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cruiser Des Moines to protect Ameri-
cans.
1t is known. however, that what he
| really wishes is intervention by the
cause.
While General vasquez at the head
of a handful of loyal troops was par
leying with Estrada's ENJOYS before
Rama it is said the main army OF Ae-
laya was marching on Bluefelds-
CAN ROUT INSURGENTS
A disquieting report comes from
Greytown, which is said to contain
government force sufficient to rout the
besieging troops under General Cma-
MORO whenever the word is given.
There has been a sudden and unpleas-
ant realization here of the govern
ment's strength and the insurgents
weakness. President Zelaya has out
witted General Estrada and the later 3
chief hope is in American Intervention
The report that a descent upon this
city from Rama was POSSIBLY only Dy
river is now known to be untrue.
General Estrada endeavored to con-
ceal his alarm by informing the corre-
spondents at theA front that all was
tranquil with the prospect that General
Vasquez and Major Eva would sur
render Ten minutes after he had
talked with the reporters the insurgent
leader had his chief diplomatic aide,
Adolpho Diaz, on the telephone and was
telling him what he believed to be the
true situation. To his aide General
Estrada declared that the Americans
should send more men ashore, as vas
Quez apparently had outfanked him.
Estrada also expressed the opinion that
a request should be made Of the United
States government for protection of
the 100 Americans in Bluef1elds.
COULD CONTROL SITUATION
Diaz rushed 10 United States Consul
Moffat with the intelligence and the
consul assured him that Commander
Shipley's bluejackets from the United
States cruiser Des Moines with their
troll the situation here in the event the
loyal army should suddenly surprise
the city.
If President Taft is determined that
Zelaya shall be deposed it is believed
here that the United States forces will
find active participation in the struggle
necessary.
Apparently General Estrada has
reached the stage where he feels that
the situation is critical unless the
Americans are prepared to assume an
active and supreme control.
At present Commander Shipley
awaits further orders from Admiral
Kimball.
insurgents is shown in connection with
ship company's steamer Df Gorgio.
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RAISIN GROWERS OF
FRESNO POOL CROP
Place Product in Hands of Trus-
tees for Sale

FRESNO, Dec. 1.-THE raisin war
which has been waging so bitterly here
for the last three months took an
other turn today when practically all
the raisins now in the hands of the
growers were united in one big pool
to be sold by a board of three trustees.
About 10000 tons of. different varieties
were signed up. A 3 cent price is
being sought on the muscats, of which
there are practically $500 tons; cents
is also asked for Thompsons of which
there are 900 tons, and 2 Y cents for
Malagas.
over 700 growers are included in
this pool, and it is believed that about
95 per cent of the crop which would
be in competition is now in the pool.
The trustees of the pool are Thomas
H Lynch of Fresno. d. S. Snodgrass of
Selma and A L. Sayre of MADEIRA.
According to the contracts signed by
the growers, these raisins must be sold
by next Saturday, and it has been
stated by one independent packer that
there is no doubt that they will be
sold. The total value of the raisins
pooled today is about $550,Q00.
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The prison ship martyrs, forgotten
victims of the revolutinary war. are to
be commemorated after more than 100
years of neglect. monument to the
memory of these 1880 victims of the
Wallabout prison ships is being erected
on Fort Green hill in Brooklyn.
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Miami university, Ohio, has gradu-
ated l president of the United States,
governors of states, 8 cabinet off,
GERS. United States senator's, am
ba assadors, "a congressman. l speaker
of the house 81 state senators, 60 army
officers. &c federal and state judges
and so college presidents, though her
total graduation list is less than 1000.
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Rheumatism

