or
Mrs. Krupp and was an ex-German army
officer.
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w. j. BRYAN's ALLIES.
Fusion POpulists Say There Is No
Middle of the Road

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 1-Vice Chairman
Edmisten and Secretary Edgarton, of the
Populist national committee have issued
an address appealing for support of WILL
lam Jennings Bryan and justifying the in
dorsement of Adlai E. Stevenson as vice
presidential candidate. The address says
in part:
I'm nominating Mr. Stevenson for the
vice presidency the Peoples party gave a
sublime example of the remuneration of
partisanship. We had already nominated
Mr. Bryan. the standard bearer of another
organization, as our candidate for Presi-
dent. We had nominated Mr.. Towne, the
brilliant young leader of the Silver Repub-
licans, for Vice President. Although deep-
ly disappointed at the failure of the Demo-
cratic convention to ratify this nomination
we followed the only course that seemed
open to us, and for the sake of harmony
and unity overlooked all mere party con-
siderations and made both Democratic
standard bearers our own.
I'm the name of humanity and for the
cause of liberty, which is as sacred now as
it was in any of the greater countries
struggles of the past. we call upon every
people TO rally TO the support of the Re
public in its hour of struggle between the
forces of monarchy and freedom There
are only two sides to the contest There is
no middle of the road. He who is not for
me is against me- He who does not give
his full support to the cause of popular
government is its enemy There is no room
for sides. On the one hand is the army OF
the people: on the other are the legions OF
privilege and plutocracy rule. Every man
must take his position on the one side or
the other. Populism was organized as a
protest against the encroaching spirit of
monarchy and mammonism. And now that
success is in sight we cannot believe that
any person will fail in his duty but every
one of our 100000 voters will register on
election day in favor of government of
the people and for the preservation of the
ReDublicn
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Sept. 1.-The State
campaign closed tonight with addresses
in this city by the gubernatorial candi-
dates. The election will be held on Mon
cay. The Democratic ticket for State of
ficers is unopposed. except for Governor
Inc hepue far ms deeiaed 10 put gu.
Harmon L. Remmel, of Littlr 43ock The
Populsts also put out one-.nan ticket.
Abner w. Files. OF Little Rock. is their
gubernatorial nominee Both have been
candidates for the same Offices before.
The Democratic candidate Is Jefferson
Davis. Of Russelville. the present attorney
general. He and Mr. Reuuler have been
stumping the State the past month.
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COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. lat the Evan
Celical Lutheran Synod President Schuett
reported $500 IN requests, scholarships
ported subscriptions to the jubilee fund
$4lS3 paid up to date. SIS 30: other mon
eys, $lS.116: total cash. $46,3s7.
SPhINGFlEst r. III. sept The dis
German Lutheran. Church OF the United
States to-day elected the following dele
gates to the general synod. to be held next
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Sept LIVERY
wheel of rolling stock on the Kansas CITY.
Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad viii be
stopped for five minutes on Monday next
during the funeral of President f 8
Washburn. who died yesterday at Rive
Beach. Me. The Memphis general offices
and shops will be CLOSED the entire dav
The funeral services will be held at Rive
Beach at l4:3o o'clock Monday The BODY
will then be taken TO Boston, where burial
will take place the same afternoon
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GLASGOW, Scotland, Sept. 1.-The health
office has issued notification to the effect
that another plague suspect was admitted
to the hospital this morning. There are
now eighty-three persons under observa-
tion necessitating the operating of a second
reception house. Some of those first af-
f1icted with the disease are improving.
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LONDON. KY. Sept. 1-Scott Stanley
was tried before Judge Stanbery this morn
ing on a criminal charge and acquitted.
On leaving the courtroom Stanley was
attacked by Grant Hamilton. John Peters
and Abe Black. and received knife wounds
In the back from which he will probably
die Great excitement prevailed All the
parties are under arrest.
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Troop. to BE Transported Home.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l--So far as the
War Department has made any plans for
the return Of the volunteer troops from
the Philippines, it is intended to commence
the homeward movement about the middle
of November. No orders have yet been is
sued on the subject. but it will take, pos
sibly. all of the transport ships at the COM
mand of the department to accomplish the
return of the 1000 volunteers between the
date named and June 30 Of next year. when
their term of service expires by opera ton
of law 1t is the intention of the deparf-
ment 10 return the organizations irl the
same relative order as they were Skinned
TO the islands, thus equaizing, as near as
possible their terms of foreign service
The above is practically the answer TO the
many private inquiries from friends and
relatives of soldiers now I'm the .Philipnines
with which the department has been flood.
ed for some time past.
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Ira ID. sankcy I'm England.

