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RuSSIA YIELDS.

BY Scrtpps- -McRas Press Association.
Paris, Oct. 25.-An official dis
patch has been received here
from Russia in which that power
expresses herself as willing to
accept the Anglo-American
agreement and promises to with
draw her troops at once from
Manc1urla.
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oOSEvELT IN NEW JERSEY.

ROOSEVELT IN NEW JERSEY.
BY scrfpps-McRae Press Association.
Camden, N. j., Oct. 25.-Gov.
Roosevelt was greeted by a big
crowd here today. The COVER
nor is extremely hoarse from his
recent speech making and spoke
here only a few moments.
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FROM sourH AFRICA.

London, Oct. 25.-The war Of
ice has published a dispatch
from Lord Roberts in which he
says that his return TO England
may be expected about the 11th
of November. He reports sew
eral minor engagements in which
125 Beers and many cattle are
captured.
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DAWSON LINE DELAYED.

BY scripps-McRas Press Aasociation.
San Francisco, Oct. 25.-For
reason of the hardships to be
endured by the Dawson survey
ing corps, the telegraph line to
Dawson will not be completed
until next summer.
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GERMANS FIGHT BOXERS.

GERMANS FIGHT BOXERS.
By scr1pps-McRas Press AssocsatiOa
Shanghai. Oct. 25.-A force of
German marines yesterday at,
tackled Boxers who were in force
near KaumI, killing two hum
dred of them.
The German loss was slight.
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CHINESE CIVIL WAR.

BY scripps- McRas Press Association.
Hong Kong, Oct. pa
bloody engagement is reported
to have taken place in Kwai
Shan, in which the district vii
layers attacked the army rebels,
but were overwhelmed snd one
thousand villagers slain. The
rebels afterwards fred the vii
lagos.
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The old transfer man with new
rigs is ready for business at the
Big Stone Barn. Leave your calls
there day or night. Phone 125.
1l-lm T. B. CATHEY.
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BRYAN GIVEN OVATION.

By scripps-McRae Press Asaoci@tion.
Philadelphia, Oct. 25.-After
the brilliant reception today at
the La Sale hotel, Bryan was
escorted across the Delaware
river to Washington Park, where
he made his first speech in New
Jersey. Thousands were pres
ent from all parts of the country
south to hear him. He was
given a tremendous ovation.
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GALVESTON COTTON SALVAGE.
Galveston, Tex, Oct. 25.-Of
10000 bales of cotton in cars
on wharves and otherwise in
volved in the Galveston storm,
$4,000 nave been recovered and
all but 600 of them identified.
This is considered very remark
able salvage.
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A SPOOL OF THOUGHT.

By scf1bps-MeRas Press Association
Glasgow, Scotland, Oct. 25.-
The Coates thread combination
of Scotland and America. an
nounces the years profit at $12,-
135, 900. A dividend of fifty per
cent remains.
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warslns Order.

In the United States District Court. in the
Indian Territory, Southern District
UriNh A Gosa~ Defendant
The defendant. UrIah Goss, In warned
20 appear I'm this court In thirty days and an
witness. the Hon Hosea townsend. Judge
Of said court, and the seal thereol this 15rh
TsBALl u CA,fPBRLx. Clerk
West. Gibbs q JofneE, Attorneys,
VT Nix0ns Attorney non-fenloant
First published Oct M loQo.
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FRANCE is SYMPATHETIC.

By scripps-M -McRas Press Assoeiauoa.
Paris, Oct. 25.-The Dutch
government expresses hope that
France win allow President Kru-
ger to land at Marseilles.
Premier Delcasse is now consid-
ering the matter.
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BoERs OCCUPY coLEsBURG. F..

BY scrtnna=McRas Press Association
Capetown, Oct. 25.-It is re-
ported that Boer commander
has occupied 'Colesburg, aud
telegraphic communication be-
yond Orange river has been cut
off.
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REVOLUTION SPREADING.
ps-McRae Press Association.