Infames the joints. stiffens the muscles
and in some cases. if neglected, causes
sufferings that are almost unendurable.
Thousands of grateful people have
testified that they have been radically
and permanently cured of this painful
disease by. the great constitutional
remedy, Hoods Sarsaparilla. which
neutraIizes the acid in the blood on
which the disease depends and eXpels it.
II am glad to tell how much good
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done me.
had rheumatism and my limbs We're
swollen so 1 could not use them. L
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and il en-
tirely cured me-" Miss Mary NJ. New
man, West Hatfield, Mass.
There is no real substitute for
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Get il today. In liquid form or chocOlated tab
LET'S called Sarsatabs. 100 doses 81.
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FOREST RANGERS AND
STOCKMEN DISCUSS LAWS
Cattle Raisers of Two Counties
Attend Convention
Especial Dispatch to The Call

PLACERVILLE, Dec. 11.-Stockmen
of Ell Dorado and adjoining counties
have been in attendance at a meeting
here yesterday and today. Addresses
have been delivered by prominent
stockmen and NJ. B. Pratt, supervisor
of the forest reserve. Deputy Wells,
Frank Haynie, clerk of the Tahoe res
ervaAon, and several forest rangers.
They are seeking to make the stock
men familiar with the forest reserve
laws.
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The advance in the price of wood
and charcoal is forcing the Japanese
to cook with gas.
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NOT TO BE DUPfD
BY SPRING VALLEY
Large Faction in the Sierra
Club Firm Supporters of
Hetch Hetchy Plan
Indignant That Name of Organ
iZatiOn Has Been Used in
Attack Against City

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MARINES WILL BE
FORCED TO FIGHT
Belief in Bluefields That Ze-
laya's Forces Will Not Meek
ly Yield to Them
Insnrgent Commander Depends
on American Intervention
to Save His Cause

Continued From Page IL
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Nut Set

This includes one-half
dozen fancy nut picks
and cracker-beautifully
nickeled. Placed in pol
ished wooden case. Priced
ridiculously low-47e.
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MAKES
THE BEST SCORE
AND WON LOW MEDAL SCORE
TROPHY At oNWENTisiA
CLUB YESTERDAY. -
LED A FIELD OF 100
Women to Decide Championship OF
Chicago Today--Lies Between
Miss Myra Hoimer and 4
Miss SaIlie Ainslie.

Chicago, Aug. 11,-Paui Hunter 81
Midlothian won. the row medal score
trophy of she 3G-hole qualifying rouni
OF the annual open tournamentl at On
wentsia Club. He led field OF neatly
feD starters With score ollie, The
|ts-year-cld Midlothian player made A.
|bsilliant "A In the Grs; eighteen yes
|tcrday and followed that with 75 to-
day - 90
Charles Evans. Jr., OF Edgewater.
the 1S-year-old western amateur cham
lpion. finished second with 151. Evans
I tied with Hunter with n yesterday
lbnt today he took II. r. H. McEiwes
lof onwentsia had the low score today.
la, and this combined with HIS Ts yes-
terday gave him third place with 1852.
Hunter duplicated Evans perform
ance Of yesterday. getting eleven sac
cessive fours.
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Tact TALKS TO
!. THOMAS 0'BR|EN
NJ
AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN HAD
MESSAGES OF GOOD WILL
FOR PRESIDENT.
RECESS APPOINTMENTS
VIII Be Few. Especially to Federal
Bench---Tsft Believes Senate
Should Confirm Appoint
nents--Played Golf.

