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WILMINGTON N. C, TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER (5, 1898.
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3sidns Laid
ING jACROSS PORTO RICO
ookc and Ills I&cort Nearing San Juan The Greatest Cour
own Kvery Whfcre Treated
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(Annul Sentence of Dreyfus
Cortes to Secret Discussion ot the Feace yues- . h :
tioii and Strict
September &. Cleijeral Jaiir
d ' s
ad interiu(n governor of the
,lne Islands, replying to-the got?
Jit'B Ti-i-Ht ifor information as to
t .. .. - .. . 't
u ue situation or j anaios in uie-
upelgo, reports thatjto aaeure tfiej
f Btabllshment of Spanish soverelgh-
y lover the L islands wouiq - reqmrej a.
ermanent army of 60,'XIQ men, a nfjei
nd endLessi quantities 01 maienaisi -MEETING
OK SPANISH ?ORTf:.
The chambers sfcembl4J hre f oday.
At the opening of the t3iat the boc
retary rread a lettfcr frorp Senorj Kqd-;
riguez, senator roirn Porto fltico, fe
Xusing to obey the18unn'tt o atieiid..
The premier, Sepor Sagaafea,; arraiy
ed In the insignia if, his office, ascend
ed the tribune iu4 read la decree; uu
thori2ing the govfnment to: present tto.
the chamber a dra,ft of 4 law empow
ering the minister.s to rnounce sov
ereignty over, the tjoioniea, 16: conform
ity vih the 'BtipuIatioiiBiof the'! peace
Treliflstnaries betw.Vn Spain and the
United States.: v ! i "i
The president orthe senate;, proposed
a secret discussion! ofjthft defree, and,
despite the.i protests -of sj6me senators,.
.ordered tht the gaiierif a t ciearey.
; -w hich was Hone, amid loud murmurs or
disapproval. . , j i ' ! p i:A j t ,
The chamber soin bcjame involve?!
1 '. In A discussion of press ifjenssrshlp, antd.
a deputy inquired ithe motive underly
lrf ;: , circular w hich General Chinchil-.
' la, captain general of Madrid, has ad
" dressed, to 'newspapers, regulating thvir
reports of the sessIon4 'V cortea,.
lie I declared that the censorship was
Inconsistently applied, a.nd that, the tf-
f-ecrof the circular v?as; o .punish' posx
- Bible errors In adviance.! i
" Those who had f xpectei sensjional
ncenes in the re-opi-ning of tfte tam.b,er
w ePe disappointed. Thej general public
ueems indifferent. The peoul at large
are' apparently;--rorivnoe( that paln
mtis-t. accede to wliatever , the United
S rates dejnands. i i; ' '
At the c-iose of ti e censorship dlscus:
loii,. In which- pluties j Whcj lare- Jour
aiallsts' protested emphatically against
the attitudoof the; government, Senpr
aiomeroxy-rRoliledo accused the -govern-,
metat of illegality i n continuing the
' wuspensioii of the constiutiinal guait
antees 'after .the re-o'periiig , of the
. cortes. He demanded immediate de
tree's revoking thej suspension. - r
Senor CapdeponJthe minister of .-the
Interior, replied thjit the tinle was not
opportune to revoke 'the suspension an,d
' reminded Senor Rcnero y Rbble'do that
" . . former government, of which Senor
1 Bomero- y Robl'edoj was a member, had
dieted in the' same way in 15; .
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GENERAL'- iBRpOKE'S llARCH'
, THROUGH PORTO lilCO. j,
San Juan de' Porto Rico, September
6 Major General-John, R.. Brooke his
Btaff and escort,' have completed two
- thirds of theip'joTirriey: across the jBn
land toward this uty. . The march hag
ybeen like a march "through a friendly
: i terra tory. On' Saturday General Brooke
-. stopped at CaYay. Yesterday he reach
ed Caguaa, twenty miles from hefe.
TMs afternoon hei enters Riff Piedras,
me of the arrstoemtie suburbs, J Sdn
Juan -Where he will establish his head-
narteiB. General Brooke has accept
ed the "hospitam of Captain General
Maeias. who graciously f'
Pte-
HOC. wi "1.:- &
The .rAiumn. though snuU
jsiimpos-
lag and is making a deep: impression.
' As it- wound .its j way ii over stately
"Vi rm-pred to their summits
with coffee and .-tpbacco- piantationa,
' and through broajd ' -'VaUeysj-: pjnera
BrooSe with his Staff, rode at its head.
The natives who had hews ofahecora-
r ,0 -Americans, lined the roads,
' their faces, showing" their .pleasure, al- i
',.-;;ihinahi,thPrfl:wai .ho-demonstrations.
v : At intervals alon the way the Pati-
. : - ash soldiers of the f:ivic guards present
Wd arms as-pvir troops passed. : ..
At Cayay -and I aguas, the Spanish
- coiuriianders .received General Broooke
SvTrharked cojiries and the alcades
- Wd offlcialslvW. extending welcome
' to theirtowns ?a r--" t-- :.' ::; - -t I
SPANISH I AND I AMERICAN SOt
DIERS FRATERNIZING.
i : ; AtCaguis whee. a thousand Span.
- oh" regulars are siauoucu jw .
Ceremony vas pretentious. Tne bpan-
'tsh buglerlgave- ihe flourishes m ho--or
of. a major gtesal upon their. &?
- -".Or.1:- - And- been set apart
U '.IF. iu- JmmKdation ,df General!
-iStaff: ;The infantry and
" cavaiiTy companies camped in the out- -'
ikirits of the tow and were 'visited by 1
v 1. display, w!hateveri oin i
Hrri. -arid ! Amerioans mm'" ".f1 i
frpptv
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iraternizifig and exchanging puttons as
souvenirs;, Already many ot the
r'Se&l soWler4-'re buttons. j
AI? onni;h flag flew at Cayay and
aua Wt as guests! in an enemy s
aguav y ,no imVors save the
-rcountrye showed no colors save th
i?-Ms and' mssiv
reassi fonder to the
.,-atives accustomed to men of. small
Ifatue and", nimble. footed little ponies.
V TH-BRITISH j TLAb ON KAHR
j, I.":. . ' .-! - TOUM. - IJ
- London.' September 3.-The war of
' fireceed this evening fl.e ioHo Ht
: phrom- Senera-l fir Herbert
rri : mnrrii Yt s- the Brit
xms ? , - Ana. pire-
tian flags ere uV- 'e Sar
?ny Iheihartoin1. ' All the,
British wounded :have .letti ior
Abadia 1
1 1 saw
in D arges iowcu
in u y - , , Were I all
, &
;tnem Dfiorc 1CafMe. rt5.rtable -rhe
dicing well and Ayere cjrntnable ine
cavalry sent in pursmj -?fjhf ,5 at
:wr compellea tj abandjon i the at
.: tempt, owing to the exhaustion .IJ"
horses. ' hut I have ordered eatoei
; pquads to continijie the pursuit The
, official list gives )he number of British
Officers killed tn the capture of Obdur-
REMOVAL!
-.. . Wnmington.fN. :Ci, Sept. 1. 1S9S.
i ' on or before Ottpber lstj 1S9S, I will
-move Tny'omee aeross the street, to the
! v.-.rTOerlv ' Occupied Jpy ajegsri..
'Cronly&: Jklorris :. ht
There I tvill continue to Rent. Buy
" i o.n peal Estate ! on ' Commission.
i ai. to write! and probate deeds, and
: to advnUiister oaths as Notary Public.
