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VOL. XI. NO. 220.
WrLMINGTO&N. C, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER ,3.' 1893.
PRICE 51 CENTS.
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SPAIN'S REQUEST
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To HaveThose Soldiers'Heid inPrisonin This
: .--:--. . ':1Vm l -it. Li--" i - 4 : -: - ': .-:-.
Country Released
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THE .SECOND ,N: G. REGIMENT,
Anions 'I hose Troops to he JMusterdil Out of Service-'--Fear.ful Arraign
! merit of the Authorities for i Iicl?of Care of the Volunteer SoH
Jicrs by Colonel -Studebake, of 411 Indiana Regiment.
I
.Mysterv as to Htw the Yellow: I ever Reached Or-
i. 1 I - '" -
I wood, .Mi.si-.More Hospital Shipsi Keach
1" " - ' " ' ' f V ' ' ' ! i ' " I f , ' - "
1' i, Monfjiuk.I.aAvtons,Keport.
Wushirigtion, .--septim-iber 2. SThe I fol
lowing trOOpfl -Were .Ordered t'bf' WIUS-
t.'iw out ! of ; fiTvice tud:sy: j- -First
PtSiu i wnia, .wrcoii!', I'f nsyjlvania,
Thlrl; rt'nriiHylvruiia, LiKhlf-oiJUij I'imuj-
fi r ul I
Thir
I HllS
Out
a Ti it,
lma.
ma. Fourth- ".ioiisii;4jriivintyi-
& : I - t - -
Fir'fU '-l''luo aviilry, I0iKj.r (hicv
flun.(rit(3 anl Firty-;iptj Irnii-HiiT'Ki-Ohi.v-Si'-iri'l-
N'ujrijlii Caro-1
;Smiouts "Iflanil, fJa., t
iitktiffri;
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Flf-tfan.J Srond Alal xrn i TiJi T nit
' il , Jplatrn vu titrt-f c oavalrvl I H''ond
' ' i i l . 3 t s
M,a;-sa-hUFt-ttH, and First -iKiljiti' (aro
luia.f Oauk.srin villf to (.Jumt)ir..S: (J: --
iilaymtc ajiranj'fd for -t in- niE-i:: and
. return to" ."-frim . of ilif SiiainA LsaiJors
aijtuVtd aiirr Hi
iiji If kin , in --iturt
dt.-strut tnai f tr-
and .aj Tflrk,i two servants and' t
iree
LAWTON'S HANITARY KPOlJ
Th?i foliowijip' ia General Lawtlph's
daily port 3f health cohdltiorij? 'at
Santiago Total feitk 220. total ffcVef
i',i'J, tital riv -cases fever 7, total re
turn d to duty 22. . . -. i I; if
Carriji Wikoff, Montauk Point; ii lll
.fptembe'r 2.- Oenral Young, wMil
walking alont? the-road near the ifail-l
road; depot this afternoon tripped! oh
a
lTl-
a piece of wire and fell, : breaking
lfiKht. arrn. lJurinK the civil warn
lliullet broke some of the bones in
arm alnd since then he: has been
atle t raise hus hand to his shouKlr
V'henthe fell 1hi3- afternoon this ikj"rfi
the bone
rn
patn.sli Kovt'iriinent is
thf (M-lijase of
' the Spanish LHoldit is vvho itrej.still-held
captives jn.' this;countri-'. .... , Tlfrci lire a
: ife.vv vt th-sei confined at FortjJ Alcl'herr,
.sun, Slid our iff!wrnrnerit i. entirely
vilLinK to be! l td of them. ' Out Kfnvrn
Merit 'jhaviiitf Jinally consenLfuj to re-
leitstt h salliij-s upon thf Kolt-condition
Hhat t1i; Npantsh i Ko.venmient
vould transport.: -tli-m,-hor!ne, iM. Thie-bsrut.-ratting
in the inn-rest?', of -Hie
lainsii Koverjmn'nt, has-i jusl niade
-;t-p)ilK'ftticn to -4 hi, state d'tparx-ment for
Miioiar treatinn-iit in the i ca.! of-ih
' Spanish sol'lters. 'Ilit lequest is now
under oii:-9idt--ra1 ion,- a nd doubt h-ss will
.. lie pra-nted. : ' .''
A Fl?,VMFt!T ARKAKiMMISf-rT OF
. " i Ti I XJO' E UN M $X , . i
'fodianafiolitf,'- .September l-f-Oolonel
ytuc-baker -'Tn?i-i rf," The'-iajie Hun-.-dred
iifid Fiftv-.eveUh IndiatJa vtdtin-.
teerJ reaehed Indianapolis fomithe
" aouth this nioriiitiK- . Tlie rejf wjent! left,
its caitip at ,' I'jTiiaridina, , lii.,-.. iaat
Tiiesdiiiy oyi'iiiintr. The soldd'jis were
1 given- an -entliusia-Hic receptuw! byi the,
- citizens "Colonel Studebakersaid ; .
'Thitf is not Ahe same refipient I
'took away from Indianapolis .1-ist May,
" but the personality is the sartjfT but it
. i made up- of .a. different lots; of men.
They have -feVer u their 'vecy bones:
tiiey are hungry and their stengrtlj is
' -vvasfedJ It is . all due to the t'spool in
' which We liveci in' thej sogth-r-Fort
Tampa I charge the condition of my
jnen to; it and to th (;ouditins sur--oundin-nr
it. For eight week-fi.vve vvere
in rcabiip tberi. exposed to ijje fevers-.
sind th unrelientjjiir sun jf' -rFlonda.
.1VU- liavc nol iVn.eii in the :sbi;jdc of a
4- trie fi;iicC' lat Jn,n'- It. was.H haipy I
ulay" foit tis when'- u iec'ivil orders
to 1 li'avp t here. Uiu ) w lien moved i
-e did not- better . -ou. conditejn much.
' ' Ttir ftiVers follow ed ws. and id ay ..by
"&A -lh- regiment boi ame weaker..; At
Fer-narutina w .had the samrdifficuty
'- ; to obtain proper food.' Th; ' Unjted
. 'States authontie jseemed-; wulmfji
enouph 'to priivide ,n$ -with Sv.b.at . -o
jieecledw ;lrut Ft-jjiaii'luia is swell? an ;out- I
'if-tilt-M av .plttoe- that, it is . djlficuki to ,
-' -i-ei-oi h i 'ni railroad ruiH-s to rtlie I
'i- vow-n. -i pis - i i ' 1 1. -"Wii,"--
tintiiwlio liinv bet i j.investl
" 'nt4IfT lin--cjliditioni of tlnf ' Floriida
amp rl'' ',t bt'eiiiin attijal
'lu-ed of u-,,rd i-ind rUednar sstanc
,th. do not k.How wliat thej iire taik-up-a
hoik My men,i4aniiot tinarch n
htiaiKhh ljli.-1,- on .K'PUunt -pi
eakne--h Thov atmot tahy
rifles alithe nuriit-position. can
not march ain ditarjce iitltjut many
af th.m hnvint? to tfrop1 : ogil ,of the
ranks toj rest. il-thinU . that osr coming
liome ha;s t-av'-d the ies o! Hundreds
The otHcers Of (7oHneI St islebakei!s
xeimenti hesitate -ab.Mit puttjnK blame
on any particular jju'vernriient- olficer.
- Thev'saV tliey! are still in .tfie. service
and-a- cuurt-martial miffiit oeet the,
man tvh tal-ksitoo muoh.' .1 - .i
MTSTEltr tF .THF.'FEVElf AT. OR-
j i YV-OOJ) I
Tin hi A r me. oiospitat service vas o-f-o.-i.iu
.ihuv'il todai of thi. ten naw
. . ' i - : ; v. .
vellowi ieveri w nicn. nav e ueen
id at Orwood, Miss.:The offl
was , ujiderneath and
broken. . v
i Theri-- w ;s a conference of the Mr
fteoiis ; with OeneTal Wheeler ".an til
Kenera.1 discussion of affairs, including:
the" daiiger of an. outbreak of typhiud
lever. . - ...
p lii'tieral Wheeler1 announced :afltr
waru that on ilonday he would is
sue a iet of orders that would regulate
many ;things which heeded regulation
in relation -to the hospitals and
general health of -the, camp. : '
Cher
' . i
llih?
