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A- still hold a ride ore-r {no Tramway
lino tonight.

Chm loo-gnu. out Wooster street.
mm is visiting his canola. Viola Dr-
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and given thirty darn in lull. Campbell
was discharged.

UNDER A IAIILE 8M3.
'51.?an Una-jam Place MW at
W W Yarn.

onto. 3?. ..

it fit”. more”! marble yard. in Halo
Sfr‘i‘i“. Nora-alt. thin noun. caused by
n ‘immind marble slab tolling upon
hm“. striking on not chord. It is thought
no bones am broken. but the child has
mflored internal injuries. and Joni
that will Melon in n attention.

The done was an old one that had
in“ boon M The Mr and not
dried thoroughly. and the stone. was
too! in ndaltion amply by it! on

t. Ir. W motioned the iii»
(11’ girl and a girl with her Ibo-El climb-
ing w the m. but bis warning
mummified. Theobiidron retain
mm with flint Mom in. a
tanner-antes weaker. My one mod-
ing n for woe-ha filth Jarvis Kellen.
o! Canter ovum.

The accident was wttnoaood by aer-
ml bystander]. Em being raccoon
the child was taken into Raymond'-

md to drive along. and was called
in. sitter nae-ding to the rhild'n in.
mm. tn! doctor conveyed her home
in his m. .

This W (Jr. Higgins W
n Sentinel WW- that the child
«as badly trained and uttering tron:
ifitml injuries. bat he could not yet
«all boa norm they are.

“in. now To ”IV YORK.
W School; and family will no"
mt month not
lilo. York city.
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night. ‘15:! End Ind

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int-ins. or a! being mm.
told about the tenor: also wm at

bubondnoannndao.andotborin-
olden“ o! their nation at the netting.

"0. my: all the can no down that
street takes-aide aronuel. I didn't
know there were no nanny can in
Warm." continued the girl in a pink
ablrt unlit. Finally the ur did .mue
and than: who were ‘bigh minded“ by
occupying the bullet new come down
to earth min and an made a rush
for the front seat. The Sontlnol man
swung blunt! on the hut-k sent with
the conductor. and all arrived in Not"
“l! in due lino.

*BUIiD KILLABNEY “A10.

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ily Final! in the Tm Court
Grtln Kelly. a batter. employed by
Buckingham lat-timed. rent on n
W. Way. and abused Ir. lack-
wood‘a W. Kill-racy laid. cutting
hrrnpouilnhndly in imbalances!
be: on Rant nrnnne. He then «titra-
«l to the noble and tool: out another
. which be preceded to drive

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WASHINGTON. August Hm'flte
Chinese minister has weaved n cipher
«blur-alum Minister (longer at
Voila. it ”Edellveted to the State
Department at l2:i$ o'clock. it in now
being unnamed. "

Br. Adae. the acting soc-rotary m
not». intuodiately Whoa Secretary
hoot. Roman wasmdoanto
it: want:- at the manage. it was
slimmed to be a reply to the last
Match oi the State Department to
Batiste! W. but the afield: re
m to make its contents public.

“SAW INDIINITY.

Will ha Em hr Em American
Kilian or “aloud.

WASHINGTON. August H—A high
government oflcial maid today that the
indemnity which the United States
would demand for every American nit'
[can killed or mum by the china-3e
during the present trouble would be“
ancient to comfortably support their

files for the remninder of their
limo.

“This government does not ml a
province. a town, a village or a single
nature (not of Chinese territory an
indemnity." says the oificlnl. who is
close to the president. "There is but
oar indemnity which they can give our
movie and tint in a monetary Indem-
nity to the families of their Amer-loan
victims. For every one 0! these China
mm pay I suflclent sum to keep their
families from want during their lives.
will exact unar-
nnm of a natioinrtory character ”not
Incl: a out» o! oxalrs as now exists
in China shall not again uncut. Tho
untou- ol clam assurance»: will be do-
tonaluerl later. 'ltm collection of in«
demons any we dlficnlt. and it
may be decided. must no in: the
proponttlonbu not been confident!
to station warns in: in the harbor-so!
tho Irritation! citien and oflcinls within

' those citiea to watch tho revenue: and

protect the interest: or the United
Stars if new be. by taking abuse ot
the indemnity. The Chinese cannot
be punished indiscriminately for the
atrocities. but wherever such is fixed
on an individual. high or low. his nun
inhalant wil be required. if it can be
$boa'n that order: for tho hostilities
were issued by the Emprest: Downer

‘ or tho Emveror. their deposition is

rennin. find another government will
he- net up. it Tuan its proved to have
ordered tho outrages. the severest
lunlnhnaent may be accorded him:

OUR HOBVWLE ATTlTUDE.

United states Wu Indianant at Icing
“roamed Witt.

LOHDOR. August lit-General Clint.
for‘s W “nurturing his an'h'ni.
Angus! 9. It Hoal~Wn. stands as the
latest (aria! mailman-r oi the march
of the allied forces on mm. The Eng—
ital: moors any it is rather annoying
that their naval and military (firm
rnnnot communique with the high om-
rialn lure. while Admit-n3 Ronny nod
Gram! Chute: can do so by the Shang-
balmtm wire.

Chlorine reports are being diatributed
far and Vida in the noodle-m providers
of nllexed Claim W in the
north-

Secret inquiries at Canton show all
the forts have been nearly armed with
melrmtimetre disappearing guns.
and that (be gas-rim an armed with
flamersudWimfi. TbeChlnose
havenbobeontrytngtoenmahr-
trign electrician to in: mines in the
Rogue. or entrance to the (homo river.

