2,0 IN KILLED
AND WOUNDED
Salvador’s Big Victory Over Gaute-
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AN AWFUL MESS | WASHINGTON OFFICIALS ARE SILENT,
IN THESE TIN CANS | Opposed to the Elevation of the Amerie
; . | can Legation,
Board of H:alth Analyzes Boston Pot-
ADMITS KILLING HER BROTHER.
Girl Whose Rulo He Avenged Says She
(lad of It,
DREYFUS VINDICATED
BY SUPREME COURT
Twelve Years’ Struggle For Man's
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mala’s Forces,
NOW AGREE TO PEACE OFFER,
President Zelaya Declares Nicaragua Will
Remain Neutral, but General Toledo Counts
Upon Ald From That Country — United Statas
Ministers at Guatemala Clty and San ol
dor Trying to Re-establish Peace.
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but, thinking she was ]
continued with the festi 5 th (
policement came he nois It
was then discover hat the w
dead
Man was
Shot Himself to Escape Arrest,
Paterson, N. J. (Special).—To avoic
the disgrace of arrest on the charge o
defalcation Albert O'Brien, tax collec-
tor of the borough of Totowa, shot him-
self while officers were approaching his
house. He died instantly. His accounts
had been involved for sometime, but,
owing to his personal popularity, every
opportunity was given him to make good
the deficiency, believed to be about
$4000. After O'Brien's father had
failed in an effort to raise this sum it
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was decided to arrest the collector.
War Ministe i i
House ) commons the k
Army estim: explained the
ernment’s scheme army re
tion
Irgant
An English firm has decided to erect
a factory in the United States to com
pete with American manufacturers of
scales and weighing machines
Six persons were killed and many in-
jured in an accident to a motor omnibus
on the way from London to Brighton
Forty thousand Jews fled from War-
saw in a single day, fearing a massacre
Turkish soldiers have committed hor-
rible outrages in Turkish Armenia.
Vice Admiral Chouknin, of the Rus-
sian Black Sea Fleet, who was shot by
a revolutionist sailor, is dead,
WILL BE APPOINTED A
(round — Judgment of Condemnation Anau!'ls
od af Acquittal Ordered Printed In Fifty
Newspapers to Be Selected by Victim.
tain Dreyfus was n
his habitual secrecy by
ed in garret
cut off from the outer we
The decision was
nounced was one of impressive dignity
the where he h
Tyee n
scene as the pro.
After Many Years
Lexington (Special) —After 40 years,
Confederate of Gen. John H
Morgan's command are receiving pay
from the federal government for horses
which were taken from them when they
surrendered. Dr. L. J. Brasee and sev-
eral other old Confederate soldiers of
this city, who surrendered to Gen FE
Hobson at Mount Sterling, Ky., in May,
1868, have just received checks for their
horses taken from them at that time.
soldiers
The amount each received is $125,
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Iron, Tin and Steel Wages
Seven Children Drown In River.
Chinese Aoxieus to Make Amend
To Kiss snd Make Up
Torpedo Boat Strikes a Mine.
vel Mra
eave Washingt
Lennox
Trouble h
Guatemala and Salvador, and a clash is
imminent
A. C. Dinkey, president of the Car
negic Steel Company, was at the Navy
Department urging Secretary Bonaparte
to give his company a part of the armor
plate contract
President Roosevelt
missions of diplomatic
ficers and postmasters,
pointments have been
Washington,
Commander Horsley reported that the
safe piloting of the drydock Dewey
through the Suez Canal was a feat for
which the aged pilot Pappe deserves the
credit.
« broken out afresh between
signed 1%0 come
and consular of-
all of whose ap-
announced from
ted Meats,
Glands in One Kind of
Other Brands Found to
of Excellent Qaulity
able to Manufaciurers
Polled Ham
lavestigation Favor.
FIVE KILLED AND MANY INJURED.
Terrific Car Crash Near
New York
Trolley Baffale,
PREACHER SHOOTS HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW
Mr. Rhea.
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wed the
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; fortress, which
i y; that the Three Saints
the red flag, and that the mu
forcibly detaining two other
which had refused to joir
tincers are
ronclads,
them,
Bulldog Baried at Ses.
Derby, Conn, (Special). — “Teddy
Roosevelt,” a brindle bulldog owned by
William Foran, and the mascot of the
Bachelors’ Club in Woodmont, was killed
by an auto. Teddy was buried at sea, 14
boats comprising the funeral procession
and the Bachelors being the chief mourn.
ers. Henry Phillips, president of the
club, delivered a eulogy over Teddy's
body and pledged the efforts of the or-
ganization to bring to justice by a suit
for damages the automobilist who killed
the dog.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
Lake Superior turn
15.200 tons of steel rails
fiscal year ending June 30, the
was 102,000 tons
American Snuff declined 10
points. The investigation in the sffsirs
of the Tobacco Trust was probably the
cause of the decline,
The Philadelphia “News Bureay™
quotes a leading bond dealer as fol.
lows: “Never have I seen so little real
investment of July dividend money as
this year."
New York banks
week $800,000 cash.
for
output
shares
gained during the