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ter spsecn he presented in detail al the
issues. beginning with the trusts
HANNA'S HARD DAY.
Made a Number of Addresses in souti,
Dakota.
lEr Associated rrcss.l


MADISON. S. D. October 1s.-seaator
Hanna,s itinerary for his second day $
matchmaking n S5osss.t Dakota was rnaeh
tt. hsrda-t Gay O. SIC iriH /, siS-taeo
s... *; + 4 ,l5zsss t5TnS II the eastern
.sr southern, essit:s:cs. and woiirt! u5 in
tn. ,,fcf. Wiz i rleSt.rz, ut Som fssl's
The Iirst stop to-day w2S at flandereau
whaft. tn -e was q large crowd including
Eovs 2nc: a.-!s from the Government In
0us.rtaI School! II spite Of extra hoarss-
ness Senator Hanna made : raiaer eX-
tended address tai:ias: up The question OF
..ir1l5,c.al:snl' mere fully than lie has yet
discussed ic. ara urging That the waots
i:sl,s was simply an effort OF Nj Bryan
and other Democratic leaders TO make po-
ltical cap:tal out OF the war with SPAN
the full credit Tor the suceessfui cohciu-
sion OF which. Senator Hanna claimed.
they are afraid the Republican party wouio
receive.
senator Frye also spoke q few words.
At Esan Mr. Hanna spoke Dut liVe
minutes.
s.When tlre election of next November $
o,sr.-. said he. there will be no more
Bryarisn. There must always be TWO par
ties. An honest difference on poi.iEca! and
economic questions must be expected. but
fa;,s wears ago Jelferson.au Democracy
was defeated through the ambition OF a
certain man. and the efforts o. cersan
other men. William ]. Bryan suggested
free silver as an artidote FOR existing
evils He fouhd many listeners But Nc
KiuIey was elected ard that money wfich
will endure all the storm of finances IS
the foundation for your security And we
r,ust admit that free silver is not the
remedy for, commercial and hnarcial de-
preston
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TRIED TO KEEP
STEAL A SECRET
Postofice in New York City Robbed o
$4,000 Worth of Stamps, Money
Orders and Registered Mail.
a. Assoclated Prcss. J

NEW York. october 1s.-The World
tomorrow will say:
Forty thousand dollars is believed 10 be
a conservative, estimate of the amount OF
money. postotfice orders, checks ana
stamps stolen from postoftice station H.
in The Grand Central Palace, Monday
night. or on its way to the general post
Office.
otlicials tired hard 20 keep secret not
only the fact that The robbery hAd %
cured. but the amount of money stolen
Taey even went 50 far as TO Keep tae
matter from the New York police and the
secret service agents
Five mali pouches in ali. were ssolen-
Information reached Fostotiice Inspector
King and Deputies Jacobs and James, yes
tertlay, which convinced them that some
one thoroughly familiar with the Workings
of the s,o-station ana possessed of keys
which opened the registered lock had COM
nitted the theft The inspectors were also
convinced that there was gross careless
ness on the part OF those in charge OF the
register ed mali.
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SUMMARY OF TO-DAY's NEWS.

tIDcut.
New Democratic club formed last
night.
-Ner. fafI question was discussed.
-Rev. Dr. HJtson's anniversary
City Council committees discuss tnn-
portant questions.
Judge ouares writes to Chairman
ElIyson.
Il large crowd attend the uaveiIing OF
ths. Confederate monument at Orange.
Memorial services at Lexington &C
William L. Wilson
IA sensation in the police department
al Norfolk on account of the dismissal or
eight :Ieu.
Oyster inspectors are hot after the
is.egai lreagerS-
w A. Jones creates enthusiasm In
a big day with the Knights Templa1
in Lynchburg.
General
Complications over price OF powdet
may result, in proioasing tine coal strike.
Bryan has good audiences In MS tour
of New York.
Roosevelt uses vituperative language
in his Wes. Virginia speech.
Hon. John Sherman weaker
--Yotitsey trial nearigs, close and YER
dict is looked for to-day
Jones defends Democracy and III
Bryan from slander1uS attacks
Foreign.
Proposition for peace negotiations sub
mi,teti BY Ii Hung chang and cessation
OK hostIlitics demanueS
guilty. principals as preliminary 10 peace
--Eo,rs daily destroying railway ant
cutting telegraph wires
Butler defends his strategy IN spsa4sA
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TEDDY VlTuPERATIVE.
Uses Violent Language in His sirst
West Virginia Speech.
jEy Associated PrsSs.>

