WEATHER TO-DAY.
jcf Faleigh 2nd vicinity:
Fair.
NG
Tee post
Bicyde Contest Coupoa
oa pigt 8.
Vgl. IV.
RALEIGH. N. C, SUNDAY JUNE 11, 1899 SIXTKBX PAGES..
No. io.
r
1
jtrosT.
JL XL JHj
Mim liuhlu III
III! Ill
4
Hundreds of Nen Overcome
by Extreme HeatiN
ID
Fill Hit fll
m
Large Force Sent to Drive Therni
Out of Territory South of Manila
Meets With Desperate Resistance.
Two-fifths of Americans Over
come by Heat.
m cssion aU of this week,, The last
tnree days of their time have been
taken up in purging1 the jury box an
making it conform to the new laws.
Only those who have .paid their taxes
are competent to sit as jurors.
Ir. B. X. Duke gave a barbecue to
some no-Uis .friehils at his farm near
University Station today. Quite a
number went up this morning. -
itev. j. w. Wellons, pastor o the
Christian church, left this morning for
Franklin-ton to preach the funeral of
Mr. Lahan Oatlett, an old friend of
nis, who died yesterday.
TURNED STATE'S EVIDENCE.
Three Men Arrested for Conspiracy Find a
Way out of Trouble.
London, June 10. air. J. B. Robin
son, who has hitherto been an uncom-
piomismg opponent of the British
Chartered 'Company in South Africa.
has received n message from his agent
r. 4- Tt,. 1 . . ...
Juuiiucsimrg saying tnat a mass
meeting would be held today in sup
port of proposals mads l)y Sir Alfred
Elinor to lYesident Krueger.
a dispatch received from Pretoria
says that the charges against three of
tlii? mon recent! v :invt-,l :it Ji-iiirtTimw
Manila, Saturday Evening, June 10. j burg for conspiracy against the gov
ernment nave been wjtudrawn, they
navmg tumea state witnesses
lour tnousaiKi nve nunured men under
I.awum, YVheaton and Ovcnshine ad
vanced from San Pedro Ma cat i early
:iis morning in an effort to driye the
Filipinos from the country between
Manila bay and Bay lake, south of
PBITCHRRD iD
THE MHEHDNIEHT
Says He Expects to See
Defeated.
It
HI IB RECEPTIVE II
Will Take a Federal Appointment If
One Is Offered Charlotte to Have
a Spanish Gun from Santiago.
Free Mail Delivery to Be Tried In
the West.
the west side and his east end 'cable
nysteiu are the only Hues in operation.
There are fifty deputy sheriffs on
guard, and 200 policemen are massed
at the fourth, precinct station ready
for any canej-geuoy.
The first attcrJipt made to start a
Mr, made this morning, resulted in
an attack on the car and tin motbr
wian and conductor, who were non
union men from Buffalo. The car was
stopped before it hud gone 10) feet.
One of the leaders of the strikers ap
peared at the scene and ordered the
men to dcist. The order was for a
time obeyed. The car wjs again start
ed, but was again stopped by tne men.
SPANIARDS AND CUBANS MIX.
Disturbance Arises from the Fermtr Show
Ino Excess oi National Enthusiasm
Havana, June 10. -A group of Span
lards, irior to euibarking for Spain
today, paraded carrying Hags and
shouting -Viva Il-jpanaV "Viva Wcy
Ict!"' People AieWt'U he sp?ct::-ie with
Indifference until Carlos Cuzado. a Cu
Caa, ycllid "Why don't you also viva
Cul'.iV" Vicente Mora, leader of the
"Washington, June 10. Special. Sen- Spaniards, pivmpily kuked him uwa
tor Pritehard will leave here Tues-1-1 Umlt? V
hlui with cam-, injuring him ser.ou-
The naad and the Propcsals.
Pretoria, June 10 The first house of
the Ilaad passed, without discussion
yesterday, a resolution expressing re-
M.-.iiilu. The Americans advanced to'gret that Sir Alfred Milner, the Brit
la rana one by noon, but thev met. with I ish wffh commissioner, had not ,ac-
d.-sporatc resistance. Two officers were I .Kme-f's ?osU in regard to
1 , . - , , .franchise find submission of all ques-
kllied and twenty privates wounded. . tioils at i5SHO -between the Transvaal
Fifty insurgents were found dead in and Great Britain to arbitration. These
one
vt'r
trench and many .wounded were, proposals the llaad regarded as most
! l'r,iiinTin' iln T4- ,i . . . . ..... "1 a 1 . .
