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The sun., 1901-07-18
CHAFFEE PLANS CAMPAIGN.
Will Move AGminst Insurgents In
Various Philippine Provinces.

MANILA, July H. The Philippine
commission has decided 70 suspend or
ganized civil government III Batangas.
Cehu. Samar and Rohol and to turn
those places over to General Chatfee
for tllr seyereSt Kind OF warfare until
peace is accomplished
\ battalion Of the Twentieth infantry
has already sailci for I;atangaS The
remaining hattalions Will leave Ca
lamha I.aguna province. and make the
journey over the highroads to Batall-
gas. They will enter tile southern hills
aS part Of the general scheme of cam
pn@n
Governor Trias Of Cavite province
formerly Filipino commander, has
received Il telegram from The inter
mrdialY whom he sent to General NAL
vars camp 70 urge the latter to sur
render. The telegram states that NJ
though General MalNal. swore ut one
time that he would he tile last to sur
render, he Is now ready t. Yield
The Fourteenth Regular infantry.
which came hero With the first com
mand under General Merritt in July,
lSlS, will sail for home on tile trans.
ltort sheridan neNt Friday.
i Ma.iof General Gorbin held reccp.
1 tion tt the headquarters ~ General
Gltatfre. lIt attended q reception given
4 ~ Governor Taft ut night
The sun., 1901-07-18
PRESIDENT SHAFFER
WAS ONCE A MINISTER
From Rolling Mill to University and
Pulpit. Thence Back to
the Mill.

Theodore j. Shaffcr, the directing head
Of the steel strike, was graduated from
j rolling mill into the Western l'niver-
sity Of Pennsylvania, and in time into
the ministry, and hy stages back into Il
rolling mill again, whence he was called
10 become president Of the Analgamatcd
Association. President Shafter il one Of
those unfortunately brilliant men whose
physical resources are inadequate 10
maintain the drafts made upon it hy his
active and versatile mentality.
After lahoring day and night as hoy
ami youth i'll the rolling mills to acquire
an education, he WAS met with th. pro-
frsSiohal Judgment Of one physician after
another thai he must lay aside intellec-
tnal labor and return To physical tasks
If he hoped to preserve his health. Over
activity WAS his fault. He reluctantly
followed the advice Of his physicians
and left the pulpit to return to the mills
of the Lcechbnlg Sheet Company.
Between fifty and tifty-iive wears of
age, tall, slender and graceful. Theodore.
Shailrr has been compelled to forcgu in
trlireillal labor, except that thrust upon
him aS president of the Amalgamatp.
NSSocati0n. rs boy he used the hons
ingS Of The rolls in the mills where hc
worked for his blackboard There h,
gainel his rildimrntary ednration H.
took IN alone th" study Of Latin and
t'rrrk, SAncrft. he modern languages.
| literature. and the usual preparatory
branches
| In the strength Of the thirtics he he-
rame i Methodist Episcopal minister at
tmnnclIsyille Pa. and latter was in
charge Of the Methodist Episcopal
| Church II Brownsville. Pa. the hirti,
nlac" of James q, Blaine For six
Years he lahorcd with might and main.
driven lN his unfortunate Temperament
and not until II The very verge Of mental
/ idiSastnr did he rclinqniSh Ills charge and
20 back 70 tho mill. He read nothing
he entered into no discussions rraIlirinp
lrifart all 10 preserve his mind. Even
now his physicians say that nothing say,
physical labor will prolong his life ana
maintain his intellect. He left the min
istry at Monon.ahrla City. Pa. in 1890
Itrtnrning 10 the I.eeellhurg sheet mill
/ llc succeeded NJ VI Garland rs prcSi
dent &c the Amalgamatrd Association il
1896.
The sun., 1901-07-18
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS

