fijjjlY 10 1 nm 1 611 IE FORTS m'j?JZZZL-.m TRARFDY Iff JfTPIKf Iresult of a fall 4
Is Not Ready t0 Withdraw
From uuna.
ISSUES
A CIRCULAR NOTE
jnclll",",,,M rrlliiiliiiiiy In II..
llniilHK I'"'"'
IHpIHi, 'it. SO. Tin foreign olllt'o
,'rn iiiiiKiuiu'lnu tlmt tlio German gov
'puirut oiiiMltlnrn Hint mi luilihpuiiHit
ut pioliiiiinnO' l" 1,1,1 '"'Kiiinliiu' of
tr() JMMtllltlllllH Witll Clllllll IM till)
dtlliermK "l t'lOMi who tvum ruxpou-
liMu lor I"" oiiiii'g""- "" ,ui "i mo
..i..,niiilii' notis iin tlui North Gorman
OttZf tte glcn It. ,M im folloWHt
"IliO !Oti rnmt m in mu uinpornr
hch! liM'timliiiiry to untiring iim.ii
(jljjoiuiilio relation wmi lilt) i;niuoMe
' ... .i.... m. ...... . ... v . .. ........
rtUfrllHH I' t'N... ll"n" numb
l ritlivortMl up who huvii boon protd
In it tliu original "ml Nial instigators
(i tlio uuimgi'H nKtilllHt liitiirinitliitiiil
lr ulni'li I"1" oot'iimiil ia l'fkln.
Hie duiii'iit "I thomi who with merely
luntruiiD'iitiil in carrying out thtiMi out
new ik '"" t!""t Wholcwilo i.xuuii
tlou would Imi contrary lo tint civilized
cnDft'ifiu'ti mill tliu uiruiiuiHtinu'OM of
forbii group "' Iwi'lerii oaiinot bo com
llftrly ascertained, hut a few whorio
alH 1 iittrlittiM nlirtulil I id ilullverud up
IDli Jllllllfllfll. 'I'll" r'pi'i'MntativuH of
i tb power lit Putin iimi ill ii ixmitlou
loiiliu r bring forwiird convincing
I tvldflll-f. UN ll'CN llllKirtllllUII llttltclllH
to tliu liuiiilitir puulMiiul thiiii their
cfcunii'ttrit us HiMriiitiuiitM or icatit.rH.
Tin gincrninetit believes it run fount
cu tlie u ii ii ii i in 1 1' ol nil tlio I'liliiliiitN in
rrraril to this olnt. Inasmuch un in-dllTi-relieu
I" tliu 111 eu of J lint ntonu
incut olil tin 'iii vutuiit to iudilTur
tare to a repetition of it crime. Thu
jowmiiciit propoiun, therefore, tlmt
the rulillictB roiicurnud should instruct
tlit-lr ri'iiri-M'iitatlvox lit Poklll to lndl
itf tllOI-V leading Chilll'SO pomouaitoi
(rem whose guilt in instigating inn)
wr-t trnuuK outrages U (loiilit Ih pro
Cu.IkI VON 1SCL0W."
'Hie iiotti Iiiin ln'i'ii M'lit to tliu (Hr-
fT.au einliai-Mt-t at Wiinhini;toii, Lou
id. t. I'ftcrnlniru, l'lirin, Homo,
itimu hikI Tokio.
118.000 MEN AftE IDLE.
I'd.i.n Itunln Mlnrr' Slrlkn l On In
l ull IUhiI.
l'liil.iilrlpliiii. hopt. 20. The luniU-t
'I Un' Mnku mivh that at llio L'liil of the
.ecmii 1iiv j'lK.oOO of thu 1 -11,01)0
uiltiewm ki-rs in tliu alithraoitu lltililn
rt- iiilu No teprui-oiitiitivu of tho
n.iiip iiirnlor- iimiIju- u htiitutnt'iit foi
their Mill-ul tho iinittiir. lint llnlhiiliml
liulueuwiii-M iliHpnto tho Hlrikurn' lit,'-
frri-h kui-iiii, tlinr.. urn tnfir.. liif-ti ill
kcu tlian thu union lt'iiJcin will a li
mit. 'Hie llrnt nilvaucu in tho prlco ol
aiil. n k a ri-Milt of thu Htriliu, win
mailu liy tliu J'hiluiltilphiii & licitilliiK
jCoal Ciiiiipauy today, l!5 cpntH ur ton
flii mlilu.l. Thi-i iiilvanco was
nimptl.v nu t tiv tho local dcalerH, who
;lnacai.fl tho tirico to conauiiiurH &U
entri a ton.
