North Carolina Newspapers

. The Morning- ; Post RALEIGH, N. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1899. No. 99 Vol. IV WHY DOMES EARLY crew, and cruiser. steamed down to the Two Days Plans Practically Unchanged. According to the original plans, Ad miral Dewey was to arrive Thursday evening, and while the shores of the bay and' coast were abhze with red tire in his honor, the reception com mittee was to go down and welcome him informally and acquaint the ad miral with "clie prans off the different committees for his reception and en tertainment; and obtain his approval df them. The official -welonie of the in Honor of the admiral as the city's guest was not to pemonstiation m ake place until Friday morning, when . I'r1v ntiiT x , . " ... dnlirars Arrival bps"1" , tne m-ayor ana reception ccmintttee . ........ Mmimh Samn-'wus to visit the Olympia. According nilCi "" ; rw ,i IEWEY MADE JO TALK The Olympia Ahead of Time. A REAL DEWEY SURPRISE Chats With a Reporter on the Quarter Deck. OPINION OF AGUINALDO 10 nth ton md PliiHP G own the Bay to mTHoir Respects-Reception Plans ButSllsIyliaI,Sed. Ncu- York, Sept. 2G.-Just as uie. m-;h- enemy nearly si year and a Lit ao. Dewey has taken by surprise city which -was waiting for the ' u..,,Mn -in,! nrenariug a eption for him. Hie ad- !.o t -minus uiyui'Oia TTrtok shortly after jk-iitu .... - . - ' ... . i-.-r-v il.uv i wi ly tins morning, iwu uan, v. eted. Plans wlncii for a great welcome liei'O uragninccnt recc .md uie I ;it banuy fnrp they were expe( 1V 1 hi, been ma tie disarranged by the so mo what a-Jin-iais promptness. j The Olympia. receiving saluresfrom ,1,01-e. forts and vessels in the bay, Fiol Scotland Lightship, bound in i a; 5;:h i o'clock, and two hours later , tad come to anchor in the lower bay j t i m,t i - -- - . - T 1 - I iuside Sandy hook. ne causer "an Dewev on board, will stay at her an-. clwraie until tomorrow, i to a statement made by Secretary Fos ter, or the reception com . lit tee, the; admiral's unexpected arrival would not interfere with' carrying out the program for his reception. Official notice of iliis arrival was conveyed by i telegram from Dewey to Mayor Van' Wyck, which was ti duplicate of one sent to the Secretary of tlie Navy, and read: "The Olyimpia arrived this morning. Will go to Tompkinsville tomorrow.' Secretary Foster, of the reception comimittee, issued a statement later, saying that Dewey's early arrival had changed the plans, and until a confer ence of the various committees was held he could not say what would be' done. The siratemen't -went on to say that Dewey is. the guest of the city from the moment of his arrival.. After a number of conferences and reports of various committees at the 'city hall, a delegation composed of several menibers wen't down the bay r'to the Olympia and formally wel- earned Dewey and informed him of Tlie ! city's plans for his reception. Dewey thanked them and acquiesced in all the arrangements. Tlio Insurgent Leader a FIzwrc-ITead Luna Was an Ablo Leader Otis Wearing Himself Out Trying to do too Ulncta Insurgents Crave Soldiers, Rut Not Honest Tho Admiral Not a Candidate for President. s face of the sea, when the Spaniard heard that we were on our way to Manila. Well, the archbishop became a good friend of mine in good lime, anil wc iassed many a pleasant hour together on the Olympia. I rememlM r very distinctly one day when he turn ed to me on the quarter deck and. pointing to the crew mustered ior- ward. said Admiral, you -must w proud man to know, that you nave i-mmnand of .such a. line body of men ami to know that they respect and w tnii' lie --idled: 'They are not the scum of the earth. They are lu nick of the earth. The arHfbishop was not the ly mi -h -ivnsf-wtin to admiration by the bravery and -ttpleudid appearaae of mtr men." ...... Tlie criticism aimed at General Otis was mentioned," arid Dewey said -with quickening intertvt: The last thing" that I told Ot'svhen I loft Manila was this:. 