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/. ENTER ABSOLUTE DENIAL.
Mine Owners Declare Reported In
crease of Wages Untrue.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-An abso-
lutte denial was made today by Gen. Hen
derson that the Philadelphia a Reading
Coal and Iron Company had increased
its wages to the mine employees 10 per
cent The report said he, was evidently
due to the company increasing its work
ing hours from seven and half TO nine
hours per day This Means said Mr..
Henderson, that the men are making
really about 20 per cent. more money but
the rate OF wages remains the same"
General Superintendent Luther, of
Pot,sville today telegraphed President
Harris. OF the Philadelphia & Reading
Coal and Iron Company that ten more
coiiieries OF the company were affected
by the strike this morAine. From 1900 to
10000 men joined the strike this morning,
as the result fof n meeting held last night
ut Shenandoah. Twenty-four coilieries OF
the Reading company are still working.
The collieries closed today are punched
In the Mahanoy valley and are located In
and about Shenandoah, Mahanoy City,
Mahanoy Plains, st. Nicholas and ASH
land, all mining towns In schuylkill
county.
Archbishop Ryan today confirmed the
report that President n. NJ, Oiiphant. of
the Delaware a Hudson comphny. and
President W. III. Truesdale. of the Della
ware. Lackawanna q Western Company
had consented to confer with him on the
mine workers strike. He said the time
ana place Of the conference would be
determined some time today.
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NO TRUTH IN RuMoR.
Telegraph Companies Have Not Yet
Agreed to Consolidate.

NEW YORK. Sept. q --Rnmors in con-
nectlon with the proposed consolidation
OF the Western Union and Postal Tele-
graph Companies were discussed by Rus
sell Sage, second largest stockholder in
the former company. Mr. Sage said re-
ports of such a combine had been in
circulation for long time. Up to the
present time they had been talked over
BY the directors Informally, but there
had been no definite or written prop
osition presented by either side. At a
meeting OF The executive committee of
the Western Union yesterday, Mr.. Sage
II there was anything new in the talk OF
a consolidation and that Gen Eckert
said thNe was not. Mr.. Sage said he
did not care to make any prophecies con-
corning the rumored consolidation.
w. n. Baker, vice president of the Pos
tai company. said the matter had never
been seriously considered by his COM
pany.
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PARIS. Sept 2i.-The French consul at
Canton telegraphs, under date OF Thurs
day, September 20. that disorders have
broken out at Suntai. near Canton Sew
eral villages have been destroyed and
others are besieged. The missionaries sue
ceeded in escaping. The first batch of
troops met by the viceroy proved power
less to subdue the disorder and the for
eign consuis made most urgent request
for the dispatch of larger body Of SOL
diers. The chancellor of the French con-
sulate and the French gunboat Avalanche
Will accompanY the force
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WILL roof Up 4 FORTUNE,
Inheritance Tax ON Estate of c. r.
Huntington.

NEW YORK. sept 2i.-Thc inheritance
tax On G. r. Huntineton's estate VIII
amount TO more than $4,000. In an asti-
mate prepared FOR Comptroller Coler Il ap-
pears that transfer charges on snecinc
requests alone will amount 20 s4oooo No
appraiser hae been named for the huge
estate and the real valuation Of the anor-
nous fortune left by Mr.. Huntington viii
not he known positively FOR eighteen
months, the time limit allowed for filing
appraisemeut reports,
a II - estimated by those familiar with
The affairs ~ Mr.. Huntington that his es.
tate Is worth 50 ol0. 900
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NEW YORK, Sept 2i.-President OIL
plant, OF the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, when asked whether his
company would be likely to engage outside
labor In the event of the strike lasting
over two weeks. said:
Il do not think we are likely to en-
gage men in the place OF those who are
now out. Such action leads TO trouble
of the most serious character. and we
think too much of our men to replace
them with outsiders"
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NEW YORK. SEPT a Currency phip.
ruents 10 the agricultural districts are
this week assuming large proportions
The currency transfer al the suh-troasury
amounted 20 f9ia $50 Including SSls hsi
e New Orleans f0oeN 20 ~ Louis, and
fos shr week thus oar are g. sik0an These
have been offset hv Pacific caaat checks
amounting 20 ttNiA The hanks alao
report large shipmrn,s 81 currency par
tleulnfie e. the South One hank on
Tuesday shipped saao M ~ the gSufh'
and sewn hanks hsvc shippod het wcen
sTNec and $50 ~. tho hrst three DAYS a
tails week
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KILLED ~ PHILIPPINES.


