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D a y to n H e r a ld . ■ n t e r r « *■ »e c o n d -rlrs » s a l t a r riBoa a i U a y ta u , O r a to n M »ke pas* L A T IR NEW S. Floods hara washed away several to a st ls Taxas. Eight parsons wars killed by a tor nado in Michigan. COIL MINERS RIOTING VÒLCANO It r a a a * e ig h t UNO« wr .«»/ni a» t k a S a M b a r a W a a t k t k a O a ir « f M e a ls e . ICIVIMÇ PEKIN RESULT OF A FALL. k~ï -t* ~~ T T . „ CALE STRICK . ____________ SAM FRAMC13C0 ATTORNEY FALLS FROM PLATPORM OP STREET I CAR—STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS. New York, Sept. 4 0 — C aptain L y d - Worst Storm Ever Known in He. of the British steamship Kin«.1 Even German Legation Will First Tragedy Occurred io Bleddyn, OREGON. DAYTON whioh arrived here today Northwestern Alaska. Bryan w ill make a determined effort Move Elsewhere. Shenandoah. brought a tale of the discovery of a sub to capture New York. marine volcano on the northeastern (h a c k * e th e .> F S ta a s B ria g a a a N a r r a a » i The latest list of Galveston’s dead sdge of the Campeche bank, a t th« r F r r e o s » t t r o a a t t i e t o * a - a e » a C a r . ¿00 PEOPLE ARE NOW HOMELESS numbers 8,860 names. STRIKERS ANU POSSE CLASH month cf the Gulf of Mexico. Th« TROOPS TO QUIT BRF0RR WINTER A F a r ta d location was 103 miles north of Cap The navy department is hurrying ves 1’aoche, th« nearest point ef lend. Th sels to the Asiatic station. N a m b » t e f L I » « » B « l l « » » t l l a H a « a H « ea C k la a » « C a g lia i I s e a S a a g lr F r is a — A a Ia ta r a a tla g C a lla a tla a a t I t a a u F ro m Volumes m ight be w ritten in praise Two F a r a o a a K i l l e d - O s a r Me Shuts laptain said that late in the efternoo- The expected dash in the strike re ‘ L o s t— L o m »« F r s p e r ly l a if September 16 he sew a greet volam F r a b a k ly L a s t A g g r a d a i» « A s * U t e T w a H a m is p k e r a » P ia a a a t a A • f * popular remedy for the creating of W e re F ir e d -T r o e e r H a re Ma gion in Pennsylvania did not occur. Over Maoo.eou. >1 vapor one mile away. I t seemed F a f t k a A m a r ia « a F a r « « . rich, new blood end the up-bnilding la a O a a S a a a a A F a n s . O rd e re d O a t by G o v e rn a r. _____■»” 0» Eight persons were drowned A t cover a apace of at least 100 loot square -------- • ef a worn out body, but tt fo doubtful Brownwood, Texas, by a flood. The The a ir was clear and the sun shinin' Seattle, Wash., Sept. 2 6 —The Chicago. Sept. 28.— The Recoid bee if anything half so convincing oonld be The state ot Oregon has contributed Rio Grande railw ay is badly cripplAd. Philadelphia, Sept. 24.— The tragedy i t the time. The vapor rose like the following from Pekin, under date demonstrated as is done by the ipter^ steamer Roanoke brings news of tits more than $3,000 to the Galveston re eating story related by M r. Edward T. most disastrous storm at Nome, it Anti-foreign leaders ate said to have that has been looked for sinoe the coal cloud of steam 60 to 76 fee* in the air ef September 16: lief fund. been appointed to positions of respon worker^’ strike begun came snddeuly The water around seemed to be perfect Changes in the plane of the allied Dudley, a practicing attorney for 25 raged With unusual violence for nearly Belle Archer, the octrees, died at the sibility and honor in China, in defiance and unexpectedly at Shenandoah tin» ly clear. commanders indicate the evacuation of years in San Francisco, w ith offices at two days op to the evening of Septum, afteruoon. A posse, hurriedly gathered Emergency hospital at Warren, Pa., of to the allies. “ Occasionally the vapor woali Pekin before the winter eeto in. The 88 City H a ll avenue. Twelvp years bar 18, and wee the severest that ever by Sheriff Toole, of Schuylkill county, Blear,” said the captain, “ and then w« apoplexy. British leaders here countermanded th e 1 *go. when 80 years of age, Mr. Dudley visited Northwestern Alaska. The Merchants* Nail A Wire Works, Three men robbed the First National of Charleston, W. V a., which have to meet an emergency, was forced to taw the water break as if over a shoal, j order for extensive winter supplies and Jost his balance while atauding upon ; A number i t barges and lighter» were Are on a mol) that was threatening Now, it is impossible that any shoe bank at Winnemnoca, Nevada, and se bean closed for two months, opened the Americans in also making evident the rear platform of a street oar, oana- driven ashore and totally wrecked. workmen on their way home under es exists there, and if it Old that wonk cured about $6,000. peeparations for departure. At the ing him to fall, striking the ground A ll along the beech for miles, both east again. About 360 men are affected. cort. A man and a little girl were in oot account for the vapor. same time ell foreign resident* have j with the hack of hia head, which and west ol Nome, the wind anil water General John A. MoGleraand died as Anita