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TRANSATLANTIC ,fAILs


TTESDAT-Ar $50 d tor Itsly direct. sra
a. Nap0i mail must Be directed per 5. . Cttl g
Eapoll''l f2:30 3 n Complementary p. nn) 20
Germany rsr s. Kaiser WHhslI1 T. va Plymouth
Chsroo1rs rau for oIaer parts of Eurcps
directed ''ps- Kaiser Wlhelr- II
WEDNESDAX-4c $50 a cor Europe per . . Nsv
York, Southampton {nall for Ireland nust % q
rscts1 $sw York. at T30 a n for N5--sr-
lands direct Per S-aa1su5aua ei-ects5
S-aate1G711''l ~ $50 n ts1ppls1n nar-ar-
A % Europe. s. s. 4l2JeSLlc. kIss1s
town al II a. for Denmark direct. per 5. Hsli=
OIav mail p directed ger : s Hellg Cl1v')-
TICRSDAZ-At q n ~ France, SW1-zsr-a1d, Irsly
Spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt Crsscs, British Lac-s
Lorenzo Marquee. = Jssccgns. VIA HAVE
(-1au parts q Eurous must p dtrscrel pe
:. La Gasccg1s J.
gSTTRDAY-Ar so a n EErcrs. Per Cam
via Queenstown 3 for Belsunn direct
per $ Vadsrland Unaii mus! bs olrs-5ed psE >
VadersuS'l. al $50 a for Scotland direct per =
-6lurnb bIz trnaf must 6irectsd per Colu1oia
PRINTED MATTER. ETC-ThlS steamer taxes Printed
Nstrer Co1rns--ta Papers and Samples FOR Gsrr1ano
ory TIE Of mail tor c-1sr pats o.
ES1rops will be sem BY This shlP unless sps1a44
directed by ....
After rhs closing Supplementary LT2Sataltlc
above. a55i-ion7I SIrps Aalla e
opensd On the piers OF American Esiist ErsTSn
and German steamers. and remain open Until N-'l'
Ter Minutes OF the hour OF sailing o. stsaIae1-
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MATS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
RANSPACIFIC.

cUBA-By ran 70 PORT Tampa. Fla. aa5 taeEes b
AZ Office except E11rS1ay
$50 a che connecting mails close here On Mon-
Sa%s Wednesdays Sarurdaysl-
1ESSI%o CITY-Ove-and. specially addressed
dsuarch oy closes a. tais once daily. s<asP
SInlaT at { 30 ard Il-S0 : Sundays 81 !
y N ard II 30 o
NT-By rail North Sydney. and t1s-rs
bv stsauns-. closes this Office daily ar $50 ?
S-1r-c1z mails close here Monday. Wsdnssday
1d Saturday
JAMAICA-Bv rail 20 BcSton- and thence y sreaner
Loses this Office $50 . every Tuesday auf
Thursday.
NffoT-F.T ON-By Boston. and theme
closes az this Office daily $50 D.
RFI.IZE- Puerto CORTEZ and GCATENAL-4--Ey raf
70 New-rieans and thence o. stsarner closes az th
SasIy. sunday at Il 80 2 a1d III -
- SfI-4avs AZ ~ = n and III 90 . - f,onnect-
fux mai closes here Mondays I'll 80 =
ry1STa RICA-By rail $sw-f1rleans. and thence b.
S@saT,s- closes at Office daily Sunday.
y1-So = N ana III so p H.. SuE5ays 81 ? n
III 80 D connecting mail closes here Tuesdays a.
1FsgiStersd mall closes at p n. previous day.
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CAUSE OF MAX o'RELl'e DEATH.

