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TYPHOID FEVER
IN NEW YORK CITY
PLACE THREATENED WITH THE
SEvEREST EPIDEMIC INITS
HISTORY.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT ALARMED
For the Past Three Weeks the Total
Number Of Cascs Reported was
All, the Fatalities Number
"a. Other Figures.

New York, Sept. 2S.-Grcatcr Ne,
York is at present threatened VIII
what may he the scvcrcSt epidemic ot
typhoid fever in its history Not
only are the number of typhoid case,
reported for three weeks of Scptcm.
bcr ending last Saturday greater
than that of any month laa: year. bu;
since the beginning of GUNNER ja-
death rate had been so much higher
than formerly that the health dcp1rt.
ment is now thoroughly alarmed and
is bending every effort toward check
ing the disease.
when it is considered that the
spread of typhoid was greater than
il had been for many years. tho era -.
ity Of the pre- cnt situation Is indi-
Gated. Fpr the three weeks lust end
cd tho total number of cascs reported
at the health department was iiii
The fatalities numbered "a. or =
death rate Of nearly 20 per roni.
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CONGRESS ofLsuye-s.

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yrr-sI r-nzrr=s ~ lawyer and juru r
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i,ar Isar a-a1gisfifrI rsIrssnoG to-day
ia Festival Iia1 af thr r0uf.'u-i1n -
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Erf.fi0r
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3 W Iyhmaun - 81 r.Yris PrasI
--s- arf rfr-.1rrfd fhf flrf-If..r sf
riI. f-rgrfaa Hpn riarid = firrrfr
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rF -Hr r-rrf.f -farf.s r'rf-1idfar Frpu
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The Post the Cul prit.

New York, Sept. 2S,-Thc letter al
legged to have been received by
President DonIolly, the icadcr Of thc
meat strike, purportinG to be ono
sent by President Roosevelt, was cop
ied from an editorial in the New
York Evening ost of August /. The
Evening Post says today:
"Tho letter aDDcarod as an eiito
rial in the Evening Post Of Aug. I.
and was explicitly stated to hc lot
ter which the president Might hay"
written with advantage to- himself
and the country"
In ither words it was confcsschlN
an imaginary letter written fo' the
sake of bringing ont certain truths in
regard to the meat strike.
THO Evening Post also says:
I'VE had no thought, OF course. "r
being able to- make . nrcsontahlc i'm
iiation or tho presidents literary
stvle and as the article was at thA
time commenced on and reproduced
sOmewhat extensively in the press.
we never dreamed Of ITS ever coming
to figure as Campaign forgery"
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ITALIAN VIEW
OF MEDIATION
SIGNIFICANCE OF PRINCE CHARLES
VISIT AT THE JAPANESE
CAPITAL.
ITALY DENIES BEING CONCt RNtD
Considers II Impossible While Russia
Trusts in Her Ability to TURN
the Tide of War and Japan
Dislikes Losing Fruits.

