I I II.
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Fearful
DestractioD.
Towns Eii
irclv Dcst
of Life
and Property by
Forest Fires.
SECTIONS DEVASTATED.
royetf-'One Hundred Persons Missing i
1 1 u hd reds K e nd c red Homeless
I ft ii
-r
i -Mr
ary damiii -f rough t
ih i the ; wHiwestefn
cannot
perty (ione up
with the
to(
!. ,vtat? n'.
li to
Iut an. sfii:
' Clarkfr. yhipr'r:wa !1
st,ies apj
..tepoTfes'
ltic l Ji.k-'J
- 1
escape
that rn
A po.r ty tif
-,gust;.3VlJijS-'ri,' of
r-turncl Wi :m
tor.
;ihi.sirj; m
rbtr3an
thfj
itlcath ih th.-ir
itT m
jfafi'ov4
im lollar3
inay &mimfi I lo 4-ny V.'ftfere
'J! iiJl. ' J . . i t
and five ivju
-lap?'' -b iEe.:th'
the ft'-ryi
eistirriated
1 !
.niiiipns or jjoiiarsi
!
none Locality
Worth of
The FlrI Jofut S1od-Elesant Uor
tern of the rmmwf on Judge Day
Itcport SmtUfmctory Prarp.
Pari?. October i.TheAmriean a-n-l
Hpaniah commis?ioners assefnble4 i t&r
their first businwaf B8lan -'at 2 o'ciock
thi afternoon in the rowii? - asstgneii
to them for I their deliberations at the
French forejgnr office. ; A ,?e?iaif
for the use.,of
order -to fu
the
ecuni-'T the southwest whn1 th
between ione
Many days,jwill
exteht of ; thet ruin of
leirneht. wiffl ' bpj known:
falling ' through
'iiisil iand!i)iJbtediy .
to .hiveafferedj th ijreat-
jtron.
Sixtf fam liesiie homlless epotd is ?prd .,f rapidly that it
nd -manyLf
Muperly: arid had
itiselv
Uny: persons
fforts
io.
eight ji.K's
to cyef -tOi
t race was
' with; th;f
P
aniHj5tr ..nbfairabIei! ! : the" j-jfirsfet ;ji
(fj tb'e:iQKSfcN and thttir 'Mrsis .
.cre.wvfv;5inie parry iui
i:moirrtej:ri Jhorips,.?
smoke
barely fdaehfid- the goal in ;jttme, U.ash
ing intd lh4 .lake where they-f rtniTfed
:Uotil the! flames ; passed over. "1 he ; tour
inenvvho. jw'ere In, the rear anj-rinssing
and art? believedf to lia perisnea
Many persons sought refuge in wens
' i Reports I from Curnberland late this
citizen were
had;
va.station.
tl liamwi coun
the vicinity
.sev
esc
er
Chip
the 0
a rat-
'having ja fhaqidiap: kjyer. ;th liamjes
and; hav
itiost
afternobri stoj thatche t&wtt lgvin dan: 1 ven, of Salem, N. J., and Judge Xgni-
-ger. . liusihess 'as --suspenqeu rana - uij uus ji uruoo, ur. james .A. uraper
eirejKQUt tn ; force im an; en-- ai
il!tvnr t (hcc; ; th-i1 ti re.
Der.vfr.l October! .1. Forest
j fires ; ; The services it-omprised 1 simply : the
which &m devastating the, V-estern por- j FJ-ayeri Book servieeuor the tourial of
- forward! 41 hurricane of flames. The lie. the ,-emains J, ofl Mr
l a
dren
iideseptadi Srlllag:qf :Goltaval- re- i er and mother and , three of his ehil-
duced M ashes yesterday!.;i ThisJ tdwrt is dren. I 'Mi; 1 'l I
four miles
4 rniners of
: to fsave
in Smoke A Desperate Race for Life
riames-The: People's Desperate Efforts!
theck the Fires Disastrous i ire at
-. a- i '
1. The pec
y the forest fires
art L of th' state
at'i i resent. ' It
flames :'ipread with griat rapidity.! A
strip four blocks long1; from north U
are
of
fire started at
the rivef and, li Grande freight depot
at. the foot of Cutharefji street, and the
A
o
south for twtr blocks rwide; from i:east
to .west, hast been burned over, but at
this houlr.rS oclwkipi-i mi'th? conflagra-i
ton is Jelieved t$ be -uifden control.:
Th? A'ntlf-rs hofel,; ont' of the largest
in the West, the Rmibepj yards, and two
K-ks i bUsinej-s hnes, have been
u. ,JHrt is vstimateu at
insoiretli ti hailf that amount.
r starteo in aipilth or rubbisn
ath the - j.Ial forin at "the-Ijen-
Rio- flrandiji freight depot.
five min6te- !E had -comtpuni-
T1" ( d.-str.y!
1 $l.(iOO.O'0
1 - The fi
;underhn
j ver an
Within
' cated ti
cnty-flve at fur
irmers have
a na
s. -ill isalpo i believed
lost
row
was ini
-car.. i
to ti. S
freightf cars -S Standing at the
move liiny
Salf a c.-ir (f lKiwlcr fonfsned
ios-ible
I'.arnes S: pons,
of the
spioned.i
Fl'NAUAL.OF 3IH1 It A YAK I.
were i ibumed to
al : fiightin
'he
es' are
reported.