'You're trying to do too much lien cowu mere wearing himself out, and more th.ia once have I told him that If he did not giro up some of hi.? work or come lmm? lie'd die there iu a year. He's FIGHT IN CEBU ISLAND 9 Seven Filipino Fdrts Captured! by Snyder. MOUNTED CANNON'TAKEN Southern, wai In the city today, and In an Interview uid: "Except for a Uwu!t now pending In a Meinpul court, where m minority MocfcholuVr ia Mcrr.phU are attacking the Kile of tb old XlcnsphU & Charleston ltoat!. I w no rca.n why we ..hpttld not shoveling d'rr within one month. fttu'lUng thi rud Involve an expenditure of$l,X.,.0'J. off roit Ut SSlA Invnrgenta Retreat to Nerr Fortlflra tlon Ad .mrlcsn nrlds ts Iltr Netr Moms l'ar .lutj. New York. Se nt. Prince. Atlantic Highlands, X. J., Sept. 20. Admiral Dewey was seen this morning on the Olympia as she lay at anchor here. He was busy writing letters.4 J.Worfeiup: with might and soul putting He made his appearance in a few min- down the reblllon and bringing order utes on the quarter deck, dressed in the fatigue uniform of an admiral, and his elastic step showed that he was far from the physical wreck the Amer ican people have pictured recently to themselves. I w York. Se nt. Prince ntul Admiral Watvon ltfMr( the . ,,t.tiyce Jirire.: t.-m ir... r -.t. . xx i frii' xvi.rt t li ttmruirg on ii ICeponed KUled-Wliat tWt rs! j-'j. Dolnc In Oranl ltivr Doe Net Ap- drre p:e Siir:.t.i- T'je rnoc nI ';! eame a"hor- in x lausc and to the North tlerovia lJyds l.i(oboka. where they loirdoil ths i:tt::irr aale and wear ;3jaieuj atelj to the atate-r-oai retired for them. There were frlrcU .t t-? '.. irt theni off. and the rorzxz eabletl the V:ir DerMrtmetit tkl taom. .etitM-lc d'.d rot hoW tear. Wah!u?ton. Spt. Ca Ccaeral 0 In-' tleialU nf -in nff:ieL m-.jH. tinn. unill 1t-C 47a J out of chaos in the islands. With new troops being hurried to lilm, I think the outlook is a cheering one. Ufnlvlnsr to a ouerv in regard to Lis health, tho admiral nakl: I feel very well, much better than the day I left Manila. The voyage has ilnm mo i?nat ood. Of course living The admiral politely but firmly re- foP thirteen months in Manila Ray wat. fusetl to talk at length upon any of very trying on my health, yet I did the many important questions upon not feel that I could I ivc it. 'Kvery whlch the people or the United States body known that this llfo mi fwiJshin is an unnaturnl one. t-.teu iwu ua c iraiuni iu n-iiuu'inui .- minui i i - ..... . , .,.. . tlie (Dewey s r llipino uogi kiio? iu-. don't von. Hob?" The dog was snuf- I . m . flng pxeltcdlr at the trousers leg 01 one when she will "j up to Tompkinsville. A Noisy Welcome. Whon she passed Sandy Hook a tlum tiering admirars salute of seveu- H'tMi ' guns roared from the guns or Fo;1 ilancock. and signals of welcome topped by Old Glory were made from the observatory on the Hook. In an swer to the welcome the Olympia sig naled -Thanks." Everybody was on derk on the cruiser who could possibly DOUBLE COAT OF WHITEWASH O'Connor It. 0 r n. . o .12 11. 