Beverly. Mass. Aug. 11.--Taf
talked to Thomas J. O'Brien. ambas
s1dor to Japan, more than an honl
| this afternoc-. O'Brien, brought
many, messages of good viii from the
presidents friends in Japan.
The question Of a Japan n-American
treaty soon; win be taken up at Wash
Iingtca and 1t is believed the presi
dent will gather much Information
from the ambassador. O'Brien will
sail for Europe Saturday but xiii re-
turn to TIE United States. en- route
hack to his post. g<4
Taft declared today that it will be
his policy to make as few recess ap'
pointments as possible In cases cn
the federal beach. especially, the
president believes it is not good pol
icy to commission man to a life
position in the absence of confirma
tion by the senate Taft consequently
will rot fill the vacancy on the dis
trict court bench at Chicago, oc-
casioned by the death of Judge Be.
thea, until December.
I The president VII not attend the
army manoeuvers around Boston the
coming week. He leuShngly declared
capture Boston, Beverly or Ipswch.
today that the invading forces could
capture Boston, Beverly or Ipswich,
Just so they did not Invade the golf
links of Myopia ard Essex. The
president and his partner. John Hays
Hammond were "in bad" again at rs.
seq today, and lost golf game to
Gen Adelbert Ames and W. ] Poari'
man. E1 ~
The presidest declines to be, drawn
into political diseusslonsedustng ynca
tion time. He will not admit that ne
has seen any 'insurgent threats IN
the papers and this included the Cum
minis boom" for the preside ey.
Late today the president and Mrs
Taft took an automobile ride to In
swich. A7t G.
faft daily takes an hours gyfrna.
sium exercise before breakfast. He
expects to continue this on his west
ern trip on his private car. Several
additional ste s were added to the
itinerary of the trip down the Mis-
sissippi river from St Louis begin
ming October % The president will
make several addresses from the deck
of the steamboat en- rorte.
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bob DOUGLAS"
WON RICH RACE
CAPTURED THE 5000 OHIO STAKE
AT THE CLEVELAND
RACES.
GREEN PILOT A HERO
Won Apparently Hopeless Race, sni
People from Town Where he
Is Owned Won Lots of
I Money on Him.

Cleveland, Aug 11.--Hamburg Belle
| failed in an effort to break her record
| of 2:02A today, 2.o3h being the best
she could do. Within ise yards of the
wire, the mare tired and finished
slowly. f @ p
Bob Douglas. the .aspr:te. carried
laway the 81 900 OHIO STAKE IN straight
heats Penico Maid and Judge Lee
| fought every inch of the last two heats
for second place. Thousands of dol
liars. changed hands. On the 2:09 pace,
which was won by Green PILOT. Near
ly hundred residents of Kane. Pa,
where the horse Is owned bet all thu
money they could raise on him. Green
Pilot lost the first hea; 10 Walter Hal
by length. After falling into fourth
place at the half in the second heat
Murphy urged Green Pilot into grand
finish and won from Walter Hal by
a length. 1t was neck and neck be
tween Green Pilot and Walter Hal to
the head of the stretch In the third
but Walter Hal Jagged far behind at
the finish AMI near the wire lost sec
ond place TO Contractor.
Ed Geers drove Geraldine to victory
IN the 2:14 pace, although the mare
broke several times. Lady Maud @.
easily won the 2:05 pace.
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.CDUESOME THING
IN SUTTON CASI
EXPERT USES SKULLS TO SHOW
HOW BULLET KILLED YOUNG
LIEUTENANT.
SHOWS IMPOSSlBILITY
OF Man Being A5ie to XIII Himself
While in Position Described
BY Young oaiesr In
volved in the Case.

Ar'7 apolis, Arg. LA gruesoma
feature was this afternoon intro
dueed before the court OF inquiry in,
yestigating the death of Lieutenant
Sutton. when the deceased'ss mothers
attorney called DR. Edward NJ, Sehaef'
fer of Washington an expert on gun
shot wounds. THE spectators sfn.l In
terested parties crowded around the
table and ga2ed while the doctor
placed on the table skulls to the ex-
terror OF one of wn.eh he affixed. N
little Jumps Of wax, steel rods inteld.
ed to indicate the ,-sSrse1of the bullet
in Sutton's skull Lieutenant Adams
had given a dramatic illustration OF
Sutton's positioa when the fatal shot
was fired. The doctor stretched him
self on the table cnd endeavored 10
show that 1t was ialposible that Sut'
ton conid haye fred such shots.
one of the points which the witness
Insisted upon was the impossibi'lts
of Sutton being able, under the "ir.
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WAS GUILTY OF BICAMY
Arkansas Man Sentenced 10 Three
Years IN the penitentisry
in Missouri.

