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governor. Ever since the fight started
he has been spending his time in his
apartments receiving reports, writing
cards and consulting with friends. He
would be no match on the stump for
Hoke Smith, whose powers Of endur-
ance are the marvel OF Georgia. All
the attacks made upon Brown, all the
shouts for him to come forth and give
the public a view. have failed to
bring aim into sight, have failed to
cause him outward irritation.
Joe Brown Is a man of about So. He
was born in Canton, Ga, was given a
fair education in grammar schools
and was then sent TO the University
OF Georgia, and afterward took legal
course at Harvard. His education
completed, he came home and went
to work, at times aiding his father In
his political fights.
He began his railroad work in 1877,
when he was hired as a clerk IN the
freight department OF the Western q
Atlantic road He became general
freight agent In 1881, general freight
and passenger agent in 1884 and traf-
nc manager in 1889 In the succeed
ing years he filed various railroad po-
sitions OF responsibility.
Mr.. Brown was appointed a railroad
commissioner and was busted by Gov
Smith as the result Of an alleged
threatening note.
The bee., 1908-07-23
Deafness Cannot be Cured

BY local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness. and that is by constitution
al remedies Deafness is caused by an inaamed
condition Of the mucous lining ofthe Rustachian.
Tube When this tube is inAamed you have a
rumbling sound OF imperfect hearing, when Il
Is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored 10 its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever nine cases out Of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an
inaamed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
OF Deafness loaused by catarchl that cannot be
rred by Hairs catarrh Cure Send for circlars
free. F. J. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo o,
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
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CANADIAN LABOR WINS.
Gained Signal Victory on Several
Matters In Dispute.

Winnipeg, Man. July 21.-The shop
employees of the Canadian Pacific rail
way gained a signal victory Monday,
when the Cancellation board, which has
been investigating the matters in dis
pute between the company and the
men for several weeks, presented It's
report.
The nine-hour day will continue to
prevail in the west and will soon be
granted in the east No reduction
was made in the scale of wages, there
will be no sliding scale and helpers
will not be allowed to use tools.
No increase was granted In the
wages of apprentices. In the future
the grievance committee OF the en-
ployes is to be paid for time lost in
waiting on the company, If the men
are found to have grievance.
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SLAUGHTER At TABR|Z
PERSIAN COMMANDER Is MISSING
AFTER THE cossAcks ARE
COMPLETELY ROUTED.
MISSIONARIES ARE IN PERIL
v. 8. Consul There Describes the SIT
uation in the Single Word "An-
arehy," Which He Gables to
the state Department.

Odessa, July 21.-Driven to despera-
ton by the utter rout OF Rachin
Khan's Tabriz forces, who fed from
the city before a united attack by
practically the entire popul' ton Of
the town, the shah Monday began re-
cruiting an expedition to retake the
city.
He is hard pressed for soldiers and
many of these who are joining the
new army are civilians who have had
no military training. The lack OF
news from Rachin Khan has dis
tressed the shah. as II is feared that
the defeat In Tabriz was much more
severe than at first reported The
revolutionists in Tabriz, mad for re-
venge, are butchering the few loyal
lists who remain in the city.
William f. Dotyl United States
consul at Tabriz, cabled to the state
department Monday the single word
anarchy" s. IS
Missionaries In Peril. eas
Last week Doty cabled the depart
ment that the missionaries in his jur-
isdiction we're in the line of fire be-
tween the opposing political rioters.
The information was telegraphed to
John Tyler. in charge of the Ameri-
can legation In Teheran, with lnstruc-
tons TO demand from the Persian gov
eminent adequate protection for Unit
I'd States citizens and property.
Saturday Tyler responded that he
had been given most positive assur-
ances from the Persian government
that full protection wouldu be accord
ed.
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M Real Mestern stuIe.

Boston, July 22.-Three men. armed
with heavy caliber revolvers, dashed
into a crowded Jamaica Plain bar
room 10 minutes before closing time
Tuesday night and, yelling hands up.
began shooting up the place. When
they had grabbed the money till and
had emptied It and finished shootins
and made their escape, one man was
dead ON the floor. another lay dyfne
and . third was seriously injured.
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NEGRO rELks" RESTRAINED.
Court Order Ferblds Use Of Name
Claimed by Q. p. o. z.

