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IT'S ARBITRATED
Tcrre Haute's Street Railway Iro"'
bIe Temporarily Settled.

Terre Haute. Ind, Oct. 11.-Ihe ut,
bitration committee, in the mat'er .,
the street railroad strike has rehueiea
a decision which gives the men ah ',u
vance, but not all they asked ZOE Wnei
they struck. Motormen ana cohuuc
tors are to receive 16 cents an houi'
an advance of 1 cent, whereas Tue!
asked PIP cents; linemen are 10 se'
an advance of 21-2 cents an houi'
10 hours constituting a days WORK
rho bours constituting day for mo
,ormen and conductors is to De ue-
cided by vote among themselves.
They asked for a nine-hour coh'inuous s
day, instead of working Oh anu VIZ
| for u hours.
The decision prevents the compan!
,ron discriminating against union ia
hor. and the terms of the wage sched
u,e are to be in force for one yea
| from October IL.
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No Developments In the Intcrna-
tiOnal Diplomatic Situation

NO Developments In the Intcrn0.
tiOnal Diplomatic Situation.
Berlin. Oct. IA high official of
the foreign office discussing the gen
eral situation said: There is abso-
lutely nothing new I'm the diplomatic
situation. We have received no In
formation as to the alleged diffessncc
,l,ontcred 6y COUNT Won Walderscc
An getting all the allies TO reeosn
his authority; but IT lies III VI. 49,,
nature of the case that ne wo',o -,
TER some trouble In bringing theii
All under one hat ..
No credence il given TO tne s'a'e
mept cnbled from the uniteu S'a'eS
nv way Of London that Ehpe,o.
Kwnng Su Is going to fehih uA"e'
American protection. In
The German papers, which uh.
cow have been treating the report =,
increasing fer,nent In southern .nn,'
"a English exaggerations nave SUI
dcn,v changed their tone, recognizing
tho seriousness of the moveliel
there. . IN.
The recall of the Marquis ITO TO ''
rremiership of Japan attracts a''e"
tion since he has always represen'''
Tho ,d.s, OF an alliance between 'apa'
.ra China. and is known tn be friehoi
- china. The Kreiz Zeitung dischSS'
ehe matter at considerable length. s'
g., ~, the assumption that he Will n
.,,,,,. his attempts to bring about sue
An alliance. =,
When an inquiry was maze AZ :,
foreign office regarding the prouao
effect OF the appointment the onieia
replied that there was nothing 70
but TO wait and see. Oftciais sa! III
a severe tornado did great damage
saturday in sun Tau in the proVih
Of Shan Tung-
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Annual Boyd Picnic

a number of families OF the bo.a ,.,
held picnic at Glen MI
ier M last Saturday and had a deiish.
fnl time. The weather was pel.
t the dinner sumptuous and the par'leaa- !
pn1ss pn.s Of r the late Samuel K. Boyd
anad nadoyn;nated ~ in numbers, but other
preuoh pranehes were represented: samuel
Martindale. son of the late @ Rss'
| Fliiah Martindale. was present & y ~
r r 'Bradbury p and family, Mrs Eil.a "a
18th Harmed. daughter, niece an,
friend. Miss Peelle, VIM, L. 10y bosa
r;fa and daughters. Misses Besse
louise and Martha, Mrs Catnarln
Goodrich and daughter ana a; an
proun: also we're present with tnel
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Eatal Jealousy.

yanwert. Ohio, Oct. 1I.-Miss Ahce
uonmeI died last night of injuries
caused by vitrol thrown in hef iace
ON Sept. l6 by Mrs. John Naniiew' WIZ
of a cashier in local bank MISS
uammeli was weil-known ana hlsh-
ly respected young lady Mrs van, an
l,aw was arrested shortly after the
crime was committed and Is now uhue'
hond for her appearance jealousy
was said to be the motive for th'
crime
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Shauokfn- Pa, Oct. 17.-Mfners In
this region are disappointed over the
failure OF the operators up to this time
TO accetle to the terms OF tine Scranton
convention. 1t was fully expected that
by this time the operators and coal
carrying companies would have an.
nounced their determination to accede
to the demands of the men, As yet no
cases Of destitu.ion among the men
have been reported to strike leaders.
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Operators Secretly Confer.

