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When the cyclone ceased the Ply
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CHICAGO, SPIT. 13.-The zone arm
mems union" founded here last night
was made up of twelve hundre,
manned, legless or armless switch
tenders, flagmen and crossing men
employed by railroads here. Tn,
new union will demand cushion seat.
for members with stumps. ice-watel
in summer and shades to protect tn,
tenders from heat and rain.
LONDON Sept .13.-War Minister
Haldame today issued an order for
mally constituting a general staff. Ir
doing this England acknowledges she
Initiates the war plan of Japan. The
general staff will consist of three ma
1or generals, six, colonies, twenty ma
jors and twenty other officers.
ST LOUIS. Sept. 13,-Lieutenant
General Henry C. Corbin, U S. A., re
turned today from Lake Geneva to be
present tomorrow at the ceremonies
which will retire him from the army
Major General Greedy, who will sue
coed Corbin, will arrive here tonight.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. BIT De
velops today that Mrs. Morris Lewis.
the fair young wife stabbed Monday
evening while the baby played at her
feet. was murdered by a jealous WON.
an who walked behind the wife's
wifi lAft ltl
passed razor through her throat
severing the jugglar vein, then taking
the wedding ring from the wife's fin
ger, threw the body into closet.
Her arrest was made today.
ST, LOUIS, Sept. 13.-OHcers seiz.
ed the plant of the Reorganization"
the Mexican Junta's organ here. 1t
was taken under attachment issued
for Col. w. c. Greene, the copper
king, who was charged with libel.
According to Senior Arcuji, the next
number will probably be issued In
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-Re-
ceiver Farlow of the Real Estate
Trust company announced today that
plans of reorganization Immediately
for the resumption of business and
for the liquidation of every claim.
The directors are to provide the fund
deposits. The creditors
have assented to the plan.
HAVANA, Sept. 13.-The event of
today was the arrival of the United
States protected cruiser Denver.
When the flag on Moro castle. signal
ed her approach the news spread rap
idly and crowds fastened to the
wharves. Immediately after anchor
Ing Blakely was sent ashore to the
American legation to notify Charge
b'Affaires Sleeper or her arrival and
that she was at the legations ser
vice
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-From
Information received today from
Charge D'Affaires Sleeper, an attack
by Cuban revolutionists in Havana
al any time will not be surprising.
Orders were sent to Norfolk to hur-
ry repairs on the cruisers Tacoma
and Cleveland. 1t is still hoped in of
fetal circles that there will be no
call for interference.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13-Col Aguir-
re- of the Cuban revolutionary party,
has just addressed a letter to Miss
Margaret Aston Chandler The letter
recalls Miss Chambers humane work
In the Cuban Instruction against
Spain and asks her compassion for
wounded insurgents. 1t declares that
the treatment of the insurgents
wounded by the Palma government
vailed during the Weyler regime In
Cuba. The aid of the Red Cross So
ciety is implored. Mario Aldamao,
official representative of the Cuban
government in this city. denies that
such aid as suggested in the letter
is necessary, that President Palma
has issud orders that the wounded
are to be cared for and treated alike.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Correen
Violet, the eighteen-year-oid daugh-
ter of a rich stock broker, defeated
Bach, Jr.. in swimming race from
the West Chester Country Club to
Great Neck, Long Island, today.
Both swimmers finished strong The
distance is twelve miles.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-oscar
Mathews manager of the Royalty
hotel, formerly with the Palmer
house of Chicago and the Planters
hotel of st. Louis, died during the
night of septic poisoning. induced by
an inhamed tooth.
DENVER. Sept. 13.-Because An
drew Carlson, a crippled. asked
Charles Nolan, Larimer Street sa-
loon keeper, for drink of whiskey
and later asked Roy Haskin to pay
for the liquor, calling Haskin names
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