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welfare Of both countries lies In intel
llgent mutual esteem
Herr Godberger makes comparisons
between Germany aud the United
States, and says that one thing GER
tain Is that the sharpest competition
viii be made by the United States for
the worlds market.
I'VE must Internationally admit, q"
says the writer, that in the art Of in
dustrlal organization, IN disciplined CO.
operation, In the reduction Of cost OF
production in the utilization of every
development, without regard 60 cost.
we find beyond the Atlantic abundant
models"
The writer declares that he found the
Americans maryelously, almost uncan-
nily, Informed about events and facts
concerning international trade produce
ton. A practical lesson for Germany,
he continues, is to give free play to
economic forces; to reduce government
meddling, TO remove prejudices against
innovations and TO introduce the best
features Of the American trust, eschew-
lng capitalization promises.
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GREAT swINDLING.
Done In Connection with the Lon.
don and Globe ins. Co.

London, Aug. THE official receiver
announces that he has issued sum
monses again Whitaker Wright and
Robert Lemai to recover $4,000 In
connection With share transaction be-
tween the Rritish-American corpora
tion and the failed London and Clobe
Finance corporation. limited. In the
same report the receiver says that for
the present II is not proposed to prose.
cute the directors OF the London and
Globe company for malfeasance
The city. however Is displaying the
deepest interest In the London and
Globe group of companies and the de-
mand that the public prosecutor act Is
increasingly insistent. A special peti.
tlon has been circulating on the stock
exchange, and signed by influential
men demanding the prosecution OF
Whitaker and Wright. and II Is con.
sidered that the credit OF the city and
the stock exchange demands thor.
ough Investigation of the London and
Giohe methods NJ finance.
Probably the full extent OF the monev
loss to the public by the company win
never be known, but financial experts
now estimate II at upward OF 500 000..
000 The flOtations for which Wright
was responsible aggregate forty.one,
with the enormous capital OF Sll1715.-
600, and with few exceptions all these
companies are either in liquidation,
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Express Companies win Resist.

Chicago. Aug S--TRe express COM
panles PRACTICABLE have decided to re-
sist the demands Of their drivers for an
increased pay and shorter hours, says
the Tribune, and have taken steps to
protect their business should the team
sters' union call a strike.
Coupled with this decision come ru-
mors Of a similar action by the man
ayers Of some of the big department
stores whose stabemen and drivers are
threatening trouble Both decisions
were reached at a secret Joint confer
ence In which representatives OF some
OF the stores and most Of seven big ex-
press companies were present.
In the railway - &c drivers and
conductors union number 90 the ex-
press will have to deal with a branch Of
the national transfers union, fret light
packers and become involved In freight
handlers trouble.
The plan Of the express companies ac-
'cording 20 the Tribune will be to order
not 10 accept perishable goods billed TO
Chicago and 10 cancel from all shlppms
agreements the clause which compels
delivery when shipments reach this
city the companies will send word to the
cOnsignee that he must call for the
goods Perishable articles Will be sent
by fast freight,
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Democrats Garry Tennessee.

Nashville, Tenn. Aug. 7.-Returns re-
ceiyed by the American from over the
state show the election by large matori-
ties OF the Democratlc candidates for
supreme judges and judges OF the court
Of appeals. The former are w. X. Nc
Arster NJ. Mcneil. John K, Shields
and w. D. Beard, and the latter are
r. NJ. Barton, John w. Taylor and s.
H. Wilson. Democratic congressional
nominations, according to information
received by the state committee, are:
Fourth District-Morgan c. Fltzpat-
rick over C. T.. Snodgrass.
Sixth District-John W. Gaines over
NJ. II. Meek
Seventh Distrlct--L. p. Padgett over
W ] Whithorne.
Eighth DlstrictT. w. Sims over J..
7 Trice and J. NJ. Trout.
Ninth district-R. Pearce over d. O.
Thomas.
With the exception of Fitzpatrick, all
are denominations.
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II is with Joy I tell you what Kodol
lid for me. | was troubled with my
stomach for several months, Upon he!
ing advised to use Kodol did So and
words cannot tell the good It has done
me, A neighbor had dyspepsia 50 that
he had tried most everything. ] told
him to use Kodol Words Of gratitude
have come 10 me from him because |
recommended it.--Geo. W. Fry. Viola,
Iowa. Health and strength OF mind
and body, depend on the stomach, and
normal activity of the digestive or
gans. Kodol the great reconstructive
tonic, cures all stomach and bowel
troubles, Indigestion, dyspepsia, Kodol
digests any good food YOU can eat.
Take a dose after meals. Godbe PITTS
Drug Co., corner First South and Main
streets.
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THE CUBAN LOAN.
Cuban A merican League Issues
Statement.