Marshall, Mo, Aug. 1i.-James A.
Barker. a real estate agent of Hart
ford. Ark, was found guilty of bigamy
here today by jury ald sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary.
On Nav Barker came to this city
ard married Mrs. Maggie Casey. who
was clerk in a department store
here.
At the time Of their marriage Par
ker told Mrs Casey that he was q
man of considerable means in Arkan-
sas and that bis wife died five years
ago in Alabama
A few weeks afterwards Mrs- Bsr-
Der No. OF Hartford. Ark, wrote to
the postmaster here. fnquiriug for her
husband. James A. Barker Barker
was arrested at Van Buren,. ARK.
Many ArkanssBs testified IN the case.
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NAMES OF SUPERVISORS
More Than Three Hundred Nill Be
Announced BY President Taft
Saturday or Monday.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE names
of more than three hundred super
vlsors of the census 10 be appointed
by Taft will be made public Saturday
or Monday.
Throughout most of the country
there will be q supervisor for each
congressional district. but IN the
large cities one supervisor will be ap-
pointed regardless of the number 'oi
congressional districts. The president
wishes to make. as many of taese ap-
pointments now as possible. Thcse
appo,-te now are in states where the
supervisors are named upon hte
recommendation of Republican sen
H'ors and the Others are practically
ready now.
In the sorthern s'ates where it Is
proposed 10 divide the appointments
between Democrats and Republicans.
the appointments probably viii be de-
layed
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EXPECT TO INVITE TAFT
Citizens OF paducsh intend TO Ask
President to Make Visit TO
That City.

Paiiucsh, KY. Aug. 11.-President
Taft probably will be inyited to visit
Paducah when he makes his trip
down the Mississippi river in October
He will be in Cairo, and as that city
Is but fifty miles by water from Pa
ducah he could easily run here for an
hour or two. POSTMASTER Frank NJ
Fisher is just beck from Washington
ard while there learned that the In.
vitation might be accepted.
The postmaster says that Hon ]
c. Speight of Mayfield Is forging to
the front for the appointment of dis
triet attorney Of the United States
court for the Western district oi
Kentucky. and IL Is his belief that be
will receive the apposntma-t- George
DuRelIe of Louisville. the incumbent
holds until June L speight Is one Of
the most prominent Republicans in
this section Of the state.
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5000 VETERANS
IN BIG PARADE
PASSED THROUGH STREETS OF
SALT LAKE CITY YES
TERDAY.
THE HEAT WAS INTENSE
Many Were Overcome, but No FATAL.
ties Reported-Livlng Flag, Com.
posed Of Children, Had to
Be Abandoned.

Salt Lake City, Aug. 1.-THE in
tense heat thinned the ranks of today's
annual parade Of the Grand Army ol
the REnubIic and wrought sufferiue
among hundreds OF children who par,
ticipated in the formation. of the living
flag. The weather was so oppressive
that the living flag In the procession
was fhaliy abandoned s.y
At least, one hundred veterans fell
and were taken from the street, but
the. majority quickly recovered, and
there were no fatalities The three
relief stations, insured prompt aid for
the sufferers. s-
Notwithstanding the discomfort, the
parade was great success. More than
5000 old soldiers. tramped four abreast
and hundred thousand persons saw
tho spectacle. ,-
The Nebraska delegation carried
ears OF corn. The Minnesctans bore
sheafs of wheat; Vermont wore sprigs
of pine. Arkansas had the smallest
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WOMEN TO DECIDE IT.

Exmoor Club, Highland Park, H.,
Aug. i1.--7As the result of the semi.
finals Miss MyTa Holmer OF Midlothian
will oppose Miss Sallie Ainslie nf
Westward Ho, in the 1s-hole final for
the wenen's city golf championships
title here tomorrow, Miss Ainslie.
who Is the present title holder, won
from Mrs w. L. DeWoIf OF onwentsla.
3 up and to play; Miss Holmer de-
feated Mrs, E.. r. Perkins Of Glensiew,
2 up and I to play.
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TRAVIS WAS orr.

