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FIGHTING ON LAND

MAY BE CONTINUED

JH HGCHIH aluit Uolli Bides imNol Eager for 1cnco Now-

ltelatlcsl Tlml ittiftNla Will Hclwilnlnhds ItcMrrvq Fund rip

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TIIM lumil NTH UV MM

London Inno 21Tito currcdpondcnt of Ilia Telegraph lit Toklosends llto following

Tho Japanese nro continuing theirvictorious advance In MnncliiirlnPita Russians have boon completelyoutflanked nn both wings and newsof Japnnclcrvlctorlcs mny bo oxpoclodshortly

Undid IIn ComingIxuidon Juno 21LIOlldoll dis

plays un over lessoning belief In thepossibility of an armlsllco being con

rliiilcil before Llncvltrh uiid Oyntnnhave tried conclusions It seams 1tobo believed horo Hint limo next Im ¬

portant nowH will bo that tho Julianetio armlcn under Hascgawii nndKuwninitm In cooperation Imvo sclxcd Nlngutn thus cutting tin railroadbetween llnrbln nnd Vladivostok

Llncvllrli Want Chance81 Petersburg tune 21Ulpln ¬

matic monmircM for the poaco confermice lire contlnulnR In tlio taco oftho pressure brought to bear by themilitant factlins Llnovltch basagain wired tho emperor saying thatvictory IH utmost nt hand nnd beggingthat heard hlu army bo not deprivedof the opportunity to restore tlio pres ¬

tige of RusBlnn arms

To SIb llnlunds HcwmHelslngfors Juno 21 COnsldora

blo excitement has boon caused overtlio jwJJlstenl reports thai tlm ItuaHlau government IIIIH decided to solxo

Inlands tipeulal reserve tendamounting In twelve and u half tolllion dollars for war purponos

Snlllclhlrll ilnhtglomluu Juno 21Tito St Peters

burg corroHpondont to the Times tel ¬

egraphs that three columiiH of JOlla

neBo arc moving near theNorthoastcrncoast of Corcn with tho apparent pur ¬

pose Of converging on Posset flaysixty miles Botrhwost of VladivostokA largo Heot of transports Hulled

from Qonsan for the sanio point ac¬

cording to tho correspondent

Cannot 011t Ittink ItookN

Cboofii Juno 21 Mlsslnnnrloswho before tho war unit stations In

Cora and Mnncliiirln complain thatthey arc Unablo to secure tho missionhinds deposited for payment of cur¬

rent accounU In tbo KitfisoChlnosohunk at Port Arthur Tho bank nuthorltloa In reply to demands formoney say tho Jnpanoso hold Jhobank hooks nod this prevents a set ¬

tlement of obllRatlous

BOLD BUHOLAIW

Caught liedl HandedThey Shoot Of

leers

Chicago III Juno 31 PolicemanMdUoghan wax probably fatally shotthis morning while with other policemoo ho woos capturing two oflive burKlara caught In tho net of rob ¬

bing a butchorshop One of tho cap ¬

lured men IIH wounded and those whoescaped lull a trail of blood

ILLINIIhfi J

Will Shut Down InuwJIO Indefinitely

Springfield illtit 81IPractlo-all

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every mine In Illinois employingthirty thousand men will uhut downJuno 510 and remain closed until theUnited Mine Workora of Illinoismake a new contract with tho 1111

nuts coul operators association

dllsluktProbably aKnoxvlllo Penn Juno II1n n

110000 lire at Clinton Ky listlnight Iho grocery homo of It H

tjrowdor A Co tho furniture itorefcof J P Miller Sons ant4l the restdeuce of M M Smith sad ua hgiueoccupied by the Virginia pot llllK

worka wurq burned

The above U probably i mistakeai Clinton la not near Knoxvllle nlIhero are BQ stnoK concerns In Cllnton Ky ai the above

WAVED RED FLAGS

AS THEY MARCHE

Funornl of SocliillnC Itiot 111t

Jlolpres81V0 OneI-

fnlMV Wllllaui Itim a Unco In IIIN

AutomobileI Wllliii Insl 13x

press Trnll Hi

TIIIJ NORWAVHWKDKN THOUHL

ILodz Poland Juno tIho fu

nornl of flvp victims of the outbrcalSunday when Cossacks chargedt tt

procession of socialists anil put titanlo light niter shooting In the crowdoccurred ttoday Tho pageant wnithe most Impressive over witnessedhi lima city Fully fifty thousand peathe took part A profusion of rodlags appeared many marchers car-tryingt them dollantly

