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N'' '"rs, Jaas is.N 'gs14I f,au
Washington oJ,.
Lieutenant Commander ! e CHtsu
lH't r'tss''i a. Amsr,sau naval attain,
10 London, - under Ipgrsug4f.an tr f,l
n'' 3" "b'y nr',sra II to u,gy aspsrtmer,
y '"nrt ct inquiry. q a bleh captain }
\ Cook hRi Ned..lI .hrr-.sr ~ 49,
members, "a "tuug or tas parpoes =,
",'"ngfon navy yara
,"''''"'t Commander Calesl received
.'t''' To report on a ,rrtarn d.t. IN o.,
~. ",.'' ~t'i''. preliminary Ia going to the
''''Pr,0'' lie failed to rsr.ri ami .,n,
an explanation that h,s oanI,f,,n -.
''' w. IN r'n''g1saos II an operation t,,,
81 wa in''mt's,hls i.r him "a tr.v.i n,
= alleged that he subsequently, rl,.si
.''''''i nnd'r medical trsatmsn. i, -.
" I''H'y hi' explanation.
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BRITISH COLOMBIA.

Clark & Treasdale Of Spokane have
men at work on the ophir. near San.
don.
The Vancouver people who own the
Get There Eli claim have put force OF
men TO work under William Harring.
ton.
The Minnesota Silver company has
decided to rush the building Of It's con-
centrator. Grading for the foundation
Is now going on and rapid progress is
being made by the masons with the
Btonework.
Another big strike has been made,
this time on a claim near the head OF
Pine creek. near Wallace. Idaho
A rich strike is reported on the Sow.
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BradStreet's report for last wees
says Measured by recent records
and recOllecIlons or business activity
| the present between season" dullneot
seems specially bad. and the reaction
airy movement OF prices makes tgAIs
lock worse Than Il really IL. Judged
| by such indicators as railroad tariri
and statistics OF fore su trade, the vol
ume OF business IS considerably iarsci
than year ago, when. II will be recall
ed. trade was cheertully active. Ii 4
true. bank cleartngs are considerably
smaller than last years clearing
which undoubtedly Included much 81
character this year almost wholly ab
sent, and yet outside OF the metropolis
bank elrarlngs aFs heavier tina year
than last
The cereal markets have held The
bulk OF the advance shown last week
on the strength Of bal crop reports
but foreign recogu tlou OF conditions
here has not sought the l.gec tIoa ot la
creased lak.nss. The acreage remain
ing In wheat is little below that actual
ly harvested year ago. and oW,ns "a
the favorable conditions q the south
vest and on the ia. A. coast. the gen
erai average on Juus IA better than j
year ago, but spring wheat, UNlns ID
lack OF ram. promises much Isaa faY.
orable results.
Wool ~as dun. and on the whols
weak at the east. while good prlcrs
have been secured 10 the vest. Nanq
tacturers are not buying because thsir
business Is not active. and lower weight
for tho next lght'EsiguL season Tot
mems wear goods are pred..t.d tho
leading mill agents will guarantees
prices as late a. October.
Lower prices OF iron and steel have
not met expectations OF causing a rvdue,
ton in output and Increased stock
though the latter feature apparsntly
haa been magn fed because supplies
OF high grade pig iron are still acarrr.
particularly so In the south. On the
other hand. Low grades arc Ia plsat!ful
supply, with little demand.
Further shading OF pig iron quota
tons arc reported east and wrat. anA
the possibility OF a % per cen. rsa,rt..
ton OF production Is reported. Unlsr
consideration Of leading Iron proau
GERS, a significant feature ID The sx.
pressed desire Of large orc consumer,
that deliveries DO held back. Rail,
and structural steel are still we'll hell
but there Ia talk Of reduction Tn pr..
ces for the latter product. The other
metals are dull. and on the whole
weak
Wheat tlncIudIux aour1 sh.pmsn,s
for the week aggregate t.s7sOs5 busb.
els. against I, 230.22l bushels tas,
week. 2.79ti7i bushels In the rorrs.
spending week OF 1899 AMI t3Ds -,
bushels in 1898. Since July this aea.
son tho exports Of wheat aExrerafsd
l9l.s2i.9S2 bushels against 2izO2e a.,
bushels last year. and 225.272Sl3 bush.
els in 1878.
Tho failures for tho week In tho
United States number 1870. a. rnmpar.
ed with 1874 last week. 80 in Thu. vsok
year ago. 207 ia 1898. 22s In 1891 and
265 in 1896.
Failures In tho Dominion Of Canal,
number 70. IA against 20 Last week .,
IN this week a year ago. is in ls,s a
N 1897 and 25 In 1896
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-. Iouls. Jgua Is War 10 thr kaiil
- the 'i'gan adopted BY he str,krns am
F."y"' Il tho ~. I1ua rraas,s compass
Ih" extreme arssau va Ieralsl UP a sal,
Afternoon NaeH the PryPos,ssau iaaprs,l ~
no" strislas s.rsvt -as men yuaterl4y
boxing in ssttiswsus ot tas srriE. ga
t'rnrd i"Vn by the Transit -amyaa7.
Samuel t'omPsr', prvsrIsus 1t the m,
sriran Federation q TAhnr. announces
I''t 'Hs term' prepass'! bJ shr lniau bad
1''n rstla"j. la11 Acknowledgement Va,
m'.i' a. tho rorr,siau q . -unisfsn.s bv
Mr ''anper' representing the anton. AMI
IfSsR.sR' FaFtrl n WHi.faksr asa Ia
'''i"r I. D ". .prs. rsPrsssps,ag he
!r4ss't eompauy
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t"a8sn. Iaae IL Ia u dssnsag a
''rs't A''.''a iAss ssisss H. pss.~ai -
atF'i rrs's' At the taps 10 Easthsgy II
'7EeTasf9IlY sstsi~a. sA@ paSiaaassaa e
t'asA Nfsa1 maY " tsslsaaslsiy AsMyet
'Es 81 'ns AaFa u . pua~shse sasi ~
''s agitation ia IssisasA suaaay. amlla
'a tA's Nairs h4s existed Sc a usaamT
"a lfst'Hd, q ssyegasssd - hetsx . ~
more "r'saas ask ssaa sataaakias ~
ta4rmsns me Ra~va
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Tow I'Iatt .. m

