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4« Tlic Saiitiam News LAItR NEWS CLEARING THE ISLAND WINNIE DAVIS VW DEAD ■X OFF i * FOR PARIS. » K * ' I f * (tM»»lr««t < >•«•»«•« »••l«>M*r« Tah« Tl»»)» l*r|»«« I mi » IT uim W aalilMglen Waslilhgtoo, Kept, I 9 — The pe^t*r Nnrvwgamsttl Pier, It. 1 . Hept. 20.— commi a* i «»tiers left Washington thia Mi*( Winn»« Ihrwi*. daughtrr of Mr* OREGON FCIO Aguinaldo Say* the Island* after lumu wilhuttl any ceremonies Oregon nnd Iowa Wih i't The Italian government ha« pr«»preed Spaniards Will Leave Porto J, fl«*rw<n lM»i«, died al n»»*«» t«»liy al tn the ¡«»wars that imm«>llalr action lw Seni to M.inilx The k'ummi-wHMters were arvvMn|»anied Are for the Filipinos. Rico in a Few Days. 1 hefiel here, to which pie»'« sb«* re me taken against anarchists Ly i ct»nsid« ra!>lc staff of atta* hr*. and »• a gu«,*l in I I m » early put *«f II»« fiatoy, th« faithful an«! tr (tail'd Mail advice* from Japan slate that pier'* werial M ason. hi e had I m -* n ill ar I* ger. who has *t««*d guatd at the t UTtlt r.<»ll KAANS UFI IF.H.T* another formidable r«<i<dlion again«*! for erieral w»-*-«k. HE WAXTH So Pilot Ft loin I F OMI.Y M AITISti H*K TRAMFOK TH doors of tl»e sec re tar lea ami aaatataut Japan«»*« rule ha* broken out m Fur Mr*. Ih»v*s bal walcb«-d unremit a*-* r« lari«« •»< stale f*»r many years, an I m<M»a tingly *1 h* r daughter '* Kowlsidr. an I Aguinaldu still maintains that hi* Rt«e*kHn* •f < «ab» Will R*«|«*lre the is now bowed with woiruw. The |»*rl*rr« f««e W..|W«»»g |l*l Ste««.lt*l* lw- who in Pans will stdl l»e on guard at ( «•ptaiw Sila* Tr«r> XI III Ile the \«*l .• <t»t«« plntn Blns in w of lb« Telng r*pbl« the <h*or* uf the rooms which th*» c«»tM- pitystciAn« of Mia. iHvi* report* «he 1* < m tti •*«-tn >1 r r uf th«- I«« m government is kindly *1 i*>po»ed towards 4r| »»delire t • •»» «•( *«*!•( Ab«el Wise W«M»«h*' ttm* re M«w* of This aW Alt r«v- aiiMHonerw will take up aa their hea«l- bol«!ing up with great oalmne«« in Let lM«p*ril«>u I «a»r4. !■•* Caer ftewli«»» our* and that frlati«»u* will continue ktebath is Sp««ai*ik V•••*!• • I*«* 1 ar.-s. quarters. Before leaving the »late <•«♦• alflict»«»a, ard no fear* are at pres« nt friemlly. partmenl Kecretary Day held a recep entertained of her health yiel-hng t»* the »Secretary Izmg has lasuret oi det •dis- Washtngbm. Sept 17 — Captain The pr«*««lent he* np|«»int<*»l Fred Manila. H« pt. 19 —The Fbilrppth« tion and sal«l farewell to all lhe em- Robley D Kvans railed at th© navy de Han Juan. I**»rt<» Ki<*>, Kept. 20 — strain la uh ng th« Eastern squadron. Page Tustin, of Oregon, <*otmutShaner «*ral a*«c»n*dy wa* inaugurite*l at pluvre individnaUy, Mi*« U innie 11«vi% the "Daughter The preparations f»»r thè club*rkitl«»u partment t«*Jay and had a long talk <*f« .iti»»n of th« grad«» of virw*-a*!tnltal fur the «listrict of Alaska, to reside Captain Ih ad furl, chief of the bureau f th« Spinisi* trOOpS »re l«p*»rted tu t«’ uf the ( «»nfcwler» y," a a* born in the Mai«» Lw yrwtcr I tv with gr-wl euthq- with Hrcretaty l«**i*g. lhe lmine«hat« and its l-*it«»wal upon Admiral Deary, al Wrangel. of ««pi I pm«* nt of the navy <l«( ‘ artmei»l, s».t«ni There wore th *u«ands »»I visit- n»ar*i**n, at '*>tnpl«te, Although ih*» Ahi"fi«,4n inm- (a*nfe»!e««te executive result of which was the Issue of an or in to I*» i • ij-h-d to ••■ngr«■.».* by was nntifiod al the ’ avi minute that the The l«»ud«*n Dailv Telegraph's Hi miw»ioners hav«« tH»t i’e«i affici*Ily ad- Rtabmood. Va., in In» 3. hhe was rd or* fr> tn the proviti'ce, ar.d a great di* der relieving him frutn uommand **f the h« < friary lAMig Aguinallo, at v president desire*! hi* attendance upm Petersburg c«irres|«»r>dent -«»■ that Lui vised to Ihat rffiwt. Two •l*i|W «d the Dialed principally al home, owing to play wa* made. Imlllv ship I wa, which Is now being \V:th the !»tacl»m<’nt nt Commo gird, the agsassin <>f lb« Austrian rm (*4>m|*ania Tranwstianlica am espunteli the troubles •urroutiding her fat her sn«l o'clock in the morning, entered th* the commi*»tuners a! Pans in theca- repairo) st the New Y«*rk navy-yard. dore Wal*on from ummand uf the pie««. l< U>ng«'*l t.< ail u»gariiae»f gang of to arrive here on the 3 At h Inst. the piiLBcity whi> b attended all m«*ve- hall of the convent rcceutly ticcupire! I icily of an expert, for no on«» in the Thi* was done at t'a| tain Kvan*' pur- Five Ei«tern squadron, all work In enn»»so anarchists, *bow purpnsn is U* muid*r veawels will be required to lran«pnft menls uf th« Ihsvi* family |T, Miss Davis by the Spanish local government. Il Puliti States navy U *» well informe'! *«>nal request. IL* served more than li.«n with the raising uf the Hjwnish crowned bead* of Eur«*i*e. all th«» trnggs« ami equlpmewt Tb« attained her maturity 1 at Beauvoir, 1« an extremely plain roufli* a-l*»rn««i a* tins officer a* to the n«redi of th«* th© perksf of time required by regula < rnpM r Cristolxal < <don Will Cs»a»«*. Here site anaisted her mother only with some religi«»u* pictures. navy in the matter uf coding an«! naval tions and practice for a « aplain to rum* The street* of Havana ate crow Ire! Porto Rican lru*»)si are u« i« Ltmlcd M is*. I!