To Diiiw his AgreementStockholm Juno 21qhn girt

ornmont today Introduced In parliaPliant iT communication asking anthorlty to onler Into negotiations willtho rJorwcglnn storthing nnd draw tin-

a conditional sottlomont of affairbetween the two nations which wonformerly united

Knlscr Itiiced Wllli TroutHamburg Juno 2Iin ah at

tompt to prove Itint nutomobllo eonspccftns fast as an express trnln Emporor William while coming frontHanover to this city ran nn excitingrare with a train whore tho road andrailway tracks are parallel Tho knlsor maintained a speed of sixty tilesnn hour an long as tho raco continued

lUtKIHT nor DIMS

IKwaitt Son of Dr and Mrs O IK-

PiiiTcll a Victim of Scarlet1 iNcj

iMiiMur Kwnrt Purcoll ago fouryears son of Dr C 13 Ilircoll thowoll known Hpeolnllirt died thismorning at 2 oclock at his homeFifth and Ohio streets of scarlet ro ¬

verThe little follow was taken III

nearly three weeks ago and his mal ¬

ady developed Into scarlet rover Hograduatoly grew worso until dcuth re¬

lieved his sufferings thlsmornlng-Tho little follow wny born In Sa ¬

lent Livingston county Iy andcarne hero with his parents over onoyear ago Ho was a bright boy andl

his death will deeply grlcvo hisfriends and those of the family

Tho funeral wilt be hold front thortHldonco this afternoon at 4 oclockIntormont at Oak Grove

The pall beavers wore Dr ChUB

Llghtfoot Dr D P Stuart Sir ChinsKlior and Mr IH W Whlttomoro

MUMCIPAL OWNKHSHIP

IN OliJrit Ml Ilo by ClilciiKo Civic Fed ¬

eral Ion

Ohloago Juno 21rlro Civic Fedoration of Chicago at Its biennialmeeting adopted a special reportmailo by tho executive committee advising against municipal owilorshlpTho report adopted commits tho or¬

ganization against either npnrutlonor ownership of tho public utllltlnsby tho ally tho reason given beingthat the citys operation of the Chi ¬

cago waterworks system ban nothoot successful enough to warrant ahuller that limo city could successfullyoporato n stlrool car system or otherpubllq utllltfog I

IL X N ritlllOIIT HOUHK

Hum at Henden on LOM unOUII

Not IncludliiK FivlKlid

HmidgiKon IKy Juno SLVitoh-Oelsvllla

iNaahvillc freight

with burned at mldiilRht luau hOllllO1

100 oxolUBjvo of frolnht whichniako U much heavier Hats matchBH and straw era uspcoed as thqorlJlu-

ttII8N3 MAX

oustsWOIIIIIII Seven III BiUi FHHII

clad Huh and Kiilcldcs

JuiceHun FruiioUco lti Intaut mime arinoil with u rllle ranimucli In the United Stunt hotelhis meriting shooting and seriously

vpitndlnu ieveu persQut Ho thenoluhlltletl nlolde

WOMAN IMLOT

IN Blurted to tutulllhr lu 1lIhlhlllJIHarbor Mullein nod

Iltlsbiirg lnt Juno 21Cap-Mary II Greene the only llconeciwoman steamboat commander In tinUnited Stales watt elected Chaplainat tho annual election of orikcrs or

Ilnrb r No 25 American AsBoclatlbiof Musters anti Pilots Title oloctloiplaces Cript Greece decidedly lu tIclas of liar own She Is the onlywoman pilot In the United Stalestho only woman member of tho asHoclntlon and the only woman witover hold an office In Urn nssoclntlonMrs Capt flreono Is nt present 11

command or the steamer Greenlandwhich plies between this city line

Cincinnati Site Is tho wife of CapGordon C Ornono tine of tho hostknown river men nnd limit ownorton limo Ohio river Mrs Greene la al-

ways accompanied on hor trips by twoof her three eldldre-

nUNUSUAL SASEaI-

ILGl3 WALiaci FINDSl HOIWIJIB TIIOUOIIT DHAD

Ibis Sued to Itirovci A CourtierUliilin Untie for 121II for Oar

lug for HorM

e

A horio once that promlHca to be-

come noted before It U finally BottledIs onto In whloh Mosors George C

Wallace general manager of thestreet railway company and Mr IH

W lorry tho grocer are tho prlnoiapls

About ton months ago Mr Wal-

lace

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haul n lino ninro that becamecrippled by getting a leg caught on-

der u stable door Ho had her doebored for about two months and see ¬

ing that hor sulfuring was groat andbeing assured that the chances werethe horse would not ImproveI ho em-

ployed a negro tq take her out andkill her

The ngbroIt uaoms tliotight Itwas n good chance to mnko a piece ofextra 11101nlld sold the horso ror-

