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Some Witnesses Claim the Air BrakesFailed to Work and Others Blame

the Accident on the TfactionCar Conductor

Indianapolis Ind July persons were killed and several injuredin a collision between outhbound BigFour passenger train No IS and awestbound ProspectBlake electric carat and Missouri streetsat 05 clock Monday night

The locomotive struck the front ofthe electric car throwing it a distanceof 20 feet to one side its directionbeing almost reversed The train wasstopped within a few yards of Washington street and the assistedin clearing the wreckage and caringfor tJhe injured

An emergency call was sounded andthe arrival of patrol and ambulances coupled with the fact thatthe street was at that hour being

by hundreds of people who wereway home from work caused

a panic which made it almost impossible to learn the number of deador ascertain the extent of the injuriesto many of the passengers who wererushing about seeking relatives orfriends among the fellow

The cause of the accident is notclear Conflicting stories are told bypassengers and witnesses several ofwhom say that the motorman appliedthe air brakes which failed to

Others claim that theof the electric car failed to

ahead of the car for the purposepf i seeing that the track was clear

Within a few minutes after thehad been hurried to the hospi

tals and the dead transferred to themorgue officials reported that fourwere killed

LINCOLN REPUBLICAN PARTY

B Will Be Asked toBecome Its Presidential

St Louis July committee ppointed Monday by the national

of the Lincoln republicanto interrogate Booker T

ton J Milton Turner and Bishop HM Turner to ascertain which one of

to become afor president of the United

States on the Lincoln republicanA national committee was also

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The Vessel Given a Successful Preliminary Speed Trial

Sam Francisco JulyOhio which was built by tHe

Union iron works of this city wasgiven preliminary speed trial

in the bay It is said that herexceeded the most anguine

expectations of her builders She willleave this port for Santa Barbara onThursday where she will be tried out

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ExSenator Henry G Davis the democratic vice presidential candidate willin the fall marry Mrs Catherine Reynolds widow of Dr John Reynolds ofShepherdstown Mrs Reynolds is 70years old

Shepherdstown W Va July 27Mrs Kate Reynolds positively deniesthe report that she is engaged to bemarried to exSenator Davis the deniocratic vice presidential nominee Therumor ist ntirely without foundation

t Sherman Brlstow SignedTerre Haute Ind July

man Bristow 24 son ofFourthPostmaster General Bristow was

Monday night signed by John M Heenan of this city part owner of the

Central league team asshortstop for the Grand Rapids teamBristow has been playing baseball

the name of Sherman

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Sigsbees squadron theand the gunboats Topeka and

Scorpion arrived from Santo Domingowhere they had escorted Minister Dawson after a tour of the principalcities of the republic

The Republican HeadquartersChicago July is

made ready at the Auditoriumthe reception of the republican

national campaign committee whichwill Open its headquarters here on

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ed Tuesday for Manila The Dix willreturn five dsoldierswhose terms of service have expired

Reduction in WagesWilliamstbwn Mass July 26 A

in wages of 12 per centwent into effect Monday morning inthe cotton mills of the WilliamstownManufacturing Co at WilliamstownanU the North Pownal ManufacturingCo at North Pownal Vt

To Take Strikers PlacesMilwaukee Wis July 26 Walter

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Charge of Civil Authorities

Denver Col July PeabodyTuesday issued a proclamation

off military rule in Teller countyand placing the Cripple Creek districtin charge of the civil authorities

This action was taken by thein face of opposition from many

influential citizens of Cripple Creekwho desire to prevent deported unionminers from returning to the districtBefore issuing his order however thegovernor received assurances fromSheriff Edward Bell that his forceswere able to control the situation

The military expenses of the stateduring the past 18 months due tostrikes are said to aggregate about

1000000No are now under armsin Colorado and good order

prevails in all the mining campsThe following official report of the

military court or board of inquirywhich was established here on8 was giyen out Tuesday night as follows

The commission assembled at onceand proceeded to examine all partiesappearing The number of those

was 1569 the number recommended for deportation 235 fortrial in the criminal courts 42 and1289 were ordered released

Of those recommended for deportation the list was composed of agitators ore thieves keepers of fencesfor stolen ore habitues of bawdyhouses saloon bums and vagrantsThe examination was conducted alongthe line of desirability of those

for residence in this district witha view to peace and law observanceand no other purpose was had in viewin the recommendation

John Fisher Joseph Fisher JohnSchmidt and John Miller at 915oclock Tuesday night were drivenfrom their homes in the suburb ofHollywood about a mile east of thiscity by three or four men JohnFisher escaped and came to militaryheadquarters where he made knownthe facts What has become of theother three has not yet been learnedFisher states that he is a nonunionman and has been a resident of thedistrict for 11 years The three menwhoP were driven out with Fisher are

nonunion men Fisher said hedid not know any of the vigilantes

vRR ADM TAYLOR DEAD

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of Peritonitis

Sudbury Ont July AdmH C Taylor of the United States

who commanded the Indiana atthe battle of Santiago died at

Cliff general hospital at 815 Tuesday night of peritonitis

Adm Taylor arrived at Sudbury onJuly 16 to visit his son The admiralwho took suddenly ill at the Balmoraliiliotel was removed to Copper Clifflast Wednesday and a specialist called

Montreal The admirals condition improved somewhat up

night when the case presented amore serious aspect

At the admirals death hiswife daughter Mrs W R Cherardwife of Lieut W R Cherardi U SN and his two sons Roger andTresley The body will be taken toWashington

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Large Crowds Met Them at Station in The Hague