Krueger would submit the franchise
proposal to the llaad on Monday.
where they fell. Excessive heat
mused 'numerous prostrations among
tin- Americans. ,
When the Americans 'began the ad
vance their skirmishers were tired on
by Filipino sharpshooters concealed hi
jungle. The Filipinos occupied ywo
ra ages:
I.awton's force consisted of two bat-
sir Alfred Milner Lionized.
Cape Tows, June 10. Sir Alfred Mil
ner had a magnilieent reception upon
his retvrrn hero from Bloemfontein
Wednesday night. Great crowds tilled
ntnr
3 C . 1 1.. . . . 1 "
uaj tor inanoire to aueuu eaurr. lv A cru.vd gathered with the iutcii
hiie here he has been vcrv- busy, and iioa of attacking the Siuulards, but
as soon as his presence boeam. known' the police interfered. Mora was ar
.-., -ti, ,..,n..., it. tJ resud, but the others vere allowed to
. , , , , w board tne steaaur.
4W1 t-pains re'ire?eatatlve caJd upau
some time and says he is enjoying his chief of police and demanded Mora's
vacation. 1 n-ea-'c. He was told that Mora
'T have nnrldn? ,uw to toll von aiild be held for trial. This een
, . . . ing when the steamer, with other
about polities down our way," he said slr.i:m,rf wa5 ivavis t!m harior.
to me I'ost correspondent, our pi-o-i tluy shouted "Viva Woyler," "D.-ath
pie are busy. Still, they do talk some ta Cuban-." Answering cries of rein
state politics. From
position to the propo
amendment limiting the electoral frau- ar ti,t. paniards on the steamer an.
vhise is growing. The feeling against on shore. No one was hurt, and the
it is not conlincd to the Republicans.! police dispersed the crowd on i-huro
Among Demo.Tats. too, the opposition 'xul cu jn.u UH Iiari,or w ma" uoais-
is strong, and I esptvt to see it defeat
, iney uo taiK some io Lunaii'. .viiswrnux cries oi ;m
m what I hear o'-i ir Jii'rt-'by Spaniards on share an-
i .i i gentl a crowd of Cubans In a ba.it in
posed constitutional fc , , , u , , ,
. i i . 1
ed at the polls
There are fair prospects that fne
rural delivery will be established in
the
,1-,
streets and sent up eheer after hsevcral counties in Western Korthi
t: linns ia eh of the Twentv-first and caeer.
viMth Tnf'inrr i?v mnmiiii of i Assembly and prominent citizens join- it, and it works well. Senator Priteh
the Colorado Volunteers ana a detach-1 ed in the cheering.
i.-nt of iirtillorv. The Xevadi eavalr -n'? rgas says tnat dinner conduct
Ministers and members of the Carolina, llowan county already has-
CArJLE SHIP AT COLOMBO.
The Hooker, e Uout for Manila. Report
All Wall.
Wat-hington. June 10. Gen. Greily
STATESViLLE
SWEPT BY STM
Tobbacco Factory and Ware
house Blown Down.
mm BUY DAMAGED
; t
,vw under Whciton and.-. "the iThir-f0 his negotiations with President ot-e counties.
. ' 1 t " , I t. : - i.f 1. it .
,.,.,v,h, ,v-i vni'toftnn, i n f n .ti-v uvrueser in sucn a way a s to tea re i:oi- n is inguiy oroune
ard has as!ad that it also be esta.b-' thj afternoon a -"-
lishcd in Madison, McDowell and Cher.! fro:" ' Vf m. T "4 I .
,v, i arrival of tin cable ship Hooker. The
Fourth ' Cavalry and s detachment of :onial Secretary Chamberlain free to
light artillery under General Oveii-
that formei
Congressnr.an Skinner will be given
shine.