4 private dispatch from Paris says that Paui
Riouet Cdsx o'ReID died from cancerous for
r7stiou which followed an operation for appen-
dicitis. lie was informed some days ago that
there was no hope. but said lee would continue
his fight against death as bravely as ever. de
vas engaged in writing story Of his life, as
well as an English history o. France. He died
his home IN the Rue Freycinet at SO D. m
.esterdsy. He was conscious 10 the last.
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MAILS FOR soUrH AND CEHrRAL AMERICA WIS.,


TCESDAY-At $50 a fer Brez.l ps- ASson Va VA
brazil Argentine Uruguay a1d Paraguay nas5 %
6ire-te5 per Alton - az $50 a m
1890 m for Central America Except Costa ica an
south Pacific ports. per = saratoga. va -o-on IA
FOR Guatemala must he directed Per : : saIst255e
II 30 e. (s1pp snnsnJary 1z-ao , n
for Thomas 81 CroiX Leevarc and NlndWarc IS
British Dutch and French Guiana psr s.
Fon-abeIls frna for Grenada and Trinidad MUST .
dfracred FOnLabeLs'), ar 12-oO ? n ts1ppts
-os1rarv 2 NJ Turks Island and Dominican H7
rffIT-PsD3 Al a n for CUBA Yucata1. csnpschs
Tabasco and Chiapas Pc Monterey mai tor otler
rs-rs ~ Mexico must directed Per Monterey
m for Bermuda. per > Pretoria a. Y u fo-
FPTDAY-Ar a fer Grenada Trinidad and Cl11sd
Eoliva- per Ea-avai y n Tor aisNco, ps- > .
Niagara via Tan'ptco naLl raus- oe dtrectec 2sr 3
Niagara''l: - D Porto Plata > Foac,al
frozl mail tor other parts q ls Isnnin13n q
r1bIic must be dirscreG ps- s FozEalI }; a. 2
Tor Argentine. Uruguay and Pa-azlay PEI 3 s. So-onSs
$50 a for Fortune Island, Jamaica
CartageHa = AlEat trIail tor Costa
2 ttrecte1 8 s. AIcaf1- az $50 8
I-rols-snrary 3.30 M for Porto Ftc Curacao a1f
vsnsz1ela per = s. Caracas tnsil fer SAVANNA a1d
Carraxsns must directed per 5. SaracasJ e
q.3o 4 n (sIpnIsrnsntary 1880 a nj Tor Haiti and
San-a Ma-ca per Athos- AZ 10 a n ror Cuba Pc
Norro Castle. via Havana: At Z n ror 6aroados
M Northern Brazil. $. 8 SooraiensS a. l<sn
r m <or cuba per 5. Ollnds- via Havana
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with Booth. salvini Miss Clara Morris and others.
proved equally mournful The process is unnatural
and inartistic and. although q display Of imper-
sonation can be made In it, every such performance
IS a bore Mr.. Adler gives conventional, prosy
performance of shylock, presenting him as turbu-
lent, vocferous, East Side jew.
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PnsfofHce Noffce

Should be Rad DAILT b. all Iutsrs-tsd chan=s7
any rinsJ -. a., s.
Foreign mails for sr1iug NAY 50. t9o5 =
close promptly all casssl AZ The Gsasral Fos125a-
follows Parcels close hour earlier "a
closing shown below Parcels pcs1 malls tor ser
close >. Monday.
half later closing time shown Pc"
except supplementary mails L1r Europe a1o ~7
raI America va Colon close hour later - t9Tez
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aERwcE I'M MEMORY OF TWO BISHOPS.

Boston. 8Iny IA memorial service for Bishop
FOSTER sn6 Bishop Hurst was held tn tee Bronheic
s,reet Methodist Episcopal Church to-day. Bishop
- i. NalaIic1 pronounced tlie eulogies. ne
--llc5 Eishop Foster orc OF the six greatest men
- eeEorslne riol ..aa cEer prodlced.
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highest temperature yesterday, o1 degrees io~', "
go. Average co degrees average for sorTespohul .
ss1A last vear 10 degrees, for corresponding D
,as. tv.sf,tv-ave years. c. degrees ,,-.z,-7,,,
Tocal forecast Fair and warmer 'o-uas' "s@''
ta{r- Ifrbt tIeaL south @sad-
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
in rsessfIre as indicated the Trtbunes self
recording barometer The dotted line SHOWS e tenpera-
tIire as recorded BY the local weather Bureau.
The following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature for the Last
four hours In comparison with the corresponding o "
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To,day's Forecast.

