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SCARE -SPREADS
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Pastor Announces Two More
Cholera Deaths.
AUBURN BECOMES EXCITED
Inmates of Italian Boarding House
.Where Newly-Arrived Foreigner
Died of Droad Disease Removed to
StEukjjUne Hospltal.but Belief Pre
vails. TUfet feevcral Men Exposed to I
Contagion
Country.
Havo Scattered Over
Aubtirn. N. Y., July 3. -sJVhllo tho
authorities horo havo tho cholera sit
uation well In hand, tho nnxloly of
residents has been Increased by wild
rumors of a spread or tho disease, and
a scntmtlon waa caused when tho
Itov. Dr. A. W. llourno of the First
Baptist church, In concluding n
prnyor for tone persons who iad boon
exposed to the malady, stated that
two additional htlms had died.
The congregation atopped to dis
cuss tho alarming navs outside tho
church and It spread with surprising
rapidity. At tho Osborne House,
where both I)r. Thoinua 0. fnwyor
aifd A. F. llodgmnn of the local
health department and Dr. V. s. Ma
flllL of Albany, rnpreMnting in stato
Ward of health, and Dr. HdwarcU
JirauciA or vaaairuiti, on mo umteti,
aiaies marine nospuai service, wort
lioldlng n ronfcretjro tfo' rumor wai
received. Thb' physicians' made ful
Investigation nnd dclared omphatlci
ally that thore was absolutely nffi
truth In It. I
Removed to Peathousp.
All of tbo Inmates cf tie two Ital
ian hoarding houses wore forauved
to tho ucHr municipal hospital for
tuberculosis. The institution has Just
boon completed and wan not jot In
use. The state department or health
advised Isolation of nil of tho sus
pects and they wero transported to
tho new hospital.
Court Interpreter James Ray. tho
Italian loader here, after an Investi
gation stated that Ho feared thcro
woro a numbor of exposed
nortwna'
who were able to evade quarantine.
ITWhcn the cholera victim, Tonioso
BlrnrdI,iroacliei Auburn he was afoot-
$1 .b)! Mi ft-hr prpMrs. Vlfo; rind
Wank, and n i-art- nt inr ,'n.hn
Tfad line, wii hint in UUly. . The1 0 v
WaceU and Listed each oth- In f-o. "y trolley role was the 'imuo of
ndoriir llhllhns. ntfdf'-hfWr- fh6ti-1 tfc" disaster. The motoimr.n ind con
EJug in tho business soctton for n I dm tor of the other car jdniped ulid
cn.ui e. Injury.
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GREATEST OR ALL
FOUR COMPLETE RINGS, ROYAL ROMAN HIPPODROME,
2 MASSIVE STAGES, AERIAL ENCLAVE, .
TRAINED WILD ANIMAL SHOW IN STEEL ARENA '
Real Wild West Exhibition Under One Canvas for ONE PRICE
of Admission.
Premier Horse Fair, Carnival of Clowns, 40 Comedians, Rep
resenting Every Country on Earth.
Three Huge Consolidated Menageries, 3 Herds of Performing
Elephants, 300 Acts of Horseman-ship, Aerial Novelties and Gym
nastic Evolutions.
Trained Wild Beasts of the Jungle, Real Western Sports and Pastimes
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Two Performances Daily, Rain or Shine, in Waterproof Tents.
TRW ACHR.S OP CNVAS, I'llOV 1DINO 8RATS I'Oll 10,000 SI-KOTATOIIS
Kuvcltr Street l-iirmlc. Ono JIllo l.ous,
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inprrhcft; Of t: e families Of He- ltrldt
ntkl brldejstfcem wart) present The
bride t& rrndnatPiCftom Smith college-
r.Sfl for n tltro wnn a nipr.bcr of
The Frrtrture Hunter" rnr?.r'.v.
CUSTOMS RECORDS BROKEN
Fiscal Yesc Jur.t Ended Boet -n Mis.
tory of Now York Port.
