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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
WAR OFFICE BUSINESS
Court Martial Cases. Militia Matters
ana Others Attended 70.

Court Martial Cases. Militia Matters
ana Others Attended 70.
Washington, Sept z. Two court
martial cases. ia which the dismissal
Of the accused officer is Involved, are
Under consideration by the judge adyo.
cate general Of the army one Of the
cases is that Of Lieutenant Hamiltei
Foley, Fifth cavalry, recently sta
toned In the Philippines. who was
convicted Of financial delinqueneies
The other case is that Of Lieutenant
Louis Mel. Hamilton Fourteenth I'M.
fantry, also stationed ID the Philip
pines, who was convicted Of conduct
unbecoming an officer and a gentleman
Both were sentenced to dismissal The
cases viii be forwarded to the presi-
dent for tinal action
The war department has published a
decision Of the comptroller of the treas
ury ia which he holds that any portion
Of the organized militia that shall en-
gage III actual field or camp service for
instruction and the organized militia OF
any state or territory that shall pardei-
pate in any encampment, maneuvers
and field instruction Of any part Of the
regular army at or near amy post OF
camp on lake or sea coast defenses Of
the United States are entitled to pay.
subsistence and transportation allow
ances for the entire period from the
time when such militia shall start
from their home rendezvous to the time
Of their return to their home rendez
vous.
An amendment recommended by the
general stan will shortly be made to
the army regulations increasing to
threefold tie amount Of baggage which
officers may have transported at the
expense Of the government The
amounts stated are as follows For a
major general, 10000 pounds brlgadiei
general, S.400 pounds; field officer,
700 pounds captain, 5000 pounds
first lieutenant, $500 pounds; second
lieutenant and veterinarian, 1880
pounds; noncommissioned officer. 1,50U
pounds. AT present excess baggage Is
transported by the owner 1T his own
risk and whatever cost might be inn
posed upon it, Under the new regula-
tons the excess will be transported by
the government at the favorable rates
which may be obtained by the war de-
partment and the actual cost Of trans
portation viii be charged against the
owner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
MACEDONIAN
SITUATION
Insurgents Said to Hope For Turkish.
Bulgarian Conflict.
TURKEY GIVES A WARNING
suItan,s Government Reported 20
have Informed Powers That Lee
gatious Are IN Perii--Mueh In
decisive Fighting Going on.

Berlin. Sept. THE Cologne Gazet'e
publishes the report Of an interview
with one Of the Macedonian lenders
who is quoted as saying that the Mace
DOMAIN committee controls an enormous
quantity Of dynamite, many guns and
much ammunition and a large sum OF
money ana is firmly resolved that un
less its efforts result in a war between
Bulgaria and Turkey or in European
intervention to destroy the Macedonian
cities with dynamite, burn the villages
and ooutaminate the fountains and wa
ter systems throughout the country.
The committee, this leader says firmly
expects war, as otherwise anarchy
might be carried into Bulgaria. Placed
face to face with such an alternative.
Bulgaria would prefer war, and upon
this result Macedonian hopes are als1
based
The Turkish government accordia@
to Information received from the for
eign office here, has Informed the pow
ers that the porte cannot guarantee the
safety Of the legations in Constantine
pie
A dispatch 10 the Tageblatt from
Constantinople says;
"War with Bulgaria is in sight The
council OF war has recommended send
ing an immediate ultimatum to Bulga-
ria, but the sultan has decided to wait
1t is rumored that Turkish troops have
already crossed the Bulgarian frontier
without a declaration Of war
THE members Of the council Of WAL
were up al night at The Yildiz Kiosk
and designated Edheim Pasha as com
mander in chief
THE Turkish press Is printing in-
tiammatory articles against bulgaria
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WOMAN MAY oaALLEEaE