I ant' better Quipped and prepared
to' attend i the: Real Estate business
than I hariT evr p- r". r
glad to serve yi at my new office.
Resptu&y,'- ,
" ' . W. M. MMLNG.
yjotary PuVUt and Real 'stite Agent.
r- j s The ofni,V of "'The Mechanics'
Home Association" wUr also, ofcouree
te moved to the same- place; No. l-
, Princess street., r '-.c !
CORTES
i to Abandon West Indian Posi
Before It.
as a Friendly Force Saluted
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Opposition in Spanish . :. ; ,
Censorship.
tnan a ; to, - vFhile thirteen wer?
Iwounded: Of the men twenty-three
Iwere kiiaed and ninety-nine were!
wounded. . .-i i: ..." : :. i .'ii '! : i-J
I THE FRENCH CRISIS. , i
Parle, September S. General Zurlinri
aen military governor of Paris, c lias
accepted ;the ministry of war in "suc
esion to M. Cavaignac, resigned.
tleheral Zurlinden -was a member of
ha Rlbot cabinet which went ; out of
ptlie October 2T, 1895. I I:
The crisis in the cabinet is not- yet
renarded as definitely settled. BothM.
Brlsson and M. Cavaignac are believed
o be playing for the presidency i.of the,
republic and it is thought-that, Bris
Bon is growing jealous of Cavalgnac's
nereasine popularity. ' !
There is a rumor tonight that 0n- i
eral Zurlenden, the jiiew minister, tor ii
kakr, will ;advocate a-'mere annulling of h
rhef Dreyfus judgment and sentence as i
p. safer way out of s the imbroglio i
than. a retrial involving all sorts ofj.
wkward revelations. ' i ,
TIIK niUULK-OF-THK-KOADEKS
pleetlugo'f the Conventloirat Clneln-
uatl .Tlauv -. DUI'erevcen Develop.
UoDullv't Deuuuctallon of Senator
uuurr. '
Cincinnati, September 5.-The Na
tional contention of the middleof-the
road populists .was called to order tof
JUte, U V .Kf 1 W IX. lUI IUC. 1.11 iULTT J
ixotm, the- middle-of-the-roaders! were
3 M
an formal conference and exchanged-
opinions enough to indicate much difr
Terence in their views as to whether
they should hold a nominating convene
tion or merely a general conference.
In ! calling theconvention to order. J.
A. Parker, of Louisville, secretary of
the Reform Press Association, strongly
advocated independent action by the
populists, whether it da done at this
convention of at some future time ;
Ignatius Donnelly was chosen tern1
porary chairman and made a radical
speech,; denouncing General Wheeler
and all other leaders who had cooper?
Btei in fusion with the democrats., He
i-ef erred to Grover Cleveland as trait-
or to the democrat party, and Senator
butler L as a traitor to the populist
party, i lie was especially severe in
denouncing Senator Butler as a man
who reached an ftxalted position by
conniving; with the republicans for his
Election to theT senate and now under
dnstructions;froni W. J. Bryan ! he is
ponniving with the democrats. Mn
bonnelly advocated a reorganization of
Ithe populist party 'on' the line of the
njiddle-of-the-roadeTS, as indicated in
their conference at Omaha. last i June,
and again at Nashville last July.
1 Reception tojCapt." Tlearea -
Captain! and- .Mrs'fT. D. Meares Ve-i
turned on Sundav from Indianapolis
jind other cities west and north.: : s
Captain M?res attended the conven-,:
ion of the Supreme Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, held at -Indianapolis, and was
reelected Supreme Master, as hereto
fore mentioned. .Last nignt stone
wall Lodge, of which he is a member,;
held its regular meeting, and after it
Adjourned; a delightful reception "was
given to Captain Meares. Fifty or
more Knights wrere in attendance t to
welcome him home and extend their j
congratulations upon his reelection i
All four lodges were: represented, and
they gave , the supreme master Of ex-M
chequer a most cordial greeting.
Captain W. J. Woodward, ana maae.
a bright and 'pithy speech welcoming
Captain Meares home and extending
the congratulations or nis Drotner
Khights. : His remarks were greeted
with warm applause. ,i r
Captain; Meares responded, and after
thanking his brothers for. their warm
welcome and good wishes,' made the
best speech Of his life. HeUold them
of! some of the things done by the sur
preine lbdge, and colsed amid enthus
iastic applause, t ;
1 DelightfUyl refreshments consisting!
of claret punch, ice cream, cake andj
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iandwicnes were seivt-u uy .
fvVarren. l There was . good cheer alii
roundJ arwi in the midst of tha sociaDie .
hour in response to call, a short talk !
11 OI a COUgraiUiaiul f uatui v r I
I I - , JS Kit I
tain Meares reelection was mauc uj
Mr. S. Behrends. . - : i' ' 'jis
Mr W. II. Yopp then presented a
serle of resolutions complimentary tort
the supreme master oi excuequei
congratulating him upon the reward
ed -honor placed upon him by the su:
preme Lodge.
In response to calls ' remarks .were
also made, by Professor Washington
Catlett. Captain W. S, Warrock. Cap
tain J. M. McGowan,Messrs. :?' J. M.
Holmes, J. J. Hopkins, ,W;.P. Robert
son, and others. -
After partaking of refreshments, the
reception came to an end and it was
voted one of Jthe -most enjoyable the,
Pythians ever held. , . !
CITY HEALTH.
monthly Beport of the Superintendent
! - of Health. '
' The only business of Importance
transacted yesterday at the , regular
meeting of the'board of health was the
acceptarfce' of the monthly report of
riK W. D. McMillan, superintendent
S.v -..!.;
"ot health.
- The rVport was in detail, but by cur
V-ilman ifis S follOWS'. i I
' Sittvnerght: births, 20 whites and 48;
.inrd-i fiftv-fiv deaths, 19 whites
'and Sfi ColurWl. ' -N.
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Sanitary Inspections of. premises
3 440t fair condition, 23?6: bad con
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itlrktt
? oss- cTKwial insnectlon. 248;
lime and acid orders issued, 312. . !
" During the month One residence was;
quarantined on account of. scarlet fei
ver, ind eleven permits were-; granted
for the removal of eartfa." h ' !
,-Th above reporlls for' the past
'
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month, August - ;
" 1'- ' : ' v ' ' "' k
: : xwo Important Meetlna.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock th
BciardJaVNIaaaigeTserihe Hospital will
"Sxeet at the court House. i
1 ThKniiT nieht a meeting of th
, Finance Compaittee of the county will
COIHTY , conaiiioEB ; . . r
noathlpjntetlot IleM VUrday Af
leruiiTti Boki Tprfned Over.
I Jury Drawn far the Next Term of the
Superior OonrtOtber TIattera.
' The'regular monthly, meeting of the
Board of Health wksj held! yesterday
afternoon.' All the members,) Chairman
Moore and pommlssloDers Boatwright,
lekander,! Cowan anjl Bajrry, were
present, aa was theiclerk, Register of.
eeds Norwood. :- . I J
A petition was granted bharles T.
onham to have H. A. Col via appoint
led SDecial surveyor !of I rcertain piece
t property. :
The'report of Colonel John D. Tay
lor, clerk of jthe superior, court; for the
jpast inohth i was read and j accepted.