QUEENSTOWN, Sept. Ira d. Sankey,
the evangelist landed from the steamer
Lucania, which arrived here yesterday.
He stated that he was paying flying
visit to Great Britain and Ireland. He
will visit Irish cities and then go TO Lon
don, where he will assist Rev. Spurgeon
in opening the new tabernacle.
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year at Des Moines, Ia: Rev. William
Schuelzke. Springfield; Rev: r. Neuniann,
Burlington, Ia: Rev. Saal Born, Hariand,
Ia: Rev. William Rosensteigle, Carthage.
in favor of opening the synod each year
with papers on doctrine
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The War De-
partment has been informed of the arrival
of the transports Garonne and Macklin.
with two squadrons OF the Eighth Cavalrv
aboard at Nagasaki. on Aug 30. THESE
transports will proceed to Manila i'm ac
cordance with the departments decision 10
send no more troops to China.
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MANKATO, Mimi. 81 pit l.-Engineer w,
Ulm passenger train. was killed in wreck
here this afternoon. Fireman E. O. cisco
and Baggageman A. r. Broderick We're m
5ured. but Will recover The passenger
engines were demolished
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TRAITOR BROUGHT HOME.
Musician Who Deserted the American
Army and Aided FfIfpfnos

CHICAGO, Sept. l. - A special to the
Tribune from San Francisco says: "Mu-
stefan Henry Vane, late of Company l..
Thirty-seventh Regiment. United States
volunteers, was brought from the Phil
ippines on the transport Thomas under
sentence Of ninety-nine years imprison-
ment at Alcatrez- This man, ii was proved,
not only deserted the ranks of the Amer
lean army, but took up arms against his
comrades, and while serving as a major
with Filipinos attacked wagon trains and
escort parties. Vance was captured. court
martialed and sentenced 10 he shot. but
owing to the clemency of President Nc
Kinley his punishment was committed To
ninety-nine years Imprisonment
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MANILA. Sept. La dispatch from TO-
Ito announces that Lieut.. Roy Fernald, of
the Twenty-sixth United States volunteers
belonging at Winterport. Me-. was drowned
In the Dumaugas river this morning
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Captain Hogarth Drowned.

LONDON, Sept. captain Malcolm Ho-
garth, who assisted his brother, Capt
Archie Hogarth, the skipper of Sir Thomas
Lpton's yacht to sail that boat in the last
contest, has been drowned in Milford Ha-
ven.
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WEEKLY BERLIN BUDGET.

Sedan Day Not Generally Observed
Americans at the Military Tattoo.
Copyright. 1904. BY the Associated PresA]
BERLIN. Aug. 1.-Sedan day this year
was much less observed. both of1cial1y and
privately The Berlin municipality ana :
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PAINTS AND GLASS