Rome. Sept. 2S.-Although a pOr-
ton of the Italian press insists that
the meeting of Premier Gioietti ard
Count Won BuelOw, the German chan
ccllOr at Hamburg, was connected
with the subject Of mediation be-
tween Russia and Japan, the Capitole
a semi-ofiicial organ gives voice 10
the contrary view and says:
Not only the Italian government
but all European governments CON
slider that mediation is impossible
now when Russia fully trusts in her
ability to turn the tide of battle IN
her favor and while Japan does not
wish TO lose the fruits % her viCto-
ries." &
The Avamti asserts that the pres
ence of Prince Charles of HohenZni-
lern at Toxic was in line with allcs-
cri plans of mediation. The foreign
Office. however, emphatically denies
that Italy is concerned in any such
movement. According to seim-ofiic-
ial statements the only reason for
the visit Of Premier Giolctti to Ham
burg was that he and Count Won Bus-
low desired to personally discuss
questions affecting the two countries
Signor Giolctti expressing an opinion
that Itaiy's membership in the triple
alliance was in harmony with hcT
friendly relations with England anl
Franco. n is reported that Premier
Giolcttf nav have been charged fo|
arrange for visit II Emperor VIII
lam 10 Rome 20 bn present Al tire
baptism 81 the crown prince
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TOLST0I TALKS Of
AS|AT|C SWEDES
THE SON OF HIS FATHER SEES
RUSSIA MILITANT IN A CLIO.
Rlous LIGHT.
OPPOSES VIEWS OF FAMOUS SIRE
Compares Oriental War With the one
Wagnd Against Sweden and
Says SIavs Will Absorb Every.
thing in Sight.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 2S, G;2S u. m
Count Tolstoi's son, Leo. In an ar
ticlc in the Noyoc Vrcmya takes Il
position opposed To his father. He
has just returned from seeing his
brother of, who is departing for tha
front and writes touching scenes he
witnesses at Tambofr as the reserve
men left for the far east.
Nevertheless Tolstoi says the pa.
rcnt arc all united in agreeing that
the w." must We fought out until
Japan is subducd.
The Asiatic Swedes.
''lt e hard times for Russia, but IL
Is the period of her regeneration
The war in the far east is a grca:
war; such as Russia has not seen
since the DAYS Of Peter the Great:
a war for the possession of eastern
shores of the European Asiatic con
tincnt, Just aS in the day of Peter
II was for the western shores Just
as in the war with tho Swcdcs we
SUIlcTcu Dul We conquered, we HrC
now suffering rcvcrscs with the Asia.
tic Swedcs. but thore will come
dav when japan will be vanNuishcd.
In concluding young TOlstoi pro
diets the triumph Of Russia which h"
declares is destined "tO become in.
rtcad Of England, the greatest nation
in the world"
Will hbsorb Everything.
lie saws the Slavs will spread
over and absorb all the neighboring
peoples: they have already subiu
gated the Crimea. the Caucasus
Eastern Russia and Siberia, adding:
Russia is the only power di"tincd
to realize the dream Of world con
quest"
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DONNELLY MAKES
A FLAT DENIAL
SAYS HE RECEIVED NO LETTER
OF THE KIND FROM THE
PRESIDENT.
DENVER ARTICLE IS A FORGERY
Claim That II Originated in the Edi.
torial Columns Of New York
Post as Sort Of Pipe
Dream PropheticaI.

Chicago, Sept. 2S.-Prcsidcnt Mich
acl Donnelly. Of the Amalgamatc,i
Meat Cutters and Butchers Union
ilatly denied today ever having r..
ccivcd letter purporting to come
from President Roosevelt.
Referring to the letter publishc,;
in the Miners Magazine at Denver,
Mr.. Donnelly said:
Il never received that letter or any
other purporting 10 have cone frOiI
President Roosevelt. ] never wroi,
TO Washington asking for intcrynu
tion in the strike. II looks to me like
a stupid piece of political work. Tic
first | ever heard Of the letter wa.s
when | read il in tho papers"
Donnclly said he had not received
the inquiry sent by Secretary Loco.
Socialists Not Responsible.
VIM. Nail" national secretary of
the socialist party, issued state
mcnt today as follows:
"Thc socialist party has no share
in the responsibility incurred by the
circulation of the fictitious letter
said to have been written to Michoa'
DOnnclly by President Roosevelt
The letter bears on its face the cvi-
dcncc of its own sDuriousncss. for
even if the president entertained the
views attributed to him, IT would
have been eminentlv tactlcss and
foolish for him to have given them
I.
piece Of literature issded by the na
tional socialistic party bears the i'm
print Of tho national committee and
wc arc willing to accent any rcSponsl-
hilitv its issuance NAV u ing. Orr
Indictment is Of the capitalist system
and we can find enough Of truth t1
charge against It and beth old partice
without r"sOrtinr 20 dishonest or
methods to make orr
cacp"
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JAPS HAMMER
PORT ARTHUR
REFUGEE CELESTIAL FROM PORT
ARTHUR uNsosoMs HIM
SELF AT CHE FOO.
JAPS LOST 1000 IN LAST ASSAULT
Claims That Burial OF the Dead Must
Be Made at Night to Prevent
Exposure to Japanese Fire.
Russians Mines.