!He reported ;that up to; the 2Eth of Au
gust of, the present year he has col
lected from lie estateiof Fi W, Brid-
' gers! inheritance, ?605,G4, and that he
holds the sheriff's receipt for the same;
that he has collected, ?, jurjy taxes in
tudisment No. 4.426;. and that $25 has
: been collected from the East Carolina
Truck and Fruit Growers Association
i W. A.. Ellen wa3 exempted; from poll
tax son account of phyeicial disability
; A communication was received trom
Mr.i J. W. Norwood, presidentof the
Atlantic National Bank. askjCg a re
duction of the assessmenton the cap
ital stock of nis bank. Mr. Norwood's
letter was a lengthjrxone and in it he
set forth that he, knew of no bank in
North : Carol inawhichi paid tax on any
nart nf its yiirnl ns.i' and -snoke about
th4' money: the ; bank ;expended in the
city tiiroughj theirs business, in the
coUrftyj l He- also stated that ! the state
treasurer only imposed 'a tax" of; $100
ana reauestea .tue couiuj iu icuuuc
its tax to that amount; I
After discussion the board decided
not to allow ithe reduction, and it was
so ' recorded. 1 '
The election ;Of standard keeper was
deferred .until the next meeting of the
board. . 1 . - 1 1
The. tax i books of thej -county
for the present year were turned over
to the-couuty 1 and Register of Deeds
Norwood Instructed toimake the prop-
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ourt the roiiowing iurv was urawn
First Week J. L. Mills, W. II. Fiynn
James K. ' Cutlar, M. G.. TienckenT3.
F.: Keith, Fi' An Bissemjief, Thomas Ev
ans. D.' E.' Prtdgen, FriJ. May, Benja
min Wortham. J. O. Wiggs.f Thomas
o ii i n 1 1 va n . IB.: Demosey. C. W. Stew-
art; Geo. lWilon, ELJ Ennett and C
D. Morrill. 1 1
. Second! Ward W. F. Kerf, T. w.
Clawson, W.'F. Corbett, James Hart
man, Jno. T. Reynolds, J. . Schmidt, R,
W: 'Richardson, J. p, l Dosber, Paul
Caase, Andrew. Moore, J. C. Gore. God
frey Hart, i B.I S. Montford, W. J- Kel
logg, Allison''Burnett, Geo. Haar and
Jno. W. G afford. ! 1 j: .
r The monthly reportjiof Register -of
Deeds Norwood showed that ten mar
riage licenses were issued dujring Au
gust, and $9,50 has be;en turned over
to the county! treasurer '
DrJ W. D.: McMillan,! I superintendent
of health, presented i .his mo ithly re-,
pott,? which J Was, accented. I : was as
follows: i
"During the month ofi Auguj
$t I have
treated two hundred i and
fifty-five I
(255) patients in the county office and
made one hufadred and ten (llO) visits
rv oihtv'nine 1891 patients at their
homes: . i ' 1 . ! i1
: There; has been no atute sickness in
the. jail' during the month. , .
The County Home is in gopo sani
tarv condition. There having
tbeen no I
sickness in either thel homq or
the
nrrertion exoect thd chronic
inmates of the home : j
I ' have made! one postmorter exami-
notnn rtiirinc the month." ' r
Bids for repairing jPervin4 Creek
wre referred' to the roads and! bridges
committee. '' ; ' I '
Next, the meeting! was declared ad
journe.d. i: f
CITV AFFA1KS
Keffiilar lleetlns of the Board otf Alder-
.niv i.aat I Kiht BulJdlns permits. I
'i A Raid ou th Parlor arket4.
The board of aldermim met
n regu-
,lar I I session; last, night, at
o' clock,
Mayor S. Pi Wright presiding
Clerk
Wm- Struthers was st his . pd
st, and i
Aldermen Gore. Keith, Gree
Nor-
Wobd', Hewlett, -Benson! and
fMorrill,
Were ; in: attendance.) Aldermaf Twin-
ntng iwas absent i on account
bf sick-
n psr. And Alderman Walker; ia
still in
camp with- the colored
Fort Macon.' ' i
volunteers at
The minutes of the last ; ttneeting
were? read and approved.
Committee reports w ere caUed. Mayor
Wright of the public buildings commit
tee: stated that arrangements h;ad been
mads 'to paper the: room Mn the .city
hall Occupied by the Second rpgim.ent
band; and $150 had been allowed for
imiipipmpna'tn the iooera. huse. 'A
r-ftntmpt hasialso been let tol Mesrs.
M. WjiDmne & Co., , to repafnt 'the
w-estem sidel of the ,city jhall, ; as it
leaks- i) - ; - ...! i;-:
The clerk iead an application from
q. F' Cumber for license: to open a
meat; market at his store on Fnont and
Oueen streets:!! upon payment of the
$100 license - tax nndei? the market pr
dinances. ; - ! ! - i i ; , -
Alderman Hewlett -movea cnat tne
petition be granted, i i ? - ;
Alderman Green opposed th grant
ing of I the! license and thought) a stop
should be puti to the establishment of
meat markets, outsidd of the regular
markets. ', ')' . ,
' Alderman "Gore said he agreted with
Alderman Green, and thought an ordi
nance t' should be .adopted doing away
with 'tiarlor maTkets. and confining all
meat "dealers to the regular market
houses. ... ii ! m ii . ' .
. Alderman! Hewlett ; said hd agreed
-ttith'bdth Aldermen for that matter.
and If an ordinance to that effect were
h, wotjldlsrladly vote f!or it.
: i Aifmah Gore requested theiclerk to
Aratt ?an ordinance. rwhereupo4 Alder
uaTiiit u-ithdriw his motion; to
onVi thp', nrinllcatiort of Mr. Cumber,
'Alderman Keith' said he thought the
matter should be, deferred to slome f u
tiirei meeting as there weretwo sides
n the nnestion. .. 1 ' I
Alderman MorrilLiialso ithoUght no
oot-,T, KhohM be taken without) looking
' It was then agreed to have h called
meeting of the board September "loth
to take up thei matter oi BiayuB "
cense jfor meat markets outsidfc? of the
- regular markets. ,
t ; v-.jji ' fi-Jmr, tKiVinnvni that Air
r-ivvwir'a anntication be not granted.
arid the i motion ; was unanimously ;
Thp rPTorts Of Chief Schlbbenof the
fire department, and Dr. W. Di McMil
i.. cnrrtrtfPTnlpiit of health, for the
mohth nf Julv were ! read and!, ordered
,n ! ! ! !' ' . " I '
rAinnoi Walker; Tavlor applietd to the
board to Teseina the license tax of
npr month eharged the Brunswick
Bridge and: : Ferry I companyj on the
ground that the tax Jwas excessive, and
that with the state and coumty tax
put a burden Of 7 per cent taxes on
the gross income oi in? wmjiw
Minn nt Alderman Gore, the !tax w
On
reduced to 52.50 per month.
Thei board! then adjourned-
''i l '. II1 i..v ;; v-' ;.-(; ;..".-i:-v
lill M MB
In the3Iustering.Out of
i V Volunteers.1
ft; REPUBLICAN'S V1EW5
to Jtfce' Order to Oibnd llie First
fcad RUlu In Service the Second
Ueelment Movement, of the Negro
Hegiment lor rouucai ,Bci-ua
4enaDt Morton at the CapltalSettle
Sore Over Ills Defeat for Keeom
ommeu
llatlou. 1
Messenger uureau.