A cioud appear on tho otherwise
iMcefni liorizon in tho tlmpo of a ro
rt liom 1 Iiirrlebiirj4 that it hittui feel-
tg la ileveloidnu botwceii tho union
fin! iinniinion inen in tho LykciiH din
tmt, Imati'il In tlio upper etui of Dan
liln county, and involving about 'J.COU
ainr.vHrkurH.
A i-om-t'H-ion whh voluntarily tiriint
M Did n.flOO i-iiiplnyuH of tho Lehlnh
P'al mill Nuvij;atiiii Company iu tho
piuii went of Munch Chunk, who
Mil hen-after work II) bourn 11 ihiv for
coiitemiont incrc'iii-o in cnrnintrH.
Jttfo Mitiii were iinoranized, and had
'Otprui-oiited liny KrfovaiiccH.
iruii to ita doclaration iniiiln 1 in lore
I'letttiko whh ordered, tho Philadol-
"U & Jtoadlnj: Couiimiiy today
fft-glit Ha muloH tn tho Hiirfaco in tho
o mine,, in Hliiunokln that had boon
wed by tlio dtriko. and announced
tat they will bo nuriiiiiiiontlv abau-
oned, This autlon makes it uocuseary
r'thi) minnrK who huvo boon working
ii tliofo colliorioa to seek work else-
fhcro.
The action of tlio 400 or COO era
tojeaof the Wost Knd Coal Company
1 MocHnumia. noar WilkosbaiTo. in
I'lcking to their work atanda out
eminently as tho busy featuro of an
omwIro idlo torrltorv. Thov ay
they havo no Briovauooa, havo at-
JS received tzood treatment from
''ir einployors, nnd, tboroforo, rosiat
y etiort to luduoo thorn to atriko.
IliKlll-ron tlon In Sulvilitor.
Pan Dieco. Sent. 10. Tho stoamor
eroilt brines o storv of tho suwiros'
ou Of nil Inplnlnnt. Inmirrnr-.tlnn lit Pni.
vlor. Minis tnr 'of War fiaatro was
!' instigator of n plot to romovo tho
I'escut nresidont. Tbomaa ltomilado.
1 llttVO himnnir nrnntnininil urnMidnnt
tlie republic, lu liia plan's to brinu
llt tho iimiirrnntlnii. flnHtro doomed
Noccsmiry to romovo tho colonol of
Dnrracks, nnd shot hiin down iu
"'J lllood. Tt. u-nii not Irnnvvn until
f'er his nrrcut for that crime tlmt tho
'irdcr was a part of tho plot to ovor-
ww the profinnt Bovorumeut, but
'9 illlnGtliMilr.. 4 hot '.Unit-nil tt...
"0'8 Bchoniovas unearthed. Oaetro
' 'ound guilty of murder nnd nt 5
"lock the nfteruoon of Poptomhor U
8 Bliot bv order of tho nreaidont.
19 dMth of tho londor brought tho
batoned inaurrootiou to n close.
Solillora lllown Up,
London. Rn.it. 9rvn'lin ttrtttflb pnm.
fMernt T,,lfl, ,i,1nH tlmt n fnticuo
"''y ongagod iu destroying gunpowdor
. "US Uhmv li.ia hno.i l.lnw.i nil.
INeen were kinn,i nmi na liHnrad bv
' 'xploslon.
Lincoln, NU,
"' I Ion. W. J,
Si.pt
(). '' (( ott()r
Itrvnn
"ottiocrutiu
'ICfUptillg Hill
nomination i,,f .....i... ....
ii'ii.. ..i
.... ' ' lHhUliim,.ii7,.,l
'I 111 V tWIII Milt In, .... .
V. Itllll 111 L I.. I
ax mi ou-M!
'I'I'o platfi.mi adopt,,,! Ilt K(II1N . (...
;;,u .7 .-S n3
"I'piowu. It (-(iiiriu,,.,,.,.!,, .,
Uhii ..... """" 1'ieuiH Ul
nuiorn
inn couiitrv uiul
"tatUH uhmrly
"Mil without iiiulilmiitv
on paity'H poHltlon
I'OIIMllloriMl.
on uvory ijUDitfou
'I'lio platform very proprlv Klvos
Vwiulnm to thu tniHt ,,et! . TI.5 up
l . Krowth of co..,Wtl. nZ
, n "U',U ""rll, ," l'r("ul"
Inl at.,,,, vtWM ,0,1(!11Mlv(!,y lhnt
I'" Itupu . U,,n ,,ltrty ,a,kH rltl()r t,
lr or tl, ..i.Uity t0 )lca, , , ,
eniuHtloii I'lTot-tlvuly.
