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The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Oflicl

Glcnwood Springs, Colo, Aug. Is, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of congress of june 3,
1878 entitled IAN act for the sale of timber lands
in the States Of California, Oregon. Nevada and
Washington Territory" as extended to all tho
Public Land States by act of August t. 1892,
George 4. Pleasants of Redstone. county of
Pitkin, state of Colorado, has this day filed in
this office his sworn statement No u. for the
purchase of the wiz swii; swt nwl, sec 20 in
township no 10 $. s. W 9Th p m, aud Will offer
valuable for its timber stone than for ayri-
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Receiver of
this office ae Glenwood Springs, Colo. on Satur-
day, the Srd day of November, 1900, at 10 O'Clock
4 m.
He names as witnesses: Paul Blount of Dem
yer, Colo; Thomas NJ Gibb OF Redstone, Colo; 4;
Cleveland o, Moss of Golden, Colo; John c.
Cornell of Redstone. Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-dcscribed Lands are requested TO file their
claims in this office on or before said 3rd day of
November, 1900 j. f. SQUIRE, Register.
First pub Aug 2i-last Oct &c. 1900
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Mr.. Holmes of the Avalanche, jump
ed upon THE TINES man because he
was spectator at the recent republic
an convention in that town and ac-
cuses him of assisting Judge Rucker,
under the instructions of the Fuel Co.
Holmes is talking through his hat, as
usual, but as friend of Judge Rucker
we are highly pleased at his nomina-
tion by the republicans.
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1875.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Off
Glenwood Springs, Colo, Sept I, 1900.
To William II. Melton, claimant under p. D. s.

To William II. Melton, claimant under p D. S.
No 1851, and to whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of congress of June 3,
1878 entitled IAN act for the sale of timber lands
in tho States Of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" as extended 10 all the
Public Land States by act of August :, 1892,
Benjamin L. Davis OF Piacita, county of Pitkin,
state Of Colorado, has this day filed in this office
his sworn statement No 4S, for the purchase Of
50 sell and nw'4 seN of section no q in town
shiD. no i s8 W 9th p IN, aud will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more valuable
for It's timber Or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and 70 establish his claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver of this office
At ,6ienwood Springs, Colo. on Saturday, the
17tli day Of November. 1900. Mt 10 o'clock Il. m.
He names as Witnesses Paul Blrunt of Den
yer, Colo: john Evans Of Placita. Colo. Phillip
II, Smith Of PlacIta, Colo; James Morgan Of
Placita, Colo,
Any end all persans claiming adversely the
above-1escrIbed lands are requested TO file their
claims in this Office on or before said 18th day
November, 1870. j +. SQUIRE. Register.
First prD Sept if-Iast Nov i6. 1900.
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men,.

The dirty fight carried on against
Judge Stevens OF this district by the
Gerry faction is disgrace to any
decent community as it is an attempt
to trample with the judiciary. Cripple
Creek money is behind the fight against
Mr.. S. on account of his action in
certian divorce case in which mil
ionaire mine owner was interested.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

The Denver Times the other day
contained short, but concise, send
off of the marble beds of this district.
Such remarks always result beneficial.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

At the Democratic county convention
held at Gunnison last week, Charles
T. Rawalt was nominated for repre-
sentative and j. H. Collins for county
commissioner. Both are excellent
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

The populists OF this county are talk
ing of putting straight ticket in the
field, and have meeting at Gunnison
to-day.
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I'VE are not responsible for the statements
nor sentiments advanced by correspondents
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1900
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-09-28

Entered at the Postoifice at Marble, Colorado.
as second-class mail matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
MARTHLR's LIsT.
Deaths in the Philippines from va
riOus Causes,