Raleigh' N.. C:, SSept. 5,
firreat ffeosation was caiised herb
bv the- sudden change of orders ra
gkrdlng" the First and Second N
CaptfUna regimenta-musterlng'out thfe
Mrmer instead of the latter. Mos
people blamed the gonor for it. Hjj
denies tnat ne maae any request w-nat
ever in regard to the matter. It 1
wlfll known here that practically every
ellisted man in the First Lrcglment
jlisiresV to go ' to Cubaj with General
Lee's jcorp and that thes regiment is
perfectly equipped for service there .
I i is equally well known that 95 per
cant dtf the enlisted men in the. Secon
ragiment want to be mustered out alt
oace, and valao that the regiment i
nt r equipped, has no llgnt weigh
tithing, hasnever been In brigade o
division drill 'aYid has had nd tareei
plaetice. In the face of this and lookl-
ei at it from a common sense point of
vjew and of merit xjt is : astoundini;
tliat the First should"" be mustered out.
Blut a republican heres-. said today
'Jt'Du' must put out it sight any idea
as to ! merit, or preparation ifor ser
vjcei or desire talserve. It isi n.11, poli
tifs.j Divest yourself . -of ail adeas
save as: Ipf politics. The: government
appears , to think of service as "pia
aidii.Ka't it Willi equalize; the pie by
keeping the regiments in i service a$
Hfar an equal length of ; time. The
Iirst was first o be mustered in; ,i
isiiby far the best regiment; now it i
tl)e first to be mustered oat. Thei will
ctoei taie Second,; and then the Third
tne negro regiment.- I understand thi
oijtlyf ispecial request made of :the war
department was i to keep the, negr)
regiment in service as long as. possi
bie. jpfou see the order says ; it is to
leave Fort Macon and go to Knoxj
vifSlei l.That will I be politics; simply
nioving i ttie 'regiment through ' thi
stjate to bring-out: th negro vote.. And
ytiu will see: all thel Third voting oil
efection day." Now- it w-as 'a ffank
spoken republican who said this. 1 j
M .. TWnnnmiirTi UTrmrmi nn nni, i.i
t iiuruAiAiii Lvtnia or irlfc DAI.
, Mr. .ThoS. Fj Bayard is In ari Extremely Critical Condition.'
31r. Gladstone's Will is Adniitted to Probate.ic ) t
The Spanish Cortes Meets.
:
; J j the West Indian Possesions is
f Chaplain Mclntir'e ot the Oregon; is to be CourtMartialed.'
I x ne iuiduie-oi-tneKoad. "op u
1 1 nati. Ignatius Donnelly Gives
i S Secretary Alger Calls on Gjeneral Wheeler for5! a Report on
i the Case of a Sick. Soldier at Gamn Wiknff Allei.(i
L i' 'I I .
Outrageously'Neglected.' &
E : General Brooke's Alarch Through Porto Rict lias Been Liki
O'ne Through a Friendly Country. Great Attention Paid llini
.
A Ln.i nja Cr.i.liVrc Frat'prWWp 7ifHi
," " , r
! Jackson.' Miss., and the State
New Orleans, There Being Twoj
There are also Two Suci Cases
.! 3Iiss Helen Gould will Care
Place on the Hudson".
! .The Roumank Arriyes at .Montauk with 600v Soldiers. 200 of
1 hem Sick.
eoaoaoaaoaanHaATtTtntt)tat--.
I! : l.f. " ! v ' i - : ; ! '
SWalter R. Henry, of Charlotte, th
new national bank examiner j is her
and today began a-n examination, o
thes Raleigh banks.'. "j
s-'Labot- day" here' was observed by
theS merely nominal closing of; the fedf
etal building and the capitol. The of
ficials in-both were at work as usual
fLIeutenant George L. ; Morton,; com
mafiding the North. Carolina flaval; reV
srves,; was here yesterday. : He gives
gbod news of the! conduct ajidi work of
t&ef North Carolina reserves who wert
in service.. a i . : !
Trrents of rain fell Saturday; night
and, yesterday; Streams are ; quitfe
fullj Lowland crops are! injured. .
fRceipts of new cotton are rquite
lighit. It is opening slowly, for lack
of -sunshine. s : i : ; ;: ; .
fine contract is awarueu tor int;
bjailjding of. the .Baxton Craven memon
rial 'hail' at Trinity; college,, Durham!
lihei cost is $11,500. TThl building wi0
bfe three stories high, of t grey bricl
vfitn stone trimmings, and win con
tain; an , auditorium and; chapel.' 1
i ill be completed March ! 1st! and b;
dedicated at the commencement i
June.- -: - - i ,i
jThus far eighth members ; of the Seo
oriai! regiment or volunteers nave di
ajnd' four of the First regiment, while
ope; of the latter regiment, was killed;.
I Bx-congressman Settlei raised i.
howl' at the repablican fmachine"! toti
Sefea.ting him ; for-; renomination for
cDrtgre'ssin ; the Fifth district at Oxt-
ffcrd Saturday. Settlei got! eleven
viates. ; He-didw'ell to eret i that -manVi
1he! populists hate i Settle; they arfe
piefiged to support Adams. That is the
nlilk in the cocoanut. ' :TNs !
-. 1 ' i -""4.'
DlKtlngnlahed Visitors
'torx.: Norma Lj Shaw, of Warrentont,
(Ir'and Dictator! of i the Knights Of
Honor of North Carolina, and Hon. W'
Cf: Carlton, of Statesvllle, Grand Rer
pprter of the same lodge, were in thp
city yesterday on their way to South
pprt to pay an official yisit to the
lfcdge-in that city. . They go to South--
nor.t this morning. I ; ; ;
White Government I nionj
A White Government. Union has
een organized in-Harnett township
It is a rattler, starting early last week
with about eighteen members it has
ihcroa awl tn tnirtv-tivo. Aiuone tne
members is quite a number of former
riopujist' who have decided to hence-
fbrthi suDDort the grand, old democratic
. . . . ..... - Ia I O V. w4A
qarxy.- ui -tne ciuu juii uw. ouci)m
ii President and Mr) W. F. Alexander
spcretary. ; iy. ; ;. i' I ,il .
t Will be Open Till Oetober 1st.
Mrs. Mavo.- of the Ocean r view
loteli on-WrightsvIlle Beach tlls us
that hr house has done a fine business
this season. The .Messenger i can sa(y
of its own knowledge that; Mrs. Mayofs
management has even exceeded it9
popularity of former seasons, and ft
is a wldelv known fact that the Ocean
View Hotel now has a firmly establish
i-cTvntatlnn ! Its ; natrons i Will
iri tQt t w tmeil uemi.; au ui imjiuuuiuuiict s
as
till ithe 1st of octooer, as on toi
seasons.
i mm cob
t' -''-' ''f"f ;-if'!'i ''v '" j"'"iiir - i - ;
;'ii ' 1 .T-y. . ;. ' '-I- . ! ' :,'
More nvmence Against
the, Latter.
THREE! TELEGKAM3
Ar-
U'hlebjpie Kanaaa City Star Say go to
Slovv the InetfrreetneM of the Scml-
XOrBelal StateueiMThat General JTIlle
IV as ?Tot In Command of the Santiago
Expedition up to the Time It Left
Tampa for Cuba-itlllee Conduct the
Preliminaries AT 1th Garcia.
Kansas CityMcj, September 5.-i-The
Star this afternoon prints the follow
ing: from rtsipeejial war ' correspon
dent, Mr. WJ. Wlhelpley, touchiidg on
.the Alger-Mljei ci )ntroversyj. i. K
, '"The statement made semi-officially
from WashinQon trjat Major: General
Miles was not4n c inimand .of thei San
tiago expedUiji u ) to the time it left
Tampa is not Horn
e out byi the official'
records of wihe
! War Department.