Vow York, July v A '-oatptfratlvo
statement cf editions ni ttls fort
fro-u lines, penalties, offers' In row
f-romiso nnd for.'elturt-s mtVes tho
Tsfal ear ending on l'Maay the big
irrit on i err id for t'.'O custoni hciso.
Tbe collections f.-rm t.10 fourcos
al.ore mentioned wero $2.H.irS.no.
The rollectl.-ns In the prpco.Iinp joar
wero $1,507.1.11.14. The duties eol
lerted last year on pnssenge: ' bai
gaeo wero $2.90.".582.20. The col'oc
tlons from tho snrr.e stfurco In 1010
and 1009 wefo respectholy Sl.-tlS,-311.1$
nnd $700,897.
4 TAFTiNllOOSIERDOM
Talks at Marlon Today and at'lndlan
apollo Tomorrow.
Marlon. Iud , July 3.ProsIdent
Taft nrr'vetl hero at neon today, and
this ufteruoon Ib nddresslng tho In
mates of tho old Soldiers' noma on
"World Poaco." This evonlnit ho will
address locul bankers and odltara oil
tho Aldrlch plan for currency roform.
His Indlannpolls spooeh Hmorrow
night borore tho Marlon club will bo
dovolod to reciprocity.
Eugone F. Ware Dies.
Colorado Springs, Colo., July 3.-
Eugcno P. Ware, ex-coinmlsslonor of
pensions, who wns known by hit po
etic .writings under tho pen name of
Irowiulll, died bufti. Ho was ill only
tli minutes.
Dashes Madly to Hfc Death.
New York. July 3 A motorman
on Westchester electric c;en car
jci ni car crop i.vuj icei ucvn a
lilll with tho brakes open, to bang
hto n car that was uaclti.it: r.wy at
Jho ond of tho Crop. Tho mmnrman
Instantly killed by tho Hie
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DRAW LINE ON
' MEAT COMB!
Mexican Butchers Apptil to
Governor of StaiV
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CRY DOWN WITH MOSOPLY
jblle Ivjanlfettatlons Against Con
cessions Granted 'o Forelsners by
Dlas Government Bob Up In Va'J
ous" Marts' o'f Republlo Pacific
Docking Company arjd American
Meat Firm Latest tb Draw Wrath
of Indignant Citizens.
auadalajnrnl Mexico; July 3 Pub
lic manifestations agalust foreign In
terests are of almost dally occurrcnco
here. A vigorous campaign la being
waged by tho followers of tho polit
ical leaders against American and
other foreign enterprises that are op
erating 'concessions granted by the
preceding administration.
In oho Cf these demonstrnt'ons JuSt
made hero the meh engaged In tho
meat business In this city nnd Scores
Of others gathered nt tho Indepen
dence Monument plaza, pinned on
tholr lints sighs reading "Abajo 131
Monftpollo," "Down with the motion
biy," nnd marched to tho government
palate to register a formal protest
against the 'Pacific Docltliig company
arid an American concern which, 111
January last, inaugurated hero the
most modern meat packing plant In
Moxlco. A committee was ecnt to
c6nfor With tho provisional governor,
nnd a demand for tho abrogntloh of
tho concession tinder which the plant
wns built was niuilo.
Governor Gulttcrrcz Allonde told
the committee ho' would mako nn In
vestigation. '
BUCKEYE BRIEFS
Disagrees1 'second rT.me.
Chllllcotho, O., July 3. -For tho
second tlmo ti jury In tho case of
Nelson Dresbach disagreed. He was
tried for misapplying $117,000 of tho
Kingston bank funds. Tho bank
failed In 1900. Tho Jury stood 8 to
4 for acquittal.
' Oborlln to Get $125,000 More.