The St. Petal-abut: all)": are cam-
Mlfinlox mind. the volition! entity
at Grant Britain in the Yang Tl! vnl—
ley. The St. PM" Me has in«
tot-viewed a masher of the United
Stats anbauy no to the tea-on: vb!
the {mud Stats nan-timed I handle at-
titude towards China. in View a! Li

Comrmldbonontm'l‘len'l‘ain.oa
condition tbatthel’nitadmahan-
dootbeldeaofnmarcbonm. The
mire? of the Unit!!! Staten (tuba-n!
in donation is m an raring the
{lotto-l Statesmhdixnflttnt thus be-
tnxbarsalned wonderment-ding
belief that the mm m min
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The cause- muavety dunno-1‘ for V

the death of the trans m the saturation
or the ground by gas. sewer and illum-
inating. the elm beetle. the electric cur.
rent. induced by the trolley at motive
power. and the heavy moot pave-
menus.

FUHIBAL PARADE AND MASS.

1 BOSTON. August lib—The members
of the ltalinn colony oi this city. sup—
plemented by large addition! from an
sections at the state. participated in a
funeral parade nod a solemn high mass
of requiem here. today. in honor of the
memory of the later King Humbert.
There Veto thirtyvseven societies in
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Pm“ 8am Pacifie’ Ex-
iii‘l fl. Pin- Ii‘!‘ [al.-

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am no Heard ln his Roam. at his
Adirondack Gama. Abod'lidnigm.
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trues. N. Y.. Aw. w-c. p. W

Huntington. president ol‘ the Southern
Pacific Railroad. died at Pine Knot
lodge. his luxurious camp in the Blue
Honntain region. early this morning
Hr. Huntington went into the woods
but Thursday afternoon. and was in
nopnrently ext-allot“ health. Friday
and Saturday be #52 about his camp.
noting the progms oi the improve-
ment: which be has been carry!“ on
this year. Smiths he remained at his
lodge very quietly. receiving thepnlls
of several friends from the neighbor
hood. Yesterday to continued in and
health. and made no emplalnt that.
ever. of illness. He retired inst aton-
ing at ll o'clock. apparently; in the
very best of henltb. not! so far as can
be untrained slept soundly. I8 no
disturbance was heard tron: his room
until a short time before his death.
limos proceeding tron-n Mr. Hunting-
ton's room unused members or the
household. and they immediately went
to his More. in about ten min.
mos he was dead.

As soon so the soriousneagpi the at—
tack was realized. a messenger was
despatcbod to the neighboring camp of
ennovernor Inunxbury for a. doetor.
and he was on hand in bait an hour. ,

it is supposed that lit. Huntlnglon's
dram ‘wns caused by heart trouble.

W. Went Durant. who was at Blue
notantnin Lake. was at once notified.
and be drore to W have as
soon as ponnlble. and thence *n the
Huntington camp. Ir. Dorm! tele-
phoned to this city for an undertaker.
and it is expected thnt Air. Hunting
ton‘s remains will be brought on a
special train into this afternoon. or in
the W .

Townes-rm». august til—{follo- P.
Huntington was born in Hnrwilmm.
”tabloid county. April 1. 1521. His
parents were William and mlnbeth
Vincent Huntington. Collin being the
seventh child. He land fire elder slur
tent and an elder brother. and 1 young
or brother uni sister. The first four-
tam years at his life were spent on
the Hminton farm. He was then
given his freedom. by his father. and
his school days bung over. he began

with
(1le of extraordinary thrift.
lento. and month. one]: were
to affirm to p“. W’s“ in
the building up of a ”mm
in tho succeufnl ox
gmt enterprises. M twenty-«om
young Huntington went into WED
ship will: his brother in a general ger-
cbnndlse store at Oneonta. N. Y.
where he remained until am. when

the country.
with 81.200. while waiting on the
isthmus for a north-hound

lumercbandiae.nnd ' -
(min with $5.900. it in nlnsoat in:-
muemdojutioetohioanrlym‘
reerlnGalllorala.wia-eheatoafi ly
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glasses. guidance-ghee. fin.
or will please mwm in. m
1‘. Hayes. at! '
LOST—A BUNCH 0!? m am
Saturday last. between Codi!” m 7 7
and South Not-won depot. flair
wm please leave at this ofleé. are 1!
Keys. £13 15:

miles of track. and twenty-0t; W
atlmbeeenWh.’ Inn]:
parent organization. of vblci it
the bond. .
Aside from this Kr. HM”
rnilrond entorprines in the an, ll»
most too numerous to ., flat
able among them. however. it“ tat»
in; hold of and completing an: M
make and Ohio. Kit w' ‘.
interests were also int-go.
education on one of his . 1
the well-known Huntington . .,
Work: at amnion. Vn.-'nré on C1:
ample of bin auction] hello! M iii :
band should be educated an, inn in ,
the mind. ' .
Hr. Huntington m twine W
the first time at Hartford. *1 b in
' _ an

ant. of New York. They nag;
Tied sixteen yarn nan inst

tho name of Archer Milton
ton

. m YORK. August “-4”. M
mgton's death had little. or no“
fart on the stock m It.
own stocks. thief among which '
Southern Pacific. were hardly ‘

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