10 E. 4 0 Called at end of eighth innin ! count 01 narmiess. H. 4 10 2 on ac- Cbieasro Ball Tossers Jleet AVItli an Awful Experience. r At St. Louis: It. II. E. St. Eouis ..!. 22 Cleveland. 3 . Batteries: Young and Kuepper and Sugden. At Chicago:. Chicago Pittsbur Batteries: Garvin and Chance; Lee 'tt there without neglecting duty, and ver and Bowerman. trnl'king aft. The ensign dipped in an- Chicago. .1 t. -1 n I T? 4- fohnvnr cvm- rn t ip s:v ires ii several uiissiuk iiu.-miB" vessel, and when the flagship had .1 ci ctMive to anchor beiow 6ournwesi opu, Fnvt Hancock's salute was answered f. rvm vinui.tiie o-niic Tvihieh stjoke at fer and chrtver. n aviIpHv ihoni-insr 4l SDJit'ehes -New ioriv-oosioii, cnuiuuie-i uiw from the admiral and other officers ueipuiu, ami uuivyii-.ru.ugiuu -tit wh..n PMii;pr wns srames postponed on account or wet .1 . -I m oil last, mid venortl a measant giounas. Vtiyae and all haiids vell. . When some ot the excitement over tlie arrival had subsided, the Olympia s crew turned out to clean ship. But all the time the work was going on the men rum many xcmpianous louisiraci. 1 . t , Jn tleii attention, as vessel alter vessel V anV LIVrJS LObl dllU TI0U- 4- X. . 1 I V cuue iieni iu pay respeeis 1 1 me .f.i- miral, his fighting ship and fighting men. The Olympia acknowledged all Mimes on passenger steamboats ply- botween New .York and the New Jersey "coast, -which were crowded to tlie port rail. Men and women waved kis and handkerchiefs and -cheered frantically. When the Harare. of the ad miral was made out on deck, cheers turned to wild yells, and the passen- sers were in tknrpr of th.rrvwinsr thttm selves into the water in the energy of their vigorous receitiOn. The admiral if ted his can in acknowledgment of the 'tumultuous greetings, and the yells were redoubled Hie steamboat Monmouth, one of the Atlantic Highland boats, stopped aluugside the Olympki. The admiral was 011 ithe' quarter deck. Passengers 011 the steamboat cheered him lustily; he bowed and smiled and said ''Thank For five minutes the passengers kept the cheering. Tihey cheered foV the S cruiser and every man on it, and for the Philippines, and then for the ffin who won them. The Olympic's ty. "1 doubt not that some of Filipinos are now capable of admlni tering their affairs, but a great ma jority of them have the crudest ideas of honest and idticient government. The greatest fault js tnls :They don't know ihe meauiug of the wonj 'hon esty.' They are wonderfully capable in imitation and construction, und are admintble artisans when trained." Admiral Dewey emphatically ex pressed absolute confidence iu the abil ity of the United States to settle the question of the Philippines, and eni nliaticallv declined, even with a show nf thr vis tors, "lie smeiH said lewey. "but Hob don't what it i to come back home native country." land. know to his nOIIUS WANT TO FICillT. Delay of I.ngUnd Create lnfanorable Imprmlon In Ihe Trmtiavaal. London, Sept. 2d. A dlsiwteh to The Time from Johannesburg state tnai dvlav In the settlement of negotiation surgeuts in the ILtid of Ccbu. diimtch 1j a follows: Manila. Sept. Ud. Adjutant fJeueral. W:ihltitoti. On Sept ember -J and 'Z Snyder attacked strong ItiMirgent ikjIiIoim about live miles west of Cebu with L'ir ortierrs nud men of Ihe Tennes jmh reg!imnt and 517 ouieert and men of the Nineteenth, Sixth am! Tweniy-ihird