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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-03
A BRIEF STRIKE By the Mach;;nists at the Cotton Belt Shops
 Saturday. TROUBLE WAS OVER A NEGRO HELPER BEING PUT ON
 WORK Which Is to Be Done By Mac.'insts Only, and Demands os Strikers Were Quickly Granted.
100 MEN OUT 20 MINUTE :

Saturday morning about 9:ae the l.."V1!Inists oi the Cotton Der, shops walked cat, allC held an open mcetms in flGn5 ot the general master n?astaan ic s office and there appointed q G m- nlittee ot five to wait upon Mir -Aaams, thC general master mechanic.
 Ca Friday morning negro Iabo1er, yno recently worked as helper II the shops, and who has been off Tor sa.nc time, applied for position as hel,l 1T the round house. General Foreman Seabrooks gave him 6 position per TO quest and placed him on engine 2l2, repairing the trucks. This is a m2chnistas duties and machinist ls required as per their contract With the company. to do the work but H. stead the negro was given the job m preference to the machinists, Who Ge mand thiltt-three cents an hour, White tke helper only gets seventeen and a half cents an holr. The committee seeing this work done by negro helper, called upon Mr. Seabrooks that afternoon and requested him to place a machinist on the job, telling him It was a maehinist's job to build and te i, were paid standard wages for dolng it. But General Foreman Seabrooks would not listen to their grievances, 2od the machinists committee met General Master Mechanic Adams at the reception gwen by the Y. NJ. c.. A. 2t Merrill Institute but MT. Adams ln- formed them that he was there for i pleasure and not for business.
 Saturday morning at 9:30 they lad office where General Master Mechanic Adams was The committee told him that the entire force of machinists were out on a strike and would remain so until he agreed to take negro help e- off the wroK that is required to be done by machinst and place l machinist cn the work. The request was immediately granted and the machinists returned to their respective duties
 There were about 100 machinlsts who walked out. being the total num- her employed at the shops at present It seems that this same trouble w.s about to happen some time ago and to avoid it their request was granted. Again it happened, and It seemed as though a test was going to be made of it, which almost proved serious as the Cotton Belt IS in q tiourishing condition and machinlsts are in high demand at the shops, and a number of englnes are in a poor con- oition and had this trouble not been settled the road would nave been tied up before sunrise today.
 The machinists hold a contract with the company to employ machlmsts only to do machinsts work
 settled the road would have been tied away and the trouble has come to an end
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Revival Meetincs,

The revival meetings in the Second Presbyterian church on East Second avenue are attracting considerable attention and many are interested. Meetings today are, preaching at Il a. m.; Bible readings at D. m; re- vival services at 7:30. All are 1nvlt- ed. The meetings are undenomlna- tional and are conducted by Rev. and Mrs. Sam $. Holcomb. The song ser wees and string music is enjoyed py all.
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IN FORTY YEARS A Lady of Richmond, Virgin ia Has Not Seen
 Her Sister. THE LOST ONE MARRIED A MEM. PHIS LAWYER IN
 1860. He Died Two Years Later, and She Came to Arkansas, Where She
 May Yet Reside.


Postmaster Aitheimer has received a letter from Mrs. M. F. Hopkins, No. 5l5 North Seventh street, Richmond, Va. in which she asks his aid in ind Ing sister whom she has not seen for fosty years.
 Her sisters maiden name was Mss Lizzie W. Palmer. In 1860 sine mar Tied David l.. Stockton, lawyer Of Memphis, Tenn. About two years later Stockton died, leaving her a widow Mrs Stockton then came to .trkaasaS and Mrs. Hopkins writes that if her sister is still living she be- hoves she Stiil resides in Arkansas.
 Mrs Hopkins says it has been forty gears since She saw her sister, Ddt fails to state how long since last heallng from her, CT in what part of Arkansas Mrs. Stockton located or W2s residing when last heard from.
 The Graphic cheerfully aids Mrs. Hopkins in her effort to locate her long lost sister, and hopes that the sisters eye may see this and thereby be the result of a happy reunion.
 Mrs. Hopkins kindly asks all the Arkansas newspapers to aid her Tn this matter.
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RECEPTION
AT Y. N. C. A. ON FRIDAY EVEN
 ING,
The Frocran1 Was Well Rendered and Those Present Highly Enjoyed
 Themselves.

