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THE SHIP IS 502 FEET LONG

1AND 69 FT 6 12 INCHES BEAM

The Vessel Will Have as Her Armwent Four 8 1SIncli Guns Four0Iucli Guns Eighteen IIncllfrGnns Twelve 3 and Eight 1

Pounder and Other DcnthDcnlci

Washington Sept 13The cruisert Maryland which was launched Satur-

day at Newport News is 602 feet onload water line extreme breadth 69

feet 6Y inches trial 1J

s 860 tons mean draft trial dIsplace-

ment 24 feet 1 inch°t Tho Marylands armament will con

list of four8Ya inch guns mounted Inpairs in two electricallycontrolled ellipticallybalanced turrets one forwardind ono aft on tho main deck four G

Inch guns on the gun deck a mainbroadside battery of ten GInch gunfive on each side On tho main deckforward and aft will also bo located the

I eighteen 3lnch guns of the secondary

batteryThesecondary battery also will con-

sist of twelve 3pounder eight 1poundtr two 3Inch rapidfiring guns twomachine guns and six automatic gunsof small caliber mounted In commandIng positions and on the military top

Protection will be furnished byarmor consisting of the water line belAbove this for a length of 200 feet thearmor will bo of five Inches uniformthickness extending from the top oftho water line deck to the main deck

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Transverse armor bulheads casematx Armor and barbettes make up the oth

ir protective features of the vessel Thoengines will be of the triple expansiontype Tho Maryland is a sister ship toClio Pennsylvania West Virginia Colo

ado California and South DakotaF

P FIFTY POISONED AT FAIR

Orange Cider Sold nt Fnlrflcld laContained Arsenic In Color-

ingy Matter

Fairfield la Sept HFfrty peophwere poisoned by drinking orangider at tho fair grounds Saturday M

I Garwin and Frank Donnelson ratiT ho stand at which tho decoction was

told They offered the people all theyt ould drink for five cents Many worn

m and children availed themselves ofho opportunity to quench their thirst

Soon after drinking they were takerVlth a violent vomiting and becamtunconscious Fully fifty persons wenloaded into wagons and buggies andhurried away to the doctors Everyphysician In the city was called uponind tho work of giving relief was be ¬

gun Several victims are in a danger ¬

ous condition In one case a familyof eight are ill A boy named Belliivlng at Birmingham is still uncon¬

scious and not expected ot live Gart pin has been placed In jail Donnelson

iscaped It has been ascertained thatthe fakir put common dyo into the fluidthey were selling to color it orange

a The dye contained arsenic Garvin willoe tried Monday

HEAVY RAINS IN NORTHWEST

to Deluge In Minnesota and Snow IBNorth Dakota Will Damnge

ofDollart theheaviest rain storms in recent yearsraged in St Paul and generallythroughout the state late Friday nightthe official rainfall in thla city being

I five inches for the 12 hours between7 p m and 7 a m Many basements

r were flooded and sleet car service wasthelnt 1Reports shaw that Friday nights rainstorm extended from Elray Wis toSioux City Ia end that damage tograin will be extensive In some partsof this stato it is impossible to movo

i threshing machines or haul grain Theresult will be that many acres of grain

h t and flax in shock will bo damaged ifnot totally ruined causing a loss ofmany thousand dollars Nearly all rail¬

roads entering St Paul report more orless minor damage From North Da ¬

kota points reports come of snow onr the groundand at Granvlllo two inches

has falleni A dispatch from New Ulm Minn re ¬

ports four inches of rain in that vi ¬

r cinity Friday night Tho Cottonwoodriver isynit of its banks and the Benzinc bridge has been washed away

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PORCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

DurIng n Severe Storm the ExecutiveMansion nt Springfield 5us

Struck Ily Ijlelitnlns1

Springfield Ill Sept HTho top ofthe massive porch at tho front of theexecutive mansion was struck by light-ning

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t Sunday afternoon during av storm Tho bolt of lightning was a

terrific one and two great balls of fireI seemed to fall from tho porch Gov

Yates thought that tho porch hadcaught fire and telephoned for thefire department Tho are marshal and

Sa part of the fire department answeredsummons but could fine no fire

The bolt of lightning was ono of themost terrific oVer witnessed here

Pour 1crsoriiMiJKlllca tu IVveuIc

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4 jured in a wreck on the Chicago St7 Paul Minneapolis Omaha railrbadI six miles from this place Saturday

