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PeninSular and Occidental Steamship Company
u. S. FAST MAIL ROUTE e. r s S' S; A.; $;:::: CUBA
MAoNIFTcENTLY APPoINrE D PASSENGER STEAMERS

Schedules post
scITTIWARD-
Leave Thursdays, Sundays 300
ArriveH
SOL
Thursdays Saturdays
Mama Wednesdays Fridays Sundays $500 PM
at Miami
vial ey
PORT. TAMPA WEST. HAVANA.
Arrive
Wednesday,
Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays 500
NORTIiWARD--
Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays 1890
Wednesday, FRIDAYS sundays $3.50
Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays $3.50
WESTWARD
Arrive Sundays
4
booklets
80 CHARLES MYERs Manager Jacksonville
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Notice to Captains Of vessels.

Vessels arriving at night will be re-
ported by the Morning News in its dis
patches without charge If captains will
confirm reports of their arrival to No
241, either telephone.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrived.

Steamship Tymeric (Br), Carse. Tat
tai, Chile, mira soda.-J. M. Lang &
Co.
Steamship Frederick, Robinson, Phil
adelphia.
Steamship Tallahassee. Johnson, New
York.
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ships.


(Nor), $50 tons. Kusen. sail
ed Foway March 10.
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Sailed.
Shipping Memoranda.

Steamship Nacoochee, Lewis, New
York.
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safeguard against further damage by
speculative losses there. These would
have been regarded as items of good
news on Saturday, but they We're
taken advantage of to sell to-day.
10 Million stock Issue.
The announcement Of a $4,000. 900
stock issue by the Cleveland and Pitts
burg on the Pennsylvania guarantee
of dividends, was a notice that the
capital expansion of the Pennsylvania
system is still in progress, and was
of rather chilling effect, but not es-
pecially so upon Pennsylvania itself.
Conditions in the money market were
stocks.
Bonds in sympathy.
Bonds moved in sympathy with
stocks. The United States Steel sec
ond IS were heavily sold in the late
dealings together with the preferred
stock. Total sales, par value, $685.
900. United States Is advanced u,
and the old As, u on call Total sales
were 6S2,500 shares, including: Atchi-
son, $4,000; Baltimore and Ohio $500;
Canadian Pacific, $500; Chesapeake and
Ohio, 1900; St. Paul, $4,000; Erie, 49,
900; Louisville and Nashville, $500;
Missouri Pacific, 22,7O0; Norfolk and
Western, $500; Pennsylvania, 1890;
Reading, $500; Rock Island 4,400;
Southern Pacific, $4,000; Southern Rail-
way, $500; do preferred, 2,100; Union
Pacific, $4,000; Copper, $780, Sugar,
10000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit, $4,000;
Tennessee Coal, 1900; United States
Steel 1880; do preferred, 527OO.
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common, 10h bid; do preferred, IN,
bid. Atlantic Coast Line common,
1O71z Q1O9.
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MONEY MARKET.

New York, March 21.-Money On call,
1902 per cent; last loan bid and Of
fered, 1% Time loans easy and dull;
60 days, per cent; 80 days, SA@315 /;
six months, 3%@4. Prime mercantile
paper 41a@5, Sterling exchange firm
at decline, with actual business in
bankers bills, at $4.ST@4S7 10 for de-
mand, and at 81. "a 3O@4.S4.4 40 for sixty
day bills. Posted rates, $4.S5 and $4.SS.
Commercial bills. $4.S4B. Bar silver,
$3.50; Mexican dollars, Acc.
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Merchants Z Miners transportation Go
STEAMSHIP LINES
To Baltimore & Philadelphia