Oberlln. O. July 3 Tho J'.nnnclal
fommltto'j of Oberlln college author
ised that tho general education board
-JrNew York city be notified that the
Oberi'n jboO.Ofib 'fund, on the rajstng
ti wnieu, wns uascn mo uoaru a con
tingent pledge of $125,000, had been
t'ollccted.
Architect For Normal School.
Cowling Green, O.. July 3. Tho
architect for tho state normal school
to bo erected her will bo eleted by
tho trustoes nt the next incelng, to
be held lii Colun'ibiis Jul J' 10, The
tnistccH chose J, K. Collins presi
dent: D. C. Ilrown, secretary; John
liegg, vleo president, urtd D. T. Drtvls,
ticnsurcr.
' Harmon Begins Vacatloi.
Columbus, O., July 3,Governor
Harmon loft "fof'Uctrdlt, " VIi6ro ho
will deliver a Fourth of July address.
Ho will then go to Charlevoix, tho
summer capital of Ohio, whre tho
Harmon family has opened, n'red and
got settled In tho Harmon cottage.
Tho governor expects to" remain at
Charlevoix during July.
Girl Impaled on Splko.
Stcubenvllle, O., July 3. .Mary
Slmco, a Httlo Hungarian girl, whilo
playing nt Mingo Junction fell over
a high cliff, a distance of GO feet
landing on a pllo of rubbish. When
she wns picked up It was found n
splko driven through a board had
! penetrated her skull. Her death oc
curred within a fow hours.
Will Spend Fourth In Hospital.
Cleveland. O., July 3. While play
ing on tho dumping grounds with sev
oral companions, 10-year-old Walter
Kcpp found n giant lirocrackor. A
few minutes later ho Ignited Its fuso
and was badly Injured nnd powder
burned In tho explosion that fol
lowed. At Lakeside hospital It was
said the boy would recover.
Shod Three President.
Mnrysvlllo, O., July 3. Joseph
Cooper, shoemaker, OR, Marysvlllo's
oldest citizen, died at tho homo of
his daughter, Mrs. James Taborn. I
Cooper had the distinction of having
made boots for three presidents,
Jackson, Vnn Daren nnd Tyler; alsd
Goneral Wlnfiold Scott, Stonewall
Jackson, General Leo and other noted
men.
Stiletto Wound Fatal.
Youngstown, O., July 3. L. W.
Lafaerty of Jeanotto, Pa., was found
on tho street hero with a stiletto
wound In his right side. Ho died
while bolng removed to a hospital.
Lafacrty's assailants escaped and tho
pollco nro now scouring the city for
them. It Is believed that hs slayers
wero Italians, and three other men
aro being sought as witnesses.
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WEATHER FORECAST I
Ohio Tomorrow:' Continued x
J warm; light southwest ond west 4-
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Traction' WlsHS! Whose Wlfo Seeks
Least Separation.
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ADMITS SEEKING DIVORCE
Mrs. Shonts Files Suit In Courts of
New York.
Paris, Jul 3.- That Mrs, IVcodoro
P. Slionts, lfo of tho Now York cap
italist and engineer, who is tho head
or tho Intcrborough Hnpld Transit
company of N'ew York, lias Instituted
proceeding! for separation undor tho
New York law, was admitted hero by
Mrs. Shonts' attorney. Mrs. Shonts
Is staying . with her daughter, tho
Duchess of'Chaulncs. SI10 la pros
trated. AUT(JS MEET HEADON
Passenger Dies In a ft03plt.1l.
Boy
Several Injured.
' Troy, N. V., July 3. Two big auto
noblles, ono a Wlnton, owned by W.
B, Crisp, a lawyer of Now York,-and
t,lio other Injchiirge Of W. M. Oroun
sell, manager'), f,or tho Uulc company
In Albany, collided hcad-ou en the
stato read passing Crooked lake.