The reception at the Young Men 5 Christian association Friday evening will be remembered with pleasure 3y all who were present.
 The ladies filled the parlors and reading room with flowers til they seemed very bower Of beauty. \ very interesting program was render ed by some of the best talent III the city as follows:
 l-Musle r.. the orchestra.
 2-Piann solo by Miss Emma And erson.
 3-Vocal solo, Miss Hattie Holland.
 4-State convention. J. $. Scotield.
 5-Selection, Rev Frank Thorp- son.
 G-"Bible Study Work, Rev ! N. hawley.
 Vocal solo, Mrs F. E. Adams.
 S-"Physical Work and Educational Work" by the secretary, J. F. George.
 9-Selection by orchestra.
 It was regretted by all that Mrs. Day, Prof McNell and MT. J. II. With erspoon were not able to render their part of the program.
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SENATORIAL CANDIDATES
Meet in Joint Debate at the Court House in
 Pine Bluff Saturday.
2e could not get everything he want

he could not get everything he want ed
 Clarke had said that he (Jones) had net risen above the level of medic crity aHG a.7 that he had done in the senate was wrong; that he (Jones) aia net deal in personalities, but con- pared CIarEe's utteTances with Demo- cratic prinelp5es and left It With the people to draw their own conclusions. Sugar was .owor P.. the Wilson t.1an the Dingley bill, anG nearly all the tax faid on sugar On the Wilson bil! went i..t9 tae treasury, while sander the bing,eT bill t goes into the pockets e the s.fe3s trust, yet MT. ClaIfe cont nGed th&t the Dingley bill was ., ,er cenS. be-. than the Wilson -. =..-s@,' .-.
 Z 0cter ,fe..eec t..s.2 took up Gov. Ca. he record in the Hudson ba. ,. claim. He said that as governor q the state Clarke. helped to burn the bonds. and if they were burned they were not outstanding, as the board had no right to burn outstanding SC. culities; that after the bonds were burned ans the legislature convened Gov. Clarke. as attorney for the Hud- son bank. went before the legislature and endeavored to get that body 70 pay the debt represented by the burned bonds. amounting to S65.ea9: that Clarke sad to the legislature that the Hudson bank had been swindted but why did he abandon the bank m the matter If II had been sWindied. Was the claim unjust or did Clarke think the people wou!d not do justice by q Just claim.
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HEIILI4
OF LATE SIMON STRAUSS FILED
 FOR PROBATE.
Divided Into Six Equal Parts ard Dis tributcd Among His Brothers
 and Sisters.


 The Nllt of the late Simon Strauss was filed for probate Saturday after noon. Ills estate. real and personal, was WiIled to his five brothers and ters, Mrs. Icsephs, whose home was Fl Alabama. They receive one-sixth each
 Mr l. W. Miller. his partner in business. and MT. Max Eisenkramer his brother in-law, were named as trustees His will expressed a desire that the grocery business in which he was tie senior partner, be contlnu, ea in the firm name Of stfanss X Miller. There was no schedule of the estate embraced in the will.
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Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
By Secretary J. Fl, George