By Scripps-Mc Press Association
Kingstown, Jamaica, Oct. 25.
Reports come by steamer from
Santa Maria that the revolution
IN Columbia is rapidly spreading.
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MINERS BECOME BoIsTERoUs

MINERS BECOME BOISTEROUS.
By scripps-McRae Press Association
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. 25.-
Crowds of miners marched again
today to all the coal banks about
the city and drove away the few
who were picking coal. They
attempted to wreck trains on the
Central railroad of New Jersey
last night but all traffic was sus-
pended.
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JAIL BIRDS ESCAPE.

BY Scr1pps- Mctae Fress A1sociAIsoo.
Doniphan, Mo, Oct. 25.-Five
prisoners escaped from the Jail
here last night. Two are charged
with horse stealing, two with
burglary and one attempted
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THE END IS NEAR.

BY Scripps-AcRae Press ASsociattoD.
Scranton, Pa, Oct. 25.-There
is a general impression this
morning that word will be re-
ceived from President Mitchell
some time today declaring the
strike ended.
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EXPEDITION TO TONES.

By ecsspps-McRas Prefs Association.
Pekin, Oct. 25.-Von Walder-
see has sent a mixed expedition
to the tombs of the ancient
reigning dynasty.
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FIRE DESTROYS MILITARY POST.
BY scripps- McRas Press Association
Capetown, Oct. 25.-Fire has
destroyed military post at Vic
toria West, and an immense
quantity of food and ammuni-
ton has Seen lost.
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OCTOBER rs, 1900.
70 W[I(O1t kiUd[R
FRANCE MAKING PREPARATIONS
FOR GREAT DEMONSTRATION.
6ffhA6 fIdHT. WITH MItl5
Civil wsr-Rebeis Destroy VII
isaes-Russis wiliisa 70 Aeeept AsaIs-
Amsrscaa AGreement cad withdrew
Troops-AetivIsy Asoas soers.
TO WELCOME. KRUGER
BY scr.pps-MeRas Press Associates.
Marseilles, France, Oct. 25.-
Preparations are on foot for a
great demonstration IN favor of
President Kruger on his arrival
here.
The mayor refused to join
in the preparations on the
that it might cause di-
plomatic difficulties.
GERMANS FIGHT BOXERS.
By scripps-McRas Press Associatsoa
Shanghai. Oct. 25.-A force of
German marines yesterday at:
tackled Boxers who were in force
near Kauml, killing two hun
dred OF them.
The German loss was slight.
CHINESE CIVIL WAR.
BY scripps-Mcrsas Press AssOciatsoo.
Hong Kong, Oct. 25.-A
bloody engagement is reported
to have taken place in Kwai
Shan, in which the district vii.
layers attacked the army rebels,
but were overwhelmed snd one
thousand villagers slain. The
rebels afterwards fred the vii.
lagos.
BOERS OCCUPY CoLESBURG..
By scrtana:xcRas Press Association
Capetown, Oct. 25.-It is re,
ported that a Boer commander
has occupied Colesburg, aud
telegraphic communication be
yond Orange river has been cut
off.
FIRE DESTROYS MILITARY POST
BY scripps- McRas Press Association
Capetown, Oct. 25.-Fire has
destroyed military post at Vic
toria West, and an immense
quantity of food and ammuni
ton has Seen lost.
REVOLUTION SPREADING.
By scripps-McRas Press Association
Kingstown, Jamaica, Oct. %
Reports come by steamer from
Santa Maria that the revolution
IN Columbia is rapidly spreading
RUSSIA YIELDS.
By scripps-McRas Press Association.
Paris, Oct. 25.-An official dis
patch has been received her
from Russia in which that powe
expresses herself as willing t
accept the Anglo-Americal
agreement and promises to with
draw her troops at once frou
Manchurla.
FROM SOUTH AFRICA.
| BY scripps-McRas PreSs Association.
London, Oct. 25.-The war Of
ice has published a dispatc
from Lord Roberts in which b
says that his return TO Englan
may be expected about the lit
of November. He reports sey
eral minor engagements in whic
125 Beers and many cattle ar
captured.
FRANCE is SYMPATHETIC.
By scripps- -McRas Press Associatoa.
Paris, Oct. 25.-The Dutc
The sun., 1900-07-21
VIOLENCE ny STRIKING MINERS.
sheriff Baker Supported nv Armed Deputies
Arrests Three of Them.