Stlstu a Treaty tu A hli-b f.eruiauy will
. i up port lCuglaud lu ICeypi audAVHl
. Have j rla aa Outlet for Her Surplus
Population. " : i t
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London, September 2. A -report wa9
current here today that a treaty irof
allianc? betjveen Oreat , Britain land
(iTermatiy, on. the linfs of rthe speechliof
Mt. (i'ham.berlairt, the: secretary.rfof
tate; tor the coloiiies, was . -actually
completed yesterday. It is said that
as -a quid pro quo for Germany's sup-
port in Egypt, Great Britain wul recn
ognize Germany's . claims to - utilizer
Syria as an outlet for her surplus poip-i
ulation. . - : -t -hi !i" !
The Pall Mall Gazette this afternoon
says it has, received from a sourcelm
which ;it has every confidence, nfJr-,
mation that the Anglo-German' agri'i
rnent . was signed this week by Mr
Baiforur and the German ambassador
in behalf of the respective powejrS."
Continuing, The Pall Mall Gazfeft'e:
says that while the. agreement isl ie-;
strictiiS Jt embraces an offensive, lairtd
defensive- alliance in certain eventual
ities. " ' -I -j ll-V!
It is reported on the stock exchange,
that th Anglo-German allianeei li !or
understanding, relates to the British
purchase of Deagoa bay with Gepnas
ny assenting. As a result Kaffir1 rand
Portuguese securities are booming. j
The Daily Mail,', says this morning;
We lea-rn that Mr. Balfour and tjhe
German ambassador, Count von Hatz-i
teldt, Signed on - Wednesday a docim-i
nient preliminary to a treaty , whijih
will give Germany a free hand 'in Asia
Mmorjand allow England to lease iDe-Jagoa-bay
from Portugal'at a costf
betvvepn Ju2,000,000 and Xo,0W,0W: Ger-t
many 'will, as a further condition, snip--port
reat Britain's claim fori the i aib-i
olitioii of mixed tribunals in Egypt,
Mr. syhomberg Kerr McDonnell, i ijhe
'V 1 i-' i -f ; ) i - ! . ' '-. t
The Urrrfui ( o be Iteopened-lt
: lf BrtufOB War Biwmii fnere
ud t(rmaur-(rnrll'Dr-iiiieMt
Lond-i. Hetemb-)- 3 A special dis
patch to The 1 Evening Standard from
Paris, published this afternoon, says
the French cabinetdecided on a revis
ion of the Dreyfus -ease. . ; i .
; iParis, S.jptember 2The feeling In.
avoir of a revisif n of the Dreyfus case
1b g:roJ!ig stronger in the ; papers,
which bavej until now ben hostile to
tJi prisoner! olj Devil's island.!.
' Midnight The most pessimistic feel
lingM i exi.-ix.. ,: It1i:js ! the common belief
:f.hat:, Great Britain land itussia are on
the i eve of war and that thei!-ftse-jqu'etices.rof
the Dreyfus scandal will
involve France In war with Gerrpany
i s The rovernment is doing its bst to
jstem-tfee? rising tide of agitation ljy a
studied quiescence twhich ; scandalizes
The Journal des Debats and lother paf
pers; it may, succeed in getting o-r
the crisis, j M. : Faure ignores the .reK
piroachea- of the prS3 and rema'ins at
Havre I
i i iM.:i Burgetiis, i minister of educatiora,
is In : Switzerland. His address is not
know n here. . M. Peytral, minister of
finance, is at Marseilles, and M. Lock-
roy, imlnister .of marine, is at
hourg , ,
In the meantime, M. Cavaignae, min;
steriof waf.s and ' M. Sarrienii minister
Of justice, are busyi enough. Mr. Sar(
ien ;had t wo prolonged conferences
with -M., I'.risson' this afternoon and
afttT. M.i Cavaignaas . long dnterview!
with M. Karnen. Both ministers look
ed ruffle':: Thfise and other impromptu
ministerial conferences were r devoted
io :an endeavor to convince Ulie muiis
teri for--war-ijr the necessity im pohtt-
t-al; grounds rof a revisioa of the Drey
fus , case," which the -whole r country.
Including the army, now demands,
i High officers confess that the dis
CUSHionsiithkil -:will follow revision will
probabjyuelltail war, but they say that
would be preferable, to having the ar
my remain urider a cloud, iiwith the
pos-sibilities of .agitaticjn leading to
civil strife. . ::; - i - : . j .
f It Ss inow ,sa!d that the- fdiamber of
deputies will .not assemble until Oc-
toben, by which, time it is hope! the
$t6rm will h.-ve blown over, h
I -Almost aluthe ministers, it is boliev-
d,i. -are nowirln favor of revision.' M,
;avaignac is, alone obdurate, -: insisting
that he must firf.t , firnsli his depart
mental InquirieS"iarld that even: then
he will in-ly : act lurtder pressure ol a
threat of pubhcatidn abroad of sucli
disclosures- a&.vvoiil d leave' him no al-
((ernativeu to revision. . ;i - .i
! Several! officers i of ' the highest ' dis
tinction ds-itl alleged, threaten to re-
Ishgn itheir commissions and to publish
the; facts, in order to force the gov-.
iiirnmentir:to act. Among, the ji-rowU of
ispecijltioBs and --alleged'" revelations,-
however. . litt e that is actnnlv new
jhas been 'disclosed. -General -Pel lieux is
Wirlous ax riavuii? been decei ved. He
ihas' written to. the governor !0f Paris,
asking wdth: f' brutal j frankness, to be
jflaeed on 'the retired list, as he does
motj wish toi be mixed up ivlth "mn
lacking all sense-of lhonor."i The gov
ernor, has begged-him to reconsider- ifis
decision. " . r ' i I . -
I M. i: De Pressense. member of the
chamber of deputies land foreign editor
of: The Temps, is organizing meetings
throughout the country in favor o.f re
vision.' ! ! .- ' , 1 ' j.- ' .! - :
; London,. September 3. M. d4 Blowitz,
the Paris correspondent-of The Times,
telegraphs that he i has obtained ithe
Views of .a "distinguiished Cerman'-- ons
the Dreyfus situation. This individual
admitted -that "Germany, by speaking
filut Gould,' perhaps, clear up the Dreyfus-affair'
but be added that "the in
terests of; the nation are superior to
hose of any; man, iand if -Germany
r ere "listened to, General de' Boisdef
fre -.could not refnain an hour at the
l)ead of th11 staff, whereas Geimans
'.(.tught to w ish to have him stay there
as long as possible.-'-
their
.their
premier's private secretary, has
London for the continent, to subniit
Lord Salisbury-a copy of-the treaty.
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Jtlore IiAcIteineiit alPaua.
ltfft
to
ur
Paria, Ills., September. 2. Fifty-.fta
of tha deputy sheriffs who have baeii
the guard during the Springside 'cal
imni? j strike made a demonstration
1 I . I ! . - ,i iSffi
this affternoon by marching in; a-.body
FUSION RIL ALONG THE UlItHE STCM AT SAVANNAH
Uarniomous 3Ieeting of
Joint
Committees.
TO SETTEE THE DETAILS
The Conimltteett IU-neet. Aralu to
Decide i What Candidate of Each
Party Miall! Withdraw.--Itepubll-rau
Inea.y a. to hklnner'a Chance..
Loekey -trew to kConie Down" "The
, Uiitlerltea Defeated by the. "Bolter."
; : Lloyd f-:xpeeta Wemoeratle Snppurt.
ij- ; Messenger Bureau,
Kajli'igh,' J: C, September 2.
n As far as the- republican and pdpu
Ist state committees can effect lt:fu
srn is again arranged in Xorth' Caro
ling, "from top to bottom." ' -.i
TiVe republican state committee- 'met
last Evening and appointed a -conference
Cxommittee composed of A. I E.
Holton,E C Duncan, John C. Danej,
J. A, Norwood and". William- E. CHark;
iThis committer met . with Hhe: popu
ilist confereipce' committee, i; of - which
Cyrus Thompson,, H. W. Ayer, J. B.
Lloyd, J. B. NSchuiken, Zack T. Gar-Tett-
and Aj S. Npeace were present,
i The conference iwhich was absolute
ly setiet Iated until 12 38 .o'clock this
morning. -jThen , the Joint conference
committee igav-e-i, out a signed skate
merit, which was -drawn up by Ayer,
the popuhat secretary, and signed by
State Chairmen Holtftn and- Thompson.