U to Mr Berry Ho returned saltho had Jellied tho urinal and waspaid for It Mr lltrcy succeeded Innursing the animal back to healthalthough sho will never be good foranything except a brood mare

Mr Wallace learned n short timenGo that tho horso he paid to Lavakilled was still alive nnd broughtsuit to regain possession of It He al ¬

leged that It was his property honever sold It gave It away or oth ¬

erwise disposed of It and that thelast time ho saw It It was In chargeof his agent who had n specific dutyto perform kill the animal Thisduty was never performed and MrWallace Sued to recover the horse

Mr Ilerry has now niod an nilsavor Ho denies that 11 Is Mr WaiIncas horse lint makes a counterolalm In case tho court decides It Is

for 3220 Ho wants f 100 for nursehire J20 for medicine 1120 forfeed and no for an assistantniirtie The question to ho decided Is

It It Is Mr Wallaces horso will hohave to pay for Its onto during theright mouths Mr Kerry has nursedrt1

AirI Wallace laughs about the caseand seems fo take It as 01 Joke Ha

Ias ho novor heard of min like 1Ituid when he was In Atlanta recentlyold BOIIIO attorneys about It theyiiadohlm romlso to write them

ibout how It IH finally decided asboy novor heart of n case like It

before The horse Is one that MriWallace always valued very highlylocnuso she was n pot She wasworth 800 before Injured

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WADKn INTO 1f ND

Waltliy Hlivlby County Man TciiBlew Out Jib Braliw

SLouUvlllo IKy+dttnn 31I tames

Jnrdeirty ono of tho wuyhulest menIII Hholliy county waded Into a pondinked stud blow out his lirihiH Hoeaves prohablyto halt nillllnn tin >

are Ho unit long been III and do

liondenti

WITHOUT 1INCIDENT1

11ns HIP Hun of hut PivsldfulM pealaiI to llussurhuerls

Worcester Mass Juno 2l> Thflresidents special reached hero thin

naming on limo Tho run frontashington wits without incident

It Putnam Conn a largo throng wasresent at tho station and Hie prosllent addressed the 1in briefly troutt he platform

COMMITTEES ARE

TO WELCOME GUESTS

Coiniiicrcinl Club to Coojicralinl J1n tottlti RUIOn t-

It inliirnt Nashvlllu IIiilni M Sir II

lo Arrive iieru Next hiduyiiAfternoon

MAYOR TO APPOINTI COMMlTTlil

Tbo Nuslivlllc Chambor of Commorco will Jlnd n hearty wolconnnwnltlng It whoa Its members nrriviIn Padncnh Friday afternoon to vlsllocal merchants nod see what a grcabig place we hove

President pecker of alto Commoribhrl club Appointed Messrs H C

UhndoR lion Welllo W IP llummoanti L S Dullols to meet with n1 comnilttco appointed by Mayor YCBCIto prepare for alto coming of tho vistiers arid Mayor Yclser this afternoon appointed on his commuteChairman G R Davis of tho board

hlJrllnlIorllehkopf and Alderman Win KrnnsThey will decide on ways and meantfor welcoming and entertaining the

visitorsAnfeature of the trip 11

that bulletins are received every hourfrom Nashville giving the news orthe town and the world and tho party sends bulletins of tho trip ovorjhour to Nashville

The Nashville Banner says of tittrip

Today there pulled out rfront theUnion station a special trnln made upof three Pullman sleepers ono Pulltitan diner and a baggage car thatwill swing around the circle of WestTennessee and Western KentuckyThe swing Is made In order to bringmore of the commerce of the citiesvisited on tho trltto Greater NashMile rv