scotch Yachfswonnn said 20 Have
Designs an the Americas cup.
Montreal. Sept 7.-Afr Creme Hun.
ter. who Is stopping at the Windsor
hotel in this city and who claims to Be
a friend Of Sir Thomas Upton is au-
thority for the statement that bis wife
has ambitions for the Americas cup
and may send On q challenge. Creme
Hunter comes from Arrocher, Scotland,
and when interviewed his first state
ment was to dlsclaim that he was
millionaire, as reported. Mrs Hunter
IS at her home IN Scotland.
According to Mr. Hunter Mrs. Hun.
ter. who he says, Is on enthusiastic
yachtswoman and q member Of the
Clyde Corinlhian club. has had ambi.
tons ever since The Valkyrie was lost
of Hunters quay, Scotland, 70 have 2
try for the Americas cup, and she has
he says, set aside a sum Of 100000 for
that purpose Ter idea is to act as heI
own skipper and to have an amateur
crew Alr. Hunter says that they haNe
no intention Of interfering with Sin
Thomas Upton and that a challenge
VIII be sent only in case tie Irish
knight does not challenge again. IN
the event Of a boat being built it VIII
be built by the Nessrs Denny Of the
Clyde. Mr. Hunter says he once work
ed for Sir Thomas Upton and that he
has made his money out Of building op.
eraffons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
Young FOR / Train wrecl.er.

Verona, n. r.. Sept. Frederick Iia-
gen, twelve years old, has been com
United TO the county Jail III Newark by
Justice Darlington for attempted train
wrecking The boy was arrested by
Erie railroad detectives and Patrolnian
Began Of Verona. re admitted tie
charge and declared that the reason
he attempted to wreck d train was To-
see how il looked for a train to be
up in heap, Hagen declared thar be
had seen an engine run off the track
and had read Of people being killed III
wrecks and was anxious TO see how a
real wreck looked
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
- II, Il - d.

New Orleahs. Sept 5.-All the com
merce 81 tie port may be tied no.
Iongshoremen insist on eight men u
. sbipss hold and knocked Of work on
p coffee ship needing only two. ship
agents ANA stevedores decided not 'o
trife and issued an ultimatum that be
limit clause must be removed or work
would be stopped on an ships. The
lockout would affect 5000 men The
MORGAN line dock workers are already
ON a strike for an increase from 80 to
40 cents am hour and n0nunion men
are being worked with police protec-
tion one man WAS shot and another
beaten by strikers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
zlonlsm cot. omelal sanction.

London, Sept Z At a meeting Of the
English Zionist federation held in
Whitechapel to receive the report Of
the English delegates to the Zionist
congress recently held at Basel, swift
zerland. Israel zangwlll IN the course
Of a speech said his coreligionists were
now for the first time on the road To
Zion Whether the proposed East Afri-
can colony was or was not established
was a small issue, he declared com
pared with the fact that theirs was a
serious political movement officially
recognized by two Of the greatest pow
ers in the world Great britain and
Russia
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MUCH FIGHTING GOING ON.
Trouble Feared between Insurgents
and EuImarinn Troops.

AAAAM ARAAH4aAAAAAA AERNHNs
Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept THE numer
Gus rumors Of the mobilization OF Ill
Bulgarian army which have been IN
circulation here are declared to be ab.
solutely false. The government is send
ing troops to strengthen the frontier
guard. which action, according 10 ii
dispatch from Rila, IS likely to cause
trouble between the troops and the in
surgents,
Bands of revolutionaries continue to
cross the frontier but scanty news of
fighting in northern Macedonia Is re-
ceived here. The insurgents are be-
lieved to be waiting until a larger force
shall have assembled
The latest details Of the fighting ST
Sirbinoro state that three lilsa9.a1t
bands, assisted BY peasants. were en-.
gagged with battalion Of Iuk 81
troops It is reported that 500 Of tile
Turks were killed
In a three hours fight at Kerikkol.
near Malkoternoyo, between two com
panies OF Turkish soldiers and reyo-
lutionaTy band the former lost twenty
FIVE men and two officers. while the In
surgent loss was slight The Turkish
forces are reported to have entirely
devastated the district Of Kostur, I'D
the vilayet Of 1Ionastir and to have
burned every village IN the district
The Autonomye states that the In
habitants Of fourteen villages around
Prespan and 0krida have joined tie
reYolutionaries and that bands of in
surgents numbering 1900 are occupy
ing strong positions III the mountains.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

New York, Sept z The German
freight steamer Schoenfels, from Cal
cutta I'd New York via Boston has ar.
river here and reports sinking the five
masted schooner Jennie RI Dubois Of
West Mystic. Conn., off Block island.
The collision occurred in q dense fog
The Dubois, which was loaded with
coal and was bound from Philadelphia
to Boston, sank Immediately Her crew
Of eleven men was saved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

Cincinnati, O., Sept. e. The 0hi4
River and Columbus Railway company
has filed a mortgage at Washington
Court House for S10000oO in favor Of
the Union Dime Savings Bank and
Trust company Of Cincinnati to secure
bonds for the construction Of 9 steam
and electric road through Franklin
Madison, Fayette Pickaway, Highland
ana Brown counties to run from Co
lumbus o.. to Maysvllle, Ky
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

Topeka, kan Sept 3. subpnnas
have been issued for fourteen Usage
county coal mine operators. They VIII
be required to appear before the dis
trict court here next Monday and tell
what they know Of the alleged exist.
ence Of an Illegal combination among
the operators. If the evidence obtained
Is deemed sufficient proceedings will
be instituted under the antitrust law
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
Ienriea - Il Irieht nrnnroe.

