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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

nUNKlRK. France The dock lahorcr5
iNrmaly decided by vote Of It'll to lSi
70 resume work
COLON Tho death rate among tho sol.
tlers OF tnc government at pauamn ANA
Colon is very high
BuENOS AYRES.--A hurricane Inns swami
over Fort hnWcntc, province ~ Eutreros
fltteen persons were killed
LONpON,-Thc British admtraltv has
given out contracts FOR tho construction
81 three warshtps' described MS scots ="
PANAMA. fhe news which has bcsn
published here " a secret alliance between
Colombia and Chile has produced mucb sot.
sstacion IN conservative circles On the
iSthmus, ''o
iARlS Premier Condos had two hours
conference with the national commission of
iue miners Federation and the latter
agreed to submit the dempnds OF lie miuers
10 arbitration
SOFIA, Bulgaria. Michael Stsyren. atlas
hallu MAS found guilty OF the murder M
former Premier StamhuloU. In iS05 and
sentenced 20 be hanged. The accused
blended not guilty.
PARIS, Foreign Minister Dclessse has
n9tined china that Franco Is prcpgred 70
Withdraw her troops from Shanghai simni'
tancously with the withdrawal ~ t6e
forces ot the other powers
LONDON Andrew Carucrle WA a.,
principal tgure Ia a series N sunctiops ~
Dundee, scotland. which Included tbN lsS.
ing 81 the Foundation stone for tho hrst
hvo branch libraries, % which Ntr ~ =
hesle mas Contributed SiSG,oOO. wv
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mcnd, whence q was telesraphed 70 peer
Lodge, hfty miles away. Bloodnounds were
sent out ct once aud steps were taken ia
koop vlgilant watch Tor the rohbcrs
n was assumed that nt least eight men
were engaged In tho holdup, but tho latest
aayiccS are that one man alone perpctratod
the murder and robbery.
shcrr rrcscott VITA a strong force OF
men started at once Tor the scene Of the
robbery on special train The coroner
went with him, pnu u'Ncin tho murdered
engineer, lived IN this city and mad wire
and ave children.
The rohber hoastcd that nc took part IN
the holdup " tho southern Pacific train
near Portland, Ore about year ago. Ho
made this boast TO the train hands TO ter.
rorlrc them white he employed them 60
run tho train Tor -FOUR miles That IA, to a
point two mites east VI prummoud. lla
declared that he would he hard 20 catcn,
as he had horse In the timber.
Warden Conloy II the beer Lodge peat.
tcntieU is oueagcd In the pursuit with
ploodhounds
Tho Northern PaclHc has offered reward
Of S2No FOR the delivery dead er alive. OF
the rohber and murderer
The mask Worn by tho rohher was found
on mountain TRAN, two miles from tue
scene or the holdup, aud after giving tho
hounds the seen, or the mask tho anmais
immediately took up the trall which was
then about eight hours old.
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Says that The Damage In Texas Has
Been Greatly Exaggerated.
RESULT or HIS TRIP OVER THE STATE
Thika that tho Crop Has Bean Hurt
More in Advertisements Than in
Any Other Way