Tin. 1 Itoimiiimtie p,,rty llinkpN WHr
1 pon hoiiOHtly acouiicl wunltli: omlh,,.
ilonu It 1, , "in, uL-uiiur
. .. 1 , , ''"'ImrruhH rori)iatlons
Y'BBii in ii'niilinate hiiHinewi but it
..... n r.miMi iiKiiitist coriK)ratlonH on
turiiiK K,llt,; ,, MttuiiiiHiiiB to an.
Hiinie coutmi f tho liiKtriiniontatlltieH
Of pilVltltliiu-lit,
Tin. platform rolterate- tho demnnd
contalnod in the OliUmuo nlntf,.. f,
an Aiiiurlvaii llnaiieial HyHtem mado by
tho Ainiirlcati ih-ohIi. d,r ii.. i....
-i-i .
un. purpoM) in ouch a Hyktom i to ro
More mid imilntaiii a blmetallo lovol
ol nriceo. nun In K.iliir ii..
be noum o.talnty ax to tho method ol
n-Htonug bi.netallHm, the apuoillo doc
liiration in lavor ol fruo and unlimited
eoliuiKu at the cxlatliiK ratlootllJto
i, iiHiepi-nileiit of tho action of other
mitloiiH, in repeated.
Tho deiiiund fur a constitutional
iiiiimidnii nt providing for tho election
of tenatotH by direct vote of tho people
iippeiira for the first timo in it Demo
cratic! platfoim. A mutator ia no lees
thu repri'M-ntativo of the etato bucause
he rouelvoM Iiih roiiimifaiou from the
people tlifiiixnltiiH, rather than from
the iiieiiilierR of the Htatu legislature.
Tho platform indoraea the principle
of ditei-t legiclatioii. Thla Is alrendy
applied to thu mom important ques
tions iu nation, xtutu iimli-lty. It rests
niMni tliu found theory that tho people
can b tiuited, and that the more re
KKiniiitu the goveriiini-nt is to tho will
of the people the more free it will bo
from iiiiMiM. ami abupu.
The platform renovta tho demnnd for
arbitration between corporations and
their employes.
I cannot too ctrongly omphnalzo the
impoi tiliiue of tho platform rocommou
datioii of tho establlHhuient of a do-partmi-nt
of labor, with a member of
thu cabinet at its bond.
The ( 'liimi-u exclusion act has proven
mi advantage to the country, and its
continuance and strict enforcement, as
null as its extension to other similur
rucen, are imperatively necessary.
The Dumomcraiio party is iu ftvor
of tliu immediate construction, owner
ship and control of tho Nicaragua
canal by the United Status.
Thu time is ripe lor a systomatlo nnd
extended ctTort to reclaim the arid
lauds and ilt them lor actual settlers.
Wo cannot connect ourKelves with
Kuropeau nation, and sharo iu their
jealousies and ambitious without losing
the peculiar ndavutago which our loca
tion, our character and our institutions
givo us iu the world's affair.
Tho doctrine enunciated by Mouioo
and approved by succeeding presidents,
is cn.eutial to tliu welfare of tho Unit
ed States. Thu continents of North
and Smth America aro dedicated to the
development of free government. One
republic after another has been ostab
llshed, until today tho monarchical
Idea has alien ly baroly n ioothold iu
tho Now World.
I inperlHlUin.
Tho subjects, howovcr,
treated
in
' this letter, important as
each
n,ny
1 Ki'iini in itself, do not rrosa to imperii
j tivuly forsolutiunaa tho question which
I tho platform duclares to bo tho para
I mount iesuo in this campaiun,
Whuthor wo shall adhuro to ornbandon
tlinmo ideas of novornnieut which have
distiimuiahed this nation
from othet
iiAtlons and glvon to Its lilBtory its po.
culinr charm and valuo is n question
tho settlemont of which cannot bo de-
laved. No othorquostion can approach
it'll, importance no other question
demands such immediate cousldera-
tlon. II ia ensier to loso a reputation
than to establish one, and thla nation
would llnd it ,t long and laborious task
to regain its proud position among tne
.." .. n. i tnnta.
niitious. if. under tho stress of tompta
tin, it should repudiate tho self-ovidenl
truths proolaimod by our horolo ancea
- . .1 U-I
tt.,,.. When tho doctrine that the
peoplo nro tho only source of power la
. f it ....
nuidosecuro troing mruiur
: 1 cnrn frnlllK Kirtlior BtWOK W
fely proceed to tho settlemont ol
miorous nuoftious which Involve
call ea
5n-B- e'weihirVo
our citizens. Very truly yours.
tllU uumvmiw ......
W. J. BRVAN.
Rlcainur Valencia I'rom Noiur.