An
il charge of
evii ji r ;n is,
iimps ! at : - :
e for ,their lives,
Jli tlody. Hurled lui the Family Vault.
VXlie services !?Iuwt Simple.: j
hav
ed:u
ing but .om mile
l Wihn
; al sen
V late . IT
today.
:jf ' . j.
-Funer-of
fthe
m. Jhnm.1" JrarKis Uayard
Id in th' Old Swedes: church
frhoqsands; of ;pople assembled
edifice; ; but iiwierte. not admitted
!eaclji;a place bf kafety.; The .-as it, bfl been decided jnot to open the
ana permit -tne ;puniic i to re-
excitjing'; and j resulted casket
obable loss of j; four of thes
Ide . for vi:4; . lake.
With tin? heat; a nd
sion of
those
friends
ngtoii. I)t 1., Ootobei4 1.-
'- ' "vi p ti -.ii; .,. i' . I .
i fs over, tiie, remanis
Thomas Ff-aruis
I view the remains.1. .Thefe was a profu-
floral
of
ii to
offerings)! in. additioi;
the (family, coming from
at homes and; at other pdaces.
The honorary pallbearers were: For
mer president, Oroviy Cleveland; for-
mer secretary-, ofi the Itneasury, Charles
S. Fai-rchild; Wi ir!unnellj;! governor of
Delaware ; Chan(-elkr John R. i Nichol
son;, George L. I Kivsl of New York
city ;, John V. Craven and Thomas Cra
f ton.
knry G, Banning, of Wilming-
i ;
statei arie : burning jwith-nin- j the de id ofl ther Protestant Episcopal
3 6ny siiibsidingt wherej f uel ; church The service i was read jointly
tion of the
inhafctd fnrV
is exhausted. A special to The Rocky; by Kei. Dr. (.. fW. Douglass, of Tux
Mbuntin wsiifrdm liff iys? - edo Pairk, N. 'J.t who as rector of SL
"Notliihg ii ,beard ih. Eaglet county tout - John's I Protestant i! Episcopal church.
talk of fire,! from all sections. From re- j WUshihgtonj performed ! the marriage
Torts .of new territory in the grasp of , ceremony of Mrl and. Mrs. BavardJiand
the dernini and when a I providential - Rev. Martin B.: fDUnlap,: rector of Old
storm comes and . the summing up is tsweaes
:tihade, itherf will be little timber to tell j . Wheh thei seryice ireached the! point
i - the Uilp: A; new country now sending, of commitment S of the body to : the
are
smoke heavenward is
Lake Creeks, a magnificent
stretoh' tof forest. i -v-J :i 4 4
Raiiehnieri: on Core Creek
ing : a..i,: cffsperate time saving
homeU.as the I Gore' range foot
- send .a jcontinuous j run of flames
miles. .' A reirular itrale lis -'blowing
th r6 u j;h h iitlJ.th e county, wh i ch means
the- fasC Itraveling j fire will be driven
Bear , grave,
hills.
for
funeral
fiom Holy X.'ross ..and 'the
npbiy
Cross
mines
that: district ! fouight
I) he 'place. The1' Holy
Icountry'I buffered . greatly, tj The
thavje cl4&U; down and ;thef miners, 4r
titterly Exhausted from their nightand
day? balile with the: nend.t Many nar-.
'.row eclijpfs J are! ;r4.P.rtcl ifrdm. idiffer-;
;ent .paJr-SKVif '-the:' countyri ISiK' ij-i i- ,"-:
: . As' yet jdoj'kiss-hof lfe . has: pccurrecCbut:
Tnany nbaa f catle-and Horses nave
lk tJfiyP btirii'J J tip. .Notch mountain, op-;
posiie iUiiman, lsiaj piacKenea r-uin, on:
the ilolj Cross j slopei F.tery bridge cuni
Homesttak r crqek I rs destroyed; tne
rduii'i"-de:c.tion:o road .is burned
fut: a.ndijn lutfierab) gianiti pinesi inter
lace 'jali4$rthe ? inie ittjtrye. Thousands
5f W-reslii ;the finelst. timber, is a thing
;,sf the fijalsni Jr. J several- li.ces there is
?jao '-"dptflft tjltat 2ie fires are of .incendi
";ivy l o)rigiri.J . Cotton wood ; land Cattle
jfeek rajiches t;r..' being- deserted. Shaft
cuses in the invmntains have been
3W?nt' awviv. Tbre seems ino-w no hotoe
f of taying the fire ariy.whlre. I ,Th only
iioi is in ,ra.jni'or snow. J j-,
.. J r'Ciloraoir'Sprlng&l ICbl.t jOctbber '1.
-jTii)s pffr'fa. ;Vj3itatijnf ' of; fire tills'
?Sf tenin1 jwhicSii thij-eatnedi if or;, -four
1 bourjv !ti luestniy thi entire business,
. ; distritt' T,he"wJin'd jwas blywiTig fat' the
: irate - xff forty fiVe 'fl-iUes I art hmir froTn.
