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Casualties.


Over a dozen people were injured by
an explosion on a pleasure yacht.
A dozen men lost their lives n
many Others were Injured In a fire at
Cleveland, Ohio.
Heavy gales off the Australian coast
during early July caused the loss OF
several vessels and the loss of a num-
Der of lives.
The plant of the c.. Turner Garbage
Crematory company in Chicago was de-
stroyed by fire. Fire Inspector Conway
will investigate the blaze. Firemen de-
clare the fire was not accidental and
1inted at incendiarism.
At Springfield, ILL.,, Mrs. Martha Bax-
ter. wife of Edward FaXter, and de-
partment commander Woman's Relief
corps, Illinois q. A. r., was terribly
bitten by a bull dog on the breast,
thigh and legs. Her case is serious.
Frederick A. Mollenhauer, f'fty-three
gears of age, head of a conservatory
Of music in Jersey City. N. J., a rela-
tive Of H. F. Mollenhauer, the Brook
lyn sugar re1iner, is dead from injuries
received III being knocked down by an
electric car.
The Gravilles spinning and weaving
factory on the Rue de Migroff and the
sawmill Of Devaux Fores on the Rue
de Ia Bedoliere, France, with a whole
block of buildings between have been
destroyed by fire. The damage is esti-
mated at 1000, 900 francs.
Assistant Postmaster John G. Pole
and his family, while attempting to
cross a mountain stream about six
miles from Lexington, Va, We're swept
down by the waters Of q cloudburst,
Ind his wife and three daughters, aged
one to eight years, drowned. MI. Pole
and a daughter about three years old
escaped.
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i OtherWtse. "
one-third of a, million-dollar estate
left by Simon Rice Of Scranton, Pa,
was beuueathed the Hebrew Union Col.
lege Of Cincinnati.
Daniel F. Sherman, a prominent fruit
preseryer Of Chicago, filed a petition IN
bankruptcy. scheduling liabilities OF
81. 115. 900; assets were placed at $1,000.
A labor strife over the cut down In
wages in the print cloth mills OF FAN
River, Mass, is pending. Already the
unions have voiced their intention TO
reeist the cut down. !
Superintendent of Schools Atkinson
of Manila is preparing a magnthcest
reception for the 600 American school
teachers who are expected to arrive
there in q few days from San Fran.
cisco. 9.t
Henry Flagler, tn multi-mllionaire
oil magnate, has secured a divorce un-
der the new Florida statute when pro.
yides that insanity Of four years
standing is sufficient ground for a dl'
vorce. &
San Francisco labor troubles appear
+o he no nearer a settlement. Business
men are working hard to bring the
employers and employees together. All
docks are heavily congested With
freight.
Judge Zachritz in the circuit court in.
st. Louis refused to grant an tn1unc-
ton restraining the Louisiana Purchase
company from using Forest Park as q
site for the worlds fair to be ned IN
st. Louis in 1908.
Justice German has appointed Q. Q:
Thomas, the treasurer Of h n
Carriage company, the receiver OF the
property Of that company in New :
state. The action followed the p
.pointment Ola receiver insNew Jersey.
An effort il being made to arrange
q cricket match between New York
teams and the Englishmen who Will
visit this country at the invitation OF
the Associated Cricket Clubs Of Phila-
delphia. The dates now set Tor ths
match are Sept. Is and rs.
Justice Mclean Of the New York s,l.
|preme court yesterday granted q de-
cree Of absolute divorce to Mrs. Helen
Potts Hall from Blaksley Hall. Mrs.
Hall is one OF the claimants to a por-
tion Of a fortune OF the late George -
Gilman Of Back Rock, Conn.
"A meeting Of Kentucky distillers has
been called for September. a n effort
will be made to reach. an agreement
on a limited production and tits The
belief that the grand total will not
amount to more than 25,000,e00 Sgau0ne
for the next stwelve.months.
The stockholders Of the Anheusssars
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Personal Mention.