New York. June Ssr,,. =,
fr,srJ. : =" a Serious condition anil hi.
,,,"'' arc ""rnsd ajopt him IA. 49,
h, -. '' zane, fracture u pue Of hi. IN,
=" avs ''r York oiiire BY falling sg,,n,,
hnm y.r ', y, 'l'it made the iourpsy
i,I ,', 80" York this afternoon sc,amr,n
c,.,,;y -" physician. II ia said th,, H.,
I e'..'" 10 prevent bi' real ennIition TT W.
~ ana thrown him into fever ''''P"'
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MINES land MINING NEWS
our EoRTHwEsrERE MINES
Itenas Cleaned From Late Reports
An Dintricts Are BEING Developed
"A Prosperous Year II Predicted
AGining Notes ana Personals.

The Butte. Mont. Miners Union day.
1900. will be the most memorable in the
history of the camp. During the exer-
cises at the opera house preceding the
procession letters were read from Sem
ator w. A. Clark and F, Aug. Heinze.
the latter the head of the Montana Ore
Purchasing Company. granting the
miners in their employ their request
for IN eight-hour working day.
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THE BATTLE OF zAxD ary,.
DELAYED Dispaashss Give tAs n.,...
eI aAs EnMMMsnaena.


London. JaHs IA belstsa dl..a,.
ttOm Lord k0bsSss sent from psss.s.
jane 10, gives an official versisa a Y. \.
tsgk "a british post at Rand Eigss n
III, BY sO0 Boxers sitA lhses sa.. !.
ssys that GsRsTal kHo1, WITH : 49,.
Iofee, drove on the HosFs. wAo III f
dead AMI touT PTtsoasFs Oh the aelA ~.
British bo-s sas Major seymour 40 =.
Haen killsl sHd aims Noahded.
\ run0f At Cape Tesn that L.ssa ~
eats Is 4boaI 10 seize the neiago Itsy ~
ro4i as a sGEaHg Strategic Polal al 4.
announcement VI sAs eoanpAsshn Il 4.
H<s eabihsG eoAskltnEe the anly -.
meas Vi the soash African ssn.s;
today
CASs eshtsss 10 HegmsA.
Cape fo~A, June ls.--1As asw saal...
IA. b.5sn 0fthei4Ity ahhaaased. Is j. O.
I0a spsigg "a PssnsixE ssa lFSasalsr. 4 i
CsaAam :, seaeniai ssessgasg. Ma, Jasn
isAss iItOfEsy gsA~Sal. D. Wart aanl.s
bnraE ~ pabdAe s0fks. ~ rslsF Esu,..
1elaEtHxal II agriculture sna Z. i. ~
.isAsa4G P5sttstha All l. aals4 Aess.
Lssa nsh@sts' rtaaA
Nss igfk. JuAs IA diseaseA 4 4.
lfis4n& troa ish1oA saysi
! a~ 0PlBIys prevails al Gaps TswM al
Tx tsi9sA bay communicates - y
,4G N speedily aSd shs Gas kssaeaa 4
ebae,
iAeae A4ts b@~a maay snaFaskNmeav
f4a4gss abs'1s s~xFst ssPsAiEksas ssWrIf
kgssAlliPasE. bstG th~ss have tssn ~ -
tls .afyfasE1ga LA.lI shy nAsssmans 4
sals A4aI . IA progress sAsssaga HWsm
lad
i4fl Epssfts' ssa Plaza Il samnka.
srrHas 70 lassfs< sosafass@ s~Fsalaaa Z
.s@ Asrs sEa1s Aal sAs IuaAss4al hnus
( by gas rp4estlsa u she Feiissy aassssz
7 } sA-iaaFsis4fs sst t4aiaes Ask, Hths
sat psssasly be- NiEsasvI IAAs asGA.