Ike Royet U the htqkeat qradebk ?
Xwt- ;ActateUsfaow it! goeM
M further tba other bi a4.
sTi
-" R- : " :i t.) 1
pov;der
Absolutely Pure
. !'.V
- 'IT
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V
the i casket was' lifted by the
carnerr, and, attended iby the pall-
i bearerfe, members !of the family and
hay- r others Within the j church, was I taken
their to the Bayard burial Plot in the Grave
yard adjoining il thecharch. i .A great
crowd had assembled.
this, the only public
trance is set apart
pommissiontrrs, in
I ' . i I: i . .1 i'
them with every privacy and conveni
ence possible.'? .- .'i,s.
,, The entire suite of room's may be de
scribed as being of massive appear
ance. Handsome, crystal chandeliers
hang from the ceilings and the wails
are wholly paneled with gobelin tapes-
In the centre of the hall and tr-
try.
tending nearly the
ment is a massive
length of the apart-
rosewood table,, cov-
bati:b.;from; Shahat, pablhslied today,
isay3 idegrarns ,jmtsiied by the Tao-1
tai, or icK 'Eilfirn'orV ;to the Cbineee
ipapriltli.ere.-laJg'-lliatjthc emperor; of
II i- , i i-' '-.:.: : .' .-: - !-'-- i : , .
CkiflaTj cbmmltt suicide on September
21e.; ktter sig?J (ag,' the , decrees t wojcb;
placed tke jda&er einpre at the
' l it .1.11 '4 Jfe" : - t !! . : -I i .
head jjof aiffairpin I China. This, it Ma
addedi is undeP . tood to 'mean that the
i I li. , r I ' . : '. "li -r' j 4
emperor was issassinated. b All the)
English speakl g secretaries and thei
i -u if ' ' i i i ' . M I ' , ( - ,-.
.il-.ri i -L r,-. m m
pi iiicipai j ein-s.oi tne imnese tor
loface,; I itfiH:' further:: announced.
beea seiZi"!; and banished
A later dispajflh from Shanghai said
cii 1
ered with aired velvet cloth and hav-. 1 Jt semi-ofl?lally announced there
ing around jit large, handsome chairs. that
me us tii7 vuiiiiiusiuiicx be
fore" each ;chair jis a large, leather
bound portfpho and i af- tray ; uipon whicW
are pencils and ink eraser, a file hok,,
quill and steel pens, a china ink w'ell
and a spongelcup.-!. ..'. ; :H:"r" .. h
i The walls) and ceilings f' jthe room:
are of deep olive and gold. : It contains
five great r windows4 draped i iwith; sillf
and priceless lace Jcurtainsi. Thej- ove'r
look trje beautiful private gardens of
the foreign, minister, which contain ex
quisite statuary and some rare trees,
and shrubs.) ', f i;:." .' !ii . 5.i.-
j The foreign office authoirities ihayei
w holly turn! oveir : the .suite: of rcioms.
described to ;the -peace commissioners.? r
Evermhe keys of the apart(mients ivere;
handed "to the cpmmissioiiers , . tjodaiyi
and orders" viwette-iissued thit no lpeF-l
sons, even French OfFicials.ij pre t.o:,bei
allowed to enter--. .the rooms'-jwhile the
commK'onrs areSing :-t4m-v ,' 1
The session, fif thMcorsmissiohers last
ed ninety minuies. . TheNnext -'session
Will take place1 Monday afternoon' at
2 o'clock. Both'commis'siohs-miain:tain-ed
secrecy, i as to their pro(?eedi:hg. .
i Washington, October 1. 'Secretapy. of
State .Hay .has been in receipt of cabin
advices from Judge Day, president of
the pease i commission, in which . -he
says that the business of the commis
sion is proceeding in the! hlosti j satis
factory manner. The utmost courtesy
e empetsjr of China committed
suicide on; SepyfflibeT 21st
Thfe foTCim. Office today received &
dispatch f rohillit majesty's ; minister.
member of thejritish legation bnl re
turniing :homeesterday tVith ai lady!
was. msultedMjB attacketl by a mob,'
which stoned j Jm and covered him
with mud. ; La i'r in the day,, the dis-
ninvi! nr-n I :iiii.,iAL.: :if
yatvuj anus,: ri5 ; aui:i ieau ui usiuur
anes
the
States :
broken
' Sir! Claude::i3 f MacDonaldi ' th - Britl
isq inxinisterf iekin,; 1 reports that
threj;is ai danK:3ous feeling abroad." 1
steps nave ajs tu iaen to can tne air
teitin of ttihinese: government to
tor CoristxlfctiorL of Fc!pirliOT Defense
- . : Jr
TO BR MONITORS A'?C
!. i i . i l..-' . ; . ;i s.
