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CHINESE PHYSIJIAN
 CANNOT BE LOCATED
CtidNk DOCTOR WHO TREATED SCULPTOR IS lSSiNG-WoM-
 AN IN THE CASE.

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 31-While the police are searching for Lee Hang Chow. the Cnlnese physician who was treating Louis Potter, the sculptor, for derma ailment when the latter died here Thursday morning interess cen tered about Potter's companion. Al though the woman was found last night in the office of physician who is treating her. she refused to dis close her identity and Potter's friends are equally silent on this point. The coroner's inquiry said that he had in formation concerning her but that he had been assured that she would be available if desired as a witness.
 The persistency with which those at tending her are protecting her name lends color to rumors that she is con nected with a family of writers. A. the hotel where Potter died. his com panon frequently referred to her ex- perience as a writer. and led persons to believe that sine was a frequent contributor to New York newspapers and magazines.
 Search of f0tter's belongings failed 10 identify his companion
 Among his effects were two large scrap books filled with photographs of his work and many letters from prominent men and women in the field of art and letters. other let ters showed that Potter was deeply interested in psychology anu was in frequent communication with psychol- ogists ali over the world.
 Potters body still is held by the coroner pending report on the chemical analysis of the contents of the stomach
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"BAR CRY" NOT MUSIC.

Washington, Aug. S1.-A baby cry is not music, according to decision announced today at the treasury de partment. In pronouncing this yer. dict the government put the baby cry on the same plane as the sound of a pistol shot, the jingle of a sleigh bell and the noise of tin whistles and duck calls.
 The question came up on asprotest of Carl Fisher, a New York importer, that the New York customs house should not assess small wooden whis- ties known as baby crys' at 45 per cent advalorem duty as for musical instruments. His contention was sus- tained The whistles are used in or chestras and moving picture shows.
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CREEKS MAKE PROTEST.

Athens, Aug. 31.-A bellicose mass meeting held today in the Greek Isl and of Samos, adopted a resolution demanding the departure of the Turk ish troops from the island and re vision of the constitution. The Rus sian consul promised that the troops would leave the island as soon as the Samian Gendarmeri was organized.
 Samos, which lies off the west coast of Asia Minor, short distance south west of smyrna, is an autonomous principality under the sovereignty oi Turkey It's ruler. the prince of Sa mos, is a Greek.
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MAKES SENSATIONAL CHARGES AGAINST GOVERNOR BLEAsE
 OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
URGES HIM TO BE DECENT
Says He Must Clear Himself of the Foul Accusations Now Resting Against Him to Save His
 Political Future.

Spartanburg, S. C., Aug. 31.--ln an open letter to Governor Cole l.. Blease, Senator B. R. Tillman in characteris- tic language resents the oft repeated assertion in the state recently that Bleaseism is Tillmanism. The sena- tor asks Blease to meet the criminal charges that have been brought against him, denounces hi smethods and urges him to try to be decent governor"
 "Tillmanism means genuine democ- racy, the rule of the people of all the white people, rich and poor alike, with special privileges and favors to none, with equality of opportunity and equality of burden t9 aIfss' says the senator
 "Bleaseism, on the contrary, means personal ambition and greed for of fice-the office to be used, not for the welfare of all the people and of the | state. but for .Rleasa and his friends: none others need apply | Further he says:
 l You never shall, if I can prevent | it, carry out your threat to make the people of South Carolina sweat blood because so many of them have not been bambooseled and debauched by your demagogic appeals"
 The senator rejoices in the vote he
 received in the recent primary from
 those who have always opposed him.
 but charges Blease with having stolen T the vote of the oidtime TllImanites from him.
 Concluding his letter, which Is more than 5000 words In length, he says:
 If you can clear yourself of the foul accusations made against you In the governors office and will pursue wholly different policy hereafter, there is some futgEe for you in the state yet You must be governor of the whole people and not of your friends alone, and they will take care of yoour future destiny, always sup posing that you clear yourself of the charges that have been brought against you For unless you do that you can never hope to aspire to high promotion, for the people of South Carolina will never send to Washing ton man not above suspicion. For the honor of the state. l hope you can and will clear yourself May God forgive you for sins you have com mitted against yourself and the pea- pie of this state"
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CLARK BELIEVES
 HE WAS NOMINEE
SAYS HE NEVER BOLTED A TICK. EFT AND IS NOW FOR WILSON
 AND MARSHALL.

