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Show TIIB MOBSISO EXAMINES, OGDEN, UTAU, EATPKDAY MORNING, JUNE i, 1901. FEARFUL FALL. COAL TROUBLES IN PENNSYL- VANIA. v New Vork. June 3. While at work on a iweniy-aior- y building in lower Broadway, John Sullivan. a laborer, fell aeven Morie and loat one of hia lega in ml lair. Aa he dropped down an oiien aliaft Sullivan struck an Iron girder wlih great force. It cut off one of hla limb, above the knee like a Sullivan will probably die. General Stoessel's Report Reaches St. Petersburg Detailing Casualties at Kin Chou Hill. , Tamaqua. Pa.. June 3. A meet- Ing of the three anthracite district boards haa beeu called for Monday to Inaugurate a general strike of the Soou men employed by the high Coal and Navigation company In the Panther Creek valley. The meeting will he held in Lansford. e- knifa . guns end retire. The general explains lhaL I he order waa only partially exit aa Ibeenctnya flank movements promptness in retreating which, lie says, waa tarried out with great coolness, thus accounting for the amalluesK of the Russian losses. GenI also eral Ki saya the enemy's losses must have run far into the thousands, the Japanese mortality in storming Nan Bhau hill being fright iac ful. General Kloefuel pays a high tribute to the Russian trrsips and in terms of the wannest praise to the skill and ixiurage displayed by General Kock. whom he recommends fur the Ht. George's crout. He does not mention that Kock waa wounded, from which the general staff assumes that Jays. General 8toeael reporta that owing the report to this effect was untrue. to the absence of the eupport of A. General Stocssri riqieflally against the Japanese artillery praises a regiment which was not in on General Fock'a division, the general fire, at iha time of the final assault, the Russian positions on Nan Shan hill staff concludes that five regiment nr during the evening of May 26, he at I aluiut 12.000 men were engaged on the o'clock gave the order to blow up the Ruaslan side. war-shli- TOTAL LOSS FROM JAP PORTS. Toklo, June 3. 8:30 p. m. follows: RUMOR OP ANOTHER BATTLE. ' ' ' e ap-pea- Flrat Round In the Golf Championship Contest. geant majors, and 713 stoned officers, and men killed; 100 officers. Including one colonel, one major and 12 sergeant-major- s, anil 3480 non-comissioned officer and 8.' Llaa Yang, June There are persistent rumors that another gnat battle la In progress near Port Arthur. Continuous cannon- ading haa been heard from tha south. An additional force of IS,- 000 Japanese ia reported to have landed at Takushan. A wealthy Australian ho arrived in New York ten dfiya ago from Ixindou was swindleJ a week ago out of $25.UuO by men pretending to be wire tappers. Tbe story ha Just become public. On account of hia large business connections and also because of a be fact that be was equally guilty with tha swindiera. tha Australian made no report of the matter to the police, but sailed on the following day for Iamdon. It apjiears that the victim met a well known New I ork swindler in Lon ion. three weeka ago. The New Yorker urged the Australian to come over, prom I King him great result a on racing invest ments. The Australian rame and was fleeced. After the coup it the man paid the decoy only $300, Instead of the $12,500 which have been hla share under tbe agreement. In a fit of pique the decoy Informed the police. During the past week losses of $5.0i0 have been reported by other victims of swindler operating In the same manner. Wine the officers. In- eluding one major and five aer- Thirty-on- New York, June 3. London, June 3. 1:22 p. m In the first round of the amateur golf final a Sandwich today Walter J. Travis, the American champion, finished with four up. The butting at the start waa five to four on Travia. The round will be played cham-plousb- m men wounded. i - In control of all avenues of rnmniiinl cation and they allow no messages to pnsa. With the exception of tha authorities, tha Ruaalana In New Chwang lp aai-an- .777 DEKEEN, WINS. SpringHeid. 