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CHlVALRY Of
JUDGE PARKER
INSISTS THAT TEXT BOOK SHALL
NOT ARRAlGN Mr.. RoosE.
WELT.
MUST NOT REFLECT ON Ills HONOR
The Democratic Nominee For Prcsl.
dent viii Have None Of the
Mud Gun in His Campaign
Writes Letter

New York. Sept. 1.-THE following
letter. concerning the Democratic
campaign book was made public by
the chief of the Democratic literary
department today.
Rosemount, Esopus, n. Y, August
II, 1904. My Dear Sir:-ThC
Times OF this morning says the party
text book is about prepared and that
1t will go to the printer in few days.
Therefore, | hasten to beg you TO see
to II that there Is no word in /; thai
will reflect upon the honor and intcg-
rity of President Roosevelt. An eve
ming Post editorial indicates that but
little care was taken in that direction
toward myself by the compiler of the
Republican text book, but let there
be no rejoinder in kind or otherwise.
| feel confident that you need no re-
minder, still my enXiety impels me to
send this caution. Very truly yours,
ALTON b. Parker"
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NcDraN PRoJEcTlLES.
French Maneuvers Show Their Az
vantage Over Older Types.

| French Maneuvers Show Their Ad.
vantage Over Older Types.
Paris, Sept. 1.-THE grand mancu'
vcrs just concluded at Dijon have
shown the development OF scientific
warfare since the Franco.German war.
1hc guns used threw shells which
hurst into $40 deadly fragments,
whereas Tile shells used IN the war of
1901 only burst into thirty frag-
monts. The present French shrapncls
are calculated to scatter 400 deadly
particles, whereas the former shrap-
lCl scattered thirty-Scvcn.
General Brugere the commandcr.in.
chief, emphasized the necessity Of the
lrmv conccaling itself and exposing
he enemy during action Therefore
powerful seaIchliGhts were success
fully used to disclose the movements
OF the enemy. Old-fashiond black
powder was used to create curtain
cCncealing the army's advance.
Colonel Bentley, the American mill
tary attache, and other foreign at
taches speak in the highest terms of
he efficiency of the French troops.
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KEEPS IN TOUCH
WITH MANAGERS
JUDGE PARKER WILL VISIT NEW
YORK AS OFTEN AS
NEEDED.
WHY TAGGARI LEFT TILE CITY
No Significance in His Trip to Indiana
at Time When Judge Parker
Was on Trip to Rev
York City.

New York, Sept. lit vas said at
Democratic national headquarters to-
day that Judge Parker will make an
other visit to New York within a week,
or before the publication of MS letter
OF acceptance, and that the conference
between the nomi[ee and his mana
gers will be repeated as often as ncceS-
sary.
Just why Chairman Taggart Of the
Lational committee found it necessary
to leave the city on the eve of Judge
Parker's visit was explained today by
MI. Tanning, Mr.. Taggart's che;
assistant at Democratic headquarters.
Mr. Tanning is vice chairman of the
Indiana state Democratic committee.
Somc weeks ago, he said, he visited
the state and found that a consulta
tion between state leaders and the ma
tional chairman was very desirable,
and that it was impracticable for the
leaders to visit New York He prom
Used them to induce Mr.. Taggart to go
to Indiana II possible, and on his return
to New York placed the matter before
the chairman in such manner that
the visit was arranged. Appointments
were made at Indianapolis and French
Lick Springs, and the dates fixed. 1t
was not until noon on the day on
which Mr. Taggart was to .eavc for
the west that he was informed by
Judge Parker over the long distance
telephone that the judge intended to
come to New York Mr.. Taggart eX-
planned the situation to Mr.. Parker.
and suggested that it would be i'm.
practicable for him to cancel the ar.
rangcmcnts in Indiana and Illinois
judge Parker assCntcd to this, but saw
no reason to cancel his own visit TO
New York City. On HIS next visit, il
H. said Mr.. Taggart will be In New
York
Timothy L. Ryan of Wisconsin,
member of the Democratic national
legislative committee. arrived at head.
quarters today.
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KiIIed Arrestino omeer.

