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Dry Goods.

New York. July 30.-Increased depen- dence on the market of the manufac- turer is the distinguishing feature of the dry goods market The certailment in all sections of the country is making the sitution more acute and It's effect upon
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NeA orIeans cetton Market.


 New Orleans, July 30.-Spot cotton firm. The bull leaders, who hold about all the cotton there $ in the country, say there is a good inquiry for the staple at satis- factory prices. Sales, $50 bales. Quota tions advanced bc. Immediately after the opening today the bull dealers began an aggressive movement. July was the object of attack, and while the advance Twas sensational, there was little or no excitement about the ring. July closed at 1910 last night and the first bid this morning was at 1925. Six hundred bales in all were sold at that price, and prices ranging up to lie when all offerings ceased, the market having apparently been entirely sold out, The bulls kept on with their bidding, finally offering to pay 15 cents for any quantity of July cotton offered. Not a sale was made on the bid. After this the bulls said they considered that the events of the morning had con clusively shown that the old crop was exhausted; if there was any more cotton to be had it would have been brought out by the bid of 15 cents. The trading today was very light. The list at the close showed net gains on July of 40 points and on August. 30, while the new crop posi- tions showed losses of 2 points each com pared with yesterdays closing prices.
 New Orleans, July S0.Cotton futures quiet and steady; July 1350 bid; August, 13. 30d13 40; September, 10.S4610S5; Octo- Der, 9.S9Q9.S4; November, 9.65@9 66; De- cember, s.eSds.64; January. s.S5Qs.e5.
 New Orleans. July 30.-Cotton quiet; sales s50; ordinary, 10 1-16; good ordinary. 11ss; low middling. 12ss middling, 1874 good middling, 1894; middling fair, IA 7-16, nominal; receipts, s6; stock, 46,52A
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rreasurv Statement.

Washington, July SO.-Todays statement of the treasury balances, exclusive of the gold reserve. show; Available cash bal ance, $227,SO7 ,O02; gold, $9S, APO.
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The Queen and Crescent route has in- augurated through sleeping car service on trains No. and No. between Birmlng- ham and Vicksburg leaving Birmingham at 1925 D. m. and arriving Vicks5urg 6:50 a. m. There is also through sleeping car on this train between Chattanooga and Shreveport. 7-17-5t-fri-tu
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liverpool Market.

Liverpool. July 30.-Cotton, spot in fair demand. prices points higher; American midding fair 7.12; good middling 6.90 middling 6.66; low middling $40; good ordinary 6.14; ordinary 5.94. The sales of the day were 5000 bales, of which 200O were for speculation and export and in- cluded 1900 American. Receipts 1000 bales, including 300 American. Futures opened steady and closed barely steady; Amer ican middling zoe: July 6.3O; July August 6.36; August September 632; Sep tember-October 5S4; October-N 5.44; November-December 5.33; December January 5.2s; January-February 5.2; February March 5.26; March-April 5.25@ 5.26.
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seaboard Air Line.

Baltimore, July 90.-Seaboard Air Line. common, 19d1914; preferred, S41s; bonds, As. 77AQ77x.
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Get lost in the puzzle maze at East Lake.

Try your marksmanship in shooting gallery, East Lake
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virclnIa.ca.ollnr comnanv.

New York, July 9O.-virginia-C Carolina Chemical company. S3A; preferred, sS
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Bonds.
Money o1 Call.

New York, July 30.-Money on call easy: lowest, F per cent; highest. 2; ruling rate. E; last loan, 111s; closing, l bid; time money, easier; sixty days, 41z per cent: ninety days, 5; six months, 5n51s. Prime exchange weak, 4S5 9OdfS5.9 for demand
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Daily Statement.