DOVER, y. j.. July 20-Hibernia. where there
are nearly six hundred miners on strike. was
the SCENE shortly before noon o-day Of riot,
In which revovers were drawn. Among the
strikers on Monday was a force numbering
about thirty employed at the Wharton sepa-
rator. This body Of men went back on Tues
day and on Wednesday about twenty-five Ia
borers employed in conveying ore from the
docks TO the separator and who had Joined the
strikers also resumed work. The striking
miners this morning ordered the men at the
separator and on the docks to quit work. and
when they refused made an onslaught on
them which brought six SberiHs deputies 10
the scene. AZ the first intimation of trouble
word was sent to Sheriff Baker in Dover and he
got to uibernia when the riot was at its
height
The men had been driven away from tho
separator and docks. The deputies were
without u determined leader Sheriff Baker
with drawn revolvers MADE for the crowd OF
angry strikers and attempted 10 arrest tho
rtngleaders Tho strikers attacked him. but
the deputies rallied to his aid Tho strikers
were cowed and the sheriff was enabled TO
snap handouts on three " the moro obstreper-
gus among them. Work at the separator viii
be resumed tomorrow under protection Of the
Shern's posse and another riotous outbreak
In feared.
The sun., 1900-07-21
THREE IRON FAILURES HERE.
james II. ficyd's Sons. Hugh W. Adams and
the Randolph Iron Works.

James r. Floyd's Sons tcorporation) iron
founders and manufacturers OF castings at 500
West Twentieth streeet made an assignment
yesterday to Michael DrunmOnd The busi-
ness IL u very old ons having been established
In 1855 by Iarring h Floyd The liabilities are
said 10 lie about si3O. .OVO to si3U,OUO The fail
ure Is attributed 10 u combinatiO Jon OF other CON
Germs outside Of New York when had cheaper
rent and EN- plOyed cheaper help.
Hugh v, Adams, doing business ~ Hugh ".
Adams Co., comm ,sion pig iron dealer at is
Beekman street made an assignment yesterday
~ william o. NoA doc. The deed Of assign
ment bears SO IN revenue stamps which III
said indicates that he has real estate worth
si0,0CO. lls has been In business here for the
past twenty-five years and made one assign
ment on Nov, IL, 1884. lie subseq uently re-
snmed business and sold zig iron for Reading
and Birming ham companies. lie Is a creditor
Of James T. Floyds Sons
A notce was pasted on the wall OF the Ran
dolph Iron Work, At IS Dupont street Green
point YESTERDAY, to the elect that the company
bad assigned for the benefit OF its creditors
Hugh ", Adams Is connected with this company
aud Randolph H. Adams Is the President. The
notice stated that the assignment was CAUSED
BY bad business, but that all wages would be
paid AZ soon as al inventory Of stock had been
completed, and that It was hoped to resume
business In few weeks. Robert l.. Morrel of
"a Pine street /, the Assignee. About hundred
workmen waitsd about the works all day
hoping that the Inventory would be finished
aud they could get their money.
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HEROIC FUNERAL FOR A MURDERER.
Paterson Anarchists MAY Como TO a Clash
with the Police.

PATERSON. n. j.. July 20.-A meeting of italian
Anarchists was held AZ A. Bottas saloon. 26s
straight street. tonight 10 arrange for tho
funeral on Sunday OF Louis Bianchi, the
murderer and suicide. The Anarchists want
To have big funeral with band OF
music. Their intention Neoame Known
to-day. and several manufacturers APP
Piled to Chief OF Police Graul 10 prevent
H. The Anarchists are making hero OF
Bianchi who left a letter behind him saying
that he belonged 10 the Maha A. the meeting
tonight 800 was raised TO pay the expenses of
the funeral and IL was decided TO bury the
murderer with mil tary honors The Italian
Military Society will attend f. a body and the
socialist band Is TO be hired Down with the
p3ice, shouted several men at the meeting
Wh'n II was said that the police would stop
the procession.
i will not grant permission 70 the Italians 10
parade M'th music on SUNDAY" said Chief
traul, because there IS a law which EXPIRE slv
prOhDlts parade, with mus c on Sunday eN-
cept by the National Guard police or fire de-
partments and veteran associations. and even
these have to stop playing while pnssing
Churches Some OF the manulact turers have
deem 10 me TO stop the procession, and tIld
them there would be no such procession or
somebody would be hurt. | don't t.
cipat- any trouble. but the manufacturers
seem to think these fellows viii break ont
as they did about four years ago when they
went through the city like a torn do. We were
not expecting them. but We will be prepared
Tor Sunday"
The sun., 1900-07-21
JESTERS CHANGE or NAME.
Evidence That II Occurred After the Murder
Of Young Gatss.