Washington, October s.-The war de-
partment has received the following
casualty list:
Adjutant General, Washington.
Manila, October 2,-F'ollowing deaths
have occurred since last report:
Dysentey- Sep cmber %, company g,
Fourth infantry, Bernard smith; company
u. battalion of eng neers, United Stite5
army. Michael Il, Corcoran; company c.,
Thirty ninth volunteer infantry, George
a, Wallace September 20. company h,
/ Twenty fourth infantry, Leno A. Seller;
company NJ. Thittielh volunteer infantry,
| William w. Ruesm1n, September 25 COM
pany d. Thirty-nn,h volunteer infantry,
| Charlie Quick; company Il. Th riieth vol
unteer infantry Norton England septsm
Der II, company l, Forty-seventh volun-
teer infantry. Milo jackson; September q.
company Il, ThIrtieth volunteer infantry.
Thomas Y, Hamilton, company NJ Talty-
eighth volunteer Infantry Joseph 5. AS
berry; September %. troop d, Fourth clv-
airy, Thomas L. Daft; September 60, co m
pany A, Thirty-nlnth volunteer iafant,y.
Charles S. Beach; September 25, company
x, Th!rty-htth volunteer u'antry. John
Eastman
Killed by comrades September II, t,o,r
d. Eleventh volunteer cavalry. John I
Meade.
Died from wounds received In act on
August IS, company VI. For'y-seventh yo,.
lunteer infantry, George Kennedy
Typhoid feyer-August %. coEp-ny +
Forty-hfth volunteer infantry, Charles f
Hawkins. September is, company G.
Twenty sixth yoluntocr infsnir Geo.g,
Lyons; septelh o. comppry y Thrift
voluniscs infantry sydney II 81
Enter lis sep'emSer 2s. com any o
J Thirty-ninth volunteer infAntry. Benlam
schupp September q, conranT A. SIX
! teerih infantry First Sergeant Josepl
Farrell August 30. company +. Thirty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
COAL MINERS REMAIN FIRM
PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE 10 PER
CENT CONCESSION.
President Mitchell Says strike VIII
Not lie Declared on Until "i"
cr's Convention Does So

Hazletou. Pa, October S.--Althougn
most of the big companies have oheieu
mine workers 10 per cent net increase III
wages not a movement has yet been
made by any OF the strikers to"aro
resumption Of work. The way the meA
have thus far stood together without
showing any weakness in any part OF tue
ranks is considered remarkable by many
persons in this region. II is cIalAI5u "
some that as the strikers funds. gro"
smaller. their hope Will become laln1et
and they VIII then accept the ~ per
cent offered by the companies
Today President Mitchell was lhloFneu
OF the wide circulation OF a story 10 ths
effect that ne had reached an asreeiii1n
with the president OF the coal mining
and coal carrying roads and after ver-
bally denying the report. he Issued for
mai denial which said: Il wish TO re-
iterate what | said several days ago,
that there would be no settlement Oh
the strike until a convention OF the an
thracite miners Is held. You are iurtneI
requested TO pay no attention TO state
ments of this kind and to continue the
strike until such concessions are mads
by the operators as will Justify US III
Will pc regularly notified of the date and
place at which the convention will be
held John Mitchell,
president United Mine Workers OF
America"
The injunction in the above address.
to the miners to continue on strike
until such concessions are made by the
operators as will Justify them in callini
general convention Is regarded a.
rather significant and as an indication
that the struggle will not be a shor
one If the vast number Of idle men cal
be kept under control by their leaders.
One hundred strikers marched from
| Milnesville to Lattimer and about TWEEN
| ty-1ve tramped to Cranberry from Crys-
| tai Ridge for the purpose OF inducing
! mine workers at those places to quit
but they met with little success.
The question of relief Is now receivin
serious consideration by the United Min
workers officials. A secret conference
! was held tonight by the officials OF tn
! United Nine workers. At its conclusion
| President Mitchell said the meeting wa
held for the purpose OF canvassing the
entire situation. 1t was found. he said
that only about 5000 mine workers out d
$4,000 were still at work.
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Local.

Heirs In Denmark OF Mrs. Mary Meyer
lay claim to her Houston property.
List of patients being cared for at the
Auditorium.
Relief work by tho Harris county com.
mitlec and the supply depots conducted
by the ladies. Masons close their active
work. Odd Fellows reiegate work to 10
cal committee. Funds being raised by
plumbers, clerks. jewelers., etc.
The Mendowbrook cotton mill property
will be converted into rice field.
The registration yesterday reached only
2iO.
A committee to select bowling team
from the Turner'S.
An important meeting this afternoon of
the Houston deep water committee.
Th. local republicans will meet October
to plan for putting out a county ticket
Light Guard Individual drill and hop.
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AGREE TO ARBITRATE.
Philadelphia md Reading Company
Makes COncessions

