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CLUE TO THE MYSTERY
CHICAGO POLICE MAKING PROGRESS
IN BARTHoLlN CASE.
A Woman Has Been Found Whose
Testimony Nay Have Great Bearing
on tho Gaze.

Chicago. August 1s.-The police OBJ
tained their arst clue Of value In the
Bartholin case tonight and developments
that will g. far toward solving tue mystery
are expected within twenty-four hOars.
Inspector Hunt late tonight found
woip;n who declared that at daybreak on
the morning following the night on which
Minnie Mitchell disappeared in company
with w. \. BaTthohn, she saw Oscar
Thompson. driver for a laundry company
and who Is now held In custody by the
police; John ClaGy, the barn boss for the
same concern. and man wearing PAN
ANA hat aud a dark sack coat, at this
corner Of Seventy fourth and state streets,
whore Minnie Mitchcl's body was found,
They were going back mud forth in the
weeds Gnd acting In a suspicious manner.
While the police had always contended
that Thompson, who was bonrdcr in the
house OF Mrs, Bdrtholin. had knowledge OF
her death, they had not suspected that he
was In any way connected with the murder
/ of Minnie Mitchell. The woman. however
| was positive in her statement thut she saw
| Thompson and Clafy a company with the
/ third man at the time and place men
! toned. She knew both Of them aud de
/ clarcd that there was no chance Of her
/ being mistaken. The description of the
/ third man, as far as I describes anybody
I rs a description of Barholiu the night ht
was last seen with the Mitchell girl.
/ Officers were at once sent In search OF
Clanfy and he was taken into custody with
, out difficulty
Thompson was then called into the Office
of the inspector and informed that he hat
been seen with Clafy and Bartholm on IN
morning following the night OF the killuj
marked effect on Thompson ana h
seemed for moment to he on the point o
collapse. He rallied, however, and de
clared that he was not there and knew
nothing of the case IN any way 'rh
police pressed him hard but he would no
alter his statement, although he was plalnl,
much worried, After the interview Iii
spector Hunt declared that lie was NOR
than ever impressed with the opinion tina
Thompson had guilty knowledge of tn
murder of Mrs. Bartholin
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RESISTANCE IN FRANCE
Officials Are Still Having Trouble
With Religious Schools.
THE SOLDIERS FORCED AN ENTRANCE
People Threaten All Sorts of Retaliation
Upon the Military for Their
Actions.

Brest, France, August l3.-Soldlers have
been reauisitioned in several places In
Finlsterre during the past Two or three
days to protect police commissaries en-
gagged In closing religious schools from
threatening crowds. Thirteen schools he
longing to White Sisters remain unc osed
III Fimisterre. battalion Of infantry and
a strong body Of mounted gendarmcs are
expected at st. Meen, Felgoet aud Plon'
daniel to oyerawe the excited population
OF those towns. The inhabitants OF Felsoet
are engaged today In building wall OF
masonry behind the principal door Of the
church school. At st. Mceu scouts on
horses, bicycles and even automoulito are
accommodating In order TO give alarm OF
the coming of the police. The peasants say
they VIII throw bee hives among ne gen
uarmeS and Will put bee hives IN Inc bar
ricades. The expulsion oI the sisters at
ConCarou was undertaken today scouts
In automobiles reached The town at
O'Clock In the moruing from Qulmpcf ana
| reported that troops We're on the way. Inc
| tocsin was rung, buglc, We're blown and
| boys ran through the streets ringing hano
| bells. Large crowds gathered around tht
railroad station and around the school
! Several bodies of gendarmcS ana TWO com
! panies of Infantry arrived 10y special train
! The conmissary ordered the school eNaeu
nted. at which the crowd shouted 'Loui
! i've the SlbleTS Inc EtuuAIIlta bhf hlNt'
| toward the school. but they We're rcpulSe'
and a general scrimmage followed Late
the troops reached the building and th
police tried to break down the doorWa,
with axes. but the resistance of the peopl
| continued.
The conmissary finally forced an en-
trance to the school at Concarneau. Wher
this had been accomplished the sisters
amid the vehemence Of the crowd, left thu
building.
Entrance 20 the school at BeuSec wa
also forced. Here tine sisters, when rhe,
emerged from the school building were con
Quoted to the church hy the mayor and
procession OF people headed by the uatioua
nag draped In crepe
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Importance was transacted some minor
resolutions being presented and discussed
at length. The supreme lodge VIII me eL
again tomorrow. The parade OF the knights
was picturesque, The local police force
headed the procession aud following came
sIa1ur General Csrnahan and stan Many
states were represented in the ranhs. inc
parade moved at p. m and trayersed me
principal streets Of the city twenty-five
brigades of she uniform rank and thou
sands OK other knights we're In line. me
knights were reviewed by General caFna-
han. Supreme Chancellor Fethers aud the
representatives of the supreme lodge. Ihls
evening there was a grand musical concert
in the pavilion and n banquet to the Visit
ing Rathoone sisters.
Brigadier General Logan OF LOUISVILLE
KY, has opened the Kentucky headquarters
and has begun campaign 10 set tne hsA ~
sIinremp convention and encampment FOR
Louisville.
The nythian SsteThood met during the
da.- - uid the supreme temple Of the
Rathbone sisters, but no business Of lmpot-
lance was transacted
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TEXAS.