New York, July 21-Supreme Judge
Morschauser, at White Plains, Mon
day fled his decision in the suit
brought by the Benevolent and Pro
tective Order of Elks for an injunc-
ton restraining the Improved Benevo-
lent and Protected Order Of Biks of
the World, an organization composed
Of negroes, and the grand lodge of the
latter order, from using any name or
title OF the plaintiff, or any name or
title similar or, identical thereto, or
colorado imitation thereof derived
therefrom, or in any way used as part
of the title OF the corporation, or the
words elk" and "elks," or the initials
"B. P. o. E."
Justice Morschauser grants the in
junction asked for.
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PITTssuRe's OPIUM USERS.
Expert States Most Victims Are cJr-
inaIs, Physicians and Ministers.

Pittsburg, July 21.-In sensational
report forwarded to the American rep
.resentative of the International Opium
commission at Washington Monday,
City Detective Richard Kelley de-
clares that the use Of opium in Pitts
burg is confined almost entirely to
thieves, gamblers, immoral women.
physicians and ministers.
The officer, who has made an ex-
haustive study Of the matter, states
that about per cent OF the physi-
clans practicing in this ely are addict
ed to. the opium habit and says that
be is convinced the drug is not used
to any great extent by others occupy
ing good social positions.
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LORDS PRAYER ON A PIN HEAD.
Wonderful Feat Of Young New York
Photo-Engraver

New York.-The Lords Prayer en-
graved in perfectly legible letters on
the head OF common. ordinary pin
& doesn't seem possible, yet this is a
feat that has been performed by VIII
liam Stuart. young aphoto-engraver
OF this city. Mr.. Stuart succeeded in
putting the entire Lords Prayer on
the head of the pin. together with his
name and the year, making total Of
267 letters. Even then Mr.. Stuart did
not stretch" himself, but was content
70 stop when he had finished with the
prayer and hia name. BY crowding
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Drowned In sIuht Of VIE.

Weirs. N H., July 20.-Waltsr d.
Martin, president OF the common coun-
ell Of Maiden who has been spending
the summer with his family on Pine
Island on Lake Winnepessaukee. was
drowned IN the lake Sunday WAile
rowing IN front OF his cottage. and
within sight OF his wife. His boat
was capsiEed in sudden sousn.
While Mrs. Martin saw her husband
sink. she collapsed and her osAaiaiea
\ seTisuS.
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Double Tragedy at Frankfort, Ind

Frankfort, Ind, July 2O.-Early Sun
day the town of Hillisburg. near here,
was thrown into furore Of excite
ment by murder and suicide. Clar-
ence Jones, a young business man,
shot and instantly killed Claude Pru-
tit, a young and well-known farmer,
and then almost Immediately after
wards sent a bullet from the same
revolver into his own brain.
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MiddlesbOro, KY, Julys22s-In Le2s
county, Virginia, Tuesday two (, men
fought a pistol duel and ASIA result
both of them are dead. The deadz
Neil Sutton, William G. Williams. Lee.
county, Va. The tragedy is the ont
come Of quarrel, the elimination OF
which was reached when both OF the
participants drew pistols. with the
fatal result stated.
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SEEKS GEORGIA oovERNoRsHlp
Joseph Brown condustIna cumshoe
Campaign for Office.

Atlanta, Ga.--Gov Hoke Smith, who
swept the state two years ago by an
overwhelming majority, viii not be re-
elected II Joseph Brown who, by order
OF Gov. Smith, was recently dismissed
from the railroad commission, can pre-
vent II. Mr.. Browns father was once
governor OF this state.
Brown wants the governorship for
himself and is conducting a gumshce
campaign that is Increasing his. follow
ing everywhere throughout Georgia.
Not a single address has he made
to the people he asks to make him
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New York, July 21.-DesponAent Be
cause OF ill-health and fearful ~ tie
fate that might await her tive little
children II they we're left AlcAs ~
face the wOrld. Mrs. Gussis benson
sought peace for all beneath the wa
ters Of tho East river Monday ana
the bodies OF the mother and her lit
tie ones lay side by side h the
morgue awaiting burial
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Lewis Forms Company.

st. Louis, July So.-Articlos Of in
corporation Of the Peoples Savings
Trust Company Of University City
we're filed Monday At Clayton. The
authorized capital is 100000, Of which
l25, 900 Is paid up. 10 G. Lewis, head
II the Lewis publications. has ITO
ihAres In the company.
The bee., 1908-07-23