Che Foo, Sept. 2S, 1880 D. m.-Rus,
SLAMS residing here claim to have re.
ceiycd information that the Japanese
losses In the last assault on Port Ar.
thur which began September 10, were
seven thousand.
A Chinese who left the fortress on
September &c says that the Russian
losses were between 500 anu GOO.
This Chinaman says the Japanese
were unable TO remain in the three
supplementary forts, which they cap
turcd and that they abandoned thnm
AT 4 o'clock on TIC aficrnOon of Sep
tcmbcr 2G after enduring several days
of tremendous firing from the inner
forts.
He adds that the Russians attempt
ed to bury the dead on both sides at
night because the dccomposing bod
les seriously menace the health of
the garrison. The Russians allcgc
that 1t is the deliberate policy of the
the Japanese to undermine the health
of the Russian troops by means of
the Odors from the dccomposing bod
les and that for this reason they
organized the burial parties
Russians Mined the Field.
One Chinese who was a member
of burial party says that the Japan
csc fired when he and another at.
to bury the dead. Chinese
say that the most severe attacks were
made on the supplemental forts on
the ltz and Anshu muntans. The
Russians had under mined the ground
and several hundred Japanese were
blown up on September 90.
Reports received from the Miaoto
Islands mention terrific report
which shook the houses there on that
late. The Russian ships, it is said,
took no part in the battle. From 80
10 so shells fell daily in the Chinese
new town. One shell tore through
he rudder of torpedo boat destroy
cr
The Russians arc now building
low fort on Liaotai promontory bear
ng on the land SIDE.
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JUDGE PHELPS
BROUGHT TO TAW
THE MAN WHO FINED LEGATION.
Err oURNEY ON TWO COUNTS
BECOMES FAMOUS.
INVITED TO MEET THE GOVERNOR
Englioh Law Makes Culprits OF the
Phelps Class Amenable to
Serve Penalties and Also
/ to Flogging.

Boston, Sept. 2S.-Judge II. S. c.
Phelps of Lee was at the state house
today in response to the summons
from Acting Governor Guild. calling
him there in connection with the
filming of third Secretary Gurney of
the embassy. While acting Governor
Guild, Assistant Attorney General
Nash and Judge Phelps were in con-
ference, Governor Bates arrived and
took personal charge of the case.
When htc conference was conclud-
ed Governor Bates said, the investi-
cation had been completed and the
state department would be advised of
the result. The governor declined to
intimate what action had been taken
or to disclose the contents of his let
ter to the state department.
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eeorqra's Spurious weevii.

Covingipn, Ca. Sept. Zs-Thc sup
posed boil wocvil discovered On a plan
fatipl noa here few davE ago. urOf
comparison with the real MrNicau bpl'
vsryil. epocimsng ~ which we're sent
hrro fhis afi'rnD0n bv the state ~
fnmDlpcioal department. proved 10 b.
un enf rrIv diTr cni inrrrt. being ~
"a different rDior and very much larger
rlan fhs MnHiran vcrri1
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ARMIES ARE IN CONTACT.
Outpost Attacks Indicate That Main
Event VIII Come Soon.

st. Petersburg, Sept. PA dis
patch received from Gen. Kuropatkin
dated yesterday afternoon, announces
that numerous sklrmishes have oc-
CURED along most parts Of the Rus
sian front. The Japanese have not
altered their positions cast OF the
railroad and confine themselves to
outpost attacks to the north. all OF
which so far have been repulsed.
Reconnaissance by the Russian
troops have established the fact that
the main Jananese forces are still
along the branch railroad to the YEN
tai mines.
Both sides are In constant contact.
Gen. Samsanof's troops particularly.
have had frequent encounters but
have sustained very few casualties.
The Russians have captured some
Japancgc cattle and horses.
Tho japanese have constructed
pontoons over the Taitse river at
Pcnsihu
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FURTHER DELAY
IN JAP ADVANCE,
is INDICATED BY ABSENCE OF
NEWS CONCERNING JAPAN.
EsE FLANKINo MOVE.
ONLY THE OUTPOSTSARf IN TOUCH
Condition at Port Arthur 10 not Re.
assuring, the Blockade Being
Apparently Eheetual and may
pepress Spirits Of Troops.