Shenandoah, Pa, October THE fol-
lowing notices were nnsted here and
throughout THIS region this afternoon by
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron company.
'Pettsville, Pa, October 3.---This COM
peny makes the following announcement
to its mine operatives: Il will adjust its
rate of wages so as to pay it's mine en-
ployes on and after October /, 1900 a
net increase OF 10 per cent on the wages
heretofore received and Will take UP with
Its mine employees any grievance which
they may have, r. G. Luther,
General superintendent"
Fellow Workmen Pay NJ attend n
whatever to these notices. Wait until
YOU hear from the convention.
&C. S. Potter"
Mr.. Potter is local organizer and
leade..
The Reading company's new offer Diff
fers from the one adopted on Saturday
and posted on Monday In that 1t detin-
ttey makes the offer of 10 per cent
advance in wages and agrees specifically
to arbitration.
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ness in its character. but ,s,,s q hui.
Germs the vital issue OF hs,i. sn \ ca.
finitely worse. 'n y b..
This touches jon, IL you are u. !, !. (.
WOMEN who have felt inclined IL ! !. -
advantage OF DR.. Pierce's Offer "a = nks
sultation by letter, fse W.. eou.
studied the evidence which 81 ~ 1a'e
other women have been cpr.J nov
cannot doubt but that DR. p;s. im
vorite Prescription does cure A.. 6
peculiar to women; irreguiaritv , ~.
atoms, lnfiammations, bearing NV
pains. You cannot doubt il beccsn VIZ |,
the force of the testimony 81 h rsss. 2
OF thousands of weak wonsr ~
strong, and sick women made -, naas :
you mean to write-to-rnorrow 80 aaa
Write to day. Your letter viii 1.
read in private, its contents guards \
a sacred confidence, and an 49,.
promptly mailed you in a plain ,n rriss.
without any printing upoi, h Idds!,.
DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, NY ''s'
% When wrote you about nv a,,....
living in Richland, Iowa" writes Wrs n ~ ~
tine, OF 81 South Liberty Street (,aleshr.. W -
look SIX bottles Of DR.. Pierce's Fayorii, ~ ~
cry and four walls of Dr. Picrce's pisss.u, 81
lets. BEFORE I had taken four botil.. y 4, n.
Fayorite Prescription was a new wc,r ~ "
cannot make pen describe nv heartfsii -;
tude, but will confirm the truth Of All y. z, ~
those who write inclose stamped env,Ioos y
reply" A'pe W
DIR. Pierce's Pellets are natural ia
to beauty. They clear the complexion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS
A Total Of 256 Members Of Parliament
Have Been Elected.
INTEREST IN THE WESTMINSTER CONTEST
Burdett-Coutt's Action In the South
African Hospital Episode He
ing Used Against Him.

London, October 3--iUp to 3 o'clock the
elected is 256, divided practically as fol-
lows:
Conservatives 161 unionists 30, liberals
3d. nationalists 81.
Todays unopposed returns include Will
liam wither Branston Beach, ccnserva-
tive, Andover division of Hampshire,
known as the father OF the house of com
nous He has represented Andover since
1857. Also among the elected without op-
position today are Joseph Austen Cham
berlain, eldest son of Joseph Chamberlain,
east division OF Worcest ershre, LIBERAL
unionist, and John Dillon, the former
chairman of the Irish party from East
Mayo.
There is considerable interest in today
contest in Westminster where William u,
Ashmead Barelett- Burdett Coutts is a
candidate, and in the polling at New
Castle, where Captain Lambe ton of the
British cruiser Powerful is contesting thai
seat with a ministerial candidate. The
contest at Westminster is furious because
II Ia between conservative II. II. NJ. Smith
opposing the sitting member on the ground
that his action in the South African hos
pital question tended to embarrass the
government. The official conservative rs
ISOLATION, however, is supporting Mr.. Bur
dett-Coutte. The result of the election In
the Martyr Tfiville district of Wales (twc
members) was as follows: David A
Thomas, liberal, S59s; James Kerr Hardie
labor, 5745; William Pritchard Morgan
liberal, iO0i. The labor party thus gains
a scat from the liberals by the de<rat o.
Mr.. Morgan. The latter is we'll known II
the United States in connection with min
ing affairs In China and elsewhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
BANKRUPTCY CASES.
A Large Number Were Disposed oil
at Fort Worth.