These records, nrbve that f Miles not
only conductefithe preliminaries! with
General
Garcf
butj-was then recog-
nized by the ar
eral commandtog,
ter's army
jdepartment as: gen-
even General' Shaf-
."The details
of!i General
Shatter's
actual equipment and method of moye
ment were ; iilturajly left to Shaftef,
but as. a general pian wasdevised by
General Milesandl directions were is
sued to General Shafter by him, which,
after leavirjgf Tana'pa, thet laltet en
tirely ignored. General Shafter- left
Tampa with the f ujl knowledge that he
was subject" Id orders from General
Miles and up t0 that: time the wajr de
partment recogniied; rthis -v. state' of
affairs whielrjifs provided for -ia the
federal statute paganizing the army
of the United StateK" ' 1 j "
'The, above Sis s$own,- according to
The Star, bjf-.thrbe telegrams. The
first of these; tffegi'ams is from Gen
eral Miles to gJeneifal Garcia-aid is as
follows: f ';
, "Headquarters o the 'Army in the
Field, Tampa j Fia:.,' June 2; 18&8.
i ''Lieutenant General Garcia duban
Army. ' j ; ' , j i
TDear GeneJalr-I i am very glad to
have received your qfRcersl Generail En
rique Collazo5and 'jLieutcnant Colonel
Carlos Hernacdfiz, ithe latter of whom
The Decree of Renouncement of
Laid Before the Senate
list Convention Meets at Cincin
Senator Butler a Sound Druhhini
: f ; ,! " .""D:,!" IP'-'; W JVVli
. ' , s ' i
r.on;i. t;.. .t i . 1
ym toe narnson
of Alabama Oiiatit'ine Against
Suspicious Caseslof Fever Thei-e, "
Near Meridian. I5! 1 i i
for Twenty Sick'Soldiers'at lier
" 1 ' I . I
I
returns to-night, with our h'est! sh
for your succeed. ' ! , r ! I
"It would bef a very great assinfA
if you could hye ass large a force as
possible in theS ,vicfnty of the harbor
of Santiago ide;Cuba' and cpmmunicate
tuy iiuormation, ; Dy signals, i which
Colonel Hernandez will explain to
you, either to Ohr navy or to our army
on its arrival, ;Wbic,h we hope wil be
It would also assist us. rerv much
if you 'could drive I in and harass1 anv
Spanish troops" near or iiTSanua I I
Cuba, theatening them., at all events,!
ana preventing by every means any;
possible reinforcements coming to I that
garrison. While this is being done
and before the arriyal of our army; if
you can seize andjhold any comaniding
position to the ea&t or west of Santia
go, or iboth-,1 that, would be advantage
ous for the luse, of our artillery; it! will
,be exceedingly gratifying ito us. i i
With great respect and bestiwishes;
"I remain, very! respectfully,.! :
.-,,' .4 "NELSQN A.' MILESj :
"Major General commanding:; United
' States Army."" I ; ( ,
The second dfcpatch is Garcia'4 re
ply, showing, T&fv Star .asserts,! an! un
derstanding witKj general Miles as to
a plan of campaign)! and is as follows
'Trtlo VipVirfloo Time Q 1D9
"To General Miiesj rieadquarters i of
the Armyr TanSp, Fla.
'Garcia's reply": on June 6th to your
. letter June zna4i ' ', n r ;
, ." 'Will take measures at oncei to car
ry out your! recommendation, but con
centratlon of forces will require some
time. Roads bad and Cubans scatter
ed. Will (mysterftjus ?) march . wlth-j
out delay, ! Santiago de Cuba well ,for
tified, with r abvanqed intrenchmentsj
but good artllery position can be. ta
ken. Spanish5, forces japproximatet 12,
000 between rsinti4go ' de J Cuba ! and
Guantanamo $,Q00 militia; i will main
tain a Cuban: force near Holguin
to prevent seniing:i. reinforcements to
Santiago:): ; ;:;;.''':j ?: y i if ' r-.. 1
"The above igiverx to me. by Admiral
Sampson to forward to you. i if it'!
::Ji' j''-;::.o:h'''::--'-lfili-i"ALto I
1 i "Lieutenant. Colonel," 1
, -The third dispatch Is from thejwar
department I at Wasjtilngton i and reads :
' "Washington, D. 'C., June 12, 188. i
"Major General Miles, Tampa, Flal 1
f'The following extract of telegram
Admiral Sampson to Secretary of avy
repeated for your information:!! -. j r
' ; " ;MoleSti Nicholas, HaytL 1
' 'General Alilesf ! letter i received
through Colonel Hernandez . on June
ibth.' Garcia regards, l his wishes ! and
ifsuggestions as orders and ImmedSater
forces at the point indicated, but he la
unable to do so as early as desired, on
- !
account of bis expedition to Banes
PV I x V"i wm-.-v ;
dered to assist to: disembark the Uni
ted States troops and td place themr ; minton favorite.
yytmyim 1.4 1'-.. -1 le-i: ill v-r
selves under orders. ; Santiago de Cuba
w-ell.fortified,1wtth atiTanced entrench
ments, but j be believes position for
artillery can, be taken1 as mile? desire.
(Approximate! ' 1S.(K0;. regulars and
3.000 jmillUa beweea: Santiago and
Guantan&mo. He haa sent; fo&c? in or
der to prevent aid going to Santiago:
from Holguinl Repeats vejr assur
ance of good -will and desire: tior second
plans SAMPSCN j
. "3. C. GILMQRE, ,
Assistant adjutant general." '
IIO.ttE FllOU THE WAK
I
A Wtlmlnctonlan Who Partlrlpatd In
. the Bloekade of; Havana Hetarned
.. Yeterday.: . . :.i
A Wilmington by
who bias- Wen
tlghtlng'for Uncle: Sam and who has
been under Spanish fljre, returned home
yestrerday. H is Mf. B. F. MHewlett.
oiler of the revenue cutter Lotj M. Mor
rill,: and comes to spend a wetek's fur
lough. j
Mr.' Hewlett tell
many interesting
stories; about the blockade. of
Havana,
In which the Morriif took i aty active
part, j and relates th thrilling-1 experi
ence of the cutter wfien fired jupon ;.by
the Jand battery of Havana!, which
came; near sinking i the gaUant craft
with its fearless crey lie bfihgs.wlth
hfm , .. a" historical, .' but by . n
means pretentious in nappearapce, com
panion.; It is a. large . : Irpn screw
which was usd in elvating'ohe of the
two old fashioned ( broadside
the Spanish bruiser -fVIzcaya,
guns, of
sunk off
Santiago, together ivifvith thel
Cervera's fleet; by the America!
rest of
n squad-
ron.-t: ! . -. r t rn!
Bath of the iVizciysi's broadside guns
were! cacried j to 'Portsmouth.
Va
board the Morrill and; then shipped to
Washington, tt. C. '. The Morrill is now
in the-dry do-sk at; Pirtsmouti. i.