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The Murderer of William llniudt apturodNear llollovllle 111 nod Taken

to Waterlool

Waterloo Ill Sept HWilliamHoffmann who killed his father1law William Brandt at MaeystowIll last Monday evening wed cap-

tured on the outskirts of Belleville IllSaturday afternoon by a force of dep-uty sheriffs under leadership of DeputySheriff Klamm

In a state of mental and physical col-

lapse he fell asleep beneath a tree onthe side of the road and when hoawoke It was to look Into the muzzlesof two repeating shotguns and two re-

volvers Ho made no resistance as he-

w s unarmed He was delivered toSheriff Thomas Ruch of Waterloo atEast St Louis

Lynching ThreatenedSheriff Ruch and Deputy Wlllla

Tolin arrived at ten oclock with HolY

mann from Belleville on the MobileOhio passenger train Over four hun-dred persons were at the depot

Several shouted Lynch him I Hanghim but a large force of police anddeputy sheriffs forced the people back

Hoffmann was pale and nervous andtrembled at the largo crowd With hishands and feet cuffed he was escortedto a carriage and quickly driven tothe Monroe county Jail where he wasplaced In cell No G He refused totalk to anyone and lay down on hisbed

INDICTED MEN NAMED

The Six Persons Named In the Sev-

en Indictments Returned By theGrand Jury at Washington

Washington Sept 12 United StatesDistrict Attorney Beach announcethat tho six persons named in the soven indictments returned by the granjury last Tuesday are George W Bea-rers former chief of the division ofsalaries and allowances post office de-

partment August W Machen formoeneral superintendent of tho free de

livery system post office departmentlames W Erwin former post office inspector with headquarters in SanFrancisco George H Huntington andIsaac S McGlehan both of New Yorlity owners of the Columbia Suppl

2o of that city and Eugene ESchcble of Toledo 0 a dentist andInterested in the firm of Maybury 6

Sills of Detroit Mich letter box manifacturers Beavers Machen and Er-wIn are named jointly in one Indict-ment for conspiracy to defraud thiUnited States

Another Indictment is against Mc31ehan Huntington and Machen torsonspiracy to defraud the UnitedStates and still another is against thenine three for conspiracy to commljrlbery both under Section 5440 R

5 Scheble and Machen are Indictedolntly for conspiracy against theUnited States arid again for conspiracyto commit bribery Another IndictmentIs against McGlehan and Huntingtonor bribery and the last is against

tlachen singly for accepting bribes unler Section 5501 R S

USING SIDEWISE PRESSURE

low Davis of Arkansas Trying toAssist the Governor of Kentucky-

In Extradition of Taylor

Little Rock Ark Sept 13Govlurbin of Indiana made requisition up-

on Gov Jeff Davis Tuesday for GeorgeRyan an alleged fugitive from justiceliter hearing the case Gov Davis hasotifled Gov Durbin that he wouldonor the requisition upon eonditloi

that the Indiana governor returned toKentucky Gov Taylor and other fugi-

tives desired by the state for the mur-der of Gov Goebel Otherwise hiwould not honor the requisition

DONE BY MOHAMMEDANS

usslau Monastery at JernsaleSacked by Mohammedan and

the Monks Murdered

Berlin Sept 1GA dispatch to theageblatt from Constantinople reportsthat the Russian monastery at Jerusa-lem has been sacked by a Mohammedan mob and that all of the monkthere were murdered

lined the Malls to DefraudNew York Sept 12 Arthur J

lorbst was arrested and arraignedhere Friday on a charge of fraudulentuse of tho malls he and Julius N Nlsson now under arrest In Chicago havlng It Is alleged opened an office iiChicago and borrowed the name of theWestern Supply Co of that place tosecure goods on the credit of that com-

pany

Reunion of the Telford FamilySalem Ill Sept l4The annual re-

union of tho Telford Family Reunionassociation was held Sunday at the

old Covenanter church southwest ofthis city Fully 3000 persons were in-

tendance onehalf of that numberling direct descendants of Capt Sam-

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Telford the revolutionary soldierwho settled in this county in 1818

Two Feet of Snow In DakotaMinot N D Sept 15Two feet oj

snow covers the ground In this sectionand trains are greatly delayed A speclal from Kenmare N D says onesot of snow covers tho ground with

snow still falling At Medora N Dtho snow is ten inches deep

Veteran Editor DeadEl Paso Tex Sept 15E P Lowe

II veteran western editor Is dead Hejrved in the civil war and was a memo

ber of a squad to which Jefferson Davispresident of tho southern confederacyLtrrcndcrcd