The number OF cpnyicts increased during
the month OF July.
Add tional awards for supplies have been
made by bhe State purchasing agent
Sales Of public lands during July made a
rev record FOR q dull month.
Three ot the vacancies in the faculty Of
the Agricultural and Mechanical college
have been filled by the board OF directors.
Tuck Smith has again ueen convicted Of
RATE in Falls county, bat was given only
tniriyseyen years,
II Is stated positively that there will be
nomination for Judge Of the court OF
clyll appeals when the convention reasscn-
bles al Waco.
Fise ana smoke are issaing FROM hole
90 tie sfGtnd In Grayson county and there
is much Curiosity among the farmers
The populis,s VIII uHke an cftxt TO gain
votes frosu the rauks Of organized labor.
Officials II the Southern Pacific had a
conference at Beaumont with the oil c1an
panies ana delivered an ultlmatum regard
Ing the handling ot private cars,
The people Of ReaumVnt have been grant
cd further time TO get statement of thu
intentions ID the Port Arthur channs
people.
Tge Galveston sea wall project Is mccHn
With sertous difficulties.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
Entr
DOMESTIC.

international convention OF the Typo
graphical Union made some important
changes In the laws.
The International Harvesters' company
was formed with q capital Of $4,000, 600.
The third annual reunion of the army OF
the Philippines was held at Council Bluffs.
Iowa.
The grand lodge OF Elks had great
parade at Salt Lake City.
Knights Of Pythias paraded the streets
OF San Francisco by thousands.
Chicago police are working hard to I'm
ravel the Bartholln murder mystery.
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DIR. TRAGHER'S Liver AND BLOOD SYRv|
CURES TO STAY CURED. u.s. SO and sioo.
25, SO and Si.O0.

one of the first pay lists that | shs;is
noticed that one Of the men-PIl'usas !.
behl we will call him--was PAID ? w. W
less than was due to him. I'd laS',
to the margin I found that On su, u
such date It was ordered BY tM Ky
authority that shillings monthly Nv ~
he so deducted from the pay g w !.
Ugbebl and paid TO Corporal A. y, y y 4
total Of s. had been paid. ssn !. ~. 4.
tho assessed value OF a VIE, tae ss M.
OF the said Amadu, who had eefa ~.
by Oghebi to rcnouncc her alsss1'
her lawful spouse
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THE HEART OF THE WOODS.
Such beautiful things in the assi' y
unn1si

Such beautiful things in the as'i'
woodsi ..n !.
Flowers and ferns and Iae W. T
moss; .,,,,s,,
Such love of the birds In the soilas \
Where the swift wings glapc' ="
treetops toss; ,,s
Spaces of silence swept WIN ~ ~; n
Which nobody hears bui tne g XII !.
Spaces where myriad cfeasnI ,ur.riis,
Stunning themselves In his su aas,s
Such safety and peace In 'hs Ds'''
woods, -, IA Az
Far from the clty's dust enc ~ Isi-,is
Where passion nor bate q Inv nss,s /.
Nor fashion nor folly hNs eaiS ss,t
Deeper than hunters irali 1 ~ MI
Gllmmcfs the tarn where 'n' '"
drink .,,,ss liz .
And fearless and free ccns'
~ 1 peep e at herself over toe s ssasa i
Such pledge Of love in the '
For the Maker Of oil things ~
feast. .,o, brceis
And over the tiny fowerles s' sss,r u,
With care that for ages IN. nniiI Ne 81
II He cares for this W"
rb tsee- wherever thou art tef'S
Child Of infnite Father; ost kesJlsr g
And safe in such gen n.sret 4. sssfs'
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SOLD INTO SLAVERY.
An Old Negro Disposes OF Himself
One Thousand Dollars.