Galveston--Nominal; middling 12, re- ceipts 9, stock 1641.
 Mobile-Nominal; mddling 13 stock 494. Savannah-Firm; mddling 13S, stock 41S0.
 Charleston-Nominalm middling 1s stock 1Ss.
 Wilmington-N ominal; middling IS, stock 280.
 Norfolk-Steady; middling 13. sales l. receipts 3. stock 45.
 Baitimore-Nominai; middling 1872, stock 475.
 Boston-Quiet; middling 1925, gross re- ceipts 350
 Philadelphia-Quiet; middling 1870. stock 1464.
 St. Louis-Steady; middling 121k. re- ceipts 4S6, stock 12,143.
 Memphis-Quiet; middling 12 -15-16, re- ceipts 27, shipments S9, sales 50. stock 2032.
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DIR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,


 Three-fourths Of the persons who come to me to get cured of Syphilis. Gonorrhoea. Gleet, Structure. l. ose Manhood and other private diseases have tried to get well by using oth- CT means. Why not come as soon as you find that you are afflicted7 It
 IH-L
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n..4a. . cnl. cnffon Iefter.

the near futre is a problem, the solution of which no one can attempt.
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So refre s hing-a cool plunge in East Lake.
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Cactus Con1pound

The blood. liver and dyspepsia bittera ls positively guaranteed to increase your weight. Popular book coupon with every bottle Jacobs Pharmacy. AgentA
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nged as follows

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour-Steady.
 Wheat-No. ? spring, s0QS2c; No. 3, 76Q Soc No. 2 red, 7S7s@S0c.
 Corn-No. 2, 52c; No. ? yellow. 5S@531kc. Oats-No. 2. 45c; No. 2 white. 361zG3sc; No white, 341k@S6c.
 Rye-No. 2, 511kc.
 Barley-Good feeding, 52d4oc; fair to choice maltng, 47053c.
 Flax seed-No. l, 9Sc; No. l northwest ern, 97c.
 Timothy Seed-Prime, $40.
 Mess Pork-Per barrel, Sl3.g0h13.75. Lard-Per 100 pounds. s7.7OQ775. Short Ribs Sides-Loose, $7.75Ql7. 90. Dry salted Shoulders-Boxed S.5O@ 7.621z.
 Short Clear Sides-Boxed. sS. .25GS. .371k. Whisky-Basis of high wines. H .30 Clover-Contract grade, $12q12. 50. On the Produce exchange today quo tations ranged as follows: Butter-Steady; creamery, 14@1S1kc; dairy 121zG17c.
 Eggs-Easy. 11912c. r4e efsv Cheese-Steady, 1011G11a4c.
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GOTHRAN & GO. BANKERS AND BROKERS GROUND FLOOR. WOODWARD
 BUILDING

BUILDING. Members New York Cotton Exchanoe. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade. Cotton. Clocks, Grain and Provisions. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
 -to-- Nes York. New Orleans and Chicago.
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-22
BURNING TRAIN ON BRIDGE.
Engineer Makes Record Race Across
Eads Bridge to Save Train
From Destruction,

ST. Louis, Aug. 19-With a blazing
freight car in the front of a long train,
a terminal engine made record time
across Eads bridge TO East St Louis
Tuesday afternoon. The fire was eX-
tinguished at the end of the bridge
before it could spread to the other cars
in the train. The car next to the one
burning took fire, but was saved with
slight damage. The first car of the
train, Missouri Pacific No. 26,2S1, is
supposed to have taken fire In the tun-
mel As the train started slowly out on
the bridge the car burst into flame. 1t
was impossible to back TO place
where water could be obtained, and the
only thing the engineer could do was
to open' the throttle of his engine and
dash across the long structure. The
train passed the center Of the bridge,
II gained speed until It seemed to fly
as fast as a passenger train across the
prairie The train shot down the in
cline at the end Of the bridge and into
the yards. Its progress was unimpeded
until a tank was reached, This p:o-
vided water with which the fire was
extinguished Two horses were burned
to death in the car which was atif..
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THE new PURE FOOD LAW
More Than Three Hundred Invoices
of Foodstuffs Held Up.
They VIII he sampled TO Ascertain
Whether or Not the New Law
il Being Complied with.