81, Petersburg. Sept. 2S. S;i5 y. m.
The latest official advices from tho
front are silent on the subject of
the Japanese Ranking movements
east and west of Mukdcn. from which
the war office concludes that Field
Marshal Oyama began to press his
advance from Sianchan or up the
Lao river valley, indicating that
there Is still further delay In the gen.
cral advance
The Associated Press Is now auth.
OriZed definitely to deny the state.
mcnt that the Japanese in force have
crossed the Hun river about 80 miles
from Mukden.
Turning Movement Not Extensive.
There is no evidence that the Jap
ancse turning movement Is nearly 80
extensively as reported. The only
Japanese at this point arc the scouts
reported in the dispatches Sept. 20.
The only information received from
Gen. Kuropatkin timed 3 p. m. yes
tcrday, was To the effect that tho
Japanese ouposts east of the rail
road along the Shakhe river. continue
to throw out small detachmcnts bur
they are invariably met and repulSed
by the Russian cavalry which Is in
close contact with the whole Japan
cso lines. Daily sNrmishes are oc-
curing, but none of an important
character "A herd OF cattle and a
few horses have been captured BY
CosSacks.
JAMS Usinu Pontoons.
According to information brought
in by Russians, the main Japanese
forces are still concentrated along tho
Yangstai branch railroad, and rcin.
forcoments arc still crossing the TAFT
SC river, using two pontoons at Pen
slbu, five miles east OF Yental str
ton From the latter fact II would
appear that the preparations for the
Japanese advance are more backward
than heretofore supposed.
Blockade i, EtectuaI.
Tho information received at the
war office concerning the situation
at Port Arthur Is not reassurlnE.
The blockade at last seems to be
effective. Admiral Togo's ships are
all the junks which try to
enter the barbor and are sending
Ihem to Port Dany
It Is feared that this complete iso-
ation NAV react on the spirits or
he garrison.
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TAX COLLECTOR SHORT.
Mobile Officer Yves Shy ss,OOo en-
Had 20 Resign.

Mobile. Sept 2s-Bccmise of ri~-
cumstanccs attending alleged shDr'-
age in his accounts as county fay cJ.-
hector FOR 1893. John Case haa rr-
sizncd ~ chief of police oF Mobile.
Case is alleged TO De- hDrr osrr
3 G"G due the state su6 matter has
been ac-rd On bv the -Drern0r- Tho
books arc boing examined A. 10 The
affairs Dr the county.
Case was bonded bv = BaFimJ-n
bond cOmDany and an agent ~ fha'
Company is u0w going through f-a
books l.ef0rr answering probable lr-
n'snd- 0f tate irdrm-if-. Ca=r ~ e.
rtr surF. wr-r arrfp-rf ae rDT-f-''
Dr. -hr state uhnn DO rnrrln1 ~ fh=
close ~ Die fe-rn and l,r-omd that fr
knows ching
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POTTER ATTACKED DIVORCE.
Says II Not Checked Society Will Be
lapse Into BarbarIsm.

New York, Sept. 2S.-Bishop Henry
c. Potter attacked divorce in vigor-
Gus terms in his report today in the
annual convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese of Now York. Ho
declared that unless the church set
it-olf against the spread of the evil
socicty will relapse into a state Df
practical barbarism and he urged tic
clergy To set itsclf against divorce.
which he characterized as Cod
lces license which filings aside tpn
m"=t sacred vows because of vcha-
tiOus uncOngcnialily."
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American Barristers.

st. Louis, Sept 2S.-The final Sos
sion of the American Bar Association
was occupied in receiving committee
reports and elccting officers.
Officers elected for the next year
were: President, Henry St. George
Tucker, Lexington. Va, dean of tho
school of law Of Washington and Lee
University. Secretary. John Iinklcv.
Baltimore. Treasurer, Frederick r.
Wadham, Albany, N. Y, and one vice
president from each state.
The convention then adjourned
sine die.
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OBSTRUCTION ON WAYS.
An impediment Found on tho Skids
of Battlcship Connecticut.