An Old Negro Disposes OF Himself for
One Thousand Dollars.
Knoxville, Tenn, August 1S.-ln pc
cul'ar way today q story came to hight
which has lao equal recorded since tue day
the slave mart was abolished here. Jerry
Logan, the aged janitor OF the state sill
preme court, sold himself to Gerald stuart,
clerk OF the court for $1,000 Fag TINS
sum he agrees IN a written ccs.~ct IL
from nov until the time OF his death,
The origin Of the unique deal Is mat
Logan has lately found himself inyoveu
in certain dehts when have worried MN
great deal and to get rid OF them. ne
sought this means OF raising the ready
money, The $1,000 IS TO be paid to MIN a;
once. Logan was slave, is " years OF
age and has many friends among Inc
whites Of tne Old regime.
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FOREIGN.

Tho indian troops were reviewed by King
Edward at Buckingham palace.
sharp resistance was met by ofuciais 10
closing the religious schools in France.
The court al Queher refused to grant ex-
traalton for Greene and Gsynor.
1syo American soldiers were Killed ana
number wounded by .Moros.
Gold weather has almost ruined many
crops In Germany.
Commander Mclean viii look after Amer.
icap interests.
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GENERAL SMITH ILL.

Incidents OF His Return Have Brought on
Collapse.
Portsmouth, Ohio, August 13.-General
Jacob II. Smith Is seriously III tonight at
tho home Of his brothcr-in-law aud attor-
ney, Judge James W Bannon. His Illness
came on late last night, but was not con.
sidored serious until late this evening, when
physicians were called in attendance,
The generals Illness IN Ia the form of a
nervous collapse, attributed TO tho strain
of his campaign In Samar the subsequent
court marital and thcu the unexpected news
OF his retirement received on the date Of
his landing at san Francisco.
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COLD IN GERMANY.
Low Temperature Has Almost Ruined
Many Crops.

Low Temperature Has Almost Ruined
Many Crops.
Berlin. August 13.-Cold rains have been
falling throughout Germany for a fort.
night, turning to snow in the mountains.
Temperatures were reported rs low as 40
degrees Fahrenheit. The harvest just clos.
ing has been damaged, especially FOR wheat
aud rye and Imports of foreign grain viii
be required. Berlin produce exchange
dealers say the imports Tor this purpose
probably Will come from Russia. IN Hun
gary. beets, which are the backbone OF
agriculture In large fertile districts are
understood have rank tops and are lacking
In saccharine matter, This is the time OF
the year that beets require sunshine aud
warmth for developing. II the lHns con.
tinue the sugar product Will be the short
est IN years
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Mexican Railway Extension.

LAREDO, Texas August l2,A Monterey,
Mexico, special says: Work on the con.
structon Of the Mexican Central short line
TO the States Is about TO be commenced.
The survey between Paredon and LampaEos
has been completed. Engineers are now
at work north OF I.ampazos, aud next week
engncers under the direction OF Edwin
StWter Will be put in the field across the
horder at El Pan with instructions to To-
cNtc q line TO san Antouio,
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Farmers co-operatiye coro,,,

Petrre. $. D., August IL. The Farmer
Nap"nll COOPERATIVE Exchange comncn,
mas Med articles NJ Incorporation Nj 4,
ranitoi OF S5o,OeGo0o with the secretary nj
Inc purposes Of the corporation arc r.,
stock asi all kinds OF pro,iuce al con,,, ,,fe
SION and otherwise snd for that Trn' Z.
nMid end equip grain elevators. warehob~sN'
cod storage plants, stock yards and Whsf
ness OF the corporation. 'Ne ous''
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RAILROADS.

II Is announced tha5 the Texas Short line
viii DO Pm In operation IN the next ten
days. ,.-
TRa Fan Antonio freight meeting has
come 10 p close.
The Cnnwell Steamship line rs TO be alb
sorbed today by the Southern Pacific.
The express company merger Is said to
have been accomplished.
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Polish Prince Wounded.