New York, Aug. l9.-lnstructions
have been received from the treasury
department by Collector of the Port
Stranahan, to hold up more than a hun
dred invoices of food products which the
agricultural department desires sam
pied under the provisions of the new
pure food law. The orders thus far
sent out apply almost entirely to
French and Italian products, and In
clude shipments to some of the best
known grocery importers in the city.
The merchandise includes table delica-
cies, wines, olive oil and canned goods.
II appears that alleged adulteTation
does not constitute by any means the
largest item in the orders to hold GER
tain items of foodstuffs. A large in
voice Of French peas, imported by one
of the largest grocery houses in the
city, has, for instance, been detained.
Ii is not claimed that the peas are
adulterated, but that lead has been
used in soldering the cans, and that the
lead comes in direct contact with the
contents. This is not allowed under
the laws of the country of export and
therefore, under the new food law the
merchandise can not enter this coun-
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RUSSIA WILL EXHIBIT.
Perfect Details for Participation
In ST. Louis Exposition.

New York, Aug. l9--The chamber.
lain to the czar Of Russia, S, w, Alex
androysky commissioner general for
the Russian empire to the Louisiana
Purchase exposition, arrived, Tuesday,
on the Kaiser Wilhelm H. to perfect
details for the participation of his
country in the exposition, He is ac-
companied by Baron Serge A. Korff,
secretary commissioner
The Russian commissioner general
will leave to-day for st. Louis. He Will
return TO Russia In about a fortnight
He says that Russia purposes to make
IN attractive display at the exposition.
and In addition win erect national
pavilion, lie IL certain that the Rus
sian exhibit win be installed on the
opening day Of the exposition, although
the territory over which It IL necessary
to collect the exhibits and the distance
over which they must be transported
far exceed In extent those OF any other
country
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ELECTRIC CARS COLLIDE.
One Mnn KILLED and Two Fatally IN
Iurcd-->earIy n Score of Pas
senpcrs Hurt.

Webb City, Mo, Aug l9,--At the
Curtis switch on the Southwest Mis-
souri, electric railway, four miles from
here, Tuesday, two trolley cars crashed
together head-on while running at full
speed. one man was killed two ia
tally injured and nearly a score Of 9TH
ers were hurt several seriously Both
cars were well-Hlled with passengers.
One was splintered into kindling wood
and the front end of the other was torn
away while all the seats were knocked
loose,
Motorman Joshua Baker Of car No
%, going east, was caught between the
cars and crushed to death The We
hicles had TO be separated to liberate
his body Motorman W. A, Edge OF
No. 30, going west jumped when he
saw a collision was inevitable and was
found fatally injured beneath his
charge,
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THE TWO YACHTS MEASURED.
Reliance and Shamrock Have Their
Minute nnG Three-Qunrters.

New York, Aug 19.-The Reliance
and Shamrock III. were measured,
Tuesday, in the Erie Basin by c. L.
Mower, the official measurer OF the
New York Yacht club. As the result
of the measurements and calculations,
1t was announced at the yacht club that
the Reliance will allow the challenger
one minute and forty-ive seconds over
a 30-mie course. II was found that
the Shamrock H. was slightly longer
on the water line than the American
boat, but the latter proved to have
nearly two thousand more square feet
OF sail area than the challenger. and
It was ,Lis enormous sail spread that
taxed the American boat so heavily,
The announcement OF the time al
lowance in favor Of the challenger
caused little surprise at the yacht club,
as It was the very general belief that
the Reliance would prove considerably
larger all around than her oppontent
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seu, >HpoIeon's decoration

The cross Of ST. Andrew, which the
tzsr has Just presented TO Gen, Prince
Louis Napoleon, has very remarkable
popularity attaching to IT, All those
who are decorated with this order have
the right once In their lives TO demand
pardon for Russian subject who has
been condemned TO death, The ungrs
clous part OF this privilege is that II py
no means follows that the condemned
man will be reprIevcd but, at any rate,
the poor wretch has chance, for bis
easc Is thus brought directly to the no
tIce OF the c2ar, without the Intervention
OF any officials, and, unless there II some
thing political about his crime, lne
probability Is that he viii escape with D"
He, London Sketch
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SWAN THE NIAGARA RAPIDS
Defed the Authorities in Accom-
plishing Daring Feat.
J. w. GIcnister Went Through the
Rapids and Although Br"ised
and Battered VIII Live.