New York, Sept. 2S.-At the New
York naval ward today, armed mn
rincs Datroled the Enclosure where
in the final preparations for the
launching of the battleship Connect
cut are under way. Naval COnstruc
tor Baxter who has general charge Of
the shipbuilding plant said today:
at IS true that an obstruction wa
found on the wavs down which the
Connecticut was to slide IN the wa
ter. Il was sufficient to check tn"
vessel I will not cav that II would
have wrecked tho Connecticut II II
had not been discovered, and cyactly
what would have happened, am un.
able to tell"
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EPISCOPAL DIOCESE.

Archbishop of Canterbury Was Gen.
traI Figure in New York Meeting.
New York, Sept 2s.-Thc arch
bishop of Canterbury was the central
figure today at the 12lst. annual con
vcntion of the Protestant Episc1pla
diocc-c Or New York. Tho delegates
$50 in number. assembled in the crypt
of the cathedral If St John the III.
vine. whore prayer was offered and
foly communion administered. The
archbishop Df Canterbury occupioi
tho throne and conducted the ser
vice. other leading men of the
churchoa present were bishops John
son pf Texas and Bcckwith of Ala
hama.
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Japanese Craft Sunk by Mines.

London, Sept 2S.--A dispatch to a
news agency from VladlvUstok says
that, according to reports from Port
Arthur, two Japanese toDedo boats
and a japanese steamer have te"n
sunk by mines near Port Arthur dur
ing the last few days. Jiparese
cruiser of the Niytaka type, H. Is ad
cd was badly damaged.
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GUILTY OF EMBEZzLEMENT.
Administrator of Chicago Estate Loan
..,. ed Money to Bad Creditors.

Chicago Sept. 28.--J. G.. Brown,
whose father, James NJ. Brown the
wei known horscman. was killed dur
ing a raid on the Garfield race track
in 1892 was today found guilty of en-
bezzling s3,174.
Acting as administrator of his faith
cr's estate, Brown is alleged to have
loaned sums of money which later
he was unable TO recover when called
upon for settlement by Mrs. Lulu
NJ Raincy, one of the heirs. Bcliey-
ing Browns acts TO have been Who'll
ly without criminal intent. the jury
recommended leniency. The case
will be appealed to the supreme court
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EnuIish Press Opinion

London, Sept. 2S-The Westmin-
ster Gazette this afternoon, accurate
ly sums up the official opinion of the
incidents reTulting from the lining
by Justice Phelps of Lee, Mass, of
Hugh Gurney, third secretary of the
British embassy at Washington for
violating the supposed law relating
to automobiles and for contempt Of
court, saying: "It seems desirable
that gentlemen connected with tho
legation should keep on the safe side
of local law when they use motor
cars but if pcrchancc they transgrcsa
the simplest and quictcst plan is,
perhaps, to waive their privilege and
pay the fine"
Some Annoyance Over 1t.
No little annoyance is exhibited in
official quarters here at the claim
made by Mr.. Gurncy for diplomatic
exemption, with the consequent pub
licity over trifing affair. It is re-
called, however, tnat when the son
of Henry White, secretary of the
American embassy in London, and
Spencer Eddy, in 1899, when he was
third secretary of the embassy, were
summoned here for riding bicycles
on foot path similar exemption
was claimed and reference was then
made to the statute whereby any
British official acting as Justice
Phelps did toward a diplomat be-
came amenable not only to severe
penalties, but even to nogging.
The Westminster Gazette COM
ments on the attitude of the Ameri-
can press in the Gurncy matter as
showing its good sense"
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Y.ri.sn consul Appointee.