Goattlo. Sopt. 20. The stoamor
Va-
beatwu, cii
i..i, nrtivml from Nomothis ntornoon
with n largo passongor list nud .$500,-
000 in gold, consigned by tno trailing
companies to two local banks. Tho
v..n..,,ni.. i.hI..i.s news that a torriblo
Kale raged at, Nome from September 1
to September B, but that only three
deaths hud boon vonuoii.
Wisdom is tho kuowlodgo of other
people's miatiikos.
Approprlatl"11 by M"l,0O
City of Mexico, Sopt." 20. A bill
haa boon introduced in tho Mexican
concvoss providing for nn npproiiria.
ticn'of $30,000 or tho Gnlvostou Buffer,
ors. . .
Now York's SiiunorlpUom.
Now York. Sopt. 20.-Sunscrlptiona
rocoivod to dnto iu this city for tho
Bufforors iu Galvoston amount to
$310,010. The pollco force Bav9
$7,738.
" - w-.lW .....Ml. , , .,-.,,,.-...7 . I 111! IIIIIULUI Ul V I 111111 I
Pni TnnrroM1 I.. Tt r"(.. i
by the Allies.
rHEin LOSSES WERE HEAVY I
l.nrc I'.hco ur 'I limp. I'tmiilnjc In thn
NrlRhlMirliuiiil ,.f 'I'nlt ii -A in,,i li-iin
I'mliil Arrmi;iii).it1
Ilorlln, Popt. ', Tho f.okal An
zoIklt'h ShaiiKhnt corrOHponilunt cabled
that tho alliuH today capttred tho Pel
Tiiiik and Lu Tal forts, with great
It it) rumored on Iruntwortliy author
ity in Khanuhai. hivh it dlHiiatch to thn
Lokal Auztiluor, that Odriiiiinv will in-
""i iiz-uiKur, iinu uiirniiiiiv will 1U-
it upon tho destruction of the Chlnoso
coat (lofeiiHHH and tho YnniitHO forts aa
a condition of her entrance upon peace
negotiations.
HiiiD-iiiliir of ToilK Di-inatiiteil.
London, Hnpt. 2a. Tho Tlon Tuln
rorrcHpondont ol thu Dally Nluil, ro
forrini; to tho attack on tho Poi Tang
and Li Tai forta, already captured by
tho allien after heavy Iohbch, according
to nilviccx received at Berlin, says:
"Ihu Hiirrundur of tlio fortn waa de-
1' 'l a o'olook oa 'IucmIiiv. with
!10 '''at of In.mo.llato attack by tho
('orill1's '.d Uushiana in the ovout of
,e,uka,
rrepnrotloiit for Ihn Altnck.
Tien Twin, Sept. 22. Two thousand
six hundred Germans left Tien Tain
today to join a force forming in the
neighborhood of Taku, already com
poted of 4,000 Ituesians, 1,000 Gor
mans and other foreign troops, the in
tention bolng to attack the Pei Tang
foils tomorrow at daybreak.
Tho American ostal arrangements
nro completed for Tien Twin, lirauch
ollices havo been opened at the differ
ent points whero thu United States
troops aro stationed, and tlio service
will bo curried as soon as possible to
Pekiu.
BOERS DISPERSED.
Itiilinrti Hiiya ll llii. Srutlrrcit Tlielu
Into 31 ii i-n ml I mi; Itiuiit.
London, Sopt. 2'J. Lord Roberts
cables fiom NoUpruitt, on tho Pre-toria-Dehigoa
bay r.iilioad, not far
from Komatipoort, the (rontior station,
under date of Wuduekday, September
10, as followi:
. "Of tho a.UOO Uopis who retroatod
from Komatipoort before tho British
advance from .Miichiulodorp, TOO have
entered Portuguese territory; others
havo doi-crted in vrrluus directions,
nnd tho la lance are reported to havo
crossed tho Komnti liver and to bo oc
cupying spurs of tlio Lombobo moun
tain's, t-outh of tho railway. A general
tumult seoma to have occurred when
they recognized tho hopolesancsa of
their causo. Their Long Toms and
Hold guns havo been destroyed and
nothing is loft of the lloer army but a
few marauding bands. Kolly-Kouny
is dealing with one of these, which oc
cupies a position at Doornberg."
Tho war otlico has isuud a long r
, port from Lord ltoberts on tho subject
, of tho .lohanuesburg plot to overKwjr
, tho garriKin and murder tho British
ollicers aud tho deportation of foreign
ers. After reiterating tho known ftwts
of tho plot, tho l'.ritii-h cominandor-lu-'
chief in South Africa says:
, "Tho consuls of America, Frifnee
and Sweden, subjects of which nations
1 wore arrested, mot aud fully diecuseed
tho caso with the ilritish olllcials.