Buffalo, n. Y, Aug l9.-J. w. Glen
lister, the New York athlete and swim
meT, successfully swan the Niagara
rapids about seven o'clock Tuesday
morning. He is now at hotel in Lew
iston, n. Y, in a badly battered and
bruised condition, and for several hours
was unconscious. He is badly gashed
on the head. arms, back and limbs,
from coming in contact with the rocks.
He entered the rapids at the Cant-
lever bridge, from which he was TO
have jumped on Sunday, but was
stopped by the police, and was taken
out of the water 90 minutes later half
dead, at the DEVILS hole, at the end of
he rapids, by Capt. Peter c. Donlon OF
he life-saving crew and number of
Italian workmen, who were on their
way to work on the road.
He was accompanied to the place
where he entered the rapids by John
g. Bachman, of Buffalo; W. F. McCout
anu w. + dN Vi / IlONAhNhNN' ~
When taken from the water by Peter
and Joseph Monde, Italians, Glenister
was attended by Dr. Edward Drum
mond, of Newark, N j., of the Emer-
gency hospital, who still has charge of
his case.
Glenister, in a raving condition, was
quickly taken to Wagner's hotel, in
Lewiston, and put to bed. Moving pic
lures of the daring swim were taken
by a vitograph company, Glenister and
his party passed Monday night in a
fishing shanty on the Gorge Route rail-
way, and as soon as it was light enough
to take the pictures of his daring trip
he entered the rapids, 1t is rumored
he will be arrested by the Niagara
Falls police, who ordered him out OF
town last Sunday for attempting to
lump off the Cantileyer bridge.
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FOUND DEAD IN BED AT HOTEL
ID. G. Duckshaw, Of birmingham,
Ala, Expired, Apparently of
Natural Causes,

81 Louis, Aug I'D c. Buckshaw,
of Birmingham, Ala, guest at the La
clede hotel, was found dead in bed In
his room at two o'clock Tuesday after
noon, He had apparently been dead
for some time, and, It was believed
died from natural causes He was
emaciated as If a long sufferer from Ill
health.
Papers found on his person show
that he was secretary, treasurer and
general manager Of the Birmingham
Sand, Lime Brick and Stone Manufac-
turing Co, Manager Howard notified
the company OF his death,
On the lapel Of Buckshaw's coat was
the button which is the emblem of the
Mystic Shrine,
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TO REPEL ATTACKS OF M0BS.
shcriG OF Lafayette, Ind, Erccts
stnndpipe ~ JAIN ns "rcrsuadcr"
10 Ncpuisc Lynchcrs,