Infantry and Sixili Artillery. lrlvlng the enemy from the work and -tpturlng ncveti forts. Including umooth-bre ran nou mountitl therein, and fourteen Intrencheil and fortltletl places. Our los was Private William M. Han ley. Company A. Sixth lufautry. kllleil, and four wounded. The n emy" ! i estlnuteil at for:y. Insurgent retreated to new for tification far to the southwest. Snyder returned to Vbu with the Tennessee troops. wJiuad dlsm lntrked from the lrauport lutllaua to take part iu the artiou. Two eomiKinie of the Nineteenth lufau try hold imiortaiit iHItiou in the mountains. cTIS. tljeajclTf" d3U aal .rr Thn ther tto-rl ml tie rail rLcand wared jol-bjcs to t'u crowd oa N ihe pier. TWO C071 71 IT SL1C1DC rartnar to 5I lrefr IealU I Llvtaif Atlr KtiMtar. nichmond. Spt. Th- T.U Til lage of i'ajwvllle. i-ounty of Northamp ton. U oxeitf as the result of tna nleldes 1 here tolay. The Hrun were Mis Sallie Iiixon. ilatighter of a well-to-do tmrk fanner, and W. il. Cattuuon. who lHtrael her. Thi morldng le went u her rom nuil lockel Ihe door. She then Mai- lowed a large doe of j:ryehuiue. When ;al!ignon h-.ir1 of It. he put a ruin alKMtt hi- neck, fastetidl ihe -nd to a wharf, and threw himself into ihe water. Ill 1ody wa foual sev eral hour. later. Frelctitand i:pre Train Collide Ulrhmond. Spt. 1U.-A freight trala on llie lhetike V Ohio collided with Ihe fast express near White Sul idiur Snrlng hit night. Otie man k IWsl niitl v 12 it injured. ae or irritation, to taiK aooui me aiuuuif s ereatluz tlie worst impression anions of Admiral Diederich at Manila. He Uie burghers. They -boast that while effectively minctured- tin uilk of hlsLjrnt Rrltiiin denrecates detiy In le- lialf of the Hoers. she intentionally was kiui ami eigni injun-i. w ' Uation ICeporta Lota oflhe I'rdaneta ldent refill tel from the malicious in! The Navy Detiartment thi reeived from Admiml WatMiu a . . . . r . t ; accepting tne nomiuaiiou ior pieiueiii, E 'and denied that Filipinos were eapa j ble of running their own government, o He spoke in a sanguine way of his health. Aguinaldo he stamped as a liirurehead. He explainel the reason and unnecessarily prolongs the contro versy. becaue she is afraid to follow her Vjme.of blulT with the argument of foree. Vccording to The Times dispatch. watprie: T-ivlor and Donohue- Hof-:for tne arrival of the Olympia ahead everywhere reports are rei-eived of the Battened, idjioranu jjonouue, iiol . t... ,vin itr t t-irt hns- Karly Arrival lixplalned. "When we wghed anphor at Ol braltar thre weeks ago I determinetl to make allowance for at least one 1 . tit. storm. So we snapeti our course wim EARTHQUAKES IN INDIA Winds this week favorwl a quick run la ml. as we met no storms 01 nuy wu I sequence, we found ourselves at home I this morning." "I knew the people expected us. and rather than run the risk of falling afoul of plana they have so generously made for our reception. I thought that it was best to be on the safe slde."'i Iu answer to a question regarding the situation in the Philippines, iewey said, briskly: - "'There are a good many questions on which 1 may be expected to talk, but I will have to defer to a great ex tent mv opinions until I have reported to Washington. I go there Tuesday. You know as much about the Philip pines as I do. "r the time I left. I said the insur- Mr-rniM4 nr tne iiocrs to sran uo?v tllitles.1 Pqstponeemnt i s:ihl to be almost wholly dne to JouUrtV- re stnilnlitg information. It is