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MACEDONIAN REBELS pEFEArgp
Turks Used Women and Children For
Screen to Storm Trenches


London, July 16-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Daily Mail SAYS of
cial reports received describe a for
midable Macedonian rising in the vi
lage OF Monestar, European Turkey
According to these reports. the rebels
entrenched on the banks of the o.
trovo, withstsod the attacks of a ]. OOt.
Turkish regulars and several hundred
bashl-BazoAIs for a week. FINALLY
the Turks placed the Macedonian
women and children in the front. as a
screen, and stormed the position of
the rebels. The latter maintained a
murderous fire, and many women and
children were killed by their own bus.
bands and fathers. After dispensing
the rebels the Turks massacred the
population and looted and burned the
houses OF the inhabitants.
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Atlantic City Horse Show on.n.A

Atlantic City, N. j., July l6.-Never
was the opening OF horse show more
suspicious than yesterday, when a
throng of society people f1ocked to the
Inlet Park to be present at the inau-
Duration of the fourth annual event
OF the Atlantic City Horse Show AS
Bociation. There were ten classes
Judged during the afternoon. In these
New York exhibitors secured five first
Six second and FIVE third prizes, while
Philadelphia carried off two first, two
second and one third prize.
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Wood May Be Canal commis.,on.,

Oyster Bay. N. Y, July 15-Prasidon
roosevelt has invited General Leonard
wood to visit him at Sycamore Hi
early In August General Wood is on,
OF Mr.. RooseVelt's closest friends. ant
the president entertains a high regarC
Tor his executive ability. On account
OF that fact General Wood is mentioned
as probable member OF the isthmiar
eanal commission to have general
tharge OF the canal construction. 1t is
understood to be not unlikely that he
may be appointed as the head of the
commission.
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want you TO kill me- want to die
Where is he?"
The girl looked into the guides
eyes. DO you wish to see him
Giles?''
See him and kill him, YES"
Something strange came into the
girls eyes. "At dusk tomorrow he
will walk alone along the trail that
the railroad men have blazed below
Beaver Creek. You wouIdn't kill him.
would you, Gnes?"
Kill him, yes, but not murder him.
I'll meet him and Wen fight it out"
He carries a pistol" said the girl
AT dusk the next evening Giles
Blossom stood by tree at the side
of the blazed railroad trail. The see
ond growth of timber had already
sprung to the height of a mans
waist. The guide heard a sound. Not
40 yards away with his body partly
concealed by the underground a man
was coming toward him. The on
conner wore a white flannel outine-
shirt and his cap was pulled well
over his eyes. Blossom stood in the
'S Oiaii- IL the man, -
he said to himself. Then he spoke
aloud. IF you're armed defend YOUR.
self, for / am going to shoot" The
stranger stopped short, raised hand
holding pistol and fired.
There was another shot, this time
from the guides weapon. The stran.
ger tottered and fell.
Holding his pistol in his hand Bios
som went forward slowly. There was
no movement. He reached the side
of his fallen adversary. The cap had
fallen back. Oh, the horror of IL
Giles Blossom saw, looking I'D at hir,
through the dusk, the face of Susan
Hale. The clothing near the heart
was stained. Blossom realized. The
girl had purposely sacrificed herself.
Another shot broke the silence of
the twilight woods. Giles RIossoI,
died by his own hand.
They found them there together
The woodsmen guessed the story.
The native charm of the Adiron-
dack woodsmen has largely gone
The deer are vanishing. The trout
are dying in the sawdust-6lIed
streams. The holy song of the her
INIT thrush is less and less often
heard as the sun passes away from
Marcy's crest. The private cars of
the jewellers in towns are on every
side track of the wilderness piercing
railroad. Mans civilization advances
Gods civilization retreats.-Cbicago
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General Wheaton Retired

Washington July 15.-Major General
Lloyd Wheaton closed his active mill
tary career yesterday, having reached
the statutory retiring age of "a years
He is at his home in this country
where he recently arrived from the
philippines. The vacancy caused by
his retirement already has been antlci-
pated by the appointment of Brigadier
General Bate, now commanding the de.
partment Of the Missouri at Omaha
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MarcenI,s Latest Feat

London, July 16.-Marconi, who is
on board the Italian flagship Carlo AL
berto, at Cronstadt, Russia, has cabled
TO his London Office that he has re-
eeived wireless signals from the Corn
wall station, about 1,4O0 miles distant
partly overland. Complete messages
were received as far as Skagen, Dem
mark, about $50 miles from Cornwall
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Grand Picnic.