8. Deneen i Kausns City, June 3. AH tributaries of Kaw river in Ksiirea are ' rising rapla tlixid idly today, and a c nous t Urcatfut-d- . Jieav- - tutus eouliuulng for two tiaya ai a Hme have pretaileJ all over Kam.ua ui various times within the uist thirty .uys. Twice within have that time most of ihe stream overflowed their hanks, washing out railway tracks and crops, destroying much properly, ai.'l rendering several ho ins-hundred person temporarily less. But each tim- - there came a lull In the rainfall, the rivers receded and almost normal conditions prevailed. In further the past 24 hours, however, heavy rain storm have again swollen tbe the streams, this time beyond height experienced in the two former rises. Today the rain continues ta fall at many points throughout Kansas, and the ultimate result must be that the Kaw, already l.unkful, at many places along Its source, will overflow Ha batiks at its niouih at Kansas City. While the conditions are not inch aa brought on the great June flood of last year, and although no great amount of damage la expected in thla city, preparations are being made to meet the aituallon aa It may develop. Railroad traffic Is demoralized and many through trains are stalled. The principal streams affected are the Kaw. the Bmoky Hill, Ihe Republican and the Marlaa des Cygnes. 8o far no asiialtiea hava been reported. At Newlon over six hundred pernons have been rendered homeless by a sudden rise in Band creek which flows throngh the north and west portions of that town. Tbe flooded dlstrlet emof Newton and braces about in many houses (lie water stands na high as the second story windows. The rise la the creek was caused by a cloudburst and the water rose ao rapwere idly that hundreds of persons caught in ibetr homes. Rescuing parties were formed, and hundreds of men worked all night rescuing the unfortunates. Morning Tound all removed to places of safety, but with the water mtill rising and further were heavy damage likely. There many narrow roraix. and much suffering. Tbe homeless have been taken Into homes of I he resident a In the upper of town and furnished with food and clothing. At Emporia four inrhea of water fell Thunuay and .the Cottonwood river rose during the night at the rate of six. Inches an Jwnr. flooding tha business portion of the town and causing much damage. 'Commercial street was converted Into a, river and boatB were one-four- th two miles south of Newton, aa Nw York, Juno 1 Reports to the is the main line two miles west. The detour International Mercantile agency from of trains has been fairly successful. western centers reflect fairly The Kock Island lines are being used prominent active jobbing trade with a pronounced No. 8 came east over that hesitancy in principally. manufacturing lines, indne from Hutchinson Na 1 and duced by the growing uncertainty of Nos. 5 and 2 and 6 willtoday. also be the presidential Moat campaign. over the name route. Na 18 detoured reached I ranches of the dry goods trade have Kmporia at It) oclock from Wichita, not recovered from the effects of a via the Frisco to Bevery, then over the backward spring wholesale busluees in Howard branch, Thursday Noe. 7 'and many sections, avenging below a year 17 took the same route south. Thurs- ago. In Oklahoma and Indian Terri- d days No. 15 I still merchant are at lea than Clements. The Banin Fe further states tory and In extreme buying portions of Kanthat this la their- worst flood experi- usual, sas and Missouri constant rains are ence. having a bad effect upon business. flood-boun- - INUNDATES TOWN. Topeka. Kan., June 3. A special from Strong City says the water la running along the main streets and in the first floor of the Postal Telegraph office, the Rank of Strong City. Carter's drug store, the Ryan restaurant and other business houses. The business portion of the town consists mainly of one long street, between Strong City and Cottonwood Falla, along the center of which rune the street railway. The mile and a quarter of thla ia level and low, and almost entirely nnder ' POLITE. Mia Lee genlemun? lx yo daughter's bean a Mis' Moppin Gen'lemun? Dat man is a sho 'nough puffleh genlemun; dat man nevah show hla face In die house wldmit candy or a bucket o Ice cream. Detroit Free Preas. Lumber, paints and glass are depressed in these and other sections where building operations have been restricted by inclement weather. Drugs hava benefited aa usual by condition tbat oppress other branches of trade. The Kansas City district haa been held back by peculiar restrictions. In this territory and other sections of the west merchants are hopeful about tbe outlook