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A banquet of immense proportions will be
given in Paris on Sept. %. when President
Loubet will entertain all the mayors in
France to celebrate the exposition. Fifteen
thousand guests will sit down at tables i'm
immense tents, erected in the gardens of
the Tuilleries. overlooking the Rue de
Rivoh The banquet will cost $4,000 francs
The president, his ministers and the EXPOSE
ton officials will be present and a gala
exhibition will be held in the Sala des Fetes
at the exposition in the afternoon fol-
Examinations.
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known as the Irrigation amendment 4,
be voted upon at the next regular cleo
ton. When the proposed amendment was
under consideration In the house Mr..
Scurry pledged his word TO the members
that the citizens OF his county would bear
all the expenses OF publishing said amend
ment and that the citizens OF his county
would deposit with the State treasurer
S2too for that purpose. He states today
that before tho treasurer can accept the
money proposed to be paid by the citi-
cons OF Wichita county for the Purpose
stated, 1t Will be necessary for the lsg!s-
lature to pass bill authorizing the treas
urer TO receive the money. He further
says that he desires to introduce bill to
carry the pledge into effect. but that in
order to secure consideration for such a
Dill II will be necessary for the governor
TO send in a special message recommend
ing 1t. He has spoken 20 Governor Say.
ers concerning the matter and the gov
ernor has promised to take up the subject
later. Mr.. Scurry declares that his peo-
pie are able, ready and anxious" to make
good their pledge and pay over this money
IL having already been raised by public
subscription. and that the voters OF his
section are still enthusiastic for the pro
posed amendment.
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DEFENSE WANTS CONTINUANCE
COURT GAVE TIME ron ATTORNEYS
TO PREPARE MOTION.
the Witnesses Summoned Have
Not Arrived MT Bastrop.

na,,ro, 49,. Y,,,.,, a. ,,l
'"sNop' ieNaS '""uAs ao'n'ne
found the town alive with the crowd OF
witnesses and jurors, summoned for trial
az tho casa or stata ga waltor Reese Tom
panleis' jim Coleman ana Less Reese
charged with the murder OF Arthur Bur
ford ana mn, seriona u,undinr NJ Will
-.
Elements
At 10 O'Clock court convened and inn
mediately adjourned till 1880 D. M to
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row enEENls nn,cApn.
Special Rates Have been Given IN,
Reunion mt HcltOn.

Reunion mt HcltOn.
Brennan, Texas. January "a MIR. J. G.
Rankin, secretary Of Tom Green's Brigade
association IS 10 receipt OF letter from
Colonel w G Crush. general passenger
agent OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texos
railroad, authorizing the following rates
30 Bolton, Texas, ON account OF the an
nual reunion OF the Tom Green Brigade
association, which will be held IN that
CITY on February 2i and 20. From sta
tons within seyenty-hve miles OF Bolton
rate Of fare and third Tor the round
trip, from stations seyenty-nye to 100
miles OF Bolton, rate OF So for the round
trip; from st1tions over 100 miles from
Bolton, rate OF one fare for the round
trip Tickets Will be sold on February
20 and 81. limited for return to February
Secretary Rankin states that applications
for concessions have been made 10 all
connecting lines and that tho reduced
rates VIII be announced as soon as they
are received. The slight delay In the
matter has been accustomed by failure
on the part Of the transportation commit
tee 10 act earlier, a requlsition has been
made for two special coaches for the ac-
oolnmodation OF the BRENNAN contingent,
which, besides the veterans and visitors,
win include the Second Regiment band OF
this city. The band has organized q reed
section especially for the occasion.
The secretary Of the association is in
formed by Adiutant j. G. Whitsitt OF Bel
ton camp No. 1922 that the city Of Bolton
viii spread itself In entertaining the vet
erans. Every indication points TO the
most successful reunion in the history OF
the association,
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PROCEEDINGS.


Texas. January 24.-Lieu.enant
N. s'a0' Browning raped the senate to
LII. ps0ntply at 10 o'clock. Roll call
4 quorum present and alter prayer
IT., snapiain the governors supple
n. - message was reud.
BIZ n nsanee committee reported favor
Ny NIL, MIS- bill appropriating 100000
IA eage and per diem of this SEES
se e'ss Lewis was excused Indefinitely
Esl does Vi sickness, but the senate
F>at fnass a motion 20 excuse senator
|iinsss i'eiy on account of important
he i na.Oa, OF Terrell. 800 extra copies
OF today and tomorrow
n tso ~. printed because they contain
|gie.g ssages from the governor.
~ ersd resolution authorizing
es1pzts,. 70 Subscribe for four daily
|Akh a aurinR the session. the cost OF
pa oe paid out OF the contingent
H, .Asnsndment by Ks,r Ae ,a co1 adoe,nd
|sss. ns price al cent? NV was soa auoP IN,
p ls noes 'ea oy vote OF u
'sssh cteres
Y fQeu,ors ga a resolution reciting that
sfs N 20 oe considered at this ses-
Each ~, snon Importance aud require
20. es,,r 'hht the librarian Of the
''$'f7 o,,n g Instructed to keep the
snes.s, uom ss m. 10 10 aud
~ Il ~ sn for this work to he al
i,>ssr - - dsy sxtp: adopial
f introduced bin provid-
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ITEMS FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL AGENT
OF PENiTENTIARIEs.
Have Been chnrtered-Rniiroad
Company's Appeal pi.missed.