Kansas City. July 22.-One ma.
was killed and two seriously injure4
here Tuesday when a trench In which
they were working at Twelfth ara
Walnut streets. in the heart Of ths-
business district, caved in. The mep
were excayating for the erection IS
large building.
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Yusovo European Russia. July 2xs--
An explosion occurred Tuesday eveN
ing in the Aleksieysky mines. but ina
extent Of the accident Is not ysk
known. II Is rumored, however. tba
there has been heavy loss OF htF
Dragons have been dispatched A.
the scene.
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$1,000 EXPRESS Package Missing.

Des MOines, July 2O.-The Adams
Express Company is conducting a
search in this city and Chicago for an
express package containing $1,000
which has disappeared. IL Is believed
he package was stolen, either here
Dr. between here and Chicago. The
package was consigned 10 a DeS
Moines firm.
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CHICAGO PREACHER a BISHOP.
Rev. Or. W. A. ouayIe Honored by
Methodist Conference.

Baltimore, Md.--Rev. Or. William A.
Quayle, who was elected a bishop of
the Methodist church at the recent
general conference held in this city,
was born at Parkville, Mo-, June rs,
1860. His parents we're both Of Manx
birth.
DR.. Quayle's early life was passed
IN Kansas, then in its pioneer stage,
The bee., 1908-07-23

sydney. N. 8. W.. July 2l.-At the
meeting OF parliament here. the ad-
dress Of the governor general, Baron
Northcote, included An expresfioR Of
eratincation al the visit q the Amer
Jean sect which. he said. would
strengthen the ties Of frien1shiD BE-
tween he two psoplaA
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He that frets himself because things
do not happen just as he would have
them, and secedes and separates him
self from the law OF universal nature
is but sort OF an ulcer Of the world
never considering that the same cause
which produced the dlspleasing acct
dent made him TOO Marcus Aurelius'
The bee., 1908-07-23
CA ST q IA r n.
Scar, cha 1lhe kind You Haze Always 8Ougt
S', q &1zH2Zzze1
Hottentot Women.

Among the Hottentots women hold a
better position than they DO anywhere
else In Africa. The married woman,
says one traveller. ''reigns supreme
mistress. Her husband cannot with
out her permission take a bit of meat
or a drop OF milk" Generally they
rank much above the average of the
negro races"
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william ?. vIIas strIeksn.

Madison. Wis. July 21.--William r.
Villas, postmaster general and secre-
tary OF the interior under Cleveland
Is at deaths do9r here. Mr.. Villas is
suffering from hemOrrhaEe Of the
brain. He Ia 60 years old.
The bee., 1908-07-23
Plot Rumored; Rsds Arrested

Brussels. July 22-The JouEnas
states that the Belgium authoTi1s~
are greatly alarmed over a rumay *
the plot to assassinate King Ksa
pold. Several anarchists have knan
Arrested
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Bad Mannheim, Germany, July III
Adb1al Rsjestyensky, who eomhand-
% tie Russian Gee, a tke, battle q
|ths sea Of Jspan. aisa here hontsy.
The bee., 1908-07-23
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAeUE.
s.. LeuI., q New Yerk. 3.

New York-The HiEhlanders were weak
In hitting and fielding Monday and st.
Louis had little trouble in winning.
The score; RH,I
New York ..0 o 0 o o 3 o % .
Batteries-st Louis, Waddell and Spen-
Ger; New York. Chesbro, Manning and
Kleinow. Two-base hits-Wallace, Wad-
dell, Spencer. Chase. Home run-Wal-
lace. Double plays-Moriarty. Conroy and
Chase; Chase. Kleinow.
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eoston, 8; chlcauo,

Boston Mondays game was decided in
the first inning. Boston knocking Al
trock out Of the box. Young was very
effective.
The score: '' sR. n. u.
Chicago ....lOOo OIL 2
Boston .-...5 111O0 0 IS 10 0
Batteries Chicago. Altrock. Owen and
Sullivan; Boston, Young and Criger
Two-b base hit-Lord Three base hits
Jones Gessler. Struck out--By Young 8.
by owen g
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AMENIcAN ARTICULATION.