«» will follow the commi*- tn various ways and t< *k her place in The Insurgent lea«l«r was in evening stations. Orders have teen sent to Chaplain J. with iMVgare sine« the cbwlrtg »*f th« n«ar ('«a lis maud. Secretary Lnng ba* dec hie« I to drre*e. according to th« Spanish custom. sumera on Um next steamer. Ths Vmt**l Htat«»s mm ml a# lances the many social functions of the pia**« C M Inlyr»», L»rm«-rly attached to the ««»up kitchens. There is almoet a total assign Captain F.var.s to «li ty a* a The others wore ordinary eswtume*. was her father's constai t <H»tiij«aii- She »|i*nl»h !*••» • ( iiiimilMlun battle ship Oregon, who. It IS allrg«*d. la k of food and clothing. an<! men. have agredí that such lrn*«paa« L sire to mcml'cr of th« naval insps’Ctlnn board, Aguinablo. who wa« rr^eivre) with severely etillciesd Rear-Admiral Hamp women and children are «lying by irmain here may do •». «nd all the ion. Hhe a«Si*i«*l hlin in all hl* work, MadrM« Hept 19 —The Hpsm«h ami fa* will *Mum* his n<* w dut u * after volunteer* an«) w»me of ths r«iful«rs, and much of the infortii a ti«n which cheer» an ! al»» with me* «»f ’’Viva peace comm :«Ai*»n has t*w»n appointed. a brief ya itiuq. son and Captain )l. I>. Kvans in an ad- it h«s ft< a lis« -•»■ and but g* r wh«we families ami lnt«rr«<. arv bar*, was required by Mr. Ihtvis in his writ- America" by the large crowd of nativ«*S H*'n*»r M-mirro IL *, prewidmi of ths <lr» «*s at Dent er, Colo , directing him The nett commander ••! the l«»ua With a here*» Ore in it* hold, th« Ings Vll sevurrd for him by his daugh- inside and outside the hail, read a d<* will remain- to i»rocrrd to Denver to await trial. «•«nate, will pr«'»ld«c Tho other nauo s will lw Captain Hila* Terry, of the rc- st**amvt Evvlyn, C'apmin G F Horner, rrcY« convening tbs members, who in* ten Her strong «haraotc» wo* mar ked If tbs n«erM»ary are will h« Id until the qu?'* n rrg**nl teivii g ship al th« Norfolk navy-yard. Georg«’ M. Hunter. OOta patty H. from Huelva, Sj*ain. heavily loaded eluded several H|<aniards II«» next bas given L«r approval. fr- rn youth. hhe wa* «’Dgsgrd to Mr ths island eoakl l*uka Alni " 11« will take th© ship aruun*! South Fir«t Washington volontuer*. has •p- with sulphur ore. has put iato its pier Y , * ut read a tn «wage eulogising the army, «lovar «I« Kk». the foreign rniuistvr. and Amen»-a an«* «»ver to !Lm«dulu in cmii- fotmalli in our |wMSrSAjí»w within three Wtlkr-on, «of Ryre* u*o, N pli«-d for a j* i.smn t«»r disability in« at Locant Point. M l Il tn remsrksbh shortly after her father's death the en and thanking the trim ly nations S-nur M ret. «X Ore irtary of II»«’ «'vdotr | Ahy <»f the Ofeg«*n an«l *utu© collier*. 1 urrad while in lhe srrthe tn the war that the ship an«! all th««*** on board ' Jays. While no • I. ch had set th«* lust* r •' « sitn| !* f l«s, are **ngag«*l in drafting th*» inatru« The Am«ri«an crnnmiainnei« are gagement was l*»«»k«n off. It is mi *! at th© n«vy departmunt to- with Hpsin Mr. Hunter recently re- were saved Irum a terrible death in lit-erty and hid «Misted a d«»wn trod public explanation of rupture was highly gratifiai with the rplrtt shown thana of th«» Oummittee. «lay that the order* to the battlc sh 1 * turned on a furlough, and is staying in ttitd-ocaaa. den rac«*. ('«»ntinuing. AguinaLlg ( l»y th« HpaaiAîds The un«i|«ectad given, It is well known that it was h*r Th** qure n reg* nt haa signrel th* havo n>*l yet lw«*n iwU1*!, an«l that Salem, Or. Ill* application in proba* The Spiaftieh minister uf war, Gen has happen*»!. Where it was eijw-cf'ed ti *• | ur|*-••• ol iiiaiiituiiij g «u f»th«*>'* u gently and eloquently exhorted the )**int bill J Mt «re I by the corte«, author when they ate, they will ultimately Idy the first «>ne growing out of the era! Owren, haa irened instructions lot that opposition and «lelay would be name. She receive«) the name assembly to "fol!«»w the noblest prin ising the ce«< <»n of national territory pr.x .vI t«> j»*in l^wrv '■* fl«*«’t at Ma H|«anish war. the retu-n of the Spanish troops in th* , miMMintrred, none has been found. "Daughter of the t’onfedeiacy" tn ciple*" an-i invoke*I the "sptrifs uf the under the term* of th«» protocol. nila. if it •? H I be tu* d expedient at ('amp West thdiea. The sick are to leave ; In g*M«l faith, tbs Spanish cum mission- |ss»i when her lat)»er made hl* tamo« ats martyred Filipino*»." Major (leneral Dati*, Gen« ral Augustin, ex «?aptain-g m* to rvlnfotc© him. But a* th© j*»urn**y M* * lr, has disapproved the finding* »4 fir«l and the archive« will I m * brought rra have met the American* and ar trip through the Hou th. .Mr. Davis The assembly then adjourned for crai <»f the Piitlipf>lnrs. acc»*mpanic«! around South An»«’ri»a will (M'cupy th« cour l-martial in the < am * of Cap to Spain with lhe arm«, ammunition, range*) with them the terms of evacua- being unable to »I pear, Mir* Winnie th«* day. A Mparn«h deb ¿ate *»«4- by hi* family. artiVvd tcslav at Genoa, nearly four month* and many chang«*» tain DiincAt), Twenty *» >«»ud Kansae, flags and map-rial »lurid in (,'ttba and I (jon (»or < >«mniiwn*n«’re • i j«rs t I*» mw » was brotighl before the thousands at gestod that business le re«nmed in the and is al«*ut starting Io Spain. in tli© situation an to the Fhlllppine* who w.c’ «' » Viu!