Manchester. VI. Aug. fi.---Wlth only
two scores below 80, although the
greens were In good condition and the
weather IDEAL the qualifying round OF
Isolf for tie first prlze cup on Ekwanok
Club links was completed today, Fred
crick Herrcshoff OF Ekwanok won the
medal with 76 for the is holes. Next
WAS Henry n. Wilder. the intercolieEi'
ate champion. with II. Waller a.
West. Of Philadelphis. was third, With
so.
Walter J. Travis was sadly on his
game and qualified in the middle OF the
first division of 80 with a score OF IS.
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ELEPHANTS STAMPEDE
Small Dog Started Trouble People in
Kansas Town Terrorlzed For
While.

Clay Center. Kas., Aug Flor
two hours today the people of the
town were terrorized by eleven ele-
plants which escaped from a show
and stampeded through the street.
The trouble started when r small
dog bit at the heels of one of thc.e!s-
plants. The beast at once began to
trumpet and breaking from its Keeper
ran away. The other ten elephants
followed. Before the elephants were
finally captured a Snowman WIS
lr1ocked from a horse and seriously
injured.
During the excitement tho people
of the town kept off the streets.
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FINAL DETAILS TO De AGREED
ON AFTER CLUB OFFERING
BEST INDUCEMENTS is
SELECTED.
EACH MAN MUST POST
$500 IMMEDIATELY
As Mark of Good Falth--Money 10
's Operate as Side Bet on Fight
Must Take Place Not Later
Than, 8 Months After.
hs Club Selected. -,

Chicago, Aug. ll.-Aftieles OF agree
ment for d fight between JACK Johnson
and james j. Jecries for. the heavy.
weight championship of the world
were signed, here today, -,
Sam Berger, manager for. Jeffrles
and George Little.Johnson's manager,
and Johnson himself were present
when the articles were signed. Little,
however, had nothing TO do with the
arrangement of the terms, Articles
prepared by Jenries we're given to
Johnson. After perusing the paper,
Johnson handed it back, remarking
that they were satisfactory. He then
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cumstances, to exert sufficient
strength to null on the trigger of a
revolver to bring down the hammer.
When the coprt adjourned Schaeffer
was still under cross examlnation.
TLe evidence Z: Sergeant Todd.
while It did not conform in the whole,
to an alleged interview with him did
bring into the official evidc3ce some
points not In consonance with the
evidence given previously by the
young officers of the mari1e corps
who we're more or less connected
with the events which climaxed in
Sutton's death.
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SITUATION IS DARKER
Failure 10 Agree in chiesrc Railway
Dispute Causes Growing cis-
satisfaction.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE street rail
way situation Is darker today than
since the uEic- men voted to stand
hv their demands. The failure CT the
conferences between the union lea.l-
ers and the eompsny officials 20 re.
suit in any tangible offer which the
union officials thought they corli
take 10 the men. nas caused growing
dissatisfaction. The presidents Of
the roals. however. desired to confer
With their directors before making
further oaers tomorrow.
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outlined what he considered to he
LsaiisfaetorY agreement

outlined what he considered TO be a
satisfactory agreement.
A warm discussion followed, and for
a time It looked as though the meeting
would be without result. Berger OBJ
jected to any mention of the purse in
the articles. but finally yielded this
point johnson was esually insistent
on the omission from the agreement of
all reference to Jeffries as heav%.
weight champion of the world. Final
ly all reference to this was omitted,
and the agreement was made as fol-
lows:
.8. The Agreement.
Formal agreement, entered into on
the 11th day of August, 1909, between
Jack johnson of Galveston. Texas, and
James J. Jeffries of Los Angeles, Cal.
Int is agreed between these men mu-
tually that they box certain number
of rounds. from twenty to one hundred.
for the heavyweight championship of
the world.
Ine contest 10 De Heiu DelOTe tDS
club offering the best inducements AMI
mutually agreed upon by the contest
ants.
THE division of the purse is to be
on a basis of either GO per cent TO the
winner and 40 per cent to the loser,
respectively. or IS and 25 per cent. or
the winner may be permitted to take
the entire amount. The decision Oh
this matter rests with the said JEFF
fries.
"A sum Of $4,000 each is to be posted
with Charles A. Com:szey OF Chicago,
as guarantee Of good faith and the ful.
lfllment by each side or the terms of
this agreement. said money TO be post
ed within seventy-tvo hours II il
fnrther agreed that said $1,000 shall
Eoperste as a side bet ON the result o.
the contest.
| 1T is further agreed that the club
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Ar GALEsBURG.