Mcric0 CITY. Srrr- zs-Thc MeNi-
ran government has appointed Cay
efan0 Romero a bruhar 0f the late
Marias Humn-a Mexican amba adDr
a. Ws=hira-gn. t0 BE- consul general
20 Nau Tu-f succeeding rhr 1ara Tir
Navarro. Sau0- V0rua-0 iz nov ron
-rl a- san Francisco.
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DISCUSSED HAGUE CALL.

Institute of international Law at
Edinburg Talks It Over.
IIdinburg, Scotland, Sept. 2S.-Thc
conference of the Institute of Inter
national Law, which began hero
September %, concluded today. Presi.
he will shortly call a second peace
conference at the Hague was discuss.
I'd. While the conference did mo-
pass a further definite resolution on
the subject, il gave evidence of un-
doubted sympathy with this effort tc
urther the cause Ot arbitration.
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WAR BULLETIN.

. Outpost =kirmishos constitute
. the sum total of disrl0scd ar I
. iivifios on the I.iaD and Taifsr I
. rivers. Con. Kuruuafkin is r. {
. Iryrted 30 br Eorping in cDnisrf I
. with the entire Jauaurse front (
. Russian HrDuis rrriDr that rhr I
. main Japanese force De- renfrrff Z
. in the vicinity ~ fhr Yrffai {
. uiucr Fra=h trDDria and rrm Z
. vainsrrnf- are arriving fa Mut- .
. den in large numbars Thr rail /.
. usr nDrrf from MuFdnn g. prov ,
. ing 81 mr-l value 10 Cen Er- /,
. rDpaffil Dol bringing supple f1r ,
. BIZ arur o. UrI a. rfinfurrf- /,
. rDfufs. Chino arriving af rbr .
. Fo0 rersD-r rhsf Jar1naar ar-ari.s /,
. Dn PD- Arrhur have rrerIfnf r .
. trag- l1fe - rir IaH- .
n 4.
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Seruius Tolstoi Dead.

Moscow, Sept. 2S.-Count Tolstoi
brother Of Leo. is dead. He was TIL"
very antithcsis Of Leo, living In
lordlv stvlc on his estate, vcritablr
sell.indulgcnt cpcurc, while mis-
brother goes about in homcspun, lv-
ing the lfe of an ascctic.
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FIRE DAMP EXPLOSION.
Accident in Scranton Coal Minc Kills
Two and Injuries Nine.

Scranton. Pa. Sept. 2s.-Carrying a
naked lamp into one of the old
workings Of Mount JcssuD collicry
near Pcclsville TODAY. Paul Shower
rauHrd an explosion 81 "a whicn
raHrht dorm men ~ work in ths
shaft resulting in The death of him
Holf and John M0nosk' and tho So
riuu- brrnin- n nine others. Five nf
fhr la'tr- arn r0 l7dlv injured that
their lives arc dos os.airrd Or
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Memphis, Sept. 2S.-Mrs. Herman
Wcider was burned to death late
today by the accidental lighting of
gasoline vapor in her room.
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LOCKED IN HIS ROOM.

Tom Watson Thought to be Working
on His Letter Of Acceptance.
Birmingham, Sept. 2S-Mr. Wat
son. candidate for president ON tho
populst ticket, has been locked in his
room at the hotel all dav, refusing to
sec anyone. 1t is thought he is at
work on his letter Cr acceptance. He
will speak here tomorrow.
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Revolutionary Literature.

GOmol. RuFsia. Sept 2S.-The 20
lire here have discovered another
secret printing press from which
revolutionary prOclamation5 have
have bcsn issued. -Four arrests were
made
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Veteran Commits Suicide.

Pittsboro, Ind, Sept. 2S-Nelson
Taught, a veteran Of the Mexican war
81 years old. committed suicide to-
day
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} Eafv10I. Ont. Sru-. 2s-An
, ra=- bound F-firht uu tho Grand
} TRUST crashed into another
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