Lata, aged 18, shot and fatally stantly killed and several others fell “ The chert show* 41 fathoms o a result of old age at his home is wounded her father, John Lntx, near more or lese wounded. Sheriff Tools water near thia point, and just to th . been warned to prepare to leave Pekin, brought on a feeling of numbness and have created havoc with teuts aud ~ move I eventually paralysis, loss of memory mining machinery. A numlrer of lives legation w ill soon Springfield, 111., aged 88 years. The Ge Lansing, Kansas, because her father lost no time in calling ou tha National eastward off the bank it deepens to 80< elsewbare and the Russians are aheady and strength which, however, has are believed to have been lost. It is Guard general to send troops to aid fathoms. We watched the vapor and In an engagement with Filipinos had sent her brother away to eobeol. withdrawing to Tien Tain and differ yielded to proper treatment os explain known th at Andrew A. Ryan, p fL o i near Solonan, near the end of Laguna Direct advices from Cartbageaa, him. After a consultation, the au the occasional boiling of the water fo Angelee, was drowned. Several cap ed by him hereafter. de Bay, the Americans lost 13 killed Colombia, say tbs rebels are aotive in thorities decided to send troops to the nearly an hour, end the disturbane« ent stations in Manchuria. I t is also Feeling thankful for the good done tains end seamen on small tugs are extremely likely that the Japanese turbulent region tonight. ami 26 wounded. was still going oa as lively as-aver. II that dejiartment. September 8 they bim and realizing many others are in missing, and it ia thought they are Sbensndoab’s trouble was preci pi oertainly looked like a volcanio die w ill make the town of Nagasaki their A t Iona, I. T.» Postmaster Dismnke attacked the town, but government winter base instead of some Chinese » sim ilar condition, M r. Dudley volun lost. F olly 600 people are homeless, tated by the closing of six oollieriei tnrbance to m e.” was shot ami Instantly killed by Sam troops from Colon arrived just in time tarily tells of the benefits in his own while tbe loss to property is peer there this morning through the efforts Captain Lyddle took an observation, town as wee originally their intention. way which ia given without color or $600,000. There ia not an alley lead Ashton, a well-to-do stockman. Dis- to prevent their success. The rebels, The missionaries are protesting ef strike leaders. More w ill close to ind marks the spot as being latitude {nuke's son rushed to his father’s as who are-under General Commancho, imbellishroent as follows: ing to the beach that is not filled with - - i against this “ desertion.” w ill join hnnds with the forces of Gen morrow as a voluntary act, it is said 28.14 and longitude 87.7. sistance, and was also shot. “ After the fall from the car I passed debris. Many of the Front street From North China come reports of a on the part of the Beading Company Thirty' thousand | dollars was for eral Uribe. -Plans are proceeding for This is done at the request of Sheriff tong series of disturbances. The at It by Ms an accident that had left no buildings abutting on the beach have W O R SE T H A N A LA SKA . tempted control of the local authorities ipparent ill effects; yet a few weeks been damaged. Numerous small build warded to the governor of Texas by the another revolution for the new but un Toóle, who hopes in this manner tc recognised government. citiaens’ permanent relief committee avoid further rioting. The outlook at H a r d s h i p s a t G a ld M l e l n g l a B r l t l i t there is synonymous w ith anarchy and later, in endeavoring to get on a car. I ings were swept completely away. The G a la te a . of Philadelphia,*l*a., making the grand the country is only safe where floats foand I could not raise my foot. From damage to the buildings, tents, house Phil A. Julien, coroner of. Shyer midnight, however, is dubious, ss tbs total of cash forwarded to date by this Bow county, .Monk, and one of the best foreigners are in an ugly mood aftei New York, Sept. 86.— George H the allied flags. Native Christians are ibis time paralysis began in my feet hold effects, mercl^ndise and other oommittee $56,000. known of the old-time newspaper men the day’s*bappeuinga. Moulton, of Colorado, United State« still being attacked and besieged in tud in time my lower limbs became goods and chattels is seen everywhere Elsewhere the situation is quiet, but consul to Demarara, lu British Guiana many different places in tbe province j numb. I became pale as a ghost and along the water front, v At a meeting at Lebanon, Pa., of of the country, died suddenly at Butte it brought on a bloodless condition of The heaviest individual losers are about three-quarters of the 1,300 men of heart disease. He-wae a native o f , people pre looking for an "outbreak in has arrived in New York, being or of Chi L i. The allies are beginning to realize my system. From being a strong, probably the Alaska Commercial JDoiii- employed