Tickets on Sale to All Points North
and West
Ftrst-class tickets include meals and
0erths Savannah 10 Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Accommodation and
cuisine unequaled.
The steamships of this company are
appointed to sail from Savannah as
follows Central Standard Ttmel;
To BALTIMORE.
CHATHAM Capt. A. t. Hudgins,
TUESDAY, March %, p. m.
FREDERICK, Capt, Robinson,
THURSDAY, March "a, II a. m.
*NEW ORLEANS, Capt. Dow, SAT-
URDAY, March 26, IL p. m.
ITASCA, Capt Pratt, TUESDAY,
March 20, 2 p. m.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
LEXINGTON, Capt Kirwan, WE'D
NESDAY, March 20, p. M.
ALLEGHANY, Capt. Chase, SATUR-
DAY, March rs, IL p. m.
BERKSHIRE, Capt. J. 5. Hudgins'
WEDNESDAY. March 80, 4 p. m.
Steamship New Orleans does not
carry first-class passengers.
Ticket ONCE No. liz Bull street,
w. w. TULL, Agent.
]. f. WARD, T. P. A., liz Bull street.
SavaEnan. Ga
w. P. TURNER, G. P. A.
A. D. STEBBIN6. G. M.
J. C. WHITNEY, I'd V. p. ana 7. M
General Offices. Baltimore. Mo.
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IN Southern
ON Railway.

Trains arrive and depart Savannah
by Goth meridian time-one hour slow
er than city time.
Schedule Effective. Jan. Is, 1904.
TO THE NORTH AND EAST.
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c0ntinusa On Tsnth FsEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29
new STREET RAIL WAY
FRANCHISES HAVE SECURED FOR TROLLEY LINE FROM
BENTON TO EVERETT AND cRcLIEe EAST SHORE OF
LAKE WASHINGTON

In the filing Of the notice Of the
first meeting and election Of officers
~ the Seattle. Everett a skagit
Electric Railway company aud Of
bills ~ sales transferring franchises
from John MoQuade. trustee. % the
corporation named. one q the final
"details preliminary 10 the beginning
81 actual work on an electric rail-
way Go miles in length extending In
a circle 90 the southeast and north
- Lake Washington. was neffofmeI
this afternoon.
All the surveys have been made.
franchises and water rights have
been secured and only a few minor
details are yet 90 be arranged before
the Investors an English syndicate.
gill be ready 90 begin actual work
on thia railroad. which VII start
from Rsutuu and IN wide circle
swing around the foot " the cas-
cades. up cherry valley O. snohofn-
iah aud Everett aud back % Seattle.
thus opening up "a large MINING,
numbering and agricultural district
y. J. Farley. vice president and
treasurer 81 the new corporation.
thls morning explained that the road
as surveyed uould extend from
Reutan 90 Iaaaquah. issaquah 70
TBlt theme. through the cherry val
ley through Novelty. Monroe. Fuo-
hamish and Lowell and ultimately
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Preparations kHe hsinK made Cor
the entertainment ~ the party hg
the Moran Bros company. Whoae
hospitality the entire party will en-
Joy a. the Washington. the Butler
and the Rainier Grand hotels
Mr. Moran Alsu has IN MUD plans
for thorough police service tn ruard
the safety ~ the vast crowds that
Niil witness the celebration. and an
adequate number % special police
officers wili be secured A. the ex-
penHe 81 Moran nrna In case the
riiY department cannot handle the
crowds properly
No attempt wtn be made 70 con
sifnet Efandsian8s FOR the aecom-
medallion - the crowds. a. unan tn
vsstiEaflan n has been found that
only an ahsfrufted view 81 The
Christening could be- bad from the
upper eud q. the yards. which g.
the only place stand could be-
erected such seating ac0ommoda-
tions a. could b. arranged would
necessarily be limited and The re-
suit would be- a mad scramble FOR
seats and confusion Nr Moran
thinks. therefore. thar the thronE
viii do better shifting FOR chem
selves and that - many a. can viii
make arrangements Tor a view from
water craft on the bav There viii
be no street parade bat a number
of bands will De In attendance. dis
couralng patriotic music
Advleea we're received by Mayor
Ballinger from the secretary 81 the
navy yesterday that the monitor
Wyoming would be ordered down
from Hremerfou 90 attend The
launching ceremonies. aud that she
will fire tho national salute Of
twenty one guns at the moment the
big aea-flnhtor slides from the ways
and takes her initial dip
Mr Moran yesterday evening re-
ceived the regrets of Gov Mcbride
who will be obliged 20 foreeo the
pleasure Of seeing the Nebraska
launched. as important business
calls him 70 New York.
The boat owners have not been
slow tO see the business emporium
fly and all the Lake Washington
boat onerH are already planning 20
have their craft moved 10 Elliot bay
here they expect 10 secure high
rents for them.
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MEAT GUARANTEED
INSPECTOR SUFFER- TAKES ACTION AS A RESULT OF THE
STARS EXPOSE TIE TAINTED MEAT
HERE'S THE LAW