Los Angeles Cal, Sept s. Champion
]. j. Jelfries signed articles to fight
Jack Munroe Of Butte twenty rounds
for a decision In this city Oct 16, the
Century Athletic club to take So per
cent Of the gross gate receipts and the
contestants to divide the remaining 65
per cent on a percentage to be deter
mined by them Manager MeCarty Of
the Century club wired Jeffries' sigma
lure and the terms Of the contract to
Jack Munroe at New York
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

Poughkeepsie, NJ ", Sept 4 While
playing with three companions about
his own age Alexander Funk, twelve
years Oh shot and killed Willard Ed
ward Best at Red Hook Best's mother
heard The shot ana opened the back
door when the bog fell dead at her
feet Funk ran home and afterward
told Coroner Carroll that he was aim-
ing at stick with small rifle when
Best stepped in range just ms lie fred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

Topeka, Kans Sept. III. S. Dean,
district attorney for Kansas, has re-
ceived orders from the department Of
justice at Washington 70 begin prose-
cutions against the members of the az
legged coal trust in this state. District
Attorney Dean has turned the work Of
gathering evidence against the opera
tors over to Il. y. McKeeyer. Il am so
certain that there Is combine or trust
among the coal operators in Kansas
that ! am going to probe the matter to
the bottom, said Mr. McKeeyer. AS
% the methods Of procedure | ann not
vet ready to talk
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nrenk IL the - rnnnI.

Albany. N II, Sept. I. The first
break on the canals thus far this sea-
son serious enough to interrupt navi-
cation occurred near HigginsviIle, on
the sixty mile level Of the Erie canal.
when about twenty-five feet Of the tow
ing path bank to i depth of twelve
feet went out The trouble did not in
terfere with navigation between Buf.
falo and Syracuse or east of Little
Falls
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
- Almnst lnntrnrn -.

Vienna Sept 5.A fire almost de.
stroyed the town Of Travnik Bosnia.
Several persons were killed and about
600 houses, seven mosques and d syna.
gogue were burned Travnik has Il
population of some 10000 souls, all
Mohammedans except few jews /
Is situated ON an afiluent Of the Bosnia
river, forty-five miles northwest Of
Rosna-Serai The chief edifice is an
old citadel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
Negroes Respite Arouses Anger.

Richmond VA. Sept TAt an indig-
nation meeting Of about 200 citizens at
Chase City resolutions We're adopted
calling Governor Montague TO account
for respiting for thirty days Doe Ba-
con, colured. condemned to death for
an attempt lit assault upon woman
The resolutions among other things,
implores the governor not to make Il
necessary for good citizens TO take the
law Into their own minds for the pro
lection Of their wives and children
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

Austin Tex. Sept Il The ST. Louis
and San Francisco railroad filed an
equipment contract IN which the road
agrees TO purchase 100 locomotives, y
passenger coaches, 6 postal cars and
dining car, the consideration named be-
ing S2104000 New York companies
underwrite the contract.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

Chicago Sept = The International
Lyceum association has been organ
lied here with 80 charter members
The following officers were elected.
President Ralph Bingham, pennsylva-
MIA vice presidents. Robert l. Taylor
Tennessee; Robert Bnrdette. CallfoF-
mia; s 81 Spedou. New York. L. c.
Vaughan Wisconsin and Miss Kath.
crime Eggleston, Ohio
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
vino Fxnlosion ~ ArIsansas.