W TYPE
Heavily Annaretk and Acdt-with (Ireater BpMM than Ircscnt: Style o
f -i- ! I -- ! I j ji: ..A .- 'i - . ,!k1U . .. N C ij'JJiL'. F: 1 V f. Mi
I tirthisiClas- hi VesseUhe hew :i ork Voi..4g?l1eciUc CharK iu
l, l. ' t il r -i. ... .- .1 - ' 211 I -
::!: rt- V t! i-iR- j: i ' -: ' i'-'t i iv? : ..... '
t$ Mis inanagiimt anJ lncOmp?tcnjr Aamp - tkoiv
fine riiujptne, Kepresemaiiftii uit-
I I - i : j r i-
.White House;
. m
l Washington, October
i penea t tne navy
iior ne cpnsiTuciion.
drifts-yiiefl i" of -thei
monitor-.
ids
int
of;foijilsMarbor;d.t?-
TTTT" TT ? n r MT O T T 1 fi L' n OC TT-TS lilt XiX T 111k: IV1' - 1 V v'4 -'V'K'-r'"-
Chinese fsretaryl!of the! United I itwhty-feeyh . mohths i;t:l. hjc
legatioMf The latter'! ribs werd j ti rte f qi? itneji completion onie v
iI.f -v '-,!i , :ii - a - ii. H
tbege!
1
... ;. i :ST-S"i
VanW'j'cl ; .lewlgiifi a. Judge
-,--J-1
iridrized! )y! iiohgress at aiSiB4PSi'tiire:
;! ; : 1 : i d . ! 'r -V' 1 r i i 'tis L ; - ' I '
The act
e m view
KpeiJltlOUS
It Si;250ie00 forsHh moniti'iir
irepts !thej secretary: .to ' ix0
f the i eWt results.; and moslyi-
the j best I results,; ana .mas-jyc
delivery. f.Cohsequxent!y t he? ri'4pa.rt merit,
111 a at-
imum
ess.es,-
f rom J3PQ
r.r '.. 'L
pribvldirii ajpehaltiy ranglp
to ' $609 j?r;uay for; any diiy: 111 their
1,: j
completion, j
'iThef mlnirs" are
to be
nm
irii accjrpance with the ;;gi
3?
designs, ;jno
protvisiins bf'Mr
"is ! usually 'the, case, fori ttmM
r- , i'--j v.v ,.! i i, .t ... . ' -.!
WiTt, demoeiic!nomineifor
nor lias resist; 14:' swai ju . ui: ,uk 2 t-- - - , s nr : , .
f idiStin
premie court iach,; iii order that! he
m;iy jaccept tj gubernatorial . nomma.-.
t.l-Tn..i1h-Thft fafciftlfnnstitiition votes W&ifiFl
supfei3;furt justice, lexceptitf oir
fo.' a
a ijeelectiolill :ga!J ; f
-'S ::Mlifi;i .!-;; f 1
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IMPORTART
K .4 ! : 1 ' ; I 1 m V . .:- .. :
ji .
EVENTS OF THEUr iT.
g&The War Department has elec sevfTgjoirits in Georgia,
:!lt is announced ! oifHeiaily in Cina&
mitted suicide September 2 1st, , r" i1dM&kMMJ y
j:Tlie-Jeac:e.'Gommision'iheld itsHr4i sessipstFay. They tNj
are in elegant quarter in tie French.jForeigriHfiice.
, Kids are" opened at the Navy Department UV jthe! construction
of four monitors. ', :. 41 f ; ::';t! tifff-- r ii. )"'r aA:
i The War Investigation Commission takes : statement filed
by r Hersh. of the New rYork, fWorldi 'ntaining serious
chageaas to Camp Wikoff. ' ;'!;.: 11': H - ' '
The Philippirios Representatives! have . Conference; with
President MbrnMe ljif-t.'' jL(te. V!:l I-'.. '' -ifSit ''W'. i'jt
Manager Gray says McCoy and Corbettjfl fight on the
15th inst.
Hon. Thos. F. Bayard's
' Del-, yesterday.
Slmvlv
body was lowered into
waiting sto see
feature pf the
and: solemnly the
the. vault: where
Bayard's fath
I
atiou of. Camps
in the Sou tit
. Washington, ; Octobpr: p 1. Ex-Senator
Patrick AValsh-t Colonel D. D. Dyer,
and Representative! Fjleming of Geor
gia w ?re in Washington today, 1 urging
Augus ta, Ga., as a site .for a military
camp. The eommitteje .! presented to
the secretary! the -iniariy! advantages Of
Augusta, pointing !out' that the propos
ed site was high and healthy, and that
an abundant water supply could be ob
tained from the Augusta's water works,
while the' campjeouid Relighted by the
electric system I of? the; city. As' to
drainage and other features the sec
retari was assured;: the (proposed site
was perfect. The secretary found that
the 'representations1; made were borne
out by the. tepbrt of General , Schwan
as pr ssident ;of; the -bard of camp in
spect on. The I further fact that Au
gusta is a central point for headquar
ters; y thin easy" reach of the other
camps was also: made prominent by the
committee. While hot. official informa
.tion on the subject:, is fbrthcoming, it
is said; that selection Of sites for camps
in the south has been, practically deter
mined. It is understood they, will be
located at Augusta, Americus, ' and
Athei.s. Ga., and Columbia, Greenville
.and Spartanburg, . $.; C The toain
camp .will-be at Augusta on a site of
aJbout 600 acresj jsist'outside the city.