Harry Grady OF Ashland, who fought
twenty-five round draw with FRANK
Reagan Of Locust Dale, on Saturday last,
has been matched TO fight Harry Brady
OF McAdoo; for $500 purse. The light
will take place at Girardville.
"starlight" the noted Australian mid
deweight. has evidently seen his pest
day. AT Melbourne on May II. star
light" met Billy McColl in twenty
round bout. starlight" did not show
the least bit of clevernees, and In the
fifth round, when he was on the verge
of collapse, Abe Willis, his chief second,
threw up the sponge. :,
There is renewal of interest in al
sporting matters at Scranton, Horse
racing and base ball will be encouraged
and new athletic park built. 1t is pro-
posed to expend $75, 900 on the park
The latest desire Of the Associated
Cricket Clubs is to have Lord Hawke
bring an international team here in the
fall. Lord Hawke proved good draw
ing card on his previous visits and 80
cety wonld be glad of TIE opportunity
Of welcoming him again.
Walter j. Travis, the American anna
/ VI VI eoiI pay W 9 th'
hole match at North Berwick, Scotland
Tuesday, against Norman F. Hunter, oi
the University Club and the Honorable
Company OF Golfers. of Edinburgh.
After keen struggle Mr.. Hunter proved
the victor by 2 up and to play.
Dick Grant, the famous long distance
runner, was bea,en in three mile race
with Roland Mcdonald, at Riverside,
Mass. Grant set the pace, but Mcdonald
soon forged ahead and won by two
yards, Grant was also beaten in tht
mile handicap.
The Shamrock ii will sail for New
York on July 25. Sir Thomas Upton
talking Tuesday, said the boat had dom
everything he could expect and he hat
absolute confidence in the challenger
Mr.. Watson also expressed Satisfaction
at the result OF the trials.
Henri Ray, representing Henri Des
oranges of the Pare des Princes track, a
Paris, has offered terms to Jimmi
Michael and John Nelson to compete il
an indoor track in the French capita
during the winter. II they accept tn
terms they are to leave for France il
September.
The sun., 1901-07-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Butler are So
jonrning in Buffalo.
Master Hurley D. Matthews is at
Woodland Beach.
Miss S. w. Nall Of No. Ais Lombard
street, is visiting her parents in Ken
ton.
Miss Agnes Marvi OF Laurel, is visit.
ing friends in thls city.
James L. Shallcross Of MiddletoWE,
was in this city Tuesday.
Miss Viola L. Lugar Of Huntington
w. Va, who has been visiting Miss
Viola &. IIarga, OF No. % West
Seventeenth street, has returned to hel
| home.
Mrs. Susan Halle Of Jersey City, is the
guest Of Wilmington friends.
Miss Mabe Casperson and Miss Eliza
beth Cooper are in Rehoboth.
Miss Nellie Caspersnn is in Newark
n. j.
Mrs. Grant Fosnocht and daughter
Helen, Of Reading, are visiting Mrs. II
Riley, at No. GIG Jackson street.
Mise Bessie Sipple and Bertrand Yai
Lenvan OF New York, were married il
the home OF the bride in Milford, yes
terday.
The sun., 1901-07-18
SOUND STEAMER BEACHED.
Passengers ON JOY Line Boat Have
an Exciting ESperience.

an Exciting ESpericnce.
New London. Conn, July 1T.-With
40 feet of hrr bow cut clean off the
steamer fremont of the Joy line, which
left Boston for New York with 300 pas
sengers, was towed mto New London
in sinking condition and beachcd.
All her passengers had been transfer
red to other steamers i'm the sound and
continued their trip to New York.
The Tremont's injury is due to col
lisiou in the sound with the steam
impact was sufficient to throw passen-
gers from their hunks and caused the
greatest excitement among them for a
time, but the officers of the fremont
with admirable coolncSs maintained
discipline. ana aid was quickly at hand.
City of Lowell We're both near by and
promptly went TO the assistance of the
fremont.
As soon as the extent of the Tre-
mont's injury was known the City of
Lowell ran alongside, and the transfer
VI lHSStllStIS lIpHl ilp tlSupltu ut'dt
WAS quickly effected The City of Low
I'll was bound to New York and re-
sumed her trip ms soon as it was seen
that the fremont had all the assist
ance necessary.
After the accident the steam yacht
backed away from the fremont and
left Immediately. coming into New Lon
don harhor. From shore it appeared
that she had sustained considerable
injury to her stem. Captain Wilcox Of
the fremont insists that it was fairly
4 clear night and that if proper lookout
had been kept on the yacht the colli-
sion would not have occurred.
The sun., 1901-07-18
General Markets.