At indiana polls -CoiuEAbus. s-S-1; In
Annapolis, t-s-l
Az MiIwaukee-First game-st. Paul,
t-b-f; HilWaukee, B-o-l. ecc~nd game
81. Paul, a-f-f, Milwaukee 4-s-1
Al Louisville-Toleds. 100; Louisville,
S-o-0.
A. Minnsapolis--KanSGs City. 2-le-i;
Minnea pOlIs. 8-6-a.
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Observation-Disclosures defeated Gin
clnnati I'm a long drawn-Out game by
scoring a run on an error and double
in the nth inning.
The score: HH.E r..
adeiphis 0 100000 IL 2
Cincinnati % O01 1901 4 0 O-3 ~ 8
ies--Philadelphia, Corridor and
Jacklitsch; Cincinnati. Spade and Schlei.
Two base hits--Doolin, Titus. Jacklitsch.
Paskert Three base hit--McLean. Dou-
bic play--Knabe Doolin and Bransfield.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PIttahura. g. erooklyI

- vi Pittsburo, 6; Brooklyn, 3.
Pittsburs- Pirates hit Mcintyre At
opportune times Monday and won with
ease. ..v
The scOre: R.H.E.
PlttshurE .......o102 OOoa $50 3
Brooklyn ....1 0 o o o l 90 Is 3 2
Batteries Brooklyn. Mcintyre and Ber-
zen; PittsburK. Willis and Gibson. Three
base hits--Wagner. Jordan. TwO-baso
hit-Lumley. Home run-Wagner. DOu-
BILE plsy-Jordan, Lewis and Jordan.
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VVashInoton, s; Cleveland, 3.

Washington, S; Cleveland, 3.
WaebinHt0ss-- The locals hit ThlelInnn
hard and timely Monday and defeated
Cleveland a.
: The score: R.H.E.
Cleveland ....1 0y 0 2 0 0 o 0-3 6 0
washington 80 o 01S 90 l "-5 10 3
Batteries-Cleveland Thielman and Be
MI, ~ hinRton, FafxenberB and Street
Tl.4~e-base hits--Ganley. Thielman. Nc
Bride. Home run--Pickering Double
playa-hcBride AltiEer. Freeman.
The bee., 1908-07-23
D.troIt. 4: phIIsdsIphIa. I.

Phladelphia-De got an even break
In the series here by defeatig Philadel-
phia Monday Davis was put on the held
for disputing a decision.
The score RH. u.
Detroit .......1 ! 0 o 0 O 2 o "a l
delphia Plank and
Powers; Detroit Donovan and Thomas.
Two-base hits-Schaefer. Downs. Three
base hit-Hartsel Double plays-Murphy
and e. Collins; Coughlin, Downs and
Rossman.
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sTANpINo OF lie cLUss.


Al Psegia-cliA.al. i-l-a; Peoria, s-s-i.
ia. e-e-t; eYrinfneld. 6-ll-1. Second
Fans-cstar AADids. 2-s-ii Springfield. A.
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Chicago Chicago played a loose Held
ing game. but by timely batting ard tho
inability OF the visitors TO hit Rselbach
won easily
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BattoftoS--Boston, MCCARTHY, bouItes
and Smith, Chicago, Reulbach and Mo-
ran. Two-base hits--Sheckard. Holman.
Evers. Three-base hits-Tinker Hoffman.
Hitchey.
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seit iiber 60 ssabren

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sSlal6e bon .Mrs. @inslop's Sootb-
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2eioenoen iofort 2inoerllng perl9af-
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oie geieren, beieitiet @ino-&oltf, er-
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Die uDelltide 3eitllng BON Werifo"
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bin Inn ii6 obeiliges" @aiier gu bo-
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nn6nittaes, Mnfunft in San Mntonto 7.5o
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gems
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flt~ft 7.55 moreers.
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(0ulf Sbore.)

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gbriiti, @roipnsbtIe, Stio Granbe, Gitb.
@oIiab, geebiue, @bartor, gaIaetes nno
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Mmtunft $3.50 anenos
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gB1arton unb Souiton:
Mbfatrt. ............ 7.55 aoenos
Mnfunft 100 morgens
glad Brownsville.
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fabrt 705 morgens, ma6t in BIacebo gerbtn'
oung nit Der @uIf goaft 2tne fir Corpus
gbrifti, Mnfunft bort 455 na6mittags, Mnfnnff
In groiunsbiIe 925 abenbs.
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