WARRINGTON. Sept ?i.-Following are
the names 81 enlisted rncn ~ the Eff.
teenth Infantry killed Septemher l6 at
Mavitno, t4uxen: William Fltzgeraid first
sergeant. EVremonde de Hart sergeant.
f.aurttx jansen. corporal: privates William
J.. Baker. John r. Brink; Edward 6. CO.
burn, Fred pusgRn. George r Horton.
Emanuel Kaufman. Thomas y Kelly Ar.
thur : Mansfield, Thomas Mnlroy, "a.
ward NJ Neal. Thomas / Pitcher Scott
l.. Smith ana Richard TAYLOR
The following were kflied IN the Thirty.
seventh infantry; Thomas y A. Howe
FIRST sergeaut volunteers enlisted Manila
nearest relative or friend, Mrs NJ ] Me-
Naurh, Butte. Mont Edwin ! Godhal
George A Haishi Alfred ] Mueller
James q West Edward staNop.
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VIENNA. Sept 2i.--An officiaf dispatch
from the commander Of the Austrian
squadron in Chinese waters says:
"A small Austrian detachment has &C.
cupied the south fort at Peitang, In con-
junction with German and Russian
troops, and the Austrian and German
flags have been hoisted
THE Russians captured two guns and
mine-exploding station
1.-THE Austrian losses were naval
cadet killed and fourteen men wounded. -
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KAISER SENT SYMPATHY.
Kind Words From Emperor William
to baroness Won KetteIer.

BERLIN. Sept. Alt transpires that
Emperor William sent Baroness Won
Ketteier, the widow Of the late German
minister at Peking. "A telegram to Tient-
sin. as follows:
AS was the case during the long period
Of terror through which YOU passed with
such fortitude. althouR1 deprived at the
very outset 81 your husband. so now my
hearty sympathy accompanies YOU on
your way home My people mourn with
you Nav God comfort YOU"
The baroness replied. expressing her
deep thanks for his majesty's gracious
sympathy.
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rnmll, Of Arromaut. wipra our.

CHICAGO Sept q A special 20 the
nmesttieraid from St Joseph, Mich
says
Prof T. J kahley- a Young halnNnist
died lass pight tram iniurios sllasaineA
earlier IN IRE aat by < fam from hls
baiie0n while maktns an ascension. A
street carnival ives in progress and over
ANo neopfe had gathered fn witness tho
ascension, which was ere ~ fhr features
KAhier is enc ~ four hrNfhrrs who have
met death hv failing from q balloon
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THREE HUNDRED FELL.
Chinese Made strong Resistance Mt
piesaBg.

NEW YORK Sept 1.-THE Journals
Taku special ~ Septa mher ~ says. 7
saw 500 Germans and Russians attack
the peitanR forts yesterday or these On
were Killed or wounded. The attark %
the forts began 81 A. IN. The forts re-
piled With a hot artillery IRE. we'll directed
against the caun. ~ she Russian infantry.
AZ aavhreak the allied forces advanced
ard the Chinese received them with rat
Hing rife ere lu addition 90 shells from
heavy guns The ground wAs mined over
which ~. advanced, ana che explosion -
ruines kilief and wounded almost an ~
ere - who fefi
Wv- a. m she forts were m IRE Thsir
Are Wak sliencsd during the marnlnE.
ard then the infantry dashed IN and took
fha raiineH fnrfl ecALlana end tha civ
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Chinese Pirates XIII Christians.