-Four junior basket ball teams were organized yesterday morning. Two teams of the larger boys and two Of the smaller with the line up as fol lows:
 Hendricks Byrd, forward; F,rSKine Hightowef, forward Bruce Green, Otis Sm.th, centers; V. Q. Alex anGer, Willie Rowell, guards.
 Columbias-M Maurice Reinberger, Chas. Peak, forwards; Ed Kelley, MlI- Hard Weaver, ccnters; John Gillespie, Parker McMlllan, guards. Yale-Jessie McWilliams, Dudley Tull, forwards; Henry Gillespie, Zack 'rankersley, captain centers; James Hinomon, Raglan tltzhugh substl- tutes.
 Harvard-SOrrells Dewoody, captain Walter Hudson, forwards; T. Wool drdge. Edgar Reinberger, centers; Jim Saunders king Ritchie. guards; Eugene PhilpCt, Jack Langford, sub- i stitutes
 First Winners vs. Colum- bias; Winners, Z; Columbias, 6. Win ners three fouls, Columbus seven fouls
 Second game-fiaryard vs. Yale; Harvard Z points, seven fouls; Yale, points, five fouls. Game every Saturday morning.
 There will be a series of talks to | men every Saturday afternoon by Rev. 1 C. W. Daniel of the First Baptist church during the month of November. Sunday. November ,. his subject VIII l be. "Davids Estimate of SIn. Meet l ing opens at 6 D. Tn. Music by the orchestra. All men ln the city are ln- vited
 The devotional committee of the as- 1 sociation meets Monday coming TO ! trict meeting auring the week or Nov ! embef 15 to Deeember ], Kee3 Youf eye on the saturday night 1ann.rs They Will give an excel lent exhibition ef sound baa!es on Christmas niornlng
 The reception Friday night was success. About 5GV guests were pres cnt. The program was splendid and i enjoyed by all. Tie boys bIbte class will be organ 1 ized next Saturday morning. The mems Bible class will hold it's first , session Sunday, November ID. at 2:4o D. m.
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Verdict of Not Guilty.

Chas. Williams. coored. charged tried by jury in the circuit court t,rl- day afternoon The ldrv brought 1T a verdict of not guilty. II. King White represented the defendant.
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JOE Eo5lKSoN's COMPLIMENT
To s. M. Taylor in Speech at .
 Rison Barbecue.

A recent issue of the Rison Bazoo contains the following editorial men tion of the two congressional candl- dates from this district:
 Since the speech making of lion. S. M. Taylor and Mr. Joe Robinson, candidates for congress, at the big barbecue given by OUT citizens a few
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-03
 Ar Attractive Store.

F. NJ. Smith has the most attractive store of the kind in the state. It IS surely a credit to Pine Bluff, and goes to show what push and close attention will do. He can sell you a dinner set of almost any decoration and at a price that IS real astonishlRglly
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-BiG returns, small investment l; Sl5o to $500 month made selling ta wonderful Doran system light. More brilliant than electric arcs. Write Tor prlc's and special thlrty-day one, Acorn Brass Works. Dept. Y. Chicago.
 -Mr Elliott Miers is still quite lli
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DEATH REC0RC.

The remains of Robert Clifton Leigh. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. k. E. Leigh. Te.a inferred Saturday. The funeral services were conducted from the family residence on East Third avenue l., Key. W. D. Buckner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-03

low. But the secret is he buys 1n car load lots from the factory, and there is no middle man to share the profits, thereby putting him on the ground ftoor He asks a call from the people that they may see and be the judges.
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Go Away From Home For News.

The following from 5ne Fort smith Times shows that the old saying. "G0 away from home to get the news about home IS true Tn the instance here given: "The old Robertson hotel near the county jail in Pine Bluff burned Wednesday. The fire oflgmat- ed in the kitchen. and. owing to the building being old and of very inilam- mable material, spread rapidly. and those of the occupants who made thelr escape did so on very narrow mar gin But there was one poor unfort
 unate. being o11 and rather deaf who was lett to perish in the flames. Ills name was Chlls AbIcs, but the fact of his being in the building was not known until close inquiry and a thor ough canvass of the inmates of the building had been made. After the building had been consumed and the fire eXtinguishCd search among the ruins disclosed his eharred and black ened remains. Ables was about b0 years of age and of German descent. :"
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CONCENTRATION.
If Hco-Hoos to Be Held in Pine Bluff
 ir December.