New York, July II.
FIOlR-State and western inactive and about
steady; Minnesota patents, $3d5a3.90; winter
straights, $3.3ja3.50; winter extras, $2 70a2 50;
winter patents, S355a3, 50.
WHEAT Opened firm and higher on cables and
complaints from the northwest but later yielded
to realizing; September. ~ II lGa73Ac.; Decein.
ber Hasa75Ac
RYE-Wcak state. 52a53c; No. 2 western.
55Ac., t. 0, b., afoat.
toRN-Also opened firm on hot weather re.
ports but gave way subsequently with wheat :
September, 53Aa54Bc.; December 5iIsa55kc.
OATS Fairly steady and quiet; track, white.
state, #laai2c.i track, white, western, 3Ggai2c.
PORK Easy mess, Sl525alG.25; family, siGa
1850
LARb--Steady; prime western steam, s77lsc.
BUTTER Firm; state dairy, lIali1ac cream
cry, l5aiDl2o
CHEESE Quiet; fancy, large, colored, 9lsc j.
fancy, large, white, 9kc. fancy, small, coloreJ
Pie, fancy, small. white, 9Ac.
Enthusiastically; state and Pennsylvania 15al7e
western. candled, l3al5c.
sUGAR-Raw steady; fair refining, 3s.l6e. !.
centrifugal. 9G test, 3.l6c. refined irregular.
crushed. &C.; powdered, 5G0c.
MoLASSES- Steady; New Orleans, 35a42c.
RICE Steady; domestic, 4Aa6Ac.
TALLoW-Steady; city, 4Mc.; country, 4sa
6lsc.
HaY-steady; shipping, 7os76c.; good r.
ehsice, 6ha90c.
The sun., 1901-07-18
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
.Something New Under
The sun.

All doctors have tried to cure CA
TARH by the use of powders, acid gases,
inhalers and drugs in paste form. Their
powders dry up the mucuons membranes
causing them to crack open and bleed.
The powder acids used in the inhalers
have entirely eaten away the same mem
branes that their makers have aimed
to cure, while pastes and ointments can
not reach the disease. An old and ex-
perienced practitioner who has for many
years made a close study and speciality
Of the treatment of CATARRH, has ut
last perfected Treatment which when
faithfully used. not only relieves at once,
but permanently cures CATARRH, by
removing the cause, stopping the dis
charges, and curing all inflammation. 1t
is the only remedy known to science that
actually reaches the afflicted parts. This
wonderful remedy is known MS "SNUF-
FILES the GUARANTEED CATARRH
CURE" and is sold at the extremely
low price OF One Dollar, each package
containing internal and external medi-
cine sufficient for full months treat
ment and everything necessary to its per-
feet use
"SNTFFLES" is the only perfect
| lCATARItH CURE ever made and is
now recognized as the only safe and posi-
tive cure for that annoying and disgust
ing disease. 1t cures all inflammation quick
/ ly and permanently, and is also wonder.
fully quick to relieve HAY FEVER oi
COLD in the HEAD.
| CATARRH when neglected often lead,
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
will save you II you use 1t at once. 1t Il
no ordinary remedy, but a complete treat
ment which is positively guaranteed IL
cure CATARRH In any form or stage
If used according to the directions which
accompany each package. Don't delay
but send for it at once, and write fnl
particulars as to your condition, and 70,
will receive special advice from tn dis
coyerer OF this wonderful remedy regard
ing your case without cost to YOU be
yond the regular price OF "SNUFFLF
the GUARANTEED CATARRE
CURE"
Sent prepaid to any address in th
United States or Canada on receipt
One Dollar. Address Dept. y, Ill ED
WIN y. GILES e COMPANY, 1880 an.
1892 Market Street. Philadelphia.
The sun., 1901-07-18
THE TARIFF ISSUES.
Russian Duties Deal Heavy Riow
10 our Farming Machinery.