The battle was opened by the Colo
rado regiment and Nevada "cavalry,
which swung around a hilltop on the
Their fire was not returned and
left.
the Colorado men advanced through
tIu' heavy grass until they unearthed
a trench from which a few weak voi
le vs ' wore llrcd. - The Americans
charged 4nd found the
M'l'ltXl
act.
Hooker htft New ork May 1st for
Manila. Owing to -an acvid.Mit to one
Severe Storm In Vicinity ot Mocks-
vllle Trains Impeded by Tele:
oraph Poles on the Tracks Heavy
Fall of Hall Crops Suffer Se
verely. ;
Charlotte, X. C. June 10. Sjxxrlal.
A terrilic tor;n that was almost a
tornado swept Statesville and that cn
tire soctlon this afternoon. The foric
if the wind was tcnillc and sw-pt
almost fverythlng in it path. Abe
Bros, tobacco factory aud the Iirgc
Ikirmcrs Var?houe wore bluwu
down, the Associate Il-furnu.l Pro-
bycrlan and Baptist elnirclus w.-re
unroofed aud badly datuaginl by water
and debris. Numerous I urn and out
liouses were blowu down, and fences
telcgrajdi lulcs and trees were pros
t rated.
At Iluliln the ground was covered
with hail, and t4egr.ipa pjlen were
j'.iapjHil off aud .blown aero the
Southirn lUllway traek. delaying
trains. Numerous small houe and
trees were blown dowu.
S. II. Harris, who returned tonight
fnrni MckvlUc. says fhetonu w-tu
the uiu-t terriJle iu yeari along thi
new r;f'rer.d line to U itiilciS At o.ie
hhuv lightning strippcnl a big 01
elan vt Its bark. Trees w.re entin!y
denuded of branches and leaves by
the tcrrJbe hall and growing crops
-Mere destmyed. He Rays he kiw th
LIGHTNING STRIKES.
m.. T' n ,t , lW-i-cf -ler oih-rs she was detained at
, w M r vt-ral by. TUc dlspatrh
ient. mv. Skinner is not an ajril.cant, . ... '
!.? Is in a r.-onxiv, loo,l aUa would "T. 5 .'J "V'i
'or ihv-'i-o i "h.I f-ir t"1i -lujuwiu v..Mii ..
Vnf tnW .iiitliitiA e,nrWl "'i'"" "wu -
Depot at Rural Hall Set on Fire but Saved
from the Flames.
Winston, N. C, June 10. Special.
Lightning yesterday afternoon struck
the depot at Ilural Hall. The building
trench de-ln-ght tire, 'but was extinguished be-
. fore any serious damage was done.
Miairwhile the Tliirteenth and Four-!ce F. Bernard was badly shocked.
tenth wui-ments formed a skirmish j aud had not fully recovered today. An
l:no extending a mile to the right and, umbrella in another man's hands was
M-pportcd by -other regiments, swept J torn to pieces without injuring the
,i,ivn the vallev and un the hillside to owier. a icnia-iiii iutruuirai was
iMlvnv tt'onli Tlir T.-im-hnnti wn S ! bufned Oltt.
1 n
the matter c:f imuuentoes
the
Manila, June loth, paying th. First
,w : . l. ..i i i liett7TI.tlll . iMMiini.r utni ui
fit
iruti
. and v.-as captured :...;.
er's forces at S;m-(
its will b? perfvvted 8i!taul
secured a c.1:tUrcl -Spanish
the western metroiKiis. it Is a six
inch brass eaunon. and v.-as captured
Toy General Shaft i
tiago. Arrangements win i? pc
to havu.the gun sent to Charlotte in a
short time.
Former Congressman Skhiner while
here was asked aluit the s-'tuation in Receipts ot Friday Mont's Mill Probably
North Carolina by The Post corn- as Much as $50J)00.
FEATURES TODAY'S POST.
iv ar one.
Pot.
1. -stateYaW " JU
Cx I'mdly Cllsiate.
PrLlard" on Pro,nid AxncnJ
meat to ContItatIoa-
2. Addresses lie fore Slate Daskcrs.
4. Kditorial CAmiuicot
3. The Svx-'.al World.
News of Kaleigh.