New York, Aug. S,-The Cuban-Amer-
lean league has issued statement con-
corning the Cuban loan, which states
If the planters are to be aided, the Gu
ban soldiers paid and the Cuban bonds
honored, the help must come immediate
~ In order that Cuba may command
future credit OF the loan required, $685.
10000, ii said, was not too large, Be-
fore the war Spain sold bonds based
on her Cuban revenues for s6OO0O0OOO.
from which liability the United States
relieved Cuba. The league suggests
that Cuba authorize her banks 10 cir
culate a national currency based upon
their holdings of Cuban national bonds,
which bonds the United States should
guarantee, These bonds should be is
sued so that II Cuba ever became part
of this country they would become sole
ly United States debt.
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Extended by Federated Catholic
Societies,
IN THEIR HOUR OF TRIAL
.vo confidence That the President
uui Perform Ills DUTY Under
The Constitution.

chicago. Aug. 1.-THE temper OF the
Convention Of theFederated Catholic So
atanes relative to the Philippine ques-
,,op was put to the test oat the closing
,osslon today. John T. Heating, ma
.io,al officer Of the Hibernians, offered
suhstlulte resolution for those pre-
,,ously brought before the meet
inc Mr.Keatlng proposed that the dele
notes dismiss the frars and the Philip
nine school questions with a mere ex-
nresslon OF satisfaction with the man.
nor in which the subject is being
handled by the vatican and the ad-
rnlplstration. When a motion on the
snbs,Itute was put, there was but one
Affirmative vote, and that one was
Teatlngs. The convention then adopted
the following resolutions:
4 I'VE hereby express confidence that
n Tbeodore Roosevelt, president of the
II irrlted States, will perform his duty un-
A Az the Constitution and laws and our
II Seief that he will institute rigid judi
Il Hi inquiry into any abuses by subor-
n Sinate government officials In our ter
4 ,liOrial possessions and promptly rec
XIV such abuses. We are especially
confident that In his dealings with the
serious problems arising In the Philip
4 mines, property and personal rights
Guaranteed by trtaty, laws and Consti-
,utlon will be faithfully safeguarded
and protected.
Resolved, That we extend to the
,rars in the Philippines our fullest
sympathy In this, their hour Of trial,
that We appreciate the value of their
services In the cause of religion ana
humanity; that we pledge them oul
support as American citizens In up
holding the hands Of our government in
rs determination to see that they are
treated with that common justice that
belongs to all who enjoy the protec-
lion Of the American flag.
Resolved, That this federation con-
gatulate the vatican and the American
government on the position attained Ia
The neg0tians regarding the questions
which have arisen In the Philippines,
and we express our full confidence that
these negotiations will be continued un.
m Just and amicable solution shall
be obtained"
other resolutions regretted present
circumstances surrounding the indian
schools and pledged active and moral
support In romedying the conditions.
The establishment Of Catholic high
schools wherever practicable was adyo-
Gated sympathy was expressed for the
Catholics OF France in their present
troubles, and Suitable recognition was
taken of the death of Archbshops
cortigan and Feehan,
Atlantic City was chosen as the meet
ing place of the convention In the third
week of July, 1903
The election OF officers resulted In a
few changes. Among the officers are;
7. B. Minahan, Columbus, o., presi-
dent Louis w Kaufman, New YORK,
first vice president; f. b, Pierce, san
Francisco, second ylce-presidenti An
thOny +. Mattre, Cincinnati. secretary;
II. ]. Fryes, Erie, treasurer.
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ZIONIST LEADERS.
Conference with sultan's Repre-.
sentatives without Result.