The sta'tement ;saysv the conference
resulted in la unanimous and harmoni
ous conclusion to the jeffect that it
was advisable and -necessary to effect
a complete co-operation of the two
parties - for the. ehection of 1898, the
Retails of such eo-ofwration to be ar
ranged in defe-rence to the lexpressions
of -the variious; conventions.! of the two
parties, ; and -recommends1 thatvthe va-
ious counties and 'districts' proceed to
nominate eo-operative tickets on mu
tually agreeable, conditions.? TheNcom-
mittees igive the assurances thart their
best offices and assistance will be given
n any other matter: necessary to effect
he co-operationi above recommend(l
and advised, i: 1 i ? i ' '
lhe populist ;conimittee: did not meet
oday. It, was: learned that the popu
lists demanded that that party should
have all the congressmen it had nam
ed so . far-and , all Ahe judges arid so-
-i- ii - ri 1 r ' '
More than i twenty i million free sam
ples of DeMitt's , Witch Hazel SaHe
have been diistributed by, the manufacturers.,'-;
What better proof of their
r-onfldence in! it's merits .do you want?
Jit- cures piles, burns, scalds, sores, m
tilie -shortest ispacei. of time.- It. R. Bel-
,am ii ! i
,..' '' - Ii ' ' ! . J i I .' ' ;
lu Honor of Two Charmins jVIsltor-.
j There was a delightful and thorough
Jy enjoyed boat rid on the old Cape
iFea yesterday. The ride was taken
on Captain EdgarrWilliam's Iiandsome
and swift steamer Marion, which was
Ti :.: - .! .!::'; T 1 - - ' " ! ;
ttlaced fbrthe s day I m the hands of
Captain William's: clever son, Quarter
master James: S. Williams; of the Nan
th.oiigh the principal streets of - jlfej tucbet ho ',a a sklile(land Jicensed
city ith loaded Springfield rifles cH- in- Qu!artermaster Ui.msand
-.ase oi
discovert
fixed bayonets to City' Hall park wihere
j they rested on their arms for half Ian
I- ho.ur.1 They were in charge of Mayor
j Penwell and : Chief Deputy ' -William
Baldwin. Later they returned toi the
Springside mine: ' All along the- ililne
of march citizens hissed the deputies
and applied all manner of , epithets !lto
f s
. . ; . . i ft . , ti iw i'r, rkf tll, . ,.- , , . . , - . -. . i . s - . . . It i
ciais are ai i-tvi) a.-, ui im- v.ij,..., ;' tnemi out tne aeputies cooiy : couljiit-
fever thtfre ana nux f no ut-isnur .mr
rii''S to work. upon. i , .
, -i..-. ,.n,qk-.:i-i,iincr tot Irnrp
;a,'" Thre i,.a tdibilit tjiat the on orders of Governor Tanner, '-but
victim"- brought the-i eermsl in theic . the state secretary the labor bureil,
-lotliis ' no . irwpoa irom. . sDit. poon. ; uaviu .oss,- tue -govei iioi a i eiJieai?"
i - . . a . . , i
i; Durriiit " where tnj- epHiei-Jsiiu iouch
xl inL Air 'n tfe',rS'
A-.-.rm wf ithr-'h'uij-l haie. brought
...it, 1.1-1 fivev .fc?rwoirt is faJfomiany
railroad dnd -the: fHfrTi
not have l been tivougi
A MhorouEh invest icat.wn
iiiiide. Tliere ib- -uo
0 nun - anvr.otheri pom
TROOPSHIPS ARI
t 'I ,T L fr.
AHintr, - i ikotf.r.'Mon
5septmbw -'. The d
rtl' hosifital tiiday
ued the march. ? Mayor . Penwell s4id
np' the deputies were brought to the clty
'lieretoforr intw,; hut.ther-i-afestrpne ,. tative looking -into the situation,! i aer
nied ! the statement of the. mayn
Mayor Penwell said it wad fearediiiie
lives of the deputies and " operatolrs
families were in danger. The demon!
stration- created great excitement.
the general hospital
Kick, af the iietciiuou
1 is fa Ji'jjpoi
-trht r. f
t by. tiyt t
might
means.
1M to, be
di-'O uieftig news
sav? itVwood.
' IS' r
S if
iuk t'tijit. lu.
fac-Kfculey- Joina a Military Funeral
i Procession. j -.:
i New York, September 2-.- PreslJen
McKinlev. accompanied by Mrs. Mc-t
itlis . ire sthe gen-: i Kinle"Vj MajorWebb C.'Hayes, CcJotiel
uifiberii ten, At . .? ' m v,---, irtiJ-
there
hop tut
1 071; .I.I11J n
One ' DCo'rtelyou, the president's secretary:.
frmndred-inen were tidrloMghid today.:
- General 'jiafter -.deelines ts enter in-
tn i con-trover$y.' n .says'-witn iii.,i
arrived! at Jersey City over the Pennj
sylvania railroad. TJie party Vere
driven to the Manhattan hot-!, where
capta
Sir. - E. D. Warren gave the . bo
party, complimentary to: two. charm
ajng ladies Miss Maymie G. -Bennett
of Savannahs Gaj. and Mrs. Pauline
Hett rSmith.tof Augusta, Ga., who are
iguests in the city 'of Miss .,Maymie
Donnelly.
s j The boat ride was: participated in by
d number of lyoung jadies and gentle-l
men,i and was of ai extremely jolly
and : pleasurable nature. Stops were
made at several places of interest, and
-ths boat returned to the city at 3:30
o'clock in the afternoon. ,;
'.! Delicious -refreshments, varied and
t-hoiee, were dainty i served: the guest
iduring the delightful trip
11 :
1 1 DeWtt's Witch; Hazel Salve has the
.largest 'sale -of any salve in the world
This fact: and its merit has led disnon
est53eople to attempt to counterfeit it
Look out! for i tne, man wno attempt:
t'o deceive yon when you call, for De
Witt's. Witch Hazel Salve, the grea
pilej cure.; R. iR. r Bellamy, i
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News From Manila.
Manila, i September
-Several shi
Reports of Additional
Damage Received.
: a-:. n.??:i ) - . i .' . !
DEoTRlilflONJMMENSE
4-
All Hallroaj( (tunuiuK Into Savannah
- I r- " -.' ! - t
Kloclted eept the one from ithe
N. , , . -, - w - 4 r - l- i. ,.:i'.
-)A lP iTraet of Country I nder
r -. ' t - i-. , . - . ...I..
and : Rice Crops IA1-
inoutb-
fater 'M tx
most DesCTf "d More Wrecked -Ves-
" 'xJl-fe-T ' t :- - it i . nj - .
sels Discover t-dt-IIeaTjr. Loss , of: tile
. . V." I A
Feared. X;
Savannah.vsa
iatedthat at leart twentjy miles oi
-.track are under w;ter. In .stme placets
(JteiLrly two feet tdeejtt. The railroad' arut
Enable to form any estim-ate o? 'tht
Jamax or repair t,h traoKi vtH ih
f'ater: falls: Inatetld of "falling, hw-i
5er. the water is rtslne.: Ttie- CK'onne-e.
jgigeechee. Ocmutg-pt and Altatnisihit
vers and thfir trlbutari.- -are;-ovt-r-
iJoK-d and the- waiter tit flooding th.
tountry - f ' "
o The pame, eondiilons" exift--n: th?
Georgia and , Alabama an ttie Florida
Central and ivnui
tfTort was made toijlsljt to Vn a train
north over the Char lesion and .Savan-
hah. but was abai
ef the rallrijads are
The condition of
Hula railroad-t An
-d Tbe los
mt i -st I mat
dont-
towns a'ud
isses
in i th-
Septemiieir a.-r-While
Savannah srjjt&rexed heavilyl: from i'lthe
cyclone whtf': swept I oveil the fifty
miles of corH 'co!untry' Wednesday day
morning, xhH llamage. on the toa-t )is-lands-
ana .Mthe interior! us. far as
the storm rftt hed in ;probatly greater.