Hartford. Ark, Sept 7.-One man.
the Dit boss, has been killed and sew
eral hurt as the result Of q gas explo-
sion that partially wrecked the Prairie
Creek mine No a. owned by the Mexi-
can Gulf Coal and Transportation com
pany. Some IF the men have not been
heard from, and It is feared that sew
oral were Killed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

Governor Threnteaed with Death
Denver. Sept : Governor Peabody
has been threatened with ASSESSING
ton He has received an anonymous
letter threatening to kill II he dared to
call out the troops Of the state in order
to restore law and order in the Cripple
Creek district The letter was abusive
IN the extreme, alleging that troops
We're not needed They have been sent
to Cripple Creek
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

sharon, Pa, Sept Z Three men
have lost their lives ia a well at Ne
shamrock, seven miles east Of sharon
They were Joseph Spencer thirty-fve
years old, well to do farmer; his son
Walter twelve years old and August
Miller twenty-five years old The
three We're engaged in cleaning out the
well and were, it is believed, overcome
by black damn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
aInr - sIaht.

Camden, n. J, Sept ). William J.
Thompson, the Democratic leader in
south Jersey four days ago was bit
ten over the eye BY mesquite. The
wound became much swollen and I'M
famed ana Thompson used perfumed
acid to allay the pain. and now he is
said to be La danger Of losing his sight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

Lima, o., sept n John d. Rockefel-
Ter, the STANDARD oil magnate, has been
made defendant in a suit for S12, 900
damages filed by Mrs. Eva b Gibson.
While attending 4 play Mrs Gibson
was precipitated to the floor by the col
lapse Of tier Of seats in the Faurot
Opera House, owned by Rockefeller,
and badly crushed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

Baltimore Sept 3, William T Tuck
er, the Baltimore elubman, who Is ac-
cused Of having robbed his mother Of
S500,000 part Of his fathers estate, of
which he was coexecutor, has been re-
moved from his e2ecutolship by Judge
Dennis It Is believed that be has fed
to Central America
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
Anothor Se,oo1 ~ taurn.1i...

Lawrence, Kan. Sept Z The Unl
versity Of Kansas will be equlppad
with q chair IN journalism This fail.
according 70 statement issued by
Chancellor Frank Strong In addition
70 teaching the various branches OF
journalism. lectures viii be given By
newspaper editors and managers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

New Orleans, Sept Z News has
reached here Of the loss Of the Amed.
can steamer George ~. Kelly Of the
Bluefelds steamship company's line
during the recent hurricane in the Ca
ribbean sea, She carried q crew Of ff-
teen men and one passenger All Of
whom persisted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

Albany, n II, Sept Three young
women from Che ST. Joseph Industrial
school, founding and orphan school
Of this city have been drowned in a
small pond in st. Agnes cemetery. The
girls, four in number, We're having an
outing They found some planks and
made q raft. The frail thing sank with
them in deep water One girl was
rescued
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Missing Man Fonnd Dead

Amsterdam N. III, Sept, 81 Henry
Johnson, aged forty-nine years. who
had been missing since Monday, was
found dead in a sleeping room III tie
starin House az Fultonville Johnson's
body which was badly decomposed.
was discovered sitting upright in a cor
ner, with an empty laudanum bottle lit
its side
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08

ST Louis, Sept Edward NJ Col
Inns, general superintendent Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railroad, IS
dead at his home here as the result Of
a seemingly slight accident suffered
several weeks ago In descending from
a car he ran nail into his foot. fever
resulting from the injury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
KiItea Daurhter ana seif.

Springfield, NO, Sept r. Mrs. Anna
Bellew. whose husband is an employee
at the Frisco yards here shot and kill
ed her eightcen-year.Old daughter and
then killed herself She left a note
saying that the family into which she
had married had wrecked her life.
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Fonr conriefs SIM

Birmingham, Ala, Sept ). Four con-
yiets were shot at Pratt Mines prison
In an attempt to escape, the wounded
men being Tom Fay, John Brewer,
Richard Kinnebeck and Thomas Mel
zen. Brewer and Kinnebeck probably
win die.
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Paris, Sept Tin an automobile ac-
cident on a country road between
Cloyes and Chateaudun a man ana two
women, members Of family named
Conrad, said to be Americans, and
their chauffeur we're somewhat injured.
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Fourth class Postmasters.

Washington Sept 5-The following
fourth class postmasters have been ap-
pointed
Maryland ElIefslie, Frank 4. Buck
holtz,
New Hampshire Cherry Vale, Clar-
ence &, Bartlett.
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pnte 81 Miss GocIet's wedding.