Savannah, ~. Sept l7-Prcsidcni
wayland y. Bennett of the board ol
trustees Of Thomson. ten miles south
of this city was shot and killed today
by stranger whom be was attempt.
ing 10 place in iail The murderer
who gives the mann of VIM. Myers
81 Chicago. was captured by the vii
lagp marshal after running fight
pF several blocks. in which Nyer-
was wounded Myers and a cDmpan.
Jon. giving John johnson ~ his
name we're arrested on suspicion ri
bling Implicated ln burglary Al
Chadwick.
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Would Divide Church ard state.

Paris. Sept. 1.-THE movement To-
tnc separation 81 ohur'-i and state "a
! rOught out proposition from grUui
II deputies iD submit the question T.
referendum vote oi The country. t.
constitution contemplate a rriereu
.lum. buT n g. Oniy arJpad % thc cas-
D. questions ff fhe hilhoTf impurtanr
The prUpJsfrz ~ fhr plan asEer
hat The separation nf church az
state o. a1 vitaHy important that @
.nDu br rrbmlff.l 90 far cIunfrl
The urDpJz -pu fhpuzh widely d.
euzsrd docs uT receive surYuraE
-1rnt from Premier roDmbns Nhi
ass fhe municipal flnrf .nHs sufficient
D. 7b0U fhaf fhr f0rrfrr approves hl.
uYIirg
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CUBAN HOUSE ASKS WHY.
legislature Queries Palma as to Re
moval of Mayor Of Havana.

Havana, Sept. 1.-THE house o
representatives today resolved to re
1ucst President Palma for the reasons
# the removal by Governor Genera
Wood of Miguel Gencr from the may
Dralty of Havana, and the appointment
f SenOr Ofarril. the present incun
bCnt. This is considered as the frs
move on the part of the mOdcratprs
Who now have small majoritics in Tho
rUngress. to take the control of llaya
"a from the nationalists, by rcinsiatinf
;cnor Gcncr.
In January. 1902. pending an inTesii
,ation by ScnUr Nuncz. the civil gov
'rnor of Havana. Governor Wood sus
pCndcd Mayor Gener. twcntythrcc O
wenty-cight counci mon Of Havan'
having pctiti0ncd General Wood fOl
'hc mavDr'g removal
n was stated A. the time that The
mayors suspension was the result o
N invest iEatiDn into his conduct b.
-rlafiOn 10 political affairs in Cuba 10
9ncral. and with the presidential clcc
5pug i1 uarticular"
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WAR OFFICE IS
TAKING IT EASY
RUSSIAN GENERAL STAFF
THINKS sKIRMIsHlNe IS OF
LITTLE MOMENT.
JAPS WISH TO KEEP IN TOUCH
Opinion That Enemy VIII Not be
Able to Force kuropatkin to
Fight at Mukden, Unless He
Wishes to.