Galesburg. Aug. 11.-Paderewsk
won the 2:14 trot for a purse of $3.50
the principal event of the second dal
of the Great Western circuit races
Bedlaa, Jr., was second; Harry Ian
ming. third. Time 2:07h,
2:25 pace. $500. Fly-By-Night, won;
Pauline Paul. second; King Bash
third. Time 2;12h.
2:20 trot, $500. Miss Elyria Won
Bertha C. second; MDllie ParrolIt'
third. Time 2:l0A.
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DAYS CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE receipts
of the customs today aggregated ST.
l,53S against sl,039,7O3 In the cor
responding day las year. The excess
is attributed to the large imports of
articles wherein yne rates were de,
creased by the new tariff law.
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MoIoRCyCLIs1S MEET
Convention Opens in Indianapolis
Joseph lcepsinto Wins Run
From Cleveland, Ohio.

Indianapolis. Aug. 11.-With the
finish of the run of the Federation of
American Motorcyclists today. began
the federation's annual convention.
out of ninety-six starters at Cleveland
Yesterday fFty-two finished with per
feet scores.
The first rider in was joseph Dc
Palmo of Chicago. The speel eln-
tests VIII be held c'1 the new speed
way Friday and Saturday
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kTo EvlCTs STRIKERS
@ FROM coMPANY'S HOUSES

Pittsburg Aug. ii.--Early tomor'
row foity-seven Schoezville strikers
ana their families will be evicted
from the Pressed Steel Car ,company's 's
houses at McKee's Rocks. The ques'
ton OF arbitration of the strike will
be held IN allegiance until the 18th
when The court will rule on the ad
visibility Oi invoking the arbitration
law
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MooRS DRIVEN OUT.

MellIla, Aug. li.-A captive Spanish
balloon today discovered two new
camps of Moors. which we're promptly
shelled by the Spanish artillery. The
Moors were driven out. carrying their
dead aud wounded,
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division. only four, and Illinois the
larges:.
At the rear came the ex-prisoners of
war, whose banners were reminders OF
the darkest pictures OF the civil war.
on a white background the watchers
read: Libby" "Andersonville, Ma
con, 9~"Tyler,' Belle Isle" and othei
Confederate prisons. 1t is estimate'i
that a total of 1000 were In the
parad,. N. f".---'
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SAILORS AS sMuGGLERs.

Honolul. Aug. fl.-Charges of
smuggling duplicating officers and
men of the crew of the cruiser St.
Louis which arrived from Samoa a
few days ago, are being investigated
by Collector of the Port Stackable
and United States District Attorney
Robert Breckons. Many arrests may
be made. ~.
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HARTMAN AT MUNICH.

Munich. Aug. 1t.-Harriman arrived
kere today. apparently in good health
He spent the day in an automobile ex-
eursion.
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BIG FIRE.

Lyn1. Mass. Aug. 1.-THE Morocco
plant of A. b. Hoffman and Son
burned this morning wednesday,
The loss is a quarter of million dol
lars.
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srowns ses, Thiisociphia.
Good Support Wins.

Boston, Aug. 11--Both teams hit
hard, but the locals gave Arellanes
wonderful support
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
; oetroit aten Arain..

Washington. Aug H. Sensational
fielding by the locals kept Detroit 5
runs down.