Tho object of this trip as hint Neonstated IH lo BOO thnt Greater Nash ¬

ville gets nil that Is coming lo horand that people with whom tho momern of this commercial tour come In

contact will know nil thoro Is to telliboul tile capital city her resourcesommorolal advantages and how theythey dun benefit themselves by givingher merchants their trade At everyUopmado there will bo a processionforted which will march to thosquare of the city headed by thomembers pf the Red Mens band In

uniform where n sort of receptionwill ho hold toad advertising matterwill bo distributed to tho merchantsind thrown In tlm yards of citizens

long the thoroughfares Each momair of tho party will wear a white

satin badgowhlch bears tho InscrlpIon Greeting from tho Chamber ofommotco of Greater Nashville nndhis will bo pinned to tlo coats and

hold those by a flag pin on which Is

ascribed Patronlzo Greater NashMile Tho procession that will ho

orinpil will make an Imposing spocnolQ butt only the band will ho In

inlform the members of the Chamtar of Commerce desiring to ho soonis they appear on thin slrcots of Nashrlllo every tiny and as others seahorn

Tho iiamos of the hustlers forIroalor NiiBlivlllo under tho gut ldanyo

or till Qhnmbor of Commerce aro asallows

B fL fihannon It llnuston DudleyJr Ont A J Harris Smith Toni ¬

11011 ILIt 1Unslman Loland Hume

tlI S llandolph O J Walsh A Rlobojieon IB C Smith JJh C Carotliors H IF lieu munttI III WilliamsrV 0 H DoovalloH Goo 0 Cum

nlns Ji C Syinmos H IP Wqhb C

IfI Jtliy MoHoloy Hopkins RobertOrr Jr Alfred H natllo C A flal10 Alfoid H Wllllnms n A liar

Inglnn Joseph BI WiiBhliUJton J U-

lllrr 0I D Kirk John IF Moll Hob

nrtll Fltg Vlck Wllllamn 011111 J Ftaker Alex Ct Hand SlKinumllurks R J1J McKay W B Jacksonr M Wnlkor J dL lord John M-

Imes F D llayloss J It Jackson1

IPl Cohon II OrlFuller II W Now

lIn and M II Morton

Tho Cumberland Tuloplicmo roleany furnishes the survive lavingl

trraUBomoniH at every station to roolvo and eend tnoBsaBea

IhiyIho Wwmaii Jlalfl41ITn llerenfoid That Odd Fell

nw Otto of the drollest present dayt omodlanu will use Tho Woman Havri an eccentric comedy by David D

I 4oy4 as lira vehicle tor nextt seaspp

ALAUMID Ion AWIIILU

Mr CIniN Dcnktrr ThoiiKlit He IlaiBeen Itobhcil Again

Mr Charlce Dfcnkor of Ninth andAdams streets whoso saloon at Tenthand Husbands streets was broken In ¬

to night before last nnd about UliIn cash a great deal of wino andstock generally taken thought ho haullout 160 moro last night and luauDetectives Mooro and linker workinghard his morning to stop paymenton checks supposed to have boon

takenMrflanker wont to bed lust night

leaving his pockotbook containingabout 3125 In railroad chocks nod

25 In cash In his room This mornlilt ho could oat fluid It and sup-

posed¬

somcono had broken Into hishouse and stolen It

Tho detectives woro notified andbegan to notify hanks and firms gen ¬

orally cashing railroad chocks trotto cash thorn About 830 oclockMr Denkor found tho missing pockelbook nnd tho search was stopped

TOOK MORPHINE

JAMlxS1 MAONOU DIKI THIS AP-

1RIINOON4tJiIOi4El TO-

in HUioiDi

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Seen to Tiikis SonicthliiH Near Twelfthnnd Triinlilo Demi In About

an HourN

James Mngnor a wellknownblacksmith about 10 years old tiledthis afternoon about 130 oclock nthis fathers home 1249 TrlmbHstreet from morphine poisoning ItIs supposed to bo n case of suicide

Ho was seen tt take a dose ofsomething near 12th and Madisonstreets by a colored man and was tak ¬

en to his fathers hone Doctorswere summoned nud everything pos ¬

sible was done to save him but hetiled about an hour after being tak ¬

en homoNil fuullqJIIIUUHYll rot Ws act IX

cept despondency Ho leaves besideshis parents a lltflo son and a brotherand sister

Coroner Crow Will hold nn Inquesttils iiftdrnoon

110111 SUIC1DKD

Ctrl Caused Her Jxtvrr to Die nndThen Killed Herself

St Louis Mo Juno 21 MIss

Victoria Redmond 21 years oldwas found dead and It developeddied from chloroform No one noteven her mother know the causeSho had a sweetheart Steve Stuartof Woodvlllo Mss unit loft a notetelling him good bye