SK0OAA0A 81
Dominel Morelli. the painter, Is dead
in Naples.
Baron Alof Erik Nordenskjold, the
Arctic explorer and naturalist, died in
Stockholm. He was born min 1882.
Michael Davitt says that IL Irish i'm
to America is not stopped
soon, there will be no Irish to free.
Mrs. Potter. wife of Hon. William A.
Potter, former United States minister
Italy, died at Kennehunk Port. Me.
sterhen Ballard, the founder of the
Ballard school for colored children at
Lincoln, Ca, is dead ut his home In
Ri coklyn, from a complication Of dis
eases.
Brig. Gen. William r. Ludlow. who
recently returned from the Philippines.
suffering from lung trouble. will re-
main at Convent, N. j.. near New York,
for treatment.
Jerry Simpson will leave Wichita for
good. He intends to locate in the new
Kiowa and Comanche country. where
he will engage in the practice OF law III
the new town Of I.awton.
Gov. Guadalupe Maynro of the State
of Tamaulipas. Mexico. is dead at his
home in Victoria. capita Of the state.
Judge NADIA Guerro. former district
Judge in Neuva Laredo. is acting gov
ernor of the state.
Hon. Sanford M. Green, Judge Of the
state supreme court from 184S to 1888,
died at his home in Bay City, Mich, at
the age of ninety-four. In 1S43 q
Green revised the Michigan state stat
utes, and his work stands unchanged.
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sins Z sinners..

Sins and sinners.
Two alleged expert "badger-workers''
were arrested in Boston.
A shortage has been discovered in the
funds Of the postofiice at M~arshalltown.
Iowa.
Two masked highwaymen held up q
stage in the Blue Mountains and robbed
the passengers.
A wealthy American woman in Paris
killed herself because she was robbed
ard Knocked by her lover.
A Polish bishop was arrested in Chi
cago on the afidavits of fodr members
Of his church alleging serious crimes.
Burglars forced open the Steel vault
and steel safe Of the p%ostofice at Mich
iban City, Ind, securing $500 in stamps
and 500 in cash.
Edward F. Cochran wal arrested at
Detroit, Mich, as he stepped from q
Windsor ferry boat. He is wanted in
Indiana On a charge of forgery. Coch-
han was formerly agent for a New York
insurance company.
While lying. in bed suffering from In
juries received by falling from a horse;
Alvin Seaton, aged ten years, of Glen
more, N. Y, was killed by his mother,
who cut his throat from ear to ear with
a azor. The women was temporarily
insz ne.
John Krug, American, ordered sur
rendered to Mexico to answer to the
charge of embezzling 500, 900 from the
Wells-Fargo Express company at Fac
alon, Mexico, has been delivered to the
HKa..S..n o,,kx. ovf&1ao nj T,voroH rL- .1-=-
An examination of the books OF the
Akron Varnish company of Akron, o.,
Just completed, shows that the alleged
.defalcation Of Former-Treasurer Homer
J. McGrum amounts to $29. 900. MI. Nc
Crum disappeared some time ago., and
is supposed to be in South Africa.
Ed Kennedy and Henry Sadler es
capped from the Lincoln (Neb.) peniten-
tiary by scaling the walls and drop
ping to the ground on the outside. The
governor has begun an investigation OF
the numerous escapes made recently,
and will adopt drastic measures II me-
cessary.
A bloody riot occurred at the Big
Rock colored camp grounds at jackson
Ohio. The presence Of white persons
was resented, and when one OF the lat
ter got into a fight with a colored man
a general row ensued, in which nearly
100 persons engaged. A dozen people
were seriously injured.
In a signed statement, Gov. Rogers OF
Washington declares that he will not
interfere in the Nordstrom case. Nord.
strom was convicted of murder ana
sentenced to be hanged over nine a
ago. The cast a been kept In the
courts ever since through the EFFORTS OF
the convicted mans attorney.
The bodies of James Sanderson n
his wife have been found at their home
near Heathsville, Ill. Sanderson was q
lumberman. His wife was twenty years
his Junior. They resided in 9 small
house, and ore said to have had q hid
den mystery connected with their lives.
It is generally believed they were MUIR
dered.
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OPENED BY THE PRESIDENT.
by Touching n Key Mr.. Roosevelt
Starts RichmoBd's Carnival