7. Gea. CoavIch on rhe Saffraja
Aaivndaieat to Contitu:loa
Financial and Comu-crcial.
5. Local News.
PIETTWO.
0. Hi chop's Srnion.
IJewsam's Sl:i of the FctL
10. Winter in the Antarctic.
Facts Alour Iin. Hendcrwa.
11. Career of P.!ucher-Mi Wynact
Gradiuting TheL.
12. A Message tt Iarclj.
Their Graduating n!ay.
1 1. Ieons of Juu of Arc
1". Paragraphic Senuout.
10. The Muiple Soldtcr and the IT.ock
Uannaid.
we imne to hiforni the -world why
we falhd. and p!a-v the re-;Ma.b:i;ty
wIht it Iw-Kurg.."
This was t:t v diplonxrry with a rea
gauv. an 1 it 1 not vxisz ration to
f.iy that St thar.rl the wh.le Ipu
tin kt Tiie II-isu It won fur thf
Aineiii-an c-.jn:idn.-e Sn their
faith an 1 cvmijoa fa which Jnr
haps none otlur enjoy.
COLORED SUMMER SCHOOLS
cf Whitehall; 111., "where he was b ru
iu 1S71. He vvas a resident of Tu-
Iowa, and was appointed as
surgeon iu 1nJ.
m
MONEVIN PRIZE FIGIitlNG.
much impeded by the heavy morass
through which they were, passing and
A cyclone did much damage this
morning in aud around Baber's .Tunc-
. .. ! '.-i . : i inn l iv.'w 'ill tlit until i r lir ctnwn
i H' 1'11111I10S SCilSC'U lilt; tiJ JU'i LUlli . --M'-' x'"v" -J-iJJ
flirt vnotmnnt tn :1 fill!-! (VerC lUilied.
ing tire. It was compelled to witn-ib.-a.w-
repeatedly for the purpose of
linding a safe crossing. The trench
was finally enfiladed on both flanks
and the insurgents fled to the woods,
suffering severe losses.
Law ton pushed on to within a few
miles south of Paranaque, when he
h. lived cn account of the "heat Ameri
cans, overcame by intense heat, fell
on all sides during 'the march., J Fully
two-fifths of the entire force were ex
hausted. The Filipinos were com-judled-
to evacuate Paranaq-ie early
This morning under rigorous shelling
by tin- monitor Monadnock and several
other vessels. .
L0UISBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
DRIFT OF DUHHAAl.
Expenditure ot Six Thousand Dollars for
Improvements Authorized.
Louisiburg, N. C. June 10. "Special.
Mr. Wash imgt cm Duke has authorized
the expenditure -cf '0,000 on the Iouis- f0-v returning h.uue.
burg lemale College, lor the endarge- (Pensions have been granted to
spondent. I hear little or no politic. v.nv York. June Hi. Fn to a late
these days." he said. 'The people are i?i)Ur tonight no auihorltathe hiate-
devoting themselves to agncunur.il raieiit could be stvttrcd In regard to the
pursuits and business. Their coudTHoa neclpts of the Jeffries FltzdmmonV
is better than I thought it would 8e. t'hr imt t Ih I .-.I thv mnmit.tl
aid is Iiuproving. Of oaurse I cog- c, 5Uh.nh). It wa said that t!e ti-''.it-ti-nue
to take interest in current af- er divldtd the $2tMHH purse eipnllv.
fairs and read The Morning Tost Jeffries left this aftcrncon for Phili-
daily. It seems to le forging rapidly ,i,.nhLi. s.nif m.. .riv.Nivt-red hi
to the front. Mr. Skinner doclir.eu to rw.'rv 4Mrnn h. lHnr.l...l t!i tr.iin
talk po-litics, sa.vlng that he was not nn(i ju Was -surrounded by a crowd,
now in active pohtical life. He left tj4 m,,. i,:- wnv ii.r.ii-h re.ieh
here Saturday fjr Old Point Comfort,' tht, traln; hc. boar.lei! the train the
where lie win rennain a lew uaj.s dp- i hhn -i rondtii cheer. The
Spt. Mebans Writes That It Ko besults
ArsShowaho Mors Fasds will & tf.