Newport, 4. T. sept 8, Miss May
Goelets marriage 10 the Duke Of Rox-
burghe Will De celebrated here and not
in New York. The date Of the mar
riage will be Nov 2 Mrs Goelet does
not fancy the publicity Of marriage
in New York and her beautiful villa
here is admirably adapted for such a
anefixYftx
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East Hampton N. ", Sept ~ Loren
70 Guernsey Woodhouse is dead at his
summer home here Of apoplexy, aged
sixty-three years He was formerly
New York buyer for Marshall Field &
Go, Of Chicago, in which firm he held
an interest
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Sioux City. Ia, Sept z Corbett ana
sullivan the Sioux Citg tire tenn
broke all world records at the inter-
state fair covering q half mile, run.
ming start; laying 10 feet Of hose,
breaking and attaching nozzle ready to
throw water ID I'm. 10hs.
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nnsIIsh EIehter eonaIne go.

san Francisco, Sept IA cablegram
has been received from Iabez White,
light weight champion of England ac-
cepting the offer Of the Yosemite club
FOR q match with Jimmy Britt, to take
place IN this city in November
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Trolley smash In Newburr.

Newburg N ~ Sept 2 Two heavi-
" loaded trolley cars Of the Orange
County Traction company came in a
head on collision near Newburg. tho
shock smashing both ears and serious
" iniuring five passengers
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five In Dynamited House.

Keystone, Ind, Sept, 5.-The resi-
dence Of Abraham Showalter, promi-
nent In the antisaloon movement. was
demolished by dynamite. The family
of five persons escaped.
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Milwaukee. Wis. Sept. I The Nil
waukee Mutual Life Insurance com.
pany has been absorbed ~ the indie
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows Insur.
ance company Of Philadelphia. which
takes its assets ana assumes its liabili
fias
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chinese Resorn,er~ win.

London Sept The Shanghai cor
respondent Of the Daily Mail says tile
Chinese authorities have consented ID
the trial Of the editor and staff Of the
reform newspaper Supao by tire mixed
court instead Of by tile imperial tri-
bunAlg
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Oyster Bay. y. Y, Sept. 5.-At his
home at Cove Neck it was said that
Frederic K. Coudert head Of the law
firm of Coudert Bros. Of New York,
who is suffering from heart trouble,
had passed restful night and was bet
fpr
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John Berg wins wrestling Match

Whatcom, Wash. Sept 5.-D a. Ne
MILAN Of Buffalo failed to throw John
Berg Of this city tie Pacific coast
champion wrestler twice 10 one hour.
Mcmillan gained tile first fan in TWEEN
ty-four minutes. Berg won the second
in twenty-five minutes, winning the
match
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Glen Cove, n. Y, Sept. z. Walter ].
Travis is for the third time national
amateur golf champion Of America,
having defeated E II. Byers Of Pitts
burg up and 4 to play.
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connt Won Devm nena.

Vienna, Sept Count Won Deym,
Austro Hungarian ambassador to the
court Of St James, is dead at Eckers-
dorf, Silesia, OF heart disease
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The Mercedes Wins Auto race.

the MERCEDES Wins Auto Race
Paris, Sept 5.-The Mercedes won
the Paris-Deauville automobile boat
race. Time, 80 hours and 10 minutes.
The Flore was second twenty-five
boats finished.
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disabled steamer Barbarossa In Port

New York Sept 8 The disabled
steamer Barbarossa Of the North Ger
man Lloyd line, which was reported
ply the Kronkrinz Wilhelm and the Pre-
toria with tail shaft broken, arrived in
port under her port engine
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Indianapolis Ind. Sept. 5.-A son Of
Henry Kellermler, living three miles
southeast Of Lawrence, fell face for
ward on q circular saw, and the saw
plowed half way through his head
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Cincinnati o., Sept Z Big Joe"
Grimes said to have been the largest
man IN the world, Is dead as the RESULT
Of an accident. Grimes was famous as
AZ athlete, although he weighed 754
pounds He was thirty four years Old.
6 feet inches n height. and his body
and limbs were Of ponderous proper
fions.
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Musical Composer zumpe Dead.

Munich, Bavaria, Sept. 5.-Hermann
zumpe, the composer and musical con-.
ductor, died here Of apoplexy
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Three women iSiiled N Tr,in

Ligonier Ind Sept s Al fast freight
train on the Lake shore railroad killed
three women Ct Felton's crossing. four
miles east Of here They were walking
on the tracks
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Irvington's New postmn.tnr

Washington Sept 4 The president
has appointed Norman c. Templeton
postmaster at Iryington, N. u.