by the American Iron A Washington, D. C., and was 66 years the Hazleton distriot, and armed sher leave of absence. In discussing affain that the city of Pekin is, after all, an healthy man of 180 pounds, I was re pany aud the W ild Goose Mining & Steel Company, who struck August 1 of age. He worked on the Washington iff’» deputies are much in evidence in British Gnisna M r. Moulton said: ‘ ‘The rush to the gold fields of B rit empty prise. Communication between duced to 146 pounds, end my doctor Trading Company. A serions loss is -against a reduction of wages from $4 Republican in tha early daye of that there. The Reading Company has abont ish G umum and Yenetnela, which wai the foreign foroee, the envoys And th« told my wife that it waa only a ques the disappearance of over 3,000 tons of to $8 a ton for puddlers, it was agreed paper, and on other papers at the capi tal. H e had been on newspapers in discontinued the sale of coal for future expected to follow the settlement. o: empress government ia next to impossi- tion of time when I should have to take coal. to go back to work at the rate offered, Montana for about 16 years. delivery, and tonight's rioting almost the Venezuelan bouodaryjfRtpute, failU jJ e . _Th.e new capital in the piovinoe to my be«l. My wife asked if was I ) Captain Frenob, in oommand of the $8 a ton. Shen Si is 400 miles from Pekin end polug to die, and he said, ’No, hot the troops, has thrown open the government The surgeon-general’s office of the certainly means the shotting off oi ed to materialise. The new boundary General Vilioen, who succeeded fixed by the arbitration eburt i t quiet the journey has to be made by oart, ohances are that he w ill lie on the flat reservation to those rendered homeless coal handling a ll over the anthracite has no ___________ information Lon is Botha in the suprene oommand ever department . __ ___ sf his beck for 20 years.’ 1 thought 1 by tbe storm, and w ill extend such ly accepted by the people of Venezuela, whioh requires at least 60 days of the Transvaal forces, is reported to regading the epidemic of yellow fever field, at least. There has been -a change in the would fool him . Medicines prescribed other aseistanee ss ls possibly and no further dispute is likely to be moving northward in the direction Havana. Private advices indicate I'a r t lr a la r s 'o l th a Itlo t. arise. Gold mining is still being pros American front in the direction of an by tbe doctors and taken by me did no of Hectorsprnit, w ith 8.000 men and »hat the outbreak it serious. The S T R U O K BY A T O R N A D O . Shenandoah, Pa., Sept. 24.— A sher ecuted in the British Guiana golc sggressivenose which w ill probably be {odd, end my system was so drained, 80 guns. H e is known as “ the fire- fever exists in the best parte of the oity iff’s posse fired on a crowd of riotoui fields, and a faw Americans are there, tbe lest important demonstration before my blood so impoverished end I was a B a r n D r o p p a d o n a B a l a a n l a a M l o k - brand,” and w ill endeavor to protract and among Americans who have gone men near here this afternoon, killing trying to make their fortunes. Tbs the evefcuetion. General Wjiann, with fo debilitated that at the time 1 started . , J8M Tq<g«- . ; there. I t Is said at the war depart two,persons and wounding seven others. the war. yield of those gold fields is about $2,- 800 United States infantry. 600 B rit » t a k e Dr. .W U U aw s'ttnk Pills for ment no fears Are entertained of a Minneapolis, Sept. 26.— A special to Superintendent Adam Boyd, inside In the North China Daily News, L I 000,000 a year. A ll the gold i t secured ish and six guns, slightly aided by a Pale People, if 1 fell down I could not Hong Chang is reported ss having said serious outbreak among the American foreman for the railway, and breaker by placer mining. German ooluinn, marched against the poeribly t get np again unassisted. I the Times from Faribault, Minn., says: Meager details have just reached that as China could not possibly pay troops, as they are outside the city and bosses James and W illiam Mitchel], o r “ Mining fta British Gnjane is attend Boxer city of Pel Ta Chu, 16 miles x>ald*soaroely walk a block. Now 1 indemnity whioh w ill be demanded not in the infected districts. Surgeon- Indian Ridge oollieiy, at 8:80 o’clock ed by the gieatest difficulties end bard-1 northwest of Pekin, end snrrouuded it 'an walk three or four miles witboat hero of a catastrophe which visited the from beri there w ill be no alternative General U tern berg does not think there this afternoou were returning home ships, and there ia also some danger tc j w ith the intention of capturing an fatigue and as yop see, oen lift my village of Morristown, 10 miles west need be any apprehension concerning from work when - they were n u t a t tbs bn| » give territory instead of money,- life. The gold fields ere* a ll nt aom« arsenal there. A oourier reports to leg end am altogether a different man of Faribault, shortly, after 6 