Large Number Were Disposed or
at Fort Worth.
Fort Worth Texas, October Bank
rupt cases disposed Of:
Discharges. Dallas Observation-Disclosures
Cain, Corslcana; James e. Lett, Dallas;
F. S. Price, Waxahacbie; Michael salo-
way, Bowie; j. C. Bryant. Montague coun-
ty; G. L. Durham, Cleburne; Thomas
Field. Dallas; I. Lberstein, Greenville; y.
j. Corley. Oak Cliff Thomas r. Hood,
Barry; d. c. Moore, Rockwell; w. A..
Sewell, Palmer; H. r. Walker, Terrell;
Ed. Kyser, Roekwall N. Edelstein. Cor
sicana; William Tucker, Rockwell; S. j.
Criss, Gainesville; Herman Calm Waxa-
hachiei Frank Simpson. Terrell; W. A.
Smith, Dallas; Sam NJ. johnson, Green
vile; B. f. Walcott, Foreston; George
7. Crump, Venus: B. H. Dunbar, Waxa-
hachie; William T. Wells. Dallas: j. d.
A. Harris, Dallas; George Baron, Dsl.as;
Isaac Baron, Dallas; Frank II. Jinks, Dali
Las.
Fort Worth Distrlct-D. 1. Hardin. Co.
manche A. Z. Jacobs, Clay county; S. L.
Harris, Hardeman county; w. B. Austin,
Parker county; A. T. swart. Tarrant
county; Il. G. Leonard. Wise county;
Charles 3, Grade, Fort Worth
Waco District-c. C. Hughes NJ. E.
Rice. Hillsboro; Charles ireen. Mcxia;
Bernard NJ. Goodman. lott: I'd Nicholson
Marlin; $. samuels. Marlin; Henry w
Magee, Waco; Thomas H. Wastel err,
VERIFY; William ]. Powers, Farrar; An
tonic Mellazzo, McLennan county, John
! l.. Garwood, Bremond.
Abilene Distrlct-John A. Pratt Abb
Iene Vaughan & Co.. Baird; william
larry and Jane larry, bilene
san Angelo District. C. Dunn and P,
p. RAeynolds, Coleman.
Two applications We're referred hack to
the referee in bankruptcy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
NEW CABINET NOT FORMED.

Rumored that Revolution Has
Been FomenteG.
Lima, Peru. October 8, via Laredo juno
tion.--Up to the present time no new
cabinet has been formed to replace that OF
Senior zogarra, just resigned.
Rumors are current that Seniors Durand
and PARA have fomented a revolution al
Huanaci. The reports, however. are not
given credence, as 1t is asserted tina
Durand Is now in Lima. and PARA, who
has Just organized an independent mining
syndicate, would not be apt to head a rev.
olut!onary movement The population Ii
greatly excited over the destruction il
August last of the celebrated convent %
Ocopa, which is believed to have been the
result OF incendiarsm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
PoLITTCAL.

The National Association OF Democratic
Clubs is in session at Indianapolis: an inn
mense parade was had.
The State democratic ticket was elected
in Georgia by an estimated majority of
$4,000
Mr.. Bryan had comparatively easy
day.
Senator Wellington and Ex-Governor
Hogg spoke at Lincoln, Neb.
Governor Roosevelt said in speech that
the democrats have been ''crticislng
wrohg" for forty years.
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eighth volunteer infantry, Corporal Will
liam Bousey; August %, company e, This.
ty-eishth volunteer infantry, Henry S.
Rods
Malaral fever--August p, company D,
Ihllty-seventh volunteer infantry, Charles
r. Dye; September 2l, troop L, Eleven Ii
volunteer cavalry, Sergeant Patrick Burke.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10. company L.,
sixteenth infantry. Theodore B. Basford.
September Q, company A,
Nineteenth infantry, Otto ]. Peters.
Tuberculosis-se 81. company NJ,
sixteenth infantry, George S. Philips.
Atophy liyer-Septembcr "a. troop f,
Third cavalry. James j. Walsh,
Heart September 90 company
L, Fourth infantry Harry b. Murvin.
Drowned september q, troop |, Third
cavalry, William A. Clarke.
Macarthur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
Deaths in Cubu.

Washington, October S,--General Wool
cables from Cuba the following report OF
deaths:
Adiutant General, Washington.
Havana, October death report 91th
70 SVth; Columbia barracks-Twenty third,
Major George S. Cartwright, quartermas-
ter United States volunteers; e5th. A. A.
Surgeon. Jose W. Lazear: ODD. John
TaegeT, private company II Seventh cav
airy, sept'caemia; 2Sth. William S. Park.
private company, Seventh cavalry, acute
catarrhal dysentery.
Las Animas hospital--Twenty- second
A. r. kilhourne. private company o. SEE.
oha artillery; cath. Robert l., Thum. pri.
vate company Q, Second artillery; all yell
low fever, except those otherwise stated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
NEW youIl NOMINATIONS.
Congressional Candidates Named In
New York County.

congregational Candidates Named in
New York County.
New York. October DENOMINATIONS for
congress were made by democrats tonight
in all the districts In New York county
The result follows:
seventh district, Nicholas Muller re-
nominated; Eighth district. T. J. Crea.
mer. now an assistant corporation coun-
sell; Ninth district. Henry VI. Goldfort.
to succeed Congressman 7. j. Bradley;
Tenth district, Amos Cummings renomi-
mated; Eleventh district. William Sulzer
renominated; Twelfth district. o. II. P.
Belmont. to succeed Jefferson NJ. Levy;
Fourteenth district. John sprunthill. "a
succeed William Aston Chandler; FIJI
teenth district. jacob Rupert. Jr.. re-
nominated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