and eximct excellent June business. Retail trade ia picking up I. many sections aa Is evidenced by the lietter demand for women's apparel. Consumption of necessities la on thn Increase and country merchants are giving Chicago wholesale houses plenty of orders. Indicating a sustained Interior demand. Further Serious embarrassment threatens the traiisportatlon Industry on the Great Lakes, where the labor difficulties are proving disastrous. Very little improvement haa been noted In the steel ihdustry. which continues exceptionally dull. Coke production la still at tbe maximum, but curtailment 1 looked for, the outlook In general giving little promise of greater activity in the near future. In the south the trade la excellent with good Inquiry tor moat lines of merchandise. Railway traffic In Texas Is heavy and people are generally . prosperous. jTTTjuue ; eroor by the RepuM,"'t';'I TRADE Wsalthy Australian i Mulcted of $2V 000 by Pretended Wire Tappers. TRAVIS IS AHEAD RE-.- . The total of the Japanese casualties at the battle of Nan Shan bill, on May 28, la 4,304. They are divided as .. see... . Rescuing Parties are out Bearing Aid to VICTIM OF ACTIVE People Who Were Imprisoned in Their SWINDLERS JOBBING Houses by Sudden Rising of the Kaw, . St. Petersburg. June 3.- -3: 35 p. m. The Russian Joaitee in the fighting ni Kin Chou are officially rialed to lie .thirty officer and u0 men killed or woundud. These figures wore given in General Ktoeakel'a rejKirt which1 haa rearhei here. It la dated May 28. The method of tia tranamiaaion to Vhjeroy but it la preAleairlf la not sumed it waa taken by a Chinese junk waa to New Chwang. Evidently It written under atreaa. aa it waa liaiily penciled. The account saya the attack began May 21. and culminated on the evening of May 26. The real fighting wan practically confined to May 25, and May 28. the Japanese remaining quiet the two previoua Yates. Hamlin and Shsrn... .. and Throw Their St lthar Denew Breaking lock on 79th Buioi . Hamlhi and Sherman i,Ma . !n hh favor. Thi deadlock that had laste l day. May 13. The ; Deueen Warner itnu altl tiuven:or 9371-- 2; Louden 21 ; Yates 1 rt ilk- - Frt 7.: ' out-poet- Jap-ane- ee lrt - . ,,, Springfield. 111., jlme . "5V were that would be nominatedfhailes.vk llenw i the Republican lie '!lU ;,!?? b, f!vnu,t the trend Of , Thla waa Tro among Yates men before ih tiem met Lowden exp "1? , .i , nn effort to stampede that ,nd't expected wouhl then go to Deneen. vyh,,.1' convention met. a BUermun maB J5' a motion to take a rc.s o clock. It waa seconded by ii. and Yates meu, aud was . arried wlti out opposition. After recess it was 3.-- Kri1f ! U t- - . that Deneen. Yatro. llaSiifo Sherman had entered tmo ailon. ta nominate Deneen on tl?e aw ballot at the afternoon tension edged iclS Si,X The Yates delegate held a mi-- ,,, at which the governor spoke, he derslood, he said, that Minis .g'S delegates had fell, they w,.re not taken Into hla eoufldence. R k. ! ecreta and wanted any of bis Sew gates free to consult him. Whet a. meeting adjourned the delegates ton ed In line, each carrying a Yates card, and with the governor at nt ih. head, marched to the Leland hotel Springfield, III.. June convention met at 2:2(1 p. m Aa soon ns the convent ion was to order at 3:80 Governor hales xitb drew hla name and anggested that Charles 8. Deneen. There was crest cheering as be left the plat fora mi then Attorney General llamlm md Sherman withdrew In favor of Deneeg. Chairman Cannon then ordered tiu 79th ballot. The ballot resulted THIEVES 2; . aod Embroideries A Most WOMEN 1-- SPECIAL- trans-Siberia- Noteworthy Event in Lace and Embroidery Reductions, at Burt Bros.9 Won SUFFERED YEARS OF DISGRACE - all-over- se g. CLEVER GIRL FORGER MASTER WORKMAN Magnificent All-Rou- -- Laces DEAD ( Pointed Venice sun-pe- I WILL CONSIDER Valenciennes hn AFFILIATION , Black ChantiHyv 48 to 50ln Black Chantilly - , - t : -- Inw-catlon- E mbroideiry (Sacrifice i al ler re offi-la- ls - l yrr d !V-!- " w ( ee t r 1 J 3.-- Tbe - s. J. v.n.-he- pur-tbipe- te u.