Elaborate arrangements are being made to hold 8 concatenation of the Hoo Hoos in Pine Blu1 Decem Der ' or r. Application blanks can he had by calling on Harry DlcCtt or George H. Adams.
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ChiId's Arm Broken

Harold Roth. son of Mr. and Mrs. T.. Roth, suffered the misfortune Of hay while playing football near the High school
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Mrs. V. $. Euhank. Who h

Mrs W. s. Eubank. who has been visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. C. $. Blackburn. in this city, for several weeks. left with her two little daueht- CTS f. Pine Bluff. her future home. MT. Eubank has a position With the Cotton Belt road at that pIace.-Ar- kansas Democrat
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Joe Robinson a Visitor.

Hon. Joe F. Robinson, of Lonoke, candidate TOT congress from this dls- trict, arrived in Ih6~cIty Saturday, and attended the speaking.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-03

Mir. .Iohn h Garrison, Of the Chas
 E. HanforG company now appearing III scenic revival of the "ramlng ot the Shrew,' was Tn the city Saturday and made final arrangements for the appearance of lis company in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-03

C. voss to w. H. Ellington; SEE NE , and NE SEE 3O-6-9, $40o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-03

Dr. J. NJ. Reynolds, of Redheld, was in the city Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-03

The reception Friday night was success About 5GU guests were pres cnt. The program was splendid and enjoyed by all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-03

The devotional committee Of the as- sociation meets Monday coming TO formulate plans for handling che dis trict meeting 1ufing the week or Nov ember 25 to December l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-03

Keeo vonf eye on the saturday night runners They wla give an excel lent exhibition of sound bodies on Christmas mornng
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-03

The boys bIb.e class will be organ ized next Saturday morning. The mems Bible class will hold it's first session Sunday, November ID. at 2:fo ?. m.
Daily camera., 1901-07-29
New C0n|p Here
Of Odd Fellows
FINE NEW CAMP.

Odd Fellows Organize Second New
Encampment IN This City.
Silver Queen Encampment No. 46 l.
0. O. F. was instituted Saturday nigh,
by L. c. Dana, grand patriarch; II. J.
Van Valkenburg. grand high priest; N
Koenig, G. S. W.; F. L. Butler. C. ]. w;
]. M. Norman, grand scribe; X. w.
Smith. grand treasurer; A. X. St. Clair,
G. S.; Fl. A. Gray. G. O..S. and Rober,
c. Gallaher. grand marshal. Following
are the officers.
Chief Patriarch-Iacob Faus.
S. W.-Hany Pool.
II. P.-Thos. Fegan.
Scribe-C. p. ret,ingil.
Treasuror-E. B. Meeker.
J. WI. Z. Barney.
A large crowi came over from Den
yer and participated in fine banquet
spread in the new banquet room in the
Worden block. There were twenty-,hree
candidates and nineteen cards and acted
upon applications for ,weRiy-four addi.
tional members. The encampment starts
under very promising auspices. The
degree work was performed by Silver
State Encampment Staff No. "a Of Den
ver-,he bes. in the state. Abau, forty
constituted the party coming over.
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NOTICE.

BIDS will be received for the building
Of new school house in distrc, No. =:
Boulder county. according TO p!aas and
specifications now On iile with Mr. w. c
Thomas, county uperin.cnden,, a. cour,
house at Boulder, up TO and including
Angus, 6.h. 1901.
BIDS to be mailed to W. L. Render
Copper Rock. Colo, SECTION dls,ric, No
II, Boulder county. Colo.
The board reserves the right to reJ:c'
any or all bids. Contract TO be awarded
Angus, s, 1921. 20 s.
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THE MILITARY CAMP.

1--WE are going to have a fine camp
here" said Major Lee, the quarter
master Of the First Regiment yesterday.
It is over on the hill opposite the uni.
versity campus and along the street rail.
way, being on atract generously tender.
ed the Quar,o Centennial committee by
the M. G. Smith estate, Major Lee says
it is desired citizens shall feel free to
visit the military boys and for tn at
purpose the campls to be laid out in
regular streets. The band will camp
With the military. Maior Lee came oyer
today to purchase supplies Of business
men Of the ei,y. He said be had u
provide for no horses.
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FOR W. c. 7. U.