rumored cireumstV3!aJly.. that. Joubert re-elvel lmptrative -orders from armed bilr chers that unless he is prepared to take the initiative within a unci pe riod, he must relinquish command of the arm. erty Destroyed, Rumor oriloattle .tloTement. New York. Sept. 2d. There was ru mor circulating "about .the Vottoti ex change today that armed Hoers liad crossed the border of the Transvaal Great Rainfall and Landslides Succeed the Shocks Two Hundred Persona Killed in One Place and One Hundred in Another. republic into Natal. the British colony of LUDLOW AMD TIlKJiTHlKItnS. cable dispatch conurmiug the pre report of disaster to the I'tiltcd Stan gun boat I'rdaneta. Ill rejort follows: Manila. Sept. Uii. Secretary of the Navy. Washing ton. The gunboat rrdancta. Cadet Wood commanding, lias lMen -a-turcd and dstroyed by Insurgeut while blockading. The wreck i hard aground lu -water two feet deep, near Or.tni. on Oranl river, northwestern corner, of Manila Hay. ami completely gutted. Her draff, maximum. I ix feet; dis placement in tons, forty-two. Her Idttery consist of a one-pounder rapid-fire gun. one machine gun I Colt automatlci. one machine gun (Nordenfeldti. twetity-tlve millime tres. The renson for hi preen-e In that river I uot kuown. Com tnander Corn well was preventing the landing of arm with forty men. Hi fone was too small to attack armed Insurgents at the vll kizcs. Water Is only six feet deep morning-plains t,f ;l Flndlns In Lee Cae. nreenloro. N. C Sept. Speo'uL Tonight the ipiarterly i-ouference will find J. W. I-e. the evangelist, guilty or lying or falsely stating tlat the young wo nun he look 10 A tutu a was 11. s daughter. He will ! allowed to re sume evougellstie work. Calcutta, Sept. 2G A succession of earthquake shocks at Darjeeling has caused great loss of life and immense damage to property. Nine European children are reported to have been kill ed. The earthquake shocks were fol lowed by a remarkable rainfall and some terrible landslides. "Paglijhord and many other places were partially wrecked At Fhool a bazaar Was overwhelm ed and 2(H) persons were killed. Twenty-one bodies .have been recov ered at Tainsong, in the district of Mil's, thronging the rail, replied, and j Bustee. At Darjeeling 100 persons per- a patriotic air. drew away and lsheil. A dispatch from Allahabad states that the ferry boa:t of the Duars Ila.l way capsized yesterday and two per sons were drowned. , SORRY TIJEV ENLISTED. th ... . j. 1 T4.T.. L gents were on rneir last ivs. hn ut to yome, they can't stop It. They can't hold out asrainst our army sud navy. They are splendid soldiers -and their powers of endurance are remarkable. I will say this much, though, for the Filipinos, ifhey are more capable of governing thctiuselvert than the Cu bans." ked what he thought of tlie men tion of his name for the presidency, he. laughed good naturedly and said: "They Tlon't know me." When told that General Wheeler had been mentioned as his running mate, he aid: "Well, well, is that rue? A line mess we two would make ot it. The army and tne ivavy. This is too ood, really, to !e true. iuu .uw .uc old saving, 'once a soldier always a soldier;' that covers "Wheelers cane, And 'once an admiral always an ad miml.' corers my case." 'Wheeler he continued, "has had "if i;;ui!l struck up 1 '11 the Monmouth fcUHf up to the city. -aval OHicers Pay Their Respects. 