Ho, for a grand Picnic at Winddale
Park by the Banks Of Calanthe, Mon.
day, June 80, 1902. Good music. Plenty
OF refreshments. Come one, come all
All the Courts and Lodges are earnestly
requested TO join in with the children.
Admission, 10cts.
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whats in a Manner

Hewitt-There's nothing in q name
Jewett-l agree with you. / know
siellow who named his goat "Oleomar-
garine," and yet the goat has turned
out to be good butter-N. Y. Times
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Tommy-Willie hit met crying).
Grandma--Did he hit you on pur-
pose?
Tommy-No'm; on the head.--N. r.
Journal.
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General chaffee ReIlev.d-

washington. July 15.-GeneraI Chat
zee has been relieved Of command In
the Philippines and oriered to the COM
mand of the department OF the east. by
an order issued yesterday by Sc" ,tary
Root.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-19

At a recent recital Josef Hoffman,
responded to four encores. but sti1
the audience wanted more. Then he
quietly closed the lid of the piano.
bowed and left the stage. AS usual,
1t was the women who raised the
whirlwind of indiscriminate applause
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-07-19
NEW CHINESE MINISTER
Sir Liam Chen Tung Appointed to SUI
coed WI Tinu Fanu<

SeSu Wu ing Fang.
Pekin, July 14-Sir Liam Chen Tung,
secretary of the Chinese embassy to
the coronation of King Edward. was
yesterday appointed Chinese minister
to the United States.
New ministers to Russia, France and
Italy have also been nominated. The
selections for these posts shows that
the dowager empress continues TO re-
gard the diplomatic service as unim-
portant. All OF them, except Lien
Chen Tung, are unknown ca the for
eigQ community
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WI Not Surprised.

washington, July 14.-Mr. WI. the
chinese minister at Washington, was
not surprised to hear Of the appoint
ment OF successor to himself, as he
had been expecting an announcement
OF this character for some time. He
mad received notice that his services
would be required in another capacity,
ano for this reason has been prepared
TO hear of the naming Of his successor
at any time.
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CLAIRVOYANT.

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1ree. GOnZales heals Body and Mind,
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now 20 make the one you love, loves
you, gives luck and success.
Address,
GONZALES, 1873 Bergen ST.,
Brooklyn NJ.
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Diseases at once and forever Straightens curly
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If you use GLOSSINE, it will stay straight for
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the baldest head In from 10 to 40 DAYS 1t will
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1t is good for all kinds of Hair for white or color
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up people, babies, and boys and girls. Good for
the Hair, the Mustache, and the Eyebrows. 1t
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A Mater of Necessity

May-Why did you accept him?
Beile-Well, it was so hot l couldn't
refuse him with the tragic dignity
that would make him regret and come
back and propose again.-Town Topics
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rLOSSINTE WILL DO

so harmless that it can do no injury-not even to
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1t, cannot fail to have beautiful head of long
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Who is 1t that will let 81 90 bill prevent them
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AIways in Trouble

Nan-What is she worrying about
now?
Fan-Because she can't think of any
thing to worry about-Somervill
Journal.
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IF YOU ARE OUT OF 80. AVN
can't find any to do; or go.
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PARKER.s pREvENrAr1vr COW

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o TO 80 days; sizes, 81 and 50 each, by man
The East India Remedy Co., 5I1 18TH Pnlsa
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HELPED BY BAD WEATHER
WHEAT Is STRONG, ADDING .-SC To
THE DECEMBER PRICE.
Corn and Oats Close at Slight De-
cifnes, Corn Holding Fairly Firm
Hog Products Are Lower.

