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Will MEET IN BRUSSELS.
a d journment of parliamentary
Convention at ST. Louis.

q adjournment of lnter-ParIiamen entary
Convention at st. Louis.
St Louis, Sept. 1.-THE twelfth
conference GI the inter-parllamentary
union, which has been in session eor
three days, adjourned today to meet
next year in Brussels.
The day was given over TO the dis
position of resolutions OF minor i'm
portance and the winding up OF the
affairs of the conference.
Among the final business trans
acted was that of the election or
members of the inter-parliamcnrary
council. The American representa-
tive was Congressman Burton of
Cleveland.
Brussels was then formally ratified
as the meeting place or the confer
ence and the date was left to the ex-
ecutive council.
The conference at 1920 adjourned
sine die.
The members of the union tonight
continued the inspection of the
Worlds Fair.
Kansas City will be inspected to-
NOR. Ow.
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Kuro,stki-'s skill

London. Sept. 15-The D.l1
Mails c8rrpsp0ndent with Gen. KurD
maxim writes under date 81 Sep
trml.ar an interesting anarl=i= ri
Russian strategy 1n rhe ere Df fhf
1irrr1I a. Lao EauE bes-1uin. fhi
hfgfp=t praise upon KrrDTiaf Kin 3
z-TrrT handling and uirhd-avirr %.
flsl -.aer scattered Russian force
-rrFrr. da-1-a 1izs-i1n.
-r1f rH-rpzuTr1arr za--- u b. -p1
early - --f rg =reEf ~ -hH sTlTla- linz
ana limos frrr-rH table fru-
ffrr farlF Er-r F~-r- -h-
f-a- rfrazr ~ -fH rrur1 -r. ~1fni
fr- r -rr ff l-rHrr frr raa-. rr
rr-rfr hrr fHr -u1r- b. tH" -11
L. arrived IN uanrlurin. End r.ber -n.
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ST. LOUIS oHouLs.

. Louisville. Sept. IA special
. from Lexington, Ky. says: ID,
. II. Hurst Of Jackson. Ky. arrived I
. here today from ST. Louis with 4
. the body Of VIM. Hampton OF
. Simpson. KY. which he says he
. found ON the dissecting tablo OF
= hospital In ST, Louis, after he
. had searched seven days follow. =
= ing an accidental separation in Z
= the crowds at the Worlds Fair
= Hurst and Hampton went to ST. Z
= Louis eight days ago. On the
. first day of their visit at the
Z fair. the men became separated
. and this was the last he saw of Z
= Hampton alive. According TO
= Mr.. Hurst's story the hospital =
. authorities refused To say where Z
= the body OF Mr.. Hampton had =
= been secured or how he came by Z
= his death. Z
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WILL KEEP IN TOUCH WITH THE VISITOR
IF LATTER is ORDERED OUT OF HARBOR
The Lena" Shows no Marks of Conflict and the Rumof
OF a Foot Race Across the Pacific With Japan
ese Cruisers Lying Off Farafone Islands
Is Not Generally Believed.

Victoria, b. c., Sept. 14.-H. NJ =.
Grafton, flagship of the Pacific squad
ron, which left here some days ago
to take part In heavy gun practice
at ComoX, returned Unexpectedly to
Esqumault early Tuesday, making
the trip from ComoX, to her Esqui-
and in record time. She is now in
Esquimault harbor, making ready fer
sea and will not finish gun practice.
The cause of the Grafton's return
from the trip Is connected with the
sudden appearance of the Russian ar
mored auxiliary cruiser Lena in San
Francisco. 1t iS understood the Graf
ton Is under cabled orders from the
British admiralty to protect British
shipping On the American side OF
the Pacific at all costs. 1t depends
on the decision of the United States
government regarding the Lena,
whether the Grafton will proceed
south to watch her and IL any Brit
ish merchant men be molested, cap.
ture and sink her.
Should the American governments
decision he an order to the Lena to
quit San Francisco harbor within "a
hours, it Is expected the Grafton will
leave Esquimault harbor at her best
speed with the object Of interceptinS
the Russian off the California coast.
A significant circumstances con
nected with the Grattons sudden ap-
pearance Is that all shore leave
has been definitely suspended.
The big cruiser also maintains her
steam pressure as If expecting to use
it at a moments notice.
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Watching the Visitor.
No n.u pev.lopments.