'htn tlie news of Dewey's arrival Globed tlie North Atlantic suaradron ar Tompkinsville, Admiral Saanpon ":1 Captain Chadwick, of the tlag 'ip Now York, in full dress, went th side to ,t'he Dobvhin and bead- ilown the bav in the direction' -of (Wvp.ini.-i .- Admiral Philip, accompanied "J ills sonim ciif?o r'nmininnilDi- Tv"o.llji J,1u tiif liiiwi.-iT-n n.jvr v.tvA ch.nifi v . t i.'o .ri n twin wi di a (iTTri ntiiien t nmo General luna and saiu. '"l 1 l finr-lr 01 il livno.iil tut hr 1ip iv.Miin-niTiilopi! inimira rirpfllllV intO i . Hnlr IMfiii-alfrntl.. "tt -wa one of AguInaldos best Many Itlen Become Disenchanted With Prospect of the Philippine? ! some political training, but as for me, Washington, -Sept. 26.-0 wing to fre- I know as much about politic a my quern application of enlisted men for dog Bob here as the admiral stooped discharge from the new volunteer, reg- to stroke the dog s head. impnt, n-nwhpitifr ni-Mntr.Pil. Secretary He reierreu !to rue Minus i mv Opportunities for Violence Will be Re duced to m Jllnlmuni. Havana, Sept. 2.. Keen use of the strike. ;eueral Iaidlow lias ordereil the civil governor to issue no more per mits for public gatherings. Ludlow has also ordered the police to disperse .il r.rrtk llo U taking hold of the sltuntiou with a iirni hand. On his or ders twelve of the strike leaders have been arrested, charged with sedition md disorderly conduct. lie says he will fill the Jails of Havana and put a thousand persons in Cabana fortress if necessary to top tlie strike. Lud low has prepared a warning which he will issue tomorrow stating that order will In? maintained violence w.U be crushed. It declares that men who can work and won't ore nothing le than va grants and a burden on the community, and must take the rcspon ihllitv of their acts in causing need- . ... .1 . -... les suffering wnicn mey iuipj-t-manklnd. The order cluiracterlr.es strike 'leaders as treacherous and dltious -persons, plotting against ! peace of the city. SAW 311 LL ACCIDR3T. on the bar at the mouth ot tne liver. Cannot obtain authentic In forma tlon of the crew as yet. InM-aiw Insurgents will not respect a flag of truce. Cadet Wood, with a crew of nine enlistiHl men and one Chi na man are not aerouiitNl for. WATSON. SHARP TURN BY BOERS . - - Consolidation of the Twa Republics Expected. - . . w XhU ctlon Will niKKninr Policy i:nslndDeUy .,Ikr m 11 d lmprflon,Br Molllng to light T-onlon. Sept. ;.-The latest dertl- opmeuts iu tne iranv;i;n iw-mm- Indicate tluit the Itoer are likely to checkmate CnsHnl's wsrlike luAlry bv muMuMalion f Tmtisv.-ial wit.i the Oninge Kr.H- State. Hritih de mand lu regard to suffrage -ou!d thn i. ..n.ii without any iLinger. Th an; s;iy- report will on the A dispatch give .the cr.w of the ITnlaueta. vcssd was burned. A sent by mail. A later dispatch from W.it-n tay that insurgents report ilmt Naval -i-dct WcllHjm . Wo.d. commaudiag th? L'rdaueta, was killrHi. The Transport Iubla Arrlr general Otis callel trdty: Manila. 5epv. Adjutant General. Wanhlngion. The Puel.Li arnvcti yeMeriaj . bringing live officers and ' men. No va"ualtlc. OTIS. rv:i objec t of tll.e demands. UaaJciT. Itktt ti.. frtrid-n element should obtain name of the) political control of Tranfvs.nl. I lie! would then m i-nn .u;.i.f- limited that naao:::n-'n,at ot the con--dlditleu ur.iy -w.n 1 nude from tb renitiV4 i.V,.:iaN 'flh TtAu. This propo-'.tica will preU!naMy ina- for ie.c-. i: .u a; ki juar ita:!l K Ju-iiUcatlou 'itt. . ....... Tsere U nothing ;n tb r.riiifn trea ties wll .itber rcpnidWr uhlcb p:e- V.nde nunexatkMi