-i- 1 :; Flrat Doctor It wouldn't be wise to this afternoon. ntate the patients real condition. In the second round, with 13 holes Second Doctor Then let us Issue till fo play, Travia watt five np In the Mukden, June 3. For two day paat Deneen 957 Lowden 5221-Wsr. bulletin. Town Topics. content. rumor have been current ot severs nra golf rhemplonshfp ner 21f Yatea 1. dally growing more depressed at 1.1 on so the peninsula. Tung fighting the outlook. Details art lacking, but the fact that An officer of high rank who has arbeen haa i fighting general throughout rived from Mukden ' iha la admitted. concerning General spoke as follows officially peninsula Kuropaikln: "He Tha Ruaalana hava pushed their la awakening to the fact that the south le Wan Pang Tien, on the are worthy of praise. He derailroad,, whlls tha Japaneaa occupy clares that their recent nperalioun An Employe of the Victim ia Held on tha country from the ehores of Korea prove them to be the greatest Bay inland to tha vicinity of 81 u Yen. strategists in the among Suspicion. world, and to this The fact that a Japanese army estimat- must lie added great daring, capacity ed to number 00.000 men ts ponce-traleChicago, June 3. Mrs Elisabeth for work and ability to stand punhdi-mpn- t. south of Kin Chou la regarded Kell, been has $3, found In aged dead The general did not believe thlg the here aa Indicating the region where deciklichen In' tha rear of her store now It haa been demons before, but sive-battles will ha fought. by the police. In an adjoining room strafed. M The mills at Harbin are grinding Emil Sakrewakl, an employe of Mrs. ABANDON FLAW. . Kell, waa found asleep. He waa arManchurian wheat and their daily outrested and at the coroner's Inquest wee used. Is estimated conservatively at 750,-put At Tarksvllle, ihe water in the Paris, June 1 A dispatch from ot 000 pound of flour. The Russian au- held to the grand Jyry for further inI wee charged with be- Neosho ia wlthig wo feet of last yrari lie Petersburg aaye: . It appears that the thorities are vestigation. the farmera over la record and encouraging much of the town-sit- e. Russian relief column of 30.000 men, to directly resixmalble for the aged crops than ever be- ing mobilised for the succor of Port Ar- fore;plant larger woman'a 'A death. exampostmortem . they are not depending on the ination by the coroner's The Neoeho fa now falling. thur. haa abandoned its project owing n physician More than have been to the fall of Kin Chou and tha land- portation of railroad for tha trans- showed the presence of a quantity of supplies. driven from their homes, some escaparsenic poisoning in her stomach. ing of Japanese reinforcements. ing In boats, but the niaJorlty'getUng all of their household goods to safety. We have made the prices so SMALL RUSSIAN FORCE DEthis wonderful collection that we, expect tfie : The damage lo crops will be no greater . . FEATED. Iasi than ye aw an many farmera had heaviest gale of these goods in the history of this store Every Bwmia description of. Laces not yet planted. Toklo. June 3. (Noon.) A body The Bents Fe track up the Cottonand Embroideries almost that is made, is in the display comprising the loveliest dc of Japanese cavalry encountered and wood valley, fifty mile west to Flordefeated a mixed lorn of Russian cavClevsr Females Hava Chlcage Polite ence, Is under water or washed out. signs from the best lace makers in the world. alry, Infantry and artillery near 81 rang City. Klmdale and Clements in aton,' ataa miles north of Pu Landiea Guessing a ta Identify. on Monday last.- May 0. The engageLawyer, Who Waa Dishonorably' Dis- the Cottonwood valley, are submerged. A beautiful assortment for summer dresses and lingerie, including dainty Val- - ' All three towns' are on very low ment began at 12:30 p. m. and lasted Chicago; June 3. Two woman who charged From the Army for Strik- for two ground and ihe cloudburst and rapid enejennes, used so extensively for wash dresses and waists this year .In fact, every ing Hie Commanding Officer, hour, the Russian troops being dresa stylishly and are experts In tha rise of the river have sent almost the ia Dead. finally driven northward. The Japanese handling of an automolilla are s, variety from the little edgings to the most elaborate and extra wide Chan ; entire population to the second stories being had twrnty-si- x men killed, including for Lace dress tha or all house the by who come nought declare Much tilly police, loss under them of tops. the SPECIAL stock purposes one officer and thirty-seve- n SALE PRICE. wounded. 