hhSstnn Duties Deal Heavy HiOw
10 Our Farming Machinery.
Washington. Jnly L.. The Russian
retalatorE duties on American farming
machinery Inns almost entirely stopped
the importation Of This class Of good:
~ Moscow according 70 y report re-
c"iH'h 1T tile state department from
Deputy Consul General IIanaucr ut
l,rant;fert Germany.
According 10 Russian correspondence
published in German papers, wholesale
firms IN Moscow recently inquired OF
the American consul II that point nE to
why III" importation Of these articles
had almost entirely ceased aud he
promptly told them thnt the enhanced
Russian duty was the cause
Tho Moscow district annually ex-
ports goods 10 tile value Of Sl,l2O.nOO
70 the United States, mainly wool.
hides prlts and some manufactured
articles. Inn lIr Moscow merchants
lear ttat iii consequence Of the tariff
differences between the two govern
mrnts The exports from their district
| Will be- greatly reduced this year,
The sun., 1901-07-18
MILLS AND MINES ARE
FAST BEING CLOSED
CONTINUED From Page One.)

which make specially of stove iron.
This is the heavy season for making
stoves. About 1000 OF $500 tons of steel
hoops. bands, and cotton ties are being
lost daily by the American Steel Hoop
Company hy reason of the strike, and
this represents daily loss in money of
$4,000. 1t is estimated that the men are
losing in wages $l50.000 The tin work
ers win lose $4,000 daily in addition.
In addition to all of these losses the
many and varied industries crippled now
and in prospect represent losses to tiia
men of large sums that cannot be com
pntnd now. The amagamated men are
said to have fund Of more than 100000
with which to keep the strike going and
the many amalgamated men employed III
the various mills operating will go a
great way toward keeping the sinews of
war in good condition.
The sun., 1901-07-18
t'knse Eycites Firms.

IIclsingfurs, Finland, July 1.-THE
appeal Of the FinlantlerS against the
new military law abolshing the dis
tinctive Finnish military force has been
only partially successful. The ear
has issued II ukasc to The effect that the
Finnish guards ana Il battalion of a
dragcan regiment shall be maintained
in Finland, while eight battalionS Of
Finnish Sliarpslooters are to be dis
banded when the new law becomes
effective in 1903. The uliaSe Of the ear
has caused great excitement here.
The sun., 1901-07-18
MAChININTs STRIKE Ending
President O'Connell Intimates That
it MAY Soon be Renewed.

Washington, July II, Al the head
quarters - the mnchiniSts here tudity
the strike il, that industry is practically
admitted Ia have come to Il closc With
tlio exception Of the men still out in the
-itglt sllinSardS Of the Pacific Coast and
= few Isolated shops throughout tho
c"nntry, all members "f The association
who went ont III May 20 lavcrnturnrdtD
work, and III" plants are running rs be.
fore the trouble.
Victory is claimed hy the machinists
IN 1 large proportion of the shops n
Nulvcd
President O'cnnnrll is still insisting.
however, that the Order is fnlI of fight
for the general nine hour day. ana saws
that only respite will hc given thnsr
Ienao!"rS VII" have refused q grant il.
The sun., 1901-07-18
Eosnur.h pleads No, Guiity.

Ptttslield, Mass. July H. The pre-
liminalN step in the ease of Robert $.
Foshurgh, charged with shooting his
sister, May L. FoSbrrgh. III August
1900, WAS taken when the Young man
was oallrd before the superior court u
plead to IN Indictment for mansaugh-
tor, II. G. Joiner, one Of his counsel
accompanied Mr.. Foshurgh. The Young
man pleaded not guilty. ana the ease
went over for trial. The proceedings
lasted but ten minutes. None of Mr.
FoSburgll's relatives was present.
The sun., 1901-07-18
yiennese shoemen In a Panic.

Vienna, July 17.-Deputy Baumann
has been commissioned by the repre-
sentatives of the boot and shoe trade
to question the statthalter In the lower
Austrian diet as to what that body in
tends to do with regard to the threat
ened invasion of the Vienna market by
an American syndicate. The local boot
and shoe men consider that American
competition menaces the very existence
of the whole local industry.
The sun., 1901-07-18
The Universal Peace Congress.

Buffalo. July l1-The closing session
Of the universal peace congress was
held With Il good Attendance. The pro-
gramme included "'rhe Song Of Peace"
composed by Rushrnd ". james OF
Philadelphia. and addresses by Rev.
Robert ]. White Of Buffalo. Rev. Mat
thew Anderson Of rhilndclphia Count
ess Harcourt dc Ii t;aflie Nicola Of
Philadelphia. Julius r. Granmer Of
Baltimore and lIezrkiah Emtcrwonh
OF Buffalo.
The sun., 1901-07-18
Thc asso.iatcd rrntern1r,es.