Oyster Bay. Sept lf-There have
been no new Developments In the
case of the Russian cruiser Lena a.
San Francisco ~ far a. can be aEcer-
talnsd here n seems reasonably
rrtain that the vessel viii be dlsrnan-
tied and ordered 10. remain whore
H is until she conclusion ~ the war.
but final decision On that point may
not fe reached f0r dav ur tun. a
r,ogsii,f1ftv exists that she may be-
.rdered ~ deparf after making ur-
gent repairs. but D. o. only pfssi-
mlfy.
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Killed by Bull.

Little Rock. Ark, Sept IA spec
ial TO the Gazette from Helena says:
N. b. Turner, an old and well known
resident Of Phillips county. was gored
to death by bull on his plantation
M Cypert. twenty miles west Of here
Yesterday afternoon. He was cross
ing the pasture to reach the house OF
a sick negro employe and the bun
coming up behind. knocked him 10
the ground a nd gored him fatally.
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cosrassGso OF wEz.
Cslchss Decision Ignores Protest
vsos by Crest Britain.

fDndon. sept 1.-THE Globe this
sfiernnun says that the decision %
the Vladirosfock Urlze court 20 con
frrrfn That rDrr I'm ~ the cargo of
fhf British steamer Calehas. consist
ine ~ Sour. crrfon and timber con
Ened ~ 1auHn. n confirmed by the
kusEisr supreme rUurt snOuufs %
q tDurlffe irnurisE ~ The prutest
signed hF Grsss Britain ft 81 Peiers-
burg nrzinri the inclusion ~ pro
isi'lns III ne Hussinr lis- - roufrs-
lnnf - wnf
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AIexieff Warts to be Relieved.

Paris, Sept. 15.-The correspond
ent at st. Petersburg of the Echo de
Paris, says:
81 learn authoritatively that Vice
roy AleXieff asked to be relieved OF
the functions of commandments
by land and sea, of the Russian
forces in far east but not of those OF
Viceroy, his object being to avoid Civ
ing semblance to the consistency 10
the reports Of antagnoism between
himself and Gen. Kuropatiin."
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e,ilrsss system stsrts work.

Greenrfue Miss. ser- 1s-Gen-
ara1 omrfslF - She Yazoo VALLEY
Railroad system to-day ordered vdrk
% b. started 81 nnrr IN e branrk line
20 run from Helm fo Arnnld in Boil
var cDunfy. Mississippi Ttis neu
line uIn rra-lr rarfar fhr ffrrinrg
living between rhn main lirs und ne
-fra-eiaa ffsfsi1r. anf vii rrrrerae
rhn farrfr land in fbe FHzDo aelfa
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JAPANESE ARE COLLECTING TAXES AND
ADMINISTERING AFFAIRS IN MANCHURIA
The Report of General Kuropatkin Has Created Better
Feeling in St. Petersburg and has Relieved that
Commander of Mech Odiom Resultant
From Defeat at Lao Yang.

proportion, or rather disprop1r:ion
were ardent young soldiers # Russia.
Russia will know how far Siberian
levies were equipped and qualified
for the task they had to perform,
and when the facts are known. the
world will realize the enormous re.
sponsibility cast upon this silent,
resolute man and with what strength,
silence and resolution, he faced AMI
conquered it,"
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Russia's Old Guard Called.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 1.-THE mo-
bilization of troops at Odessa affects
the nth and 18th divisions of the
eighth army corps. The 14th is IA
nous in the Russian army, known as
,Dramaoff's division. With it he cross
ed the Danube in 1877 and neId Ship
ka Pass against Turkish army of
80, 900 men.
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Confidence =, st. Petersburg.

stPetersburg. Sept. 1.-THE auth
critics here are in communication
with the Russian consul At San Fran
cisco and with the captain Of the
Lena. but their information IL not yet
complete enough 20 determine the
arfiUn 10 be taken. The foreign Of
fice expresses perfect confidence that
the Washington government will
deal Justly with the case ana apply
the rules ~ neutrality IN an impair
tisl and friendly spirit.
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Turkish Militia MobiIized.

Salonica. European Turkey. Sepl.
14.-Sixteen battalions u local mill
tia have been ordered to be mobiliz
cd in the districts Of Kilkish. Sa'es
and Berat. They will be despatched
to Prizren 10 suppress TIE ~ 'lrgent
Alhanians. a SaiOnica 'H'in''"n iei'
hero for Prizren today. ] ~ AlJd-
mans are again revolving and are De
handing the acceptance of fheir &C.
manH-
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Japanese Volunteer Elect.