Yesterdays Record and To'day's Forecast
Washington May 25-Ths Of high pressure thai
was central this morning the S. Lawrence Valley mas
moved rapidly southeasward the New-EAgland Coast
Pressure continues the southwest and over the
Rocky Mountain plateau regions Showers have
continued in Virginia, The Middle Misslsslppi Val
iey the upper region and locally in the missouri
weather prevails remaining districts II IS warmer
IN the lower lake region and the Northwest ,
Showers thunderstorrs viii continue IueSoayy
in the upper region and the Middle MISSISSIPPI
VALLEY extending the Upper Ohio valley ana as
into the Upper Missouri Valley. Showers are prooa5le
and the Western portion OF the Midde Atlantic States
ths temperature Will northern districts
Tho winds along Atlantic Coast will De rnostly
scth and light; Gulf Coast light and vsrisote
except Texas Coast, where they VIII oe Lfesl
on the upper light 10 fresh south, ae
creausrs departing Tuesday Tor European ports VII
have ght south winds and fair weather to the Grand
Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For New-Englsnd fair and warmer to-day; Wednes-
day fair; light . fresh south winds
For Eastern Nev~York. Eastern pennsylvania, New
Jersey aad Delaware fair and warmer to-day; "ednss
dey fair: light to fresh south winds. 49,,
Western Pennsylvania showers to-laE anu
dav warmer to-day: southeast To south winds
Western EeW-YorE fair warmer pc- Gay " s.AeS
For Maryland District of Columbia iair Na!ae
to-day; Wednesday Increasing coudiesa ght YaTlaoI'
winds
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Died.

Burnetfs cocoaine promotes tbs growth OF ths
Esfr and renders It dark and glossy.
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or registered letter
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ua1aT and The Philippines without extra expense for
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Richard \. McCurdy.
L. r. L. Gould.
!. y. Selignan.
Horace White.
Thomas L. Ryan
Ad1utant General H. {
CorbiTi.
Court NJ. G. Ssckendo-f.
r. T. Wilson.
Francis 3. Loornis.
Cornelius y. Bliss
General Russell a. Aiser.
William Cary Sanger. As
sistant Secretary Of War.
Archdeacon G. 7. Nelson.
DR.. Russell Beilamy.
H. H. Benedict
Thomas 2. Walsh.
Frank :. witherose.
Colonel George 2. Dyer
James 3. Reynolds.
Nevada \. Strarahan. Coz
lector Of the Port.
H. ". BookstaveT.
Louis Stern.
A. S. Ochs-
Edwin Gould
Richard Watson Glider
Charles 7. Yerkes
Charles r. sfilleT.
8. ". Fairchild.
Paul Dana.
". Butler Duncan.
Adrian IssIin. il
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-03
Nore Outrages.

Sofia, BY Cable.-A private telegram
from Dubnitza says that a number Of
Bulgarian officers, leading a band of
Of $50 insurgents, recently forced their
way past the Turkish post at Kekia
and now occupy an unassailable posi-
ton.
Rumors are current here Of serious
massacres at Vasiliko and Kirk-Kilis-
SEX. Three hundred persons are said to
have been killed. Details and confirma-
ton are lacking. An immense mass
meeting of Macedonians took place
here Wednesday. The proceedings were
most enthusiastic. 1t was resolved that
a memorandum should be presented to
the representatives Of the great powers
at sofia, urging their governments to
take action. The Macedonian commit
tee has issued black boardered list OF
10 villages which have been pillaged
and destroyed in the villayet OF Mon
astir, to which are added instances OF
revolving outrages perpetrated on wo-
men. The publication of the sheet has
created a sensation. No news has been
received in official circles today from
the interior of Macedonia. The revolu-
tionists at Kruschevo have quick
firing guns. In a fight which has just
occurred in that district the insurgents
defeated and slaughtered an entire de-
tachment Of 80 soldiers.
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From Across The Sea.