HoNGKoNG. Sept. 2I-The French
warship Avalanche. which has been inves-
tigating the killing of Christians In the
Samnoi district. near Canton reports thar
the crews OF eight pirate junks, by the
connivance Of influential persons ashore.
have sought 20 destroy all the Christian
villages on the Canton delta.
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BERLIN, Sept 2i.-Emperor william
Is evidently making ready TO send more
troops to China. All regimental COM
manders in their farewell speech to sol
diers who have finished two years serv-
ice make a point Of declaring that such
an increase Is necessary, and OF ex-
pressing confidence that there will be
volunteers enough TO meet all demands
of the situation.
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ECZEMA, vo cunE W ray.

Ynpr dgirsist all refund rsigr rsousY II rkZn
OINTMENT fails % cure Ripxwurra Ts,sg pif
Uicgr spd s1rrs. Ptmpies s54i Harthstas ~ tHs
face, i;rhins HurnFs. Dsuftud sad an stin Dis.
eaEss no matter q bow inaR standing Proc "a
tar in p1sisra stamps and vi f-rHsrf tazst
hV maN. sra ~ &ny tire rwH motifs ws thar she
rfFe not satinssfnr va rearlfsiF return
tunF mnner yosT dFusElt VIII ten Fen thNs W.
as~ reliable. ouf LAXATIVE NRuM0.
QTtNlNg rsSlas. shiesl tsrs aasiaF,sl vera.
PARIS MEDICINE co. s. Louis. No -
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RUSSIAN SorE TR,NsI,TEn.
state Department Gives Out Literal
Text of Document.

WASHINGTON. sept 1.-THE state
department today gave out a new and
literal translation ~ the Russian note
requesting a withdrawal ~ troops from
Picking 50 aF 90 prevent any possibility
- misunderstanding az 20 the text dur
ing the Hrogreae ~ negotiations. The new
translation agrees exactly with the state
fnent 81 facts contained IN the Associated
Press dispatches from ST Petersburg
A cableEgan was received a. the state
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p,Ror MARTIN sunk.
Was Crashed Into by the steamer
tuma

FORT HURON Mich., Sept sf-ThA
harge Martiu. fl irw ~ the steamer Nan~.
See Grover, WAS sunk iu ne rapt4s N
the entrance ~ the 81 CiHAr river 20.
Night IS tag steamer Yuma. cant Jane.
f.aNless William Ross NF= Bacon cock
and one sailor arr missing
The Yuma crashed into tho s,arhoar5
side NJ The Martin. aa8 sra went dosn
IKE q kE
NAvig4ficn through TIE channel Il Nioek
ga The wreck w.u have 10 he hlown 40
Ia cF8er 20 clear the channel
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Won waIder.ee mt woo.uu~.

BERLIN Sept 2l.--A dispatch received
from Shanghai, under date OF today.
September Il, says the German warship
Hertha, with Count Won Waldersee, the
commander-in-chief of the allied forces,
In China, on board. has arrived Mt Woo-
sung. She will 10 TO Kiaochou tomorrow.
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Progress OF Howard Triat.

FRANKFORT. Ky, Sept. 1.-THE de-
Tense In the Howard case rested its case
at 2.4s this afternoon. and the prosecu-
ton began Its rehuttal testimony. Sew
eral Witnesses for tho prosecution were
introduced In rebuttai, and the rehuttaf
viii probably be concluded by noon to-
morrow. Argument, however, will not be-
gin until Monday morning. and the case
VIII likely reach the jury some time Tues
la
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SCRANTON Pa sem e. President
Nicholas ~ pistrlct No T. informed
strike headquarters here thls afternoon
that the Wsst Enh Coal Company mine
efforts of the strikers 20 close was tis4
Wp at noon. ruhking complete tha snspeu-
sio~ IN thc Wyoming ana iackawanna
valleys
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NINE wATouu,x snor.


sffANDKTS Pa Sent g Evan Davis
Waterman a. Hickory Ridge coNirrY
was shot ana probably fatally wounded
this morning hv an unknown person as
he was patralins the beat Tho cailferv
IS IN an Isolated place and Davis was
compelled in crawl t0e mile en- his hands
ans kuses - prccere Ala
The cnliertes here still remain closed
down
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PASSENGER PACKETS BURNED.
steamers War Eagle and Carrier De-
stroyed nj st. louis.