NEW LONDON. Mo. July 20 Tho trial o.
Alexander Jester for tho murder of young
Oates thirty years ago vas continued to-day.
B. r. Williams. clerk OF the District Court at
Norman. Oklahoma. identified tho prl oner rs
man named William A, HI. who had secured a
decree of divorce.
Records werS introduced from the Pension
ofiica to connect Jester and Hill In one state
pent flied with his application for a pension
Jester said that II i was hi. fathers maine and
Jester his stepfathers, and tha, he formerly
went under the lattrs name. reference TO
the time when the change was made by Je,ter
10 his name disclosed the isot that II occurred
after his -soNpe from the Missouri Jail.
Attorney Forrest for the prosecu ion said In
hs argument o tho Court on the admisslblIit
OF the evldenos that it was the States intention
toahow that jester had tried 10 separate him
self from t'e Alex gnder Jester who broke ja.l
AZ Mexico. Mo, and who travelled overland
with younS q alss and who 10 nov accused OF
his murder. The soenes and incidents OF his
career up TO tho time of the murder must be
lost he WAS 10 continue to enjoy his freedom
and rs therefore chose change OF name
The sun., 1900-07-21
Ia BOR BODIES LIKELY TO UNITE.
Buildins Trades Council and walking Dele
Rates' board May Get TOgcthor.

A final vote Is TO be taken neIt Monday by the
Board OF Walking Delegates on the proposal to
amalgamats with the Building Trades Council
and It is likely that the proposal will be 40
cepted Commit tees Of both bodies have been
In conference for about six weeks. and II their
programme Is carried out both organizations
will g. out Of .eI stence next Monday and re-
organize ~ the United Building Trades Coun-
Gil Of New York. The principal object in com
hining Is 70 fight Buiding Constructors District
2S3 Of the knights OF abor, against which the
board and the council have grievances
There are about ~ unions with an aggre-
gate member-hip OF 10000 in the Board Il
com, osing about 10, 900 members In the Buli-
ing Trade Council. Should the amalg gamatio n
be effected, the patternmakers' Union. Iron
oS. n tnI3bn bs Az Snar 'evsrs It1sr gsniIs
and not recognized as building trades viii
probably not be adm tied into the new body.
The sun., 1900-07-21
Newport Social Events.

NEWPORT, r. l.. July 20 o-Events OF a socnl
nature in Newport to-day were luncheons
givon by Mrs Edward Parsons, Mr.. F.. l. Lud-
low and Mrs, James Iluda Beekman. and to-
night dinner parties were given by MIS- Elisha
Dyer, Jr,, Mrs. Harry PAYNE Whitney, Mrs r.
Bell, Jr,, the latter being n dinner dance Mrs
lyman c. JoseIh held q reception to-day AT
her villa on Purgatory road
There were several iuportant arrivals ut
Henry G. Frlck arrived on his steam yaoiIt
>hemarnh with a big party OF ladies and gem
tlemen on board Ma er Vincent Astor, the
son Of Mr. and Mrs, John Jacob Astor, came
and is the gues, Of Mrs. F.. \ Willing: Mrs
iah Dodge is the guest Of Mrs Henry
tlews aud WorthnR on Whltehouse Is visiting
Mr. and Mrs leber X. Bishop.
The sun., 1900-07-21
HOUSE FULL OF BAD MONEY
GAMER INDUCED BtRHAiDS TO GET
IT CHANGED FOR HIN.