No corporation eoparner chip. firm person persons
themselves his heir shall
sell exchange dia for sale
unWbosao aduiferHd food food
article Of food manufactured hcreum OF
whatever. with iu the citY Of seattle
he following paragraph defining the duties % inspect
aayh Inspector ANY OTHER MEMBER OF
the BOARD HEALTH 81 he city Of Seattle II he shall
provisions OF the
ton being violated he shall power any
huaae rom. mandatory. place building Of Kind
he shall have ~ barrel
Nhs Their sealed locked Otherwise
others aes and r. inspection. II
sha BY hat barrel vessel box
package contains MCLEAN NNWitolks0ME or
adahtrated protue which has been offered
HELD ~ POSSESSION WITH INTENT 70
then the aid officer hereby empowered
pie Of the Tor analysis and
sample eel package 20 b. sealed In
nesHea and sent 20 The chemist
design ae ny the board 81 health and
salao officer NAY CONDEMN 81 CT UNCiEAN. tNWHOiE-
soNE on AuULTERArEn 20 Oh on Food PRODUCTS. AND
DESTROY THE SAME shan BE THE DUTY Of such Of
neer prosecution anst the offending party under
the provisions o this ordinance
passage the above ordinance The city council
eHeafsd % operate health Of
nef o provisions 81 this ordinance The ordi-
uaBes creating office press rbea the duties Of the meat tn
speefor follows:
The dua pectnr 70 thoroughly inspect
hnas1amne and markets and ali other
aoua ~ supply all other food products the
eg On have been disposed o. aud sold
to tls public for human oonsump aon-'
800 80.
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back 20 Seattle from Everett.
The system embraces three cor
poratlona.a explained Mr Farley
the Seattle. Everett 4 skaKit Elec-
tfle Railway. the Seattle. Rsuton a
Taft Electric Railway and the 6no-
hamish 4 Cherry Valley Electric
Railway The project r. backed by
an eastern syndicate. and there 10
not dollars worth Of the stock on
sale. For this and other reasons
We have esurted as little publicity aa
possible
The water rights for a power
plant on the Toit river near Tolt
have been secured AZ well az all the
franchises including those from
King and snohomish counties and
boa the cities Of Renton. fsaaqush.
Monroe and Enahomish.
The read will open up a large
section Of country. which II inseces-
sihie because ~ having no Transport
afiou facilities The timber. mines
and farming IN cherry and other
rich valleys through which the road
win pass should. we figure offer
sufficient business 20 make the road
success
The Officers % the new corpora
tion. aH shown By the notice On file
IN the auditors office today are:
". n. ellison. president. p. J. Far
ley. vice president and treasurer
Edwin :. en-. secretary.
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AHa result % The stars expose
~ a. altered attempt 90 force upon
the miners Of Alaska thousands Of
pounds ~ sewage soaked and uu.
wholesome hams and other cured
meats. which lay IN the Naisr-ioK
Fsd hold - The steamer city Of To-
pska. ~ the bottom ~ the bay, Tor
several weeks CITY Meat Inspector
suffer this morning quafAniined
lo.Um pounds ~ the meat he found
being .-cured al the local plant Of
Armour a CO
NE meat IL being held pending
an Investigation a. % its fitness Tor
human consumption Samples 81
the tainted food have been taken
ana thsy are uow IN the hands 81
CITY Chemist Inmea who IL max
IND an ANALYSIS ~ them.
inspector suffer would not 20 fur
Their TITS morning than to say he
had quaraufIued the meat and vas
holding lt pending an investigation.
Tho elty chemist had not completed
hia analysis this afternoon. but II
the statements ~ packers and 9th
era experienced In the curing and
handling ~ cured meats are 60 be
eredltef u o. utterly Impossible for
the meat % be rc-eurcd and made
clean. and wholesome after havine
been soaked with salt water and
soxaaa. ~ vas the meat taken from
the hold OF the auuken steamer.
OFFICER ~ the city health depart
ment assert that n the meat r. ~
INV haleaone a. represented no ef-
fort vi ! be spared IN stopping ~
shipment
City Health officer Ludlow said
this mornlng
eThe case Is in the hands o. The
meat Inspector lie ~ holding The
meat and samples Of ~ have beer
turned over - the city chemist
UntiI We get the laiter's report
cannot say what will be done. but
n he f1nds that the meat IL unfit
for use 10 wlll certainly do all In
our power 20 stop ita shipment
N the meat proves 20 be bad
there can be no other outcome thar
~ dunn the unwholesome stuff into
tho bay. The law. as given above
Is plain and these ordinances are
backed by the state pure food laws
which are even more stringent and
far. reaching than the city ordl.
I nanreH.
state Dairy and Food Commits
nioner u. A. Mcdonald Is ont ~ the
state and the inspector in charge
% his office was not in the city 10
day. 30 no statement could be se
cured ~ 20 what the state officers
| intended 20 DO In the matter In cas-
the city was not able 10 cope will
the situation.
Shipping men and others doini
business with AlaHln firms arr IN
dignant that even an attempt should
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Fifty Mile InterUrban Electric Line VIII Circle Lake Washing
BIG LEADER COMING
sAo-oF the UNITED NINE WORKERS OF AMERICA VIII
TRV sErrLE TROUBLE AT BENTON AND IssAouAH