WHEELING. w. VA. October lS-eiov
ernor Roosevelt closed his campaign IN
Clio Al the town of s,avarre. and en-
tered at noon upon his West slrsliilse
Itinerary. making his first si2eech mere %
a large crowd which had gathered at the
rai,. Grounds or had followed him there
in Il notable parade
Governor Roosevelt said IN part:
II want to call your attentlon 10 a CT
oular that has been circulated on 'ls7'-
ora,,1fl. nv u Iat of scoundreiS- tAp-
nIa,,se1 1t contains what purpot'S 10
be extracts from speeches am safd 20
har. made. in one OF which am accused
Of saving that the way TO get r!d OF
E.rvanfsrn or labor troubles was to stand
The offenaer up against the wal! and saoot
him. and that any person VINO Would JOIN
\ .triSe or 20 near one Should be killed
Trev dare not give the dates OF the
eneechss. because there were no such
speeches. either in Chicago or Ne!T York
CT anywhere else
..Thc statements are lies. known to be
lies by those who started them and by
fhoze who circulated them. and it IS cnar-
acteriztia Of the party which stands for
re1u,liation of the national debt. whIetl
stands for civic disorder and lawiesssieSs
ut home. ami the diSnonos OF the das
abroad that it should take refuge in the
fo,Iie.l ana most deliberate nenaacity
,viIen all otfTer methods fail.
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Suggestion That He Would Eyade
the Law IS Contemplate.
THE REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS,
Declares the Democratic Chaismcn,
Arc aionopolized by the Hcpus-
Ecaa Party Extraordinary
Lengths to Which That
Party Is Prepared To
60 Laid Bare.
fRr AssocIatsh Press !