Death ot Win E AndersonMilwaukee Sept 10Wm E Ander

ion former superintendent of schoolsI anlt one of the bestknown educators

n west died Tuesdayf

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RIAL fiT TOLEDO 00

It Was Unveiled With Due Cere-

mony In the Presence of aLarge Audience

SENATOR FAIRBANKS OF IN ¬

DIANA DELIVERED ORATIONI

Second Anniversary of the Death ofthe Late President Not ObnervWith nay Set ProKriimuic at Cnnton O Flornl Tokens Fro II

Frlcnds and Strangers

Toledo Sept IB Toleda was en fetcMonday over tho unveiling of tho lIcKinley statue tho first memorial to thelate president erected in Ohio Aftera naval parade on the river incluudiitho United States gunboat Michiganand the training ships Yantic andHawk and a procession led by a bat-talion of United States infantry thetattle which stands fronting the courthouse was unveiled by Miss DorothyBanner Col1 C Bonner presidentof the Memorial association in a briefAddress presented tho monument tothe county and Henry Conrad presldent of the board of county commliloners accepted the trust on tho partof tho county Senator M A Haniwas then introduced as honorary presi-

dent of tho day and mado a brief ex-

tempore address A dedicatory poeDby Theodore McManus was read by thoauthor and tho orator of tho day Sen-

Ator Charles W Fairbanks of Indalnwas introduced Tho senator said

Senator Fairbanks AddressThe place of Wm McKinley in hls

tory is secure We are not too nearthe events of which he was a part cor-

rectly to measure his proportions nor10 we look with too partial eyes uponwhat ho did Wo know tho great sharebe bore In tho significant eventthrough which he passed and we havealth to believe that tho judgment ofhis contemporaries will be confirmeday history when with impartial handshe shall record the deeds of men

You honor yourselves In honoringhim You make tho future your debtorby erecting this statuo In commomoraLion of his lIfo and services for lI1teIlls immortal prototype Abraham Linoln he belongs to the ages Hither

the lovers of America institutions wil

come In the unnumbered years beforeis and derive new hope and new inspiration Similar monuments w111

rise In other lands to which peoplenot of our race will pay their homageThe people of Cuba whose liberty wassecured through his genius and states-manshIp will erect monuments in hishonor So also the people of PortRico and the faroff Philippines willraise enduring memorials to perpetu-ate to tho furthest ages the memory oftho president who carried to them thoblessings of republican government Itseems but yesterday that William Mc-

Kinley stood among us at the verenlth of his power Ho possessed Inull degree the affections and confi-

dence of his countrymen and his namva a beneficent influence throughouhe world Without warning theiruel blow fell We stood speechless Inhe midst of the uncommon sorrow

Our great and beloved leader by somemysterious providence fell in theilentltude of his strength

Upon the day of his sepulture rulerand people of many lands held memosil services and all nations were Inmourning Throughout the great re-

public busy trado stood still the tele-graph was silent and as by some com-

mon impulse steamships and rallroairains stopped and the people uncovred in the streets or knelt lathe sanctcries Who knows but that the dl

vino Master through this unspeakabletragedy sought to Imprint forever up-

on human heart how splendidly theJust and bravo can live and how beau-tifully they pan die Against the darllackground of two years ago stand Inharper outline than wero othorwlsipossible tho higher and noble achievetents and the majestic personality atono of tho greatest of Americans

After the singing of America bythe audience Rev A M Hyde pro-nounced the benediction which closetthe services

MATTER OF MISSING SOCKS

Another Sensational Disclosure atthe Eastern Pennsylvania

Prison

Philadelphia Sept lGFollowlngclosely on tho sensational disclosures

at a counterfeiting plant inside thewalls of the Eastern penitentiary it Isyarned that a shortage of 300001stockings bad been discovered in theLocking department They dlsapeared since the first of tho year

TrnliiH In 1crrlllc CollisionHouston Tex Sept 1GOn a love

prairIe on a 40mllo stretch of trackstraight as a die two freights of theHouston Toxas Central railroad metIn a headend collision Monday morn-Ing Head Brakeman Manning and one

other unldcntlllcd man were killed andt70 others are missing Both trainswere converted into kindling Theauao of tho wreck is unknown

Senator Scott Seriously illDenver Col Sept 15 Senator Na-

than B Scott of West Virginia is III-

Ilt tho Brown mince hotel in this cityHo Is suffering from Injuries receivedIn a wreck near Chicago on Fridayand also from malarial fever and Is irA serious condition