Vienna, August 14,-rPolish papers report
that Prince ohlensky, governor OF Nhar-
kow, Russia, who was shot and wounded
last Monday night az Kharkow, received
some time since formal sentence NJ death
from the central revolutionary committed
and since Tint time the prince has worn
a waisteoat OF chain armor. which saved
his life Monday night
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A TREMENDOUS DIVIDEND.
United States Steel Pays 40 Per
Cent 10 investors.

New York, August 13.-Memoers OF
the United states steel Corporation
Underwriting syndicate today re-
ceived third dividend OF 8 per- cent
on the face Of the S2oo,ooo,ooo for
which they were liapie. The synd'-
cate was not asked to advance more
than 12la per cent Of this amount,
however, SO Its proats to date are
sso.ooiooo on the actual outlay OF
s25,Ooo.Ooo or n return of l25 per
cent less comparatively small sum
In less Of interest.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


Washington, August l3.-Hugh II. Stuse
has been appointed letter CARTER at Cor.
slcanN James 4 Honea a clerk at Cleburne
aud James Prltchett Inns been appointed a
clerk at Hillshoro.
The proposition of tho sherman Hotel
company for the leasing of the present post
offcc pre- misses at Sherman Las been ac-
cepted,
Charles c. Mitchell has been appointed
postmaster at Author, Parker county, TO
succeed Lewis 4. Pate, resigned.
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Maokax Win erohated

Virginia. New, August 13.-MrS. John w.
Mackay and Clarence H. Mackay. through
attorneys today filed the will OF the ia.e
John W. Mackay In the district court for
probate. with the petition that Mrs
nNlntch eAecutorS
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Spanish Anarchists Arrested.

Paris, August lS,--A dispatch to news
agency from San Sebastian, Spain, says
been arrested on the charge Of Matching
a plot to assassinato NJ Del Cassc. tht
French minister OF foreign affairs during
his recent stay al Fork on the French
side of the Pyrenecs.
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Affairs in havtl.

Washington, August H. Minister Powell
cables the state department from Port Az
Prince today that Gonaives was in the
hands a the revolutionary forces under
General Flrmiu ON Monday no called
that the NasQuez government has uotihe
him that Gonaives- and three other prov
inces We're In rebellion
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DISPLAY AT SAN FRANCISCO.

Knights OF Pythias Conduct Magnificent
Street Parade.
San Francisco, August ls,--rhe parade OF
the uniform rank OF the knights Of
Pythias thrust aside the business OF the
supreme lodge today. Although the ses
sion reconyened In the forenoon nothing OF
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Acr1oN nEc1ARrD n.LrGAL

Lyons. August i3.-lrhc court Of appeals
has declared Illegal the afrixing Of seals 10
certain INNS schools and has ordered their
removal ON the ground that the buildings
In question belonged to private owners and
not to the congregations.
number OF cases similar 90 the fore.
going are at present before the courts In
various places in the provinces,
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BROKE rHE SEALS.

Grenoble, August 13.-Count Mirabel has
been sentenced to six days Imprisonment
for breaking the seals which had been at
fixed to tho nuns school here Two cons
Of the count were fired twenty francs each
for insulting the commisslonary of police.
These sentences, however, were repricved
under the first offenders law,
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Mosely Eleoted aovernor

nenison, Texas August 10, Palmer :.
Mosely defeated William L. BYRD for gov.
eruor OF the Chlckasaw Nation today M /,
majority of six votes, MOscly was favor.
able 10 the supplementary treaty and L,yrd
opposed TO Il,
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rHn WOMEN oRGAN1zEn.

The visiting ladies held secret meetings,
both forenoon and afternoon. and anally
effected permanent organization Of the In.
ternatonal Wcmens Auxiliary to the In
ternational Typographical Union, by elect.
ing the following officers;
President, Mrs. Franz Kennedy Omaha.
Vice presidents, Mrs Louzer, Nashville;
Miss Mary Crowley, Cincinnati; Mrs. NJ. U.
Crowley, Milwaukee, and Mrs Herman
Matthews. Omaha.
Mrs. ponnell of Cincinnati was elected
observation-disclosures.
A constitution prepared nv Mrs. Kennedy
Mrs. Jessie Johnson and Mlss Francis l..
1'aylor wns adouted. II emnodies close re-
latlons with the international Typogranh
zeal union. with membership limited to rel
atlyes Of members Of the Typographical
unions
The convention Of International Stereo
| typers and Electrotypers union adopted !
| resolution TO he presented TO the United
| Typothetne. Among other matters umdol
consideration was the adoption Of a trade
mark and matters relating 10 time and
wages,
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Cd90rrh