With Mr. Cfisjr'Veie',llls1lwiro and
Mr. and Mrs1. A-.VW. Wood of Now
YoJ-k. Jlr'si Cfls.'lnfd'twh rib's bro
ken and Mrs. wbpd .tpcefved a brt'd
cut oer tho lefUeye. Of"tlio otlor
party Ico Lasch, II, sun of I.copcld
V. Lasch, 11 tailor, of Albh'ily. had Ills
foto split open from' tho the forehead
through both Jaws, .and died in tho
Troy hospital, Mrs, Schumnkor, Wife
of Peter Schumnker, clerk uf the su
premo court In Albany, Is Mlfferliiej!
contusion, of tho brain, but It IS be
lloved sho UH recover.
Political Character Dies.
Philadelphia, Pa.. July 3. William
J. Thompson, "Duko of Gloucester,"
politico! dictator of New Jersey 20
ycurs ago and owner of Gloucester
racetrack, died at Belfast, Ireland, his
birthplace, to which ho returned bro
ken In health, entangled financially
and with all his old prestige gone.
Cleveland Danker Put Away.
Clovolnml, O.. July 3. Julius Hop
kins, former teller TJf tho First Na
tional bank, Indlctftd by f.10 fetfcral
grand Jury for embqtkllng fu,.il of
tlio bank toti.Kng anprol!ilnt?:y
$104,000. plonded gujlty teforo Fed
oral Judge William L. Hny nnd was
sentenced to ser e rfclvcn yoc-s li tbo
federal pcnltcntlnrv, rtt I.oavoavori'.i
Flfty-tix Pcr.i''i Irf Wreck.
Iondon, July " -'TIiq Nocwoglan
stcamulilp 1MI; fc fyiuiulonic! north of
Irolahd and '6 ri-nciw i.erlshnd. Tho
duto of tho itlsHi'i : II) nut cl.'en, nnd
tho Ilno'h nitwits r 6 not IneHueil tn
alsctus tho mat cr
WILL ARREST C0UNCILMEN
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Apll IS. StW3rlnHInnlklftrrtt.
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lYoman Mayor of Hlinriewell, Kan., to bus men Implicated In tho tinting In
Make Final Play Tonight. cldent to tho streot railroad Btrlko of
liunnowou, nan., jmy . Mrs. Klin
'Wilson, tho
city, says tli
worn ut mayor of thlB
: the will hold a council
mooting this icnlng, at which all
mombois of her council will be pioa
ent. Sho has received advices from
Governor Stubbs to tho effect thntlf
any of hor eoumlmon refuso to at
tend tho meeting duly enllod, sho' Is
to arrest them ami plaeo 'nom on
bond to appear at this and subse
quent meetings.
At NELSON'S
See the beautiful Toilet Set
and Manicuring Sets that
we are offering at pxteme
ly low prices. Diamond
Rings too, at $W grid up.
A complete line of Summer
iewelry of every desctiptkn
NELSON'S
East Center Stitet
KAISER'S ACTION
WORRIES FRANCE
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Sudden Move, at Agadir Is
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JDMITS MOVE IS TIMELY
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r.ountry at Large Ml at Ease Dccaute
Enfllnnd, Friend of France, Is
Facing Constitutional Crisis and Is
Hampered With Seamen's 8trlko.
Prece Blamc Government for Pcr-
mlttlng 8pln to Act nt Larache
nnd Elksar Without Poteit.
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Prtrb, July 3-France Is nlitlng It
self whether Ocrmnny.'a sudden movo
against Agndlr Is not comparablo to
tho visit tnndo by the kaiser to Tan
gier which preceded tho Algeclrns
trenty. She recognizes tho acumen
shown by Germany In making tho
movo at tho time when a now minis
try has como Into power and Presi
dent Pallleres Is on tho evo of visit
ing Holland. Should Torolgn Minis
ter Do Selas accompany tho presi
dent, us dd M. Plchon when Fulllorcs
went to Uelglum, It will bo meant as
a reply to tho Gormntilzntlcn of
northern Europe.