CHICAGO. Nov. n.-Unsettled weather.
good cash and export demand caused
strength to wheat on the Board of Trade
to-day, and the close was strong. with
December up sc. Corn closed ssG1ac high
er ana oats eaAc lower. January provis-
ions closed from NC to 1Oc lower.
wheat ruled strong under the influence
OF unsettled weather. with prospects of a
laiiing OH In the movement and a good ex-
port demand. Trading was not especially
active, but the buying demand was sufi-
cient to start covering by shorts, and a
large amount was taken by prominent
long, the latter being one OF the features
OF the day. Local sentiment appeared to
favor the buying side, strong Northwest
markets being an incentive. The close was
strong and near the top figures of the day
december opened &c lower to a shade
higher, at 7ss0Z%c, and advanced steadily
throughout the session. The hier 'rk
was reached at 7213c, and the clos =
higher, at 122sQ7215c. Clearances
ana nour were equal to 100000 blu. .
receipts were 1,59s.000 blu, compared with
i'444'Voo bu a year ago. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts of SS5 cars, which
with local receipts of 273 cars six of con-
tract grade, made a total of LBS cars.
against 1880 year ago.
In spite of a bearish government crop re-
port corn was fairly firm, although May
was easy, mainly on hedging sales against
new corn. Unsettled weather was a
strengthening factor. Commission houses
were good buyers all day, and, although
several attempts were made to break the
market, the offerings were well taken and
prices were maintained fairly we'll The
crosse was lower for May, but December
was up ssq1ec, at 503sQ51c, after selling be-
tween 5o14c and sic. Receipts were go
cars, thirty OF contract grade
oats ruled weak and trade was light Rad
Weather and prospects of a decrease i'm re-
celpts were bull factors, but continued SELL
ing py commission houses held prices down.
december closed bQAc lower, at 29z@2s7sc,
AFTER selling between 291aQ299sQ3Oc Re
celpts were ISL cars
HeaVy receipts of hogs caused a weak
opening In provisions. and although part
OF the early loss was regained on covering
py shorts and buying by brokers' the close
was weak There was no particular feature
10 trading. January pork closed TIC lower.
at S5.l2l2: lard, loo lower, at s915, and ribs
it2c lower, at S.
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
head. e'' o'0O"
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THE LIVE MARKETS
DECLINE IN CATTLE, UNFINISHED
GRADES SUFFERING MOST.
Hogs I'm Good Demand and Ten to Fiji
teen Cents Lower-Lambs Strong
Condition of Other Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS,
ION sToCKYARDs.