+ t'sasa dispatches tasthaats East 10 "A
vance 4,ls a-ssu aats4- tsuaa NsfAHass +
s4Hl hfns,si.5 laI gAas th~as ass Aass 4.
ea.lbsz " the scaIEaa 10 gAs trss Mak
t,sarsil Bi4Bs4lrs 4sssalan 10 81 ssmAsiiI,n
Nlya kne eunsal'nslas. saG sats assgsl8
alna yus PISS In4ifs ats tyfestals saa
satas tat.laFy afsaG sesS lttAas9sE
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Bathurst, Gambia Colony, We~t Nfr,e,
june ls.-A native ri,iny b,. o,rur,..,
IN the Gambia Colony, anil two comm,
s''hers ana ak members Of the police have
been Killed at SnnnkannIi, On tho .,,,,
BANK OF the Gambia river by Mandingoes
I''e party had gone to sannkanndi to ~
tie question Of local admini.tr,t,.,
""en the Maniingoes suddenly attacked
and murdered them.
Cecil sitweIl, one Of the murdered or,
missioner, was formerly an on,cnl IN
the Windward Islands
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'tAt,ft'rtan ban pr.vr,l thAE the rav~u-
tl9u Il tire tv psssirse hts -tg.a ~s,,f.,,,.
fnsnt go - 10 ps.ps-. a4t - f..I. \, 49,.
Dow many cases u wsas ssara,yh, 81
f7'pSpFut has induced AZ rsts ,is Of
fsdT'thFy nrrg patton aeri ifssssttass,
-t"'nsrh hit'rrs IL h~'ps assrrs 60 sra,
ms STRAIN shtcu -nsurs from vnns n.ry.-,,
'Ht e = w3n3erfsl r7~af-fa- n, 90
Fai fss tht' m1re kv~ufy ,AAa tA- ga, -,
s'7 a. Nho aas bsva sarpd 81 sssatasb
'rDubss by .ts ice.
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troops 10 China. Owing to eondillohs ~
the Philippines, no more troops can y
withdrawn safely. Therefore 1t wh' re-
ouirs authority from congress to iaFhA
troops. The rumoEs Of an extra session gan gan
moi he traced to reliable source at thus
hour, and inquiry at the white house
throws no light on the subject.
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o. Anens Foot-EAss. = powder IN, ,h. H..
~ cures painful, swollen. smartin1 -
ogs i"et, and instantly takes the al. 10y, ~,
o. eorns and bnnions. It's IN. ~. "u.
somIort discovery Of the age Allen. -,
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel go
. certai, cure for InEruwtnE Nail,
Weaung, callOus and hot, tired $50
feet. We have over 10 G0o ,s,,i,, nn1lng
Iry 10 to-day. Bold nv all d ruvy',,.'' -,
sh9e stores. by mail for &c. n ,ta,, ana
Iiisl package FREE. Address IlI.1s
olmstsd. lie Roy, N. Y, amen ..
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The strike Of the building trades In
Galveston, Texas, inaugurated May LIST,
Is spreading into all branches Of build
ers-plasterers, plumbers and timers
refusing to work anywhere with non
union men
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state Of Ohio. city Of Toledo. Inca.