London, Sept. 15.-The Daily EN-
press, Toxic correspondent states
that the Japanese have decided 10 or,
ganize a large volunteer fleet for Da-
troll duty and the protection Of Jap
anese shipping, the cost to be de-
trayed by public subscription.
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DisbeIieves Stern Chase.
Another Russian Vessel Due.

Paris. Sept. 1.-THE correspond
ent OF the Echo de Paris at st. Pc
tersburg has telegraphed 20 mis- paper
as follows: The ministry OF marine
tells me regarding the arrival of the
Russian tran sport Lena at San Frau
cisco, that another vessel. the Korea.
is also due at an American port on
the Pacific. orders have been sent TO
the Russian ships to scrlplouSlv con-
form with the American neutrality
rules which are expected to permit
them taking on enuogh coal TO reach
Vladivostock. | consider the situa-
tion very delicate az there IS evil
dence that the ships were destined to
prevent the transport Of contraband
goods from he United States TO Jap
an and perhaps capture vessels carry
ing contrabsnd.
AN admiral on the staff of the
emperor closely related TO Viceroy
Alexin tells me that Alexieff event
ually will ucceed Foreign Minister
Lamsdorn and that he will adopt
strong diplomatic policy.
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Jans Violated BED Cross.

Che Foo. Sept. IA communica.
tion has been received hy the Ruz.
sian consul here from Gen. Balshon.
chief uT the Red Cross AT Port Ar
thur requesting that o. be made pub
Hc. The general charges the J0Trsn-
err with gross violation q the Red
Cross.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

. Washington. y. e. Sept IA
. louisiana Fair Thursday; cool
. in southeastern portion FRIDAY.
. warrner in northern portion with
. light 10 fresh winds
. Ear Texas. Pair Thursday
. aNrer- showers 0n coast warm
. nr in r0-rh portion Friday fair
. and Tghr fJ fresh norrh -ssf wind
. becoming sDutherly FRIDAY
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pon JAIME NUNo.
Wrote Mexican National Hymn ans
!, Being Eeteh as His 7eUsro.


Mexico CITY. Sept. lil.-Don Jaime
Nuno. the venerable cOm9oser II
Nrrico's nationaI Hmm. who lives ~
Buffalo. y. Y. has arrived here in
GOOD health and -Dirit7. He eoines
= fhe guest ~ fhr citv of M ~
cor rfe Fatpz 0f fhr national infcl'
rrrr anuirnrssrv 90 DO ccD Drafe0
Trirsv-
Yea YORK CAPITALISTS VIII arriFe
hero SON f1 complete arranEnmei -
for nov -a5lrDad b. he brif ln re
srsfl rf Tafazr0 dow f0 f.Hr ruaif
-,sTar frrrfinr TIE ruaF siI sfs7
f-r-r tiir rarfta1 cite RI fbH -'afe Sen
r1ar Haui-a. ard rslnafra-' rirh
farming -Heidr- = sur.fFiuE gers p
.rrrrfv sr the Frif
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PEARY WILL try AGAIN.
Will start Pole Hunting Next Sum.
nner in New Ship.

New Yoik. Sept 14.-COmmandeI
r Z. Peary. the Arctic explorer. an
nounced tonight that a contract had
been signed for a new arct/ ship
hich he Is 10 use in another attempt
upUn the north pole and thar be- eN-
poets % start north again next sum
.uar.
The announcement vas made az a
dinner rendered bv the American
Geographic sDciety 30 those IN a.
tendance upon the eighth Information
ai Congress. which b. being held
here this urrE
On behalf 0f The French GeograTh-
fra1 spefafr. Prdf CD-dier presented
Commander Paarv with a gold medal
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Hartford COM sept 1s-liru'-
Coz Hanrr Roberts r-as n1fnifa' RI.
Fr- governor BE- -h- .epullira1s o.
Fa- rr fhr fr- hal1r-
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ST Petersburg Rumor

ST. Petersburg. Sept l4.-There
are rumors afioat to the effect that
Cen. Nicholas Nicholaiyitch, inspec-
tor % cavalry. may supercede Gen
Kuropatkin AT the front Nlcholal-
witch has a great fighting record made
during the Turkish war. The reports
however. may possibly be idle gossip.
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Tfrrr1r Ea- SCR. 1f-Frpr o.
-nrrr-ad Al alnIr=- f-Hrr rrr- ri Ef
f-aai-a la- rieir ar-n.i-t Or rrrr
Irrrarr vas funr r1 rrD-
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caIrha, % b. R.leased.

Vladivostok. Sept 1.-THE prize
court has decided 10 release the
British steamer Calchas
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Inspecting the Lena.