Lafayette, Ind Aug l9,-Work be.
gan, Tuesday, on the new standpipe at
the county Jail, and when It is finished
the Jail will be proof against mob vio-
lence It is the idea OF Superintendent
Harrison that water IL the best per
suador" ever used upon n mob lie
does not believe In shooting ln;o o
mob The standpIpc viii be erected be.
tween the front and rear entrances Of
the jail The force of the stream viii
easily knock man down and played
upon an entrance will keep ont any
lumber Of men
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Sullivan is alleged to have offered
Whitney Layton, baking powder
manufacturer three votes in favor of
the bill to repeal the anti-alum law
for $500, The offer was made, il is
said, on February 2S last. The names
of the senator's whose votes Sullivan is
said to have offered to turn over for
this amount are not stated in the in
dictment 1t is said they are not
known, The offense Is a misdemeanor
punishable by fine or Imprisonment in
the county jail or by both.
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-22
STORM CENTER
IN MACEDONIA
Xusselmans, at Given Signal, to
Massacre All the Christians.
TROOPS OFFER NO PROTECTION
Bands of Bashi-Bnzouks Have
Crossed BuIgarinn Frontier, Kill
ing Three Guards and Wound
ing Several Others.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Aug. ia reign OF
terror is reported to prevail at Uskub,
where the Christian inhabitants are
afraid to leave their houses. The Vail
has issued the strictest orders to the
Mussulman population to remain quiet
and not molest their Christian neigh
bors; but the Mussulmans, meeting in
the mosques, have resolved at a given
signal to massacre the whole Christian
population, Immediately the first insur-
gent band appears near Uskub or on
any other pretext. The Christians are
are their only protection, do not show
the slightest disposition to aid them.
The attitude of the Turkish troops was
recently plainly manifested when a
trainload of soldiers shortly after leay-
ing Uskub, fred on the Bulgarian
workmen who were repairing the track.
Three of the workmen were killed, and
their bodies were left lying on the line
Bashi-Bazouks Xiii and Burn.
Telegraphic communication between
Sofia and Constantinople is interrupt
ed, the wires having been cut be-
tween Adrainople and Constantinople.
No telegrams from Constantinople
have been received here since six
O'Clock Monday evening. The Turkish
officials at Adrainople refuse to state
where the break occurred Fears are
expressed here regarding the safety OF
the railroad between Adrainople and
Constantinople.
The Evening Post states that a band
of Bashi-Bazouks have crossed the Bull
garian frontier in the district of Tele-
dere, killed three frontier guards with
yatagans and wounded two Others
They also set fire to several houses
This raid has created great excitement
in the district.
The revolutionary organ, Autonomye
says the insurgents, after two unsuc-
cessful attempts, have succeeded in de-
stroying with dynamite the bridge at
Exschesso, thereby absolutely stopping
communication between Salonica and
Monastir.
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DAMAGING CL0UDBURST.
undated and Much Damage Done
Two Lives Loot,

Groenyillc, Tenn, Aug. ia cloud
burst occurred in this section Monday
nignt. In Greenyille and Morristown
the creeks passing through the towns
wore out " banks, inundating streets
and flooding many stores, damaging
stocks considerably The electric light
and water plants Of GreenvIlle were
flooded and made useless Two deaths
are 80 far reported AZ result Of the
calamity, the drowning of Robert
Parks and his l7-year-old son,
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Fresh Outbreaks In Croatia.

Vienna, Aug. ia fresh outbreak
of rioting has occurred in Croatia. At
2apresio upon the occasion of the cele-
bration Of the birthday of Emperor
Francis Joseph, Tuesday, a thousand
peasants gathered in the town and de-
stroyed Hungarian banner, The
rioters were resisted by the gendarm-
erie, who shot three men and wounded
many others.
At Komesina the peasants pillaged
stores and stoned the military, who
killed two persons and wounded num-
Der Of rioters.
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THE VENEZUELAN AFFAIR.
A,bitrntors Named n, the cyar 90
Russia IN the Matter Of Ncnc-
,ucIn nnd the Powers,

Washington, Aug, lo-Mr Riddle
has cahod the state department that
MourayeI, the Russian minister OF
Justice, Lardy, the Swiss minister TO
Paris, and Prof Matzon, Of the Uniyer-
sity OF Copenhagen have been named
by tho czor of Russia ~ arbitrators at
The Hague of the cases between Nono'
suelO and the blockadlng powers, All
three are mombers OF the International
court Of arbitration at The Hague,
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Matrimonial Dyspepsin,

Well how do YOU like married llfe'
inquired tho friend
mot at all replied the man wn0
had married money and was surerlh"
for A. "l'm q ease Of matrimonial dy"
popsln"
Matrimonial dyspepsia
yes She never agrees with mel
bhes 100 rich - Stray Stories.
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Bulgaria Has MobiIized an Army.