The ftoodtt,ij,5onditiOiv of he country
renders coni-jnlcation difficult ! and
in i many seq4is j itijs 1 entire'ly cut: off
and no newf'iiias: been received tuiin-
' : : : :'; '' I - - t 1
dicate whats&He conditions are. . i J v
The first rfJjri from, the. South' Caro-?
lima sea islajs whicfif werp: the swene
of the great ti.il jwave in 18p3, in whicte.
thousands tif4eople perished, wasi reV
:ceiVed! toda? i'hilei I theistorm iivas
rrothmg like,rj jit Of five yeirs ago. the
loss is- heavi The beaches nor.th of
Ty bee are liVtdj with wrecks f : small
crait and a'J.iBlufftoni an the small
settlements t.sarly all- the. houses were
unroofed amvMnany were destroyed.
!; Thse Norwf.fian bark Ragna; wiiich
wenti ashore?Wi! Gaskm bapk. vs al to
tal reck tJVay.l - The: ciptain jand
t-rewwere saild- ' The barkj Noe. jni at-tempiing-to
:. wsciie the creivj'iof which
Lieutenant Si -Irran i and one. of! his
compsinions S tt their lives, has abotH
disai.')i.)eared..ISmall:-i steam Lirsi .hjave
patrolled Cabogue i souniB ali da,y,
searching fowr thei bodies of the. heroic
rescuers, bu: t they have mot : been ! .re--.covered.
, V' . 1 i''; '!" ii T
; The loss trt.he rice cro-n on the Sa
vannah rive!(5'iilo:ne l is! estimated at
$200,000 to . $tfy'.)00. fThree-ffourths of
the crop liasveen,-destroyed. i Th& loss
to planters .ptweeii' Saviannah and
Augusta Willi. Kip into the Jiyndredss of
thousands. 1 I
A-heavy d is reported-in--thejup--
eri; anu .messengers t
sparceij settled 'sections of the ffx'd
ed ,cfouptr-,rif the f5ods continue l and
contmunication is hot i sood re-isnib-iished.
Will jbe seriousi iTher. ha bfen
great loss of btotk lii the cantrvjanl
tio 'floods from the-fupper iwirt of the
state are likely , to da still grtd ter rains
age. All the higMands in the fl'Hd-.i
districts are filled I with w ild " pame
which has taken refuge frotlr ihiwa-
.teit, .'-'Ml :.:;,:!.-: i.-.'i :;..-: ivr j -.
In - Savannah thoiirneat isuppl- r is
aljout exhau'sted.i Al the cold wtorage
warehouses -are enkidy anjli -therf i is
jiii likelihood -of further supplies bulm?
received for several days., , : . u-
1 Taking the losses l ; in Savfnhah,
nyhere ts mmdr pari)' of 't.hdamaKe
as done, ajid thosifi sustair ed .bv-i the
rlc plater-j, the grpw ers.of ottin t'y
farmers generally and bv' rallroa-ds-iand
jjiipping, it will be found that an rf-stU
Vate ' of. "tl-.(0.0XiJrdaihagt : will! be
yasonably w ithin 'bounda ;
Beaufort'S X'. September i The
'fhooner May'O'Nejll i is ashore 'l i.rp
vchards Island; schooner ii. C. Fosr-(
-t fajn- and mizzen niasts , pone i iand
'htire on IIuntyiK island; s lvoone:r: S.
J' Raon, arrivj d quaiaiiitlne sta
Vnj' last night, toNjied by Ittigr Juno.
.mastejd;-.-. schooner kelson Hartlett,
,srtasted. , ashore, at. -fj lUon Ilead:
VNiisiooner; name .unitnown, ashmrei :at
ATTT)
UUIV
Erroneous Imbiessionslas to Their Cond
CorrecfeU sby General Wheelejr.
OUR
TROOPS
i-0uth Edisto,, brfgl' Ventui
Flirt Royal bar-7 Cnt-ws of a
sels;- namel safe.; '
- , , l
rTruth i wears wl.
;learined that DeWitt'k
i-ei
Lit
4. n inside
1 the ves-
ple in have
le 1 Early
Risers are reliable little pdlk for reg
.ulating the bowels; curing constipation
O-lllJ1 CS11. tv IirilUAl.
1. R. Bellamy.: '!
Thtyr don't ignpe.
. '', '. .1 -j: r . r; : :.; t. ,; -NO
JOIXTCAINV.SS .- .! .'
Kepubllraus W HIMotjMeet Ileniot-rats
on the Stump lopiHt toi ote ifor
White If Ordered to Do So."! J : .
f 1 (Special to Thfe-Messe-tlger.) . I.
Raleigh, N 'c, Sbptembei 2 1 ho
iieavy no u iji
Ier ' Savanni'j riv
Were seht ovt-? fro
warn planter ...iOf Jits approkch,
m here tonight -. to
4
i
iKPOEiiurr" events' of m iy:
r ax riaW fiiipc; r; i ! V' 1
The Express Companies Agree to Pay thef 'ax on Receipts.
The Second North Carolina Regiment 4$ VTdered to ble Mus!
tered Out of Service. ' ; .
iMiss Winnie Davis Condition Becomes Cif?ieal. L
Yellow Fever Appears at Taylor's Station Mss, i 1
: The Recent Storni Did an I Immense Anuht of Damage to j
the Rice and Cotton Crops of Southeast Georja. j V Z
Kepublicans.Will not Have Joint Canvas.4."fs With the Dem
ocrats; in This State, ii ; : t ' '
V
i Populists Will Not Vote for White 'UnlesSSHe is Included in
the Co-operation." i ?i Y
Germany Reduces Her Naval Forces at M;kia
(general Joe Wheeler Gives Out a Statert&nt Showing that
Our( Soldiers are not Subjected to the T&fible I Pri Rations
Charged in the Sensational Press. 1 - ,11 :U! i ! . !
Colonel Stijidebaker, vho Returns to Ind; inaptxlis With His
I Regiment From Florida, Makes a Terrible Aif kigmnent Against !
J the LVuthorities for Incompetency in Providing tor the Troops. !
Sentiment in Paris is Growing in Favor of Dreyfus. I i f-
, jGeiferal Lawton Puts Men, to Work Codiiog the
antiago. - . , . 'ti ' ,
Laws for i
f Sa
lienors it vihad nominated. The re
publicans want -the congressman in the
Third district.--.: It looks like they will
get turn, as the populist contmittee
has. no regard : whatever for i John E.
Fowler, popuhst ngminee there, whom
trre republicans are bent on crushing.
jno ; agreement was: i, reached today.
populist camnnrteemen say. They, fur
ther :say that the conference commit
tees will probably have another meet
ing in fifteen days and then fix mat--tors
as to "taking dow:n and putting up
candidates.: . They . want to ascertain,
pthey say, the Avishes of the various
dlS-fictS. ii'!: , .
. Congressman Skinner,- who was cer
tainly exnected to- be here; and enjoy
his i triumph avr Senator - Butler, was
kept at home by "sickness. , ;
Jpmes B.s Lloyd, , popTilist ' nominee in
tha.i Second district, says, he will de-
feat Georgif H. Whitei in tRe congress,
nortal race.: lie says. he expects the
full democratic vote, and that he-ill
greatly dislike; Lloyd!1 and want him
taken down.
i -
nn in rerarl!io vjuow. ltrr. anions
' ..-.i.v.lA . AM 't'anhatro, ;aid as he thev will occupy the state apartments
was slightlv maisped. tod denied i WKile'- on its way to the hotel this
htnwelf' t interjoewm-,- sj '. - i - I afternoon, the president's' carriage! met
Four t ran?jwts ajjnCed -.tpring , the a 'detail of the Seventy-flrst New Tork
nitrht." TUwy v ere h'' OTy.,ai .the '..regiment escorting the remains of Cor-.
iierkshirei the (sJy crt ashuigton n-i.d pfe sheild and.Jmmen, . who tvere
. the Neuei?. -- t-nii reiii-t.. Mj-fuyiu .iUPd 'in the charge of San Juan hilt
' ,Santia so-j brought oj men tnei ieg- t0 tt;t cemetery..