Canobie Lake, N. H., aug Slsr7 Champ Clark told democrats Of Mas sachusetts at their outing here todas that he believed now and would al ways believe he was entitled to the democratic nomination for presiden; this year But under the two thirds rule, Wilson and Marshall were nom mated and I never bolted a demo crataic ticket and never will, he add ed. He declared that the formation of a third party at this cime was need less. If the republicans believe in progressive ideas let them come into the democratic party" he said.
 The tariff, high cost of living. direct election of United States senators and kindred subjects were discussed a. length by Speaker Clark. After prais- ing the work of the present house of representatives, he said that the cost of living had gone up 60 per cent in the last Is years, while wages had increased only 21 per cent, and, he added, there is no hope of remedial legislation as long as the three branches of the government are not Of the same political faith. l hope to see the election of democratic house, a democratic senate and a democratic president.
 "1he tariff ought to be reduced to a revenue or competitive basis and be removed entirely on the most neces- sary articles of food, while the trusts should be abolished utterly There are laws enough to abolish the trusts if they were honestly, conscientiously, vigorously and patriotically enforced which they are not"
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WOMEN WANT VOTES.

Spartanburg. s. C.. Aug 3l.IThe women of Spartanburg. moved hy re cent political developments in south Carolina. have raised their voice in demand of votes for women in this state, In response to call issued today. moro than DO women met to consider the organization of wom ans suffrage league, The meeting adopted resolutions declaring the DO litical conditions in this state dis graceful and adjourned To meet again next W ednesday for permanent organt sation
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France Is Suspicious.

Paris, Aug S1.-The definite as sumption by the United States to full control of the affairs in Nicaragua Is anticipated by the Temps to be the outcome of the present american in tervention in that country. After a long review of the circumstances leading up to the actual situation. the newspaper concludes:
 "The United States today holds the title Central American republic ill Q wise. We expect soon to see tho armed intervention transformed into protectorate.
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OHIO DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.

Columbus Ohio, Aug. 31.-The democratic state campaign will be launched in Columbus Friday. Septenl- Der 20. according to an announcement made here today by c. l.. Finley. chair man of the state executive committee. Governor Woodrow Wilson and Con gressman James Nj. Cox, of Dayton. candidates for president and governor. resectively. will be here to nartiei- pate in the opening of the campaign. the chairman said This will be Gov ernor Wilson's first visit to Ohio since entering the presidential race. During the primary campaign he an. nonneed that, owing co the candidacy Of Governor Harmon, he would not visit this state.
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wEpDED IN zoo.

Oakland, Cal, Aug 31.-Surrounded by wedding party which included a lioness. leopard, a puma, panther, and jaguar. also a trainer armed with whip and revolver. Miss Ruth Kayanaugh and George w. Loewen- stein were married in den of lions at an amusement park today.
 Miss Mae Clark, who missed the glo- ry of wedding among the beasts be- cause she could not choose a husband among 250 men who proposed, was among the spectators. Miss Clark of, fered to be married in the den provid- ed the park proprietors furnished the man. They furnished battalion Miss Clark could not trim her eligible list down to one.
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lnvestlnator Wounded.

Chicago, Aug 31.-Robert Wilson, 42 years old, believed. from letters found in his possession, to be a special investigator seeking men who fled from New York after the murder of Herman Rosenthal, was stabbed to. night in B quarrel with an unidenti- fled man in front of hotel at Twen- ty.first street and Wabash avenue. He suffered deep cut on the right cheek and was taken Co hospital
 Wilson refused to talk when ques- toned hy the police, except to say that he was wounded during an argu. menf with a man. He refused to re- veal the identity of his assaiIant and disappeared shortly after being re. leased from the hospital
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TOTAL COTTON CROP.
Shows an Increase Over Last Year
 of 100000 Bales.