St. Petersburg, Sept. 17.-Thert
has been an entire absence of Off
call news from the front today. Tho
war Office Is displaying no spccia
concern as yet over the continued
skirmishing on the tanks of the
Russian army regarding it as tic
natural desire OF the Japanese To
keep in touch with the Russian
forces rather than a premonitory
symptom of d forward movement by
Commander-in-C Oyamas army
which the authorities are inclined 10
believe cannot occur within u TO [
night unless large reinforcemenLs
have been received and the work of
getting up supplies has been done
more quickly than was supposed to
be possible.
The Japanese have not been able
to follow up their victory at Lao
Yang when the time was ripc the
war Office sees no reason for fever
ish haste on their part to come in
touch with Kuropatlin now that he
EaS had time to reCupcrated his
forces.
The question whether a big bat
tie will be fought in the vicinity Of
Mukdcn is considered here to depend
chiefly on Gen. KurOpatkin as it is
not believed the Japanese will be
able to force him 20 fight at Muk-
den unless he so elects. The gen
eral idea is that when the advance
really comes, the Japanese will sim
ply outnank Mukden and go dirett
against Tie Pass.
The movements of the Japanese
land force and the appearance of a
large flOtilla in the iiao river are
believed to support this view.
AS far as the public is concerned,
interest seems u nc again gra, tat
ing toward Port Arthur where the
gallant fight of Gen. StoCssers garri-
son is being watched with intense
interest. The report that the garir-
son has been forced to fall back to
the use of home made powder which
is proving defective, IS considered a
discOuraginE factor. 1t would be 4
national grief if the defense CT tn"
fortress fail through lack of ammuni-
tion. More importance, however, is
attached in military circles to the re-
port tina he Japancee have abandoned
the idea of a direct assault and are
tunncIing the Qualifications and it IS
believed possible that the end NAV
come as at ScbastapOl with dread
full carnage at Malakoff tower.
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GREW OF LENA.
Negotiations as to Their Deportation
Now Golna On.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 17.-Thc ne,
gotiations between the United States
ana Russia relative to the disposition
of the crew of the Russian auxiliary
cruiser Lena at San Francisco have
not yet been completed. The request
of the United States that the crew
be entertained at Mare Island yard
until the end of the war has been
transmitted through The Russian en-
bassy at Washington and Is being on.
sidercd by the admiralty, where 1t is
desired that the crew be allowed to
return home under an agreement that
the officers and men are not to fight
again during the war. The same sit
uation exists in regard to the protect
ed cruiser Askold and the torpedo
boat destroyer Grosovoi at Shanghai.
The admiralty has no confirmation
of the reports that the Lena had been
engaged in fight in the Pacific.
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Murat HaIstead as Orator.

New York, Sept. 17-Murat Hal
stead, the veteran newspaper editor
and author, and Colonel Lafayette
Young. editor of the Des Molnes, Iowa
Daily Capital, were the chief speakers
at meeting of the Roosevelt and
Fairbanks Commercial Travellers
League today. Mr. Halstead received
an ovation when he arose to speak.
Repeated three cheers for Ilalstcad'
and long continued demonstration
prevented him from speaking for near
Iy five minutes. He directed his re.
marks to the protection OF American
industries.
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When Japan viii Quit.

Chicago, Sept. 17.-Shibasburo Kita-
alto, the leading bacterlologist VI
lpan, was In the city today, On route
} st. Louis. In discussing the Rus
an-Japancse war he said:
Japan is In arms to drive the Rus
ans to their own boundaries. China
ill be given Manchuria, and then
lpan will civillzc China and teach her
} resist cncrOachments on her lands.
ow that Japan has drawn her sword.
ne will not sheath 1t until victory is
ON. Tho question Is whether Russia
i'll be driven To her natural bound
-rics o. all the japanese be killed"
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In which he is candidate for rcelcc.
Iion to the senate.
The baron adds; II had hoped nj
Boston TO publicly recognize the
grand and decisive services render
cd In the cause Of International arbl.
tration by the United States, espec.
tally by President Roosevelt, Better
than anyone know that the court
at The Hague stood deserted, aban.
doncd and ridiculod until thee day
when he had the courage, generosity
an foresight TO save IL. That act
alone has entitled him to the thanks
for his pacific and liberal spirit of all
Europe.
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After Ticket Scalpers.

st. Louis, Sept. 1.-THE first con
yiction in the case against the ticket
brokers' of st. Louis charged with the
violation of the city ordinance which
Icqu..Cs them 90 furnish "A schedule
with every ticket sold, was obtained
n the second district police court to-
Gay. The defendant. John W. Piatt
was fined $3.50. lie at once an.
nounccd his intention 10 take an ap.
peal Ot the c0url Of criminal corrcc.
tiun. 4 larEC number Of cases against
ticket brokers. similar TO the Piatt
case. are pending.
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DOES NOT BELIEVE THAT TT
JAPANESE ARE READY FOR
BATTLE.
NEXT EVENT MAY Be TIE TASS
Some Credenee Given to Reports
That the Forts at Port Arthur arc
Being Tunneled and viii be
Mined.
associated Press Bulletin.