UNION sToCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
Nov. Observation-Disclosures. LOO; shipments. 200.
The receipts Of cattle thus far this week indicate
an increase of about 500 over the same time last
week and a slight improvement compared with
the corresponding time year ago. The receipts
to-day were almost $50 larger than a week ago
and Just little larger than a year ago. The
supply was above the expectations OF most deal
ers, and there was very little IL any improve
ment in quality The weaker feeling indicated
IN the trade tor several days was well developed
to-day and the market opened with buyers very
cautious and bids were Irregular but In all cases
decidedly lower thSn the cattle were selling at
the close OF last week. Prices offered were SO
nucn below the expectations of statesmen and
owners that they were very reluctant in trans
ket was the result In isloated cases there was
probably not to exceed 15c decline, but In gem
eral way the market was Csc lower, and no doubt
tnere were a number OF sales that represented
S0c decline The demand from outside sources
was or no Importance. and with only fair compe-
tition between local killers the feeling at the
close OF the market was as weak as il had been
tie suffering more than others 1T is the good
strong feeders that ordinarily will sell to butch
ers at a fair price, but sellers are unable 10
get better prices than common killers are bring
ing, and the demand for feeders Is not large
enough 10 exhaust the supply. The general mar
and country shippers cannot be too careful
There were very few steers for which buyers
would pay as much as S. and a very large per
centage or the good female butcher cattle ara
selling below 81 Quotations:
Good TO choice steers. 1850 lbs and up
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Thirty-ssrwo Transfers Made Matter OF
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of lsarion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Nov. IL, 1902 as fur
nished bys the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Companys Nc. LII East Market street. Both
Thomas 81. spann to indianapolis Water
Company, Lots and 81, Jennings's sub
Floral ss'ark. brighton boulevard. near
Nathan = Hubbard. trustee. to Dora NJ 800
Cayend$; Lot "a. Block /. Nordyke q
Hollowtsrs Grandview add. lash st. near
Charles Ereund TO Frederick Freund. part
Insorths saa Quarter r Section 20 Township
Frederick K shepard to Elmer S. Keay.
Lot n:s Woodruff Place. OHest drive.
Elmer s sKeay to Frederick k. Shepard ct
TX. sar7e as above ........................ /
Hsines. Lot l.. wrisht,s sub Of a. E.
Fletehefs third add. uwelfth st. near
Frank MswhInney 70 Joshua churchill ct 1'"0O
ux., pars of Lots Is and 2s Block s. 5. A.
ss Iti Jr, 80, northeast add Martin
Calvin w CoPpock to David 3, Yates ct
al: L9t3s carte s,t, Orchard Grove add.
Standard Gland Company TO Eliz, II. c.
heirs aad Oriental ST. near Polk su''' 200
Felix T. :dcWhirter to Fred d., l. Williams.
tBates 4, near Arsenal av) ............... l.soo
Robert W Long TO Ira J. Cook Lot 81.
denny 1t. near Washington st1 ' i aou- aoa
Robert va Long to Joseph Garard. Lot %.
same d.u "a ABOVE ADenny ST. near
WASHINGTON sp ............................. 900
Mary l.. srrotcky TO Sol s. Kiser. Lot 35
Gracelalsd Park add. Northwestern av,
Hilbert s1 Il FosSb to Jacob c Hollsten Lot iSO'
4, Bones sub OF Bonds Belmont add
blaine sv. near Miller st) ...-............ LOO
David c. bryant TO Ellen StilIwell. Lot IS
Moesch's second sub. Northwestern ay.
Paulina 4 Merritt TO Joseph w. Sewage
part Of SoTth half of south half OF north
qsarter Section }. Township Is
Eunice Harper to Euphrasie c. Smith,
Lot 1921 Chsmbers's sub OF TO IL. Irv-
ington. fI-owel av. near Graham st) -. I2jo
Charles =. Robbins TO Mary f. Lehr. Lot
lO2 Rotbns's North Indianapolis add
Burton sav: near 9th sD ..-.::...-:...-.... 20
Jasper NJ Clsry 10 William Boaghtrfght
Lot III. SJackson Park add. (Arsenal av
near 20 SD 1900
Lot as Leonards Barth heirs add
Nathan sscLarghn 10 John G. Dunn, Lot
ridge sf1 near Chicago STD ................ 400
Israel b. Cline TO William A. Fox Lot
323 Mc*.arty's eighth West Side add
oliver "a near Marion sv) ................ Is0
Louise h sCook 10 George Wysong. part OF
southwtxt quarter Section rs. Township
1s. Ranse {. Lawrence township -. 1 800
Michael " Spades TO Daniel Il. Caplinxer
Lot 2. 3Ciarks first West Indianapolis
edd. Dforrs ST. near Harding SD 800. GOO
William +. pwysr TO Ora 4 Cox % TX.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW York, Nov. n:-Butter-Receipts. 7.l2I
packages Arm; State dairy. 1Sa2ic; extra cream
cry, 25lfc creamery, common TO choice. lS424izc.
Cheese-iseceipts. 6.S6S packages; strong; new
new, i2ssA: small white old, l2sc; new. l2asc;
large colC.ced, old, 12Ac: new, 12@c: large white,
old, l2%cs new, 12ssc. Eggs-Receipts. 6.Sl7 pack
best 2Igi2sc: Western fancy graded 2ia2sc;
Western. poor to choice, lSa2Sc; refrigerated.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11--Butter Arm and
&c highes: extra Western creamery. 26c extra
mand; Trash nearby. 2Sc loss on; fresh West
ern, 2sc. gloss on; fresh Southwestern. 25c. loss
off: fresK Southern. &c loss OFF. Cheese firm.
prime snail. ia&aisc;; New York full creams
fair to gnod. small, 12k412l3c; New York full
creams, Srime large. l2isGl2Ac; New York full
creams. fair to good. large lZ<qlzrc'
BALTIMORE. Nov. n.-Butter firm and high
er; ncysimitation. 20d22c; fancy creamery ESQ
2sl3c; fascy ladle. 19@2lc; fancy roll, lSqlsc;
good rols 16IlIc; store packed. 16qlsc Eggs
higher; arge, I2Agisc; medium. lSQISlsc; small.
l3hQ13%cs
CHICAGO. Nov. lion the Produce Exchange
to-day tlse butter market was firm; creamery
l6ltG25c; sdairy, l5q22c. Eggs steady; loss on
cases retsrned. 22lzc- Cheese steady at 11Ql2c.
Butter fsm and higher: creamery extra, z.e
firsts, 24lsd25kc: seconds 22zd23lzc; dairy, l5q
l61sc. CHEESE steady; Ohio fiat, 12c.
kansas CITY. Nov. 11.-Eggs firm; fresh Mis-
souri, ana Kansas stock, iSlzc dozen, loss of
and casei returned; new No whitewood cases.
ST LCNJIS, Nov. 1l.-Butter firm; creamery,
iSd251se; sdairy. Ha2oc Eggs lower at zoe.
loss Off
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 11.-Butter-Common and
medium. a4Ql5c per Id: good. lSQ20c. Eggs, 2c.
BoSTo<, Nov. 1L-lSpecial.l-Eggs firm at
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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICEs.
London's strengthening influence
Soon Lost It's Effect.
Meyer & Kiser's Telegram. ]