CHICAGO. October IS.-sena5or james X
Jones. chairman OF the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, to-day made the follow
ing statement:
III has been the fashion Tor The Repub-
ueans, fer some years. 10 denouace Demo-
crals as anarchists, rsvolutonits, ard the
like, and the Republican party seems To
have monopoly of revolutionary sasSes-
tioas Just now.
I'VE see 4 Secretary of the Treasury, in
an effort % disturb the business OF tne
country for political effect. suggesting tIl;s5
SIr. Bryan. in case Of his election would
deliberately evatle the law, with ~ purpose
as unstatesnaHilke aud unpatr!otjc as his
own in making this suggestion. Fore,,-
nateiy Mr.. Bryan has been before the pub
lie long enough for every one 20 know that
tricks and false pretenses are not among
his weapons. and suggestions of This kind
excite contempt.
REVOLUTIONARY METHODS.
But. worse than this 10 tho fact that
oaher men who should despise suck pre-
lenses fleet TO believe that IN case Mr..
Bryan shafh he elected. n VIII pack tiie
Supreme Court fo- purposes OF his awn-
can il be possible that men themselves
actually contemplate such revolutionary
methods il case MchInley IS siectel% e'ar-
tainiy no such revolutionary schemes have
been advocated or even suggested. by any
Democrat of whom have ever heard.
There K nothing in any Democratic pl;ts-
form. or in The utssrtaecs Of any assem-
blase Of Democrats, or Of any single lead
ing Democrat. to suggest such an idea.
Th5se Suggestions originate only with Re-
publicuns, and seem TO show. when once
the party hes abandoned the PRINCIPLES of
the Constitution. 10 what extraordinary
lengths its extreme members aye likely
to go. This manifestation is of Itself
strong argument for a return TO q str:ci
observance OF 5he principles OF the Con-
stttttt!on and ~ tire Democratic doctrine
of a CONSERVATIVES and honest government.
'st repeat that there is nothing IL any
Democratic ustaranee upon which this fear
of attack cpon the Supreme Court can
be founded. The construction put upon the
expressions in the Democratic platform in
1896; which were perverted and miscon-
strtled as q basis for such charges. was
Itnwarrantetl and untrue. No such purpose
ha, ever entered the mind of any Demo-.
crat. but the leading idea with Democrats
everywhere is to return TO the principles
of the Constitution and TO faithfully adj
minister the laws as written.
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MESSAGE FROM CONGER.
Submits Counter Proposals Of Chinese
Government.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. October lS.-For the
first time in thirty days Minister ConSer
mas heard from at lfle Sta%e Department
to-day lie Communicated by cable the
substance OF certain propositions advanced
by Prince Ching and Ii Hung Chang as
q basis for the conduct of negotiations for
a settlement OF the Chinese trouble.
The Chinese Government h2d prepared
the way Tor these by preliminary acton
looking toward The punishment OF Ch!heSe
Officials guilty Of completely IN the Boxer
uprising. and while the text Of Mr. Con-
gers communication IS not made public,
it is believed that the last Chinese advance
is addressed TO some OF the propositions
contained in The French note belha N the
nature of counter proposals ana oroceed-
ing upon the theory thai what had oeen
done in the matter Of punishment Is sum
cieut 10 meet the demands OF the Powers
in that respect.
that Mr.. Conger,s previous instructions ut
him perfectly TO deal wiki the new pnase
of the Chinese situation developed by the
general acceptance OF the French note as
the basis for present acton.
NEGOTIATIONS TO BEGIN.
Yesterday NJ Thelbaut. the French
Charge here, called az the State Depart
rnent and proposed 10 the Secretary the
Immediate institution at Peilin OF neso-
tiattons for a settlement, and il appears
that the Secretary then agreed TO do his
part. His promise was made verbally, and
il may not be reduced 10 writing at ali,
but Mr. Conger is already acting IN con-
forrrlity Herewith. Most OF the Powers
have accepted the French note with reser-
vations. bur ii is said that they ali agree
upon sufficient number Of points OF the
first magnitude to warrant the assembling
ef the diplomatic body at Peh:n 10 begin
work Of formulating objects Of common
desire and recoacIl!ng divergent Views
1t is probable that TO this podE VIII De
referred the latest Chinese counter propo-
sit.on received to-day by cable from MI
Conger.
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WHOLESOME REGARD.
Settlement Of Strike a Hopeful Sign,
Thinks Senator Jcncs.
{By Associated Prcss1

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.--Chairnan Jones. or
the Democratic National Committee, sa q
to-day:
The settlement of the miners strike
indicates clearly the fact that the trusts
are beginning to have a wholesome re-
gard for public opinion. They would not
have Welded to the demands Of the men
except from a fear that the consequences
might be disastrous TO the admin, IL ton
which is the friend of the trusts ms
public opinion VIII not be lost 1t means
that the trusts ar. themselves AFRAID OF
the people, and is a hopeful sign for
Democracy.
Al Republican, National 1o1n1n.ttes
that some weeks b.fore the strike was
ordered. Chairman Hanna was requested
by a delegation, headed by President
Mitchell, to try to effect settlement of
tbe miners. grievances, AR. Hanna in
formed the delegation that he was glad
to hear from them, and that he would
consult with the mine WORKERS so as to
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HOHENLOHE THANKED.
The Emperor Wrote Him an Auto
graph Letter.
tBy Associated Prcss.)