Associated Press Bulletin.
Official news from the seat Of war
the Far East Is still lacking but
he war Office at st. Petersburg ap-
ears not to anticipate great battle
the immediate future.
The officials believe that the Japan
sc will not hurry on an engagement
nth General Kuropatkin, owing to
he fact that the latter has had time
ince the evacuation of Liao Yang to
trengthen his forces materially and
hat the next movement OF the ia.
anese will be directed against Tie
Pass.
Public interest Is again apparently
eing conferred upon Port Arthur and
he reports that the Japanese are
unneling the Notifications there are
eceived in the Russian capital with
ONE credullty.
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.
WANT LETTERS BODY.

. Washington, ID, C.. Sept. IL Z
. Through communication re- Z
. ceiyed by the superintendent OF Z
. Rock Creek cemetery here. from Z
. the superintendent of Il cemetery Z
. In the middle west. the informa, .
. tion was conveyed OF plot tn .
. steal the body Ol the late Levi 5. .
. Letter. and hold il for ransom. .
. The communication said that the .
. alleged ghouls had left Chicago. .
. ana suggested the placing OF an .
. extra guard in the vicinity OF the .
. Letter mausoleum. The cemetery .
. officials said tonight there was .
. no possibility of successful at. .
. tempt at grave robbery. .
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Great Britain's representation In re-
gard 10 the absolute c0ntraband Of
war admitted the conditional eharae-
ter of all parts mentioned in section
10 OF article q OF the Russian regula-
lions except horses and other beasts
Of burden, which Russia has placed
In the category OF absolute contra,
band.
In reply To the representations OF
Ambassador Mccormick on behalf of
the United States, cotton will not he
classcd as contraband but as stated
yesterday. railroad material and all
classes of machinery and boilers to
he used on warships continue TO be
absolute contraband.
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President Loubet's Future.

Paris. Sept 17.-Presidcnt Loubct,
the course Of a speech to the pro
yincial mayors today, said he looked
forward with satisfaction to the Sc
renity of private life after the close
Of his present term. His statement
8 taken a. a definite announcement
# the presidents intention not 10
seek q second term. His present term
expires At the end Of next year
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In. Bsron's Letter.

Paris S-pt IL Baron DEsfOur.
urIIe DO Constant the deputy Who was
fhs most prominent figure in tho
prarr movement. ghieh Jed f1 fhf
Brir-h-Frenrh cordial urd,.r-f sndinz
arr4- r1 rfr AsaJrfarrF Pra-a fia- hs
lnaD-r regrets hls inability fD a-+enf
thn HHarr frlrgrrsa On Bp-+pr ~ ne
rg rfr approaching Fr-nrh fiHr-i1n
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Horace Maplcs Affair.

Huntsville. Ala, Sept. l7.-Sila
Worlcy. a. Waggoner and Joseph y
Mitchell, a pcdd or. were lodged In ia
here early today for alleged conncctio:
with the lynching of Horace Maple
last week. WDrlcy Is charged witt
arson and Mitchell with murder
There is rumOr that additiona
troops have been ordered here q
guard the jail but Captain Brown, D.
charge Of the military. authorizes .
positive denial Of all surh rumOrs.
The city Of Huntsville has resume
its peaceful pursuits. and there ar
row no signs Of disturbance.
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BRYAN is Al! Riuht.

Denver. Sept. 1T.-William J. Bryal
cday 1ccO.1panicd the members o
he inter-parliamentary peace party OF
II excursion to Mammoth, the prcscn
erminus of the now MOffatt road il
he mountains, and there by invitation
-elivcred a short address.
Mr.. Bryan, who was in high spirits
.cnied the report published in the east
- the erect that his health is i'm
lGired.
%. am all right" said he. "This tall
,bout my physical breakdown is with
)ut the slightcsC foundation. took
racatiOn in order to be in shape fol
he political campaign"
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JAPANESE CIRCULAR.
imperial Declaration Tells All Ahout
What the War ls For.