Cambridge Springs. P;l., July II. The
Associated Elnternitirs of America, in
session here. elected the following ntfi.
GERS: President. G, H. Robinson. Bes
Moinrs, Ia; vice president, Frederick
castor, Philadelphia; secretary treas
urtr. Edmund Jackson. Fulton, Ills.
additional members Of executive com
mitlcr. g. II. Slocum, caro-. Mich.
George \. Scott, Wavprly, n. Y.
The sun., 1901-07-18
New york Ferryboat In Collision.

New York Ferryboat In Collision.
New York. July 17.-The Staten Is
innd Rapid Transit ferryboat West
field, on her way to this city from ST.
George, Staten Island, with 100 pas
sengers, collided with the steamboat
Howard Carroll of the Starn Trans
bortation company's fleet, which had Il
humber OF passengers aboard bound to
Glen island. SO far as is known, no
one was injured in the collision. The
ferryboat made her slip safely.
The sun., 1901-07-18
CONSTITUTION INSPECTED.
Amcrica's Cup Defender Found to
lie In Excellent Condition.


lie In Excellent Condition.
Bristol. X. L.. July 17.The ConStitu-
lion has been successfully hauled out
on tile marine railway. An eNamina
tion Of the underbody plating showed
that the craft WAS remarkably clean
considering the fact that she had been
in the water for several weeks.
Scarcely any founeSs was found, and
there was hardly trace of corroson.
with the exception Of a few spots
around the rivet heads, the other por-
ton Of the plates being almost as
bright rs the day the boat was put into
the water.
Hardly had the boat been drawn
from the water than the crew began
cleaning the lower part Of the hull.
Just before she WAS put on the cradle
they had scrubbed off the white top
sides with soap and waiter.
Judging from tile good condition OF
the nnderbody plates the Constitution
may be alloat again very speedily.
The sun., 1901-07-18
nisl,nnric For Cnnntx.

Flattsbllg. y. y, July Il. Mgr.
rhomas J. Gonaty, rector of the Cath
Ollie university at Washington, who is
delivering q course of lectures before
the Catholic summer school at Cliff
Haven this week on Christian educa-
tion, has received a cablegram from
Cardinal Gibbons, who is now in Rome,
that tile popt, has elevated
the mulisignorr to Il bishopric.
The sun., 1901-07-18
How's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for amy ease of Cataarh that cannot be
cured by Halls Cataarh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & co. Props Toledo, o.
We thr undersigned. have known Il. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
Transactions and financially able to carry
ont any obligations made by their firm.
West 4 Truax, :, nolesale Druggists,
.oledo Q. Walding, knnan 4 Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Cataarh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
co,ls surface of the system. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi-
monials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1901-07-18
New Record For the Deutschland.

Plymouth, July 17.-The Hamburg.
American line steamer Deutschland,
Captain Albers, which left New York
July Ii, has arrived here. The Deutsch-
land made the passage from New York
in days. IL hours and ; minutes, ut
an average speed of 23.51 knots an
hour, over distance of 3,0S2 knots.
The vessels highest days run was 557
knots. This establishes n new east
ward speed record.
The sun., 1901-07-18
Reduced Ratcsto Meeting of Baptist
Young Penple.s Union OF America,
ChicagO,Yia Pennsylvania Railroad

On account Of the International Con
vention Of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union Of America, TO be held in Chicago.
July p to IS. the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets from
all stations on its lines to Chicago 1T
rate Of a single fare for the round
trip. These tickets will be sold and
good going on July %, "A and %, and will
hn good 10 return until July 30, inclusive.
Tickets remaining on deposit after July
30 will h. good returning, leaving Chicago
until and including August q, on pay
meht Of fee Of so cents to Joint Agent.
The sun., 1901-07-18
Fourth class postmasters.

Washington, July H. The following
fourth class postmasters have been ap-
pointed:
New Jersey Jackson Mills, Edward
Simmons
New York Raybrook, Il. a. Cameron,
PENNSYLVANIA Armagh, H. K. In
loon; Brush Valley. :. w. Hess; New
Derry. I T. kinter; New NLillport NJ.
Il. Lewis; Plank Road, J. A. Shelcn-
htr@er; Rainshr@, G. L. James; West
ford. ]. L. Free.
The sun., 1901-07-18
Astronomer Baked by clouds.