San Francisco, Sept. 14.-Guarded
by several American warships, the
Russian auxiliary cruiser Lena lies In
the same position in the bay where
she dropped anchor Sunday after
noon. Today under the direction or
the United States Navy an inspection
was begun and disposition OF the
vessel will doubtless depend upon the
report of the investigation. The
members of the board are all trained
engineers and the work VIII ne
searching and conclusive. II IL anti
cipated that they will finish the'r ex-
animation tomorrow. The vis't To-
day of Captain Bedlinsky and tne
Russian consul, Koskavitch. to the
Mare Island navy yard, Is regarded
as significant as II Is believed 20 por-
tend the dismantling of the Lena.
They were courteously attended by
Rear Admiral McCalla. Rear Adml-
raj Goodrich assembled all o. the
naval commanders in this port IN
board the flagship New York TODAY
and acquainted them fully with al
developments In the case and y rs
surmlsed instructed them as 20 pro
ceedure In the event % unforeseen
contingencies.
Watching the Visitor.
II Is said that the destroyer Perry
will soon be brought down from Marc
Island and added to the vessels now
surrounding the Lens.
An outcome Of the arrival OF The
Russian cruiser will probably be the
maintenance permanently In san
Francisco harbor % a number II
warships 10 be prepared 10 deal win
any similar emergency during the
Russian japanese war. Had the Lena
arrived p hour later San Francisco
would not have had a single Ameri-
can war vessel. az the SQUADRON had
been ordered to sail the newt day 10
,tI.r ..-.F.rr fss- farwaf rlrarf Ice.
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San Francisco, Sept. 14.-Capt.
Berlinsky OF the Russian transport
Lena accompanied by two of his OIL
GERS and the Russian consul at this
port, went to Mare Island today. The
avowed object of their trip was to
call on Rear Admiral Mccall. the
commandant OF the navy yard. Well
informed officials, however. express
the opinion that the visit may include
an inspection of the place where IL
is not unlikely the Lena may be
laid up for an indefinite time, in the
even of its disarmament.
o confirmation can be obtained OF
the story telegraphed from st. Paul
to the effect that the Lena had been
engaged with two Japanese cruisers
in the vicinity of Redfield Reef and
badly damaged by gunboats.
United States Inspector Bulger
found no marks Of the Lena having
been in conflict.
81 do not believe the report that
the japanese cruisers are lying any
where near the Farallones" said Con-
sui Ureno.
In the first place there Is no ac-
count OF the name given IN the de-
spatch from st. Paul and | certainly
am in position to know II 1t ex-
lists or not.
"If such were a fact then the min
lister at Washington and | would
have known about It some time ago.
or course, these matters REQUIRE dip
lomatic traetment and have moth
ing to say except that | believe the
rumor false"
DisbeIieves Stern Chase.
Collector of Ports Stratton today
expressed his disbelief in the story
OF stern chase across the ocean.
He said:
81 have been told that several
boats like the Lena were lying out
at sea to intercept the vessels to
and from this port, but there Is evil
IDENTIFY no truth in the report. I re-
ceived orders from the department
OF commerce and labor TODAY regard
ing the Lena and have communicated
with Admiral Goodrich and the Rus
sian consul. The substance of these
communications cannot be given ont.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-13
Illinois PHYSICIAN
CURED Of CONSUMPTION
Most Remarkable State
ment by the Doctor
Himself.
The Great Method of Treating This
Dread Disease Discovered by
Professor Benson.