Philadelphia, Oct. IA secret con.
ference was held yesterday in the office
OF the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
way company between representa-
tiyes of various coal carrying railroads
and number of individual operators.
The participants We're pledged to Sc
creey as TO the object of the consulta-
ton and nothing could be learned of
what TRANSFERRED
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voo.ev~lt at q. W. U.

MARION, O., Oct. I..RooseetIe r.
made his first speech today IN .ne
chanel of the Ohio Wesleyan onl
versity to $500 persons A lares
number of students present cheerea
enthusiastically. A large cro"o iiie'
the train at this place. h ;s
a New York specialist "no =
treating Roosevelt's throat oroerso Issa
him to make no long speeches, LII nnf
doctor saws with care Roosevelt WI
~, able TO endure the campaign.
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STRIKE TO END.
Coal Operators to AccedeD
All Demands OF NIlners

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 17.-Is
officially announced that the Cpd
tors will accede to all the demands
the mine workers, which means l
immediate end of the strike.
HAzLEToN, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE a
nouncement of the action of the cd
ference at Philadelphia ending d
strike is received with demonstr
tions of Joy.
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fam;lies-John Keever, John Lash
Low DIR. C. S. Wilson, B. /. Harris,
Mrs William S. kaufman, Mrs; " al
ter Coale, Mrs. DIR. Charles Bono,
Miss Kate Frazer and cousin
of Pennsylvania. Some old frlenos
from williamsburg joined the party
Mrs. Oliver Hampton and famlls'
Mr. and Mrs. John Study and mrs.
0yarman a number who were eA-
neeted were for various reasons pre-
vented. OF late years the annna
nicnic has usually been held on tat
old farm of Samuel r. Boyd, nhil'
nortb of Williamsburg, now th'
home of William A. Lewis.
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r.. original Colonist Dead.

BERLIN. oct. 11.-Herr Heinfish
xu.serow. who retired in 1890 from 'he
,.,.t of Prussian minister to the han
...,ic cities and TO Meckienpurs.
a..d nj Koblentz. aged ia. he VIZ
the virtual founder of Germany : cor
on,.l em,ssre. acqc.ring under the bls'
,,.r,.k regime the first protectoratss
-, n,s r,,irement he had been as
rive ss a colonial pubiicist
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Ready to Go TO Work

Scranton. Pa, Oct. 11.-The Gibbons
Coaf eofnpany's eoiiiery in South Scran-
ton Is being put III order for work. and
the company says 1t will begin opera
fions probably tomorrow. This com
pany has agreed to grant the strikers
demands ff the strike Is raised and
further that IL viii mine enough coal
10 MI Its contract with the SchuylkflI
district. District Secretary Dempsey
OF the United Mine Workers says that
the board has not acted on the matter,
but that In all likelihood the request Of
the company will be granted.
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Fatal Detroit Fire.

Detroit. Mich. Oct. 1I.-As a result
~ a fire Yesterday afternoon, In 'ae
hui,liuy nj No. Is Jefferson avenue.
occupied by the Witehell bro'hers
company, limited, manufacturers 0.
l,,p skin shoes, two men are dead anu
eight persons are more or less serious
Iy injured.
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.a...,.u No Opnosition.

r,ep Tsin. Oct. I6. via shanghai. Oc''
,7-rhe expedition against Fac Ting
H., mst with no opposition up TO oe'-
IA. Reports received by courier
that a column of 500 French hiai.n
ing to Hsin-Hsien TO relieve parry
cf French priests. met with no opposi
zion In the six days march 10 'ns
nOuth
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A ri ce Made For Burns,

lfttsburg, Oct. 17.-At the annual
meeting of the American Glass com.
pany yesterday, Auditor j. w. Ortiz
was elected n straw director and
subsequently resigned to make a va
cancy for a director TO be named by
the window Glass Workers associa-
ton, l.. A. 300. knights of Labor The
company has put in trust for this as
sociation 5000 shares of It's common
stock. which is to be delivered when
accumulated dividends have paid for
II. President Simon Burns of L. A
300, Is expected to be placed in the
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4 Significant 0icW.