San Francisco. July r.. Professor T..
c. Barnard. formerly of the Lick oh
seryatory and now connected with the
Yerkcs observatory at Williams Bay,
Wis, has returned from Sumatrl,
where he went TO observe tile total
eclipse of the sun on May is. Profess
or Barnard reports that all the aStro-
nomical expeditions sent ont IN vari.
ous bodies and institutions We're fail,
ures in a great measure owing to cloudy
weather.
The sun., 1901-07-18
conrictr Eight ~ sing sing.

OssiIting, y. y. July 17.!t fight be
tween conriets in Sing Sing prison re-
suited IN one Of them being stabbed
and probably injured for life. Angelo
Lon@o an Italian, and Christopher
Daily We're III the now hnilding Of thr
prison when they began to quarrel.
suddenly Daily seized a knife and
madc i lunge At Longo. The blade en-
tered ttc Italians neck.
The sun., 1901-07-18
ROCHESTER, I.ARoRERs RESUME.

Rochester. =. T., July 17..After near.
ly nine weeks i,lcness the striking Ia
borers engaged in municipal contract
work resumed work this morning. Nine
bosscs signed the agreement, only two
Of the contractors remaining firm IN their
declarations not to grant the men til in
demands.
The men are granted 20 cents nm hour
for an eight hour work day. time and q
half for over time, and double time on
holidays.
The sun., 1901-07-18
itn,x tn.cr.d ~ I,vncninu

Washington, lilly t. The Italian
government las taken cugnizanre If a
recent atfray II Erwin Mass, III which
il is claimed two Italians were lynchrtl
ana Il third seriously wounded The
facts have been communicated TO the
foreign office at Rome ana the italian
embassy here has made representa-
tiauS to The state department.
The sun., 1901-07-18
shnt Isor Lnughing nt CNcllst.

Buffalo, July II Woicicall rranpa,
81 yeats Old, was shot Six times hy
stephen Przyblski. % years Old. and is
now il i serious condition ii the E,lnrr-
gency hospital. l'rzyhlslsi made his es-
cape. rranpa ana parry II friends
laughed at I'rzyblski, who Ind fallen
from his wheel. i fight rn>ued, with
the above result.
The sun., 1901-07-18
had nri.f Tnste 81 rr.edom.

Auburn, =. y, July II. Frank Cur
It's and Frederick nykcman were ar
rested here as they We're leaving the
prison after serving sentences Of two
wears for attempted burglary III the
third degree committed in Syracuse.
Deputy Sheriff Albert Goldsmith Of
Cortland had warrants for the men fol
the burglary Of u store nj Cortland.
The sun., 1901-07-18
New Jersey Dentists convene.

AsburS Park, y. j., July H., The
thirty-iirst annual convention of the
New Jersey Dental society held its first
session IN Asbury Park. The roll call
showed il good attendance. President
+. T., Riley Of Newark presided and de-
livercd iii address. The morning SEES
sion was taken up with routine bust.
ness
The sun., 1901-07-18
Toll. or j, S.w com,,ine

Philadelphia. luly n. As the result
of series Of meetings The manufactur-
ers ot upholstery faIrics have formed
a preliminary organization With Si,sw
to merging their interests in olle cor
pnrntion. 4 committee, Of which Frank
Lealtr of Philadelphia is chairman las
been appointed to carry the plan into
effect
The sun., 1901-07-18
III GrcnlI, nrance cnhIe Rntes.

London. .luly ~ At i meeting Of the
Eastern Telegraph company Chairman
Sir John Barry announced that in con
junction wifi the Postoflice authorities
tho directors of the company were for-
msating = scheme @ enable the pub
lie, hy nral.S uf code. to cable to tie
far east for ahout penny word.
The sun., 1901-07-18
KnoN or 10 xisit M.I>inIcN,

Washington, Iuly II Attorney Cen.
eral knnN has left Washington for i
short conference with the president III
Canton on tllr subject Of appointments
under the jurisdiction u the depart
lnent a Justice, Mr.. Knox will visit
his home u Pittslnwg while he i away
and will return 70 Washington some
time next week