Year.Old Daughter aud Ills brother. In.
Law I'm Rutherford - Description Of the
g.. a., w.,. a.. ,,.s mn. w.. pr,,,.a
shop '' which the n'a '"'' were .,"',''
,,,,.n 'a,Io. ON Thursdav riyht has. according
70 Chief detective william n, nazen of the
New York division Of the United ststes Secret
s.r,,.a ,,., ., ,ho can,nro nr /. ,,ang of conn
terrsiterA who have been passing DoSu, bill,
a.o,Sss s' n.rmsn rv ,oosn, ia 40 years old, He
wss arrested shortly after midnight on Friday
go, uona,an whsr hs vos srraign.d
Ssiors Reoordor "oTo Stanton yesterday | mornns
ss,.s. 49, e.eu 70 '.uH ooS ,Ss cn",or,. ~ y.s.
wS,ch Ganzsr ] % nsrr,sd ,I .na ND found two tax re-
s,s,,, S.,pts on property at cOrneiie street Fast
I,a.l.o,u ua'an , A. - - d., p,,or,or, ,orso +, oom-
pany with Sergeant Patrick Hayden, Rounds
man Owen KIldufr and Policeman Murray and
Cm,n0n y, uohatan Th. house IA a two.storv
frame structnrs WIN basement, en- Mnen Mn'n
they approached the found al me door a0ors open, pc
Ihe iirst person theS inet ia the house Wy 49,
Gamer, daughter OF in7 prisoher' WhIe w
they were talking TO her man VINO sao,dr sa,u ne
was Paul Johnseii. Dro,het- u,IaT u Hari~oi
their ,pressnc. Johnson and the girl YER; er;
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she promises ,,,o,, o,,,e, ,o-
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nakins s couinerie. p',is' nar ~. Nv tuoIvo
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plnttn~ pnt~ press aairen, "I pn}orsd inLs and n
peny,. 10Y OF uhlrrehs Io'Vod I'm ~ ',nt.r q
Syndle q paper such as ,r y used 6y aar SogahIfr
ts hnre WY So dnyar iYm M pIacsE an
UtS ahg , s,n sood rSo5, ~ y. uh7 rho,pnrsnhod
p ~ cav t 49, ton ~ ue $3.50 wer,
t = tnu1' ., uAoI , uIn ue an ,ba r"Iiao
an ara oi , te nrinr on ,h ,,rat aoor 'naro
ha~ snUnd d..k p poant,,n,nu ~ Yortv-sevan borus
Sos iynnu III; u'n ~ eg',,.''tA w - a., 80. lna.
The sun., 1900-07-21

Three Trainmen Dead ~ ths Result Of a Rail-
road Accident IN the Indian Territory.

Three Trainineu Dead ~ mo Result Of q Rail-
road Accident IN the Indian Territory.
FoRr WORTH. Tex. July 2o-At 205 o'clock
this morning there wns a hsad-on collision be-
tween south bound passenger train and a
north bound freight on tho Chicago. Rock
Island and Texas road at siding No.
., midway between Rush Springs and
Ninenekah IN the Indian Territory. As a re-
suit threo trsinmen are dead and five others
injured but to what extent the general Offices
here have not yet been advised. II Is not
thought they are seriously injured. IN. dead
are n n Brooks and George Meyers engineer
and fireman re speouvelv of the passenger en-
gine and Lou Nirkles. head brakeman on the
freight.
Ii i said here at the general ofices that the
acoid nj probably ccourredby overlooking run
ping orders. The trains were 10 pass at siding
No. I. but tho freight ran lAst that place and
when the trains came together they weru run
ming at almost full speed. AttacNed to the
freight train wa dead engine with full
Grew. When the collision came the tralnmsn
had o oNpor unity TO jump All three engines
are wrecks, besides the express and baggage
and two or three box oars. which we're loaded
with Texa, melons going TO the Northern
markets. veraI passengers wer also injured.
but to what extent IS not known here.
The Injured trainmen are Engineer NJ. Hes d.
ley Fireman A. &. Seslev, Conductor +, l..
harris Fireman George NIillican and Fireman
Fred Ray. All the Injured live here, where
nlost Of them have families
The sun., 1900-07-21
La wn Tennis.