«*! of tam|< di g with P«*rto K kti . 1 tho Anii’rican flag hoisted ami the the d>ff«*rmt j«*inta along the rout«*, aftorit«*un, but a Filipino ol•jeclrei. »nd may be ©l{M*ct««d to <*e« ur tx*f«»ro th© ex H < gra»** of C«*nf^lerate sobhrrs at avt'usrel the Spaniar I «»f aitempling to MOO CHAStO TORAL. and introduced as the "Daughter '-punish flag haulrol down forever with- ul It is no longer a secret that Germany piration of that period •! time, it can* Manassa*, and «ordered th<- captain ro- undermine the cun«tltuth n To this th«» Confederacy.’* >u threw u««ks. is the only nation from whuh the gov n«»l !•«> certainly foretold whether or I* a»o| from arrest and restore-! to duty. sight of Bsturwlng »Titty la the bpaniar«! rephrel that hr was a sm ertimcnt apprehends trouble in lhe »«t m»l th«» «>r»*rg"H and the Iowa will • v«*r furlalrW (hr t'r«*|*la «»I 1 Igo EVACUATION OF CUBA TORAL S Al MY CONE cere republican, ami that hi» own de The steamer Discovery, which has the i'hlltppinr qa«*«tion, lea h Manila. Vigo. Hpsm. S« pt- 19.—About *0a sire wa* the «»-Hare of the « unl*y. just aim* «1 from Skagway, Alaska, and it is tn avt'ft the «xunm ilment «»f When attention so calle I to the Will >Ml tie ( omplele.l In I r«« Than All n«t a r»w • irk *• I»« mln rd* lln»« J~ , p|n (w - M- d th«’ !»<’ «* ' f <)« f.»*ral Wherrup«»n, the FiB|*ino epoh^gtsod, bmigs advices fr«*m Daws«»h up to Au- an overt art thst th© pn*i»lent ■letor LrN «nntl«*». VI»«* Vlontba. I«»**1 b1111y uf the d>»pati h uf rvluturcc Tttial to»lay, ilrinatnBng that th« tro«>|*s an«! tho pro*'redIn**« terminate*!. *»t 37 It i* •lat«*d that the Cana- minrel to so sir©i«gtL«*n Rear Adtuna Washington, ment to Dewey being regard*'«I a* Havana. Hept. 20. — Humors that Sept. 30.—General During the afternoon many Arnari- which arrived h«*re yeMeniay from Han liar« |julicr have rvmph tod a thorough Dewey’s cummarel us to make it *u}>cr t«*cl*nlval viulatlon of tb.e truce no I iav « been ¡»ut in virculati«»n to tl»« i«AWt«»n reports to the* war department at-.* an«! Kuropean* arrlv«* I, and Agul- Hagu •!«* Cuba on board th« Hpanisb investigation <d th«* !«**! supply for the ior to lhe (icrmnn ffc«q in Asiatn effr*’t that General W tie, president of tonight that all 1 ut eight <d th« Hj «n- ¡»ending, it wa* said al the navy de* naldo was kept busy reosfiving visitors, iiriiur la*<»n XII l>* Immediately «< cuing winter. They report that the waters. partm*>nt that that matter w<-uld pr»1 i th<* •vernation com mi-« ion. i* ill with ♦ landed. Th«v pro eed«*d to th«» quay, itn lu ling the American c«>n»ul. amount on Land 1» mure than sufl)- bly I*«* ad just«*« I before tl •’•hipa reached Following is the More troops are to go tn Manila at yellow fever, may badenled a!*«»lutely. Ranting«» to hpain. The prr»s corrc<*p«»nd«u>t had a pri eh««*ring th« troops, ami were with dif rirut lu carry lhe camp through the H>»uolulu by tl»© action of the p**.««c once. Tho Fifty first L»wa. Twen General Wad»* is («»«’king the p >-(urc of text <»f General Lawton's dispatch. ficulty «liap<»r»» ’ «l l»y th«* at*l<h««ra of ths vate interview with AguinaM«*. who is w inter. Th«* general health on lioard “Hrtf de < ’’! In, p! A comtnl**ioti at Fan* Hhould this nut I let II KfthU*, First Tenn»***«*«'. Firai health. girri»*>ii. Afterwards a crowd of at*««ut extremely unwilling to c«»mpr*»rnisa Th« boundary dispute !»•-tween Chilo Washington and the Oi«'g<»ii recruit* t)»e steamer Resolute i* goo*!. JulAhi General, Washington! All the be tho cans, however. It will I»« raay I«» himself with the natives He sail I .MX) returned to the quay, ami when and Arg**ntir»A seem* likely lu «IvreL p will compri»** lnt«nx»|’t the ship* al Honolulu by a Ar* official meeting «4 th«» Spanish Spanish prisoners have been ahlpf»«*! the c 11 mw 111 i<m. The they saw the soldiers landing l*aref«*ot- dispatch l<o«U, wbi«h ronbl make tltv into a great S»uth Amen* an roti flag ra late <»<'trr uf the war department oti <^»mmi*-ioh was held last night to r«»n- extcpt eight, «»no nt Baraoon and s«v«’» that a majority of tire Filipih«« had I h * vu struggling for lr«'c«L*m fur years «••I and nearly nak«*>l, they became in- il* Ml, It 1* Iw-lirv«^!, m a foundation, ili ' shim th«* form of evacuation bv tb© at Guantanamo, sick with yell«»w f v< r run from Kan Ft am i«» «» in .1 w«*ek. p . i I, i- 1- . i> hr« « Hy revenu-*! and ccntmles, and that they now be- furiate«! an«l stirr«*Qn«led General T«»r- that Itoliiva has signs») A AtM tet treaty * ’I. A \Vl’< iN, Major-General." Ib«-««« i» mu h r 'ujc- tur» as lo tho S|>anish troops and with the ol )« ct of al ‘ s hntis*», hissing and at«*ning the < •«»•»• )«■ «n ««»I itrnntn F«*rr«*« ; Here that their «»bjrct has Urn at with Argentina to make com m«>n omise cans«* fut th«* sudd« n < hei.g«' of policy. acquainting th«* Americans with th«* Eventually, the H|*ani«h ( Kptwiii A 11> n < .