New York, October 2t,.-in giving ont nis
estimate on tue cotton crop, Mr. a. j,
huston OF Liverpool mad THIS TO soy ot thc
outook Ia 1eNGs,
North rexlslhc prospects are tue
best ! have seen Tor Years. The plant "a
strong aud Wcli tlultcd Dry weather only
IS needed ~ secure h Large rrup. A lglt
troct, without rain, would do not harm J
rather mink y would ho beneficial
"EaAt rcXns fhv crop prospects are tx.
cplcit ANA nll parties allow TINT u viii
make good Yield
"Ncst toSns Prospects are noneraliy
iiir although IL h claimed That the boil
WtrVil Is uOtng damage,
"tonirni leNOs Tie crop s spotted
Many uumpnints OF toll worms are MADE,
Hnd thpy have undoubtedly dpue damage,
The plant y well irnltcd but late, Ihrro
Wr COED prospects ter a TOP crop Ihe
phlnt u green ana fruliing.
'Nohth lHAaa lhu crop has suffered
luostly from urlutii, nnt ~ much WORSE
thnn last year Tho rains which tel in
september have undoubtedly doue good
rpd WITH the pre- sent exceptionally favor
able ian ia Hure tU add 10 the Yield
southwest lcNus ihe crop Us damaged
~ bon Wccvila and holl worms more thau
ny anything else. rho plunt Va OF mud,
ofnte slEe, green qnd fruitpg flantcr
nllow That prospects nave improved during
toe past thrty days.
= mn decidedly OF the opinion that tne
damage reported from lrNns nus bccu
greatly exaggerated. Whcn oue conos 70
compare this crop Win that ui tN1l llHn
which WAS u real drouth crop, the bucr
cuce w most marked lhcn the nluni VAS
huined an. Now " - grcor truliing ana
making, on tho Ught lands. Wlprp tnn M
srcls have left tnt plant ulunc, the ctnn
rs tulli 80 per cent better than last Ncnr,
Tho state IN general has not suffered ttcm
arown hui ihtorts nnd feel convinced
thnt the propperts were 30 brilliant ~ ANY
that inrmcrt arc 'tstnnatinu the dnuugu
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DEFENDS THE TRUSTS.

Congressman Overstreet Addresses
Factory Employees at Indianapolis.
indianapolis. Ind, October %. Evidently
the republicans are greatly alarmed Con-
gresham Oyorstrcet IN addressing large
company 81 factory employees tonight Made
no apologies for the tariff nor any sug-
gestlou of lesscning present duties aud he
defended the trusts. He said In conclusion;
know TINT everything Is not just as 10
should be- hut AN Ideal existence never can
he realized. True the trusts nre severely
condemned but the trusts furnish the
American workngmau with work, blow
az the trusts Is blow at you. II the trusts
are crippled, So, too. VIII you be. IT the
tarln Is taken on aud we have free trade
II probably would be severe blow To the
trusts. These trusts then would not pro
duCe as MuCh goods on account Of the Keen
competition aud, ms a result, there would
not he as much employment for the work,
iugman and what employ ment was found
~ him would bc az reduced wages.
Democratic poll cauyHsscrs claim that
they find no democratic deserters and the
drift from the republicans rs unmist9 kable'
Tho republicans controlled the last leplsla-
turc by goodly maioritics In each house,
aud they acknowledge that they Will lose
many members In the coming election. The
reports that they have been receiving late
~ have alarmed thom lost their losses may
he 50 great as to give tho legislature to
the democrats
The democratic leaders are saying little
in regard TO the legislative fight, hut II Is
well known that they are more than salts
ned with the outlook. or the twenty 1--we
senators to he chosen half are conceded to
the democrats by the republican managers.
That the democrats will succeed In elect
ing more than this number is deemed as
SurCd
'rho record Of the last legislature as
corrupt body has influenced many rcpuh-
NcAps to express determination not to
support their nominees this year In sew
cra) instances the republicans have MONT
mated the same men who made such un
cnviNhle regulations for themselves Ivy sup,
porting an the Ubiquitous measures OF the
last session. These men, II Is reported.
viii he defeated In every case except
whore they have very large majoritlos IN
their favor and several OF them are not
feeling safe az the outlook.
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GRAVE ROBBERY CASES
THE INVESTIGATION REVEALS MORE
HIDDEN BODIES.
The Statements Of Rufus Cantren, the
Negro show that tho Business
Was Extensive.