At l2.5s O'Clock this afternoon the Prcsi-
dent, by touching an electric key in the
telegraph room al the White House. for
mally opened the second annual carnival
al Richmond. Va. In the graudstand az
Richmond the telegraph wires were so
arranged that the touch Of the Presi-
dents hand on the key at the White
House discharged cannon and released a
large number Of small balloons at the
Virginia capital
DR.. Merrill +. Gates. General white
sey. Secretary Cortelyou. and Assistant
Secretary Montgomery were with the
President. The ceremony of touching the
button was preceded by an Interchange Of
messages.
The President first received a message
from Mayor Richard NJ Taylor. Of Rich
mond. saying.
"The Richmond Carnival is about TO
open under the most favorable circum-
stances"
To this the following reply was de-
spatched to Mayor Taylor by Secretary
Cortelyou:
THE President has received your mes
sage and sends congratulations"
Gov. J. Hoge Tyler then greeted the
President as follows:
The capital Of the Old Dominion sends
grateful greeting 10 the President and
appreciation Of Eis kindness in opening
its Week Of Wonders"
President Roosevelt, upon receipt Of
this message, dictated the following des-
patch 20 Governor Tyler:
Il appreciate your kindly greeting. and
send congratulations ana best wishes"
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CoNFERs WITH MR.. ROOSEVELT.
II. {. Payne Discusses Appointments
in the south

Henry G. Payne Vice Chairman Of the
Republican National Committee. spent
considerable time at the White House to
day. having gone there for "a conference
with the President. Mr. Payne had lunch
con with MI Roosevelt AT 100 o'clock It
is understood that be discussed with the
President the subject Of the Administra-
tons policy in regard 10 appointments in
the South.
Mr.. Payne is member Of the Mckinley
Monument committee, which will meet in
Cleveland on Thursday next
Ex-senator Henry G. Davis Of West
Virginia, chairman Of the United States
delegation to the PaH-American Congress.
called by appointment upon the President
today. Mr. Roosevelt informed Mr. Da-
Wis Of the POLICY which the representa-
lives Of the United States should follow
in the discussions OF the congress The
special train bearing delegates OF this and
other countries 10 the City Of Mexico will
leave Washington on Saturday next
Settlement Of the contest among Ken
lucky Republicans for the Louisville Col
lectorship appears rather remote. The
President has stated that ne will not be
ready to make change in the office for
some time Careful consideration will be
given the matter.
The death Of President Mckinley has
cast a pail over the campaign in Ohio. %
said Representative Burton of Ohio. who
called al the White House this morning.
Il doubt II the vote cast reaches its us
ual proportions / taink the Republicans
will carry Cleveland easily"
Among others who called at the White
House this morning were Justice Harlan.
Representative Myers Of Louisiana Rem
r-sentative Latina Of South Carolina.
and A. A Adee, Assistant Secretary Of
] State.
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]. B. HEIRESS-LOVE Ill.
The Noted Yacht Builder suffers "A
Serious Attack.

BRISTOL, r. l., OCT. John b. Here
shon, president OF the firm which built
the champion yacht Colombia and brother
Of the designer. Capt Nat" Herreshon.
has been seriously III during the past few
days.
IN the latter part Of the week he was in
critical condition. but last night ne was
considered out Of danger. He was at
tackled with cholera mOrbus last Tuesday
while attending the yacht races on the
steam yacht EuEruia, and was brought
home on his yacht, arriving here " ed
nesday evening.
1t was some hours after his arrival be
fore his physician would allow him 70 be
removed TO mis- home. so serious was his
condition, but ne rallied sufficiently late
IN the evening so that he could De carried
70 his residence and has since been in "A
serious condition.
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SETH LOWS CAMPAIGN.
The MayOraIty Candidate To Sever
His Connection With Columbia.

NEW YORK, oct. Seth Low the
and-TammaEy candidate for mayor. fin
ally sewers his connection with Columbia
University today in order 20 give his uu-
divided attention 20 the campaign
Those in charge Of the auti-Tammany
headquarters today said they were de-
voting their energies 10 the county ticket.
both In New York and Kings counties
and also trying TO harmonic all the diff
ferences between the Citizens Union and
Republican forces IN the various assem-
bly, districts SO that the Tammany ma
jority in the Board Of Aldermen would
be transformed into a minority Richard
Croker is directing the Tammany cam
paign in person.
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FOR sALE-HoKsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-S25 90 SO: have no further use;
% horses and mares suitable for farm family
or general business purposes; one fast driving
mare also wagons. harness, utensils. Apply gs3
Pa ave NV m7-7
FOR SALE-Oue Of the fastest green pacing
horses in city. PRESTON'S STABLES. sJh and ]
stS- ". mss
FOR SALE-Nicc little mare. Z years old. peg
fecty gentle. good mover. harness and surrey.
ownef just moved from country $50 for all. 800
Mas. ave ne. NIL
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THE MARKET AGAIN WEAK.
Decline ApPrOXimating Two Per
Cent in Many Securities.
London PcssimiSm and Talk Of the
saturday Bank Statement ApPnr-
emily the Only Causes oG the sell
fnE-AtchiSon Securities Firm.