People III at Case.
Tho parliamentary government Is
suffering a paralysis becauso of tho
statement mndo by ox-MlUliter of
War Qolran, which brought about the
downfall of tho Monls ministry. Tho
cquntry at large Is 111 at easo be
cause Kngland, her friend, Is occu
pied' with n constitutional crisis and
hampered by the seamen's sMkc. "It
Is now tecalled that two months ngd
a German news agency reported that
Germany was to send three v,nrshlp3
to Morocco Ilorr Kldorlln vort
Wnchter, 'ho German foreign minis
ter, protested vehemently that tho
rumor was not true.
Tho Temps blamos tho French gov
ernment for nllowlug Spain tn net at
Laracho and Klksar without noticing
the fact, thereby appearing o bo nrt
accomplice and giving tho German
press an opportunity to ullnjo that
franco nnd Spain had como to a se
cret agreement to shnro Morocco.
I Now Franco Is nccuslng Germany of
instigating Spain's policy. Tho
Temps, the Llbcrte and tho 'Garow
dpcln'ro that Franco's Htst step
should bo" td send a warship to
Agadir.
London Is Credulous.
,; London, July 3. Ift tho wholo Ger
ipnn high sens fleet had bombarded
Tangier ond blown It In tho air It
could hardly havo excited tho London
press morn thnh has tho arrival cf
tho little Panther hhd her' eiow of
125 at Agudl,r. ,Sueh ndJcctlvcB r.S
dramatic, still tng, serious gravo, aro
applied to Germany's action rnd tho
situation created tlwroby. Kvon tho
few nonnntl-Germnn newspapers aio
shocked Into garnlshlngs nnd loaded
type. Then Ib, however, no outburst
of nbusc, nhhough Germany's ploa
(hat her Interests nro endangered Is
frankly net bclloicd.
TWO AUT0ISTS KILLED . '
Plttsbur'u and Vicinity Make Coed
Plcklnfj For Grim Reaper.
Pittsburg, July 3,As n result of
two autbnioblle necldents near
Pittsburg two perscus wero killed. A
large touring ear containing four per
sons became unmanageblo through a,
defect In tho steering gear ij It was
being driven through Cllntonvlllo nnd
turtle!! completely over, ros'MlIng In
tho death of tho driver, Karl Bisnoy,
nnd Injuring seriously John Hobls
and William Hutchinson.
I While traveling from Hlqkory to
Itncccon. an autumobllo containing
W. 12. Metz, Harry Arsdnlo, Martin
Callts and Charles Callls, jumped it
100-fcot ombankmont 10 miles west
of Hickory. Metz was enug'it under
tho cdr when It turned turtle and In-
stuutly killed.
Car Rioters Pardoned.
Columbus. O.. July 3. Six Colum-
lust suinmor wore pardoned by Gov
ornor llurmnn. Thoy were Bnrnost
Flynn, Charles McCuno, F. C. Mur
phoy. Nell KIntz, Jesse Green and
Potor I'alndlncv They wore all charg
ed with obstructing car lines and
woro sentenced to ludoflnlto terms in
tho Mansfield stato reformatory. On
'locommendntlon of tho pardon board,
Uovornor Harmon pardoned from tho
lonltoiitlary thrco convicts. They
t.oio: Porrv Brock. Prohlo county,
mnnslnughtor; Clinrlos K, South, Mor
gan county, nssault; William McVa
hey, Hftnillton county, , burglary,
BUNCHED PARAGRAPHS
Tho upoaial frauchlso tax assess
ments In tho stato' of Now York for
tbo yonr 1011 amount to $G0'j,43SIOGO.
J. U. Scott, prcprletor of tho Long
fellow hotel nt tho Chautauqua As
lombly grounds, Is dead.
Herbert Kiddle. 35. ttavellni; sales
man of Troy, slushed his threat In u
Dayton burborshop, but will probably
tecovor.