indianapolis, Ind, October "a A letter
tonnd today by the mother Of Rufus can.
'tlb enc II the srava robbers, coirObS.
rates ~ sameasure The statements Of can.
.rcA that he VET y Louisville 20 operate.
feysiclens cenuectStNwth the louisville
colleges said they had aver heard Of Can.
tfell and that BE- was not tsliRg tho truth,
Zoe negro Trldes himself ~ essistaE ~ thU
Investigation % the grave robbery sasos.
AID be exhibited the lct,sr found hy Hs
mother.
Tiek win help sboN tAat am telllag To,
trnth, be said.
Tie hitter In question Is dated I.ontrNiii
Septenher -, 1000 ana Is addressed a.
nrNn lN,nt CITY o0telal ana signed nv
ltv goi,l physician " thst city and reeds
This viii certify that bearer Rnn,s 7
Saptren, came 60 tonisvile IN 4 matte -
apolis, NN'eH
About three weeks ago narty ~ Indian,
apNlh people went ~ t.onlSviile to s,on,inri
3 search Ter stolen hedics Ahoaf ,trnn,,
we bodies We're found Ia thr caid store ~
llNAt ~ an teo cream factory hut ufie N
arm Nas iaenuued IS having been stolen
irani indianapolis cemeteries
The party, Including detectives Ash ana
Maaning. VAS toll u physlcians I'M i.,sis'
Nhie that CRntfcN WAS hot Known ther,,
s el had ns'ef been Ia the employ Il Ire
.can,pli had alaereut story 10 ter sna
sHeNs nls LETTER as eidcnce that az n scif.
iAk the 1uth lie said be- MAS recon.
n~h9eQ ny : ltttef siencd - memberS 81
,es equity q the Central college ~ this
Wy an9 .weut "a louisville "a rs into the
'Fo9hing business hut sAat re was
tullCi deWn on account ~ HISS solrr
MAI " WefA psepartnE saaiscta eer
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LONDON IS AGAIN ABLAzE
Delayed Coronation Ceremonies lake
Place Today.
THE ROYAL PARADE TO BE BRILLIANT
Recipients OF Coronation War Horers
Received Their Decorations from
King Edward,

London, October "a The royal progress
through London tomorrow which hps been
arranged at considerable expense with tue
object OF allaylug the disappointment
caused by the abandonment OF the second
days procession az the tim, OF King Ed
wards coronation, promises TO be less
fashionable than q popular display The
route II fairly profuscly dotted with Nene
tiau maets ana the hahtunl ghyness OF the
streets Ia relieved by days. fcstoons aud
gGrlands Of paper flowers, while n few "
the more ambitious districts have erected
arches, Among tic wcAlthicf ones. now
over, who usually bear the brunt " max
Ing snccees uf such occasions, there ~ a
decided Hck 90 interest The flshlonnDic
thuroufhtnres, plccadllly and 81. James
street, win not be traVarsed, 80 the wealthy
owners of houses which are custpnariy
lavlshly decorated have not even taken the
trouble to return Go town Tor the OCCASION
Much curiosity has been aroused hy tue
disappearance OF the names VI the Kings
daughters from the lists Of those PARTED
rating In the procession Neither the prin-
tesses of Walep. Fife nor Charles NJ ben
mark 0ro Included IN the latest onlcia' pro
gram. though they appeared IN the early
ones.
ACROSS the Thames, however, whore the
presence Of membcrs NJ the ROYAL family "
practically unknown, there doubtless VIII
ne a great turnout 81 the Southsidete, whn
are heddizsenlne their shops with a great
wealth q color n little Of art
Seats over The water are selling Tor 90
cents aud the few stands erorted In tho
West End lack customers sufficient ~ gu
thom, Tho procession Will start from Buck.
lngham palace at noon and VIII consist or
the headquarters stan. q naval gun aud
detachment OF blue Jackets, sQuadrons ~
dragoo~~- 5nssars and loncers and eight
state landaus with the royal family and
members " the household, The roar heing
brought up by Lord Roberts, tho sover-
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KANSAS oITY sTocK sHoM.
An Anpora Goat Sold at a Record Price
OF 81 900.


Kansas Clty, Mo, October "a -rne snow
rings held the interest Of the large CROWD
at the American Royal live Stock show To-
day. fog the nrst time since the SHOW
hegau an OF the great half breeds, Here,
tords, shorthorns, Aberdeens, Angus ana
G0lloways, were 10 the show ring together.
lt Was a show 81 herds aud each breeder
brought nat has best hvc cattle. rno herd
exhibits brought cut more cattle than were
shown 70 amy at tho rings when classes
were shown ana 70 Was the biggest mAtch,
ing AZ breeder against breeder aud breed
against htced that tho show has seen
lie hog aud Angora goat division again
presented lively scenes tcday. Inc great
number oi goats and hogs which AAy0 hCeu
sold aud the high prices which have pre-,
vailed have hcep among the leading fca.
lures 81 the show this year. one goat soii
tor Sl401 the highest rrlce ever paid for
4 gost, and Young Poland China sew solo
Ter N@N fhp hog aud goat buyers come
frcm ON paris NJ the Union, many % sue
goat buyers being from texas and New
Mexico. Ameng the awards were;
/ host carload 0t feeding steers OF hetfeTs =.
l tfsti G, \. Slaughter, Roswell, \. NJ.
Rtig carload % feeding steers or heifers
uader ycar-flrst, l.. ;, Ranch, Fascosa,
Texas
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TEXAS.