convention Of the American Fedyr-
alton OF Labor.
These men viii be able to settle
the coal strikes nov IN pruEryss IN
this state II Il can be settled
Thomas Gibsoa. national organizer
Of the union. is already here. Hc is
authority for the statement that the
national organization ta ua8 SEMI
ing out s40o0 month 20 maintain
the men on strike If the lzsaQuah
and Renton mines. The strikes
have been on in both plkee4 since
last June.
There are as men cut At Rsuton
and $50 men out al lskaqrah. Ae=
eortinK 60 the statements maize
yesterday afternoon By NJ. Gibson
and John Hutchinson. president q
the district comprising Oregon.
Washington and British Columbia.
there l. no doubt uf the final vie
tory u che strikers. They afr n
that the men are putting up = solid
fighting front aud cannot be beaten.
Thirteen men have remained at
work In the Rsnton mine from the
beginning % the trouble.
we believe that Mr.. Grant. Of
the seattle Electric company Il
trying to give Is the double cross.
said Mr. Hutchinson. and Ne viii
not 80 hack 10 work under the con
dIfloua which he would impose lie
told us 81 the meeting last 4 .nday
uiaht that II wc would agree "a the
scale % 81 cents cr aud 80 back To
work he would Euarantee that Ne
would reeeive az least the mlntmum
WaEe Ne demand g. = dy
However. II we did not succeed
Ia making these wages he void
simply tell 10 thai we weru no good.
that an able man could make them
AZ hts scale Bot Ne 80 not expect
justice from him Both he and SUI
psrintenaent It'll appear 10 BE- TN
piacabls enemies Of organized labor.
They want to break up our union.
But Ne have three fiftha % the
miners % the state hack 81 us n
the fight There are 8 200 miners
In Washington. and $500 % them
belong 70 our union. The Pacific
Coal company IL the only company
IN the state. other than the Seattle
Electric company and The owners II
the Issaauah mines. which Il fight
inE uE."
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UNIONS
ORGANIZE
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
LABOR AGENTS FROM The
EAST ARE SUCCEEDING IN
THEIR WORK