I Tho iutorview wus most satisfactory.
I Tho consuls concurred entirely in tho
Ilritish action and 'nomlsod every as-
' bistanco."
i Lord Roberts adds that lie fortiiwitn
ordered the deportation of all foreigners
arrostod iu connection with tho plot
for whoso behavior their respectivo
consuls could not vouch. Otherwise,
vnrv few foroiuuers were deported, ox-
1 r..t om,)i0ves of tho. Noherlauds rail-
r0M) wj10 rofusod to work for tho Brit-
jsll ami actlvoly participated in tho
w,r
c.o,.,..o '- '-'
Denver. Se, t. , 20.- ho New an
nouncea this iiiornlng that Thomas .
' Walsh will receive ' '
Camp tfrn mine w . . .
n - -
i investors, hoadod by Aifrud lieu, tno
South African diamoud kiug, and J.
Mnrtfiill. the New Yoik
imuker. It is sain iniu
a draft cover-
nt tno r in
ti, Virst National diihk. jou
Hays Ilnnui
nIinil lib IJl
TTnniinnnil. tho mining oxperi.
,1 ..t riiimv todnv to make a final
, . , -,,,w nf
Hll "V . ' '
examination .
tho synd onto nnd expeote.l
1 deal will bo closed within 10 days,
ltlleil Hl I'rlenil.
Bait Lake, Utah, Sept. 92. Warren
F. llarrisou." foromnu of the Rooky
jiiouiuiwii j. -
... -i,,, ,i,l inatautly killed at Brig
Mountain Bell Tolopiiono uompany,
J)am cityt Utah, last night, by James
JUlrk0i 0no of his linemen, jmrrmuu
wag Ktnuding in a drug storo, when
, ,,.., nt,.rod and without a word ot
I uing emptiod tho contents of a
shotRml into tho hack of Harrison s
i i n.ir in was p nceti uiiuer miwt.
but rofusod to give any reason for tho
00t( Both men had boen closo frlouds.
Moiitima Town Hiiriiotl.
T..nt Kont. al. Ilia
ow" o i 1 man. West
Mont.. Sept. a I. uio
i... rt..rt tnMilV. HIH1 U11U
Rilev, was binned to death. The lire
originated in tho hotel owned by Itlley.
The property loss is $15,000. Nearly
nil tho business houeoa wero dostroyed,
thoro bolng no firo dopartment or appa
ratus. varis Sent 22 Tho Galveston fund
hMna 'raised hero haa renohod 100,000
,
francs.
lir of llttHil.
(lalveston, Texas., Kept. 21. Gov
ernor Fu.vsr tonight telegraphed the
following signed statement to the
press:
'"I ho Munition in nil parts of the
stricken district, so far as known to mo,
is improved, and will, 1 bolleve,
should tho weather continue fair, con
tinue to improve. The method of dls
trilmtiiiL' the contributions of tho pco-
... . , ,
liaH bdcumo systomaDc, and is re-
(lucod to tho lowest uxnonditiire nossi-
bio, mid in this 1 havo had tho hearty !
and voluntary assistance of tho rail- ,
rond, telegraph and telcphono com- Philadelphia, Sept. 24. Tho tragedy ( anything half so convincing could bo
panics, ull of whom have promptly and that has boen looked for since the coal- demonstrated Bs is done by tho inter
without charge, transmitted supplies , workers' striko begun camo suddenly f esting atory relatod by Mr. Kdward T.
and niossages, besides contributing to mid unoxpoctedly nt Shonandonh this ( Dudloy, n "practicing attorney for 25
the relief of tlio sufferers. nfteruoon. A posso, hurriedly gathered feara in f;flU Francisco, with offices nt
"The loss of life occasioned by the
storm in Galveston and elsewhere on
tho southern coast cannot ho leas than
IL',000 lives, whilo tho loss of proper
ty will probably nggregato $20,000,-
000. Notwithstanding this severe af
fliction I have every confidence that
tho stricken districts will tapldly ro
vive, and that (ialvoston, from her
present doFolatiou nnd sorrow will nribe
with rcnowed strength and vigor.
"To tho people of the United States,
1, as governor, bog to tender my most
profound and most grateful acknowl
edgments, assuring them 'that their
generous benefactions will be held in
lasting remembrance by tho people ol
Texas. Wo havo not been loft to stand
alone in our trouble, but messnces ol
i earnest sympathy, nccompaniod by
largo contributions in money und sup
plies and also in personal assistance
through the Hcd Cross and other bo
uevolcnt societies, have had tho effect
to relievo tho situation of much of its
sadness and misfortune.