Vienna. Aug. 7--Dr. Theodore Herzl
founder OF the Zionist movement and
head OF the Palestine association, and
DR.. Wolfson, president OF the Jewish
Colonial trust, have returned here from
Cons,antinople. They report that their
conference with representatives Of the
sultan with reference TO the proposed
settlement Of Zlonsts in Palestine has
been without result.
In reply TO DR.. Herzl's written state
ment on the subject, the sultan eX-
pressed sympathy with the Jews in
their purposes, and named certain con-
cesslons which he would grant. These,
however. did not meet the requirements
Of the Zionsts.
Dr. Herzl SAYS he still has hopes of
being able 10 convince the porte of the
beneficial results which would result
from the settlement Of Jews in Pales-
tine.
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the flames spread that the vessel had to
be bcached on the Meadows about three
miles below New Brunswick and al
lowed TO burn to the waters edge. The
boat carried crew Of % mon, aud there
were JIG passengers aboard.
Capt Geo. r. Rogers Of Brooklyn,
gave orders that the life boats should
be lowered wheD 1t became apparent
that the flames could not successfully
be fought, and the passengers were
taken ashore to speedily that there was
no excitement The engineer Of the
boat. VIM. Traver Of Bath, N. " was
badly burned about the face and hands.
Two race horses We're pushed over
board and swan ashore uninjurod.
The vessel was valued at 100000; par
TALLY insured.
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Exhibition Drill at saltair saturda.


Ford & Sturgeon a prominent drug
firm at Rocky lIlll Station Ky, write:
1--WE We're requested by Dr. G. h. Snlg.
ley to send for Herbine for the benefit
Of our customers. We ordered three
dozen in December and We are glad 10
say, Herbine has given such great sat
isfaction that we have duplicated this
order three times, and today we gave
your salesman another order We beg
TO say DR. G., b, Snigley takes pleasure
in recommending Herbine" SOC bottle
at Y. c. NJ. J. Drug Store
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DEAD.

James Hunter, machine runner.
Tllden Winfield, colored helper.
Mike Cassidy, blown to pieces.
Joe Gordon, colored driller.
Joe Sanchy machine runner.
Thomas Sierra
Franz, Great.
Walter Elliot.
Tie powder house in the mine, usual
" containing 1000 pounds Of powder.
blew up, and it is this which caused
such great disaster The general be-
lief Is that the entire mine has been
ruined and II not II will take months
TO get II in working order again.
The resculng party are pushing for
ward with all possible speed, and be-
fore many hours the exact number of
lives lost and the total amount of dam
age can be determined.
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DeeompOsed Rody F0ni q.

New York, Aug. S-A badly decom-
posed body has been found In Mama
roneck Bay. Long Island sound. II was
that Of young man well dressed.
Around the neck was strapped a small
vallse, with machlnists tools A ticket
dated July 81 for the cabins of the
FAN City liners was found In the cloth
ing, but all other means of Identified
ton failed, owing TO the condition OF
the body. The coroner expressed the
belief that the man jumped overheard
from steamer, but It was quite evil
dent that he was not machinist,
Therefore the presence OF the tools was
unexplained and many persons who
saw the body are inclined to the MUIR
der theory.
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A HUMAN FOSSIL.
One $4,000 Years old Said 10 Have
Been Found in Kansas.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 7.--Prof. W.
n. Winchell, president Of the geolog-
lear society Of the United States and
a member Of the faculty of the Uni
yersity of Minnesota, left for Kansas
tonight with Warren Upham. secretary
Of the Minnesota Historical society, TO
investigate the reported discovery Of
n human fossil, said to be $4,000 years
old. They hope to secure valuable data
IN support of the contention that the
earth was inhabited during the glacial
Deriod
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YoungHaui