Is a discharge from the mucous
membrane of the nose, throat,
stomach, bowels, ETC., when kept in
a state of inflammation by an i'm.
pure condition of the blood and a
want of tone in the system,
Soothe the inflamed membrane,
strengthen the weakened system,
and the discharge viii stop to do
this purify the blood.
IT was troubled with cstarrh for years
and tried various remedies bnt found moth.
ing that would cure me. ! then resolved
10 try Hoods sarsaparllla and took four
bottles which entirely cured me. / have
never been troubled with catarrh since
As blood purifier can find nothing else
equal 10 Hood's sarsapaSilla." WILLIAM
sHxsMAN, 1880 9th st., Milwaukee,, Wis.
Hoods Jdrsdpdriild
Cures catarrh radically and perma-
nently--- removes its cause and
overccmes al its effects.
Anncptue substitute.
-
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COMMERCIAL.

ce4taz values again advanced on heavy
buying ky Wall street interests and uu.
faTorznls reports FROM the belt.
Corn wheat aud oats advanced after
q general slump, on bullish crop reports
stocks we're sluggish. only q few shares
xho alng any activity.
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WASHINGTON.

his said Roosevelt is not pleased with
the eght among Texas republicans ana
VIII interfere In the interest Of harmony
General Fred Grant has been named To
taBs command Of the department OF rexas
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SPORT.

A prominent horseman cleaned up $50.
600 81 Harlem.
Judge Eayanagh gives Nett Fiber a
warning regarding attachment issued by
Memphis,
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EozEMAi mo- CURE. mo- pan.

Druggist will refund money II PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure Ringworm, Tel
ter, Old Ulcers and Sores. Plinples and
Blackheads and nll skin diseases. 800.
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PIos Cured Without The knit

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pratrndns
PILES, Druggist Will refund money II PAT6
OINTMENT falls to cure you. l0c,
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.....ss.s......s.ssssss.ss
TO CUT OFF FISH STORIES. &

Wisconsin Man Wants Weight
CT Each Fish Registered.
La CIcfse. Wis, August i3.-W'
L. woodward, La Crosse attorney
las drafted bill which he will pre-
sent to the Legislature this winter
the purpose Of which Is to prevent
the telling Of ash stories The
bin provides that every fisherman
must, under penalty Of nne, register
the weight of every hsh taken eN'
ceeding one pound in weight.
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@MxAp.>..

rhis signature IL on every boz Of shs scssiss
Laxative Bromo.Q uinine Tablets
shs rswsay thss sSrss ssia - sss sAss
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GOVERNOR uNpER ARREST.

GOVERNOR UNDER ARREST.
California's Executive Served
With a Warrant.
Los Angeles, Cal, August i3.--Gov-
ernor Henry Il. Gage was today
placed under arrest ny detective
of San Francisco, who served on him
warrant charging am With cr!mi-
nal libel, the warrant having been
sworn by the proprietor Of the san
Francisco Call
The governor was Immediately re-
leased on writ OF habeas corpus.
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The South Texas National Bank
OF Houston, Texas.
orrIcERs:

Chas. Dillingham;, H. Brashear
President. LIST VICE LFesldvnI.
o. 4. Holt. III. h: ,MucHteEgL
I'd vice President, Sd Vice PRESIDENT.
j. u. McAshnn, Cashier.
Z. A. Mckinney, Assistant CASHIER
Directors: ]. 1. Campbell. Chas. pilling'
ham. j. z. McAshan. o. 4. lIolt. II; r.
Nact;regor Henry Brashear. Jacob Binz,
+ a Heltmann. 5. r. Carter.
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Mons AlhIy Power
Over His Fellow Mon
The Secret Revealed
At Last.
Astounding Discoveries Which
Prove that People can Actually
Be influenced and Controlled
for Years Without Dream
ing They Are Under
The Mystic Spell
of Another.
How II Is Done - Powerful
Secret Method of Mind Con.
troll by the Side of Which
HypnOtiSm and Kindred
influences Sink Into
lnSignificance.

At last the true secret Of mental power /
and mind control has been revealed.
noted college ir the city Of New YORK mas
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scientists. which laws bHre the mysteries !
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