Austin, Texas, January A.-The state
penitentiary board was IN session today
and approved the report of Financial
Agent Nm for December. which shows the
following. Balance on hand as per last
report, S,47s,5O; receipts for the month,
SsTSOL9i. Disbursements during tho
month, Si01.5l2.0i, cash balance on hand
January !, SS5,97S,4 40.
The report OF superintendent Rice shows
4262 conylcts on hand January /,
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ApecuI,nr occurrence.

Kaufman, Texas. January 2s.--Mr. J.
w. Ballard. who lives at Abner. came to
town today snd reported rather strange
thing which happened at his house. Mr..
Ballard stated that he had 1900 pounds o.
meat stored In his gin house and that
side OF the haystack and in the gin house
yesterday morning he found blood on one
side OF the haystack and in the gin house;
there was quart OF blood and 1t was
streaked all down the steps. He traced
the blood TO q tree near, where there was
almost 4 gallon OF blood, and at a post
near By was one-half gallon. supposed %
be in all about two gallons or blood. Mr..
Ballard has no idea as to the eaua. and
10 nonp;ussed in tho matter.
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CHARTERED.

The charters OF the following corpora
tions were tlod by the secretary Of state
today:
Seaman East Grocer company OF Green-
Villei capital stock $4,000.
Gilmore Cattle company of Pecos and
Brewster Counties; capital stock $4,000.
White Gin and NH company of Bran
don, Hill county; capital stock $4,000
j A. Lavender company OF Lancaster;
capital stock 500 600
Greenville Min and Elevator company;
capital stock $4,000
An amendment 10 the charter Of tha
Claiming Mercantile and Banking eoa-
pany of Potter increasing its capital stock
from $4,000 10 $4,000 was also filed
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Mn. coopER's NIL
Is Not satisfactory 10 Merchants OF
lei paso


ri Paso Texas, January 24.--rhe bill
of Congressman Cooper OF Texas In re-
gard to tho Mexican free zone favorahly
reported by the ways and means commit
tee IN the house today is regarded by resi-
dents Of this city as a blow aimed az the
commercial interests Of every town along
the Mexican border The bill abolishing
the law permitting tho entry Of European
goods in bond through the United states
into the free zone OF Mexico was presented
In congress at the request Of businoss men
OF I'll Paso. who were unable 10 compete
with the merchants of Juarez Mexico,
who. by the aid OF the United States were
able to procure goods from Europe free
OF duty and sell them ut less than they
cost American merchants.
FL Paso business men are stirred up
over the prospect Of the Cooper bill being
adopted
Al present goods for the free zone go
into Mexico via Tamplco and Vera Cruz
and the high freight rates are disad-
vantage.
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Young LADY FOUND DEAD.
Had Teen an Invalid for Five Years
and Grew Despondent.

Marlin. Texas, January 24.--This morn
ing at o'clock negro found the body
OF Mlss Anna Gather IN the gin tank at
Chiffon. She Is a daughter OF Mr.. Pomp
Gather and granddaughter OF Colonel
James Gather OF State reputation. The
young lady has been for the past Ave
years an invalid and consequently been
very melancholy. For the past few
months she has been more melancholy
and taciturn than usual. but was able to
be up and 10 leave her room yesterday
Until she lost her health about FIVE years
aSo she was fond OF society and was much
admired ard loved by all This Is great
shock 20 the entire county.