Summer M-hooli for cv-lcn-! teacher
will N under the dlncioa of tb- S:a:
Su;nriatendeat of Public lr traction
at Win:on. June 21 to July 7: at
G1 W-om. July M tn 21. and at Ply
mouth. July 21 to Auru-t L
Prof. S. G. Atkins will c-oaduct ?w
stnntar S . aStel by a strong
faetilty.
The fllowl:iz lettrr Crra Prf. C.
II. Mi bane, the Sujerin!etideJt of
valleys eoveml with :ujsm-s of h 1 r11-- In!run!.:i. La pnnca a :Iai-
an hour after the torai. tuxi to t:ie tmi;ner v;..j:
The storm caused many thoUfciuj "TIm t.aeli n Inniiutc atv a
of dollars datuare to ba Idinz. iim. wplrtunity given to colDri-I teach-
ber. telegrajdi and railroad Una and11" h l,r- pr. svneol agrn: f the
growing crops. j Pea body lu:i L Colinl tnrVr
mast "therefor t ;, r cppr.cu-
UUkCI lit A FHUPat ! if if t.m ? 1 il- mi.
"ifS " M Sh " - -
Ings. Thv .y for otir.col.jre-1 tah-
Hondrtds of Mcroj Ktpt l 3tit t er, : 1-ive tinm ,lone fur th;a la th
Frenzy Uatll Poilcs utrrrtd. futim- Is to ,u well what t!;ey taow
Holier n. Tex.. June 10. Today m- have.
lice authorities forctd th. coagregitJoti If I fca nhor nult from
af tiegnvH frrnu lluie warchou, ins'itnii thi ywr It i only a.lgin-
wlilch they had converted tntu a tab- ulag of lter things for cokjl Uarh-
ernacle, and fumigated an I dblufvtl ers: If no retain le :enrx thu
Hi. p!ar thoroughly. Over tie- will t the lat of the fuadthut rjcat.
gniet we-i asetnbld in the building. T.iu the colore! trar !iare it
i champion is pajicuUrly anxious to
resi- ,.... sit-irkfv lift r x-i Id ho wonhl irive
rment and improvement of the build- dents of North Carolina as follows: rLttt a chance if he wanted it
ing. This iniiprovciment will begin at It. W. P.owen. Weaverville. .S: Millyj J i
TRAIN IN A DITCH.
once, and when finished it will V? rne Brvan. NcAvbern. $S: Harrison P. Cor
of the most complete and beautiful ndl. Asheyille, $8; Stephen M. Davis,
colleges in tiie State. This enlarge- Marshall. .?8; Aioert II. iajiier, llur
ment was absolutely necessary for the lington. $0; Eliza A. Jarvis, . South
accommodation of the pati-ons of he Mills, $8,
college.
- National League Games.
At New York: It.
NevT York ..' ..4
Boston. ; . . 5
Batteries: Doheny, Grady and War-
Pnris. June 10. Jules Lcimaitre. one i?--..i..?iiir i t,.u r,,r tmln nrvi.ntlnr
-r.,i4-: . tik:i.i..ii.:.. . " ' .. . --. , . ,.. - .
i,uiuiuonriiWivu, xjaiuiucinviiii- of the lcac lis azitators or the ant - -i m iter 4!iy.iter. Tlu stomi wj t i
was practicing with a: aiuiiio-xi, s-s yjsiiiuueu, wvii iouTjet faction, has addrossetl a letter worst hert'
Two Accidents Chronicled A Durham
Horse to Be Shipped to Porto Rico.
Durham. June 10. Special Two ac-
1 .. . oiiifnl but- TipitTieri
lvc S in Durham nc.: Killen apd Clark.
v.-hit
1:h-yc
tnrcw
i:is n
The
in :
the 1
win
nan
had
v. lorn
its
struck Mrs. Giddens on
miking a painful wound.,
II.
0
E.
oohn II. Norwood, of Norwood, has
keen -appointed a railway mall clerk.
PREPARED FOR TROUBLE.
01
Police Will Be In 6reat Force at Lona-
champs Races Today.
Washout Results tn Death ot Two Mea and
FaTtl Injury of Another.