Miny Boulder ladies' will recall! TIE
delightful talk given July s,h by DR.
Emma F. A. Drake OF Denver on
"Mo,heGs a.d Dads h,ers" and am
happy TO announce that have secured
DR.. Drake to conduct all the meetings a.
Res, cottage this week. She was the
superintendent, OF Mr. Moody's Girls
school a, Nor,hfeld as we'll as the author
Of the $1,000 pris: book. "Wha. Young
Wife Ought ,o know." in the Seli and
SEX series reoen,ly widely circulated
here.
At93o m. Tuesday. DR.. Drake will
speak on Mothers and Boys" and every
lady should hear her,
AsToiSEfTE HAwLEY.
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A Comp Aeeh|g
Al C10U|DUQu0
UNION OF LEAGUES.

elIgh,ful Religious Services Held at tho
Chautauqua.
Rev. Homer T. Wilson was an ideal
leader of rally at the Chautauqua las.
night. He was in his happiest vein and
seemed to enjoy the affair. On the stage
were about 400 Epworth Leaguers.
Christian Endeavorers. Baptist Unionists
and young children, all trained for parts
They sang nicely and responded with
scriptural verses when called for. On
the platform were several OF the clergy
Of the city and Rev. b. B. Sanders, the
veteran Texas evangelist. DR.. Wilson
joked and ila.tered and cajoled. He
raise the audience from tears to laughter.
I, was jolly old fashioned meeting for
testimony and responses came from all
over the audience. Mr. Rischa, was
eq ial 10 ,h- occasion and delighted the
audience with some sacred music" by
b orchestra that would have sounded
pretty on any night of the week. Mr.
Rischar has the happy faculty of select
ion and has an orchestra which invariably
responds to his baton, Attendants on
the auditorium exercises are unanimous
in praise Of the orchestra and its leader
for harmony and execution IN the one
and for the keen appreciation in the lat.
ter Of the character Of music which
appeals TO a miscellaneous audience.
Saturday night Bla,chfcrd Kavanagh
and the "Roney's Boys" rendered another
OF their delightful concerts to 4 vast
audience.
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EDWIN EARL SPARKS.

This distinguished scholar, professor
Of the grea, University Of Chicago, Will
lecture .onigh, at the Chautauqua. BY
an oversight DR. Sparks has not been
widely advertised. as his merits would
have suggested. Distinguished in his
chosen held as an educator. he has for
years been a grea. favon,e upon the
lecture platform. DR. Sparks spoke this
afternoon upon "Hosase Greeley" His
subj-c, tonight will b. The Evolution
of Transportation"
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c. P. Pettingill goes to Denver tomor.
row to meet his daughter. Miss Bertha.
now an accomplished reader, who will
spead the summer here and then begin
in September her position as teacher of
ora,ory and physical culture at Cotty
college al Nevada, Mo.
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PRlzESF0R CARRIAGES.

A. the request Of several competitors
in tn: decorated Carriage par, OF the
Quarto Centennial parade. the committee
has charged the offer Of $50 for he
pre,,iest tarn Gu. to s,5 for FIRST, si5 for
second and sIo Tor third pIi,es,
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ANDERSON JURY HUNG.

Denver. July ,o-The jury in the case
OF w. W. Anderson, charged with assault
to murder Tammen and Bonhls OF the
Denver Post. has been out since last
Saturday noon. An agreenen. Is no,
expected,
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CONSTITUTION NO GOOD.

Best Built for This Years Race Beaten BY
Old Defender.
= Benton's Point. L. l., July 20 I
! The Constitution, the new cup de /
: fender, was beaten again today in !
= race with the Columbia, the de. !
= fender OF last year. !
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ONE THOUSAND PER CENT.