Toxic. Sept 17.-9 y. m-Oglng to
lo friction between the military au-
hOritics and ncld attaches and CORE
.pondcnts Field Marsh-i Yamagsta.
hief ~ the general san. TODAY tee
-raphod 20 Field Marshal Oyama. com
1.ander-inchicf of the japanese forces
% the feid. the following
The imperial declaration of war. as
uoclaimed ~ the people. is universally
rcuEnized - icing hasrd on the broad
Jrinripies 0f Justice. o. makcs No dis
'ncfinn 81 race. religion or national
1anners ~ customs The sple uhiocf
. the war b. fo insure the saffsv -
30 empire. guarantee the peace - the
rrianf spread the BLESSINGS ~ riFiliza-
son and urUm0fr The general Interests
9 nn nations o. D. therefore hpHed
haf these pri1cip.rs gill alHD find ~
rrrEsinn fr fhr treatment ~ frrfi IN
sIfirrrs and rUrresuundfufF affnr.hed -
pur ar1uifF. and thar 80 lrnE ns The
ruir ~ military sfcrecT is n0r IN
fiinefd. q f-ank and raf'did rrInsiders-
ftur br rrfnndrd f0 fhrm 80 that the
sIfrif - sincerity rhirh aninafes fhis
iHfrD'rr b. fuiiv demonstrated fo the
Whole uurld~
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Was Robbed of $1,000.

Peoria, H., Sept. 17.-B. f. Cassell
cashier of the Great Western Distil-
lery was held up on one of the prin'
cipal streets of the city at 1870 this
afternoon by thre unknown men and
robbed of a satchel containing $4,000
which was to have been used to pay
off the employees of the company.
The men escaped. The officers are
in nurSuit
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1.0uisrI-ir EF srTr f7.-Af fhf
,anrluzfur - rrlzraru ~ ra-fF p
-hr D1rr'a=s rar1. f-arF YESTERDAY af
rf-r-rfn. D. ~ Dsr-fpifrr 81 fhis rlfF
=-srrrF rir an arrrr1-1I'ir f1 iIrfaf rh.
f-.srIfe- four hgr- -rr1r1. To rD ~ -
riIse fzrnfr-i uf-rfre afnr rr Ininl
ffIr arrar hYr-e b. bad rr-nrf-f lEZ
u1na TfIn Hurrar ir rra m1r
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Japanese Scouting.

Toxic, Sept. 17.-Field Marshal
)yama reports that Russian cavalry
utposts with bases at Panchiagoa,
laninpao and Tasanchiatzu are daily
couting southward in the vicinity OF
lonfulutai over twelve mile front,
nd to Jimtang, three miles from
'atangshanpao.
The Russian cavalry are changing
heir clothing to gray and black, their
yinter uniform.
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ShaW's Opening Gun.

st. Louis, Sept. 17.-Secretary OF
he Treasury Leslie NJ. Shaw ad
lrcssed a mass meeting at Festival
Hall, on the Worlds Fair grounds. to
night, his speech being the opcnlni
gun Of the Republican campaign il
eastern Missouri. Speeches were alst
iaadc by c. p. Walbridgc, gubcrnato
rial nominee.
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Fsirbank, ~ West virninia.

Parl-orsburg IS. Va. s'pf. l7.-Sen
r0r Fairbanks. fhr Republican nom
1rr f0r Firr president Opened fh'
West Virginia rauualEu hrr' to-day %
10 rrr=aurr ~ =nreral rhIrsauI DrI
ir from OF over the ur-frrl TJTr 'r-
4 fhr STATE. TIE ani irr Nr-f tr
mia E-lrrafi1n il cJrzrrz= and ~
rfa state aTcrr- and raulifara- 90
--arn rffira= ulr-r U-rparr.
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Bad Negro and Gun.