ST LOUIS Mo. sept q In the de-
the steamer War Eagle ~ the Eagle
Packet COMPANY and the steamer Car
rier. operated by the Calhoun Packet
Company. a. the foot % Locust street
one man was burned to death. another
Is missing and a third painfully injured
ard property valued a. nearly $4,000 was
destroyed
The wharf boats Eagle and Illinois were
sadly damaged and thc cargo ~ the Car
yier. consisting ~ wheat. apries ana other
produce. was totally burncf
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NEW YORK. Sept. 2i.--Marcus DAILY was
able to sit 40 IN bis room al day today.
ITS physicians say that n the patient
continues TO Improve as steadily as 81
late he viii he ous IN few days.
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Punitive Expedition. Urged.

BERLIN, Sept. 2t-"The Chinese court.
by an imperial edict issued September s."
says Shanghai dispatch TO the Lokai
Anzelger. was removed from Taiyenfu
to Sianfu. The military authorities of
Peking agree that punitive expeditions TO
Shansi and Manchuria have become nee
essary because OF the wholesale murders
OF missionaries. and Or. Mum Won
Schwarzenstein. German minister to
China. urges this course"
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Alaska Mail service.

Special Dispatch 10 the pust-fnteiiigencer
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The postofsce
department has arranged for carrying
mails overland from Kaimai. Alaska. 10
ST. Michael 1900 miles. This service win
begin December !. and run TO March. and
Is principally for the benefit 81 missions
near Bethel
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Earl VI N TIExrsIx.
only Russian aud Japanese omcers
call ipon Him.

C'onVriGhtcd hr LIE Associates Press.
wfr%TStN seTr ~ VIA Shanghai
sept 4-f4 Hung chang saH ARRIVED
here ard o. GomiciieA ir hiv own house
under > Cossnck STUART Its reception
here was Z rspetitinn ~ his reception ~
TnhRku. onlv the Russian and Japanese
officers calling on him those - the other
natInns rot thklng ut ln 81
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Kills Father, Mother ana HinseIf,
Cutting Throat. of Parents.

F0NB0RO, Mass Sent q David Lew
g Shepard ard his wife. each about =
Years or Age. who have lived lu this town
for many wears we're found murdered
la the~ eais this morning Fhelr threats
having been cur yiLh n knife Their
Who has shown evidences n insanity fsr
some time Is believed 10 have committed
the crime while mentally terauEee His
body vas found this afternoon IN a
the scene ~ the tragedy.
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sheriff Called to- Duty.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept. 2l.-Sheriff
John Toole. Of Schuyikil county, came
here today 70 attend the fair. but he was
him home because OF coal mine riots at
Shenandoah. He left at 1:45 on spe-
cial train.
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oBEyED THEIR ORDERS.
German Troop. shoot One Hundred
md Fifty Prisoners.

CHEFOO. Sept % 90 The battle Of
Tianghslang on September ~. was marked
hy striking things. The most startling
vas the way the German soldiers carried
out the emperors orders 20 exact Eek
cmplhry punishment and vengeance "
During the dght they had taken 10 prls-
oners After tho hattie these we're stood
up In n row and shot,
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CHASE 6 MAXWELL,
Street flco-. halIer Bldg. Phone. Main 73L

department. today from Minister Conger.
dated Pekirg. September IL, announcing
the arrival of Special Commissioner Rock
hill at Picking on that date.
Mr.. Conger made no statement as 10
conditions in The Chinese capital.
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Murder Suspects Identined,

SALINAS. Cal. Sept. 2i.-The three
men arrested AT San Lucas a few days
ago suspicion OF being implicated in
the murder OF Sheriff Chavese. of Berna-
dllo county New Mexico. about seven
months ago while holding up train.
have been identified by an officer from
New Mexico, who says they are the men
wanted. He identified two OF them as
Dan Johnson and Jim Tnyly. The men
will be held pending extradftion.
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of the stoppage OF five additional col
lieries Of the Reading company today,
the company is returning orders for coal
untitled. The Reading company Will not
sell any more coal In the present crisis
unless II has II ready for delivery
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An Awrre WIN Germruv,