The -following official annonncement
of sit?s for armvicamDs inlt.he south
r.wirmend bj' .the Schwan board ! sent
llsoinh fpr that.jpu.rpose was posted at
the v,ir 'department tonight: e fol
low.'Hsipoints ha bepn recommended
by th r- Schwan! boardEj Augusta, Ga.,
CpluLr tia, S. :c, Greenville, S.. C.,-
SpartarnVJurg, j S,- -j C- f Atlanta Ga.,
Athenfe, . -Ga,, ; Macon; Ga, Columbus,
and Albany,
remains Were burit a at Wilmington,
Asuinaldo Puts a New Construction on thf Monroe Doctrine.
f. ' i I '- , II. ' . ' : 1 ' i ! 1 1 S. ' I 1 : 1 . -
ifaar;-
i.e.
were
today
It Li strictly
hartment s
made, :as
Ubmisslon
IlWP.they
hern ship
anything
ors which
.9 i '. '
sruished themselves m& 1 the i civil
wkr.: Thfe board .-of bureaiiiiMtfs' would
:h-ye;'lid.ivery;!much! to'-ijif !, pmvided
i-;m6relpWwerful daiss of vffl's;! but the
small. llmi ti4!ol,jos t fixed M
priation iacltj prevented tj
Were ;.obligel ; to conteittj;!
wit ti iriB-ie! tnrre-tn ;motiio
tonsi diplaqerrtent
designers have Contrivedifli
"7 narrow! ttirhiis !to plan a liSbbt Service-
''able'-"tMe of 'vessel, ' thbukB' thdir use;-
The Forest Fires of the Northwest are stiff fiercely burning.
The, loss of life and property is immerjse.;
3Lo
has beert shown the members of the
commission by the French officials and
every facility for. the accomplishment
Of the work: With which they! are charg
ed 'has been 3 placed at their command.
It is evident from the tone of Judge
Day's communication that he does not
share the ! gloomy view of jthe outcome
of the meeting of the peace commis
sioners, which is said to be expressed
in the , 'French newspapers. : There is
some doubt,-,--it may be remarked, as
to the : sincerity lof these expressions
and it is ! surmised in official quarters
that they: are inspired by a desire : to
influenfSer the American commissioners
toward ; an abatement j of their ' de
mands. : If, this lis the' case, they will
fail -of 'theiri intended effect. : !)
: It is .learned at the state department
that regardless of 'any protest that the
Spanish; government- may lodge: in
Washington as to the alleged refusal
of theV United States authorities to
permit thean to! reinforce their i garri
sons in the Philippines outside of Ma-!
nila, trie peace commission will be left
to deal with this subject as strictly in
the line of their! duties, So far as can
be gathered, our government has not
Span-
a j re-
returned such a refusal, for the
ish authorities .halve never' made
quest of that kin
sam-Salve
i More than twenty million free!
pies of De Witt's! Witch Hazel
have been distributed by the manu
facturers.- ! What fbetter proof of their
confidence in it's merits do you want?
It cures piles, bums, scalds, sores, .in
the shortest" spa!ce of time. R. R. Bel
lamy,
Ga. Ajmoricus.
Ga
Mi v lite
' One
people
may take it In
BovAt BAKiNO pewben 60., new yobk. '
Cough) Cure surprises
Ga.
ty ii's quick:-cui-es land children
out the least danger. It ihas won for
itself J:he best reputation pf ati-: prep
aration used 1 today j f pr folds, croup,
ticklinig in theii throat; .or - ctstlna.te
conghi. R. R. Bellapiy. nL -; , :
! Mt Coy and Corbett to Fight !
Buffalo, October! 1. William B: G ray,
managenfor "Kid'' McCoy, arrived in
Buffalo this morning. ';':; v-.;-sj - A -.
'"You can say positively and definite
ly from me," said, Mr. Gray, ."that the
"McCoy-Corbet t match will takej place!
in Xew York I state on -j the: original
date set, October lath, if it is a pleas
ant day, for its will be a picture fight,
all reports: to th contrary j. notwith
standing.; ! Every arrangement! has
been completed, i I will not say where
the bout will take! place Until October
5th." ' j -(:..:'! . !i; ;:; il !: -'
- '! "i !' ::: ll 'I : ; :.Ai A - J! '". -.;
Emma iGill, ?Iurderer Arretted
Ixndon, October 1. Dr. Nancy Gil
ford the midwife of Bridgeport, Qonn.,
who is wanted by .the American police
on the charge of having been connect-,
ed with the idefitk of Emma : Gill, has
been arreEted.
mm
Nevelgaeless
he jappro
'and they
hvnist-lves
hs of .TiJ
the.
thin tht-se.
tH--n
'! 1 "lir
his
Aupu
ITab
klivf rjs4f romj hospital! siii-tTs. ,v;
frulafllEire gl
ti: tfaiVR.te
r$)&m him
wer? uftM4T).th;table, said tolta.ij-
ven of th death ia,
1 1 urh llarrf-tt u
feillJd'ti Is assorted t1ttn Dii."-
Ie.rni1sstoiV to Im
the gTOutid! thai t-f-
t er j t H e .feft'llf Oh.