When the I Morrill;! received! such a
ji terrible baptism of flne off Havana, af-;
ter bravely chasmg ; (two Spanish gun
boats; ; Mr .-Hewlett ;Was dovji .ln the
hole of: the ! jcutter jj atten.dinig to Ins
duties as oileh His was In a rrjiost dan
"gerous spositien, fof tjhe sinkirjg of the
craft nieant sure death to hinn.wlth no
hope, no chance of getting out of the
hole. : He say3 the; ntise-of ttte battle
was terrific .nd that jhe could jhear the
shells screeching through the air and
bursting 1 with terrible force every-,
where. : , ; '. x :. '; j 1
I'-' ' If i if ' . !'!
Capt, utlacBae Accept e . !
'Yesterday in the county .democratic
convention Captain Walter G. MacRae
was unanimously nominated .for sheriff
in?spite of his frequent declarations
"beforehand that, he Would not accept
th$ nonjinatibn.! 'Under the ) motion
adopted.by the conve4tIon,its'c!hairman
Mr. James Ai Montgomery, yesterday
afternoon appointed the following com
piittee to call? pn Capfain Mactlae and
urge upen him the duty ot . accepting
th nomination for "ithe good of the
Nw Hanoven countyj and thej sake of
the democratize party; viz Messrs. C H.
GaBzer and fcaptain-l John Barry,; of
the First Waid; ; Messrs. M: V. Jacob!
and H. P. Wf?t,-of the Second Wardj
Mr. D. C. LovVahd1 Ciptain J. B. Hugi
gins, of the U Third Ward ; . Colonel
Thomas 'W. Strange and Majojr W. H.
Bernard, i of Ithe: Fourth Ward,! and
Messrs. B.; J. ryan ahd J. R, Dayls,' of
the Fifth 'Ward. j , r'
Last night 'at 8:30 jo'clock the com
mittee called ;upon Captain MacRae at
his residence bn south Fifth street be
tween Orang arid Ann . streets., and
after presenting the natter to, bis care
ful consideration, he j informed fthem
that he) will kccept tjie nomiqatiofl. i
, There 1 is much i gratification over
CaptainlMacRae's acceptance jand the
democrats of j New Hanover ; will now
go Into the light wih a solid ticket
that will challenge the enthusiasm and
hearty support, of the democrats of the
city and coufejty. j i'j i :
y .'- Hi, 11 i LH I- i-'":; "
. vi'j-; ir-:' '! 1 i Aljthe JThieatrej ... p'-.Q-'-f
The thJeatrifLl season ' in ..this city
formally opened at sjthe operja house
last nigtit,: alid the anagempnt was
well prepare I for ij the j auspicious
event. The theatre ppeared jas if it
had donned apandsomei new 'drjess, and
made a. fine sowingj jj f. I .. r i i
The' ; many! ? incanaencent : i. electric.
lights, shaded by yariagateq giooes,
made the house Druijiant, j wnn, -a nne
and bright efffCt upon - the beau,tiful
papering andj jhe artistic work of the
decorator tnatjean be! descerned to ad
vantage most everywhere. ; . I- - ' !
The opening attraction was Chas. E.
Blaney's big extravaganza, TA . Boy
AVanted," artdl If the old adage "laugh;
and grow fat;" is true everjrpne who.
was present, last niglW can this morn
ing discuss corpulencjy -with ,an ettvia-j
We pride to sdme i lean brother t (whq
didn't see thS, shoy. The play had
been heralded: as a big one and ad-
jectives of this kind now- run ! In trip-
lets big show, big audience, big comi
mendation. ' t. '' . ; '-. ..
The play has no particular plot nut s
a ! collection of ingeii
iusi Ideas, which
serve to dishOut plenty of fun and
pleasing specialties., i
Mr. Louis Martinet
i stared fas the;
boy and; did it" excellently. : His imper
sonation of the rvBoyj" j witp atpropen-r
sity f6r having fun ijn any- shape and
under agy circumstances was Inimita-;
ble and las for the langhter hei caused.
tho midJence ' will heartily vouch for.:
oroiidink their sides are ! not) aching
from th& Jubilant fonciblfe shaking re
sulting rom' his ludicrous antices
Several I mirth ! provoking specialties
weft also cleverly introduced (by Mr.
Martlnefti. . I - 'I
. Thejsupport; to Mr. Martipetti was in
capable hands. sMiss .Julia Taylor, a
briyhli and winsome oubrette.i assum
inetehis task." f s ' 4
?5Knox Wilson- pprtrayed lone of
thertost difficult roHs in the- play.
It was that of Herman Highball, edi
tor iC the"'Eyening Ieg," and' he cer
taiiky issued nany editions oft VKegsTi
fulj of howling laughiter to the au
dience, i His specialities were im
mense, and, tn ithe Vernacular Of the
"Boy," he wai the "first dat wuz."
Mr." E. S. Morey played .Willie Set
tle, manager Qt the Barnstown. Sisters,
and contributed; his part; to the even-:
ing'S entertainment.' fHis singing ; of
'his latest New Y6k success. VMy
Lou."! insade "ciuite a hit, 1 and secured:
a double encode... ... ( f,; -fr- ., .' r . j
Misses Kitty I Lenon n and f nyina
Ruffell Scored" several! well merited: enr
cores ot theiF duet singing ofj "Break
the iNes to .Mother.")! ; ' h i .;
Howlnd mnt wasta crustiea trage
dian and -the manners ' in whiich Mr.;
Fred Waltz impersonated thi3 icharac-i
ten, was rich and highly appreciated.;
In the last alct, he and Miss; Jeanne
Ardelleldid almost ludicrous travesty;
concluding ! witih a 1? refined ' musical
sketch, in which MissArdelle Sang and
was accompanied onii the piano in an
artistic manner by Mr. Waltz
A.' portrayal pf -the typical country
boy w:as cleverly given by Mr. E-; T
Murray. the Chesterfield of modern.an-t
cientor any fold comedy." He la per
iectly at home in any roie you may
cast ihim.f and a hit with the- laudiehce
Is inevitable.;? i , r fi t -. "i
Last but not least h(he weighs some
w here in 'the1 neighborhood i of ; 300
pounds) was Mr. Jaai A. . Marcus. He
was simply great. , ' ,
Th'eFe are many niore . who - deserve
snecial mention, butii lack of i space
caused us to cry "quif,3,"aIthougb sorry
we areijto do so. But by way of pa-t
renthesls we are forced to'add that the
company Is isnderi the personal' direc
tion, of; MrJ ieo. E-; Gill. -a clever and
icourtecjus gentleman and able man-t
ager I : 1; s i ;. 1', -V - 1
Alh tne imusic; used was -tne composi-tion-of
Mr; W.L Wi Newcomer,! & WH-
i " !
AX IN1ESTIGATI0N
To be Made Infe; PlitirgesJrof. Nejglect
Soldiers, at Camp Wikofi.
TO COURT-MRTI
SiMfl St
Chaplain .Mclntirc lcnckjthj
General Sternbergci KeHrt
--T . r.-. ii. i. : . iiiJu f
on
f dcrs Her IIudHoirJiijnl;
e
port From Wic k a
hd
ginia Regnt;
fhrvatciicd.
3
Washington, September it-'Jj'-i
Alger sent Ihe following orjifr'.M'"
tauk today: 4 ;j.' j
"To th Commanding Jrj!t-AS I'M
tauk ' N Y - 1 ' t '
"The New fork World f l.t.