o’clock Lehigh Valley station by a mob w ilb distanch in the interior. To reach j day that General W ilson’s attack was —and a ll from eight or nine boxes of this evening. The village was sfruck in whioh case Japan would got Shin the spread of the disease. by a tornado and a barn was'raised in King, Russia would - be given Shin The powers are planning to evacuate sticks aL<f stones. The mine officials them the minere have to travel through successful from the first. There were Dr. W illia m s ’ l ’ills. Abont throe drew revolvers and fired. The mob be swamp lauds and dense brush, whiot no losses on the foreign side. Kiang, and Thibet would go to Eng Pekin. years ago I sew Dr. W illia m s ’ Pink the a ir and droppfed directly on top of. came furious, after one of its numbei land. For the present e ll campaign plans Pills advertised in a Sen Fiancisoo Paul Gataeke’s saloon, where 16 peo Railroaders may join the striking was shot, and attempted to close in aie infested by alligators, enormoui reptiles and wild beasts. Everything mean guerilla warfare. Both tbe m ili pafbr and decided to try them, and ple bad taken refuge from the storm. Llyod Grisoom, United States eoal miners. on the officials. They ran up Lloyd the miners carrv elung has to be-'packed tary end the topographical situation id from what I have (¡old yon of my con Tbe saloon oollapeed, end e ll its occu charge d’affaires, at Constantinople, Spoken«, Wash la visited by a tei street to O ’H arra’s stable, where they by men. British Guiana is no plac« China forbid anything else. dition, yon can imagine how week end pants were buried In - the debris. At Turkey, hai made verbal representa rilile wind storm. present it fo said that eight dead bodies were imprisoned for two hours. The for« American inineis. y They oen dc Efforts at pacification have resulted pal« 1 was. tions to the porte, dnuiuuding the .-re Anglo-American troops defeated thè“ ® 0*’ threatened to burn the stable, and bettor in Colorado or Montana.” in the return of a small number of peo “ After trying D r. W illiam s’ Pink and three injured perrons have been lease of an Armenian, who, it is claim Sheriff Toole, with 36 deputies,'arrived ple to business. The jealous guarding Pills, 1 could see in a very short time Qiken from tbe ruins. ' < ed. is a naturalised American citiaen, Boxers at Psi Ta Chu. B IG B LAST E X P L O D E D . and dispersed them,'and the mine offl The storm came without warning, o f tbs forbid len city by the allies that) I was picking np color and my * and who was arrested upon the charge The British troops occqpy Koomatl- oials went to tbeir bom**." from a southwesterly direction. The of belonging to the Armenian zevoln- pooit without opposition. N e a r ly SO.eee Cnbla VarS» af B a a l makes the C*>I»*s* believe that the health and general system was tnnch . The sheriff took the posse to Indian foreign leaders are afraid to dsss crate improved. 1 did not change my diet, length of its path in the village was W a s Ijls la d g a il. . tionary committee. An investigation Boxers and other anti-foreign Chi- Ridge colliery and escorted some work It. .has been ordered and il tha prisoner is nor did 1 take any other medioine, aud lees than half a mile, but, owing to Pueblo, Colo., Sept. 36.—A special nese are in imperial favor. men op Centre street. As they again The American authorities here in found to be an American citiaen be I can assert that as a blood maker and its peculiar action, the distress and English and Germent exprese diseat- tha Lehigh Valley station th« to the Chieftain from Texas Creek, tend to urge the severe punishment of builder np of the system, they are in damage reenfoing wero not as great a» w ill be released. Colo.. where Orman A Crook a re m ak* men hurled atones at the deputies and ' r isfactlon at American attitude the persons guilty of tbe Pao Ting Fu valuable, aa my increase in weight they might have been.' Count von Waldersee hasreaohed 4 shot was also fired from a saloon. ing the grade for the Rio Grand» murders. Summary vengeanoe w ill, from 145 to 186 pounds 1 oan lay to The storm made jumpe of one block, i Further violence in the Shenandoah, The deputies then opened fire. They branch to Silver Cliffe. eeys: Hong Kong. , 11 they can effect it, be exacted for tbe nothing else than Dr. W illiam s' Pink but whenever it came down every- i Pa., ooal distriot prevented by the ar A t 4:66 P. M. one of the largest thing was crumbled by the power of hautened toward May street, in the .. The yellow fever situation in H a rival of troope. slaughter of the Simcoxee end the Pills. vana is decidldly unfavorable. meantime firing over 600 shots, and shots ever used in ra ilw a y constructiox Hodgea end Pitkin party. , J*‘I have recommended them to hun the wind. .A barn tielonging to D r. J --------------------------------------- . 