of 100000 Bales.
 New Orleans, Aug. 31-The total production of cotton in the United States for the commercial year ending today was 16,13S.426 bales, an increase over last year of 4.019. 331; an increase over year before last of 5.52S. .75S. and an increase over 1908-09 of 2,3i2.969. according to figures compiled today by H. G. Hester, secretary of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange
 Southern consumption was the largest of any previous year. 2.ss44 067 bales being used by the southern mills. This exceeded last years total by S0S,45l bales and was in excess of the largest previous consumption. which was in 190S-09. by 1884, bales.
 Secretary Hester's annual cotton statement, which includes port move ments, exports and the worlds con sumption of American cotton. etc, will be issued within the next few days.
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OPPOSE STATE TICKET,

Des Moines. Iowa, Aug Si.-Oppo' sition to a state ticket which the pro. gressive party state convention next "Wednesday Is expected to name, de- yeloped ln the county conventions throughout Iowa today Reports re- ceiYed tonight showed only few county delegates ayowedly for tne state ticket plan with a lafse majority against such action.
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zaIaya Returning.

Panama, Aug 31,-Local newspap- CTS today publish a report that Presi dent Zalaya of Nicaragua, whose government was overthrown in 1909 by the revolution headed by General Estrada has arrived in Colon on his way to Nicaragua. Inquiries at the Nicaraguan and American legations failed to confirm the report.
 Owing to the rcyo uton in Nicara, qua 1t is said that the Pacific Mai Steamship Company's vessels are moi receiving cargoes at Nicaraguau ports.
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PANAMA ELECTIONS.

Panama. Aug. 2i Candidates fur first. second and third slee pfe<ldenls 0l the republic were chosen today hY the committees of the various naflieA Assembled tn iolns meetlns fhe dea. snates are Rodolla chlar|. Ramon taE dea and Aflalldes Afiona
 lt A anticipated that moaf of lha members of tho minority will vote laF Spuor ChlaFA whaae eieetlan Nlla nfahs ahlY As alMaat auAnlmous
 Ramon Natiea A aald ,A he ssAIssI Tor ghe %Naahlaslen legation
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ITALIAN couNrERFElTERs.

Rome, Aug. 91.-A profound sensa. tion was caused by the arrest today of two prominent leaders of Roman society with five accomplices on a charge of alleged traffieking in coun- terfeit bank notes and government stock certificates
 The chief of those accused are Count Falzacappa and Count Barbiel- lini, who are charged with having is. sued illicit securities on an extensive scale.
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tions, all "foci of infection" must be controlled and the victims isolated
 Government reports show that on January l, there were 146 known caess in this country under the supervision of health authorities of IT states. Cal ifornia, Louisiana and Massachusetts have leper segregation institutions. Other states have varying degrees of control. A number of cases have de- veloped in persons born in the United States.
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ANOTHER IMPORTANT WITNESS AGAINST BECKER HAS LEFT
 CITY SUDDENLY.
GAMBLERS TURN THE TABLES
MuIeted for Years by Police, They Now Demand and Receive Pay for Maintaining Silence on
 Graft Proposition.