0tAtS III Onhos lily OF ToAsd0t Lucas
Co. -.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he Is
the senior partner OF the firm of F. ].
Cheney & Co, doing business In the city
OF Toledo, county and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case Of Catarrh that can not be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn and subscribed to before me and
subscribed in my presence. this Sth day
Of December. A d. lSS6
A W. GLEASON,
lSeaLJ Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
ana acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system Send for test1-
monials, free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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In San Francisco. Cal. Judge Bahrs
has granted a temporary Injunction
against Ed. Rosenberg and other labor
leaders restraining and prohibiting
them from boycotting the G. NJ. Kutz
L Co, boot and shoe dealers in that
city.
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HoIFF's SCHOOL.

MenlO Park, San MAtso County, Cal.
with Its new buildings, newly furnished
and complete laboratories, beautiful sur
roundtngs and home influences, is one Of
the best equipped schools tor the training
OF boys and young men on the coast II
Is IN charge Of DR.. Ira G. Hoitg and Is &C.
credited at the universities. Send for cat
Alog. Tenth year begins August 9, 1850.
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Amalgamated Assoo,s,io,
ia s, formulated new demands A Sgs,
having intlmated "a much ' "0'seS
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eteafnnk


sisaipPf.
Hon. W. v. Sullivan, United slasM
'enasor from Mississippi, In Letter -
Gently written 10 d.. Hartman h.
oHiord. Mia. says the iollowinai
For sons time have been Q saamM
from oatarTh In lee mcss inoipism
stage, ~ much - that I became alarm
% ~ to my general health. Bat -.
ing OF Pe-ru.na a. . good remedy !
gave J. fair Trial and soon began
Improve. lie effects veFs aistineiI
oenshoial. removing The annaJi.
symptoms, and wac paFtlsulailv go
as tonic.
Il take pleasure IN fseommsndlp
your great national salaFTh Cafe. -
'a-na, ~ the best have ever tEied. :
W. v. SULLIVAN.
Feruna cufes eataFfh wheFsvsf loet
cd. Psruna has no substisates~
rivals. Insist upon having PsssaN
Address The PUFuna Msdioins ~,
Columbus, O., Tor . isse boos
satAFTh.
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Port Townsend, June ia disastrous
hre occurred here Saturday, burning an
entire block Of frame business house. on
Lawrence street, entaiIing a los Of about
$4,000
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The ninth annual convention n, -,
International Longshoremen's Assoc'a
ton will be held at Duluth. Min
July 10th. '''''
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The clerks OF Tacoma, Wash bo-.
organized and are agitatlng the earIv
closing movement.
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The Carpenters Union in Oakland
Cal, Is growing rapidly; seventeen new
members were taken in at last meeting
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During the last four years the French
government has liberated more than
100000 slaves on the island Of Mada.
gascar.
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/ do not believe Pico'a Cure ~, r.
sumption has an equal for cougb, ~,
colds. John v Boyer. Trinity sprins.
Ind. Feb. Is 1910. "P''hsH'
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A Sure Thing. DR.. Plumbers
ASEG0y 7l40lN N9zzzZ9

Cloakmakers organized q national
union in Philadelphia and Joined the
A r. Of L.
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Mothers will find Mrs Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup the best remedy to use for thar
children during the teething period.
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Fosts osrASa tlES.