2Sth vultimo published a - s'W-S8iut
the death of Private PariS'-J
Kighth, regulars In w hich il'ri4iliru
that when he begged of Ir;v t i
him to the hospital thtma:-J ilf
Ke; i
fill
ea 1
him
that the howpltn i.t ioti
k
it
men, and it is .reported ttiaViparh
died that night. This aofouti .
nt
me uy iiepreBeniaiive irf,mir
Ohio, who says there Is grWit;'t5ii.g
tion In his fommuinty tvvr
,and if it Is as reported. th -f ."-lo
be.", I "ivlsh an Inquiry linm'fiifiiv
uf
it -
e
Id
n
f r
sututed ,to. find out abtiat !!!: ri4at
and report made to inc. I nife. xvg tn
d
one ssergeant men, or stnitrnvtHpa
iv e
l
n y
'ir
h
tlOUH,
4"'lv"'
men ill among the regulars ti.th
tents that ae not nrovideii vl titAn w
to know the reason wlw an.'.k'fc'Mii
also the names of the tifnVt?r& iw "
maud 6f the regiment and ojtiiiiy
111
each tease. ! - I.
"P. A Al:fi.K,
.' "Secret ary.r,f;:r
' Secretary Alger received-. t lift' ll
ing. ' . y X
r ': "Camp Wikoff, . .S-tlirr
'"To Secretary ot War: 1 Kv, f .jiiia
a thorough fnspytlon .of tin? I: frn tf
day: The steam laundry in;. jfpn:
is in full . operation : vuterwfr.s;
again .working satisfaf tofil-, S t
health of the trw)ps improv :, 2 Vi.
of the president waS very'b.ntojiil,
- J , enrjyk,
CHAPLAIN MclNTYKK
COV RT- MARTI A Lll W 1,
It
Ever since the printed repi!l -sifjr the
sensational, utterance's, . of iAtfc.:l&v
chaplain, Joseph P. M-Intyrf. sl hid
the navv deDartment, the wftioisiiijnave
been making a : quiet iniiuiry , f-f t
accuracy of the newspape. jfc-slic
tions.- The chaplain, who vusi !tac
ed'to the Oregon and wasf 2f6'ta
when the battle of July 3rd asCi'Uglit.
was accredited with some tva;:crlit-'
icism of .Admiral Sampsoti. . - fi)tapn.
Evans and various others- jf tf j offi
cers of the Ame'rlcan Meet? Iistiiig
that to the ; officers and lyiercif tlie
Oregon 'alone ' belonged ttie.?- Vtory
achieved; over ' trie Spanish tf-jMrMi.
He was particularly severe'. onj'VXjtajn
Robley D. Evans, . who-. -hr --jargd
with cowardice. Apparently l?:pafy
department has i now satisfic!jR!t8ijlf
'that the chaplain really utU't tBie
'language ascribed to hfm, sfoigti his
ordered his trial by courtpw:f3al -on
charges prejudicial to gotd;ejs-,a- ar d
discipline and urtbecomin a? art -jft fic r.
The chaplain is snow, on , n ab
scence in- Denver. t f '
; San Francisco, i September - ;!-,' at
tain Joseph P. 'McIntyre. r. 3-d . In
an 1 Associated Press dc-sf.tl: fro n
Washington as having ,beml d; rd
Court-martialed for certain suanefs
said to have been: made by hint . JjHinbt
a naval of fif-er arrived here so:-t& las
ago.' He pBofessed to be grw :.j lsu)--prised
when' told; of the ac tiVv.f the
department! and says he has M3pjmis
quoted and; misrepresented : the
newspapers! and that the repoi d in
terviews wjth him, pubHshed ' se.v-(
era! easter Daoers-were gart j.i
BRYAN'S. (REGIMENT XQT I AJ.FfjE
I" :!f - I DISBANDED.' (. t J
'No request has been refevetl tne
war department for the f lrdiate
muster-out of Colonel Bryan? regi
ment, the Third Nebraska.-; Itzfl! also
aatd that If such reauest -VwiiHiVade It
could not be compiled with ,tr)
quota for Nebraska, to be nrsJ.t?re
out has been filled. ' s :? '
SURGEON GENERAL STKRminU
GER ATCAMP WlKOfV.
Camp. Wikoff, Montauk PoiiT iU
, September 6. Surgeon Genr;f &terji
berg arrived here today fgomt . Tasfli-
Ington to see for
ht.-l tl
r.' . t
camp looked and to Inqtn t, o tile
sanitary' arrangements, Geuer:; Stern
berg tonight said that he. bad 4s1teJ
tbe hospitals and that he t h.'ss' ftiurld
their condition excellent. ; Jlfei ??nsid-
ered that the camp site had b'e. vi wJll
chosen. ! He was gratified t byf 531 he
had seen. i . I "i
The transport Rqumania arrl 1 yes
terday morning, with 600 froo( Ifrofn
Santiago. - Of tne uou men on xt ,!itou
mania, about 200 hwere , so sfe :;i:that
they bad to be put in thvb;foitajl
Although there were enough ; f pr
th 800 sick soldiers there i not
sDace under fcanvass to placrc-i.herh
Therefore as a mattress on .'f.fflo6r
takes uo less space than a c.ot,.T jnui
ber of patient3 were taken f(:.cots
and placed upon, matuessJ-tti t-be
floor and the cots removed.' r!j -
: While the sick men were bnf)akn
from the Roumania to the a 'Vltloti
hospitals two of them died, . - I
MISS GOULD'S HOUSE A HqHtTA
Miss Helen GJould has nwi f-f3";..tke
hrnifal authorities that sh.?iti 'pre
pared quarters for twenty-si; aiek-s
at her plate at Irvmgton on n;;iiup
Ron. That number of sick .mewtfuii pe
sent there, mi- I ' '.. - i'iyj.-'-
General Wheeler has res-tf, corii
mand s' of the! cavalry andiD,nerial
Young will perform executivt nti-s
nhont the ramti. General . SI jer lis
now in full command of caujriVi,rkotff
SANITARYREPORTlr.il
Washington, September 5f-41a B-
nort to the - war departmer4tv Bis!111
rioneral Wheelpr announces. I itendeatth
of ten men at Camp Wikilodiy
one of them being an "uakif ; stbl-
flier." In anotner dispatch.' ;.V
Wheeler reports .the death - eigiht
menin addition to those whe? latbs
were given in ine ursL mi3,ju.tt.i.j i .
finpral I AWtnn's reDOrt. ti. Htlid p'
, . . . . ' - '3.1. .Iu
the war department tonigntjs t?r -v
following conditions of the jtncn
forces at Santiago: Total, s'ojj 2 i0,
total fever 18, total-new" K&ios L2,
total returned to duty 17, det J.t.3,
General Breckinridge in coiljrihd at
Chlekamauga Park reported t w ar
department tonight that J. AljJjin';y,
n nrivate of Campany H- FIfsaMi ss-
J issippi entered Colonel Govangnt on
Saturday nieht ana inreai?; u
colonel; with i a ! loaded reveb-fer
ney Is being tried by court-mljil.