.uilar infantry .and d?tac-ipntnt. pi. : with reverential respect the ' pNsi-
- vix Urn , iui-noi?i iiif uut.
brought .'J4S conValscems froio various
tommandf- i.bie1ly of the regiiiar armv
; -Threo die.d -otrthe t-ax days! voyage
" from p-iUpaw; Oneihundred: and skv
1 'i-ntv-'five" -!pf ' ther convalscenu are still
"-uite sickf but no ccauagious,! .cases are
ftrnnm- -thrrf.'i- 1-ne oau were,, uuiku
sea TheiOri-aDa oijoui;iiL pa inaBLiri l residrent Mcivintey has wired Major
Mnd'clerks; tw e.nty-t'fiur alto-ther, and General Wheeler that' he desires!1 j to
$1 000-000 4-ash: in tii.4 treasure chest, i ntaka iie visit to Camp" Wikoff as Ifn-t
Tiio ritv W 'WflshirtCOn brought Col- I formnJ. as mav be. One troon of itwii
onel Humprev. quarterm&ter: U. S- A., airy ;wili act as the president's i-esKfort-
A- satuie oi twenty-one guns will iDe
flredi . . .'--'' - '!-' j : , ..; -i:: j 1 Jji
y - - -I ' .f- ' - -I j ' :i
dent-and his party removed their hats
The president s head ijow-ered and !he
iseemed to be deeply affected by ' the
spectacle.. The president's carriage (ol
lowed the funeral .cortege a'couplenof
blocks down Fifth avenue below Twen-
-ty-iiuru ! (.jjeei i auu men 1 returned 1 10
tlie hotel.
AT
House -dorf, 2nd an5 Graee !
Ann St-t between pnd and rd. i
;Jecond St;, betw-eep Ann and Nun.
Market ; St., between 2nd, and 3rd.:
Chestnut St., between 2nd and 3rd.
Walnut ISt., be"twet?n 3rd and-4th.
"Princes St:, between. 8th and Hn. i
iFront St., betweeii Walnut and Red
' " : r '.-t ; 1 - i "ii, -i !'"'' i-i .
Cros
ThlTd
Grace.
Also others
-' I have
.places." i
- ;
t., between
Chestpiit and
'QR SALK Bevenai desirable
I
J 1
W. M. GUMMING,
Jleal Estate Agent frntj Notary Public.
i 'ept 2
'iillow Fever at Another Mississippi
Points--:' :-::-; k,- ;J:;
Jackson, Miss., September Z.-Vfihe
board, of health has received a telen
gram .from Inspector Grint stating
that yellow fever has appeared &t-Tay?
lot's station. No report of the number
of cases- is made. , -i : - u
Secretary Hunter-makes the ifollow'.
1 1 ing i statement for the Associated
i Pretss: "There seems to.be coneiderable
excitement over- the yellow fever t in
LaFayette county. The board feels ftx
ceedingly hopeful ef being able to con
fine the fever to the infected .districts,
which is very healthy and not d'ecse-
If- populated. The conditions are very
favorable. In case of a spread trains
will be provided to carry the people
north." . v . t ,
loads of insurgent troops i have rnvad
id ' the southern. Islands, iwith aview
qf seizing ever'. thing possible pnoHo:
the; settlement' of ithe peace conditions.
-Seheral Rios, the. Spanish commandei. :
with a flotilla vofi. gunboats, is acting
energ'etically.-but! the insurgents have
captured the 'outlying -islands of Rom
blon 'and Palawan, where they found
treasure to the amount of $42,000. The
prisoners : captured have arrived here.!
Delegates t from ithe Hong Kong in
surgent junta areito have an interview
With United Spates iConsul i W llliams
tonight anil It, is tho,ught this may
possibly result! in: a settlement of the
insurgent! question. t ; : i 1 -c.
Berlin,; September A semi-ofiicial
iiote issued todays Says: A state of
peace- Having', Jttii ,itrTirLa.uii?inru: . kic-
tween the United States and Spain or
ders have been given fthat the German
haval forces: :at ManiJa be reduced to
one: or two ships,-, which, pending- the
comolete! restorationl fof order in the
Philippine islands, will suffice for the
protection of sGermanj subjects and in
terests in that region,
-iVf ; - ; ; ' ; ;.; , :;
:l i j Short in Ills Accounts '
:i . .-' f' 1 : 1 I j . : i, l!:,-,,-i,.': :
! Concord, N. IH., September 2. -The
shortage of $3,000 in the account of
former Deputy State Treasurer Hiram
F. ! Grerrish was announced tonight by?
State Treasurer! Carter. s The state
Joses nothing by I the shprtageC as
Major Gerrish's bondsmen havemade
good the amount. Treasurer 'Carter
eays that he discovered the shortage
and jGerrisJi confessed liability and
that the : money, not i exceeding $5,000
was abstracted from the' treasury. No
proceeding will be taiea against Qr
I rlsh.
! President! George T.; Winston, .-of'the
it has 1,000 students. He has: been in
Xew England a couple of months.
t Republicans are isaymg that. C. P.
Ijockey will be taken down for judge
n the Fifth1 district. uLockey was here
last .night. It Is claimed that he will
assent to. this change in favor of Lof
tin, .for whom the populists' are par
ticularly desirous;.
Republicans "arei worried ; about the
First district and-s.y they now -begin
to believe .Marry Skinner .-will have: a
desperately hard i fight" "there'. They
ay they hope to i carry" aJf! save two
counties ui that distripr.
It is quite .clear that the "minority
The cotton (.ion in the.cbunties Tad-
joimng Savami-thi is practically ruined.
The latest i --ports from ' the : storm
indicate, that ,iavannah Was " in ithe
southern edgeSsfi it. Its full force pass
ed ten to tw-taty miles north,- across
Beaufort courV, 'S. C. Tht full extent
of 4the damagv?,.there is : not yet" known
and may not t tor several: days, owing
to. the: lnaccelbitity of- the country.'
.The entire tifritory which the storm
rava'ged, althigl! limited - to a radius
of ifif ty mllei! damaged beyond esti
mate, i As, thej- rejports come in the in
dications are-yhat the storrh was se
verer than ii g 'that has .--swept this
section in yea- 3. Th loss of life, so: far
as i known, hi A been ii small,': but: it! is
expected that Jhe reports i oi trie next
few days will fihow largj fatality ;
! The steam liilH boat J. H. EstelL
arrived -in Ti-ee roads tonight aJi'er
a day! and ! nt-JhiS cruise, and reported
six wrecks of: ?coaSt wise schooners' : off
Martin's Ind .try lightship,, fifteen
republican state
adopted. a resdlutionj ladvismg against
a- joint -canvass, M.
where, : with democriiLs
' i 4 i - ' . " " :-5
thcre be a joint caji
and i populists wherw?yerit
tbi advantage of ifiision;
, trtJ was a populist who -told me this
: )': I I I ' " . 1 f i I ' " .! ,i 1
mxwntng that ihisi people wbuld naVe
aj canvasi separate jjfrom th;e republi-
committiee . today
any kind or any
It. hrges that
ass of 'renjiblicaiVH
will be -to
NOT NEGLE
r..,- ny r-r:i -.mm?:
Many Relatives of SuWlfts ;
I ' f 4-
tional Rcpt.rts riU rGo
fv ; -: "'!. i-.-- . : 1 !.-' : - '': -il i-t '
"eral Wheeler Ntio lui
-
c
T
.' . I " ! !
leniber
Wikoff, M.inta.ik Jvitnt
tions1
ED
t Ounp WikotT.MuJc I'ncajsy b
iu i-ersMMi to lAKik Alter i iioni
t the TrtHips iu, Cubu and 1 lii
Scoi
at the Canu-tHsI rR :ceivini;- lf.vcry Attention 1 1
-v-.-l; i : - : --:ltf fri ' !':-J--i -i ::".- fi ' , . I
i MotjjcV3in I'l-oxidc--! he Soldiers
-: !!.; I. vi
-'I - -i i ?S
No Complaint.