BERLIN. Sept. 2l.--The German foreign
office has received replies from Italy. Aus
tria and France, agreeing without reserve
TO Germany's China proposal
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you supported the freight rate measure
known as the Anderson bill, but ! am
anxious 10 know your present attitude as
bearing upon your present action IN tns
premises IL elected governor. am. re-
spectfuiIy yours.
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EruptiOnS

Dry, moist. seaiy letter al forms ~ &C.
zcrna or snls rhewm rimples ana other ca.
taneoils srupuons proceed from hunors.
cither Inherited. Or acquired through de-
fecuve digestion and assimilation
To treat ,hese sruptiona WITH drying
medicines Is dangerous
The thing 20 60 IL 20 help ths system %
discharge the humors. and 20 strengthen
the digestive ard assimHstive functions
against thelf rc2urn.
Hood sarsararilia ear be con adentiv
relied up0n 10 40 bat according 10 fhau-
sands u voluntary testimonials
10 e1scta radical and rsrmansnt cures
4 was troubled wila eczema Tor soma
time bai have had 80 return ~ ths als.
ease since taking Honf's sasssparilla
q Hines Franks. III
II sns troubled 18th rimples on MS face
and back ard chafed skln an m3 body
Hood $ SarsAparliiR cured sno 20 both
troubles" Miss Aiyina Woiter. BOX IA
Aigona. Wis.
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Or. Sayre was born In Morris county,
New Jersey February %, 1890 He grad
uated at the Transyivania university in
1899, and the College of Physicians and
Surgeons OF New York in 1912 Was
prominent in Bellevue and other hospital
work and was the first American sur
geon 10 successfully operate for hip Joint
disease. DR. Sayre was author of several
leading works ON surgery.
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DIR. Lewis Albert sayre Dies at the
Age of 81.

NEW YORK, Sept 21.--Dr. Lewis AL
bert Snyre. one of the most famous SUR
geons OF this country, died at his horne
In this city today. He was 81 years OF
age.
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PHILADELPHIA. sepi ALL was an
nounced this afternoon that on account
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stops the Cough
and works on the Cold.

IArAiiye Rscmo-Quiuine Tatlets sur. a cod In sne
DAY. Ne Ccss, &c Pay Price = eszix
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Hoods SarSapariIla

is positively unequsled-shs medicine for
all humors.
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Chas. Helm and August Hoefs.
Committee to report at next meet
ing.
On motion the interest and pen
atty for years 1891 to 1898 against
N. +. Il lO-134-52 were ordered
abated.
On motion refundment was or
dered to o. H. Hellickson, Fair
mount, of s1.0O for school poll of
1899 on ground that he is not re-
sident of Richland county and not
liable for said tax.
On motion refundment was or
dered to Andris A. Vigin, Helendale
township for $40 delinquent road
tax of 1893 returned against N. w.
Il 15-l36-52, OH ground that same
was worked out as shown by over
seers receipt.
On motion board adjourns to 2
o'clock p. III.
2o'clock p. m.. All members pre-
sent, called to order by chairman.
Board allows bills.
On motion the auditor was in
structed to order 10 1899 Revised
Codes and draw an order for same
favor secretary of state.
On motion the quarterly report of
S. H. Snyder district attorney was
approved and ordered filed.
On motion an abatement was or
dered of tile taxes for years 1892 to
1897 inclusive against the w. y of
lot 5 block Ii O. T. Wahpeton prop
erty of J. w. Blanding ON ground of
being in destitute circumstances.
On motion the application of J.
r. French for refundment of taxes
certificate for taxes for years 1890
1901 against lots and 9 block H.
Fargo addition to Wahpeton, which
were set aside by the court. and
adjudged illegal, was rejected.
On motion an abatement was or
dered of personal taxes of 1897 of
Ole Croft Viking township, on
ground that same property was
assessed in Walcott township.
On motion a refundment was or
dered to A. Gebllard Summit town.
ship, for delinquent road taxes of
1899 against +. = of N. w. a lots 1
and 2 section 2l-l31-47 1888 on
ground that same was worked out
as shown by ovcrseers receipt.
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