That means rich hair, heavy
hair, no gray hair. Is yours
thin, short, grayp Just re-
member, Ayers Hair Vigor
always restores color to
gray hair, all the dark, rich
color It had years ago. 1t
stops falling of the hair, also.
Has been tested for so years.
"About a year ago my hair nearly
all came out. thought would Try
Ayers Hair Vigor. | used only one
bottle OF II, and now my hair has come
in real thick and little curly. Mrs.
Lizzie M. Smith, Saratoga, Ny.
sleO An druggists. Jc.AyHR CO., Lowell. Mass
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After n Train Robber.

Chicago. Aug. Sous Hyatt. who es-
capped with Is other convicts from the
Nashville penitentiary last Monday
night, is now sought as the leader Of
the train robbers. who held up the Bur-
lington express at Savanna, ILL.,, "a
hours after the escape. At st. Paul,
Mimi. five men who are suspected Of
completely in the robbery are under ar
rest. They were taken IN body as
they alighted from a Great Western
train. They gave their names as Geo.
Mcl<innon, H. ID. Coleman Henry Lee,
i. d. Patchen, and William Dunn.
Steps have been taken 70 ascertain
whether these men or any Of them can
be identified as escaped from the Ten
nessee penitentiary
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woodmcn Increase Salaries.

Denver, Aug. "A special TO the News
from Cripple Creek says the head camp
Of the Pacific Jurisdiction OF the Wood
men Of the Void today decided to in
crease the salary Of the head counsel
from $4,000 to 5000, and that Of the
head clerk from 81 800 to $4,000.
The head physicians compensation
was reduction from rs to 30 cents for
each application.
The election Of officers was made q
special order for o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. 1t is expected that all the
head officers will be reelected. The
necessary legislation was enacted to
take money from the equalization fund
10 pay for the Woodman building now
being erected IN Denver.
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PRICE OF SILVER.
A Large Purchase by Mexico Raises
u Some.

Denver, Aug 7,-Solomon Guggen-
helm, who is here looking after the
interests Of the American Smelling and
Refining company, Of which he Is an
official, said today that the company
has just closed the sale Of 20,O0OOO(
ounces of silver to the Mexican govern
mcnl, IN addition to 100000 ounces re-
Gently delivered.
He declared that the first sale in
creased the market price Of the metal
or cents and predicted a still greater
rise as a result OF the late deal.
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have been absorbed or ara defunct
What the shareholders WI recover
from the crash may be imagined from
the announcement that the creditors
Of the London and Globe companies
viii receive only per cent and that
nothing remains for the shareholders.
The compulsory liquidation Of the
London and Globe Finance corpora
tlon, limited, was ordered on Oct. &c.
fQnf
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Anti.Treaty Chief Elected.

South McAlester, |. T.,Aug. ST. w.
Hunter, representing the antl-treaty
faction Of the Choctaw nation, has been
elected chief, defeating Green McCur-
tain by substantial majority. VlnHa.
|. T., returns of the Cherokee election
are sufficient TO show the ratification
OF the treaty with the government by
1900 or more majority The defeat Of
the full bloods is decisive. The Cher
Okee council viii meet at Tahlequah
next Monday to canvass the vote.
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A Recovery from Lockipw.

New York, Aug. S-physicians CON
nected with Harlem hospital have am
nounced the recovery from lockjaw ana
discharge from that institution of Jo-
seph the son Of silent Mike Herman,
who was for many years member OF
the New York baseball team. ON the
4th of July he shot himself in the mana
with a blank cartridge He was taken
to the hospital on July II. LockJaW
was well developed and IL was decided
to inject antl-toXln into the spinal
cord and not into the brain, as in pre-
yious cases. The injections were mace
between the first and second lumbar
yertebrae. on the fifteenth day the
jaw relaxed.
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To Raise Funds for Miners.