BERLIN. Oct 1S.-Emperor William
has written to Prince Hohenlche an auto
graph letter, yielding, TO the Chanceiior's
request for relief from his official duties.
and expressing the varmest thanks Tor
his fidelity, distinguished services, self
sacrificing devotion and unvarysng faith
fulness
Tho retirement Of Prince Hohenlohe is
naturally the principal theme Il discus
son here. The Agrarian and Liberal
press says the Chanceliorsi2ip has prac-
tically long been vacant. The press
generally adopts an eXpectant attitude
and thzre is much curiosity as to Count
Won Buslow's policy il respect to the
Of tEG Junker Squirearchcy.
G'ha general feeling is that q, strong
young statesman becomes the responsible
chief in command Of the State and En-
pire
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French Minister, said that China. having
recognized that snc had Violated the law Of
nations. was bound 20 accep. for that very
reason the responsibilities involved. conse-
auen;ly he demanded that exemplary pun
isi1n1ent be Inflicted upon the principals
guilty. namely: Prince Tuan, Prince
{.ixang. Kans VI, and Tung Flu Hs.ang.
AIDING that 50 long as thS.r heads had not
fallen il WAS impossible to cease hostiil-
ties.
M. P:chon has been confined to his bed
fo, several days with a slight attack of
tvrlus. but his condition is not grave.
owing 10 the arrival Of Count von Wal
f;ersce. General yeronyr, the commander
OF the French forces. has decided 70 pro-
Ieglg rs say II Pek:n until he receives
fresh orders
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But it viii Likely Have 10 be Altered
Considerably,
MINISTER CoNGER HEARD FROM.
The Diplomatic sody Will Soon BE
Assembled in Pc:sin To Begin Upon
Sc.o,.at:ons = Pao I,in% Fu
Expedition Meets No oppo-
sition-Von Waldcrsee
in the Capital.
fay associate, nrcss.o

LONDON. oetooer 5S.-A representative
Of TIE Associated Press learns tlat Prince
chins and Ii 1IGag Chang have finally
succeeded IN drawing UP a joint proposal
for settlement. This has bsen received
by the Powers. Beyond The fact that it
is likely 10 require considerable alteration
before proving acceptable. nothing is as
certainable here regarding the actual
terms.
The Chinese Minister here processes ig-
norance of such proposal, but it can be
definitely said thai it is now cnga sinS the
attention of the British Foreign O1tice.
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MAJOR RUSSELL
URGED TO SERVE
The Military People VIII Beg
Him to Accept the
Office.

Capt. Wln Russell will rot accept tie
position OF Major of the first battalion of
The Seventh Regiment.
He is in New York and viii be there
for some time. CAPTAIN Russell is very
popujar with tie military people. ana
they vii regrec 70 learn that he will not
.ct,,nmari the battalion. His election 10
the position was unanimous.
During the soan.sh7sAmerican IA Wsr Cap
tain Russell commanded the Walker Light
The committee appointed to notify
,1.io, Russell will hold Il meeting To-
-,,ait. 10 consider his letter 1t IS very
,i,..lS. 1aat an effort Will be made to I'M
.dnce i,, ior Russell to withdraw us letter
~ aarlina ton. Tie military people are
,,ar,. anxious Tor him to serve.
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NOT A MOVE.
President Mitchell Silent Regarding
Strike Situation.
NV Assnciata,, proSS,

lbS ASSocidttl IfcSS-J
HAIELTON, PA. October lS.--ts far
as ending the coal miners strike is con-
ce,ned, not move III that direction was
made by the United Mine Workers Off
Gals today. President Mitchell is ab-
solutely silent on al questions pertaining
to the termination Of the contest. and it
is not believed that he Will have anything
to say Oh the subject until he calls a
meeting of the National Executive Board
for the p;.rpose CT considering the qucs-
ton Of issuing a formal declaration call
ing the strike off.
When that shall be depends it is under
stood, entirely upon the operators.
The feeling Is prevalent here tonight
that the decision OF the operators meeting
at Scranton to-day to insist that the re-
duction in The price Of powder mus, be
taken into consideration il determining
the net ten per cent. increase in wages,
has complicated matters somewhat. Fur
ther delay in reaching an amicable set
tlement OF the trouble is now feared.
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DR.. HUTSON'S ANNIVERSARY.
He Has Served Longer Than Any Bap-
tist Pastor in Richmond