4 ’ was fired in tbe Texas Creek oanyon The A atoria, O r., ooal bunkers, vei Dargabel on the outskirts of the village dreds whoee blood was impoverished, British and • Boers are fighting for ned at '$80,000, were completely de the mob hurling missiles of ell kinds. There were 640 keg's of blasting pow- M a e h F ra e a rty O a a *ra y « 4 . One man and a little g irl were found whose system was run down aud who was the first structure destroyed.- I t the possession of.Komatipoort. stroyed by tire. Scranton. Texas, SepL 35.— A olqpd- lying dead after the shooting. The der used, besides a quantity of giant needed building up, and shall continue' was picked up and carried a block, powder, which altogether dislodged burst In the valley of tbe Neuoea rlyer The work of clearing away the A stevedois in Portland, Or., drowned crowd was finally dispersed and the to do so, as I believe they are the best leaving tbe floor nninjnred. with two nearly 20,000. cnbic yards of rook. Saturday night did much damage to wreckage in Galveston progresses. boroes standing on it. Before roacbiifg from a (ailing scaffold. Ten other» sheriff and the deputies retired to (he medicine in tbe- world fqr that " {Ee Gatseke'saioon there it a two-story Ferguson House, the most prominent The blast was pronounoed a thorough property, and also, according to re pose.” Herman Petersdorf, a farmer living narrowly escaped, * building, which was left untouched. . hotel in Shenandoah. Dining the rjo t success. Alt trains on the main lin« ports received here, resulted id* loss of Signed, near Junction City, Or., murdered his E D W A R D T. D U D L E Y . By settlement of the wage soale, All the people killed aud Injured lu windows were broken,, buildiuga were .stopped by signal several m il« life on ranches in that vicinity. Tbe wife. Subscribed and sworn to before me 60,000 iron and steel workers w ill ro- each side of the oanyon, and all th« Neuoes at Uvalde rose 26 feet in two Morristown were in the saloon, having wrecked and a number of persons were thia 10th day of Jnly, 1900. President Mitchell, of the United '■ some work in Ohio. 11 ..... ~'" livestock in the camp was removed t< honre time and broke, the bridges.' • A hurriwlly taken refuge there wnen the JU S T IN GATES, Notary Publie, Mineworkera, saya 118,000 men are on a safe distance. Contrary to expecta number of randbes were inundated and Four masked men held np anexprosi •torin was seen on toe outskirts of the T ro o p « O rd ered O o t. strike. tions, the report was not heavy, a l one English sheepman, Ethelbert Mac In and for the city and county of San village. There were 16 people in tlie car on the Burlington route, near L in Franoisco, state of California.. Harrisburg, Pa., Sept. 34.— Three though the shook was felt plainly on Donald, together with some Mexican Germany demands that the Chineae coln, Neb., and a very large snm wai regiments of infantry, a battery and a surrouning mountain sides. Quite t sheepherders, are seid ' to have lost A ll the elements necessary to give structnro at the tim e the storm struck. responsible for the outrages be.deliv secured. . , / ' troop ol cavalry were ordered out at new life and riohnesg to the blood and The building was crushed like an egg ered up. party from Pueblo and other point* their Ives on a ranch in the mountains E . J. Clough, ef Arlington, Or., esti midnight by Governor Stone to assist restoie shattered nerves are contained, shell. Before the building fell three Seventy-two new coal mines have mates the wheat crop of Gilliam coun Sheriff Toole in maintaining order in had arrived to view the spectacle, near Brackett. Reports from a oolony in a oondensed form, in Dr. Williams* people managed to esca;*, but the been opened in Prussia this year, in ty at 1,000,000 bushels. Home think the Schuylkill region. This action was whioh was mSgnifioent. No injuriei of nomadic Indians say that two lost Pink Pills for Pale People. They are others are found in the lists of dead creasing tbs output for 1000 by 2,600,- the output w ill reach 1,600,000 bush taken after a confereboe between the resolted, though a showey of small their lives. also a specific for troubles peculiar to and injured. stones, which followed (be explosion 000 tons. After leaving the saloon the storm els. _ .______ _ W a n d a ra d A e r u i th a C a a a trg . governor, Adjntant-General Stewart covered a radius of a half mile. females such as suppressions, irregular The transport Thomas sailed from Denver, Sept. 25.— P. Charles ities and all forms of weakness. They, crossed the street and destroyed the The United States transport Port snd General Uobin, on the urgent so S h ot H l. B r o .h a r -1 -...w . Murphy, a New York undertaker, and build up tbe blood and restore the glow barn of J. G . Temple, and took the roof San Francisoo for Manila w ith 1,648 I Albert sailed from Seattle for the P hil licitation of the sheriff, the borough New Whatcom, Wash., Sept. 36.