Gcdrgd Jlouseh, promfnont Akron
(O.) eltlsen, Is mysteriously missing
from his heme.
Gail Du.iitcn of Uellafoiita.'no, O.,
was drowned wbllo swlrunitn.; In
pond imar Hprlug't.),!,
At Fott Worth. T.. trn. K. IV
(locuwllf shot nnd Mllcil n neto who
was forcing un ontrancu to her room.
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Wayllflht Trips Cleveland to Detroit $1.2&;;
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capacity, Largest dancing deck
uccan steamer cnairs, rrivaie parion, wmraoaiaus "'."'.'Jl?
nnd lunch room. Font fltcnl ide.wheel steamer "Frank E.
KJrby." Double daily service
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excursion trips daily from Sandusky to Put-ln-Bav, twp iiji
dailv In Lakeside, nnd three trins daily to Kelly's Island. D.mIv'I
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tto Detroit from Cleveland via
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Ashley & Dustin Steamer Line
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WEST IN GRIP OF
HOT WEATHER WAVE
Crops and Pastures Reported
- '. Burning Up.
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St. Louis. July 3.In tho Mlesln
slppl, Missouri nnd Ohio rlvor valloya
crops nnd pastures nro ropw'cd burn
ing up, and tho woathor bureau fore
casts but Httlo relief. Tho maximum
temporaturo was 37 degrees from 3
to 5 at tho top of tho wcathor bureau
observatory, but ..tho government
kiosk thermometer on tho street reg
istered lOflj. Ono death and four
prostrntiens wero officially leported
In St. Louis. The heat drovo tho wlfo
of William Miller, a promlnoni farm
er near Kvausva'lle. Ind., to miloldc.
Tho drouth wns brokon lit 'parts of
tho northwest ntid southwost. Contrnl
ntnl Houth Dakota wero swept by tor
unilces, accom panted by heavy rnlns,
which greatly benefited tho withering
Crops. The damages to farm buildings
, was heavy. The two months drouth
In central nnd southern Texas was
partly broken by good showers which
fell In many localities. Th6' rnlh In
Je'xn's' camo too Into to tjonellt tn'di
corn crop, but proved beneficial toi
cotton. More rain Is Indicated In
thai section. Fo three days tho teni
pernturo In NonrnHka has ranged
from 100 to 108, and there Is no In
dication of n chongn In the wenthcr.
RELIEF ISJN SIGHT
Weather Man Promises Cooler Tem
perature by Wednesday.
Washington, July 3.- Tho coming
week will ho ono cf modorato tem
peratures .n the South Atlantic nnd
gulf statos and generally ove. tho re
gion west of tho Mississippi river.
High tempcratuio will prevail tho
llrst part of tho week In tho northern
and middle, etates oast of tho Missis
sippi' river, fbllowcd by a ehango
to lowor tempernturo In thoso dis
tricts about Wednesday.
A bnrometorle depression that now
covers the nocky mountain region
will drift slowly enbtward, preceded
and attended by local showers nnd
thunderstorms, and cross tho Missis
sippi valley Tuesday or Wednesday
and tho Atlantic stntes Thutsday or
I'rldny. It will bo followed by cooler
Weather over tho plains stntes to tho
Mississippi valley ami tho region cast
thereof.
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Fourteen Die at Chicago.
Chicago, July 3. All Chicago swel
tered In tho hottest, day of tho year.
Fourteen doiiths wero recorded and
thoro woro hundreds' of prostrations.
Tho ofllclnl weather thormometor In
tho tower registered 98 degrees,
whllo thermometers nt tho streot
Vvcl registered 107.
Eight Prostrations at Cincinnati.
Cincinnati. 0., July 3. Cincinnati
passed through ono of tho hottest
days of the past sevorul years when
the thoruiometer registered 103.
Eight prestations woro reported.
Agreement Predicted.