Robbers secured 5000 worth nf lcwclry
IN Wholesale liquor hnusc at Fort Worth.
Easlern bankers who are touring the IN.
teruational lines chilled On Governor sa,
ers
Miss Delta craig Of palas has found her
father aud sisters after separation of
seventeen years,
The Grcgcrio cortcs ease was called Tor
,ral at Goliad, but continuance was
granted
cry tax collections at Galveston ARE
breaking ON records
Registration continues to bo a rad at Gal.
weston
Negroes charged with tho murder OF city
Marshal lnil Of blossom are on trm at
Paris
Another sushcr has bccu brought in at
beaumont
Admiral schley was given a good time az
san Antonio aud he was given picture ot
tho Alamo
Dallas business men are TO build cotton
factory at DeusnW
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ILLNESS OF OcHILTREE.
HE is ALREADY TIRED or THE DIET
or MILK AND VlCHY.
Probable that He win Be Removed to
Ashevllle, N, c., as Soon as he Is
Able to Stand the Trip.

New York, October "a. -coouel rhomas
Il. ochlltrce, the forper Texan and boa
viVant, Is much improved today. lie h
out of pain, and Is taking sone nourlsa,
mept IN the form ef toast, IL Is expected
thar the coloael will be wcll enough 60
be removed 60 Ashe,ille \, e., within tho
next two weeks
Many II his friends have called 10 see
hlA az hts apattmcnls Ia tho Milhrahan.
hhnecnih street and fith avenue, but
they have NOT been allowed 10 the sick
room,
Colonel ochlltree was seen at his apart
menis this afternoon. lie Saldl ~ AZ,
trihNte my prsent condition 10 nav rpcent
tnp aNr0ad, The climate over there In
Ab2minahlo- iva or rain nearly all tue
tlme, WITH cold raw winds Then. trh
had pnenmonia wear an0, aud that left
~. SUBSCRIBING % attacks such as ] now
u had been hone hul two weeks when
! Was urostratcd ANA / hasp had "A pr,tfS
tough tiine ot II ever since Ii Is rsiief
y SAY feel much hpiler today and homo
~ ~ ahle 50 get away 60 the South
Wlthin o week.
nAon max sAy Tor ne that | have made
M my mind % Ert will apl aim also a.
tNanhNcu " get awaY frnla this alet az
mll ana YiclN as saop as nOssihle''
ihe csdoNets pbvsician said char the
rspoit TIM ~ has fattv instrumentation 81
tAc heart u untrue
lils hears Is weak" ne said. "hut that
IS q result 0l hts llness our greatSst
tsggele e 20 eet him to % 10 sleep A irtp
n"NlR VIII heneft him greatly. The
49, mere has retarded his recovery
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HAPPILY SURPRISED
A CLEVELAND GIRLS UNEXPECTED
GOOD FORTUNE,
How She Was Made Happy After Weeks
During Which Her Life Was
Despaited or