— souMof Felix Murphy, ex-assembly- of health to pale and sallow cheeks. from the barn of W. M . Bigoli. It enlisted qieo, 107 oabin passengers ippines with 600 calvary horses and a xmncil of Shenandoah and many and $1,200,000 in treasure. cargo of forage and commissary sup prominent residents of that locality. J? t drunken quarrel a t Blaine last man of the Second distriot. New York, In men they effect a radical cure in all then crossed the Cannon river and de night, Thomas Betrand shot his broth- has tieen wandering aimleasly over the oases arising from mental worry, over stroyed the barn of Adam Snyder, k ill Emperor W illiam has pardoned a plies. R u s s ia n T r e a s u r e S e e k e rs , er-in-law, Frank Adams, with a re- country since early in July. Yester- work or exoesaes of whatever nature. ing several hogs. The storm then German-American named Schuh, in Firs destroyed the large grainhonse San Francisco, Sept. 24.— Three Rns- volver, the ball enteribg between tbs day be appeared at police headquarters Dr. W illiam s’ Pink Pills are sold in passed off to tbe northeast, and did do K iel. After 20 years’ absence, Sohuh and elevators on th« Atlantic dock, »ians, Maro Gurohowitcb, Joe Feld- sixth and seventh ribs, passing through attired in overalls and jumper, bis boxes (never in loose bulk) a t 50 cents a further damage. Before reaching tbe had visited his relatives and been sen Brooklyn, causing a lota of $100,000 to mann and Robert Schonb, have reached tbe left luug and lodging near th* hands calloused from hard work, and box or six boxes for $3.50, and may be town the storm descended on the farm tenced to six months’ imprisonment for buildings and contents. Forty-five this city in search of a phantom for heart. Adams will die. Betrand bad asked to have his wife communicated had of a ll druggists or direct by mail of John Olsen and killed a hired man contravening the army regulations. thousand bushels of oats were de tune of $86,000,000. Eight years ago been drinking during tbe day. * Going w ith and told of hia oondition. He from Dr. W illiam s Medicine Company, named I ’eterson. stroyed. they saw in the Warsaw Courier a out on tbe street hp met Adams and Major Edward E. Dravo, commis F o r a s t a n d O ra » a F lr a . remembered nothing sinoe the Fourth Schenectady, N. Y . 1 • sary of subsistence, who bas just ar The United States transport Grant statement that one Yakob Massek commenced to abuse him, following it of July, which he spent in New York, ■ Santa Rosa. C al., Sept. 26.— A for rived at Sen Francisco from the Phil arrived at San Francisoo from the Harowits, whose heirs they claim to up by drawing his revolver and shoot Q n a r a n t ln a In N a a a d a . until he suddenly realised while stroll est and grass fin which has been burn ippines, has been ordered to New York Philippines and Chine, bringing bom* be, died in America, leaving the sum ing at him three times, only one bal’ Reno, Nev., Sept. 22.— Dr. J. E. ing along tbe streets of Denver that he ing in the. vicinity of Occidental tbe for assignment to duty as chief oom- over 600 discharged soldiers, including mentioned. Later the story waa re taking effect. Betrand is in ja il. II» was in a strange city. He attributes Cohn, quarantine officer for California, (met throe days today assumed vast missary of the department of the East, 300 siok end wounded and 80 deed peated by a dying millionaire in Chen- Is a half-breed Indian, and both he and and D r. M. P. Matthews, secretary of bis mental lapse to excessive use of proportions. The tire has covered a to relieve Major David L. Brainerd, bodies. There were 11 deaths during tsahln, and oonvinoed of the truth, the his viotim have bad reputations. patent bitters prescribed by a physician the state board of health, of California, space of about 100 miles square, and Is oommiseary of subsistence. Ruaeians have come to the far west, tha voyage. » are here to inspect all westbound trains as a tonic. F i r a H u lc l d a » l a O l a D a y . estimated to have done over $36,000 The department of the interior is to guard against the possible introduc damage. Only by hard work was the Methuen completely route«I a Boer end with their legal representatives New York, Sept. 26.— There were are seeking foi clews to the alleged L a s t « ■ t k a U r a n S H a n k s . taking steps to prevent the further suf convoy at H art river, weat of Klerks- tion of smallpox in their state. Small- many suicides in New York today. town of Occidental saved. The fire is fering among the Pima Indians on the dorp. and recaptured a 16-pounder loot I treasure. SL Johns, N. F ., Sept. 36.— An un poxs fo said to be very prevalent in now traveling aontb. owing to a strong Magnus Swenaen, a cabinet maker, Sacton reservation, Arizona, caused by at Colanso. He also captured 26 wag Green River, Wyo.. and several oases known American fishing vessel found B a llo o n A c e ld a n t a t S tr a e t F a ir . drowned himself in the North river, north wind. The North Pacific rail a scarcity of irrigation water. Col ons, 8,000 cattle, 4,000 sheep, 20,000 Chicago Sept. 24.