The: aXfehris made that wlvrn. gj
-the.' ' ft hii'0stenibier. Dr. Lelweiit to
Cam V.'tcwrith j a., special trutn 16 .'
tak- slckrs. tt the Brooklyn Im?
fpit4b'i rhlepiitlupable i& fftj njittRMf
fifto- tti-ttiMMMlbe :tnUn ;on.-ittcifnt.i & -
th" lii-f-lcFiliiPnibuiwices.' - whjvh "! vrt-ra : 'I i !
beirtgi.iuef'&arry ight-s.elr around' '
th;campipiSi!e. hundreds ht ;k?k nolU i- T-
dt
to
b u :l n (heg JilSri?s a t t he d e no t fl I 1 f-wi t H
-i -' ---t-v .J . : I " - I"" " " "' 1
lav
nteS anil women r4wh wcres.
Afh r .tin. f nofni general Youhsr! Ka4
' ' MJw'B?.-jiiij,ui4irictvS;:wir rr t
-i. I, , j - : IS' ' ,- "!! T ' "
. ....... i . ' .
ii;j-.-.-fj ' it ia jia-- tu t' r 1 ran s ryorim in
rNvrtAUWh-it, -D ' iain iron vnrKs
r?miffel?ft the Rojis campvand; mioniiifron " Works,
etiringteL estate pf BoairlfYag; J ssrs.oqdl j- t. : A :..- '
Oetmez Haif 4 imfideuoe tnj
Havana Qfber 1.-Getferal Maxi
mo
is r
1 1 . . . i -sXV.-y' Vi -i v
uyay, neap pme.dios, province of
fcianta Claliei has giyn his staff
perrpissionltlsit their; families; I
Captain Pstfi General, Butler's -aide-'
de-cjampi, vfiliias been : otii a visit to
General Gom- at' the Rojas' campj
says Gome? f.,ms. very grateful' to the
United Staltfet and confident that thei
American .jatfj ijbrities a will) be abie to
establish ijaRmble. and ' independent "
ifulnessl fviH; be strictly lifed to har
bor i deflnser and Hon accjimm-tv of their
J-siiiall plppprtions,ithey w'i.ot be able.
to unaertaKe aiiy ioiik vov.m. h mie
,resemblhg 'Roughly the (;af mpnitors.
these .new fesseis Will byastiy supe
Jriori tdithem in actuat liiiiwer. Their-
speed, for -instance, wplf pe twelve
knots, i&bOiit. double "thhff;:. tjhe 14
veselsif? Theiij; bMteries!?!yj-ill consist
! of ll two I !l2-incli. hreechfli Ruling . , rifles
Capable! j of jipiercing ' thefiljieujf nine
: tenths! ,6f if the naval v4;ls 'of the
world; oiiif 4-inch rapidFr!e, -guns and
smaller? :cal'ibre rapid -fir r'guns like
those that did, such service iiri the de
struction of, Ceiera's siiljadroin. The
builders : are not! fr.eauiffel I to1 fiirhish
either gphs, armo or tuifrats. ' Thfe lat-f
ter, by the: way, fare- toiht electrically:
controlled ike those online! Brooklyn
iThese'i turrets will ,be or jjne oaiancea.
type ten inches thick bf hind ll-inch
ibarbetts, and; a!belt of!Mmo eleven
jinches !thick i,and j five;feij: broad will
j be placed on. the sides .'tyyi the vessels.
!Tlie mrtitcirs !wil be 22qet'.lbng fif-;
ty f eetj jbroad anjd drawviboutj twelve:
and a lifalf feet o;water ifbhng them;
to moylef freely in any. o- the shallow
iAtlantic coast harbors. j'jj-HjJ i -I h
.- The flowest bidders fobuilding thoj
America I j ! follows:: Nixon, f'bf Elib!eth N. .T.,i
000: Bath Iron Works, Mei $862; 000, and
wer.:ialtinc: to be Crviiifrrvl
boa t;tti. trains "dozens .i f ;Arb4-i'in"
rhiim
4. i. i.i. n-
IIIT' J'lCK-, -.;;..!.. . f
ilo-hgrf eiiffi.-witnesses waV ';fr-a.rU.
,1 i . , ' . - . 'J-
eu i'w .iWKwas, ia general rcui
to itt ... iov$ rmsti giden ta and riiwrtfi-!
'.fA )Ji:il: -s'i: : ii 1-i . - T
iefM'iimQnv'directHl'-.. h'a-t ?i.
PIT oe s-w:l)(l Uo,rMr, -Hiirsh
M: 1 i
ret-1,
ini ?
iqnminsf Wjati th? statement whoat4
imm-:e-fcgi;g:;onsiderationj, :: i- : ! i
THF PiattINOs! AT Tirr- Wlrrrrf
ijf IlllirotJsn.