8.Ohio. June Middleton, George W. crops Is reported. Tknuiuinda.of Including four officers. The movement to be the cleverest thieve that hava Powers, an aged lawyer, la dead at hii and acres of alfalfa ready for cutting are vialted Chicago in years. of the Russians forces southward home here after during Articles valued at $1,21)0 sera stolen forty years the having borne cates a possible effort to relieve Port or a dishon- destroyed. disgrace At Ellsworth the main from a furrfer'aeslablishment at night, orable street Is Arthur. The Russian losses are discharge from the army flooded. following a visit from the two women he knocked down General MansIn the vicinity of Lorain and Bier-linin tha afternoon when they had refield In a Washington hotel while the the rain waa accompanied by n BALTIC FLEET WILL BAIL quested the goud "to be laid aside un- general wee In command of the District til morning. nr Columbia, then under martial law. heavy wind storm; many small houses ANUU8T1. were blown down, were damBoth women wore automobile costs The intervention of Secretary Stanton aged and much othercrops New York. Juno 3. Russian natal and their machine was left slauding at saved Power from court damage done. martial'. Two inches of rain fell wltnin tetr contractors have been advised thst the curb while they were In the store. minutes. It Is difficult to estimato the final preparations for the Baltic fleet The polira are or the opinion that Iha loss, but it. will lie great. must be completed by the first week women are working under the InstrucAt Rarnett, Humboldt, Lincoln Cenof August, says a Times despatch from tions of men. In tha day time the woter. Caldwell, Paris. This Information la supple- men locale place to lie robbed ami the Harper. Wellington, Olathe, Arkansas City. Tola, IMttsburg mented by another despatch from 6t. men perform the work of burglary at and loxivenworth. similar reports, of Petaraburg auggesting the fleet perhaps ulghL damage from flood ire received. will not start at all if Port Arthur falls All-Over In the country west of Strong City into the bauds of the Japanese. cloudburst caused the Cottonwood Fourteen-Year-Ol- d Another 81. Petersburg telegram says Lass Who Seema te river to rise rapid iy and today that two submarine will be started for the be an Criminal. The popular materials for Shirt-Waist- s, stream stre'iln-- s from bluff to bluff Far East today, two others will start Yoldngs and Lace Waists. Without for miles. within a fortnight and two more withNew York. . June doubt the handsomest array of various styles to be found in this 3. Kate II. At Junrtlmi locality. Here we City. Manhattan. Kalina, in a month. Schmidt, aged 14. has been am-xteon offer you opportunities for securing the newest the a charge or forgery. A ladles tailoring North Topeka and Iwrence the Kaw at patterns great reduction in price Iver has risen rapidly since yesterthis Special Sale. . firm, by whom the girl was employe., SKIRMISHING UK TORE VAFAN-GOruling during claims that on several o cantons nha day. lint as yet is still within Its rains will send Supreme Master Workman Miller raised chinks no cleverly that bunk of- banks. Tbe streams up and people along their ficials were deceived. 8f the A, 0. U, W.. Succumbs Previoua em- these Yafangow, June 1. via I.lao Yang, 18-In- ch June 3. A continuation of the fighting ployers accused the girl or larceny. and hanks are iTiarlng to remove to 1 8-ln- ch to Kidney Troubles higher ground. a few months ago she figured as a rt waa expected here today, but the JapAt loiwrrni'o the river has for been $1.00 68c qualities nn very in anese did not apt tear In force. A Incendiary fire. The magwide for a month and from tim to istrate held her for further ex$1.75 and $l.5o qualities for however, party. 50c qualities ton ijoo 45c more or time less minor damage has ' changed shots with the enemy's scouts Battle Greek, Mich., June 3. Su$2.oii qualities fo but with Ihe experlchce of 1.45 done, and the latter were driven off. leav- premo Master Workmen Miller of the 75c 55c qualities fqf Ian year, has been learned that $2.60 qualities for 1.75 ing two1 men degd on the field. To- A. O. I. W.. fc dead at a Kun'tnriuni has enable! the citizens to protect morrow probably will 85c determine here. from kidney trouble, aged 01. 10.00 qiialiticK for 65c qualities for . . 