E1khart. Ind. Oct I'm .he 80
mine, after the Centerville, Mich
h.nk had been robbed of slo,ooo' 1est
.,ants of Centerville heard buggy %
.,.,,-h the town toward Elkhar',
-, ran,aly. The detectives nav
-, tbe cIew. which strengthened
their first theory that Elhhars pei
know something of the ROBBERY
tecrives have been here ana arres's
srs looked for at any time FROM III
, side sources comes the statement III"
| aavelopments may be startling.
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Fire Interrupted Telegraph.

New York, Oct. 11.-Fire broke out
from some unknown cause last night
In the rooms of the Hardware club on
the 14th floor of the Postal Telegraph
building The 18th and 18th floors
are used by the telegraph company as
an operating room. They were soon
flooded with water which came down
the cceiling. All but 20 of the lbs oper-
ators at work were at once compelled
TO leave their instrumeQfs and tina ~
mafrfng oHe4 werss esSf< -
The building.
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They were ror tn. mos. part. scr. and

They were ror the most part scrs and
weary. The distance of Is miles from
Hazieton to Coaidale is principally
down grade and the walk there was
scarcely noticed by the strikers. The
uphill march home. however, with the
added facts OF "A sleepless night and
failure to accomplish their purpose
tended to danpen their ardor some
what
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Mr. J. Wesley Bass. the paralyfie
uho is at St. Stephen hospital, :
- better TODAY. He had been Ill al
~ home east of the city and had es-
capped from the house during r nas he he
Eriuun. getting clear into the CITY oe
fore falling by the way.
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New Banks Organized.

Washington. Oct IA stateiheii'
,renared hy the controller OF the cur
r.ncax shows that applications have
been approved under the act Oh N.a.es -,
IA. 1890 for the Organization oi
new national banks with total capi-
tai of S2S. l05. COO
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prxan's New York Reception

Now York. Oct 17.-If there mao
been any doubt regarding the charac.e.
of the reception to be accorded "
I;.r, Rryan in this city that douo'
was dispelled last night by the eheei
and acclaim of the thousands wiz
crowded the streets and the places as
Stoned for the several speaking oaie'
.,r,..,n,e,I for the occasion. His recep
,;on was an emphatic ovation
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Sent Away Again.

Mansfield. O.. Oct. IA F. Lee,
ct,oa,o Douiei.e deacon who was de-
ported by the peliee Mehhas
returned yesterday afternoon anu "As
sent away by the police
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One of the Reasons

ps-,in Oct. 1.-THE Berliner Iase
blatt publishes letter from
dorp. which concludes thus'
perior numbers nor the greater ~
rary capacity of the British. ou' IT,.
on folly and puffed up imPo.ens
amons our leaders caused our rum
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At His New Court

p~r,,n. Oct. IA telegram frou
shanghai yesterday says that Empsro'
Kwany Su has arrived at Sian-fn. Inc
foreign Office has no official ihiorus
t,on Of the whereabouts of the Chh
rCnrf
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San Francisco. Oct. 1.-THE Uni'eo
st,tes court of appeals has afhrmed
tho decision of the district court III
tho case of Julian L. Bidduiph Arhoiu'
who was ordered extradited TO Ehs
land. where he is charged with appro,
nriating the funds of clients Arhoio
must now return to England
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Mashed THEIR ARDoR
Marching Miners Return
.rA Weary and UnsnccfS

u.x,etou. Pa. Oct it-heS'ero's
.xeeeaincly quiet day AROUND
,n. headquarters of the United M'''s
vorkers. President Miieheh sfea'
,,s, ~ the day in disposing OF -
mail which had aceumuia'eu
,n. miners convention last Week "i'
Mitchell says he has received no w.
...,,ca,,on or even an intination 'ha'
che operators would accept 'he p'oi
~..,,,,, made by the convention
twas long after night fai "hen Wy
Hast OF the strikers VINO s.,
the Panther Greek vaueS
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Holocaust In New York

New York. Oct. 17.-By a fre IN .
fr,,na tenement house on Hester stree
-,v This morning. six lives We're lost
Two persons are nissihS anu
bodies are thought to be III tiie ruins
Several persons received serious III
iuries.
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s.,~ at the station

Nrw YoRK, Oct 1t.-At Soy Mr
BRYAN started on tour fnrougn 'no no
tate of New York. There was no
more than the usual stir aoou' ue .ue
station. A group of men down the
track cheered.
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PfttsburS. Oct 17-Pittsourg put up
. miserable exhibition of ball piayius
In the second days game fo' 'n.
worlds championship. and presen'eu
tho game to Brooklyn on errors' score
- To 4
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x,.u cnr;s,ep the Arkansas.