— A special to the after tying his own hands with flsb ered on the Grand Banks in last week’s have developed in tbe eastern part of road lost miles of track, in addition to onel E. H . Graves, of that department, rounds of ammunition and 88 prison pimes-IIerald from St. Joseph Mich., lines. George Burick, an insuranet gale and all of her crew, abont 20 in tbe state. two long irostles, one 319 feet, ami who is at Phoenix making an examin ers. leys: Professor L. J. Kafcler a young solicitor, shat., himself in Totnpkim number, perished» The French “ bank other 800 feet in length. L a o th a r T r a s * K a d a a a s B zp a n a a » . ation ol the oonditlona on the reserva e r,” Thornton F. Jard and 16 of her balloonist died lost night from injuries sqnaie. H e hsd been oomplsining re Three oounty bridges are in ruins, A special dispatch from Leirencc New York, Sept. 2 2 .^ A t a rooent tion and reporting any method of relief sustained earlier in tbe day by a fall cently of a carboncls on his neck crow were lost, while six escaped. The snd^gbout 18 farms have tieen swept Marques says that Boers arriving there meeting of the directors of the A m eri that is practicable, has investigated from his balloon while making an John Myer took poison in a Third ave schooner Eddie lost throe men. Tbe thoroughly and bas planned a system report that collisions ”are occurring on tscension. A street carnival was in can Hide A Leather Company, it waa elean of their buildings aud crop«. schooner Dolphin svas dismasted and nue note), then turned on the gas and decided to reduce operating expenses The towns of Freestone, Bodega aud by which the underflow in the Gila the frontier between Poitugusee troop» progress, and over 6,000 people had was found dead later. James Camp lost five men. A number of other ves by about $160.000 a year. Today I t Sebastopol are in immediate danger. river may be raised to the surface in and buighers, whom the former wish fathered to witness tbe as oen «ion, bell fatally shot bimseir in Centra, sels were greatly damaged and many of summer and a supply of water devel to disarm on entering Portuguese ter which was one of the features. Kahler was announced that 28 aooountants Nearly 1,000 people are fighting tbe park. H e had been drinking, Edward lh# fl*hermen who w « « sway in boats ritory. Several have Been wounded employed in tbe local auditing depart fire. oped sufficient to irrigate many hun C e n tra l ove,hM,1“< *heir trawls when tbe gale (■ one of four brothers who have met j Schwars also ended his life in and further fighting is feared. dreds of acres now uncultivated. i ment had been discharged and that tbe arose were drowned. Germany believes a ll the powers but ita th through falling from a balloon. park. ■ ----- - - —————— t department had been moved to Chicdfeo. America wH I approve her policy. W r e c k H lo c lta a C h a n n e l. F i v e T r a m p * K l l l a d . Mayor Jamas G. Woodward, of At- Rev. George B. Cutting, a young T k r a a r « a ) n r B a la fe ll. Illg Flra la^Naw T o r k . • • * F a ra a n s F a r la k a il. Port Huron, Mich., Sept. 34.— The Cincinnati,' O., Sept. 34.— la s clergyman in New Haven, Conn., has lanta, Ge., was impeached for intoxf- Calcutta, Sept. 14.— Tbe extraordi New York, Sept. 33.— Five police St. Louie, 8ept. 26.— Dispatch«» barge Martin, in tow of tbe steamer freight wreck on tbe Queen A Crsscenl nary rainfall in Northern India has not discovered in hypnotism a cure for the cation. men were overcome by smoke todav in from Neuoee river valley, Texas, say Maurice Grover, was sunk in tbe route a t Sadieville, K y ., today, fiv« c ig a rette h a b it. Tbe Lehigh Valley railroad has «fcbl- rapids at the entrance of the St. C lair oeased for four days. H a lf the city of the fire at what fo known aa tbe Ter tramps were killed and a sixth badls Calcutta is submerged and even in the minal stores, a warehouse block bound in a little Mexican village. La Aigle, Bethel Baptist ohuroh at Fairview, ished the custom of carrying newsboy» river tonight by the steamer Yum». injured. on Gallardo creek, a branch of the I northern part the streets are flooded to ed by Twenty-ssventli and Twenty- Neuces, not a bouse fo left standing ar K y ., built a« a memorial on the site of on trains. Captain James Lawless, W illiam Rosa, a M a n e k a a t a r C a t t a n S n ie a a r a . * depth oeptn ol three feet. Many bouses tlglrih streets and One Hundred and s result of the flood. A Mexican fam Jefferson Davis’ birthplace, was de The largeet portion of tbe town ol Mrs. Bacon (cook), and one sailor are * * . eollapsed. col,.BpMd- Thus Thn* *heie has Tenth and One Hundred and Twentieth ily of four and two American campers, stroyed by lightning. Whitewood. N. W. T ., was demolished missing. The Yuma crashed into the 1 Manchester, Eng., Sept. 34.