As-
I
l
a (' ; Lii! the
Major O.f . 'fi .t : J J-rh
hil-ler gave tho fnUow-Kr.th
socla'led Pross. tod i t "? '
f anu )Vikvff I. I , f-5V.mhi ij
: ''The Jfollow mg. in
lettera-We are i-.ini
garding the n-ldlers in tls fjinp.
in n-gaid to rnv w e; J
very uneasy about him vti; --ouibt of
f bti newf paper! reports if$ji(Tivaio6
-.. . i ... . . (
.
ed
of
111
r
ors
ute.
riot
lea )
L -hen
the ittotdiera, j
int-f tihelr ari !
rl-y '.'a.t0ij mwj
low fever dl":r
r
soidiets Although he ht-"; ui(
a eomplauit silnet he; ha-vjiKA'! ii
army, w e hear f rum ! ot.l--j.giri e
truj cruel andj horrible fiiiwriSi'iitj
flieted mi our isoldiers ub'fe'hi
tense of hunl;fi:uiy tor ".ti't)$igiJl
and thtS wholii country n-nfat )t
of ten Mile VxHti.mi nt tI5.i-iuM
h" hut prised it tlu tocl nij;0htuild
to i a revolution ot soiih-.iiwI. f
a-suie you I hear on all s,iV- ,-"jhe
iok-nt And bitter di-nun ifc.'' o
war department -and .th'SJ)t-Slmi
tion. It i- indeed n gn atSf-H-y ;ha
glory of our triumph! sfiftUj,Me
jikmi ov tin n . Mi.tiiiciut ui.iijr a-s
ill treatment land ht'.nj.iJoii of
own brave soldiers, whtlf hn Sin
prisoners have the bi-t '.AiM.myo't'
the: cirtant rv a .1 afford..' '.ii, :'t?i
"It. will hi- sein that titVvii
that not: a word of comjflitAi 3as
received: from 'this soi.li,.r tnj s,
iiiji- jiiyr.-Mif;liiJir t-j.-'. ill
US
cans.
Chairman. ,Holton says this Is
an; errpr;; that therp. is to he a: joint
A
canvass.
j-
populist comtiiittoeman
tonight about the 1 Second
waa asked
V 1 1
disxrict; status and whether Ithe popu
lists; wjuld vote for RVhite. I-i e-replied-:
'White iwill not be voted foi unless he
is included in the: general scheme for
cooperation He 1 will 1 not pe soiin
eluded. You can
ray
. -.1- -:.- I -1 :i fi
lie wassasked if Llojyd would be taken
down kaiid be,replidd3 "Nq.V '.; 1 ;
that 'much
Kilso's Attack fl
(Speciarl to Tjie Messenger.)
Wilson, ; Iv. C, sHptember '.2 Mr.1 'J.
A. Crews, travelingji representatives of
Thev Wilmington Messenger Was in
the city today- 1 anc
.... --r
u J. A rei
u s
eu
far
In
lm
n.
th-
s
iom.
isyf -
ferrng. and--ma-ny -of theip- la'ard
iliaL iiit-ii: 1 iJia ti uri Jii-i-.rifiiii :iion
of' starvation." Most of th.4iit-:pt-ipli are
little- able to expend th Jin'aev fot
sufl-h a journey ! and: they ailA-sjjriirlsed
w nen. iney . come nere loipii ai
relatives' surroundt?d ...with; ;J. - j
to eat whifh can be pjt7!nid
money, and, if sick in tli 2lJSI
thev. 'are ratified : and- fiiil&Sisei
find that they are given sS$1r. pissi
ble: carej i-; ; .-
Jn reply Ao a direct retsa-a tli
plaint- has been made .bynns ;of
brae oldn-is who lmoidil f
to nour arms m I ne t.'uhaittnifii
A great; many anxious fa?--Jrii. 111
ors; brothers or sisters, friitp : ux-ri
from all pai tH! f the l;? eOr-Stta tei
to look after their reLat w
thevsavi the pupers tell h nxifivp
:OSt
the
ra,
"it he
UilMH
,the
Kiur
nisli
that
lio-.-.llv 1 n-t I i t anions
not i.inil-ji ia 'ub. but
rival at ittua tiliU'e. .Veil
-went. NrMiitht front-; ye:
tii.t, lm th. rmted S"taite tl w ouM
hi 11 Tbi'en'. ". rlmm! have landed
thi-in tnud; u!Kv-J ttu-ifu Kt.: iri-
1111s.-u.Hisl3f l1nifc.n1e t he. I pi-ople.! It has I
be. it; Hialfdi by r jih vsit'tHii.i ' tliat I if It j
bad j ie-;-n I done: I'VelloW ! fViif would I
ljae umaj throughout all our utate. 1
To liv.udj sUi'h a tCHtft-arophe. a
point, wlin-h'ls inon- tlvroUKhly iMolai-i-.l
from: ill'5 1 people than any other to.-
i-itlut y 11, hfti i-kjjld bn found, . was.(. n'-f
l.-i tid lijth)-.-.w !,) njieattH the i-oun-trv
hamtH-eii da.d fini: a scourge of
this featful dis!e. - Kvery otifr will.re
altzei that to 1-nad 1.(H ini-n and put
thi in un bare HeUia without anybulM
iiorH.whatt r 1 ould noft be: thine with)
., uui-miitti'i h.trJ.-hlps. iliver 6.0tK very,:
su-K viiii-n - n.vu tie-ti riceiWj i in the, 1
general hospital and -.. i man"y--rrtirI 1
sHk'havjit b.inrcaivd for In th campH'
and yet; only aUmt tixt-y 'deaths havtfH
oeiUi red !in 'theM hospitals. ' I
Ti-ntJii had tm be eriv-ted and ho a- i
pit;Ms cjinsiruirte! mid preparations I
niad t.supji iliuv ISOiKi men wttlv
w lioloKoiitu water, foodj medieliien, phy-'"
-iiuni. rnirseM. cooks.l hospital furnl-
tnre. wagons, atiibulaiiei-s atrd ih? oth-'.
r net tis eisnitial to artng for . l8,0Kh
nn: r. full v half of w ho;ni are very Blt-k i
:on in '. ii-nfi'fblii T.hvsical Condition. In.!
addition j ti tin, monitor the bedding 1
11M fi'iiiijh of the i-lothing was left In -1
Hani tag
fi'-llil,K '
hail to
lllll'i lf- !'
an.li jKonetiiiics
1 to iprtrvom tellow fever In-
AlITof thes rtitloiencli have;
lhe supplieil. We had . hut ;on
lilroad lu lu-iijg these supplies
there jhive been de-
i ' ' i ' 1 : ! , I ' i - -i;
I- ' I ''!-'.' 'i !' : ' !
Op.5- N
heir
arn tion
tfckhjng
roughs.
Imutie C'ouKiit; "ure surprises
I-ople bkvitsi ijuirk cures and children
ay tako it in. la rue iouantltles with. 1
out the let dimirer. 1 It has, won for i
Itself thij best reputation of any prep-:
used; today for, voids, croup.
111. the throat 1 or obntlnate
JJ It Bellamy. .
1 t'odlfyluK Liwt tor Niullago !
I Sanmiro. September 2.- Lieutenant"
"? ; Jl H. Blount. Jr., of the Third Immune
ital.
to
it I
them.
expressed very
great surprise that: without the sslight-
est intimation to hi: n that! his charac-
-. - : - - .. i -,- 1 .f ! ;: :
ter was made the subject f attack in
the !lark-Kilgo invjestigation at i Dur
ham. ' He ifeela thau pot having taken
any part in the controversy
neks or otherwise id ia 'Very
himvto have madeian attaeW
v- . - ' !i f- 1 1 1 - .1 1 a:-
character, i Jlrj Crews, has
Wilson many, yean
.willing to submit-td
of the town thei ques
acter for truth, hon
as a wit--unjtist
to
up'on 'his
lived j. in
U and . i us entirely
the gocjd citizens
ion as to- his char-
sty and morality.
I i 1 : 1 : '
get some negro votes.!; The republicajtsJ miles . from js-bee. : S'everal of 1 th'ern
Weje sunk, otrs bottoniupwards 3nd
all "apparently ; having been anchored
when the.4Sto-h i struck fhem. None of
the vessels" -n tties were distinguished.
There were n. ;signs of--the crews and
it is believedr3iey .-.penshetkAll sorts
of Iwreckage I Eaes th: coast indicating
heavy losses 1 sea. n I ! , "T-l !
The steamsjfp city 01 .tiirmingiiiajsrr
'You :rhviteTXdisapp.
expf r.ii?if nt. I 'peWi
Risers? are; pleasant
little -pills.; .'They --dura cOristituation.
and sick headache s)
take them K. RJtellamy
t Miss Barton SatM for Tathpa..