«|»r«»n l»r<i««| tained. Agninal io ¡»•«»(rs***i mtir* building. Now Y«»:k, Sept. 1» A Special IO against Cliile. In c**<’ t>! »«r, L«»w- I n«* w.»r ‘department A«iuuiim«,a that position* and number* of th«* Spir.i-h ignorance of 1 he autunum«»us system in g«<n«*ral su«*ceeded in «** aping to the th*» Herald from \\ <ishingt«»ii »ays: Ho Wavhltigton, pt. 30.—Captain Al ever, I’eru would chrekmale Bolivia, the m«»ve is iner«'ly in further ame of n wuLliers, am! th«* Is -t met Im* I of em <»n learning this, the mub .fir »-< ’ * ' im . t . : t ■ 1 - ■ • I, ’ m- t •. lyn Cupron, Fir**! artillery, *n«<l at the v»»gu«' tn the British «»nloii-«'*. of pro- Leon XIII h ivitig Argentina to th«* cure «»( Chile. plan It'k’miv ii ib> Philippin«**, C u I m barking them. his home near Fort Mj«»r, Va., today. lectorates and of American aut<»n**my. gut here*I on the dock ami stone«l th«» thoiltire «ay there is m»thln^ in her at Tin» attitude of i'«*»u is sil*l to ta* <1(1« ami Furto lii*«» This *ttrrn<s*o th**r<* w*er© sent on It I* als«» wähl the I I • ■ < titude to < hum ’ the Leli« f that •!»« pro- When General Shafter's corp* went He said hr was unable l«» understand airatnvr for > i i ? « ■ ? • •. » r t<»th*’f nt that Chib* )*-•• wq* I off » * plan ttirhi'biA 20.000 im«n for the >M»ard th«» IL solute *«*4l«*-l <h»c<iincnts was nbhg*’*i to leave the p’.Mre where p-‘*» s to tnlsrfere with any «lisp>*lli«m the idea, and only umlvratural "ab to Santiago Cupron a* < • m| anh d it, ♦;<).(*00.(M»0 from th»’ ra»i.*?»ui for the I’hilippMu**, 12.500 f«»r Porto Kim ami -mpp. *-»*d to contain the statenienl of and hi* Lattery did notably fine work solute independence." Personally hs ah«* was anchored. of tho Phllipmm « this g-»Y- ri.m«nl province« returned by the protocol. G0 «HiO fur Cul»a th«* rrMilts <»f Li*t night's c«»ith’r«*n<»». Five *t«am«*ra ar«» ready to transputt may s»*» lit, h* make, believed a proteotorat«’ f«»r the Philip h is appreciat«*!, ( bile |n now t «»mplvling Io r naYai and It is nnder*t«*o<l that It i«* pr«»p< -» d to In th»« battle • f Santiago. During the A L*'fiit pi »««al h i« I wm ’ îi *h«*t f »r (M*r pine island* was unnecessary, b»»t b* tl ■ tcturnii g Spanish *<• Idlers imt * ivil however, that it will first «lay’« fighting la*h»r*» th«» city, Cap th«’ part ul tuiliary preparati(«t>* fur a Imstllr <4i- •tart the evacuation from ••:i*t Io west, »uidin^ rel«eU in d«s*tl Agumald«* f*•<)»«• I that the |-«’«»ph» w.uild I*- lisap «iffit« r«*, with the ai••Liv«« ami muni wt*d<*m of th«» I Hit« I fc'iat»’s t«» put in max to tl»** negotiations witi* Argen •«mLirking th*' tn-*»jit the |-> ni* of tain Capron'* son. Captain Allyn K |M*int«s| in this. H«* Im I not studied tions of war from Cuba, but It 1« I**- the P.u ifie a for* •’ so ft*randnl*h* am to Capron, uf th«* rough rid« »*», w <■• kill* I Al the (Miming meeting of re! «•! I«»a*l- tina. i ira, Niu vilas, Cituifu« gon and II*» | m »I itiral «**-or)«*my an I knew nothing In vol it will take font month* and «li*eotitage ct« n thia suggretnm of inter- Th«’ h ath of the son pr* y «*1 upon th» ris at M »'••’.»», th»’ mijorlir. it t«* Mid, vans. Four Quill ) ute In«liAiis di«* l of the cv*l MO.niHi.CUO peseta* to bring the f«»r«-i • «*. is foi ms of govei father's mu d. Lui hniievei *weiv«d for about 'the far will Vol»* for autom*fny uml«*r the pro Tli© offh al statement of th«« number 11» It maasfa» in on«* «lay in I’uyallup II«’ inquired whether Australia wa* an tr«Mi|»a liack l«» fipain. mu im-tant ft«>m hi* duty durii g th«* Germany's form in th«» Pacific» oot>- l«‘r |lOI> uf AlIHMH'.k. »f Spxnish soldiers in th«» island is • y and white h«?p pi< k« t- are hi a in v. «! ! —iii !.<’ h.fl terrible days that followed. Tl»«’ *«<•<!* A sHts <»f the ariii«»i«*d cruiser* Kai«« r V ‘ ’V » I An * In i L »•» l«rvn published ratend •»ai l t«» | lac«* th«» aggregate al 100,000, stalo of teiror. of «lisen.-e were rown in hi* system «lur never heard of a Malay protreturah» and Ik'ut*« hlaml, the prt>toele«l cruiser« Fort Townw’iid, Wiw»b., Hept I» - Ihg lb«* |«o«t:*i <»|«< ralloT»** thriHlgllOUt and it I* understood that it is proposed A Manila <li»|Mli h **ys tb«» in«ur < ontinuii-.g. th«’ iri-ur^rnt L 1 !«*r ing th«» Cui in campaign, and h« re Wd Th«» steamer City «d K«*gitth* a » r-« vo.-* Ki«rh> Aug !«!.». Ir«'i »*. Pnn Ihr < him** rnipirr, mid rrplacing th« that th«* men carry with them their g<'Hta ' .»»• « a 1 »t» d th«- * ’tri* f turm’l to In* home at Fort My« r. mar Mai«! there waa no n«»e.| «*f i>rot<*< liun hchti, (ieifuii, (’«»nnorah ami Falkc. * from Skagway with 15 Kh»u«hk«rs. wh< pr« « m f’l sywU.’m of government «ouriern .M am!» Th« » di l *? in a g«and march this city, only to I m * stricken with ty for th«» Philippine island*. I'«*cau«r the Th«» displacement of IL* «r* Admiral left Daw a«»n Hcpt«ml**r J Th«» amount »»ìli, at a uni? il <if miniai«’.'» at tnrnts. In whit li n« «tly 3,<x»u iii"ii ti*»k p nt, FiBpimw were able to c«»|*e with any phoid fev«-r. It i* ewlirnsto»! that th*» ©n I of Feb of tlu*t l«r«mghl out i* variously ««ali- iMswey's present hire« amounts I«» 30.