Norfolk, June UK Two men were
killed and one fatally injured on the
Norfvlk and Western Railway today at
Kllby Station by a train of imrpty
coal cans ntnins into a waaout. ine
tmln went down' an e:nbankannt f.irty
feet. 'Foe conductor ran a' nilK-
! tliroucrh the stunn and llagstsl an ap
where ;h.y lnd ine:i fasting and pray-
ing to 'e d.fiveml from dire vldi.t
tlons prop!:cU.l by the prophet Smith.
The Tllscipleii and the faithful who
were loker In t!e buUdiug Ils!ealug
for the i-jund of tlabriers trumpet,
proelai ruing the coming of calamity.
were attired in long blu gowus trim
med Iu rid. They weald pray, shout,
ting and exhort until they fell In a
In their jo r io dj jj3eth'ag fcr
the.u"hvj a tc-aea. r.
Got erner ieaes Aotntt te Troir.
An!ln. Texas. Jua? 10. Govern tr
Jonrs of Arkaus. in a Idler ts
cmor Sayers, rerrlrevl today. givc his
t udor;xnt to t"e prijeI cafr
jf governor a:;d attorney gro-
. r.il to be bel l In St. 1jU5. S-tcaj-
.... 1 . t . I I
wuou; ufiiK ihi- iJM.ui. au.1 pray- Vj Pja,jj,.r aa-.l-!rJt legt-
1ns a aaby wm lni. Hun lrcds of ex- UlioU U(. ur t:,3t n Ur;. onavr
eited colo-ed ;H-ople nrru:itMcJ the state and Terrisurles W nrce.i:-
la.HnuicIe all night, anxhnjs to get (nJ.an,, j.a aJvt that v'.'J
wives and children out. and violent ..,-,nr .i.-nr the tru:
:
was larertTeti'M. l lie t:mc!i niiing
fiiiin the building was awful"' and had
In-come a public nuluir and rn such
was alntcd this morning.
The negro-. nalixe now that they
were wofully dujuvl. and If Smith Is
caught be will be'lyuched. Smith La
taken refuge la Galveston.
C0LUABIA LAUNCHED.
She Was Built to Defend the Americas Cup
In the Reces hext Fall.
Pmvhbttre. June U. The Coltraibla
was laumihcd tonight Iu the presence
of .t " to jMvple. The yacht
wa built in a eraitle pl.iced oa a ra;i-
ob After Kegr Cmte.
Chaitancoga. Tenn June 10. A
bru'e namI Khu'iruugX n:s a
year old. this aft-r:iju3 a::en:;r.4I !J
rrimlnallyutMlKS Nn Je, J. .0. .0. .0; .
rrStnlos::r aault M! NrlD tUX
Tjujchtcr uf the .rua: r at liar
riman. Her -Mrra-.ij ai.rv.cd af.ca
lioa. and ld:n!rotJz!i lea: uai
iwjoa ei irht. A 'M jit' at Klug
ua tonight and Is ::irrh;ug ua Ia
doa, where the jrl ;.::er was talAo.
Blew the CharcSi Ary.
The rain and hill .jruj of tc ls-et
fcr dar wrj:t cr.-at Lax; :a c-r-
ii viviri iirirr :nn i nil 1 ri !
1p -nn Main street and the wncei.sivu"- to tne president or tne iAngenamp i:2.f of rain fell in an hour, and tl:-l . , . . . ft t jut Mcsion of thi sra'.e. aa-1 erupt
1C Uli . i . i-.tr-. At Ohicacro: R. IT. K. Tto. -.wMotT. i.i... tn . i i i I nal and the veM l .! iwly V. ditili.. . ..!. ... t.i ... . .
mm io i o.nw Cnicacro 3 10 2 nmrmi, mpo ti rr.i.i...,t. th - ra.lw-.iy. and in twenty ndaute- I:
arm was also slightly iracmreai. - " ; - nas peiuswi ine reiuea. me ponce The Newark Heard From. J . V"? - At tn vctca ti.:n at ir.g i a'. :a
nnther nlace. Dr. A. G. Can set Batteries: Callahan and .Nichols; arrangements for the preservation of viddn"ton June 10 The anxle-y " V- v ' , . . Alamsnee t-ountr. vt wa.ch Mr. G.