Jl,tIe Rock, Ark, Oct. 11.-Governor
Yopas has designated his daughter
Miss Robbie Newton Jones TO eh.iS
ron the monitor Arkansas, WHICH
will be launched at Newport News
Va November 10.
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y.,,a increase In Value.

Lexington. Ky. Oct 11.-John II.
,-ra;obton of Omaha. Neb.. has offered
So5. 600 for Charley Herr. -"''
famous Kentucky trottihs
David Cahill. poor dairyIhah' "1o
bought the horse and TWO oeheis ~
sol wants $4,000 for him.
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r.u.,uentH House HOrrOr.

NV YORK. y. Y, Oct. IL
Eight persons lost their Ilyen ~ ul1sa. n .
Street early this morning. -FOUR
wsra members of the family OF
Charles Sass. The others were Mt;
Unrnwitz Rosa Lewis, Menoei
strauss and Samuel Strauss
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ON Imperial Edict.

Penn. China, Oct. H.-bosu
pr;nca Ching and Ii Hung Chang
deny the authenticity OF the imperiat. a.
s.d;ct ordering the punishment OF
b;gh officials. 1t is regarded certain
that the edict was forged TO preven.
The advance of the allies on Pao ing
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Hates at Chicago.

Cn,caro. Oct. 1.-THE council adop'.
resolution fixing the maximum
rrice Of gas after the first OF nes' .AA
- - :, x cents per thousand feet
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DAILY MARK III hEf A
r,,.xa;,iur Prices For Grain. ProVis
ions and Livestock on Oct 10.
,;,,ano,is Grain and Livestock.

yv,,,on ,4c: No. = red. weak
,,orn-Steady: No. mixed, & tic-
steady; No mixed ~
Cattle-puIi ut S3.oo1.t'.,.
Hors-Actlve at S4-2Jed5.i ID
Sheep-Ftrm at S1-aou;i,Ie.
Enthusiastically at S3-oou4fo-
lSlOllS.
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roaax,a Ouotations.

CHICAGO, H.. Oct IL. Cattle,
,rine steers 800, s6 90. hog,
81. 90, $3.50.
CHICAGO. H., Oct. 11.-"n neat
y39e. Corn 40zc- Oats 2lse.
TOLEDO. Ohio, Oct. 1s.-"hesf
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BATES-RATLIfF.
A Quiet Wedding at the First Presby
terian Church This Morning.

The wedding of Miss Laura Ratlifl
of this city to Mr.. Mark E. Bates OF
Liberty, Ind, took place this morn
ing at $50 at the First Presbyterian
church, the Rev. Isaac NJ. Hughes,
ID. D., officiating. The wedding was
a quiet, church affair, without
attendants, and only immediate
relatives and close friends were fa-
vored with invitations. The ushers
were Messrs. Leslie Meyer of this
city, X. E. Bates of Liberty, DR.
Frank Wilson of indianapolis and
Mr.. Harry Hustled of Liberty. The
ring ceremony was used. The bride
was clad in a brown travelling COS
tune with lace trimminas- Af g.
y, HNpts rdrffh mt
The bride is daughter OF Mr.. ano
Mrs. Joseph F. Ratliff, and IS one O
p;chmond's most estimable and pop
MAR Young women. She WIN
missed from local society. bates Is
nrosperous and enterprislng young
business man of Liberty, IN the
cents furnishing business. lie mas
5nanv Richmond friends who WIZ
;oin with those of the bride IN WISH
mo them all that is desirable:
ihev left on the 1910 tram ior d
wedding trip to the east, ana VIII re
side in Liberty.
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PHONE VIM. Dicks. 115. for al
L;nds OF feed, specially new corn, 39c
per ubshel.
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Chicago Livestock

ca..,a SLOW. steers, S4-2J1so-So: stocS
ers, 81 s5ei3-I-'- ez4z,o
So steady at S3.ysd4 20
Iawi,s-Slov at Sf-4td9-oSs-
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E-postruaster Generai VII
son Dead.
Irxtssrox. Va. Oct. Tx
poStmaster General William l.. WI
san died suddenly at 10 a. M
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Toledo Grain.