"JOSEPH D. SAYF.KS."
Koveral human bodies were found
today. No attempt was made to iden
tify tliom, and they were immediately
cremated.
At a meeting of tho general relief
committeo today, no ono waa found
who would undertake the job of remov
ing the city's debris on contract, as all
state it would be impossible to make a
dofluite statement. The nearest esti
mate expert wreckers will makois that
it will take 2,000 men 00 days to cleai
away the debris, nnd get all of the
tho bodies out, and that it will cost
$50,000. Tho board adopted a resolu
tion stating that it was the opinion ol
the board that the best way to solve
' the problem of clearing away tho do-
bris was to lot a contract to some one
to do this work. They recommended
to the general committeo that this be
done.
ENGAGEMENT WITH TAGALS. ,
richllng In the I.ncim" !) Hoy HUtrlcl
Twelve A murlcuim Were Klllml.
Manila, Sept. 21. During the last
Beveu days there has been n distinct in-
crease of insurgent ns-gressiou particu-
larly near Manila along the railroad
and iu the provinces of Laguna Mo -
rong, Bulacan, Nueva Kcija and Pa -
manga, culminating Monday in an en-
gagmout uear Solouan, near tho end ol
Luguua do Bay. in which detachments
of tho Fifteenth aud Thirty-seventn m-
fautry, 00 men all told, met 1,000 in
surgents armed with rifles nud en
treuchud. Tho American loss was 12
killed, including Caplaiu David D. j
Mitchell and Second Liouteunut George
A. Cooper, both of tho Fifteenth infan
try; 20 wouudad aud five missing, who
are nrobablv dead. Tho euomy had
been pursued for several days
Thorn nra rumors of attacks on the
rnilroad and of trouble iu Manila.
Refugees nro arriving hero from La-
guua, Morougnud Pampagna provinces.
Tho natives of Manila aro restless aud
many aro leaving the city. The hos-
tile demonstrations aro particularly
alone tho railroad and along tho shores
of Luaguna de Bay. Tho iusurgonti
havo attacked garrisons nnd outpoast.
In somo cases they have charged, towns
flooiug when pursued. Gulgiuto, Polo,
Malolos nud Calocau, have ba,on subject
tu thla treatment.
The Manila mail escort of 30 men
was attacked at Cnbugao lako, n two-
hours' fight eusulug. Cabugao wni
nlso attacked, tho telegraph oilico there
bolng destroyed. The insurgonta have
burned tho vlllago
of RosariO. Xhey
havo been cutting tho
telegraph wlros
nud railroad at certain points
Insuruenta have developed in the dis
tricts of San Jose, San Mateo and Mari
quina. In tho provinco of Neuva
Ecija, ration wagoua with an escort oi
12 wero attuckod aud the wagons
burned. Fivo members of the escort
are still missing.
1 .L.ln.a fmin r!al.l1 ilacnvtllrt COVOrflt
nui.v i.v,.i .v... ,.v-w..
attacks upon American garrisous neai
tho capital. The American casualties,
oosideof theSeulloan engagement; it is
difficult to ascetraiu, nut thoy are at
i.,Bi u
VViiiiti Autorloii to Intorfero.
Caracas, Venezuela, Sopt. 21. The
Venezuela goverutnont haa requostod
tho Uuitod States minister hero, F.
B. Loomis, to Interfere through tho au
thorities at Washington with a view
to inducing tho French government to
annul the extra duty imposed on cof
fee. Franco imports a third of the
Venezuela crop.
A girl at Marion, Kansas, recently
died from n wouud on tho baud made
by tho barb ou tho back of a catfish.
New York, Sept. 21.-
Spring Lako,
1.. vi " ni.m.uu .waw.w mv... wv.. w..v,
' Among tho buildings burned wero three
N. J., n summer resort
near Sea Girt,
of tho largost, hotels in tno piaco, ii
fluo cottagos aud several storos. The
total loss is estimated nt $250,000.
Most of tho hotols nud cottagos hud
closed for tho season.
Toxarkana, Ark,, Sopt.
21. The
plant qf tho Union Compress Company
waa burned today, with 2,000 bales ol
I cotton. Loss, $160,000.
i
Clash
Between Strikers and
a Posse.
