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Orleans district Of the German Methodist
church
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trop Yesterday and Is a guest OF her sister
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disturbances are fewer and some old ones
have been settled IN. but the practical tie-up
at Chicago is still unbroken.
AT st. Louis all kinds of business has been
hurt by the strike OF street railway EN-
ployes and uncertainty at other cities, mar
ticularly in the building trades. has had an
unsettling effect on lumber.
Wheat Cncuding -four shipments for the
week aggregate 7,014,222 bushels, against
2. 2O2, 100 for the same week of 1895 Since
July /, this season, the exports OF wheat ag-
grcgato 17i,6S4 ,a2S, against 205, 21O,99O bushels
last year
Corn exports for the week aggregate 3,Si7,
90 bushels. against 2,75S,4l4 bushels in this
week year ago. Since July this season
corn exports aggregate ISL ,1s9, 2O9 bushels.
against lAS,032,22l bushels during the same
period a year aSo.
Business failures In the United States for
the week plumber 155, as compared with l6S
in this week a wear ago.
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Chronicles weather Report.

New York, May lS-Telegraphic advices
from the South to the Commercial and Finan-
cial Chronicle this evening Indicate thar the
weather has been more favorable as rule
during the week In general the precipita-
ton has been light and in some sections
there has been no rain, the temperature has
completed in many districts aud most of tho
Chronicles reports denote that the crop
where up Is now doing we'll In portions Of
The Atlantic and Gulf States, however. rain
is said o be needed to bring up the plant
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MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.
Bodies of ~ Man and Womnn VINO
HAD been shot Discovered.

Memphis. Tenn. MAY l9.At an early
hour this morning ~ urdayl the dead
bodies Of Henry Roi-nman OF Memphis
and Mrs Lilly Badakih wife Of newspa-
per man Of Forres. city, Ark, were found
In the woman's apartments on Jefferson
avenue. Reiclxnan had been shot three
zines. while the womans body received
one bullet. The affair is shrouded in
mystery. No weapon was found about
the premises, and it is believed TO be
case OF murder
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PARENTAL FORGIVENESS
Extended Young Couple Mhs
Made Romantic Marriage.

Chicago May 1s.-The Tribune says.
After eleven months Of weary waiting,
parental forgiveness has been extended 70
Young william W. Sloan. Jr., Of Buffalo,
who was married while a. Harvard 10
Miss Edwards Of Cambridge. Tho hance
OF Young Mr., Boeck Of ST. Louis, on the
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Kroonstad, Friday. May :S.-General
Hutton with his mounted infantry today
made a dash upon Bothayille and cap
tured three commandants and nineteen
other prisoners. mostly "zarps- The ma
chine gun section, compounded by a. I.
I,umney. has arrived here.
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Cook STOVES
CHEAP.
C. L. & THEO. BERING,
MAIN AND CAPITOL.
BELLE MEADE CREAMERY

day after the wedding of the latter two
was 10 have taken place in a Cambridge
church. No time was lost In accepting
the parental prefer OF the olive branch
and tonight the young man, his bride oil
22 and the uncle left over the Lake Shore
for Bnnalo.
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foreign country or territory FOR trial under
the laws recognized and in force In the
place where ouch crime was committed"
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Rheumatism. more painful in his ell
mate than any other affection. cured by
preseription No. 1851 by Elmer g. Amend.
z. r. Schmidt, Houston. Texas sole agent.
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DuN,s TRADE REVIEW.
Compared With "a Year Ago business
ShnxYs II Mnrked Decline.