Froze To Death In ScptciuberMinot N D Sept 1GThe frozen

codY of a man named Kerkey wasund Tuesday near his home-

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RUSSIA MUST EVACUATE

Japan Deeply Stirred by RussiasFailure to Carry Out Promises

Demands the Withdrawal of TroopsFront Manchuria on the Dnte

Fixed iv Year Ago

London Sopt 15 Japan and GrentBritain havo exchanged views on tholatest demands mado by Russia auChina and they decided to protest separately to tho Pokln governmeagainst their acceptance In caso thisshould provo fruitless and Russia CMtlnues her occupation of ManchuriaJapan proposes to break off the nego-

tiations with Russia for a definition ortheir respective rights In Manchuriaand Corea and to demand of the S1Petersburg government that it orderthe evacuation of Chinese territory

We can not permit tho postponmont of the evacuation said tho Japanesse authority for Russia wouldutilize the additional time to strength-en her fleet and army in tho far castAlready her naval tonnage there Isequal to ours Public sentiment In Ja-pan is deeply stirred by Russias fallurn to carry out hEr promises to evaciato Manchuria and demands the with-

drawal of her troops on tho date fixeda year ago

Prince Chi tin Warned Not to Aceep-

Pokln Sept 15Chit Chung Tung di-

rector of commerce is urging the min-

Isters to use their Influence with PrlncoChing tho president of the foreign offlee to reject tho latest Russian pro-

posals regarding the evacuation ofManchuria He fears that Ching w111

accett them unless pressure Is brouglto bear on him M Uchida tho Jajaneso minister here luau warned Chinsagainst the avceptanco of the Russia

propositionMINERS

GO BACK TO WORK

President Mitchell Scores n VictorIn the XovliiKcr plo Coal

Miners Strike6

Kansas City Mo Sept 15A dis-

patch from Novinger Mo says thattho striking coal miners held a masmeeting Monday night and voted toreturn to work today This action wastaken in obedience to tho order of theconvention of Miners District No 2J

which met here Sunday Immediatelyafter President Mitchell and tho othermine leaders heard of tho decision oftho Novlnger strikers they notified themine owners that they were ready fora joint conference and tho conferencewas called at once President Mltcheland the delegates to the miners con-

vention will remain here until the wagscale for the coming year and all othedifferences between the miners and oporators have been settled by tho con-

ference as another convention of theminers will bo necessary to ratify theAction of the conference

HOFFMANN ACTS QUEERLY

The Slayer of William Urniidt libKutlierlnLnv Is Downhearted

and Very Much Troubled

Waterloo lilt Sept 15William A

Hoffmann murderer of his fatherinlaw William Brandt Is downheartedand continually worrying He wiltpeak to ho one except to complain tcSheriff Thomas Ruch that ho Is veryIll

The prisoners Winchester repeatingilxshotgun was found by a hunter Ir

the woods near Adam Hoffmans homeHoffmanns wife and her brother

Villlam A Brandt visited their mothjr Mrs William Brandt for the firstIMO since tho shooting occurred Evsrythlng is quieting down at Meysown and there Is no fear of a lynch

IngTho Montae county circuit courtlonvenes here on September 28 whetIt Is expected his case will be tried Irourt hirer Hoffmanns actions are veryueer pnd he seems to bo troubled veryuuch

INJURIES PROVED FATAL

heaths of Ernest F Vltmnr Prom theResult of Injuries Received at

Port Arthur Tex In 1001

Kansas City Mo Sept 1C ErnestF Vltmar formerly general managerot the International Trading Co ofhis city and Port Arthur Tex and

rho had been associated financiallywith tho Stillwell railroad enterprisesIs dead In this city aged 33 yearsDeath resulted from Injuries receivedat Port Arthur In September 1901

when ho was assaulted The body willbo taken to Germany for burial

The Fifteenth AmendmentMemphis Tenn Sept 15Edward-

W Carmack the junior representativeof Tennessee In the upper branch oflongress It was announced will Introduco a bill In tho senate for the repealof tho fifteenth amendment to tho fedoral constitution tho Intent of whichIs that there shall bo no dlscrlmlnaton against a citizen of tho United

itates because of color religion orirevious condition of servitude

Sections of AVlHUoiiHlii FloodedSparta Wis Sept 15A terrific

thunder and rainstorm Monday nightdded to tho distressingly wet condi-

tion prevailing In this section Streetore flooded and much damage done

to bridges and highways Farm workhas been practically at R standstill forhreo weeks The damage on accountot bridges bclns swept away and olthe bursting of dams will amount to40000