New York, Aug. 31.-Another wit ness for the state in the Rosenthal murder case has mysteriou2'y dis appeared, according to information obtained today at the office of Dis trict Attorney Whitman.
 The mans identity was not reveal ed but the value of his testimony to the prosecution of such importance that detectives were dispatched to- night to Philadelphia on a tip that he had gone there.
 The man is said to be in a position to give sensational evidence bearing upon the alleged gambling graft oper- atlons or Lieutenant Charles Becker, accused of instigating the murder Of Herman Rosenthal
 Tn view of the sudden departure for Europe of Thomas Coupe, another witness, and tho mysterious absence or Frank Walsh, also q witness, suspicious were expre sed by the dis trict attorneys office tonight that in fluence was being exerted to get as many state witnesses as possible out 0, the way before Becker's trial, scheduled to begin September 10, or IL Testimony of the witness report ed missing tonight would help to establish a motive. t was said, for the killing of Rosenthal n connection with Beckers alleged relations with the gambler.
 In gathermg evidence for the pro posed John Doe" investigation Of police alliance with gambling and dis orderly resorts. 1t was stated today by one of the district attorneys as sistants that the so-called vice trust" of g disorderly houses raided un August 15. had set aside the sum of $50Q00 out of its profits as a cor ruption fund for the de ivery' of the district attorney Although a number of these houses re eopened after the raid. which was conducted by Assist ant District Attorney smith and agents of the Society for the Proven iiun Of Crime, they recently closed again.
 Fear of a repitition of the raid from the district attorneys office is the reported reason. The $50,O00 fund represented Ii was said, one weeks receipts of the inmates in the S2
 ouses operated by the trust who.
 ng that time, were compelled to
 ID 10 the "syndicate' their per .spnal profits. Through subterranean channels. word was conveyed to the district attorneys office that the $50,- GOO was for the coming payment for the privilege of operating without protection, It was said that nothing was feared by the syndicate from bt police Detectives from the dis < rict attorneys office assigned to Hnegotiater with the heads lof the Hfrust" have procured evidence Of EIse preferred bribe 1t was said, which sItnald be presented during the John Hoe" proceedings.
 H Tables have been turned by gambl- flas upon whom the police have been IEsont to levy blackmail, 1t was report 'fed today
 f Taking advantage of the prospect of prosecution which faces some of the grafters in the police department, victimized gamblers have been de- manding pay from the former grattefs as the price of silence, It was said, and have obtained 1t.
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REPUBLICAN, TEXT BOOK.
Campaign Committee Issued Book of
 i50 Pages.

New York, Aug. 31-The republi- can national committee today issued it's campaign text book. It is 150 pages shorter than the text book of 1908. Ii contains the acceptance speech of President Taft and several chapters devoted to the tariff, he cost of living various phases of the labor question and the record of the Taft administration The prosecutions un- der the sherman law are reviewed at length. A chapter is devoted to Woodrow Wilson, the democratic can didate, with extracts from his writ ings.
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PRoeREssivEs CONTROL.
Proxies Give Bull Moosers Upper
 Hand in Convention.

San Francisco, Aug 31.-Eleven members of the republican state cen tral committee voting the proxies of 12 other members, gave the control of the republican county central com mittee into the hands of the progress i've wing today when they decided that Fred c. Sanborn, former harbor com missioner, was no longer chairman of the organization and that Charles Forbes had ceased to be it's secre tary.
 The busted men are Taft supporters and the charge against them was that they solicited funds for the Tatl campaign without authorization from the state central committee, which is controlled by the Roosevelt faction.
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esArH ACCIDENTAL.

Albuauefque. N Ms Aus at-A yer dlet of accidental death was returned taiaY hN Cotonera jury tn the oase oi solomon Lana. wealthy baker. sheep owner and republican national com mllEeaman from New Mexico. wap mes death ht talllns inso aheep digs ping val Qn hts raneh II llor4e sfFlnsa yestefday
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COLONEL plrRet DEAD.

Washington. Aug ai Colenel Ed Wln S tearte for i3 years asslstant serseaul atarms ol tbe house at rep reaeniallses alod suddenN af hls home here ledaF ile W4s born in Neg Npak Se YoagS ago
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lEpER SEGREGATION,
Definite Policy Needed for Care ot
 Unfortunaten.

Washington. Aug sl-Need of a definite policy tor the control and see
 feeatlon ot lepers "a urged ln report issued to-day hy me public health ser vice Comparatively few eases are in ihe unlied states but the federal au ihafltlea eOuleni thal f the number E kepg small aud lhe burden of pn eKeE lHefeaNips nnnhsf ef leaefa n nof go ae Hlaced aneu fatufe kenefa
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FIFTEEN RouNn DRAW.

sharon "a. Aug 4l nilly Ofll giths Of nle. and natlllns connefs ai New hglshlen. went l5 taat rounds n dgRN toalHat before the Barrel Athletic (iah.
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sues STANDARD olL,
Mlssisslppl Atgornef General Flles a
 clalm tor stslsooe.

Meridian NisB. Aaa Nt AlleRlak violation ol sgate iaWk soVoruins mo. aQnelies and restraint ia trade. a snlf
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to their home governments for help and protection.
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