Woman under arrest at Taylor charged
with killing S. A. Gamble.
Colorado and Brazos rivers are still
high. but no further damage is appre-
hepded.
The Lamar county district court granted
forty-two divorces in one day.
Round bale gin and considerable cotton
was burned at Milford,
The Denlson cotton mill has been in
creased 90 per cent in capacity.
Robert Smith is to be again tried for
murder in Grayson county.
John Moore killed Dick Richardson at
Dcsdemona.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton is up few points
Wheat closed Fsdn&c higher. corn un>
changed oats lie up. and provisions high
err for all classes OF hog produc,s
There was bucyant rise IN The stock
market. which closed at the highest level
OF the day.
Tho sugar market is demoralized.
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shanghai-Kuan have been instructed 70
capitulate. a,
General Chaffee and the commander 81
the Ruesian troops have formally notihel
FIELD Marshal Count Won Waldersee o. tns
withdrawal OF the American ana RUSSIAN
troops respectively -, nroc.ed
The United States marines VIII proceeu
TO CayIte. The movement OF American
troops will begin in ten days a..
The British continue sendins lroops
Pckin. , - a.,
exnedition in force against Pao Ting Fu'
The troops will probably leave IN Tort
night and columns from Pekln vii cop.
crate with the expedition. Resistance y
expected, as the Boxers are there IN large
,,ifmhers
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vILLALoBos NOT LOST.
KempT Says No Truth In unfavor>
able Reports.


Washington October "a dispatch
from General Macarthur last week an
nounclng the disaster sustained by Cap
tain Shields on the island Of Marlnduque
left in DOUBT the fate OF the gunboat VII
lalobos, which had conveyed the troops
70 Torrljas, In consequence the navy de-
partment has been receiving number OF
kilograms and letters from friends and
relatives of the crew of the boat asking
for information as to the affair. A cable
gram was sent 10 Rear Admiral kempn
At Cayite asking for news and the follow
ing response has been received
Secretary Navy. Washington.
Csvite, p. October S.--No truth In
any unfAyorable reports concerning Villa-
lobou or her crew. Manila papers, sep
temher 2S, published false reports.
Kempff
ehe Villalobos Is the American gunboai
recently reported lost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
Denia1 from RooseyeIt.

chadron. Neb., October s.Governor
Roosevelt addressed large gathering
here to-day. In the course OF his speech
he vigorously denied that he hal said n
the Auditorium al Chicago after the pull
man strike that amy man who engages In
strike or any man who goes where y
strike is on, should be shot"
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Mr. smith Is Mad.
Especial to The Post.l

Washington. October 3.--Postmaster
General Charles Emory Smith, editor,
orator and statesman. has returned from
Indiana madden than wet hen. The re-
publican state committee assigned him
to speak In the city OF Mount Vernon,
Ind, county seat OF Posey county. whore
nearly every san is rockrlbbed demo-
crat. The distinguished cabinet official
met with the chillest kind OF frost and
all his brilliant periods were wasted He
declares he viii not return TO Indiana
again ana has also said privately that he
doesn't believe II is OF any use anyhow
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ternoon, having on board the captain ~
thirteen of the crew of the ship Ellefsls,
which was abandoned at sea. dlsmas'',,
and waterlogged. The steamer Is,s ia
the men on September ~ aitei ~, =,
been buffeted about by feariui s'a' v
ten DAYS. !. c.c,,i
The master of the Ellerslee Is vip ~.
Lleyeliyn Cook. One member q ~ Nv. NJ,
was lost overheard The Eilersles ~, = \,
from Pascagoula. Miss. on Auguss = w. Y.
Liverpool. She was three-mas'eu W
en- ship of 1916 tons.
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coEec Trade rhrentencd.

Bombay, October S.-The Indian coffes
trade with France is threatened with ex-
tinction by the new French duty on CO.
ionlal products. India annually exports
100000 pounds of coffee to France, and
IL it has to pay twice the duty levied on
Brazilian coffee this business, 1t is assert
ed, will be ruined
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ORDER REVOKED.
Americans VIII Not Participate in
Shanghai kuan Expedition.

Tieu Tsin, Sunday. September 30; via
Tsku. September 80, snd shanghai. oc-
tober s,-The American forces will not
participate in the shanghai-Kuan expedi-
ti-r, The order sending detachment of
United states marines with the allied
forl has been revoked The allies do
no cect nay opposition, as they have
dyised that the authorities Of