New York, May 1S.-R. G.. Dun Co. S
weekly review OF trade tomorrow VIII sag
Business Is not what it was a year ago
but men do not agree in defining the al
ference. The working force, then increasing
fast is now decreasing. Works are stopping
to relieve excessive output IN manufactures
of paper, cotton, WOOL leather ana some
forms OF steel, while prices are suddenly
reduced for the same purpose in lead, W-re
and nails. What seems TO some merely
spring dullness', 81 hers think the begin
ming Of the reaoIse u The remedy for ono
difficulty does not help the other and there
is more need than usual for close attention
TO the meaning OF events
In the place of the Wild speculation IN &C.
cur,ties which swellod the exchanges year
ago there has come such liquidation that ~
per cent OF the industrial stocks nave ioi1
this week AT prices averaging Ssjlo pei
share though the same stocks sold i'll April
last year for sg9.66 per share and twenty
common stocks have sold this week Tor SJs,4
which last year sold at Sfb.Ss, douple inc
price Yet many of these companies have
earned and pad good dividends and all have
enjoyed year OF extraordinary business; 1ul
some lines have been hlnderea oy ene noin-
ton inc closing OF works by the steer
and Wire company followed by me relue-
ton Of $50 per ton IN prices OF lts produV's
the clos ng of many paper mills because OF
overproduction; the sudden reduction OF ~
cents per 100 pounds In lead from the pit'ee
to which it was raised late IN December mo
report that TN plate works may De chosen d
while for similar reasons. create reeilns
that some business no longer has the guard
ing and guiding influences of prices and IS
working quickly TO the demand TOT CONSUME
ton But progress toward healthy ADJUST
mtnt has been rapid within the last week.
Cotton has broken in price and may y eI
go lower as the time comes Tor new crop
nyosnects TO have weight, but the decline OF
x to x IN brown sheetings and drills mas
been largely due TO opportunities 10 the ex-
Iaree sales for China have been effected.
said 10 cover Is. 900 bales, and for the hrst
I tine since August the American OUTLOOK III
I that direction IS cheering a..
Failures for the week have been III in the
! limited States against l47 last year and "
/ In Canada against II last year.
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|Kiam's Saturday Bargains


". Linen Crash Pants, well
s,ds and perfect tlttlng' al, sizes
a,ui 100 value; Gar
saa l---Men's Gray Mixed Cas-
y 's,.re Pants, we'll put together, all
'Stsss, regular $50 value; 4 I'm
y y ita-Men's All Wool Duchess
~ ossts' sold under guarantee, as
r I,,.sd colors, regular $50 value;
s n sale prise "a
/ W Sios-Men's Fine Worsted
4 o. colors blue and black, hair
T. s stripes, we'll made and perfect
s rI's' special sale price &.C0
Bows Wash Suits.
\ rbildreil's Wash Sailor Suits, made
4 ( crashes and fancy Galaieas,
K ,.r,,lar 7sc, csc and 100 values;
\ yscial sale price paAsa
A onIy ..... 10y ~ W
Wy Sizes to s.
4 rbiliren's Wash Sailor Suits, made
\ 4 fine woven Galateas and fancy
md plain linen Crashes, regular
\ $50 value; sEER
\ sale price -. ..''.. d n@S
- Sizes to 8.
\ Rows Double Breasted Wash Knee
\ Pants Suits, made of linen crash,
\ sizes 6 TO 10, regular 4 fAM
I 80 value; sale price, -. \ uSV
Summer Coats.
I Bows odd Bingham Goats, blue
\ striped patterns, sizes s to II, reg
ular zoe value; @0m
Suspenders.
\ Mems and Boys Roller End SuS-
\ renders, made strong and durable,
\ white and assorted colors, regular
\ nc value; sale price 4 M@
only ....--...'...'' VG
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rExAs POLITICAL NOTES

: 1gin. Texas. May l7.Icounty POI
.,mpaio, is warming up rapidly
5are = number OF candidates for each
sinner. Texas, May i6.-While
,,ttIe interes, was manifested in
comptroller's race at this piace' "
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Inty Primaries.

~ May ass,,, ls-7 instituted tssi
Z Thurmond for cong
4 ? ssy-nptroller, Curtis for RAJ
Z 9 Ser and C. NJ Thurmont
Q 7ative. -.-....
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Bank Clearipgs.