• Ma In I. drew attention to il e d«*«ire aiiyliig nfie«. with ooor* waving, army. IL* a-linitt**-! th.it he hi I never Th** **««H i « ii «*)*«-* I•« • ruary w ill hav«* rem«’ lx‘f«*r»» th«» «‘ yhcii - mat«* I al betw -*n fl50,m»0 aim ! fJOO,- *» 13 tun.witil«’ that <>f lhe G«'rman com I'.wids playing, arid «•touting "Viva of th«* Duke* «*f V« ragna, n» direr! «le mander reaches 37. hh |. Rear Admiral Caiidil, Dhiml uf Crete, Sept. 30.— ."»‘• ri a fotrign army, with lite <*x>vp ation of th«» island • complete«!. Th«* 0O0. A inert« am»«" and "Viva Ftltppiic»« * > ¡ »Unt. Hi.it lb«* return » «d l hriwto Ik'wey'a ship*, however, , are In'll« i Tho sultan La.* <u*lori*«l Edlnun I'a^ha, torn of th«» garrisons at II ng K?*ng and Leonifd Wmh It, pur«*r at tha riv« r •oldier* must etubaik in Spanish vea- p|i»-r <’<»loml»ua I*** irmov«*l from Ha Bbref" th«» military cunimamlvr in Cr« t« . t< Singapore, and ho had nuv< r »«n’ti lh<**e stf'ani«r Linda, omimittol suicido by artn«d than the German im n of war. m *I s . It i* sugg*'«t» ’ d that this vw » 11 I m ’ vana 1« >|wiiii tr«.<i|*A on parade. Th« *«r a»td navy d< ¡ ariim nts nil advantage to I n >H i countries, th«* nci’cde to the demands <>f the Biiti*l. taking iimri hm« nhtl«’ th*» steamer and their men have tho I advant »go nt Aguinablo decline*) to discus« if»« 1 •' fi*im* r reUd *hi« f, l».tU»|u Ails strongly «»*»**rt that Dewey hr* r * v«*r Cnit« <1 Stat«** having an opportunity to Admiral, Gerard II* nry N« m -I, for dis was <»n it« w**v down th«» river. Il* having been under firn Tha monitors M«>nlerey i A»k«'l fur help. N*-«»paper re|«ort* to tho, who was «ximirmr»«d lo denti« l»> ac«*limate its men during th«» wintr* armament, thus o«>tiiplyIng with th«* Auwriran army and protested Ids un w it a nativ« «*f Imndon. Englaml, eg«-1 dying gratitude to the Amrrioans. Im* k are mainly *»ei vh eaLle f»»r w.*rk th«« 1 ««Hilary wer«» all eatiar Is. an«i iihu i » Aguinaldo fur tu'aihcry in May, ami month*, ai.d it is |»fop**»ed that tho who!© ultimatum of the a<imiraL 35. Il»* «aid they had o *» iuh t«> the Philip annoyance ha* bfien c«u»w*l !»y their • if- w .«a repr i«*ved and • »*•*!»«*• I. 1« Iva-hng Atiirrnnn g«’V«*rnrueiit shall Lind tru«»p- A Btitixh d«’tachin«'nt t»»d.iy occu The f »(lowing deaths occurrc«I al '»l. In smooth water, and if th«» Gormin Aria to (Mvupy ea* h port simultaneomly pi«*d the entrance t«> the fort, and it i* pine* to tight th«* Spaniard* only, and •hi|4i should start f*»r th« Pa» Ific <> .t«t, < ulaliun. The German* are nut pro- !?*.<»«•” nn-ii AgAÌnal Aguitiulda Marv'a hospital, Dawson: now that they ha«i finish«'«! the task, it rt« would )>«♦ th«» < ,■«•> in th«’ event «»f paring tu make trouble at Manila, say «ho is biwkvd l»y prirete. with it* evaluation, not Icaxing any rum«»r«*<l that Hie Ottoman troujt* will A. Butan, Canada. Thomas Tcnnett, the department official*. be withdrawn and a Briti*h fore«* will wa* to I«* •• a|t<—1 that they w*»ul I re London, I gland: Jam«» Hbcehy, Vir war. Rear-Admiral llrwey would have S« « retary l**r g ha» dirrct«<d that ih«* ¡M»^t unguard* I at any time. turn to America, lie uiwi unwilling bulli by thè A «!iff«’tHit* at opinion belw«‘vn a occupv the town. ginia < ity, N«*v ; Jam«» Keys, San only his protect*d cruisers an«! gun- Th« Tur kish goaernm« nt has sent a balli«' »hip which in io to Iwdieve Dial th«* American*» w«*ul»l l*>at« U> depen I upn With two Lat- Among tin» priromirs already handed Vtilnn noti work*. San Frane da'ti, shall Citlian an«! a >pani*h effir« r in a prom Jas««, Cal. >' Hir I*» !! «■ a. «, cl.»iinn.4 th.»l d«’rnand a reward for an act «»f human* The (.‘rattt|-a will inent < af«* hero this morning v< suited over to Admiral N* »1 aic two who art The recently organised M •n«us’ As- lie ships al his di*p»*al, in* reastng lhe tl »<* British provoked the recent diaor- I h » nam«'l thè Ohm ity, and he d*"'lin«'d to admit the neces iHCiAiiun hehl it* fitti meeting Augu«l tunnage of his M«p:adrt*u to 5J.H59 tons, *L r* hi < aiidia and refusing to withdraw bulli thè Maiue, and thè N«w|s*rl in an • xrhai g«« uf abusive language accrethted with bding ring)«a<ler* in the sity of 11 quhl pro qua he would have a tuo*t formidable form. an»l a free fight h»lluwr*|. Th«» div- attack on the British ramp. th»* Turkisli tro«»ps from (’rvltv The N« w* l'-'inp.iny tho Mi»->*uri 39 ami «Irati»*«! a letter to Mr Wlitre«! The Filipino leader expr«*-*r | him turluince was promptly quelled bv th« ’ loinrirr, appealing to him for th« ap «ircular ha* mu Io an Imprresiun. The Th* WpaMlah I’rare < «»mml**lnai. |{u|«*« are vnt«*rtaim>l that thè sunken self confident that the newly founded WITHDRL* FROM MANILA L as I i I Latuuk* ha»« cuiisi‘htr'1 l«»«hsarm Sfumisi) cruiser Ir f mi.» Maria Fcr«**» polio«*, and th«» rirgleadcr* w«re ar Madrid, Hept. 20.—The official k’a government would build s navy ulti pointment * f a rotnmi*«i«»n *>f inquiry to inquire into the manner In which provided their arms are «lull verod to cali l«e waV«-d It 1* r«*|s>rtn«l lh*i bel rested. Th© disorder is *ai«l to have xvtte publishes th«» announcement ut mately, Iii*ur*«'nts (>et«««r«lly < «»m ply Ing With In the meantime, he said, Turkish authorities the a| |**>lnm«’nt of H«‘nor Monter« the gt* at nations should protect and Gul<l C«»mml*sionef Fawcett ha* con- boi(om la lirinly filici on a rock ami I nm o provoked by the Cuban. Oil«' Or«l»r. A secret meeting of the officer* of dù-î.