Injured fly TornadoMoultrIe Ga Sept 1GA tornadohlch struck this section Tuesday Ue

itroyed the county schoolhouse thoseleaping with thelr rbrearo-es

nowere seriously injured

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ANNIHILA liON

Some of the Points In the Note Pres-

ented by Bulgaria to theEuropean Powers

TURKEY UNDER THE PRETEXT-

OF SUPPRESSING REVOLUTION

Qlvea Ilalgarla Reason to SUIIPOSC

That nt an Opportune lUonlcntShe Will ho Attacked b1udcT

Cnn Not Afford to lie Taken bTSurprise

Sofia Bulgaria Sept 1GFollowlngarc some of tho points in tho notewhich Bulgaria has just presented to

tho powersIWhat tho Bulgarian government hadforeseen as expressed in its note ofJuno 29 of the development of affairsIn Turkey has become amply verIfied

5Jo Turklsh government is systomaJcally annihilating tho Bulgarian peo-

pleTho mobilization and concentration

of such great forces in European Tur-

key under tho pretext of suppressingtho revolution gives Bulgaria reasonto suppose that at an opportune mo-

ment she will bo attacked by TurkeyThe Bulgarian government can no

longer remain indifferent to tho pro

ance of such a situation which Is of

A nature calculated to bring about a

aostlle collision between Turkey and

BulgariaIfgreat powers do not take

measures to give tho sublime portoounscls of wisdom and of moderation

tho Bulgarian government will bo

obliged to tako the necessary steps toso ready for every eventuality and tonot bo token by surprise

IIULGAUIAS SMIEXGTH

ould Put Two Hundred and FlttTThouxniid In the Field

London Sept 1C Joseph Augclojho new Bulgarian agent to Englandicllovcs that should a conflict btwcehis country and tho porte occur theIctory would bo with tho Bulgarianbeyond a doubt

In an interview today Angcloff saidWo are able to put an army of 250

00 in tho field within 24 hours all ofhem strong disciplined men possess-Ing the conviction of the justice ofheir cause

Angeloff concluded by appealing tothe civilized world for gifts of moneyood and clothing for tho perishing

Macedonians

TEN FEET DEEP IN COLORADO

Illzxurd paging In Colorado anti InSouse Places the Immaculate

Is Ten Feet Deep

Denver Col Sept 1GReports ironhe northern part of tho state are t-

he effect that a storm has prevailedhere during the past 24 hoursIn a number of places snow fell ant

he storm approached the proportionf a blizzardIn tho mountains It has been snow-

ing for several days In the neighbornod of Buena Vista a high wind preailed causing the enow to drift It

zany places it is reported to be tenset deep-

RUSADE AMONG FEUDISTS

nlvatlon tray Viewed With Openmonth Wonderment In the

Feud District

Jackson Ky Sept 1GA corps ofSalvation army workers under com-

mand of Col R E Holz of Clevelandrived here last night and began theirrusado among tho feudisw They ap-

peared on the streets clad in their unltorms and tho mountaineers of themd town gathered about them In open

mouth wonderment The meetings arobeing held in tho courthouse in whichJ B Marcum lost his life by an asiBslns bullet and from a window ofwhich Town Marshal James CockrelllVas murdered

Sam Parks Again IndictedNew York Sept 15The grand Jury

onday returned another indictmentAgainst Sam Parks tho walling dele-gate making the fifth indictment foundagainst him On ono indictment Parkshas been found guilty Tho Indictment

turned Monday charges Parks wItb-

the extortion of 500 from tho Tiffanystudios on Fourth avenue Parks was

ralgned before Judgo Foster and ballVas fixed at 2000 which was Immodlately furnished

plfc and Suns Chnrgcll with MurderCaruthersvlllc Mo Sept 15MrsS-

amh Elizabeth Bostic shot and killedher husband Thos A Bostlc after o

vlolont quarrel Sunday nightThe coroners Jury Monday morning

held the woman and her two sons by-

her first husband J A Yarbrough for-

tho murder They were arrested andplaced in tho county jail

Dies From Fall From BridgeVenice Ill Sept ltLouls Kraft 20

cars old of Venice Ill died yester-day at St Marys hospital East St-Louis tho result of injuries receivedIn a fall from tho Eads bridge on Frontstreet Friday afternoon Ho was at-

worlt on the railroad tracks on thoidge when he made a misstep and-

Cell to the granite stroot below

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I OTHEiiWlSE UNJSOT1UJSD

Senator Cockrell wiltaddress tho oldI

Bottlers at their annual reunion InHunlsvlllo Mo October 1

Tho Elgin 111 board of trado voted1R000 for tho Illinois dairy exhibit

at the St Louis Worlds fairThe Novlnser Mo miners have ro

turned to work and a conference withoperators Is In progress at Kansas City

Samuel J Parks has been rearrestedIn New York on a charge of extortionmade by Tiffany company of New Yorlicity