THE THIRD VIRGINIA 5ipl
' , ' .CATED ""5 j.
nrti. innr rt fnnnirv iv.tX Med
to
investigate the trouble ln?thf Ttird
or Tegiment; is ujidi-r arrt-ht f J. 1 li it-v i
complained, of this v .mai t(T.-.4 1 na
heard much of- the , . n'K)Fg --t
nu-ii. much' of which rn diiutiTif ti-
but if there 1 -anv ;fi
Sick
AL A CHAPLAIN
of
ntcrviews
Alleged tr . Him Strrccon
-. '! ?l,,-iM
Camp Wiko
n .ni.H(,oi
itld Iwii-
for a '.llopita
Sanitarv
: Third Xli
Iiwton Th
inJiciitcd". An
Officer's
i ' r-
Virginia vohi
nwrs at Camp Altfer re
laiKs to thf .war dvpart-
porul us fin
nitnt. The ijp6rt. It ial rcportil.l ac-
qultH the -rctlnx nt as 5t lwdv t ! all
riotous and ilnlH-coinitiK iconductt iuch
as was indii
toted In Uf itral UiUn's
ordr. Tho
iteprt ftprtw.sPH it jw tha
opinion of th
b oUirt ihatihWd tieral
Hutler tn
ngiilatu i't aUtln1 fait
, i,
cunt? of jjusiice-'k-ouKl
not have perimltt d bini to l-ju, ir
tlras'tic an or
der.
5i
Qua ranting Agalnal Orlru..
Jackson. At
Uf .) S'pt.inber U-The
n his, e9titb.llhfi a,ltrtct
cltyjf Jai k
quartintine i
i 1U1
tt ; raffle
against Newl
Orleans. No
Ihf IlJlfnols
eil tn stop, w
entral railrdad kliow.
Ihln the city limit! Tim
3 ;
'i
HMHplcloJIB I
Uar: Ci e-k
lf.rer rirrted
f rn'.
iH'lKhtKirli'tod in tsoplsti
county ius.i(fn invent lKitted andfound
IQ Wi of a rfalarlal type. One humoU
... .i -. .. .
cl.ms case Is reported l M?ndi;th and .
rnuig InveMlKated
MitntKomery
. .. Ala.. Ri-ptern
le 5
IV-ndln; tli
Invest igati!n of trie
re-
portal Huspl
lwus -i-asfB nf veirowlfver ;
at -Nfw ,)r-ebnMi Monigniiieri' hm put 1
n ruurtwit-itt- agalnat 'that city- N
,N w. i Mien ii. Seyiteniber G. Ir. Car
ter. Iff the Tiifirine h.iumf il iun'1,'.i..
today fiofu Kriuiklin and wnt' tn
Hl- the "two
tutu whlehl Dr; Dunn, of
MitxsMfttppK'-'thutiKht w rd "yellow
ever. ;
that :
yet- ;
II ,be.
de- ,
lit llILd IK)
lefiit.'ittun.
ity saying;
one or t Ue ;ueH
was hy id tneaii
luvi fever
The fit her eae- w
studied -fullv
there' b.-ilnu doubt
J he nmy .announce
ermng it ai
ilotif tumor
'iw. . .. i .-.;;:-...
Th- loi al
x penis are tlrrn In the b...
"lier mat nei
her? ;iHe l vellw ifd-ver
and liaive f ulp mfld-uce that' thetr de-
clsiorii will M
nialntaln)J. The Miissis- t
sjppii towns
icfutd to J
Itl'itig the gHjjf coast hav;"
ln in th vigorous iiuar- t
n nt inn eHtato
Uwhed by;. that- (ttatf and f
have: nnnour
ced that -they will main- ! i
tain daylight
communication withj New ; f
Orleans.
' Mobile, -A1i
September 5. ThJ Mo-
tiile JwarI of)
health today advised; that '
Alabama declare fquaran- : . '
the state! of
tine against
persons knd baggage ffrom --A
New jrlean until the suaplctouB rasea : i
in .rsew Mrniiins arei pronounced upon. ;
State.; Health Officer ganders adjvlsed ii
(Wivetnor Johnston who is no hfei to
the same eflftK.t ndi the ; governo this I -I'
afternoon issued a prtoclamatli)n deciar- I - i
ing tne quaifantln' as suggested. 1
y Meridian, Ms"SLp September 6-1
4-Two
suspieioiis
lascsj of feyer are under i
sOrveJHance.
city.- tThey
Meridjian a
sevifn mllc went , of! this
are negroes who came to
m : . : -
rew aays iafo and IWerw
taken) sick wii
iith fvfr a fi'w days latter
I, Or; H, S. Gully; .member
.board of health ha the,
they linived
of th state
cases pn change alvaitlng' clevelopntenta ; i
A ptrK t qua
rantlne is being
by thf stat
otti ..: MiHSlssltioi
agajhst
New jrirleanHli
- ; .t
AV AI'W.tLrjIili At llKNT
I.lliu-en 1'rnwuK Killed and Teu l-'.
tally Injure,!-A; Trolley r -ni6l
' Iwbeil by a If -ft. I'atwucer fralii. "
conoes, i. .t September. 5.!-rA'0
ap-
palling disaster bcciirrt d" in this!
tity
road
t
shortly beforje H
o'clock! ton
gut.
Ral
trolley car of the Trov Citv
Company was shrink
3 , i i
by the
tight
boat epeciai Of the Delaware ind Hud
son railroad at a! crossing at the west
erfd of the Hudson river bridge which
connects this
city with Lanslngjjurg.
Eighteen iof
he ithirty-flve ftaserlgera
are dead and
at least ten ofj th re- .
diej s I t
malnder will
The cars, entering the city from Lan-
slngbnrg .werf crowded with passen
gers returning fr?m a labor, day pjenic
at Rensselaeri; park. . I I i ;-
Thei motor can was 'struck directly
in the eenteif by the chginj of f the
train (which Was -going at high Hpeed.
With la crash that was hr-ard for blocks
..l. - i - -. L.L : .... L.
nit; eiigiue, ciitHueni into trie iignier ve
hicle.'! The niotor car phrte in two,"
both Sections b'Ing hurlod intto t hie air
in' splinters. The massof hurninity
was torn ana mangled, i Bellies-were
hurled into the air and theirl headless
and jimblcES trunks were ifound ln
some;ca8es flfty -feet from the crowaing.
?:;,-'- U- ; I
: ' ( I
KEV. nit
ivto.n it.iioat:.
IITIay urced Ir. Itall "aa iPaMorof
the Wealth v-Flftb A venire Preab-) lr
lau niur b, at New York. Ji - ,1 '
An Assoctatpd" IPress dispatch- from
New t York nddf
" 'I i - y -; i j
4th says:, i. 1 1 .'.
date bf Siyptembor
It is said a maloritv nf the memiieTai
of the' wealth Klfth Avenu4 Prfesby
terfan! church i are favorably) indlned
toward extending a call to Re vj: Dr.
Peyton H. Hogr, of Wilmington, 2s C.
as assistant pastor.i Nothing can be
done until aftlprjthe nw-eting ofi -thel .
trustees and Presbyteries in I October. I
Drt John Ha 1, the venerate pastorr
of the church, i oiie time! ago resigned,!
but was Induced fto withdrawl thej res
ignation, ,and thfi caused a number of
influential mentbers to leave, t Otie Jof ,
the conditions eiade by Dr. Hall .when
he withdrew. jrsignitlon waaj that
he should :be jdivWm an asslsiantji and
if Dr- JIoee-rccehfes the ball and Is se
lected. It virtuallt means that hej.wlll
in
Limje- ijr: ii.i ifiaii a BULrSfiUl J
Mall's
Dr.
Hall Is now in
Europe.)
1 !
I be RrJ is tba kigliest rae bmkimpmwdtt
aaewa. Actaal teta rtm it om-
tkird farther taa ay atfcer httrnd.
PQVDER
Absolutely Pure
I ! -
.
nwi wm
wKXHX CO., MEW '
!'cp?a
I
Secretary and Treasurer
be held at the sain$ jwace,
5:st
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