Kpiini-liiftMii; LiorK'zi' the reorfeijii
.tts'i"fl-Mlfi;ild-,: tht-Vhflifir.l,wi i-Li
sut-gtits lK?J5M.:i .c-allv-.l - .'fit-th ' Vtrv-'
private conference :
hws ;t4al9i ; corripany with 3
o !- ne Mmi jad
wihh .th04":jAilont in the cibinet t-ooni!
iFfr !.l n WOW I n't i rei jf 1 ri f fr i nali
it oeuigsctly.iunderstlfxjd that 'thfr
a c m i iu s t ra tim . d id : n t 'receive tlie re pi-!
reematif jthe ihsurgehfs ih any
nsciai.-.ayi;,. While the! Fillip pi noH
rerusedjIsM-us thentervlew, ?IAtrn!-
inF - loiiae be.m to '?pay theJr
fazS-,!v- -wv ,- i w ird.V I f 11 r ' IYUj
, Ictp,i,reuimed thev! inforiflW
iir mission, which:
-ss.ure irreisJasentation rin ith
cdmmisliffiyilf nfRi.io- -r -rL :m.n
P4!hearfygthe commission as to the
afltitud-ai wishes nf ih t-o,,
AksistafitfMrretary of States A dee aJ-
So was. P. 'ei'ent biH-- th- 'ti.,.i
"Tf iflt;?3 wre presented.
:l .. V ii-S? 1 : --J
fTrurnj' wars wnell.
THE ..JlAfeGfisj i' A S Tdr! IAiiP WI
The 1 Wart
KOFF.
i n vest igat I n Comm is sio n
1 tqi
PponU
qariieapwa jjeWitt'S Little
PJisersiam pliable little pills 1
ahd sicfel
governmen
-r: .!
pile
M
Turol, of
jnor
ons used,
ed- in the
mier was
Ie Witt's Yt Jch Hael Salve has the
largest sale iany salve ih the world.'
This, fact a!ndJ:s merit has! led dishon
est people jtofjyttempt -to counterfeit it.
k out ifo"the man who attempts!
td deceivelyi(fliwhen lyou 9 all for1 De
Witt's Wiicljillazel Salvef,; the : great
cure : K. Bellamyj
- -rr-tftf!-- - -', '' ki
i! ; $4 rench Duel . li ',.
Pa-ris, QcplJr l.tA duel between'
cnanesni mest jfaunmer ana m.
i 1" s -"''V t? ' ; ' l J - J- M l-rx- .j v
t I f Lanterne, was fought .of-i'prober j'-kccoirtrtodat
wifus xucu umi( i rapiers; uemg uie w eap-
murol was thrice wound
; and side and Paui-i
i0y.- wounded on the 1 ip.
am e i Fa i 1 m i er . on September 3rd
' J. ,- Tj II T r T ; 'il
went- to tBj 0mce; or The r Lanterne
and twice! gtt t M. -Olivier, the secre-
v... .-. ; ,i-r. i v: - -'l- -7 ' i v . :
tary or the? ea t or because, $he asserted,
the1 paper; M grossly slandered! her-:
self and'iherMlsbahdiih asserting tt
their housf?hp consisted of three per-
sons, the'tht? ; .being a former mistress,
of M. : laulicn.p; The latter; subsequentijj onvisit.ed the campJrjTid found that
ly challentMiil. Tnrol. who Was thA1 ith--- 1.400Hf!roons ' itherefSil-i-erel almost
writer ; Of 'tltthicleef erred to. '1 Tfife ibolly: dependent: for .Ifjjfc
... , . I - , J. ': ,.l -I, l A . i..A . :,,ftli
deyoted i-itsi time today 4i"gely to- the
consideration of Ja statenn3?ht- jfiled i by
Mr; NfelsoiiiA Hersh on behalf ( of The
Xew Yprk World, -giving :!vMaC he styles
a record of facts concernlifg) thb c-stab-lishmeni
of Cmp! !Wikoff:Md. its man
agemeni, J together with i ppefcific in
stances jo.f abuses, charge to have :exr
lted. jdates, -lumber ofj,0ipk (in host.
pitals, jdeaths, etc. It is'-slserted that
at thetime Moiitauk Poiy wak select--ed
las ;he- site for the cajp it, was "a
barren! waste," It is chared that when
the! firpt ' detachment of; 5 troops ar
rived .'iVugust 8th "the ja&np jwas inot
ready :tovirce.ive j them th'ey slept
under 'their blankets angg in tjhe open
air- and ho tents had aiKed.i" .This,
:it is added, was" eleven faiys since it
had Jjeen j decided to f3fsablish . the
icamp. Continuing, this jassertion is
imade thatfbykhe 13th fjff August the
sick wf re; reported suffrffig' frjimr want
of ! prober i Jacconimodatloirls! : and foodd
that their !tents 4"ere wijtjpt fljoors and
with cmjy (their blanket-ye between tne
sick men; and the grotiiHl.! and that a
glass ofi.sbur milk a pieJiSI'vas the Only
nourishment then receive in twenty 4
Ifour hours. - - i j ;
T The War department fjharged with
Ifrequent i changes of ibjp, jnd it-is
fasserted jthat General
fen! only six daysj for-jtf!
of the ramn before ihl
troopisi W"hen two weftl'
yn ressary,: 1 which f .caurfjyfl
f,-- iohif" :!iOni the '14fh fs$.
charges'. mktf were- indignantly denied : ;Pses ;upfn -a
by bpththtisMd and wife.
ii. hi: ..ni J ,- -, ,. :,.;! ,
iMIl' ' .-:.,! ' - j '-:'
Fitrsjftapot Ball Game
bdy
ng was giy-
prepa ration
arrival of
time was
'great con'-
August Dr
have
Early
for rec
.Rowels, curing constipation.
idache. Thv A
"-. - - : . i -; i
wrm . .. - .
vvasmon,!! October li$&ria
IJong -ciiillQn: the president itr?n"
With i MiiKllSacrev of Norfh rn fnitZ'
rrfotber islgn Bagley, whose tragl i
TT -'f'Mfm action pn the i torpedo V
bPat vi.iW occurred early in th !