New York. May ls.-rhe followie. 81
complied by Bradstreet. shown SEc
ings at principal city Gee y Snt'
To-Day, with perez .. ~ ct OF
S %ssS ,ss, 9, ye som Is 80 asy will
New Yo5 80 sggs aESae Mill
&C. : : ssSSs esg5dns for the
- z. 80 E.S~ vert was here
&c y e 90 qtoday. His vic
% y 1T ~ insures him the
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-09-29
CRUSHED UNDER THE ENGINE.
A locomotives Derailment Wrecks
Two Trains-Enginer and
Fireman Killed.

Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. ga peculiar
railroad accident in which two lives
were lost occurred here, yesterday af-
ternoon, o. the Chicago, Peoria e. St.
Louis and the Chicago & Alton paral-
lei tracks running to the state fair
grounds. Two passenger trains were
running side by side on the two tracks
at a high rate of speed when the Chi
cago, Peoria & ST. Louis locomotive
left the tracks, turned over and
crashed into the Chicago & Alton en-
CINE. Engineer John Ryan and Fire
man Jerry Hall, of the Chicago. Pc
oria & st. Louis crew, were crushed to
death under their engine. Both lived
in Springfield. Brakeman A. j. Mack
jumped from the Chicago, Peoria &
st. Louis train, and was badly bruised.
Both engines were wrecked and sever.
al coaches were damaged. There
we're but few passengers on the
trains, and all escaped serious injury.
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a FRIGETFUL ExpL0sIoE.
Engineer and Fireman Killed, the
Latter Living Long Enough to
Recognise His Wife.

Marion, ILL.,, Sept. ga disastrous
boiler explosion occurred on the Chi
cago & Eastern Illinois railroad yes
terday, at johnson City, five miles
north of Marion. One of the COM
pany's heavy freight engines. draw
ing a heavy train, exploded just after
passing the station. Engineer A. F.
Padgett, of Chicago, and Fireman
Hardin Rains, of West Frankfort,
we're killed. The boiler was blown 70
or so feet forward and above the tele-
graph wire to the edge of the right
of-way. Engineer Padgett was blown
about eighty feet high, passing above
the telegraph poles, and falling sever
al feet beyond the right-of-way. His
neck and arms were broken.
Fireman Rains was blown back into
where he was found with both arms
and legs broken. From his chin down
the body was so badly scalded that
the skin slipped off in handling him.
Notwithstanding his fearful condition
he survived about an hour. the last
half of that time conscious. His wife,
a few miles away, was sent for, reach
ing him a short time before death. He
recognized her and passed away.
The force of the explosion threw
scraps of iron a quarter of a mile
away.
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UNABLE TO MAKE A VERDICT,
The Jury In the Howard Case Hope.
lessly Hung Up-Sent Back
to Try Again.

Frankfort, KY, Sept. 26.-The jury
in the Howard ase reported at 5:13
o'clock, yesterday afternoon, that the
jurors had been unable to make a YER.
dict. The jury took the case at 2:3O,
and nearly three hours were spent in
the jury room in an effort to reach an
agreement. A hung jury has been
generally predicted.
Judge CantriIl did not discharge the
jury and it will report again at nine
o'clock to-day.
The argument of the East before
the jury was concluded yesterday
morning by Acting Commonwealth 8
Attorney Ben Williams. He presented
the evidence against Howard, and
while there was no effort at oratory.
his argument was conceded to be d
strong effort. 1t is generally believed
the jury is hopelessly hung up and
that a verdict will not be found, as 1t
is supposed the jurors are divided on
the question as to Towards guilt or
innocence, and not as to the degree of
punishment.
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Mox.l Can be-.

That was a remarkable demonstration a
what a Mcgul can do, that occurred IN the
New York Central the other day, when en-.
CINE No. 948, one of the new Moeuls, hauled
out train Nc. II, the Southwestern Limited,
made up of two mail cars, five passenger
coaches and nine Wagner cars, sixteen cars
in all. The total weight of the train was
l,832,000 pounds, or ql6 tons, and the length
of the train, including the engine, was l,2l2
feet, or nearly a quarter of a mile. This
engine made the running time Of the train
between New York and Albany, l43 miles,
in three hours and fifteen minutes.
There is no railroad in the world which
has a better roadbed, more skillful engi-
neers, or better equipment, backed by loyal
men always alert for the safety of their pas
sengers, than the New York Central and
Hudson River railroad. What road can
match its corps of men, from President Cal
laway down the long line of employees, to
the humble and faithful trackmsn who
watch their sections of rail through the
long hours of the night and day, in order to
safeguard the lives Of the travellers on trains
whirling by their humble shanties, many Of
which nestle closely to the rails under their
glardianship.-Editorial from the Albany
Times-Union.
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WATERsP0UT AND TORNADO.
Four Persons Killed and Several In.
jured, and Much Property DAM
aged or Destroyed.