4 A strong. new Laundry WORKERS
hnion. comprising several hundred
men and women. has been launched
IN this city II will be admitted
into the Western Central Labor
union next wednesday night The
organization Is the result Of the ef-
forts OF three organizers % the
American Federation Of Labor who
recently reached the city They
have been working quietly but ef-
fccfIvely. and besides organizing
the Laundry Workers union. are
said to be accomplishing similar re-
suits in other crafts.
The organizers are Grant iamil-
ton. Of the Typographical union.
whose regular sphere Of work is In
the inter-mountaiu states &. n.
Grim. president Of the Oregon State
Federation Of Labor. and G. o.
Young. Of the Washington State
Federation o. Labor. and an officer
Of the National Team Drivers
union. They we're sent here AZ the
solicitation % Business Agent Prem
lice. Of the Barriers unlOu. and
other delegates 70 the Western Cen
trail II ig the belief ~ these dele
gntea that Seattle has been neglect
"a BY the national organizers. the
Representatives % the latter spend
Ing ali their energies In outside cit
les.
The organization Of the laundry
employees Is only one Of the objects
that T. n hoped To attain. The or
ANIMATION Of cement workers and
other crafts now unorgauizsd. and
the building Up Of those already In
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John Mitchell president Of the
lnited Mine Workers Of America,
and the most popular labor leader
D. the United States. Will be In Sc
I tie tae latter part Of neat month
v early IN November. II will stop
ERE on his way 10 san Frnnelse1.
-ehere the annual convention Of tbe
mericRn Federation of Labor Of
hitch he Is second vtee-prosldent.
= % be held
y. O. negotiate n settlement OF the
Nc nov Ia progress At the Rem
@44sh and IssaauAh mines II they are
rnot ended BY the time h grts here.
and 70 look over the mining cundi-
.s<~ns 81 this state generally. Il
WAS only about SIX months ago that
= Vast ingfon branch q the United
VIM Workers vas established Be
aus of this fact and because
Wasl lngtou and British Columbia
1rc recuEuized a. great coal pro
dueing sections Of the future h -
DESTROYS Of making ar myestiga-
ton.
Incidentally he i anxious "a see
his brother. David. who Tor the last
rs years has been a resident ~ ttrn-
ton. earning livelihood In the
mines there. David All. shei now
owns a home and a couple % aeres
q ground a. Rcnton aud T. the had
Of a family Both Re ant bis bfufh-
or jean were Obliged TO 70 % york
"a the mines when mere laos
Finally circumstances caused their
bepartion. David drsr,sI westward
and Il Is nov many years since h.
has seen hls brother. Ftuth DAVID
Mitchell and Thomas GibsoE have
recently received letters frum John
hiteheu. advising them o. hia CEN
fng visit
Along with Mitchell will be
: homAs Burke. the former sEEht
Hand man. He is the Illinois n4elg-
Der Of the national executive SOM
mittee and aided in the formation
OF the Washington coal miners
unions a short time ago. ofhe-
members Of the party wili he Viii
lam Jones. national executive com
mltfeemAu from Montana. and W
u. RYAN. secretary of the titlnois
branch OF the United Mine Work
erG They are all delegates 70 the
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with SHOWS 80 deep and cold 20 In
tense a. TO make travelling all but
impossible. be would be forced 10
either eat the rotten food or
stRrxe a. he worked his "diggings"
J. A. Skagerlind. who bought the
meat fnom the underwriters ana
who Il Is alleged proposed 70 ship
Il north. could not be locatsd tnis
morning. At the Armour PACKING
house today nothing could be learn
ed Of him or Of the amount OF meat
the company was recurring for hir1.
The manager OF the local plant was
not In the city today and the man
he left In charge would vouehssfs
no information concerning the msst
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fact that they have been soaked in
salt water and sewage for several
weeks. n these are sold TO the
miners in the north a. good hams.
not only will the wrong 10 the pur-
chaser be great. bat all Seattle viii
suffer. for the reason that IL will
give all the eity's products black
name.
The frightful position OF the In
nocent purchaser Who might get
hold % the unwholesome hams IN
getting his grub supply for the
winter can be readily seen. With
nothing but this unclean product
for a meat supply hundreds Of miles
away from the nearest trading post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-29
NEW ORDER
TINE OF SERVICE IN THE JAP.
hNEsE ARMY TO DC LENGTH.
ENED