SYRACUSE. July 20, Play was continued hero
TO day In the New York tennis championships This
morning the s-mL hDas In the open singles were played
ard n. D. Little the International champion, had
little difnculty in beating A. r. Hawes Of Boston In
straight sets. In the other match II. Ii. HacLett,
Yale champion. and +, b. Alexander Princeton
we're having hard struggle. Hacket nnally won
two long deuce SETS This brought Little and Hackett
together this afternoon In the Enals Little started
well and had lead OF AZ when q string in his
racket snapped and be lost the four games The
accident 10 h bat setmtd 10 unnerve him and In thc
next tvo sets is tennis fell OF and Haekett won quite
easily. Hackeu challenged N. p. Whitman, holder,
TO play to morrow, foI TIE chan ponship AID Judging
by ~ days form Haoketi has a good chance.
The sun., 1900-07-21
Parsons Catching II From His KnIshts.

The eChamberlan-llaye faction of the nights
of Labor came out yesterday with another blast
against the Parsons faction, ina n.teeu-pag ge
pamphlet addressed TO tine order The pamphlet
declares that General Master Workman Parsons
has been legally eNl eIed from the order with
four other members and submits a long indlct-
ment in which he il charged with knowingly
and wtlfally consp ring 20 disrupt tie order and
With brnltng Vt ino disrepute and scantal
Secretary Treasurer"
The sun., 1900-07-21
In. Myndert starin Aground

The steamer Myndsrt starn was stranded at
II 80 O'Clock Yesterday morning ~ she was
leaving Glen Island for New York. There were
about one thousand passengers aboard. who
wern first made aware of the accident BY loud
crunchinQ noise They were still so clsse 10
hour TIE boat was pulled OF by the Government
tug General Barry. which plies between the
New Rochelle pier and Fort slocum. II WAS
lound that abe W - not damaged and she re-
sunled her Journey to New York.
The sun., 1900-07-21
Army and Navy Orders,

WAsHINGroN. July 20. These naval order.
have been issued:
Assistant Surgeon e. N, Fiskr. from the boston
yard 90 duy with marines TO san Francisco then 10
duty at naval hospital, Mare Island
Assistant Surgeon J. II, Payne, Jr., from the Mare
Island hospital and to Asiatlc station with Fifth
Battalion Of Marines.
Commander y. q. Peck. retired, to HydrographIc
Orlre, Bureau Of Equipment.
Commander {, :, Perry, 20 Bureau Of F1uipnent
Commander i. H. Dclsno. nom the War College
Newport, and to duty In connection with the Topeka
at Boston yard
LIo.tcnant Commanfer l.. B. Underwood, from
he war College NewDOr, and 10 duty In connrC
ton with tie topeka. boston yard
tnScn >. n. HotS from The Ksarsargc TO III.
Massachusetts IS watch ana division oflcer
The sun., 1900-07-21
Another Body Found on the Saalc,

body burned from head TO feet wns found
yesterday in the forward hold OF the Saale by
gang Of men at work removing the cargo
The total number Of rers, ns now known TO
have been killed In the Hoboken 1re IL III
sixty OF these were lost on the Sasle
The BODY OF a gray haired man, believed 10
be about IS years old. was found IN the Eaat
his hair bad been -inged leads tie vOlIce 10
sup o.e that he might be one OF the Victims ol
the big liohoken fire. The body is Ia the
Morgua unidentified.
The sun., 1900-07-21
Roxiny In Brooklyn Tonight.

Many bouts have been arranged for 10 night BY the
four clubs In Brooklyn. namely the Greenwood peli
can, Sampson and Casino Sporting Club The
GreenwoodS card consists Of a twenty round bout be
tween Willie Fitzgerald ani Eddie Cain. This com.
bat VIII be preceded BY teO zen round struggles N,
the Pelican, Sampson and Casino organizations linn
lied round goes will be IN order Al tie latter club
IN addition 10 dozen three round bouts there will be
two mills OF ten rounds and tnrse OF sii rOundN
The sun., 1900-07-21
The Hall Of Records Strike Called OF.

The general strike on the new Hall OF Records
at Chambers and Centre streets. nst the lss
OF non-union cut granite and the employment of
non-union men. was declared of yesterday
Iending negotiations for a settlement All the
strikers returned 10 work. A conference will
be held n 1t week between the contractor, John
Pierce, and the officers OF the Granite Cutters
National union, on whose complaint the strike
was CrCered.