T Ui 1 ":iuTiai vj 1ju:I deie jouie frch r a;tackiug the Trvct- 'miard liner Aurania, -passing ! reason for the secretary's ' action . is Olympia, saiu'c l Dewey and wa.s that it has come to the knowledge of Promptly answ tMi . Shortly after- j the War Department that a number of anl rh launch oi the steam yacht ! men wiho have" enlisted for the Philip- Wi)rll Sill- Thinnoc. T infrtn l..tv. . r, hnW o ,.f iTIl 1t:1 Vft CI1- The deavored to obtain 'discharges by vas srenerals. Paiterno. I snouid say, istne ablest of the-m now. Aguinaldo is nothinc but a figure-head. He is only of average intelligence and ability, rrbe brains are back of him. In Manila he is held at his true worth, and there til. WlMl f llnno;'1-v r MiiniAii L, . "uZ at tne tune witli tlie falsely representing tnat tneir . k who is responsible for what m r r . "tann.oa' V1. almost mces- sisters or other reianves were l" if an v. that have attended - 1 n r r I 1 1 t il.. . . i ' . . .v 1 1 .. . I . . . . . 11- (1 il I I I r-1 I - - - . ... yjt scLiuicft VUirilillliltU 113(1 DeCUUie Ut"r5 LI UilC ucrv;aui3t I .. .V. it nna trv ruluil or h... r , a v . tlie enorrs ol iu '"i""" . r 'f uaj, as yat-ais ami vessels euusmient. ,.,.mAnt. Airuinaldo was only uieh salvos All, muited guns d?sc!iarged their were working, congratulation ni tibo admiral's honor. lilV 'loll!? tpl.pn-r.a lvh wiriw fpnm .t"i1 A. lB -n 1 l T I i . V . 1 .1 i 11J (111 i the .country an7m- imsages of 10 the ail mi vol jin ihe news of Dewey's arrival ord ! , tlle nav-v -vara Admiral .Philip t,U! ''itenant Dewey, nephew of lie ail n;,.., i . . . , .. .. --11111 ,11. I V lTT'lf lOI T f ffiCk TQ ' - - 1 LUC up N erinont. to take all nuiil 1 'is. etc., to the Olympia. He se- .-.-leu iu nit; amuirai. omcers the silver service TreP.7i.rpl . . Perkins TOunday eriouiy mjurru- nrunlonof Confederate veteran. T.nolr. X. C. Sent. '20 vins 'Mnnday was cut . ...in by a saw in uie mui i umber Coinnany. . lie There 1r to in? a great onicueraie ;.iullng. reunion here Yednc$uay. .01. .1. . Carr, Congressman Llnney and others will speak, eterntw irom yeverai counties will take part. rt Ti iii: or df.wkv If U IVIibcs Will lie Consnlted In Xlr giird O Algtment ofDutf. Washington. Sent. A a the Dewev ceremonSr in New 'the I rang- I r Mate, 1 im au i vaal would gala more ficnlout usrtt? 'anuexat'on. Inasmuch a IlagJacu n !irtiM tvirh ibe tranre lree Str.te ft w - ------ n'.rrd It greater prtviiege. eeitt or W: iinnn--,!. t !!??i In rarer of Stv:i". of ho Orang Free Vtat. In iho Kr.tjcr TraTal Xreparlg fr War. rrrlorlx u u York in .iv-f.r. Admiral DewcV will le lor-i indn. Seir peciat.rer-hivallv detached frmn tne inynipia. t"-'raUi as"r:s paMtneiy -.an i4it- almost In two tlaxhlp will then proceed to Iwtou.i ..aa ?aPrnzucnt lu definitely ,I5"-,-tJ of the WiUon where ihe will be placed out of jo n l,lv Xo XuK. U.t l:patroe or .! .rlvon :in extensive over-1 ...... itr:i.il?i. It I stated that taere A BROKEN RAIL ACtlDKXT. the efforts irmi' irnvernment. : U nlprk in the navy yard at Manila be- Tobacco Nearly All Houied. , ue tQofe tiie field against the pan- Vnhinirtoii. Sent. 2.The weekly ,cl, The men who actually have the immopv Arrtn 4onditirnis issued by influence among the Filipinos the Weather Bureau says: are a number of lawyers, uniuestIon- The tobacco crop has been out and abiv aoie men. housed except over limittd areas of ..j have 'a tine cane that was pre Virginla and North Carolina, where sented to me