81 had lost hope aud so had my family,
said Miss Flora Hanna, Of No. $40 Euclid
avenue. Cleveland, Ohio.
"1wo years ago. she continued, 81 suf'
ferod from severe attack Of typhoid fever.
For three weeks my life was despalred OF
aud nnnily when the fever left me ! was
so weak that it was a month before J cVuiu
sit up Ia chair, The ravages OF the FEVER
left me physical wreck. My blood was
impoverished aud looked Ike corpse.
had not the slightest inclination for food
IN fact, the thought OF eating hiled me Win
disgust, / was llstless mud tired, Inc
tanics prescribed by my physician did not
strengthen me.
II FAD often heard ~ Dr. williams Pink
Pills for Pale People and concluded | would
give them trial. At nrst the pills dld
not seem TO do me much good ana be
came discouraged hut determined 60 per-
severe, thinking IN they did not do me amy
good they would not do me any harm. Hut
was happily surprised. MS had scarcely
Rushed taking the hrst box when ! hogan
to Improve. ! continued until had taken
hive boxes, My strength gradually came
back ana my appetite returned aud J was
Was Dr Williams Pink Pills which effected
my complete restoration to health I have
recommended them TO my friends and those
who gave thcm u fair trial have always
been satisfied with results. persistent
use ~ this remedy will insure good com.
pleSlnn, bright eyes aud red lips. know
this from experience"
nr Williams Pink Pills have double
action on the blood aud On the nerves. II
s not claimed that these pills are a euro.
all. but tho very nature NJ the remedy
makes Il cfncacious In wider range III
diseases than ans other. 10 Is n scientific
preparation designed TO cure disease
through q direct action on the blood aud
nerves. Impoverished blood and badly fed
nerves are the cause OF nearly every all.
ment that affects mankind.
pr, Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are sold by all dealers. or will he s6nt
postpaid on receipt " price, nifty cents a
box nr six boxes Tor two dollars ana half.
~ addressing Dr. Williams Medicine CO.
Schenectady, n. Y
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DEMOCRATS IN CONFERENCE.

Ohio Leaders Discuss the Political Sit
uator in the State
Columbus, Ohio, October pa Joint
meeting Of tho democratic state executive
and central committees and the democratic
editors 81 the State was held here today to
discuss the political situation in Ohio.
Chairman Frey Of the central committee
maintained there was apathy In the party
aud that the speakers were devoting too
much attention to the taxation question
aud not enough to trusts and imperialism
Several Of the committeeman agreed with
him.
Others took the opposite view aud insist.
ed that ohla democrats ara thoroughly
aroused aud under Tom l. lnhnsons lead,
efsnin VIII win a sweeping victory In No.
remher, IL was decided Ia send ant mora
speakers and the editors were urged 10 III.
sist IN the effort 10 interest the Indifferent
voters ana bring them into the democrats
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MARKgr OWES s1so.oooooo.

American Finaneiers Must Export Gold to
Europe Before Long.
New York, October 3,Forelgu exchange
experts estimate that the United States
owes foreign debt Of Siso,Ooo,OOO. not.
w'thstapdins that our exports have exceed.
ed our imports during the last eight months
py over Saoo0oo,ooo sooner or later this
foreign debt must be paid. That Is why
reports OF probable gold exports WIRE heard
IN the hnsuclal district.
u sold should move In any substant,s,
qsas,Iy abroad at this time the condition
q taree weeks agA when Secretary shaw
ss Si "oilgsd TO take measures TO prevent
nefe Is good deal ~ mRninniation' w ~
'0'0'sn exchange and a charge was made
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IN Wall street today that certain fop
W iinnnclers. who are known to be beard
On the situation, have been using their b
lhe exchange rare Is lust about esri b
pound below the export point. II IA 0A
that the banks viii combine to pftyg,
gold shipments by keeping money His
here high enough 10 prevent the exehsls
rate from rising above the exporting poat
Resides the heavy borrowing 10 kn,ES
expenditures IN Europe Of American ttat
lists, the sale OF American securities w
on the other side. the payment o. t.t
dends and interest on American secutila
stll held abroad and IN tho doiatioa Nas
Of English. German. Russian and OH
foreign loans
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather
Fnir.
DOMESTIC.