Wnea'r;AeS 80 So cash. asI1c.
o.,s-DuIl. No. cash. &c
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cincinnati Grain and Livestock

vheat-Easicr: No red; sc;
Carn~,suiet. Ne. : mixed: t-f2c-
Oats-null: No niiAeu. M 49, =
Cartle-Strong at s. %, ,s-"
Hors-ouiet at sl-oFsl-
Sheep-Firm at S2eEds.&.
Iar,bs-Firm at Ssi-2.,st9--o-
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.
,;x;,,e Grain and Livestock.

Closing cash markets SIe Se. iari ST %;
ribs, $3.50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ndaysn MOTTO
uinx. save
real hi ToothI,r
Hairs Brushes 23c EACH
gro Side Supporters fancy with enamel buckles
all coors, 2Oc
NOTE THIS ON YOUR MEMORANDUM
leather goods been sold So such N fw
s''"i
of
a Corset-LISTEN!
10 dozen Coset worth from $l0O to
$500, o o a half
department Jackets will be the public
ind we at
egoolscan be lin oura re-
Comea be econyne oil their good value
THF GEO. H. KN0LlENBERG co.
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xx,o.+-No. red and lengberry; .Zs ~.
ns' NJ , white, 45c; No. mixed 31S
osts-No. new. 2ilze; No; ., "n''e'
Castla-Ste;lty at >2.eot-,.Io ~.
Yinss-I.avver at S4-esSl4- ~,
sheep-Steady at s2-o,sd3.2o.
Enthusiastically at S3-oeeI4-'9-
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will he bargain a Notion Department.
1t is Things save
The evening times., 1900-03-15
THE FEAR OF HuMBUC
Prevents Many People From Trying
a Lnnh iedicine.

Stomach troubles are so common and in
most cases so obstinate to cure that people
are apt to look with suspicion on any rem
edy claiming to be a radical permanent
cure for dyspepsia and indigestion Many
such pride themselves on their acuteness
in never being humbugged, especially in
medicines.
This fear Of being humbugged can be
carried too far; so far. in fact. that many
people suffer for years with weak diges-
ton rather than risk a little time and
money in faithfully testing the claim made
Of a preparation so reliable and s,niyer-
sally used as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
vastly different in one important respect
from ordinary proprietary medicines, for
the reason that they are not a secret pat
ent medicine no secret is made Of their
ingredients but analysis shows them TO
contain the natural digestive ferments,
pure aseptic pepsin, the digestive acids.
Golden Seal bismuth, hydrastis and aux.
They are not cathartic. neither do they act
powerfully on any organ. but they cure in
digestion on the common-sense plan Of di-
gesting the food eaten thoroughly before
It has time to ferment, sour, and cause the
mischief. This is the only secret Of their
success.
Cathartic pills never have and never can
cure Indigestion and stomach troubles. be-
cause they act entirely on the bowels,
whereas the whole trouble is really IN the
stomach.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets taken after
meals digest the food. That is all there Is
to Il. Food not digested or half digessed
is poison. as il creates gas. acidity head
aches. palpitation of the heart. loss OF
flesh and appetite any many other troH-
hles which are often called by some other
name.
They are sold by druggists everywhere
al 80 cents per package.
The evening times., 1900-03-15

ANNAPOLIS Nd. March -5.-William
Campbell. one Of the fishermen near whose
nets of the Magothy River, the body of an
unknown. handsomely attired young woman
was found on Saturday. states that the
corpse was floating between two los
which had come down with the remarkably
large quantity OF drift that filled the Ches-
apeake after the recent thaw. This may
mean the body is not that Of a person
drowned in this section but from some
part Of the bay farther north, or may have
come from the Susquehanna. No one in
this section or county answering to the de-
scription has disappeared. The body had
on gold bracelets and rings and a diamond
pin was in the dress.