Additional proofs of the wonderful
efficacy of the Bensonizer System in
treating tuberculosis Consumption
are daily coming to light. Since Prof.
Benson first introduced his remark
able invention to the public, hundreds
of the most desperate cases have been
completely cured by it's use. Many of
in this country and in Europe have
thoroughly tested this new, scientific
treatment and pronounce it one of the
greatest discoveries of the century.
The BenSonizer System furnishes med
icated and highly oxygenized air, which
by deep breathing, permeates every
part of the lungs and absolutely de-
Stroys the tuberculosis germs. 1t can
be used by the patient at home and
at very small expense and entirely
does away with the necessity for nauS-
eating drugs and expensive medicines.
The following letter from a prominent
physician in Illinois was picked at
random from hundreds of similar sign
ed statements that have come unsoli-
cited to Prof. Benson, who has already
won worldwide reputation by his
great discovery.
Stonington, ILL.,, April s, 1904.
I had my first hemorrhage in May,
1908. Continued my practice until the
middle of August, when L had a severe
hemorrhage which confined me to bed
for week. l started for Missouri,
Sept. 2, intending to take an overland
trip in a wagon to New Mexico, but
owing to frequent hemorrhages, had
to abandon it. 1 went to Trinidad,
Colo, stayed there five weeks; from
there 1 went to Ell Paso, Tex. 1 had
no more hemorrhages, but my cough
continued to get worse. l had lost
weight until only weighed 131 pounds;
had chillS and night sWeats. l heard
of the "Bensonizer Cure for Con-
SUMPTION" bought a machine and be-
gan using the treatment the 25th Of
January, 1904. began to improve i'm
mediately, and have continued to inn
prove right along. My cough entirely
disappeared; am back to my normal
weight. I feel confident that will be
entirely cured, and can heartily recon-
mend it to any one who is suffering
with that dread disease.
Yours truly,
DIR. G. w. Coe.
Anyone afflicted with tuberculosis, or
who has relative, friend or acquaint-
ance in the clutches of this dread dis
ease, is advised to write at once to
the Bensonizer Company, 627 Austell
Building, Atlanta, Ga, for full partic-
ulars regarding this wonderful system.
The Professor personlly interests him
self in every case thus brought to his
attention and generously gives infor-
nation and valuable medical advice to
all who write.
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Uncle Mingo on the Election,
And the Task Of Eating Grow
BY w. 7. WILLIAMS.


Wen' Uncle said the waiter, 'wot
does you tinlS bout dc lection"
"Wot 'lection?" INQUIRED Uncle Min
on .oh, vo,, r,aa,, da4 49,, ,,,,o. A..
-
Sh'ushOer' ual nasShcree' Wot oey hhu
up Mort yonder two or tree days ago?
Wen YOU say Election. I couldn't 'zac'-
lv cali To min vvot Won WAS deludin'
to. Cause / Amt remember no lee
ton VERY recent"
ANYHOW" said the waiter. Laughing.
"call il wot YOU please. but dew ala
sho had a LOT ~ hI0 si,rnrisas .
40 dav ala y said IrncIe Nfina,o. 20 i
one o, de- mos, surnr,sin,es, was nm cen
Massvchusett soyneyyeres am xuot "a 10
show wot remarlxa HE results Won hin
deribe from good advvartieir, t,,dIc,aii,,
distrfb,Ited.
"Ero,. ,,es,., an, VAN. 49,. -. ..,,.-
adwert,s,n, sSn m e or eg sas u1e lelle ea
to de mini dat 7 sav 20 ,,,,,sa,f AZ sss
az soon as lin ~ "a S Me a ,s,,S 80
oh forchIne arr,ha ~ A. st 800 49,, 49,
I kin ,fode 10 nav traa deiSas ~ ~
nalr ~ ahoas -. -. ~ .
dat feiIar ri. , so mus paeterl ll,,
lar to me ss da ne n~ sis aS la.iil y
Gle omar has 49, $3.50 -. WV uS ~,
cofyas f,,,,,, 49,. ~ ~ oue cup
hIs ~ - - = t.i 49, uS wal n Iac !,
mord NJ 80, DStoi ne 70 De nousehor
so,aS 80 ~ Ivu ~ ms SHOES was VERY
5e. a. ,,,a,.n 90 ueS was represented 10
az an VERY hacneral oe people say
- -. s s.liy Douy VINO KIN make GOOD shoes
IN NJ l,i' ae a. soou 1uDDernor. wen, ne
X oats ~ l,au , q waikoDer' an ! hopes
his ~, trIuIlp WIN PROBE iastin' one.
1t seem to me, cen dis connection,
20. ue 600 laules maze VERY bad
ilinesnc cen ueir selecuon. DE Wom-
S Sas asisn.s parry ought 70 nominated
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day he is temporarily at the head of
this venerable and important Abbey
and its college. l refer to this case as
a stimulus to young men to give the
world the best there is in them. Fred
Dunno, as a boy bookblnder, excelled
in his work. but when he saw path
opened before him for a higher edu-
cation and nobler pursuit, he enter
ed it, and despite the toll and privation
of a monks life, he persevered to the
attainment of an eminent position in
the priesthood of the Trappist Order
1t is true that opportunity has much
to do with such rare cases: but they
are rare only because so many young
mon neglect golden opportunities to
rise In the world to positions of honor
and usefulness. Hundreds OF young
men in Jacksonville will read this
story of Fred DUNES wonderful ca
reer with amazement, and exclaim:
Flow could such a thing be possible?"
All things are possible TO him that
overcometh self and selfish pursuits,
and with Gods help aspires to a nobler
life. Sidney Herbert.