Des Moines, Ia. Sept. 26.-Four per-
sons were killed and several others
severely injured in a waterspout and
tornado at Ferguson last evening. The
Milwaukee agent and the telegraph
operator were badly hurt. The rail-
way station was badly wrecked, sever
al cars were blown from the tracks
and more or less damaged, and many
houses were destroyed. Wire con
nections with Ferguson are interrupt
ed and it is impossible to learn the
names of all those killed and injured.
a severe waterspout and wind and
rain are reported from the vicinity of
Redfield and Madrid, where the tracks
are washed out in many places. Towns
along the Great Western road also re-
port a hard wind and rain this side
of MarshalltOwn.
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HUNDRED LEADING CITIES.
Compilation Showing the One H1n.
dred Leading Cities of the
Country With Thor Rank.

Chicago, Sept. 26.-The-Times-Her-
aid Washington correspondent fur
nishes the following:
The census of 1900 now shows which
are the 100 leading cities of the Unit
ed States. Appended is the list, with
their relative rank. All the figures
are official save that the population
Of Memphis and Troy have not yet
been announced.
The 100 chief cities of the United
States contain 1851, $50 inhabitants,
against 13,326,349 in 1890. The in
crease is 4,2s5.171, or 32.l7 per cent.
If the entire country had grown at
the same rate as the 100 chief cities
the population of the United States
would now be So. 761. 1872. As a matter
of fact it is unofficially estimated,
from census returns already in hand,
at 1900, 900. In 1890 the 100 chief cities
contained 21.2S per cent. of the popu-
lation of the country. Now, assum-
ing the whole population to be 10000
900, they contain 23.17 per cent.
The Premier One Hundred.
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ORDERS TO GEN. CHAFFEE.
de Will Remain in Pekin at The
Head Of the American Force.

de VIII Remain in Pekin at the
Head of the American Force.
Washington, Sept. 26.-The follow.
ing statement is posted at the wal
department:
THE instructions of the secretary
OF war were cabled to Gen. Chaffee to-
day that pending negotiation for set.
Element, a legation guard OF
a regiment of infantry, four
troops of cavalry and a light
battery, under the command 81
/ Gen. Chaffee, will remain in Pekin
for protection of III minister and
American interests, and that the re-
mainder of Gen. Chaffee's force, along
with staff officers not required, stores
and material will be sent to Gen.
| Macarthur at Manila"
AS legation guards the United
States troops will rot come under
command of Count Won Waldersee.
1t is estimated that about a week
will be required to bring the $500 so..
tiers away from Pekin. but as the
start can not be made Immediately it
will be at least the first week in Oc-
tober that the OVEN can be com.
leted.
1t is stated at the quartermastcr's
department that there are enough
transports available to bring off the
force which will come put OF China
Three or four vessels will be at Taku
by the time the troops are ready to
move. Besides the transports for the
men a number of animal ships will
AXE away the horses and mules that
will not be needed in China.
Gen. Chaffee is authorized to take
from the shiDs now at Taku such
stores as will be needed to last him
all winter.
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Gov. Rooasvett's Busy DAY.