emily the Only Causes of the sell
fnE-Atchison Securities Firm.
NEW YORK. oct The exceedingly
weak tone which prevailed i'm the stock
market through last week. and which
was emphasized al the close Of husiD, s.
on Saturday. was renewed in the early
dealings this morning. Declines which, i'm
many cases. Appropriated per cent
were scored throughout the general list
Notably weak features Of the railway list
were st. Paul which sold eN-dividend this
morning and Missouri Pacific
The only firm features were the Atchi-
son shares. and TO "a less extent the South
eru Railways. AmalEamatcd Copper and
Anaconda Mining reflected severe pres
sure. Among the SpeCialticS Peoples Gas
was comparatively firm, as was General
Electric The local traction issues moved IN
line with the remainder Of the market
and after opening lower. showed mod
crate degree Of support
Trading was I'M large volume and very
well distributed throughout the general
market To some account the weakness
in prices this morning was furthcrtd by
the very material declines, showing IN
the London market for American stocks.
the losses there ranging from = 90 over
I per cent. Foreign houses sold heavily
here when business opened As matter
Of fact there was virtually nothing new
over Sunday Of an important character
and the course of the market WAS pTC-,i-
bly, "a continuation of that which de
veloptd TO such pronounced degree last
week.
There was some unfavorable discussion
OF Saturdays bank statement. but for the
most part the trading was governed by
the same vague feeling OF Uneasincss
which characterized last week s trading
from the beginning to the finish
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Horses. bugcies. and daytons. g per
dav. for drumming and business purposes. PRES
TONS STABLES. cor 9Th and SIS NV, tele-
phone, gl7-2- ml6-lm
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CELERY COMPOUND

IT Is SAID THAT OIL AND WATER WONT
mix That theory Was exploded long time ago.
SCOTS EMULSION Is oil and water, perfectly
mixed Ia a beautiful creamy emulsion No other
emulsion equals il, it's the great food medicine.
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news FROM GEORGETOWN
Annual Grand Visitation TO POtO-
mac Lodge Of MasOns.

The AbOlishment of the Cantecn at
Fort NNer Leads to an Increase in
the Number of SRIOOns-PubIIc Im-
prOvcments Badly Wanted
The annual grand visitation Of the
Most WOrshpful rand Master Of Masons
in the District to Potomac Lodge. No 3.
VIII take place tonight at Masonic Han,
Georgetown The grand master viii be
accompanied by all other officers Of the
Grand Lodge. The address Of the evening
viii be made by Rev. Brother Benjamin
r. Garrison The entertainment has been
arranged by the following committee: J.
d. HuddIestOn. w s Waddey. G. H. VIII
liams. George s. Waters T. B. Hunt C.
T. Lindsey, Joseph A Waters, and +. W.
George
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Curse
Of 900
DRINK
WHLTE RLBRlN REMElY

Can be given 80 glass Of Water. Tea. or Cosee
without Patients kn0wledge
White Ribbon Remedy wiz destroy tnc
diseased appetite for alcoholic Slimu.artS
whether the patient Is a confirmed inebIiate. "a
tpp.er.' social drEker. d.unkard
lmTu5-is.g for anyone TO have appetite
Tor alcoholic liquors after using White Ribbon
Remedy.
Endorsed by Members of W. {. 4. 4.
Mrs. Moore. Superintendent Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Jniuu writes Il have
tested White Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate
drmkards. and the cures have been many Ia
many eases che Remedy vas given secretly ]
CEscriuly recommend and endorse White Rib
bon Remedy Members Of 0u Union are de-
lighted 90 find practical and economical treat
meHt 60 aid us IN our Temperance work.
Mrs West. President % The W0man's Chris
tisn Temperance Union. states. II know OF %
many people redeemed from the curse of drus
by the Use OF White Ribbon Remedy that ]
earnestly request you to give it 4 trial. For
sale by druggists everywhere or bv mail. 81.
Trial package free hy writing OF calling ou
MRS. A. NJ TOWNSEND (for years Secretary
of the N0mans Christian Temperance UulonJ.
2l- FREMONT ST, BOSTON. MASS. sold In
Washington 10y Stevens Pharmacy gOI Penn
sylyauia Avenue
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SIIgs-CapitaI Traction 4s- N5l''Gl'n-i
81 uug1u.-- CauitaI Traction IuI-1-- -aU
1g21- Peoples sire Insurance tnwr-n-
1'1gIs NsrE.uthaler Linotype. l"dli-'-.
5Hu1I2- lfulIllc. I5rfifl- l1Hlti--- ialSi"n
NonptNue. IuHu1Lls-I'uy,r .i- l"'"l--~-
Bfy,r 4o American GTauGuunaUp Com
panv pref -fuN3f. After call-Nashlng-
ton Traction and Electric #icS- E"UIHt-.
CAPITAL Traction Fs- SrUHrlp--- II. =.
Electric Light Certificate. SlNNul5i.
American Graphoohuue Company. pref
1903. c. o. j. Telephone 5s. SIouTl04i2
prcTgTfT 0F r,rI-,ruTa pDNDS
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer

AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEENiED PLEDGES.
I viii sell by public auction, az 49, Eleventh
Street northwest, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. AT
r. NJ all goods on which interest remains
unpaid, consisting o. gold, silver and metal
watches. diamonds clocks, chains. rings. jewel
~ of all kinds. clothing, books, musical iustrts-
mCuIs. guns, TJyOiyCrs. mechanics tools carlL-
els, camera, survey and surgical instruments.
HENRY Il. GROCE. Treasurer.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR ssLE-Barguiu iu farm; near Government
works. convenient to three city markets; also
good local market Address Bon NJ, Mas0ns
Springs, Nd mos
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PAN-AMERIcAN EXPOSITION.

AN-AMERICAN visitors will find good rooms at
III Chester st., Buffalo, NJ y; bed and break
fast 500 NIL
FOR RENT ROOMS-l0g Lexington ave bet. Del
ayg.re and FIuvood ayes. near Exposition and
close 10 Delaware ave. and Ferry ST.. rate. with
breakfast. 81 %. Address BOX 367. this Office
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ron sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR RENT-Remiugtons. Smith Prcmiers. Dens-
mOrcs and other makes. 50 month, typewriter
repairing; careful workmanship very reason
able charges; investigate. WASHINGTON TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. III 9th -. NV. my %
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ccUcnt The showing for the later period
is an increase uf something Owen IT per
cent on the 'i~GS So far reporting.
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FOR SALE-PIANON

SPECIAL PIANO SALEl
Twenty Upright Pianos. including such makes
as the StIctf. Marshall & Wendell. BaumeISJcr.
etc, az very low prices. These pianos must be
sold 20 make room for our Fan stock. Prices
range from $1,000 up Terms on some as low as
$500 per month. Every piano guaranteed. SrIEFF
PIANO WABEEOOMS. 81 nth ST. NV. j. T..
COnlih Mgr mZ3
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The adjustment Of the canteen at the
Fort Mye- Post has resulted in increasing
the saloons along the highway to the
fort from three 20 eight Drunkenness is
quite noticeable now among the soldiers.
and il IT, alleged that temporary desertiOus
from the post are taking place daily. thu
men scaling fences, walls. etc. tOr the
purpose Of getting liquor,
There is much talk among the citizens
OF Georgetown regarding the failure Of the
authorities 10 spend in public improve
mcut the appropriations assigned 10 the
section west Of Rock Greek. Il IS alleged
that money appropriated year before last
has not yet been disbursed for the sec
tons benefit
Al the last meeting Of the Citizens As
ISOLATION "a delUge OF protests put i'm the
form Of motions was submitted
The seventh anniversary Of the pastor
ate Of Rev. Stanley BUheimer. Of the
West Washington Lutheran Church. was
observed yesterday by the congregation
with appropriate exercises. Several DAYS
ago the pastor was the guest of honor AT
a conGTatulatory feast arranged by the
congregation
Prof John Hitz. formerly the Swiss
Minister 10 this country. and now Sec
rotary of the Volta Bureau. is ill at his
residence on Thirty-Gfth Street as re-
suit Of an attack of acute indigestion
Joseph Lylos. colcred. was taken i'll on
NJ Street, near the Aqueduct Bridge. Sat
urday- He was sent to the Georgetown
University Hospital and .ateS to his
home, az 26I2 Dum5arton Avenue.
a bottle q grape juice burst yesterday
IN the drug store Of DR.. W. J. O'DonueU
Thirty-secoud and . Streets. No one was
injured. The flying glass broke several
other bottles containing medicine.
Mrs :. O. Jones. Of 2S0G y Street. left
Saturday for Boyd's, Nd, for a stay Of
several weeks
The receipts Of the Georgetown Custom
House for the week ended Saturday
amounted TO $I5.