It developed today when a letterwas received front his sister that ho

had shot 4ind killed himself severaldays ago They had quarrelled andhe shot himself but she knew noth ¬

ing about IL killing herself beforethe letter announcing his death ar ¬

rived

Hurley Plan a FailureLexington 1Ky Juno 21Th ef¬

forts recently piado by the ways andmoans committee of tho burley to ¬

bacco growers company to torso aplan whereby the association couldho reorganized and another movemade to control tho output of tobac ¬

co grown this year and which haveso far failed of success It Is said willbo abandoned and the defunct com ¬

pony will not ho revived

tintI

Deputy llprtJesio Saundprs tho twelve year

ilil son or Deputy U S Marshal neoSnuitflorg stuck a nail In his foot atMayllaUl yesterday midi was painfulIly Injured

TODAYS MARKET

Wheat Open V-ialbeet81 SHItJill 89 80

ggrnElupt 5J 52

July i4la 54

1tgsoplr 211911 t93-

11y ari4 altt

Ill rI-efilb s131T t9iT-

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July 850 9IqAUlh 8U 816Gel 875 8B7

flocksI C143 10541-

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FARM HAND KILLED

BY AN EXTRA TRAIN

Lewis Willis Walked Uowii

wrack nnd Was Struck

Lived NYiir MifftonVr Mill nnd IIIIii

holy Viis Ho Madly MangledU Was Uiirccognlnblc

lily DID NOT IIHAR Tilt TllALV

4 5

Lewis Willis colored aged 40years who resides about a tulle southof Maxons Station eight miles westof Paducah on 119 Cairo oxtoiiHlonof the I C was struck by an extrafreight train this morning about SiJlO

oclock and Instantly killed So bad ¬

ly mangled was his body that recog

nltlon was hardly possible

Tho freight train which 1killedWillis was an extra heading out asthe first section of tbo regular passciiger accommodation trait which arrives In Paducah at 745 oclock IL

was made up of engine No 721 andn caboose The crew was composedof Conductor Abernathy EngineerGird lL Robertson and Fireman Dmey anti lust before Maxons Stationwas reached the negro made his ap ¬

pearance on tho track walking downthe middle of tho ties between thorolls

Tho engineer sounded his whlhtloand time fireman rang the boll butthe negro did not seem to hear SeeIng that the pedestrian did not In

tend to get oft the truck the engineershut off steam and applied the airbut too late

Tho unfortunate negro wag struckand knocked In front of the engineThe wheels passed over his hotly andbadly mangled It Ills head won

severed from the body and the chestand stomach mashed Into a Bhapolbss

mass of flesh and bone The logs

were the only part of his body Intactwhen the remains were pIckedMipjf r

Tho engine was stopped and theremahiB coflectcd and placed alongtho side of tho track Coroner Jnmba

Crow was notified of tho accident andwent down nt 9 oclock to hold anInquest

Willis was a married tams andleaves a family Ho was n farm nand

and was well known In tho MaxonsMill section

Coroner James Crow returned thisafternoon trout Maxons after hold

Ing an Inquest over tho remains of

WillisThevordlct of the coroners Jury

wasWe the Jury attar being duly

sworn and hearing alto evidence find

that tho body lyingi before us carne

to his death Lewis Willis by engine

721 Stepped In front of this engine

account of being hard of hearingSupposed ho did not hear the wlilg

tie JJSigned T II IALI Forematu

W A COX tJr

J M HUCHANAN >

HUSH CH1LDS > t

GARLAND GUILDSC D13AMOND

IN OLHRKH OFFICH

Tlicso Happy You1111 IVoplo Weretarried

JunoLouisville 1Ky 210 B

Ivoy of All nllville Ky and Miss 15

L Cartmolght of this oily woro

marred at the county clerks otllcoyesterday afternoon They 1Intendedto catch a IL and N train for Alienvllle hut missedI It by a tow mlnuUTho bride then returned homo 111 If

nothing unusual had happened andIvoy wont to visit a friend until thin

afternoon when they will take atrainI for homo Ivoy lItt oita of Urn

mrgutft tobacco planters III SouthernKentucky

COULDNTI NTA ND IT

Wluii Hlanlnu Hwaiiiu a rrIjltrWith Her is

Hamburg Juno atliIRII trl fit+

8 henok a profosBloiial factor commilled HUloliln by haiiKlng howlfhacatiBo alto wits ntnrvlns Owing pliar failure to got n faHtlng enBaggranent

0lin HuuiiilfrN IUlti1I i

Mrs leorbo Sa ndorn wl8IIgJDeputy U It Marshal fluorite Haunlore who has bees III of bronchitis

In bettor today II lit able tu be outin her home at Mayfleld