-l LU office, a«»* «dm* malting «¡•e Rio*. 1 -resident of the ern.nt', Srmu The 1st«* <»f the movement *if tl»« an thè w r«*ck«*re bave U hmi doing «*v» ry »ol any young nation. Instead uf grab- Washington, s»«pt. 17.—General Otis « iff*' < barge* agaim-t him and other <«•»»< r (iamiga, General nexation ‘d Jamaica tu tl»« Cnitel thing li» thrir power l<» rrpair tb«« hult th© *-panlsh WArshl|« now hi |*»rt Was Abarxur.'t, ung h«*r temtoiir* If th«* Amrrt* an* ha* cabled the war department as fol held al th«* governor's palace. Th«* Cerero and Hvn<»r Villaurruiia, a* th* «»ff!« lais. Stales is *caha), stay* the Kingston, so that »he can la* fi«»alt*d ahoul«! refuse to withdraw, the national lows: object of th«» mretlng is Mip|*o*«»d tu H|«niii*h |M*aoe c«*m in is* loners. Ti»« Halvath*!! Army has just com- Jamaica, «orre*¡«undent <»f the N* w a«M»tubly, he saiJ, must *!c« 1 le tl*« 'Manila, H*«pt. I». —Affairs are Th«* Mi liii'ltip Gluit< «'«ter, w hich ar- have !»• ,-n consideration of the ques pl« ‘ t*'«l latg 1 ' bari»« ks al Dawwon. ami H«*iM»rs Du Boe- and Arangueren. Turk rim*** A twov«m«nt him lw*«*n tiv«-d at Ihwdun fr«*tn Baltimore, re policy to be pursued—a policy whnh mu« h mor«» »atlsfa« lory, (hit demands tion of returning to Hp.iiii, which v©*- has already nuumen«*«*»! tho work of formerly secretaries to the Hpanish Io- Inaugural«*«! in Jamaua h iving for it* hr de lined to forecast. fur the withdrawal of tho inanrgi’iil ports that aim ctdli«l<'«l with the <>h»u •els an«l a p**rtion of th«* armament taking <»are uf the *1« k and relieving gathm at Washington, have been trans object th«» annexation of the island to Further non vers« I ion was prevent**'! h»rt< •« were complied w ith, and all were coster sch«M»m*r All* «* Jordan off M.«r should I*© taken and wbnh left. their distress. !« ir«-<! from St. Petersburg to Vienna. by the strains of a brow I md I. but th«* D.mi».¡on of < tiiada A hsi ge <*f withdrawn or at«» withdrawing t<>*lay tha’s Vineyard, and that nine of the The rapremfi Council of war ha* <!«*• General Agulnahlo was h.L . ,»« ««-d Kruplion ttf Iriutlu» nationality would tnu* be avuid«*d, and T«io Ralf t»i4. es epi small torcea in the outlying dis Jordan's ctew wrro drown«-«). Seven rid«**! to *u*|<end Admiral Muntojo an*! J miuai *«*« trouble* brought to an en«i. hia|>los, Ho|»t. 30.— A •tat«' of gloomy Kingston, Jamaica. Hept. 19.—The tricts. which ar« not obeying the in- also by a doacn Amciican journalist*. of the crew w« re sated by the Glou- appf©hrn«h>n prevail* among the p*»pu- Major S«**ioa, director of th© Cadis Agtiinabl«» requests a Three persons were kill«*«! outright custer. A h|«aniard, supposed to beau «dfiogf, re* ent burricAim was un luubt«*dly the siirg«-nt 1« *der. lati*»n regarding the eropti«*n of V«-»»u- arsenal. worst visitation uf th« kiml ei}*or- few days in which to withdraw them at»d *i*veral others badly Injured in onun i fur med, traver«r*l lhe town, The insurgents are reported to have vlus, which is hourly becoming more 1 hr Y r r t< b I« h <• |»a VlrWS Wichita, Kan., by a R«*«*k Islan*! ¡ moi - sneering at and denouncing the princi- j i«*m «'d by the \\ «-l Indie* during the bv detachments, and punish their com changed their plans, and Instead <>l active and menacing. Sircam* of lava Manila, b<*|>t. 30. — In an InlrrTi** |>le« uf the Filipinos. On hi* resent century. Two hurricanes swept along manding offiters. Over 3.000 hat«» I? 1111, alii, h slnnk a < arry-all «’taruating ail the siihiuba of Manila, are spreading in every direction. The • Illi a pr. >« r< <•■•“ ntalitr, Ul.tio) No cnnccimiuna at lb«» lionglare avenue CtiMMlng. In ing a friendly remonstrance, he wa* the island chain from Barba I«»** west already withdrawn. ward to St Vincent, and theme north- have been granted llm insurgonta, tint the vehicle were 13 ¡«ersona on their a * viiMM'ted by Otis, Lave nio»«*l from most threatening of the*© flows through Doaal, «1 th« i’hili| |>lii« lalanda. aai.l: placed under arreal. Erinite to Hatilatia, where they ap|«ear th© Vedrino valley, which i* *lii)«M>t ”1 earnratly l<«|« Um ialan.lt will went to Hl. Kitts, where it ws* la«l strict compliance with tho d. iuaik I* <»f way t<* Buffalo. The carry-all was go Several Filipino* assured the corie- It in r«q**rt*-d filtad. The oh”« rvatory, which origin not rrmain Spunnh, becao*« th« r«t>rl* ing at a rapid ¡«ace, and the drivuff Io I««* concent r nt mg. • ¡>ondent that they have |><-r*<uiaily heard fr«un. Barbadoresuffered mostly the Ktb Inst, ha* been elected. oouhl n«*t st«*p when he saw that the that Aguinabto ordered this place Itrld ally *t«*od at a height uf filO meters, i* arw now ao atrorttf that .»ch a coura. witnr**re] horrible torture« al Iloilo; from the rain, which destroyed crop* "Manila I* quiet and busin«^» is pr«>- at all ©oat*. now only 37 meters above the s«-a luvel, w.iuhl Inrvliabl» ran«« appalling train wa* U|<*»n him the f«M*t of native* lirlj to a candle ami r<*a«ls a* it did at Ht. Lot la and greasing favorably. N*»difficulty is an owing t«> the sinking of th© ground hlocalaherl. Tim r«-<-< nquvat of th« na while the center of the ticipated. We hat«* been compelh*d to Joseph F Vilher. a street-car motor fiatne for hour*, ele- trie currents ap other Islam!