n-oken jiarts. irs. j. x. uiuuen-, a""i" 7 ,T UV.1 - "rH',ll -UJof the Navy Depar.ncnt over the non- r4..r...., v,-,,.- t,,,,,.-,; ,. . uo-ui3l c -a ' .ri,7 ' rTr'
of the molieeman of the same ac cuiwiuig. iw. u. snnuar to tnose ouserviM on tne cc- -rrival of the Wwirk at ValniraUo , V i. " . . . tb rtortn lc:trjlixi the Chr.t:aa
,.Ls wSSlia the face 1y the Pitt?burf G 14 5 cn.ion of th, Czar vWt. TTj J ft, ? lWh Vrr r V- w'u? I -'-" :vtS-
Mie set ure tu i-; r ' . , ,mmn I ," ' , .J " V jviarmeaeau, u.neu jiouicuuw, e ra- bc about a WlH.k. !,. will w to W.
.iwumiilitpil in the ure-piiace, auu vi-j i u-mwhi no.- vmi in uv.- ejo.-ati. tfidnv siviu" I . ... .... . , I " The Darts Aba&doeed..
accumulated 1 ljt . n,i tin .foimdi Second game: R. II. E. I The Eclair savsthat the En h ih H:VV.l 1la J?. "l?" x. P-rt to be tricnl aga.nt the iK-fender. . Tie Pans Ahaa4eee.v
ii't ranrra iud.i uau ----I - r - o , 7, " . -i At...i i " "rurer oi Mcamer. arim-, Tendon. June 10 The Ctrandel
wav in the fireiplace among tne ; r-msoi K .. o . jom-jN taumm ; m, -u., auu ioa Canipauy, arrived at Montevideo. June clnu. tunhl, ,tfCti... Vtue-Ima IJa,. tat i.hlniami fa-
) ..-v-v. rvjf.'v.l! v"il . l.LIC Bleu - -- -- - -. ' ' - Jim- II1P .Ami'lTK PIHIT .".TUIT I lllllll - - w w w I
I t . u I . l t i t ... - - i
the
chin Batteries: Soever and Bowerman;
irhillips and Kittridge
Katie, the lS-monthsrold daughter of
Mr. Melville dearies, died, this morn
liir:. The remains weTe carried to uui
i vipor, Ya., Mr. Jeffries' old home, fo.'
intc-nnvnt. 1
Mr. W. J. Scars, who lives near Mor-
Death ot a Naval Officer.
Washington, June 10. The following
dispatch' from Ctiptaiu Barker v.as re
ceived this morning by the Secretary I
of the Navy:
rwville, lost bis barn and teea u m, Manila, June 10. I decidy regret to
a fmv days ago. During an electric nnoanC9 the sudden death of Nichols,
bsrorn? lightning' -struck tne . oaru of tll?J Monadnock, from stmstrokc.
it was ignited and consumed. The
3i-tv was insured. This was me
". Viirlviir. P.it.irro'll.l. M:1V 2H.
Champs races. j nM Vmr.nrk I niriMfttl!n? nt ; lmr
T,b?.oireoTUl,liqUJ hA 3i1st,I?b' rate, and Is expected to reach Val
ued oO.OOO red llowers, fash oned lkke' f,.
1313 IVMlvltv... . . - - . ... r . . . , .
jriine ninii to t-ignianirKCY
Philadelphia, June 10. .Teffrles gav
an exhibition sct-ro at the Academy
relight vith Jkni Daly. Previous to
the event Ttratly mid a coajaiiunica
tion frmn Jeffries to Sharkey, wherein
STREET CARS tlED UP.
A Thousand Men Idle and Not a Wheel In
the System Moving.