James Lynchbaum, charged with at
tempted murder in Ireland, was. after
twice escaping, tracked to lndianapo-
lis, Ind, and arrested.
Details Of the conflict at Krusehevo,
Macedonia, show that the city was
sacked three days by the Turks.
It is now believed that Is lives were
lost in the fire Monday night in Buda-
pest.
The report Of the British Commis-
sion on the South African war states
that the number of British troops en-
gagged in the war was 44S,435.
A new British battleship was chris
tened the Dominion by Princess
Louise, at it's launching at Barrow.
In the hearing of the Whitaker
Wright case in London, an examiner
testified as to alleged falsifying OF
books by the promoter.
M. Won Plehive, Russian Minister OF
the Interior, wrote a letter to the Con-
gress of Zionists at Basel, Switzer-
land, conditionally promising aid TO
the Zionist movement.
Professor Matzen, Of Copenhagen,
following DR.. Lardy's example, de-
clined the Cars appointment as one
of the three arbitrators in the Vene-
zuelan difficulty.
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POWERS IS TO HANG
Murderer Of Governor Goebel Will
Pay the Penalty
IS TO Be EXECUTED IN NOVEMBER
Tragic Ending of a. Tragedy In Ken.
tucky-Third Trial Result5 In Con.
yictlon For Hurder.

Georgetown, KY, Special.-The third
trial of ex-Secretary of State Caleb
Powers, for completely in the murder
of Governor VIM. Goebel, nj January,
1900, closed shortly before noon Sat-
turday with a verdict imposing the ex-
treme penalty Of hanging for the dis
t:nguished prisoner who had been in
the penitentary for three years on
life sentence. The verdict Of the jury:
Guilty and the punishment OF death"
was reported into court at 1l:20
o'clock.
Several hundred people crowded the
court room when the verdict was read
and the most intense silence prevailed.
The jury was polled and each man de-
clared the verdict Of guilty to be his
finding. Powers sat unmoved, while his
attorneys asked for time to make mo-
ton for a new trial. Arthur Goeoel,
the brother of the victim, and promi-
nent merchant, at Cincinnati, who has
spent his time and fortune for over
three years in the prosecution OF those
accused of being in a conspiracy to Kill
his brother, broke down from the
strain upon hearing the verdict. Pow
err; has been convicted twice before,
this being the third trial in which the
Jury brought in a verdict OF guilty
against him. On his previous trials he
escaped with a life sentence, as the
evidence was not sufficiently strong
against him to lead the jury to inf1ict-
ing the extreme penalty. All three OF
the trials were held at Georgetown,
and in each Of them he had the assist
ance of the most able lawyers who
could be procured. The last trial was
distinguished by the fact that Powers
addressed the jury in his own behalt
and in a long review Of the case showed
himself to be a competent attorney,
while his eloquence in pleading for his
life astonished those who had watched
him carefully in the past trials OF the
case.
Special Judge Robbins later formal
ly overruled a motion for the grant
ing of a new trial to Powers. He then
passed the sentence Of death upon him.
After a declaration Of the prisoner =!
am not guilty, judge" the court fixed
November 25 next, as the day Tor the
execution. The attorneys for the defen-
dant secured the granting OF an ap-
eral for the case to the Kentucky
Court of Appeals. Powers was immedi.
ately removed to the Scott county jail
20 be held there pending the appeal OF
case.
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A Remedy Suggested.

Mystic. Conn, Special.-The Uniyer-
sal Peace Union at its closing session
Saturday adopted a series OF resolu-
tions or convictions" The resolutions
set forth that the duty OF the hour Is
to overcome all conditions that make
war possible by teaching the principles
CT peace and abitration in schools ana
universities, by practicing them IN
everyday life and by multiplying
courts OF arbitration. The increase OF
the army and navy. the bullding VI
battleships for Turkey and other tor-
eien governments with all the I'M
provements Of American genious, the
farcial and expensive playing OF naval
battles on the coast of Maine and tne
unrestricted sale OF firearms, is viewed
with alarm. Lynching Is declared 20
be a monstrous peace-breaker ana
State and national legislation LOOKING
to it's suppression is demanded. Race
hatred and prejudice is pronounced
menace to peace. "If there be uncon-
trollable passions in the deprayed In
tended victim of lynching," the reso-
lutions say, there is a remedy which
medical skill may we'll be called upon
to heal, as it would any other diseased
condition; for the increase OF sensual
criminality affecting present morality
and future genration forces the sugges-
ton that this remedy administered
with wisdom and the best surgical
ability would be protection to society
and a kindness and mercy to the OF
fopdorD
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-03
Industrial MISCELLANY.