TOXIC. Sept. 2s.-The emergency
order under the counerip tiou law
wan Eazetted this morning and the
new ordinance wlu extend the
periods ~ service Of the second
class reserviata from five 70 ten
years and ahelIshea the distinction
between the caHscripls % the first
and second classes ~ reserves.
The change viii neeeHsitate ncw
scheme u divisional organization.
Il IL stated Al the foreign office
that the new eonscription regula.
tlona viii augment the available
fighting force BY about 100000.
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existence is desired. The Laundry
Workers union has had = meaning.
less existence for two years Owing
70 internal strife. the jealousy n
Is officers and the relentless war
waGed against q By the Seattle
Laundry association. OF trust. Il has
been as nothing. seldom sending
even q delegate 20 the Western Cen
tfaf
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Russian warshipa made sortie
from Port Arthur today They were
quickly attacked by Admiral roEu 8
shlps and we're obliged 10 return "a
the harbar. one warahip VS. badly
damaged.
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BATTLE IMMINENT
a CLASH BETWEEN rHU RUSSIANS Will SOON
TAKE PLACE FRONT OF aukoEn-HALF MILLION MEN
WAITING FOR TIE BATTLE
mY seripp. News As.nl

LONDON. sept 20 Bulletin
The Rome correspondent % the En-
change TsieEraph Wires that a tel
cgram has been received from the
commander OF the Italian squadron
In the far east. stating that the
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ROME. Sept 2gAerodink 90 adgcea received
hhtare the Ions expected battle At Mukden 70 be
hand s. Petersburg - tho Mare
Gen kufuNakin "a Of
the The Russian force vii
with
and The japanese vicinity
reported advancing
an ensAEm~nt cannot Ions Be ayertsd Il believed
battle vii the
hund reds
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M 0 R ANS
PLANS
DETAILS OF TIE PREPARA.
TONS FoR TIE CARE OF TIE
BIG LAUNCHING CROWDS

Mr. william Moran. vice preai-
dent and secretary Of the Moran
Bros. company. aaid this morning
that II has nov been learned that
the Christening party from Nehraa-
ka will number rs persons In all
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lie will lead the launching party
which will arrive here two or three
days before the battlsehip Nebraska
10 given her maiden alp. II n ex-
psctsd that there will be fully 70
people In the chief executives party.
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pr. PETERSBURG. sept 2s.-it
f. announced this morning that NJ.
Zsnl0veiff and NJ. stiohlnski. for
marIy assistant ministers Of the In
terror. have been appointed mem
bafs Of the council Of state,
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FLOAT A Big LOAN

TOXIC Sept 2s-Anoher domestic stoooooo0 hs
noAfsd BY me japanese
sF loan change In the CONSUMPTION service
extendng the service IN the making
the total service period Of the period
years and month"; Such change would materially nrthsn
arm
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be made 70 send the unwholesome
meat from the Topeka's hold north
Thsy say that the hams and other
cured meats can be - fixed out
Wnrdiy aa 70 completely diaguise the
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FREDERICK. Nd, Sept. fa-Five
men. supposed 20 be tramps. we're
struck my Baltimore q ohio train
At gaiootiu this morning -Four
were killed and the fifth may die.
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captured DaiinK PASS The Russians.
y ia said evacuated fhs pass With
out Offering ssftssls resistance. The
rerort e. unrunfirtusd