Rev. Dr.. j. B. Hutson viii, on the first
Monday in November celebrate tiie.
t1eeGEy-eighth anniversary OF his pastorats
of Pine Street Baptist Church.
He is not only the oldest pastor N point
OF service in Richmond. but no other Bap-
ttst pastor has served congregation as
long in Richmond as has DR.. flusson
Dr. Illusions church has probably the
largest membership of any congregation
OF white members in the South. There are
about 40 names on the roll.
The beloved pastor IS one of the most
popular ministers in the city.
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DfCAP!TA1ED BOXERS.
The Heads Of Fourteen Found on the
Walls at Chou Clloon.
,rv Assoriatcd Press

PEKIN, "Wednesday. October It, Ia
Tien Tsin and Shanghai. October lS.3-lhe ne
Palir column, of the Pao Ting Flu eSpe-
dition arrived al a point SIX miles south
of Chi Chow yesterday without encounter
ing opposition They found the heads OF
ToI1rfs<, Boxers on the walls at Chou
Choo,,. and they Killed seven OF the lnape-
rial troops. ,,-a,,o No.
Field Marshal Count Won Wa!dersee mas mas
,,,!l;-ary bonors. He was accompanied by
am escor. OF international troops to the
naiace of the Dowager Empress.
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BRITISH COLUMN.
IL Has Reached Wang CHA siol;
Without Opposition.


4,II1N I,sIN. Oct is. via Shanghai. Oct.
IA courier reports that the British
column OF the Pao Ting Flu expedition
reached me walled town of Wang Shla
Kou October I5th. meeting with no resist
ance. and that the other columns have
also been unoppoSed.
The natives are seemingly friendly and
supply food to the troops.
General Cha:Tee mas ordered TWO com
NAMES of The Ninth United States inian-
Try to garrison Tien Tsin.
The provisional government OF len
..s,n has sentenced six Boxers tc death
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ARMY OFFICER DIES.
His Wife Killed Herself Within an
EioIlr Afterwards.
ASsDrio+sd Trnce

HAVANA, October 1S.-Major Peterson,
tlle Chief Commissary of Cuba. died to-day
of yellow fever. Mrs. Peterson, his wife,
who arrived here Monday from Cincin-
natl to nurse him, shot herself in the head
with a revolver one hour after the Majors
death and died instantly
The remains of Major Peterson and his
wife were inferred this afternoon with
military honors. The flags al El MORO
and on all the public buildings were at
half-mast.
The tragic occurrence has greatly de-
pressed the whole military community N
Havana
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VERDICT MAY BE HAD TO-DAY.
The Trial OF Henry Youtsey Drawing
toa Close.
tEy Associated Press.)

CfEoRts sEToWN. KY. October B.-The
Youtzey trial IS drawing rapidly 70 a close.
All the testimony Is in. the instructions
nave been given the jury and the speeches
are being made A verdict is expected
by tomorrow afternoon.
There is 40 improvement in foussey
condition, though he is noe any worse to-
day Now and then the pi,roSysn,s return
ard for an hour afterwards he is much
worse. but is still &aIe to rally, showing
remarkable vitality.
Opinion here as TO the verdict Is divided,
some thinking it will 70 guilty. while
others believe in acquittttl Or q hung
jury.
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Vice Consul RaSsdalc Dead.
fpr Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, October 1S-The State
Department has received report from
the Consul at Nagasald of the death at
that place on September 18th, OF Is. w.
Ragsdale. vice-consul and marshal OF the
consular court at Tien Tsin, China.
Mr. Ragsdale was a resident OF Santa
Rosa, Gala, and was appointed marshal IN
1888 and vice-consul III 1900
He had gone from Tien Tsin TO NaSasakl,
in July lor the benefit Of his health
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purc,y Formal Nscssa@c.


(Ry .is.ociatcd Fressi
WASHINGTON, October 7s--sccrete7y
}5a@ said today that the reo.y to tis=
message of China, thanking the President
for the attitude of the United States, and
expressing hope Of a speedy settlement.
has been dispatched. It was purely formal
in character: it thanked the Emperor for
his expressions and joined in the hope Of
a speedy and satisfactory peace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-19
Order of White Eagle.