The Weather Bureaus weekly sum.
mary of crop conditions says: Cotton
suffered materially from heavy rains
and lack Of sunshine over large part
of the central and eastern districts of
the cotton region, where, as in the pre-
yious week, rapid growth and, in some
localities too much stalk: excessive
shedding and rust are reported. The
plant, however, is generally we'll fruit.
ed throughout the belt. In Texas the
boil Weevil is doing much damage, ex-
cept in the northern counties. and boil
worms are more numerous and de-
structive A little picking has been
done throughout the southern portion
of the belt. but this work is not yet
general. The condition of tobacco in
Tennessee Is exceptionally favorable,
and a fair crop Is promised in Ken
lucky, where an improvement is indi-
Gated. A fair to good crop is being
cut in Maryland and Virginia. In
Pennsylvania, though backward, tobac-
CO has made fair progress, but
drought has materially lessened It's
condition in Ohio"
The Texas section Of the weather bu-
reau has issued a map showing the boil
weevil district Of the Texas district
and it is stated that the pest is doing
great damage wherever present"
The Rudisill gold mine, In the su-
burbs of Charlotte, N C., has been
bought by a wealthy mining company
and operations on large scale have
been begun. A big smelling plant will
be erected.
The Florence Cotton Mills, at Forest
City, N. c., have suspended for two
weeks in order to install new machin-
cry.
The Connolly Springs Hotel, in
Burke county, N. c., have been sold.
A railroad from Shelby, N. c.. via.
Morganton and through the mountains
to the great coal fields Is talked Of.
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At The National Capital.

State Department officials are en-
couraged by additional advices to hope
Colombia will find way to agree on
the canal project.
Four pouches Of mail seized during
the Spanish war are being forwarded
to their destinations in Cuba and
Mexico.
In a weeks operation no friction
has occurred in the army system due
to the introduction Of the General
Staff Corps.
Democrats in Washington are be-
ginning to figure on Judge George
Gray. of Delaware, as Presidential
possibility.
The Board on Construction Of the
Navy approved a plan to install tur-
bine engines in the proposed scout
ships.
Republican leaders say the calling
of an extra session Of Congress on the
eve Of an election to take up financial
legislation is bad politics.
Sixty-fiye members Of the next Unit
ed States Senate are lawyers, one Is a
civil engineer, two are doctors and the
others bankers, miners, business men
and politicians. The average age is 56.
Senator Pettus. OF Alabama, the Oldest,
is 80, and Senator Bailey, Of Texas.
the youngest, is 40. Twenty-Five mem
bers fought in the civil war. or col
lege graduates there are fifty-five.
Seven members of the Senate were
born in other counties.
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Miscellaneous r1atters.

AS a result of the unfavorable Gov
ernment crop report cotton prices
again went upward in the New York
Exchange.
Judge William H. Taft, Governor Of
the Philippines, will succeed Elihu
Root as Secretary of War about Jan.
uary /, and Gen. Luke E. Wright will
become Governor Of the archipelago.
The army claims victory over the
navy in the war game at Portland,
Maine.
The board CT conciliation for the an
thracite region continued its meetings
in New York and settled a number or
question.
Five thousand persons attended re-
union of the Smith family at Peapack,
New Jersey.
John F. Finnerty, president OF the
United Irish League Of America. issued
an address in which he says the land
bill is a prelude to coming struggle
for an Independent Parliament.
Henry Frederick returned to New
York after a tour around the world IN
81 days hours and ZO minutes.
A united society Of all men VINO
served in the German army and called
the United Kriegerbund was organized
at Terra Haute, Ind, and Richard
Muller. Of New York, chosen president.
nolo's bakery, the largest in Phlla-
delphia, was burned, ct loss or sloo'-
600.
The Turkish Government called out
a large force of additional troops for
service in Macedonia.
A great fssure opened in the side 0!
yesuyius and a stream OF lava issued
forth.
The Zionist Congress at Basle, swift
e-iand, voted to send a committee to
East Africa to investigate the British
colonization offer.
Menotti Garibaldi was buried at
Carano. Italy.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-03
A Political Fight.