«, Admiral Walker, president of the Heven new craters have formed around tlvra la liBpaaaibl« until after year* < f at«»rm swept over St. Vincent ami cenlinr Spanish prisoner* temporarily plied to th« ruos', sensitive parts uf the Nicaragua canal cummlsenin, ba* in» man. his 2 yrar-old child ami a w«»uian the central one. and thi* has not tend th« m<»t crtirl warfar«.” Guadeloupe. listarla received from HI. within the limits uf tho wallo*! city.** U»«)y an ! various unn.inirable air-* itles turn«»«I to Washington. The admiral named Nellie Mc< inffln were found dead ed to diminish the fear* formerly fell, Vmeant show that girai destruction of < h-!«•• for as ArfuHirnl —al) intend««) to extort confession. say* that about 350 men are at work in a room in a l»«*l«l al Louisville. Ky. M I•*hs»ii«r I«« fur ( uh*, which w«*re based U|» oq the »*riiptn»n of London, •'« pt. 2o.—The Daily Mail's This is * arc« ly credible, but there ar« life und property took place there. along the line of the |>ro|>tMM*«i canal, From note* found, left by the woman, Kansas City, Kept. 17.—The annual •tone* and scoria «imilar tu that which Out uf a population of 41.000. BOO Madrid correspondent Says a long con numerous a liege-1 witn«»a*e* of such ami they will stay there thn*ugh<»Dt it was learned lliat she had given Vil- convention uf tho National Color rd occuired in lfi93. ference was held between Scour Sagas- outrage«, and several who sh«»w sores were killed, and 3o.<X>0 injured an I the rainy a«*aiM*u. Admiral Walker is Iler and the child morphine in wine, Baptist A sm * iuth*n decided to inain- Tnttrlet ami <«uldr kHlr«l la. the premier, and He nor Montero of recent origin arid unhealed. Sroue render«*«! homeless. confident that the cummiwdon will !*■« Lui fi ruling thia would not be effettive, tain a missionary station in <*ul>a. II had shot him through the temple and ( ’ hamnunit. firpt. SO. — An English Rios, the president of tbrSjoni*h |***nce sav they re**«|>ed «»i»ly through bribing BlfMimfirl«l, Neb . Sept 19. — A «Ils- able io r«*|M»rt to ciingreas at the ap was ducidrl to appoint tw«» meni Itera Il is natural tin« t « arthquake ah«w k, laattng several proaching •reaiofi. ||«s thinks the then turned the revutvrr upon her»« If, man named Binns an«! a guide who ao- romini-nlon today, which resulted in the Spanish officials. uf thè l'hurrh to go tu Cuba brforu Um pt*»J«H t will be *h«»wn to bo entirely death l*t»lng I n»tantant'tuis m each ootnpanlrd him, while making the as* the <le* isloh that the peace commisshm that th«»re sh«>uld bn a yearning for re sri'f*ftds. Wa* fell here this morning, al «•.un*. The child wa* already dead from cent of tl.e Aiguille «le ('barm«»«*, fell, shall strenuously defend the retention venge upon the Hp-ini«h prisoner* al about 4 o'clo* k. The alroc k was accom- year is out ami make the iictsaary pro ' .«clicable and worthy uf riv^'ulion iiwdtywry BrningtynjcTst*. the • ffi t t t»f th»* drug i and both were killed. of the Fhilllpin© island* by «Spain M»i«» but th?- ■ arc aut maltreated. l««uir>i by a fumbling. The Npanish *uth>*riti«s at San Juan have offered Admiral xbley • «Xx> tuns of e»N*l at |«er ton « «««»a w • • • •• • » r»»t «U K V DOINGS OF TIIF WEEK <h««»llrr M ) l*r«»*h«*wllt President M Kudey haa rr< «lv«*»l a Fort W.yoe, Ind., Hwpl 30.— CI im »- letter fr« *m the Thitltenth « dub. ol New Iler M l*r<»ki>wit(, acting chief eonaul York, congratulating him on the fa« t Th«» electric locomotiva htwdlighi In- of Aiwtria-Hungarjr, at i'hii'ag.•, l<wt vented by L. J. Wooley, uf fipritigfioLI, that h«» signe«) th«* |«* .i<«’ pnitucul or» a hia lit« in Fort Warne tonight, while Friday ami pr«« laiin«-«| it t«« iho world III , lias proved a autv«»aa an«l la now in rn route lo Jiew York. Ilo wa» a paa- »»*« t«n tL<- Big F nr, N? w York ( en on the 13tl* «»f th«» month »eriger on the i'rnii.rIvjina limited. trai, an*l utlmr rallrowds. The world's ramr«l l«»t high kite Tho con.ul wa* rc»th—, and walking M R. T«»*LI, cashier «»I the wrecked flight was broken al Blue Itili, Mass , ihrotigh the trai,,. Ho did not notice Lank at Pr«->t«*n, Minn., was ltk|g««d m on«« of a tamh’in uf kites rrat hing an he dining rar h id l-een cut ofl. He jui after .» moh had gathered to lynch altitude of 12,134 f«* t al*uve the »«-a • tumbled lira. I long Ju«t aa tbo luggage him His dehth aliona are now said to level, a height 2'37 feet greater than any rar wm being pnahed l>a< k on the (rain, kite ha< ev«r I ««n known tu have and *»• ground under the wheel», both an«*»unt t** f I l&.tHMi log» Iwlng frighlfully rru»had. The cost uf sit«« and building for New reach«*’I heretofore. York's im w Christian Hrirnco tempio A > kv in Mesh'd con I ata of nine men. Frnnr**« Sew War MlnUter. will aggregate fJóO.OOO, and Will l*o A majority mak«w the verdict If the th«» llntwl «»ne extant. Parle, Hept. 30. — Ix* 0olr save (Ion nine ate unanitnnus there i< no ap|<**ab oral ('Hanoi no, I ho newly appointed Lyman Curtis, who dlt^l in Utah. A cun tract has Iweti sign«»« I by the war minister, t«»l«l friends that bo re was «UH» «»f tlm men who planted Ihn Italian ('ulomaing s « m irty ami the g«*v garded h tin »»elf a* a *«*nttD< I relieving first cn»p* in that stat«* and was one of ernmrnt uf Ven«.