The war department has ordered thatthe 4000 tons of Philippine exhibitsjust arrived bo detained at the portof entry

A mammoth aviary to be the largossteel cage In the world will be built forthe Smithsonian Institution at theWorlds fair-

William Ford ono of Montt au coontys oldest citizens killed himself Inhis barn four miles south ofTlptonMo by shooting

Tho sultan of Sulu isno louder a subject of tho United States having removed with his wives slaves and dattos to Singapore

Sir Thomas Lipton declares he warnot Invited to the Sewanhoka Yachtclub dinner as It was known ho wouldnot be n the east at tho time

Starger Tosseys large hay barn atToledo 111 was destroyed by firecausing a loss of 10000 Eight hun ¬

dredtons of hay wore consumedIN Merryfleld chief offlcor of the

White Cross army of the UnitesStatue Is In St Louis with a view toestablishing a branch of the organizaLion there

GOT Toole of Montana honored thorequisition of Gov Dockory of Missourl for Carey Snydor wanted InKansas City on a charge of highwayrobbery

Tho three Drako brothers of StLouis who worej olloved to have boorlost In tho Clearwater country Inwestern Montana have returned toMissoula

Sheriff Hamilton of Madison countyArk has placed Jesse Hull In thostate penitentiary Eighteen monthsago after serving four or five monthsHull escaped

Patrolman Albert Sctianeman of thoSeattle Wash police force was shotand jailed by William S Thomas onoof tho three men who hold up thoVlllard bar last Saturday night

President Harry Hawcs of tho Jef ¬

arson club of St Louis has given Itout flat that Circuit attorney Folk willnot get a single delegate from St Louisto support his gubernatorial candidacy

Mlllllilii nlvcrnltr OpinnlDecatur 111 Sept IGTbo James

Milllkln university opened Tuesdayfor tho first time with 602 studentsThe Institution begins with buildingsplant and ground worth 275000 Giftshave been made to it as followslames Milllkln of Decatur 370000citizens of Decatur 100000 Cumber-land

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Presbyterian church of IndianaIllinois and town 150000

lUnch 1I Given Addltlonnl BondWashington Sept IGJt W Mach

en the muchIndicted exofficial of thepost office department Monday afternoon gave bond In the sum of 10000This was required by tho district at-

torney on account of the new Indictneat ngalrst him I

Old Defender Day I

Baltimore Md Sept 13Tho Baltllmoro Chamber of Commerce Stock Exhango and public buildings werehosed Saturday which Is a holiday bylegislative act The day Is known IU-

Old Defenders day In memory of thotattle of North Point In 1814

Darned Herself V tmlrChicago Sept 13ln the presence of

for blind mother Mrs Clara CostelloFriday night saturated her dress withteroseno and touched a match to 1L

She was so badly burned that she died

short time later in the hospital

Sanitary Inspection DeirniiSpringfield 111 Sept HThe stILts

board of health has begun n systematicnspectloa of tho sanitary conditionsand the watqr supply of every city inthe state with a view of ascertainingthat is needed to prevent epidemic dls

eases

THE MARKETS

New York Sept 16

ATTLENatlvo Steers4 4 23 tai 5 WJOTTON P ULOURWinter Wheat 375 4 SJ

1HaCOHNNo2OniCMesa new 15 25 W 10 23

ST LOUISOTTONMlddllnE 11

EEVESSteers 4 00rip 573Cows and Heifers 2 25 ry 6 0-

0ALVESper 100 Ibs 600 660lOQS Fair to Choice 6 50 S C 10IHEEP Fair to Choice 3 00 ftp 3 50LOUR Patents 4 00 GJ 413

Other Grades 3 25 4p J M-

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9OATSNo2 ej31t1WW E7H

TOOLTub Washed 20 Op S-OOther Grades 12 6p 203

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lOHKMess 13 70 13 75

KANSAS CITYATTLE Native Steers 4 60 at fi 4-

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LOUR High Grades 410 4 ii-OCORNNo22 fib 1-1OATSNo2 f 4-1HAYCholco c I7oo 17 toORICStandard Mess M 15 W-

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