Little Rock, Ark, Special.-Judge
Carroll L. Wood, of the Arkansas Su-
preme Court who is opposing Governor
Davis as a candidate for a third term,
knocked Governor Davis of a speaking
stand four feet from the ground, dur
ing the campaign meeting at Bismarck.
Governor Davis was not hurt, and
friends prevented further trouble.
Judge Wood was Immediately arrested
on a charge of assault and battery.
Governor Davis publicly asked Judge
Wood questions, and before they could
be fully an: yered, interrupted with
more questions, which SO angered
Judge Wood that he knocked Governor
Davis from the platform. Later the
matter was adjusted, and Judge Wood
returned to Little Rock.
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JOHNSON WINS OUT
Linmerman's Name Not Presented in
Democratic Convention !
lis NOMINATED BY RECLAMATION
The Ohio Democrats Get Together on
a Platform and Nominate Ticket
Harmony Prevailed.

Columbus, O., Special-The John.
son programme was carried out COM
pletely Wednesday in the Democratic
State convention. Although the opposi-
ton obstructed the proceedings with
minority reports for some hours, the
name of John L. Zimmerman, Of
Springfield, was not presented for the
gubernatorial nomination and every
nomination on the State ticket, in
Guiding Mayor Tom L. Johnson for
Governor, was made by acclamation.
After the chairman announced that
re name of Mayor Johnson Was the
only one before rh2 convention for
Governor there wcje some dissenting
Zimmerman votes en- The motion to
make the nomination unanimous, but
the Zimmerman supporters subsidized
after the selections for Governor and
Senator were made. The following
ticket was nominated: Governor, Tom
L. Johnson, of Cleveland; Lieutenant.
Governor, F. B. Niles, Of Toledo; At.
torney General, Frank s. Monnett, Of
Washington Court House; Auditor,
Chas. A. Kleebe, of Waponekta; Com
missioner Of Schools, ]. E. Secrist, Of
Ottawa; member Of board Of public
works, W. B. Jones, of Ironton; Su-
preme Judge, E. ]. Dempsey, Of Gin
cinnati. John H. Clarke, Of Cleveland,
was endorsed for United States Sen
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Another Serious Outbreak.

Sofia, BY Cable.-Despatches re-
ceived Sunday from Constantinople,
Salonica. Monastir and Adrianople,
reveal an unsatisfactory condition OF
affairs in Macedonia. From Salonica
come reports of new risings. At Mon
astir the insurgents are said to be
masters of the situation. kilograms
from Adrianople declare that the in
surgent bands are continuing their
ravages. At the moment that the
Porte is asking Belgium to supply Of
flcers for the Macedonian gendarmie
the Swedish ambassador at Con-
stantinople has notified the Turkish
government that unless they receive
their pay Immediately, the Swedish
officers now at Uskub will leave the
country.
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LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.
MANY Matters of General Interest In
Short Paragraphs.
Down In Dixie

Over 1000 arrests have been made
under the new vagrancy law in Geor-
gia and farmers find less difficulty in
finding farm labor.
Gov. Jefferson Davis, Of Arkansas,
was knocked off the platform during
a political debate at Bismarck, Ark,
By Judge Carroll L. Wood.
Governor Aycock says that he will
comply with the request Of the farm
ers Of the State Alliance to ask the
Governors Of Virginia and South Caro-
lima to unite with him in urging Pres
ident Roosevelt to enforce any exist
ing laws against the tobacco trust, in
other words, the American Tobacco
Company.