TWO PERSONS WERE KILLED
uv - r riTr iiuiiiirri. mini wnni tiro.i
n,,i.-i o,.t
'. I
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I
uy Sheriir looio. or. HcnuyiKiu county,
to meet an omorgency, was forcod to j
Tire on it mob that wns threatening
workmen on their way home under es
cort. A man and a little girl were in
stantly killed nnd fcevernl others full
more or less wounded. Sheriff Toole
lost no time in calling on tho National eventually paralysis, loss of memory
Guard general to aend troops to aid and strength whioh, however, has
lum. After a consultation, tho an-' yielded to proper treatment as explain
thorltles decided to Bend troopa to the ' ed by him hereafter,
turbulent region tonight. Feeling thankful (or the good dono
Shenandoah's trouble waa preoipi- aim and realizing many others are in
tated by tho closing of six collieries 1 similar condition, Mi. Dudley volun
there this morning through the efforts tarily tells of the benefits in bis own
of striko leaders. Moro will uloso to- way which is given without color or
morrow as n voluntary nor, it is saw, i
on the part of tho Heading Company.
This is dono at tho request of Sheriff
Toole, who hopes iu this manner to
avoid further rioting. The outlook at
midnight, however, ia dubious, as the
foreigners aro in an ugly mood after
the day's happenings.
Elsewhere, tho situation is quiet, but
peoplo are looking for an outbreak ia.
the Hazletou district, aud armed sher
iff's deputies uro much in evidence
there.
Tho Heading Company lias about
dlscontiuned the sale of coal for future
delivery, and tonight's rioting almost
certainly means the shutting off of
coal handling all over the anthracite
field, at least.
rHrtlculnm ol the lllot.
Shenandoah, Pa., Sept. 24. A sher
iff's posso fired on a crowd of riotous
men near here this afternoon, killing
two porsonsand wounding seven others.
Superintendent Adam Boyd, inside
foreman for tho railway, and breaker
bosses James and William Mitchell, of
Indian Ridge colliery, at 3:30 o'clock
this afternoon were returning home
irom worK wiiuii winy eiu wit ut im
Lehigh Valley station by a mob with
sticks aud stones. The mine officials
drew rovolvera and flrod. Tho mob be
came furious, after ouo of its number
was shot, aud attempted to close In
ou the officials. They ran up Lloyd
. . .-I..V . t .. ... ...1 .1 .
Street 10 K uarra s sutine, Ati.eru wiey
wero imprisoned for two hours. Tho
mob threatened to burn the stable, and
Sheriff Toole, with 25 deputies, arrived
and dispersed them, and the mine offl-
1 cials went to their homes.
, The sheriff took tho posse to Indian
Ridge colhory and escorted some work-
men up Centre street. As they again
neared tho Lehigh a ley station the
men nurieu stones an ine uepuues ituu
a shot was also lireil from a rrf
The deputies then opened fire. They
haiitened toward May street, in the
meaniimu liriug uvui ouu juuib, nuu
the mob hurling missiles of all kinds.
One man aud a little girl were found
lying dead nfter tho shooting. The
crowd was finally dispersed and the
sheriff and the deputies retired to the
1 Ferguson
House, the most prominent
1 hotel in Shenandoah. Dining tho riot
' windows were broken, buildings
! wrecked and a number of persona were
injured.
troop Ontoreit out.
Harrisburs. Pa-. Sept. 24. Threo
, -imt.s nf infnntrv. a battery and n
troon of cavalry were ordored out at
i midnight by Governor Stono to assist
, 3i,erj 'r00le in maintaining ordor in
, tll0 gchuylkill region. This action wns
,jjen aft'0r a conference between the
I governor, Adjutant-Genoral Stewart
aud Gcmenw. Gobin, on the urgent so-
j imitation of the sheriff, tho borough
counoii 0f Shenandoah and many
j prominent residents of that locality,
iuiian in-mure
San 1-rauoisco, bept. a. inreo rtus-
Armedislnns, xiaro uurcnowiicn, juu rem
, , c ,,' ;
and Robert Sohoub, have reaohod
mnnu
this city in search of n phantom for-
tuno of $35,000,000. Eight years ago
they saw in the Warsaw Courier a
statemeut that ouo Yakob Massek
Harowitz, whose heirs they claim to
be, died iu America, leaving the sum
mentioned. Later the story was re-
i..
peatea oy a oymg m i'm i' " "T
tsohin, and convinced of tho truth, tho
Russians, havo como to tho far west,
and with their legal representativea
are seeking lot clews to the alleged
treaauro.
Itnlloon Acolitent at Street Fair.
Chicugo Sopt. 24. A special to the
Times-Herald from St. Joseph Mich.,
says: Professor L. J. Kahler a young
balloonist died last night from injuries
sustained oariier in the day by a fall
from his balloon while making an
ascension. A street carnival was iu
progress, and over 5,000 poopla had
gathered to witness tho ascension,
which wns one of the features. Knhler
is one of four brothers who have met
death thiough falling from n balloon.
Wreck lllircli it Channel.