The Hague July 27 The trainthe body of the late President

ruger arrived Tuesday Largocrowds were at the station Thecourt chamberlain in the names of thequeen and prince consort laid on thecoffin a beautiful wreath bound by aribbon inscribed with their initialsSome of the cabinet ministers werepresent as representatives of the government

TRUE MICROBE OF MALARIA

Reported That Two Colombian Physiclans have

Washington July 27 In a report tothe state department Consul Plumacher at Maracaibo Venezuela says thattwo doctors of Medellin Colombia announce that they have discovered thetrue microbe of malaria and that itcan be cultivated in mediums

with flowers of erythrina umbrosaducara

j Walthour Defeated MoranAtlanta Ga July 27 tfobby

of Atlanta defeated Jimmy Mo

Sin of Chelsea Mass on the Staditrack here Tuesday night in two

motorpaced mile bicycle heats winhing each time by the narrow marginof threefourths of a lap

Bulgarian Band AnnihilatedSalonica European Turkey July 27On Sunday last a detachment of

troops near Kumanova surprised aband of r52r menVwbo were

fire to the granaries banddestroyed only two of the men

Killed His Mother and HimselfSouth River N July

colored shot his mother MrsHolmes here Tuesday night and

shot himself His motherfcan not live Holmes had objected tovhite men calling at his

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Those at1 the Stockyards Station ofthe Chicago Junction Road Join

the Striking Butchers and Allied Trades Unionists

Chicago July 26 With all peacenegotiations broken off and with allthe allied trades unions employed atthe different plants with the exceptionof the teamsters and the stationaryengineers out on strike in sympathywith the butcher workmen who quitwork two weeks ago the stock yardsstrike Monday night had settled downto what promises to be one of the bitterest fights between capital and laborin the history of America

Chicago July sympatheticstrike at the stockyards was completeWednesday morning The belatedsanction of the teamsters joining theirbrother workmen in the general strikewas given Tuesday night by the

of the International Teamstersunion and the 700 drivers employed-in the packing industry in ChicagOquit work

Chicago July unexpectedcomplication arose Wednesday nightwhen the freight handlers employedat the stockyards station of the Chicago Junction railroad went on strikeThe men gave as their reason forquitting work their unwillingness tohandle meat turned out by nonunionworkmen in the packing plants

While the number of freight handlers employed at this station is only40 men still their decision to join thesympathetic strike is a severe blowto the packers as the greater portionof the dressed meats shipped fromthe yards to the local trade passesthrough the hands of these menShould nonunion men be engaged totake the places of the strikers astrike of the union switchmen mayfollow With the switchmen out itwould be only a matter of a shorttime until the strike would spread tothe other employes of the railroad

When the union teamsters went onstrike the Chicago Junction railroadwas depended on by the packers as ameans of supplying their downtowncustomers The strike Wednesdaynight however leaves the packerswithout an outlet for supplying thecity trade unless nonunion men canbe obtained to take the places of thestrikers or nonunion teamsters beemployed to make city deliveries Anattempt to deiiver meat with nonunion teamsters would without doubtprecipitate rioting as the new menwould be harrassed by strike sympathizers from the time they left theyards until the time they reachedtheir destination Two years ago

the union teamsters strike at thestockyards nonunion men were employed to make deliveries under

protection and some of the worstriots in the history of Chicago took

We had an agreement with MrDonnellys organization and the allied trades which they have failed tolive up to and under the circumstances we do not care to make anyfurther agreements with them

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The packers received the stateboard courteously and listened totheir arguments for a peaceable ad

the difficulty The announcement that the packers

to any further peace negotiations with the strikers was handed tothe board by Arthur Meeker andThomas Connor both of the ArmourCo who represented the packersWhile from their statement it wouldappear that the packers are opposedto meeting the strikers again on anyterms such js not the case At thelast conference between the strikersand the packers the latter informedthe union leaders that any time theyexpressed a desire to live up to theoriginal arbitration agreement signeda week ago which provided for thereinstatement of the striking butchers inside of 45 days and for all

to be submitted to arbitrationthe packers would be willing to

the agreement

Drugged the SoupEast St Louis Ill July 28 One

hundred men employed at the Armour Packing Co plant inthe striking butchers and meat

have been made violently ill theresult of some unidentified persondrugging the soup

Butchers Suspend BusinessPittsburg July markedde

crease in the consumption of meat inas a results of the advance

in prices produced the Chicagostrike caused several of the s largerbutchers in Pittsbiirgto temporarilysuspehc business tExpected Raid Did Not MaterializeChicago July 28 The expected

raid by Sheriff Barrett on theat Hawthorne Wednesday did

not materialize and the bookmakerscontinued to transact business without interruptiOn

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Justice Brewer is from Kansas and hisstate is justifiably proud of him says theKansas Soon after

to the bench a cigarin Topeka dedicated a tencent

domestic the jurist named itOur Justice and on cover of each

box pasted a portrait of Mr BrewerA years justice was in To

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Columbus Evening Dispatch

Cure for Consumption is an infallible medicine for coughs N WSamuel Ocean IT Feb 17 1900

MARKET REPORT

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a douit MraA Clawson well knoAffe here ThatClawson had Rheumatism and had it badall her acquaintances know alsoknow now Dodds Kidney

I was an invalid for most five

year I could not do as much as a babycould do then I rallied a little bit andthen a relapse Then a year ago theset in my hands and feet Itold and in August 1903 whenhusband died I could not ride to thegraveIonly took two boxes of Dodds Kid

and in two weeks Imyself and saw own wood I dug

my own potatoes and ownlast fall Dodds Kidney Pills

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