Denver, Col, Sept. 26.-Cnited Statea
Senators Wolcott and Lodge, a recep.
ton committee of prominent republic
cans of this city and hundreds of 9th.
err eXcursionists went out from Den.
yer on two special trains to welcome
Gov. Roosevelt to Colorado and &C.
company him on his tour around the
Born" from Greeley. The governor
Was scheduled to speak at Greeley,
Fort Collins, Loveland, Berthoud,
Iongmont, Niwot and Boulder, during
the day. and to make three speeches
in this city at night.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-09-29
||E CELESTIAL PUZZLE
The Directions to Minister Conger
Not Yet Sent by the State
Department.
GEN. cHAFfEE's ORDERS FORWARDED.
Russia and Japan Said to Have As
scented to ~Germany's Proposition
In Qualified FOrm-LOrd Sails
bury's Reply is Identical with
that of the United States.

Washington, Sept. 26.--The direc-
ton to Minister Conger to put him
self in relation with Ii Hung Chang
and Prince Ching has not yet gone
forward. The message practically has
been framed, but its form is subject
to the approval Of the president. In
view CT the talk in European capitals
of counter propositions 10 that made
by the United States relative to these
preliminaries, it begins TO appear
that the officials here were correct in
their first estimate of the time that
be required to mark the taking of the
next step in the Chinese matter.
Called mt the State Department.
Baron Sternberg, the German
charge, was an early caller at the
state department, but he had nothing
of interest to communicate upon the
department. Touching the latest C
port that Germany has it in mind to
advocate the creation of an inter-
national court for the trial of the
Chinese officials who are accused of
responsibility for the Pekin out.
RACES, it is pointed out here that so
far from this being an alternative
proposition to the original German
plan, it might be regarded rather as a
development of that proposition,
meeting one of the charges of vague
ness lodged in some quarters against
it.
Not Advised as to Russin's Answer.
The state department has not been
advised officially of the character of
the Russian answer to the German
proposition. 1t is gathered from the
Berlin dispatches that the Russian
note does not except to the foreign
ministers in Pekin indicating just
who were responsible parties. But it
is pointed out, ALSO. that the United
States note did not except specifically
to such an indication. Our objection
was to the broad proposition to re-
quire The delivery of the culprits
over to the allies in advance of the
beginning of negotiations; not to the
plan to have the minister indicate
them.
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RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
They Give Qualified Assent to Ger.
any Proposition,

Berlin. Sept. 26.-The foreign ofics
officials here say that Russia and ia.
pan haze formally answered the Ger
man note. particularly emphasizing
their agreement to the proposition tc
have the ministers designate the gull.
ty."
The correspondent finds that poli..
ical circles here are confident Grea,
Britain will not adopt the United
States position.
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couldn.t Face the M.sic.

st. Louis, Sept. 25.-Louis Joedecke,
under charges of systematically rob
bling the Deering Harvester Co., for
which ne was agent at Waterloo, ILL.,.
committed suicide, Sunday, by rowing
out to the middle of a small lake and
shooting himself.
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To BE Concise

"Young man." said the editor to the
budding journalist, who brought him a col
umn story which could have been told bet
ter in ten lines, when a man discovers his
house is ablaze he doesn't go to the window
and tell the passers-by that half an hour
ago what threatened to be a terrible confla-
grafton broke out in the upper story of the
palatial mansion occupied by Mr.. Jeremiah
Dickens He simply rushes to the front,
and shouts: FIRE. Be concise, young man."
st. Louis Republic.
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Best for the Bowels.

No matter what ais you, headache to
cancer, you will never get well until your
bowels are put right. Cascarets help nature,
cure you without a grippe or pain, produce
easy natural movements, cost you just 10
cents to start getting your health back.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the genuine, put
up in metal boxes, every tablet has G. c. e.
stamped on it. Beware of limitations.
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international Railway Congress

Paris, Sept. 25.-The international
Railway congress is in session here.
It b being attended by many of tho
leading railway officials of the
world. All the important railways Of
tie United States are represented.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-09-29
AGED Couple Instantly Killed.

Muncie, Ind, Sept. 26.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Driscoll, aged go and "a, re-
spectively. were instantly killed yes
terday~ afternoon by the fast Big fou.
express, west-bound, from New York
10 st. Louis. The accident happened
at the Grant street crossing, while
.he ole couple were driving across
the track coming to n city from
their country residence ut Inflow
Springs.