al i J. ~ 4he H. g4a' " tAs tsfta
As... .ssula 4A4 y4gIaeae = a. allls FS
y4ie4- 44s J4sllbag.4 u4~H. -as-s9 sisSa
lJuI, Lax Ual--sa aA-Pa "a gAe nrsr 5~
gaesa The tyf.i iEy fsP-f-s4 ~ h.afs ossa
suHA- los lstegsaPh Aas AL s44lfy44
1rta sea lieugasa 49, t4A4 ssgc 4eslrgy
ed communicated ~ Niln a A+sy
.afva geas,I.
-las J4Pane~s l-rprdg bed. fsRpssa
y4Arn
" ae,A~r ,4kea BY gAs Eotess. gs tAe
l44arss ..yups, Is LAs a4ab a 4Ppassn % :
a9G tl4gr4
\ A-rr 4.apalsa tsyn tas sans e5f'sii
b, Barn a., - tA4L al suzI s,aaeaL =
proceeding IA t4A4 Jsssera .as 1A.Rsa~
h-rasa In+ rae g.rusn a4gaa4ga. Hrsna
at,u A4s yH.e.A. t4tsTul,4gIsa Es.n sa-4at
la. sylrfuuE -Y Rae ,nsstg4Pison u .s,H
gglp4 Hurs. ~ .g4sL vyrgay As:sys sA4G
s.er - yblAaIDla u sAs syen.a sf4A,ysF
ms "a Fgslng
" isalus .4u. J4as 10 rAs vac 4sF,afg
msn. 7apAgms the rrpart sAs. gAs MALL
nhatrg Aas 5,sa lrlsts,l .f4u Mla.aa &.
'alnl. tai.nr, Ias.om commands Gag
reg,meu-. Nulen AIs tl. heAi444s.srs q,
i4gur. lrrng Eas Ao4rt Is,-4ss lg nu
t,on Mania Wu 4rp4s.n.sns yEa.1sgt
'ay tatt tss rsgialsuL probably "a aisrl4 2
iOolf4 tAe sr4aaPsrg 4a4 really .o al.
s5r china
lon,tsa, jane i)--t 4sspateA iroaa
-hInshai 'iys Has'A h4a 4sul.lsfl-,l -
'"tt1 tas,' sslsmnsly &c the lang e
4aar 90 Jhr th.Ersr s4s.E..l, IA easa
Eu~aans are ,alsrva.ea
s'Iua 10 consequence IT ,a~ Erasny
~ the chinese agagtiau to-, syvrasa Hen
S' .nEtFtry Aa' bsra argrraI 81 prsssa,l
Boz H.ag knng Ths cables are rvoprns,l
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KIDNEY TROUBLES OF WOMEN
HEias RrsasriaAas letter. snow How shs
nsllsa 60 MIRA RinkAam and was

hi1g HesaaFiahaR Lseaara ahow How ahs
n.ellea co Mira RinkAam and wa
Curp@
"DRAn llRs. PnKKAM:--I have I
yellow. muddy compleaiOn, feel tired
and have bearing down pains. Mensas
have not appeared for three months /;
somctimas am troubled with white
discharge. Also have kidney and blad-
der trouble.
have been this way for long time,
and feel so miserable Thought l would
write to yon and see If you could do me
any good. - MISS EDNA FRxnERIcK,
Troy, Ohio, Aug. 8. 1899.
"DEAR MRS PINKHAM 81 have used
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound according to directions, and can
say have not felt so well for years as
do at present Before taking your
medicine n more miserable person you
never saw. / could not eat or sleep,
and did not care to talk with any one.
Now feel so well cannot be grateful
enough TO you for what you have done
for me. Miss EDNA FREDERICK, Troy,
Ohio. Sept. 10. 1899.
Backache Cured
"DxAR MRs PINKRAM 81 write 10
thank you for the good Lydia Z. Pink
hamsVegetable Compound hasdone me.
II is the only medicine l have found
that helped me. l doetored with one
OF the best physicians in the city Of
New York, but received no benefit.
had been ailing for about sixteen years,
was 50 weak and nervous that / could
hardly walk had continued pain in my
back and was trouh BLEED with leucorrhoa.
Aenses were irregular and painful.
words cannot express the benefit have
derived from the use of your medicine.
heartily recommend it to all suffering
women MRs. MARY BARsH1xGER,
Windsor, Pa.
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Ehe theatrical trust % Nee fEs4
tAg has sassrsa iato . ssw ssairslh
sfsasaisE the uss Of the trwsI II tNlA
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CHINA FIGHTS THE WORLD.
FIRED ON FOREIGN VESSELS
s.,,,s Wa. shsFt-rhs Gans 81 shs
Fort siIsHssd-bEitisA S"~s"A'
n.m.sed-rhs News CoHnF"Ara ~
kempn.