' Havana, SeptembirX 2, 9 lai. m. The
steaaner Clinton, whac-h, had been plao
ed at .the disposal
society temporarily
tion :of relief here,
the, government.
instructed Miss Cla
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iiiniinent rwhen yii
t's -Little Eariv
easyf 1 thorough ,:
ustias sure as you
of he : Red I Cross
forthei dlstrihii'
beingwanted for
esidenti 1 McKinlev
BarohJ to return
and others ve-'els arriving during (the
day .reported V iaJ a short? distance off
thi coast thej'torm was not felt indi
cating its; Untied area. ! ;. . j i :
u Of the five JEes of'railroads. entering
here, the onlii outlet : is i by the Plant
system , soutfe to Jacksonville. tThe
Central of Georgia,, the Georgia hnd
Alabama, i the4;?Florida,- Central , &nd
Peninsular am' the Charleston 'and a-
or-; an ti-Bdtler populists control that 1 vamnah.railros are practically aban
doned within the storm -I radius. No
mails have be?h received for two days.
Three car .lols'of Florida mail are
awaiting an -atlet north.l Business is
practically af . a standstill; owing to
the -blockading ?.of the : railroads. I I
1 For fifty mijis west-of Savannah the
country is pBtctically : under .water;
On the Centres of Georgia? railway sthe
track is washf.jd in placesi-all the wa;y
from Savannta to Macor). ilt is estS-
arrived from ew York this morrting pfUn ton's cargo, making thet payment
to, the; United States- for thejthe pres
ent! Miss Barton, si' accompanied : by
her staff, sailed oni-the Clinton last
evening for Tampai Before leaving
she paid the customs fine of! ?500 im
posed for her lack of a manliest ofhe
will give the'exacf facts a LVS
I will state, I V
: J'Kvery officer and sohiey-4o Vent
tosCuba regarded that h..i:S given
a great and special piiil.-w ff li ing
permitted to en-gage m tria iapip.iigii
Thev knew they were to eacon-r Kiel-
low fever and iothcr diseaerf, ;as iKvell
as i the torrid heat of the runtry, (land
they .weie proud and glad' totdl so
They knew, that it was ihi"s,'iblE foi
thm to have the advaritu.i:riif-.w jfgon
transportation iwhich useaJiJ. sacom
pafnes armies, and i yet," .'-rs - wtnd
men were glad to go, td their
bUnkets and their f.UnmVr ,ti their
backs and to be subjer tf d,; tv,ut jaj
shelter, to: the isun 1 and e:V.Jy ilday
and the heavy dews b ?t,.Sf' TJIwy
cetitainly knew that the hjji.ij tiM lae
spttint years in 1 erectmo -f,ijis isind
it iwas their ' pleasure toa.sifcvdt .and
their duty, tp' 1 capture . liesSpariisli
works. They -were more lf.'i4i;-tid , to
incur the hardships and. thjo dant'
gers". They went there and 3oyl tjhelr
duty, each man seemlngi1'--;1 hat;
American; honor and prefvifc-twal Un
be measured by his condutj TfbjAvnf
men who won the ii tone" -Jid I oi;
complain of the neglect o thitovj-i--
'then I, but on the .contrarytJ&feeened;
grateful' to the riresiden --:l(rw,Be-re-
tary of war for guing th 711 ? oppor-
tuyity to lncui these il'uf-TH. md
hardships.-:. r ''4fW : " - l
:"3"hey realizeVthat in 1i-jtiif.ieJ(.or
ganization ot an expeditHiTt gov
trnment 'which had no ith
any experience in such rnlti -8"it .was
irriiosMble -to. ra. e-l rS. . ng 'ar-
raric-i-d to perfection. ,aaii -.tftiV . Null
assauJtina Mrs. 1 Frederick
aged -ticrman womani lie
lesly sayng he was going
.:
testify that under, the-:. antarte4
the1 conditions were niuchtjc prr.-ct
. thnn' any! one would ha vfr? r a;-oniji: to
expect and thati the presKk tife jijii ie.c-i
retary of war and others tTi fUaDim-d 1
.ami diDatchid the expflioj--. de
serVe high comnieiidation ; ? f S J
"One ieason v.hv our orfts lai k-
intj m some respects in Hltui. ge svvas
a l telezram vaess sotivca
Admiral Samiin - ' Stating
rvgimenlj, has been aHlgned by : Gen-
eral Lawton, commander ot the de-
partmen t of Sanriagoi 1 to the task of. I
codifying the Spanish audGuban laws, i
with .thq view of arranging a syatem
fciriuse Ika that part of the province of
Santiago de; Cuba which Is under
Ame.ricaa control. He has begun the
work with a large corns of assistants.
The undertaking Is a ibig one and will
require some time for its completion. ;
The Unltied States transport-Mis- ,
sour i-.-. will sail for Moiitauki Point to--
morrow mortiing i with 2B0j convales
cents from I the .various regiments! of
thei Fifth! army curps.i The fvessel Jhas
been equlppi-d fuf tho trip with great
care and the jineuj wil'bo comfortaibta.
- - I llaujed for C riminal Attttault
Dallas, A TexasJ ! September i2.-4iJoe
Malone, iotoredj was hanged In Ithe '
county jail liereftodaV Tor criminally
e richly dewerved
Stein; an
died fear-
to heayea
hlaj fatel
and that li
I.-
Oir Fla-t
The pr-sent flag is h modeled I after
the first -t'tiited . States' flag, Which was
approved Washington on that mem
orable dayJ June 14tlr.-U"7, when shown
the design 'by Betsy Ross at her home
on-i Arch ptreei,- : PhtladelphlaJ : Mra. -Bops
showed! GeoVge Washington, who
had taken her the design fdr -the" flag t
agrepd on by congress, ihow to' clip oit'
a fi ve; polntjiMf Mar -wllp one tlip of. her
patriotic i Mi3sors
coinage aiM lall
ish style skats, arid, utt tradition Bays;.
Washington drew
but phe stUrk to
lie star, anldi in
The stars on the
iT-l.olntoil th Rrll. :
thJiit
from
. u . .:
thXi if the army readied h'jTe'lim
mediated the icould tak ahs ?ity at
oncfe. but! if there should bf-.,diyi.tHer
fortifications of: the Sp'anfijiirilaf would
be jso perfected that thpret txEht " be
greiat ditfii ulty in taking 4 ? Cjjn ire-
ceiying this dispatch trisiiomirai:
Sampson,! the: war d-epartwfit .-.n-cted.
thfH army! to move, at onc 'Qii j.a-! all
oonnerted with the army r.i-lliAr call,
the orders wre re ivi i? fetA dark
nd the :arrny wias in morwjnflj shad
. . . , 1 ... J - I :1 A.. n IrV fit :: llH..
hips at daylight. When ths axsdltlon
sail.'d for ruba it went in .f -jseori-
V -L :' "I.-: " V j-,. . - I- - (I -7i.. ! a J.
ei.by a large neet or
thati time it was regarded; g impossi
ble for a. merchant ship to" f &rtr$n. the
ocejah, safely trorn any Amf -ntifi port
to Santiago, but a- c 1 a-41ti .Sp-ah-
Hh flec was it stroyed n;t'Ji;U Was
Tio4;ih!f fnn linarrmd shit. n- to kail
safely t Santiago the' -r-c-iiV ii Ieo-!
pie of thA, United State- ;;t1bjrf ribeij
ni' hey without limit and 5 patchfd
ship after !hlp : loaded witf Ipxuries
and delicacies for the Sa.nl it. g. .army.
and everything that cpul.j iV'-ffMQiri'
phshed for their comtorta,; cene Dy
tnn i.ressKK-ni ana ncLifid.-vvuifMar.
After'-lhe- surrender ihad'tteiHi com
pleted and iarrangementSB.?v;.fct-jEfeclud 1
or i transporting ? the !-parJsfya-jf-riiyr to
Spin, the 1 presiderft - and fe'ft'fciry of
war s.'nt shipping t Sntmn and
trali-sporteii our .arm 10 sin;,r ifr ; tne
most-healthful localities r ;ti5iMJnited
Stajtes. The point ,selocte( tjv-tH -sec.
retary of v,ar was solsturd! that
thorough protection was givcOctlfe peo
ple of the I, nited States fs.n1.tft dan-i
geri; of-yellow fever contag3or-?-ri;he sol
diers upjn their 'arrival Jtv'-Ais- place
rfcened every care and !uV hich
rould be procured by monev.t iM prei-
loeiu anu secrecary ot w aw ; jw e-.-i.fu
that their health! and iromfit? I f-jhould
be pared! for WLthout referelSse ,tfiJ ex-,
pen'-e, and. in addition, tl' p.pple
within a circle bf 100 miles i wed. with
each .other -In 'shipping to, - shem i fear
loads and steamboat loads ij luxuries
s-.r kite 1 -1 . i . r ,-.- .i! I -.
party.. Theonly, question ; is ;vhether
the f actipjy then in power can i deliver
the goods. That the populist party Us
.spur is certain. - - ine ; only:; uncertain-.