Columbus, O.. July 3. An ngreo
ment Is said to bo In sight by tho
Jury In tho easo of rtodnoy J. Dlegol,
sergoant-at-arms of tho senate, chnrg
cd with aiding nnd abetting Senator
I.uFonost '. Androws of Lawrenco
county In tho solicitation and accopt
nneo of ?200 for his inlluonco on tho
cotono-wiilttemoro mutual flro lnstir
enco bill.
Back to Horse Collections.
Columbus, O., July 3. Bolug un
able to find a new contractor to col
lect the mnll by autos, tho locul post
ofllco department was controlled to
return to tho old horse and wagon
method used prior to tbo nd vent -of
tho nutomohllo deliver. It now re
quires It mon, horses and .wagons to
do tho work dona by eoverr men nnd
four autos; and more time Is required
to do it.
WHALES JF0U0W SHIP
Come Cjose Enough For 'Women 'to
Pelt Therewith Paper Balls.
NbwVork, July 3. A school of
VhnIoB,nccompailod the French liner
StesiScr Seryico:
Put - inBay
Cedar Potfrit
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f NeM. FdUr tlioUMnd OnkJirlgfr I
on the Lakes, Continuous mutlc, I
now In operation Sandusky to'
....! f tl 9 n T (M,r
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Put-in-Uay t5I.Z5 each way;.
9 O. S. Dusttn, C P. A. Dotrott Ea0,
j.a ou-.ino .tr -wo it.vs in oay
light (iff the banks. Ju.'t after the iias
scn.ev.i had been eijojltitf the fool
licsn cf soverul largo Itobergs abjftfc
livo miles lo tho ncrth or thfe'llej"!
Tl o whalos Ecemcd to regard ,,tm
TcuraLio n a blftrcr brother, and
wero so close to her that a jiroupvif:
jrdiilen on tho prortionsdo dck throw
jiapor hnlls nt them. ' ' .,
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Killed In Auto Accident. ,'y '
Dunkirk. N. v., July 3.--An.(ailtO''
niobllo nceldoilt occurred at,''Ahipi!
in which Dr. Samuel Slgler of Grtbh
vllle. Pa., waa kllliid nnd three offers
Bortously but net fatally" lftjuind?'7
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) Mrs. Will A. Leonard of tho Tre'ns
ury Department is tlvj olflclil ri)iirtorw
Mt ditKtor. For the A1 ,ir, tfo
hus been connecteil wltu t.ilu (irUr(
ir'int she haH been considered An ex-r-
i. v iinu'ii occupation. Mrs
Leonard It Is said, baa counted more
n rtuiiiu pay on sovcrul'i na
tional debts. In a slnglo day she has
vmu m.non.nOi. Ilnndling U(0w x
notes Is considered n good day's w)rlt,it
but Mis. Lesnard iun lmndl6il32,0Q)..
Jn ono dayf Countfc'lMmtrtcy Is
letected froln th real Uy ttjt fcqlor-
HOTSi.
ST. DEM!S'
Sdroadway and urn street 1
niiVf YOKK CI1Y,
within r.iv. .i.itw'i;
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EXCURSUS
One and I'nr-Flnlf Vare
Between iill tinliii ivln rSi,
lng, size, engraving nnd ''feeV' Nr.
perfectly eritffilved' .rouDUrj'.fjr'O,
over linn becnfprtnliiil, ?MriAHWnrirl
snys. vtlr)-4 1 .
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lar fare doee mi exceed ,Q0'i s..
Tickets on Sa'c uv 3rH'ahd,Hm.
and good utmno until luiS.
For Particulars Consult Agcnti
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An Oppi).tiui(y
In Michigan
Ia now offered (he lioiueaeekar.
Flue farm lauds clow to iar
kets nx low as $5 ior acre, .
On April 18, May 1 aud It
the nocking Valley will KU
low rate round trip ticket 't
Michigan farm territory,
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for Inforiuatloa. . .
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