TMar.; Prnt McKihley soon aftcir
tiie, WiHIMw incident, wrote thb ; :
mother iC tJie en?ipoi n at rrn . lattn. i;
-mpat5,Mfid he asked for !li-i !
b.tion artrrrizing the appointment of i
atiotheV as a naval cadet. V. Mrk !!
I aglev takSked th-
1.1- L J . 1 , I -i.-t : . f m k - 1
njeanuyjy njs expressions of inter-
. :i l OB" i T -
,eiL in n s-.enair.
, f trine.
Manila Philippine Island. October
lf-There: -considerable comment hart
"f-V" gi.teaiuos speech at .Malol03 6n
Thursda.n;!jrhe keynote was the indie-
prnaenef;f' the lilippknd islands.
I)ur.ingf!StQ3 course of Kir i-pmiriic
alUiaid: , ' ' ' , ! !. - " j -
"Our fHs-ids, the Americans came
- s
tpr the-ipose of demonstrating the
denerosjtnd grandeur of their-gar-
Chapel ilUl:iK. C4 October l.-iUni- -fhe gallon. This .conditfbp. he
?rsity wOn.t 0 first game of .foot balU paused disease and renvied. tjhe
M c-otrwr, ' 4Vk v,mfl, ,'4 u ' constaiftt menace to roeft.
rtnkiftg pur.
ofrater without
Hnlet rl, Outlet. ; knoWrtia.4 Fort nond.
jThis. ! Pond irecHted . th tain-al! f ron
H fthe campiaihd the :docttiffoundj! th wa-
1. . ....... . i : S..4. -WiSi o Af:l-n)f tn
said,
pond
versity
f tii .' 4k v,mfl, on.,jn-s a constant menace to RflU wien. l
.rTarTX !:Bv August,' .SOthV thr .were 20,000
score
, .1
sideil scored, fflti Caroliha; succeeded fin
reaching go!hrefe!' timesi during tie
eboadi Ttp-as much!' fumbling and
off! sideplajyillflfor Garolina. Guilford
ha'dj jstr('airu:l-.v41i .-eaiairel' yas
Howeli's Iph 'i iomenal run "-i of sixty
yards atd jlto: ;?rs good tackling, f
8 olWrj rPrst ihalf neither frith many unable to slflire admission
: from.;-" thf,! !): transports, ij firhe ? (regulars
fvere'.rep4rfed ito. be-.-suiif riiigf for the
necessaries of life and jxn received no
pay for three, months. fjfJ;ontri-ct. sur
jjreonJwefe'' 'reported; 'tftldae. .flying at
the expensei ;o Ipiatientf j ; i"After the
doctors' had ; lunched," ijtys -the' , ac
(fount, ' rtivehtyvje.: apoMnaris bottles
u iu tiiisc in reieasme itr-
ijeople fr-jia slavery without annexing
the, islaiM thus setting a good
rmple.;;5 now understand and im-
rtreciat l famous Monroe doctrine
Of Atn&riiM for fustlcA dTnatio
they ad-he Philippines fori the mi
ippinos' & 1 '. '.i ui ::. ; '
S : ".; . : : ;'.- . i
' ! gabxjt L'nder Tiartlal Law
Pana lift.,. October 1 At a confer
ence btwen Captain C. C. Craig. ' in.;
qnargeK-fthe Ktjitft trrir : qw4
urn aJ?diavor Powell this n ft.--
qne citS,- delivered over to:! Ganfi-iir
Craig riiti:;Honight Pana it under mr- i
t lal W ?The negroes at Springtide ' i
, aUiV dif,voiea tcr return to Alaba- 7
ipa asrscKB as they- secure their fav
ji uui urmitnerarors.
! ; ' :
You lvlfe disappointment w!hen .irc.n.
wr"' DeWitt's Little E;irly
ueasant. easv. thnrhnf-
little Thev euri.'N rftnsiiinaii
laiiwi jr3jaflaHA Inat qo -n- on ir -
t ry CioodwTIarkeu
Xew ArR October T The. rlnr wwlc
ntarjjetl'fiaif been a disappointing bae
ttrougKlufethe week. . It has not Iteot
ub eveCV ifjith the averages of i lthc
ElonthTfe woolen goods diviiibn.
as coiil'nifed dull through the week.
siles bttie exceedingly light! im' all
1 mes of' gcids In cottons . there has
Men lite improvement j ! I ij-
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