-i«irls. under the term* another charged with watching «»ver the Brigh«»m Young's most valuable asíst of which the *->>m]«any will »end J.OM) army's rights, and Intimated that, al anla in th«* Constructive work of tho fatiiiln-* uf ngm wltunsta to VeneinrU he was appointed after the first cabi pioneers. in tbier years net council of Hat u rd ay, he was not re- «Mma Alitw Serbar, the first Russian Mr* llarrl«'l Scott, of Muncie. In«!.. *j«»n»ibli» for the derisions rra« Led at girl to lx* a*lmitted to the practice of hw in this country, was sworn in re- sm* l for a «hv«ir«e from Jng« » Scott, «!>• the council. Ila dec late. I that should c« nlly before Ju*ti«e Van Brunt, in tlm rnamling | t.Uiui alimony. The vtmpir he are any attempt, under protest of a appellate dlvish»n uf the N« w York su- have U«en n»,«rrie«l lh*rr Innes «ml dl- rev talon of the Dreyfus proceeding* VtWrrd twice, Mis H«>tt «**« u*Ing big to engaged In maneuvers agaiost the pi vino cuuru alimony i*uth Hat»«**. army, he would tmmedlately resign. The Lstiking I«J aiimvnt of Low's •’S<*liange in LonJutt haa suspended. < trl*o Itupe-rlal liu*r»li. Yokohama, H« pt 90.—A«!views from >««tul my that ninw Americani, nine Bnthh, five Gutmans, thio« Fr«*n< h* men and two Rus»istia, wh«> were en gaged at Slisiighai a* im|M*rial guards, have arrived tl ere. Ihr 4h|ln (<rfiinn Treaty. Berlin. Sept 30.—Th«» Vreshdo* Z«*l- lung declares that under the Anghe I ¡er in a h agreement, Ihdag«»* bay ».u ceded to I heat Britain vorn mere tally and not politically. % ••*« Was I nanii«t«»MS Birmingham. Ala.. Hept. X>.—Gen eral Joe Wheeler was unaniimmslv re- nominated for mngrees in the eighth congressional district of Alabama to day. Not a vote against him was ra-l in tho entire district. Hrnoln.l«« II... Io lloaelwlw. Franelaco, Sept. 30.—The Stall'« gnu I «mt ll*-nnington aailed for Honolulu torlay and the tran»|«>rl Condor, londod with »applica, for tha L’uitrd Slate« force», «ailed tui Manila. San United TK* Caplurrtl Yanor«. Washington, Hrpt. IO.—Tho w»r <lc- partinsnl haa dir«<tc«l tb.it the Mauser rifle*, about 6.000 m nutnber, nhich nero bruoi’ht tu S«w York, hasing been < S|,tornii froin thè Spani.li tto->i s in Cuba, he liiriK'.) uvei to tlie onl* mn<n ilepartmeiit. Tli« iatler in turo, onlereal tliein «li tpfwd I o tlie al tuoi y at N|>ringflehi, .Mi«. Thcy will la. tborourflily ovcrliaulml an i il |«ia»iblo | la. «si tu ordi r, nithi-r for lite use ut our own troo|ia or (or sale. Mrilran <'«»A|r»** Opr*r«1. Fear «f in ImlrttiNily. tlarbe.tee. Ilurrlrene. Trinidad, llrltlah Want Indiea, Sept. Madrid, K« pt. 19. —A painftil impres timi Ima » htii cauard hrr<* l»y a slatu- 17.—A «trainer which ha« arriro.1 her« meni ma«le hy thè Paia saying ths from lu-ar Barbmhe*« ■•■[.rrt» that fear ful liavoe wk raiiM*| there by the hur l’nile I Siate* intenda t«> lemand f ricane Ratnrday night. The deetiug- odo.OOO iiidrmnlty in brbalf of Ameti cari cltisens who bave tufferò*! thr«»ugh lion of property waa imtnonM. It la believed over 160 iieraona wore killed thè Insùrru*-titui in Culai. The Spai» i*di p«*a<-e outnmissionars will slrotigiy throughout the leland, and numhere oppi«* this. it is claimed: bui fears were rendered homeleae and il<*«tltute. Many prevali timi thè (’nitrii States will he- 1 ho .hipping auffered M>rlou»ly. local veawli were wreck«.) or ¡down out • «»ma pililrts and presa ita advantagw to »«-a. to thè utm<»st. Klll»4 by s Rl*«h aqnwdrnct f»l«hnn«t*»«t. Nrw York, H»|*. 17 —A iltopatoh to M ■ i Butte, Moni., Hept. 19.—John J .ho ll«r»|.| front IT A.hln^ton .« mb : Diaa runfrr«« till« morning. Neary was instantly kille«l, and hi»4 »«••«.I«ry Long low Inumi or,Irra <l|,. 11 i. me-.Ag.» tonchinl nn tl>e irlaUona 'ousin. John F. Neary, received Injur I>«n,lli>if tl>« Kaatorn •in.vlron an'l a»- ies fi«>m whh h Im dlr«l a I* w hours with the L'nltol Stat«*, yvllow •ignln« Ila omniMn.lvr, J. O. Wataon. tn the gulf [«nt», fhi.m c» «ml thr gwt». later, by a blast In th«* Gr«*«*n Mau- to dot/ a« floinmarolant of tho Mam «•ml gtowth of tlio country. Ho -aid tain min«* today.* The men were pre ■alan<l naty-vard. that |w»<w ati l frl»n,l»IUp character* paring a round of 13 hulrs. which ex- iar.l all if,a relation« of Mrilco with plorlrej before they could get out of th* l**»rtla**«i I* ('fc«»»«(i. way. foreign nation«. M'MInnvIll«, Or., n,pt. 17.—Th« -A - , - ronMilhlatnl unlver.ltjr will bn |m-atn| Han Francimo, 0ept. 19. —The Vnltr«l Montreal, Sept. 10.—Th« re-ervs In l'orltmi-1. j>rovl<t.«l rvitaln |>lr>l^« Ht.it«** steamer MohLan. which arriv«»J street • ar Irarnfi of the Montreal Street- I m fnimlcl. Thi* <foi*fon waa r»».'h«»l ar Uogipany caught fire this after ft<Nn Honolulu Wmln« elay night, is to , taJay by the commi it«-« having th« 4te overhauled at the navy yard and noon. and fix cars were burned. Lust. ; tasi ter io charge. IG0.0V9. will then proceed to Samoa«