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Under the influ-
ence of higher quotations from London
for American stocks this market showed
some recovery from the close of last night
and for the first hour there was a more
confident tone, although the trading was
light compared to the volume of activity
yesterday. A. c. p, after advancing one
point, began to show weakness and under
heavy selling orders, which looked largely
like manipulation on the part of the Stand
ard Oil party, broke five points This
started urgent liquidation in the general
list again and in the afternoon session the
market broke badly to a lower level than
yesterdays lowest. II was difficult to trace
the selling and a number of rumors were
circulated that Mr. Keehe was compelIed
to unload his holdings of Southern pa
cific which broke 31a points i'm an hour
The market was feverish and quite demon
allied and continued under heavy pres
sure. There was no news given out TO az
count for the break to-day but the urgent
liquidation. which was apparent during the
entire afternoon session, is supposed 10
be caused by the calling of heavy loans
The market steadied in the last half hour
under covering for short account and fairly
good support was evident I'm a number ~
railroad issues, such as Atchison and Union
Pacific.
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So 20 choice sheep :................. 3.00d3. %
common TO medium sheep ............ 256i2 rs
T1toCSers ana feeding sheep .......... OOG3 90
DueAs' per lOp lbs .................... .O0l2 so
horses-The receipts OF horses for the regular
sure OF the Warman- ack- Chamberlain Com
paiIy were fafrly liberal, about 200 having ar
Iseu' against less than 100 a week ago and 200 a
year ago. There were quite a number OF good
no ses IN the arrivals and the quality generally
inere was a crowd Of buyers, but they were not
supPned with many important orders, and conse-
quehtIy tney were not inclined 10 bid prices that
mele up 70 the expectations OF owners. In fact
1ney ttled TO buy the poor to medium chunks
.na drivers 40 far below the expectations of
On , mat II was very difficult to consummate
5.IoS ana the clearance was not good as usual
mere Is continued fair demand for prime
hSeaVy graft horses and coach horses that are
aOo,e the average In their class and also for
the pest Southern grades, but competition is not
ssuohe enough to enable dealers to realize any
letter prices than those current recently There
was considerable complaint of sales of the less
tore the market on that class was very unsatis-
I1ctory. IL seems that country shippers are not
inaklng the same discrimination in the country
mat is being made in the market, and until they
10 TINS they may expect to be disappointed in
lnelr sales. Although a few transactions were at
was absolutely nothing in the market encourage
,ns 10 tne selling side, and the fall trade con-
.hues 10 De disappointment Weather condi-
.tohs are not favorable to a good business, and,
1rnereiore' the outlook is not very encouraging.
Ine.e We're few extra horses in their class
sooa enough 20 sell around Sis TO $500, but COM
paratlvely few sold above $50. and the bulk Of
the sales of medium to good chunks and drivers
were at 80 to $125. Less desirable horses sold
anywhere from $50 to s75