Cleveland, June 10. A strike was he refers to a published, statement on
BARKER.
r'oTvl- "Rzrn. Nichols was the com-I -i..i...i r-. 1 1 r-i .t . hr nnrr nf Sh.irkm in which he ex-
. . x. sw i iiiii:i i I'l i e 1 1 iiit i ,ni- i pi t . l iv - w-ii- - " " - f - - - - -
imru oarn .ir. oears uas mander or tne JionaunocK. tie was vetr.w italiroad line thi nioenin" pnssil a uerrv tt ineot aeunes. J:r
within a tew dar-i. " . . I (horn in Green, N. ., in I obruary, n1 ,mt a -hPOi ft th ntir x-rm ' fries says -this is Just what he wants
ami mat ue wui ngm Miarsey on or
aCxnit Septeailwr loth for the largest
1QW, traveauo . a.,-rltendBnt and Drlnclnal. wnrl- tvr- rp.ison rt tli tr.Mt1.lA I DUrSC and $10,000 a lde. the entire
' i- i kjvu i va -' j - - uv iiuuuiv I
for a stationery housed . ..d Trm io.-,sWi.t1. The Presfdent Brytin. of the conmanr . purse ro go to the winner. He stlpn
T A 1. l a 1. X -v-CTTTl Milllll HIUCU, " i' I . ' ' . ... Oil, .....
jurnani. morsti nesu i " , l . w-nmrn nrtoii cr-hr.nl has announced that nn mor confer- i:wcs iuai w w reicrcc.
v.'anred in foreign lands. Today 001.
lienehan Cameron pui-cnaseu u r.V hi eitv. and Prof. n. P. A numiber of men here have been Hired : Dreyfus Sails for Home.
from Messrs -Cofwii xmd Dukejor, S' S' f Granville, to the respet-Uo take strikers' place.
Maj 'Oharles: pavisj dx 8 f superintendent and prin- -Aa all cars from utmrban places en
arnica rvrn.TPH mraniiv. uvs- "- i nn' -t-x., r-
raris, June 10. Captain Dreyfus
- cmbarlred on board the Prench cruiser
uu'ju wiaieti muiuuj. x uv-v - ens:u'ing year. Both of tereu tne city tneir crews t deserted Max at tjayetrae yecieruay ani tne
bQ shipped to ajor Davis at &an crpai en.h.ave made their mark them, utterly paralyzing stA-et rail- vessel started for Brest. Dreyfus was
juan, I'ono kico: .vtini Hi-cW.
The -.i-iuy e; ;,va;i --'Icners hare hc?n in eduticna! ciiues,.
road trattic. Senator Ilanua's lines oa dressed In civilian -costume.
lH-eindar a total wreck. IIrr loIlers
liave fthlftcd and ber falu l-ottom 1
gone. . iHirther diriag U lmjo-rlbIe. A
iiptitcti iro:u jm. iveyerne wy
Araertcaa Diplomacy Wrensht a Merked
Chanoe lathe Sttaatloa.-
Tiie Hague, June 10. The real work strong outhear wind U Wowing. r!r-
tf? the Peace Conference Ls uovv ahnot ting np a b-ary -r-a. TIe etcra c?
at a eriL-. and the l;t!liiltles of the Paris ha rwong around laadwar 1.
taslerrow gre.itcr dally. "The approval The othcrs f the mlilp will leave hrt
of cjucrt-e dt rails of prop iaU proves toxlay.
a different thing Irani approval or tl
pnnie. i.urie wt-?- luure iuici T Picnic at Metty SrxUes.
r.ll tlr.t !n .rm. .mirt.-r. HlU. at "otlr S;.na?. T!w t.a w.!l
f;v'iTv'1J!i,r,''. ? t'"' t'.M- Tnloa .!rit at Sx ta. n-
lm.i;t I tt itwT 1
Xe discslon of T ilon wiw ItS?; MlSS
the old world powers coimldeml P; m V t 15. J . It-,
rtrlctly Kunnvan; This Idea disap- .tl tC'T
almnst at the outset -when the k
Ieanil
Aiiieriean d.-lesrates sal. In effect, that
they had come to da budne. not woasin.cuna Teiegrepa use
diploirtncy, and wlthctl to discuss in a The Seacard Is huntllng the cria-
ftralghtfonfort manner the jiubjoets tmctica rf Its conpc-.Ing lines. The
contained In ihe Czar's rescript with a road Is building a telegraph toe U
Incerc purpose of reaching yractlcal twecn Clwraw and Columbia. S. C. It
results. They added: ni:i couiix t with the Hue already ia
wc fail" to accvJx;U;h the ohlectJLilvraUva at Handel. x