Port Huron, Mich,, Sept. 34. The
hargo Martin, in tow of tho steamer
Maurice Grovor, was sunk in tho
rapids at the entrance of tho St. Clair
river tonight by tho stoamor Yuma.
Captain James Lawloss, William Ross,
Mrs. Bacon (cook), and ono sailor aro
missing, Tho Yuma crashed into tho
Btarboard sido of tho Mnrtlu and she
went down like n log. Navigation
through tho ohanuol ia blooked. Tho
wreck will havo to be blown up in or.
der to clear tho ohanuol.
SAN FRANCISCO ATTORNEY FALLS
FROM PLATFORM OP STREET
CAR STRICKEN WITH
PARALYSIS.
Ihock to the System llrlligd on Nirw
J'roitmtloii How a Cure 1V
AfTecteil.
.... ... ,
Volumes might bo writton in praise
.if n nnnulnr remedy for tho croatintr of
rich, now blood and tho tip-bulldintr
of n worn out body, but it 18 doubtful
B8 City Hall avenue. Twotve years
1R0 when 39 years of age, fllr. Dudloy
lost his balance while standing upon
tho roar platform of a street car, caus
ing him to fall, striking tho "ground
with tho back of his hond. which.
broucht on a feollnir of numbness nnd
smbellishment as follows:
"After the fall from tho car I passed
tt by aa an accident that had loft no
apparent ill effects; yet a few weeks
later, in endeavoring to get on a car, L
found I could not raiso my foot. From
this timo paralysis began in my feet
and in time my Tower limbs became
aumb. I became pale aa a ghost nnd.
it brought on a bloodless condition of
i my syatein. From being a strong,
healthy man of 180 pounds, I was ro
1 ducod to 146 oounds. aud my doctor
told my wife that it waa only a ques-
ti0n of timo when I should havototako
to my bed. My 'wife asked if was I
;olng to die, and he said, 'No, but tho
chances aro that he will lie on fho flat
of his back for 20 years.' I thought
would fool him. Medicines prescribed
by the doctors and taken by mo did no
jood, and my system was so drained,
my blood so impoverished nud I wns
io debilitated that at the time I started
to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale People, if 1 fell down I could not
possibly get up ngaiu unassisted. I
:ould scarcely walk a block. Now I
:au walk three or four miloa without
I fatigue and as you see, can lift my
, . ,. ,,, j,-r,t
, - - bnln boxee
I Dr. Williams Pills. About three
; t ears ago I saw Dr. Williams' Pinlc
! Pills advertised iu a San Francisco
' paper aud decided to try them, and
1 from what I have told you of my con-
.... nri ,,,- t,, waaV rxA
i .
j 1 ,,A(t tryiiiK Dr Williams' Pink
j g Aoft t,ma
t)wt wag lckin up co,or nnd mv
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J (Hd j tflk6 other eaioiBo, and
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.....
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whoso system was run down aud who
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medicine in tho world for that par
pose." Signed, EDWARD T. DUDLEY.
Subscribed and sworn to beforo me
this 10th day of July, 1000.
JUSTIN GATES, Notary Public,
fn nnd for tho city and county of San
Francisco, state of California..
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Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold in
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. . , fn, -.' nnA mnv h
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Schenectady, N. Y.
Quarantine tn Nevada.
Reno, Nov., Sept. 22. Dr. J. K.
John, quarautinu ofiicor for California,
nd Dr. M. P. Matthews, secretary ot
the stato board of health, of California,
ire here to inspect nil westbound trains
ja guard against tho possiblo introduc
tion of smnllpox in their state, Small
poxs is said to bo very prevalent in
Green River, Wyo.. aud Boveral cases
invo developed iu tho eastern part ol
(ho state,
Lontlmr Trust Ileiluee lSxpenael.
New York, Sept. 22. At a rooent
neetlng of tlio diroctora of tho Ameri
can Hido&Loather Company, it was
ieclded to rednco oporating expenses
oy about. $150,000 a year. Today it
tvaa nnuouueed that 23 accountants
employed in tho local auditing depart
ment had beou Cjlsebarued and that tho
department had been moved to Chicago.
lllC Tlru In Nt York.
Now York, Sopt. 33. Fivo police
men wero overcome by smoke today in
Aa firo at what ia known as the Ter
minnl stores, n warehouse block bonnd
jd by Twenty-seventh nnd Twenty
eighth streets nud Ouo Hundred nnd
Tenth aud Ouo Hundred nnd Twentieth
nvouues. The firo losa is ostimntod at
$220,000. Tho' stock, prluolpally fur
niture nnd enrpots In tho buildings, es
timated nt several millions, is stored
by a number of leudiuu New Yorlc
louses,