(By ASSUcIdItu ITtSS.J
BERLIN, Oct. 1S.-A special edition of
RsichsanZeiger announces that En-
peror William will confer upon Prsnce
Won Hohenlohe the order of the Black
Eagle and Will present 10 the retiring
chancellor a magnificent set of diamonds.
Count Won Buelow. Il is announced. has
been appointed Chancellor President of
the Prussian Ministry and Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
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TO OPEN REGULATIONS.
NJ. Dalcasse End-avoring TO Expedite
Niattcrs.
(By Associated Prcss.)

PARIS. October 1s.-hussia Austria,
Germany and Great Britain having al
ready replied ani-mativeiy to NJ. DelcasSe's
note. he is notifying the Powers OF TIE
acceptance of the first note and is asking
each of them 10 instruct their ministers
TO Pekin To begin peace negotiations fa-
yorable replies are expected from all.
NJ Pichon. the French Minister al Pekln,
therefore. has been instructed to place
himself in touch with the Ambassadors
and Chinese enissar.as for Inc purpose
of opening negotiations ct The earliest
moment.
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Reopenins Of rcortcs Postponed.
(Dy .sssocia,ed l,rnss !,

MADRID, October 1S.-The Cabinet has
decided 10 postpone the reopening of the
Cer.es until November a3,h, on account OF
the Hispano-American Congress. which
meets November 18th and lasts until No
yember 10th, The Spanish Goverpn3snt
will take an active part in the Congress.
and an exceptional welcome viii ip. rs.,-en
TO the official delegates from the South
American Republics.
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Rc-iaIcctcd President.
{By Associated Press

ATLANTA. GA. October 1S.-George C.
Smith was reelected president and gem
eral manager Of the Atlanta and West
Point Railway at a meeting Of the stock
holders to-day. Major j. F. Hanson, of
Macon was elected a director to succeed
the late H. NJ. Conner. The other mem
bers OF the old board were reelected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-19
DISCUSSED IMPERIALISM.
Candidate Stevenson Spoke in New
York State.
1Er. AssacIatcd rrcss. J

(Ey. Associated Prcss.J
LoWvILLE. n. Y. October ls-aa,at "a
e. Stevenson and Congressman John VI.
Quinn, of New York. arrived here 'o-ii.shs
rom Watertown. AT the Opera House
they were greeted by one thousand per,
sons. there being a liberal spfihRllhss oA
ladies in the audience. .,.,
denounced the Filipino war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-19
WEATHER. FORECAST

,yr,reenst for FRIDAY ard Saturday.
Virginia and North Caroiina-Falr Erie
,,.y and saturday fresh westerly win =
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THE DIAMOND NECKLACE.
part of Jewels Bought hy Defau'ter
schreiscr Arc Secured.
I,raSs \

NEW YORK. Oet. fS-Judse GiifooiS,
~ 49, he was in possession OF the dia-
naond necklace given to Mrs. Hart by
william schreiber. The defaulting clerk
=rba levels were obtained through legal
nroeestlings. about which Judge Giihooiy
Is reticsnt-
He declined TO say where taey had been
secured. butt was learned taat tnesa
part of the lot put up as security for
a loan with New York jeweler.
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MR. SHERMAN WEAKER.
He Is Partially Unconscious Much Of
he Time
81 Asseelntca Press \

WASHINGTON, October Is.-There was
no material change in ex-senator Sher-
mans condition tonight. except thar he
showed signs of Increasing Weakness. Tbe
patient is partially unconscious much Of
the time. rallyins aai Frightening at in
ie,-yalS
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Germans Withdrawing.

(By Associated PresS.)
SHANGHAI. october 1S--The Germans
are Withdrawing their troops stationed
here and a transport is expected to-mor
rhw
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RANGE or TnEIs,Moa,ErIs,.

The thermometer ranged as follows at
Tic Times office yesterday: q 4. ", :sss;; IL
~. ss. 3 p. a.. 30. c L. Al. 20 P. AZ. 60:
81 midnight, 81. Average temperature,
81 %.