4.00 ibeir.selvrs i: a way against any. groat , whether the Japanese are strong 1 loss. Aid to $8.00 per jard the same wonderful ' up to take enough Yafangow. FAVOR CHURCH UNIFICATION. Fait have lieen annulled, , reiiiiciUins. limited Miibi- - hnve ben .lelave.i badly, KOREANS ARRESTED AS SPIES. Wcatarn Miners oilier Union been have Will ta Join compelled make W;tn St. I ami. June 3. The Missouri wide detour. Ail Moulhweet and wet- Seoul, Korea. June 2, 1:30 p. nt. A A. F. of L. and A. L. U. 1 8-ln- ch Korean major and an adjutant, sits- - j State Congregational association ha bound tram!- - that are moving at all j M.50 qualities j ore running on slow order. , :$2J)0 pected of being Russian spies, have adopted advocating union toj 5c qaalitiee for 55c Denver. June 3. -- The morning been arrested on Japanese representawith the United Urethreu and tbs sion of the cnnvcutjiin of the West era $5.00 qualitlea for $50 qitklitie .. 3.50 tions and are now in prison In SrouL Methodist for ... Newton, K m.. 'June ooil J iToteAtant fsKtlti,, 63c churches. The Federation of Miners was taken up in receding, v t less limnS.The , Tha Korean authorities refuse to take imi home p,... for fl."0 reenliHfnn met . Hie with qualities . ft. 00 55c enI nnanimuu 4.00 the liinusKion of lie I further ns a rrsut of tbe high-- 1 qualities for , claiming that the evl- at the drn.-of the cummin. on ailiul iin. The rewnier. In some case the foundations against the army offlt era is In- - ,h,n!r,,,',,t "f " K '"1 port was adopinl It iniviir that the or house s,-r-i undermined and the to definitely convict. fo.VuKrTnSx'T.ted. . j ,4 eviutive Imai l of the A. rr F. of L walls damn::. The loss on lioinrhoii : and the American ,uK.r nn:'n lie RUSSIANS PAY TOR fTTTLIES. while scores of hi rut goods l HIS NECK IN A FALL BROKE ro join with Ihe Western Federal Secul, Kor. June 2 4.3d p m nn B"d other building? ) weipwathH 1 1 of Miners in a ronferenre for anid!ga-raatlo- n away. Tbe Run Jans in the provim e of Him$ D bXown. Ta.. June 2. Robert and all means thst ere a tald to he using rouble notea cations! and annnccnicn yung great saving on the most desirable Emfcro'derics l.quor ta payment for goods taken. Beeves Steele, ofa wealthy wholesale 'organizations be Invjtej to into th s country from our r:gu!ar i SAMAFE BLOCKED. imported was found Philadelphia, send dsd embroidery stock, which includes the representatives Tl vail for MU asd gram commend fair pnoes. The here today, with his nick broken His conference will be Issued by the broadv.lt assortment cf airy, fresh oodsof .he season's d: above statement hardly 3. June The Fe Topeka. Fxva Ku., body was found lying at the foot of signs, in all widths. board at an orror'une time. wlh the eontlnua! tales of corresponds V looting, yet an outside stairway leading to a so-- e m"c-- r Me qiUH.iei lit give evf the f 'Iow-oit 7c 4 the Japanese report that Korean fugi- It fa autifnl lino or IIAMEniiG E.lgings-Ir- om ' cm p iv t rt r he that fell down supposed 1 12 ihe 2c O li'.lil OK fnr tives brine R''sian paper moner to eteirwav. wii in rf- v. fl. jl ( f. tCs l The corcncr is Investigat(.re to thre-.- i inches wile. f r.... 4c 1 ' Genan. Twenty tho-ttndollars ing Ke s ,12 T t A c. .1 Jenworth has been sent ta Rhenvhsl via At the made is of finely X I n KamniVI for settlement by the v, tt-t. . . from one to four iachc riBCTr! TT,T' t,V!'""'T V""" .- ' '1&C.I . . C y, bank. Tex-- s. the rs to"!", V r as t.y as . f ,1 h" f aj Niagara FbUs N. Y" June NO INFORMATION GAINED. meeting of liie association. T!t Marim kPa- rson lii .nrh U first session of tbe Dcrma'olgical d out fir several miles west ot convention has been held here. San Frandsco, June 3. Six or the Floienc". New Chwang, June 3. The Strong City branch John Z easier of Chicago, presided, and best marksmen Morning of the Every effort on the part of the Rus- about fifty members of the CuitfornU northwest - also inip:usable on Si association huet i ii t cluu ea-ihave sians to communl'-atgone or to with the southwere present. Several pajiers were read In the fourth national ern ra--- t of tlji- - Lino bi nd For four soutii of Klorciue. fh.i bearin'' on i. Y..r what Is i has resulted In failure.Ting peninsula feotlinl. which open in New Iiloralu bra el: tracks arc utilcr neJapanese a. l.Uuen as the 'AYuik", noL. York on June 12. at' r. The tV Mi it a bi auck is flooded AGED WOMAN MURDERED ' .: |