Lt-Jfvis the. size of the split. " - I
'inev governor pardons .Tom Lee, i a
w hite convict, a native of Orange, who
was sent to the penitentiary fourteen
years; ago itoserve twenty: years for
murder in ;the second degree. He was
only 14 years old w-hen convicted. I
Slander of White Women by f regro Editor,:
The statement that nine-tenths of the Populist votej belong to-the Farming
element will pass unchallenged, and that ts the class gferred. to. in the follow
ing article, eopled from the Dally Record of August 18t5 published In Wllming
on, Ni C, toy negroes and the organ ot the Republl-an4' tapullst Fusion political
crowd. This Is the vav your new friends: regard, yoi J-self and families. : -
Every-Whlte ITlan In the State, having any. rega $. for the purity of his
mother, sisters and daughters, must take this matter; into consideration and
determine thai henceforward he will act as a AVnlte in h should, i ! 1 - ln.1 ! savs J A horrible adcident occur
I : , i : - ; 1 . -. 1 - .: v .. 1 -.'j' j-: ' I rt iat stinesvtlle iii the (afternoon in
I "Poor wmte men are careless In the matter, of p Electing their women, ,wh f0ur men wre instantly killed
ESPISCIAL.I.V ON THK FARWS. They are careless I their oondurt toward KVi, a dvnamite exblosion and miny
them, and OUR EXPERIENCE AMONG POOR iWIJ jTE PEOPLE .' IN THE others seriously injufed. The men wiere
under protest, as directed by iPresident
Mckinley. ' ,
!Advices irom coian say mat tnree
battalions of Spanijkh infantry - arriv
ed here last Saturday and! similar ad
vices fromii other paints In the jisland
indeate that the Spanish government
is making 1 preparations to ! embark its
trops for ; Spain. ; , j-' j
The ; stock of leaJj tobacco is I small
asd is; pelling at fancy price's! The
lnarket is 6verrun 'with the principal
Am,erican buyers, wo are bidding fur
iously for 'what the;f can get..-1 f ! i
f -I : I : f i: f -'..-'," j :; ;li;
' Storm at Camp Thomas ,
' Chicakamauga 'Xitional Park, Sep
tember 2. There hais .been a constant
downpour of rain at'iChickamauga park
today, i Hrecautionsj were taken yes
terday vas to protection of the hospital
tents against-1 any ! possible overflow
The wind iwas very jhighi at times and
many ; regimental tints i were r; blow n
oVer All camp exertises ;were omitted
General Frank and ftaff iand jail head
quarters supplies.; were .niovifrd 1 today
to Annisont. 1 . ,
1
Fonr .Tteii Killed V i .! t
! Indianapolis, September 2 A ppecial
to The Sentinel frim Bloomingdalfr
COUNTRY TEACHES CS THAT WO.TIEN OP THAT 14 ACE ARE NOT. MORE"
PARTICULAR IN THE MATTER OF CLANDESTINE MEETINGS WITH COL,
ORED MEN, than; are -the white man with, colored Stomen, MEETINGS OF
THIS KIND GO ON FOR SOME TIME UNTIL, THE "OMAN'S INFATUATION
or the man's boldness, bring attention to them, and the man Is lynched for rape.
Every negro lynched is called a 'big, burley, black brjite,' when, In taet man V
ofthose who have thus been dealt with had white uin for their fathers, and
were not only not 'black' and burley, but were SttfFICIENTLY ATTRAC
TIVE FOR WHITE GIRLS OF CULTURE AND REFINEMENT .TO FALL IN
LOVE WITH THEM, as Is very well known to all." ' JH . . 1 k . 1 j ' - .
The above is the opinion of the editors of aegro pig ter, and endorsed by the
action and rotes of a number of prominent White Tttt a j In Wilmington, j"
! ' I Is there another place In North Carolina where a pt blleaUan of this charac
ter would be allowed to pass unnoticed and the author o without punishment
Our country friepds are Invited to viait.our office to se- he original copy of thl
scandalous sheet. :
blasting for a. new pike, when a tern
no. explosion pf dynamite; pcqurred
K i ' I
1 j Total Rank! Clearings 1 J
1 STew York, Septeinber 2 The total
'biftik ! clearings in4(the United States
o0t. .-increase,! 12.4; j exclusive of i New
rk, J45S.93L071; per cent. Increase 15.
r i. i.
E;tpress Companies Agree! to Pay Tax
Chicago, i Septemb er 2. At a special
cctiferencei today of the representatives
oi the Adams, American i and United
st j.tes express companies ii . was
c:,led ! that , the companies would from
tVjB date; bean the (expense of the war
instead of requiring the pobhd to
etfcmp consignmenta.
then for Mrs. RoB
the flve-polnted Gal
;h'at forfn they have
eversincr UTmain(fu. I ne resolution or.
the tvritifil-htal qongrens creating the
tiag rf-al apBoiio-s. " That tne nag or
thei.'!thn.efi
thirteen njti
white, that; ;
white, Jn sa
new i eonstfl
United ' States shall be
Mies. : alternate red; and
lie union be thirteen stars.
blue field, i representing! '
ationl"! -When i Kentucky
aftd, fVermrnttl were admitted) as states
in 9.J91, tTdjnew( ntars : werejadded,
ani-liin 179$, Ithe utripesi weVe increased
to fifteen..! tly 18, when the hurnber.
of Ptatess ifcal; rufi: up ito twenty, : the
inartustic eiffBct of adding to the num
ber ijif stri09 wan perceived, and con
gress naijft that the flag for the fu
ture -shout. I1V thirteen stripes with a
star! for each state, i Briefly, this, Is
the; history of the! flag and its develop
ment-; rhfS,-flact thati-stars form part
of the heraldic
Washington Coat
pearitoihav had
theiirt adoption for th
Tirtnfis:
t-mbia?.oning .of ;the
bf hrmn does not ap--
anything to do with i
iag. Cincinnati s
t Itlauro' Political Fukure
His BlanV's) position Is made worse i ;
by his asking to be relieved of his -command)!
i s hss business to arrange i ;
for and jeffect the evacuation of Cu- i;
ba in: theij nrnost icowira leal and expl
ditioUs manner, and Isoj as to aave fo'r"
Spain the i greatest possible number of - Vs
mien -and ciuantity or materials That ia
a i plain plHe of
miiiiUiiy i biislineHS,
htical; opinions hs
administrative! ; anS J i:
with! which his po-
hav'e ihothing whatever
to diX InstcTfiA of doing what service he t
still kan, tor his countrv. he aeem; tn 1
imagine that ' hl -r Tpoiitlcal future"
Willi he Injtined II h superintends th
evactiation. ISt. will not be ' creditable ti
the-Spamsn heopli if it; turns out that
suchi a. majnhhasi any- political future
at an. AeWii York ! Times.' : ; I T i;
i - ' : ; - n . i . : i I i- i ':--::; :.
of alk kinds.
"I I have jut, finished niy Sajy in-'
spection iof the'; hospitalajj n-: fitii.Srare
exceptions,; the sick are SfhVjrfgl- and
improving.; I have nursed a. ft doctors
to care for them, and in ll-?iiysiriany
tours I have not found a , insde pa-
tient who made the slisrhl' t? com-
plaint, it is true tnere tift Jten sur
f erlng, and great suffering, Tlie?' cli
mate of Cuba was very; si' -Sent ;non
ail iof our soldiers, but In-stja r com
plaining, i tne uncarts or inf ieBv Drave
men are filled with , graUttt te -J.toi the
people for the bounteou. Jrerosity
which has been extended jovlhtmd-; ' i
been individual . cases of eut&rteg and 1
The Royal is ts-a highest grade bafciaa Boarder
fcaowa. , Actaa tasts show R omm
1 1 third farther tha asjf ather bread.
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