Rome, Aug. 19.-Priyate adyices
from the Balkan peninsula received
here state that Bulgaria has practical
ly modified an army, as the troops un-
der arms in the principality now
amount to more than seventy thou
sand, which is double what is consid-
cred as the peace effective. The Bull
garian government, however, is unwill-
Ing to venture for the time being on
any hostile movement against Turkey,
US It does not wish to lose the sup
port of Russia. 1t hopes, however, that
public opinion in Russia will force the
government to help Bulgaria against
Turkey, and the dispatch of Russian
squadron to Turkish waters encourages
the Bulgarians in this view.
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senator quay DisproNrs n Uumor Of
,,is Death by Appearing Ali,c
ANA Wen IN piusburp,

pittsburg, Pa Aug Ex-senator NJ
$, Quay arrived In PilIsburR, on his
way home at Beaver from Southamp.
ton, h. l. a sensational report was
circulated that the senator had died
suddenly on the train while on route to
this city II II not known how the
false report started, NJ Mr. Quay wau
In his usual health
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-22
SULLIVAN TRIAL BEGINS
Senator is Charged with Having OF
fered TO Deliver Three Votes to
Baking Powder Makers.

Jefferson City Mo-, Aug. 19.-The
case of the state of Missouri against
State Senator William p. Sullivan, Of
Christian county, charged with solicit
ing a bribe, will be called this morn
ing in the Cole county circuit court by
Judge II. c. Timmons, of Lamar, sit
ting as special iudge.
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-22
A sorini st,u,ulnut,

"Why don't you try TO be OF som'
use In the world?"
Mister" answered McandorIng Mlhe'
ftpf5aebfully, I'm one o de nia's'
springs OF Industry, I'm one o De W..
lers dat Keeps dc taxpayers lndusu,.
ously hustlIn' TO run jalls an pon''
forces an tlngs, - Washington star
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kilIrd All thr Christinns,

Sofia, Aug, l9,-Reports received
here from Constantnople, and believed
10 be authentic confirm the previous
statements to the effec, that when the
Turks recnpturod krusheyo they
slaughtered the entire Christian pop
ulatlon without exception,
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saw n Nonumrntto uins.I,

G, A. Fcrns,rom one Of MInneso,as
pioneer swedish settlers, went 70 that
state IN 1850, but left two years later
for California Some time aftcrward
he took up hi, residence In Iowa,
whore he has been ever since, Last
week he revisited saltwater for the
first time and learned that monu.
meht had been erected to his memory
years aEo by his relatives, who IN all
that time had never heard from him
and supposed he had died while In tho
far west,
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A FIERCE BATTLE.
4 Turkish Force Ucpulscd After SIX
Hours Hard Fighting,

Sofia Bulgaria, Aug, ia fierce
battle is reported to have occurred in
the neighborhood OF Monastir Three
Turkish battalons attacked 1000 In
surgents, and after the fight had ragged
for six hours the Turks were repulsed
with the loss OF 2l0 men killed and
wounded. The insurgent loss is not
riyen
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nniidlnn Trade. Counrl rre.ldent.

Denver, Col,Aug l0-AJ II Maloney.
OF Chicago was elected general presi-
dent Of the National Building Trades
council Il, h. smyth, Of st. Louis,
president during the past year, was
his only competitor the vote standing
liiia for Maloney to j0M for smyth,
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charucd With scheme 90 pcfrnud.

Cleveland, o. Aug lo-Tho ONCE Of
the Eagle DIstilIng Co, In this city,
was raidcd by federal officers Tuesday,
and Max Hart placed under arrest
charged with running d scheme to de-
fraud through the mails
The Van Buren press., 1903-08-22
Dyers R.sum. work.

Philadelphia, Aug. 10--The GOO
piece dyors who, Monday night, voted
to socodc from the ranks OF the textile
strikers, have resumed work, No con-
eossions were granted and some Of the
strikers returned 70 work at u Ave.
per cent decrease In wages.
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linIhnn Mnn Identified.

S. Louis, Aug, l0-Dcnnis Kayo'
nnugh, nm oX-conyiot who has
been arrested on numerous occasions
IN 81, Louie, has been positively lden'
,ihed as one of the men who has been
holding up ealoonkeepefs of late