— A fts *,, have the meeting of the cotton spinners hen I**0 , * *’ ttle loss of life, although as ■venues. The fire loss fo estimated at »uppoeed to have been deer hunter» by a tornado. itarboaid side of the Martin and she Rev. Dr. Franoie 8. McCabe, e Pros- ' ......................................... th* r*,ln * « 7 heavy, there is 1320,000. The stock, principally J „ . from Eagle Pass, perished. All effort» Exports from tbe United States dur went down like a log. Navigation today,-it was decided to recommend byterian clergyman wall , known considerable apprehension. I t is esti- nituro and carpets in the buildings •«. »° <•» word from Brackettiville, which that all the members of thetrads usiug ihrongn the channel is blocked. The ing the past fiscal year increased tc throughout the west, died at hia home I” ( 86 incl”” ol » ‘« l» v e tia>ated at several millions, fo Stored wreck w ill have to be blown up in or- American cotton stop tbeir mills foi was wrecked by a flood a year ago, in Topeka, Kansas, aged 77 years. , erery section ol the Elobe. fallen in O alen tta.________ by a number of teed ing New ier to clear the channel. tbe first 13 workiug days of Ootober. (ailed, owing to the washing sway of . w ------ York The Paapack Smith lamily held a re Mrs. Mary M oGill waa killed in W . H. D u a lm , A r r a a t a S . bouses. «< The bnllding alone coat »he telegnph wires. W a a ta O a M ta F a g . A n o t h e r S to r m In T a a n a . Maryville, Mo., by the shock ol the union at Peapaok, N. J . , and 2,800 $1,1.00,000. The principal losers are Chicago. Sept. 85.— W . H . Dunton, , D Havana. Sept. 26.— Porto Rico’s de were present. Fort Worth, Texas, Sept. >4.— F r e a k F . S a rg a a « K a -K le r tr S . news that her son, James McGill, had are said to mand on Cuba for tbs repayment o’ Whose extravagances - ----------------— — have »« . ! Smith Bro* on ___ ________ antique furniture, and Des Moines, la ., Sept. 35.— Tbe con died suddenly at Jetmore, Kansas. Throe men dying from thirst were frin ity river, at ihie point, has risen more than $2,800,000 adavnoed tc “ ""Tf ,h* of George S. Forbes, ,E hrich general furniture stock vention of tbe Brotherhood of Locomo icksd up on the desert 60 miles bom .'0 feet since last night on account of Spain to conduct m ilitary operation» # 1#r ol th# National Bank, ln rtorM*- In ibe'past year, according to au lt-h o u r rain, inundating the river tive Firemen today raised tbe salary of I Peso, Texes. uxainst Cabs hae been the source of W7?' ont °* ,riw ”lship for Dunton, is 1 ------------ -- — --------- thority, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, xittom in s portion of tbe city. Hun- the grand master to $6,000 and re elect- »he latter in mis- „ • <*•••«••«. Forest flies that have been raging in Irods of families have been driven out. considerable amusement. Cabans aro * * W ,o b * * * Princeton, Pennsylvania and Cornell Tucson A ris ., Sept. 3 2 .- J . D . ed Frank P. Sargent for the n in th con universltiss expended $804,248 on ath the Yellowstone National Park hav* rhree persons are reported drowned, asking why they should r e p a y ____ appropriating $30,000, was captured to- secutive term. day at Old Point Comfort, Va. letics? beta axtinguiabed. When I'ieger and two Mexicans were this af- rhe water fo spreading over half a mile lent to the enemy for the express pur ^ ° Onk ®niP»g«d eni£>" * 1 , in ln •» ‘ Ptying a cess- pose of subduing them. General Wood arrested by the United States marshal tenwon The steamship Ohio arrived at Seat >f oountry. Arthur J. Rioe, a prominent New F lr a la a M l a k l g a n T a t r a . ----- •- w ill return the document« forwarded Dunton — was —1 ashore from the yacht ’ pool, whan ona of the Mexicans was form Nome with 888 peesengers end York business man, was drowned at tle treeeare eetimated a* $3.Sw.OOO. Omar, Mich., Sept. 26.—The buti Ne had been cruising from Washington to Governor Allen, ol M,or5""’ 24.— Dr. Albert pool. Brighton Beach while bathing. It is with friends. Tha informati«« of tha lo his »«.I.« ! F°rti< >n ol this village was de- Porto Rico, together w ith a memoran tbe most faninne Mexican thought the drowning was the result of About oue-third of the gold came from G iL L ^ i ' : by Hr* today. The loss l.$60,- this eonntry died at his dum couched in diplomatic language ®*Pri»w was givea oul here by the •noe and also fell In . Gieger then his false teeth dropping into hie throaL Name. The K lo M ike o o .tiib .le d the 000. hank. Dunton w ill ba brought hack made an attempt toma in this city today. He was 11 pointing out that »bln strangling h ia . but in f age any action in bare, where hn bas n wifeapd chlldron. Sil throe tbeir lives by asph^fo- American in tbe Philippi" la-4Pst 10 days are about 100 EVENTS OF THE DAY • u fH Darin borne cir library the Chi* record i De ' Shake in a powder I new eh corns and fort discot feet, bib F o o t-F nail», *« We have« w hile you stores sell be mall.' K o y, N. ' Hungary small qc the vicinl tbe i DBAS By local ■ dweaaed i w ay to c u r tlo n a l re u i gam ed conf Kuataehli gamed jro lect h e a rln , deal n e n 1»1 tlo n r a n be Its n o rm a l < lore t e r ; nil c a ta r r h ,w l c o n d itio n « We w ill | eaae o ( 1 Soldi UaU'sl From In St. far more i factretj th quarter in. 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