Attorney cenernl Knot VIII present his
report on the title OF the pannma canal
company to the president Within forty
right houra
A passenger trnip on the Northern Pa
clnc was held m IN Mcntnnn, tho engineer
killed aud the safe robbed, all by one man.
disastrous freight collision occurred Oh
The Cincinnati Southern aud Tennessee
The defense Ia the Mollneux ease In New
York nralp modon point.
The Investigation Of she grave rohberIca
A. Indianapolis reveaia extensive operations.
chief Engineer George Melville gives the
result OF HE experiments with fuel oil ns
nlotlte power on naval vessels.
. the new army list Il is found that Cor.
bins namc follows that Of Miles.
Mr button SAYS the reports OF cotton crop
damage 10 Texas have been exaggerated.
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THE rusERouLoaIs ooNoREss.
Tho Delegates Spent Some Time Study
ing the New Sanitarium.

The De leaates Spent Some Time Study
ing the New Sanitarum.
Berlin. October "a The delegates to
the international tuberculosis congress
spent the day studying the s0nltarium.
which Is hcing built nj pcilts. near Pots
dam. This Institution Is unluuc In Europe.
II is one ~ the governments socialist
ideas. Tho eroup ~ model buildings is
heng erected Ia plne. woods. costing 81, 600.
coo, from workhsRtena insurance funds
Tho Institution, which Is now partially
half suffering from tuberculosis and the
other half from chronic disease NJ the
nerves. heart, kldneys, etc Tho two see
lions are completely separated In the
non Infectious division nobody Il received
who Is obliged 10 rCman IN he'd The
sanltarlUm was designed fnr restoring
persons threatened with disability. The
theory on which the state maintains the
institution Is that II Is an ocnuomr duty
Ia restore health 10 the head az family
or any skilled worker.
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SPORT.

Dan Patch failed to lower tho mile
pacluS record az Memphis
a big crowd attended the beaoat Joy at
Morris Park,
ST. Cuthbert broke the track rccord for
ala furlongs at the Worth track
Lady Strathmore sct u new mark Tor a
miic ana an cishth al the ST. Louis E0i,
Grounds
Tho fai meeting or the tatonlo track
opens today
Charles Frank OF the memphis baseball
club has hccu expelled from membership
10 The National Association OF Baseball
league
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ooMMeRclAL.

Cotton values advanced CA strong sup,
ncrt that followed Mir Rustou's cetlmatc,
inc grain market WAS depressed wheat
deelinine on heavy commission house sell,
ing and coru beiug aGectod by liberal ro.
cclpts,
The stock market VAS dun and iistlcss
oNing 20 the holding aloof ot large anau,
rlal interests from active participation.
iiradstreetH aud nun's tr0de reviews m.
iicrta an activity IN industrial and com,
uerclal lines far surprising previous ycars.
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Tue republicans Of the Fifteenth district
nre in stew aud can not got together
Scott slipped into uOkNIlle 10 take nd
yaptago Of the crowd assembled TO attend
court.
Senator Bailey VIII speak az Corpus
Christi Saturday evening
Dallas democrats nave responded liborally
to fund for Garner
Green aud Lyou men combine against
iiawlty, The National committee man is
co route Sau Autorlo
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REPUBLICANS ARE ApATHETc
Massachusetts Managers Worried y
ark Of Enihnalrsn1

/ MASSACHUSETTS managers NQi0tl y
Lack Of Enthusiasm
Boston, Mass. October 3 -Manasefs {
the republican party In this state NJ -
fronted with condition hitherto unkaeNs
generally speaking, which has caused NJ
no small concern and alarm Ihls v
exceedingly small Attendance az the y
lies throughout the State aud the geest
apathy shown toward the big orators W
fail to draw the crowds expected.
II is less than two weeks 20 electlea on,
and yet the big rally has not heea ~.
In other campaigns the Attendance Wv.
the candidate for governor q yha&
States senator was speaker Me1,
packed the hall and standing nom vs. 4. =
a premium long before the speaken 4
rived.
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The STRIKE,

The members cf the arbitration commits
sion assembled at Washington and received
Instructions from President Roosevelt.
Many more cclllcrlos were reoprued III
The scranton district.
over @,oo men are now said to be al
work Ia the mlncs out OF 1900
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RAIlRoAps.

There Is complaint from Rcnuma0t that
me OH ears are not beIpg moved after being
laaded
u Is said H. r. Nieeerson has been Of
tered The presidency OF the southern Pa.
plnc
Dickinson Is TO be seneya manager OF tho
nrlent