New York, Aug. S.--National Organ
lzer Jos. Lord OF the National Build
ing Trades Council win go to Wilkes
barre tonight 10 discuss with the Off
cials Of the Mine Workers plans for
raising funds for striking miners from
the general public of this city A sug-
gestion has been to bring here large
number OF the wives and children Of
the miners and let them parade through
the streets,
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u. $. Carbonate Co.'S Plant Sold.

New York, Aug. S-The United
States Carbonate companies entire
plant, which is said to have cost Slz5,-
900, was offered at auction in Newark
N. j., by the receiver, John X. HARD
ing. There were two bids, one Tor
$500 and the other for $500 Ii Is
unlikely the bids will be accepted.
The sale win end one Of the btlerest
fights that has been in the courts Tor
years. Ii arose out Of disagreement
among the stockholders.
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Alfred EIlinghouse Dead.

San Francisco, Aug. s.--Alfred Filing
mouse, the theatrical manager, Is dead.
after several months Illness from
mart trouble He was 80 years old and
vas a partner Of Selby Oppeneimer
% Ine management Of the California
nealer Some years ago he was assoc
caled with l.. r. Stockwell In the man.
ssssnent Of the Columbia theater and
naa also been connected with the Al
nambra theater and other amusement
enterprises.
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AMERICAN COMMERCE..
oerman Royal Privy Councillor
Gives His Views Of IL.

Berlin, Aug. IN. Goldberger, a
royal privy councillor of commerce, who
recently visited the United States. will
s =, series Of articles on that country
~ ne Noche on Sunday, This article
'ies President Roosevelt in an inter-
NV with Herr Goldberger at the
NH" my House as saying;
rne economic future belongs to the
S"'ea states and Germany and the
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New York, Aug S-The new interna-
tional club, known as the Pilgrims. viii
entertain It's honorary president, Lord
Roberts at the Carleton hotel on the
evening of the coronation. cables the
London correspondent Of the Tribune
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Another Transvai War Predicted

Rome, Aug. 1.-THE Gornae de ItalIe
publishes an interview with the son
Of former secy. Reitz OF the Transvaal.
VINO has arrived at Naples. In this in
teryiew Mr., Retz declared that war in
Inc Transvaal would recommence few
years hence
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CORP. o'BRiEN's CASE.
Postponed, Defendant Taken to
Honse of Correction.

Pittsheld, Mass, Aug IA brief
hearing was given Corp. O'Brien be-
fore United States Commissioner Wood
this afternoon. tie charge being per-
jury. After consultation OF counsel,
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wu Asked to Address workmen.

Blnghamton, N. Y. Aug. Fired r.
Kennedy, chairman OF the local labor
day committee has received the follow
ing letter.
"Chinese Legation, Washington, Aug.
Z.
Dear Sir-I am IN receipt OF your
letter OF the 2nd inviting me to address
the union men at Iinghamton on labor
dav. I appreciate highly the friendly
spirit that prompted this kind invitation
and / viii endeavor 10 see my way
clear 10 accept H.
1T is specially gratifying 10 me 10
find that hero are union men who hold
such enlightened views Of exclusive
legislation and assure you II will be a
pleasure TO me to address such broad
minded men.
VERY truly yours,
"WIr TING FANG"
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pins

On retiring, aud tomorrow your d.
gestiye organs will be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
for any kind OF work. TGis has
been the experience Of Others; il
will be yours. li0OD'S Pills are
sold by all medicine dealers. % cts,
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Notice.

DR., C. w. Higgins, the Specialist. Of
lce hours from 10 to II a. M and to
p. m. st. Elmo hotel.
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Ferryboat New Brunswick Burned.

New York, Aug. S-An overturned
lamp In the engine room OF the ferry
boat New Brunswick, plying between
New Brunswick, n j.. and New York,
set fire 70 the boat and so rapidly did
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This Is the first invitation which has
ever been extended to Chlnaman by
q labor union or a similar organization.
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exhibition Drill at saltalr saturday.
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e. OF T.. GRAND DRILL
AZ Saltalr Saturday morning. Grand
Ball afternoon and evening.
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Tonight

II your liver is ont of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
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