Chicago, Sept. 17.-Resenting an
accidental collision between himself
and Charles Meyers, Calvin Linden, a
negro, tonight shot Meyers through
the head killing him instantly. He
then turned the weapon against men
who had come to the aid of Meyers,
shooting George Dcnards in the
back and Guy Jones in the shoulder.
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UBMARINE WON.
The "Shark" Was Awarded Points in
Approaching Cruiser.

Newport, X. l., Sept. 17.-Thc sub
marine torpedo boat Shark, which left
here for No Mans Land yesterday
with the torpedo boats Tingey and
Winslaw, returned to this port today
and reported that she made success
lul attack on the cruiser COlumDua,
of the North Atlantic training squad
ron. The Columbia, together with the
Minneapolis and Prairie, is engaged in
target practice off No Mans Land, and
the officers of the vessels had been ap-
pTiscd that an attack was to be made
by the torpedo boat, but it was not
known which of the ships would be
made the target. Just after nightfall,
while the scarchlights of the three
Uarships were actively at work, the
shark, commanded by Lieutenant
'harlcs T. Ncson, succeeded in get
'ng within fifty or sixty yards Of the
Columbia, and was awarded a victory
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Indications Point to Battle.

Mukden, Sept 1G, delayed-The Ja-
'anese are reported to be advancing
both fanks from the east, south
asst and southwest The outposts ara
losely engaged 20 miles southwest
ward, there being almost constant
diminishing.
Indications point to aaother great
title in the vcinity of Mukden.
Russian troops occupy all the sur
ounding fields. and refugees are
,ocking into the city. Chinese among
hem complain of severity on the
art of the Japanese.
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NO APATHY IN INDIANA.
Chairman Tsqgsrt Says Conditions ~
That State Are Satisfactory.

indianapolis. Sept l7.-Aftcr a tvf
days conference with the Democrat
leaders in Indiana. Thomas Taggau
chairman Of the national Democratic
committee. said today: The cOndi
ton of the organization in Indiana is
most encouraging ! had heard greai
deal abou' apathy. buf after cpnicI
oncc with the workers Z dln convince
tPat there is .rrr little Df o. 90 far
W -c1nr7riaI Tho Democrats %
Indiana arr in a f-lriHg moDd--
Mr. TaCgsrr uiIl ro rD FrurF Liri
Springs. where hr ufn remain rui
AIpnnay. ubr1 hf viii iraFr fD- fhi
car0 Hc f1Tiarf- r1 laa-r Chira2D fDl
Nru YYrF neat WHfuaafav.
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Close Relations.

St Petersburg. sept 17.-ImpDrt ant
developments regarding China's atti-
tude toward the holligcrOntE is autic-
iusted hero pn well informed auih hOr-
Hv There are rrrrDr- nf closer rr-
ti0n boiwcon China and japan. of the
possibility 81 the Jauaur=r turning
ever POr Arthur vhon captured. ~
china. 0f fh-ir restoring Msnchuria
90 the - fuazr
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Judqa Parker a Pail Bearer.

Esopus, N. Y, Sept. 17.-judge
Parker was one of the pail bearers at
the funeral of DR.. Jacob Chambers
which took place at Kingston today.
Representative Burton Harrison of
New York chairman of the bureau of
organization for the upstate cam
paign will confer with Judge Parker
tomorrow
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Dismantlina Begun.

Vallejo Cal, Sept. 1.-THE disman-
ling of the Russian transport Lena
egan today at the Mare Island navy
ard The work is being done under
he supervision of Captain Drake OF
lie ordnance department, assisted by
'unner Shuttleworth. The officers
nd crew are anxiously awaiting
nal decision regarding their disposi-
i'm
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Lou Dillon'a Feat,

Cleveland. Sept. l7.-At a matinc
today of the Gcntloman's Driving clu
AT Glcnvillc track this afternoon, 10
BiIiOn was trlvcn half "A mile by Nj
lard Sanders in IS "a seconds, breal
ing the worlds record for that dis
tanCc.