Londun, june l9--shInghai Is 70 'Hs
mont again with the statement 'ht' Tue
~, fSr,. have been occupied BY tie IN
trrnationl troops. According to the
r,.o .p.eial II Tort, opened Dire upon the
v.r,Aips, whsreapon the heet replied IN
Mind and sllenerd ,as chinese guns ahl
..isgJ the iofta The meas ol tAl' en-
.a,,.ysu.ut /. stated IL have b~sn bfohshs
10 Che loo b. Japanese "sf'A4P' D1'
The date Of the occunencs Is not gwen
According 10 a dispatch the ooln1Ardmsn'
f,ll.rl an ultlnat stun ssnC BY Tie suia-
r,tn.lrf, Of the hrel.
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sr,,,.h Gaabo@t Ma. Damaged.

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-23

Chicago, June pa special from wash
ington says:
'Fer'lstent rumors are ahoat that Presi.
dent Mckinley will call an extra session Of
congress to deal with toe Chinese situation.
IL war exists. growing out Of the destruc-
tl"n OF the United States and other Iega.
lions, It will be necessary to send more
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-23
Gable Service shat on.

London, June 20. 49, II was announced
ur-day that the Chinese government has
notified the cable companies that it is nm.
able to provide any longer the daily boat
service hitherto run between Taku and
ne Foo, whereby dispatches orre fileI
after the destruction Of the overland route.
u was further learned that it was quite
hkely that even Che Foo, which was over
y" miles from Taku, will not long be
available for sending cablea
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-23

Wa,Aiagtya. June l5-Ins navy dc,
p,rtuent h., berh informed BY Admiral
hrmpf that The 1aka n'ta have his4 "a
The iote.gu aassaips, ana Alter 1s'ss gu
saseu4enl surrendered
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-08-17
RUN DOWN AT a CROSSING
Returning FROM . Funeral aud FIJI
teen People Are Killed.

Slatington, Pa, Aug. Fifteen
persons were killed and seven others,
several of whom will die, were serious
" injured last night in a grade cross.
ing accident three miles east of this
city by a passenger train on the Lee
high & New England railroad crashing
into an omnibus containing Is per-
sons. All the dead and injured were
in the omnibus and but three escaped
uninjured. The accident occurred
about five o'clock. The omnibus, driv-
en- by man names Peters, was re-
turning to Slatington from a funeral
the occupants had been attending at
Cherryvale. "A sharp curve occurs at
the crossing and it was impossible to
stop the train when the engineer
saw the omnibus.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-08-17
PRINTERS IN CONVENTION.


Milwaukee, Aug. 1.-THE forty
sixth annual convention of the Inter
national Typographical union opened
at the Masonic temple Monday and
will hold sessions throughout the
week.
AT the opening session, which was
attended by about $50 delegates, the
annual reports of the officers were
submitted in printed form. President
S. b. Donnelly, in his report, recon-
mends that annual conventions be
abolished and officers elected by spe-
cially called conventions instead of
by referendum vote as at present. The
amount of money spent in conventions,
he contends, can be better spent Gin
resisting the entertainments of un-
fair men and in protecting the union
scales of wages" He also recommends
that amendments to the constitution
be made by conventions instead of
by referendum vote.
Secretary-Treasurer j. w. Bran
wood, reports total membership of
10000, four-fifths being in good stand
ing. Seventy-six new locals were or
gained during the year and one re-
instated. A local union is soon to be
formed at Manila.
An effort will be made during the
convention to increase the death bene-
fit from $50 to SIS.