oy Aguinaldo. We. he cutting will be compleited . by Octo- ca.me truite friendly before the insur ber 1. Weather the past week has jjents became our enemies. So far as been generally favorable for curing. !nat goes, we are friends yet." And - I Dewey gave a quizzical smile. lie Tribute to tlie Honor of Worth Bagler. showed a photograph of Luna which . ' x- n c,,f on bore on the .back -an Inscription writ- ..... . . " . Tr p.n DV tne Arcnoisnop 01 .uanua. branch lodge of the National Union, ten ry ' w Dewer which is distinctively an American or- -The archbishop wtn ;l nrncnt e , , :.! s ?tf,r niir il. .1 Sffllie. cuuruidii " " Pia.nn. Yin ll- llum T'soruirm- ter, as o gdu,. 111 -; - h Snanisn fleef-would .... r. . . m i v . j-h-r n i-t -i ir-i n i 111 nniui 1 1 1 ill i v - . . . . Dewey will not be nictieu .tl t 1 l..u. . MlilMI. to any otity untu e el When h; come to Washington tiie rresldent and Secretary of the Vavv will ascertain liU deire-. Dewey will reach the retiring age December 'Jd. but the law creating the rank which he bold leaves It optional with him whether to retire or uot. He will, it U believed, prefer 10 remain the active Ht. ,...Sv-:i- in -overniaent tiartaunti tt l'moria. Tbo Wat De part men t i cmp'ciing ;neaurr uf defence. Courier are l-iag M-ni t outlying town that cannot ke r"aciea by tciegrapb. on Jlark Ilanntr Appear Xol Born to Die That way. Middleport. Ohio. Sept. 2k A train on the Hocking Valley, on which Mark Ilanna and Colonel Neviu were pas pnirers. en route to Middleport. where ti,v were scheduled to speak, narrow-1 fciit1rn itmllvrar Will nnlld a I4nk lv escaped being wrecked at Addison. I ln lt9 ictuphl and Chattanooga Line. The train was moving at high peed .. sMlt. 2d.-To.lay an ...liii :i ran oroKe. tne euu oi wnuii 1 liwnrrli tltn nmftHni f v.... -- - . , , which lianna, evin auu a nuuioer ?..nds were shiiuk. ine noor Tt'.NNKLL LOOKOIT .HOL'XTAIN Ihl men 0 the W- 01ymP5a by citizens of Olympia, inn-ton, a silver panel, which was. 'I. .111.1 i bail v u'1,roaze meaais wnicli were and nameu vonn xagie, ju houu i - ...,m nf the arth off the bv imnn,. lii. -.i, . li k,.,i nf c.iriiiinic iwiue the scum 01 uie eariii application for a charter for the Mem er of l!iU and Cbattama.ga Uadway ( 0111 . :.., .v. is nleil Jierc. The .firiHiratioti m splintered. Nod. of ... ,uMeD- - m ot talMtas Another If uaior. London. pt. .-J.-lt a:ed tht farliameut will W summoned eirly in October. , ... It W mmoretl tli.it Ictrglier of Oranze Frw Stat- fir J on the ;ol.cc patrol at Kimberly toay. Vellow Jark at Jirko. Jckv.u. MU.. Roard of Health hi nnnonaetd i claMy two new cae! of yellow fc.cr. There are severs! ppectcl are Tvelug uarrj7:y wait-i-u. .rers were injured. road from !hU Four Tien Killed In a CollUlon. okahxsa. Iowa, Sept. 5- Four lumen were kllleil and a number tF tliSJv wounded In a head-end col- .-erlOU. Vrtrf hvwtril Jtni,l 1 11 1 ..v.. " . I . .... nri.nu'on n I ixiai .via., a uiiatio" lision- on m 111 llr cast of thla city, at riireoortoeo Aianee. lliattanooga. Sept. t--Th- S .ttthera Stove Manufacturtag Aociat:ou. ina . m i Mt mtr d! hi ii 1 1 i.iri tiitvm IU POHI tli t-AM " '"" ,-Jiv tnnnr-lln- IHlU- In the hOUUl. Ulfl "rr ' ' the new road InvoUe tunneiin iwk ia . f .tl)rH are t r ti. for tbetla Jsoutnern lerv-.wij. inm ' vo " . . i. . ..r-.,-..l"lit mlle. tliUH givias i Sourheni U complete line from i Meui-j nn fhU citr. The btnkiing 11 lout Mountain. Colonel . I ataiatant general counc