Enorm Gus Profits OF Banking A. shown By
Oae Dividend.
r New York. July 7o-The First :,
Dc National bank, which recently in
+ creased its capital stock from 4
+ 100000 to 100000 900, today de. !.
clared dividend Of 100000, ]
I equal TO 1000 per cent on the !
former capitalization for the year. !
f++%+f++++HA++
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LONG STRIKE AVeRTeO.

Pi.,sburg, July 2o-All signs point to
the peaceful termination OF the grea,
stTils BY August I. Tho result Of
President Skaters conference with J.
Pierpont Morgan has born rich fruit.
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The ST. Julien hotel has had an ex.
haus, electric fan placed in It's kitchen
and hereafter one will be unable to smell
,ac spring chicken and roast birds that
landlord Howard serves.
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Manager A! Carne has planned con.
cert 81 the Longmon, band on the main
stree. OF tina, town Wednesday night to
advertise the Quarto Centennial. The
band. as we'll as those of Greeley and
Loveland. will arrive Thursday morn
ing. The First Regimen. band will ar.
rive from Denver Wednesday evening
when the troops will quarter over on
university hill. With the Chautauqua
band and drum corps, there will be
nl4sic on Boulder streets this week.
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RAIN HELPS IOWA.

Des Moines, July 20 Rims continue
10 improve the situation in this state. l.
is not believed III: corn crop in Iowa
will be more than 30 per cen. less thar
normal.
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Bio B0|1k A0u|
Col B0Ck AQ0I|
ROBBERS FOILED.

Money Recovered and COnfession Of One
Obtained.
Tacoma. July co-Employes Of the
bank Of Singapore stole $4,000, ac
cording TO steamer advices today. One
man took the swag to divide later. He
was captured. the money recovered and
he has confessed and implicated his cor.
federates, all employees Of the bank.
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UNCLE SANS STERN ARM.

Manila. July 2o-Captain Spellman.
43d infantry, was sentenced today to two
years in prison for encouraging trading
in closed por.s.
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Judge Atwood has returned from
Milwaukee. where he attended the grand
ledge OF the E!ks. He saw great crowds
and says he enjoyed himself very nicely.
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KAlSER'S MOTHER DYING.

Cromoerg. Germany. July 27-The
Do~ager Empress Frederick is quite
loy today and the end is supposed to be
very near. The emperor FASTENED from
Berlin today.
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M S.one has sold the house, corner Of
Pine and l.. street. three houses on
Il b street and house at the corner of
h and Hill streets 10 Mrs Storey.
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NAVY CAN'T TALK.

Washington. July ,o-Secretary Long
issued an order today requiring all
employees OF the navy 70 refrain from
talking about the Schley matter until
after the inquiry,
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Don't be misled by looking at the box.
See ,ha, each jar is branded Balls
Mason" on it and porcelain lined cap.
The Department store has them, e5tt
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Chief Fonda received reqGes. from
Idaho Springs today 10 secure accommo.
dalions for the hose team OF tina, place
for Saturdays races,
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Mir aud Mrs d. c. SayTe OF Denver
and Mr. Charles Mills OF New York were
the guests OF Mrs w. A. Dixon over
Sunday.
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Miss Lyne,,e Cheney who has been
visiting Miss Ella Callahan in Denver,
has rc;u.Ged home.
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Attend the last days OF the great
anniversary sale at
the teopie's Store,
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A RICHMOND BLAZE.

Richmond, Ind, July so-Fire de
siroyed large business portion Of this
city today. Loss 100000.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Polk Miller, the great dialect singer
aad player. will be a, the Chautauqua
tomorrow night.
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killed Hundreds
0 ||e B0||dI|S
KILLED SIX HUNDRED.
Chinese Drlgsnds Killed By Merciless
Japanese Troops

Japanese Troops
? Tacoma, July 7o-Japanese pa. =
= pers arrived today say that = band 4
= OF brigands. former Chinese sol. 4
= diers. were surrounded in narrow 4
= valley near Tonkin and 600 OF 4
= them shot and bayoneted. The 1
! balance, 1000, escaped to the !
J mountains. were pursued and many !
. more killed. Many thus died from !
! starvation. 4