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rounds the city. SO heavy were the
conclusions from the frequent explo-
sions that people were compelled to
vacate their houses and fee for their
lives. No one was injured. but con-
siderable damage was done in shatter-
ing windows, chimDeys, and crockery-
ware in some OF the private residences.
General hastings orders suspending
work tomorrow eIcites much criti-
cism. The citizens claim that not only
the river, but every portion of the
town, should be cleared out with the
least possible delay. IL is supposed
that hundreds of bodies yet remain IN
the cellars aud in unexplored parts of
the wreckage. and the longer they are
permitted to remain the more terrible
will grow the stencil, aud the more
frightfully decomposed will be the
bodies when reached.
LABORERs ROUTED OUT OF CAMP BY THE
WATER
JoHSsTowS. PA. June l5.-At 1888
o clock tonight all the men occupying
the laborers' camp, in the central part
Of the town. were routed out by the
water. The COnemaugh Overflowed its
banks about quarter OF a mile above
the bend, and water swept into the
camp knee deep. Along with all the
other misfOrtunes. these poor men who
have worked hard all day must now
remain up all night. About 300 OF
them advanced rs far as the guards and
wanted to go to Prospect Hill, but the
l.. a q .ot ~.
The laDorers are indignant. aud II
they are not furnished quarters for the
night there is likely to be trouble be-
tween them and the military.
The COnemaugh is rising very RAP
idly. and if It so continues until morn
ing all approaches to the city will again
be cut of. The water is now almost TO
the top OF the Millvale bridge.
FEARS or An EPIDEMIC.
JOHNsrOwN. PA, June lj.-That an
epidemic is imminent i'm this particular
part Of the COnemaugh Valley is greatly
feared by many OF JOhnstOwn 5 citizens.
The State Board Of Health failed to
issue an official bulletin Of the condi-
ton of affairs to day. This neglect on
their part is severely censured on all
sides, and tends To increase rather than
to allay apprehension.
4 United Press representative dis
covered this evening that private cir
cular letter issued by the State Board
of Health. had been handed to each
resident clergyman in the city to day,
urging them to quietly vacale their
pulpils and 90 10 the mountains for
few weeks. When DR.. GsOH was asktd ii
what was meant by the circular he
gave evasive answers, stating that Its
contents were BOt intended for the
public.
Tie Doctor stated. however. that the
Board would gladly furnish transpor-
taiion to any person dssirous Of leaving
the town. The inference is that infor-
nation concerning the true sanitary
condition of the valley is being pur-
poseiy kept from the public. fearing
that if it becomes known a panic will
follow.
Other members Of the board claim
that the town is as healthy as it could
be under the circumstances.
Fathers DAWN and Smith, of Cambria
City. stated tonight that they have not
had their clothes off since the flood, so
frequently have they been called upon
to attend people who were sick. They
declire to state the nature Of the all
ments among their people. fearing to
alarm their parishi0ners.
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NEW YORK. June 10. Some time ago
the Rev. Father Callaghan. OF Castle
Garden. sent to the lcper settlement IL
Nolokce several cases of clothing for
Che victims OF the deadly scourge. b.
to-day 5 mall letter roacned Castle
Garden acknowledging the receipt Of
the goods aud thanking Father Gala
shan for his interest 10 the sufferers.
Father Wendelin. the successor OF
Father Damien, in charge of the settle
ment. writes: AS yet, ! have cN-
perienced 40 Indications of the dread
malady. Ny assistant. Father Con
rady. has been stricken down with
what may be- the first symptoms Of the
disease, and Is confined in hospital.
The Sisters Of Mercy sent here from
Syracuse are all well and attending to
their duties.
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Problems for southern state,manship

\ problem Of much interest discussed
by the Hon. William l.. Wilson. of West
Virginia, in his address recently to the
literary societies of Wake Forest Col
lege. North Carolina, was the subluga-
tiOn of trusts. The rising generation is
charged with the task Of bringing these
industrial monstrosities under the con-
troll Of the State. They constitute.
says Mr.. Wilson. a menace to the
ballot-boX, TO the judiciary. TO every
interest Of the citizen. Monarchi-
cal government. by making State
m0nopolies Of the things trusts un
dertakc to control are able to keep
them under. but we have to find other
methods. I'VE have 10 subiugate and
tame them, . said the speaker. I'm ac-
cordancc with the great traditions Of
cur ancestors lt is for us to make
them contribute to promote the ends
Of good government rather than to al
low them to undermine the fundamen-
tai principles Of our free institutions.
They and the large corporations
through which they act form a new
class of citizens animated by purposes
hardly conceived of by the farmers Of
our government. Wealth is constantly
being massed in the hands Of these ar
tificial Ders0ns-persOns who never die.
We make progress IN material well-be-
Ing. but the wealth Of which we boast
is being accumulated in "A manner with
which the fathers were not acquainted.
1t does rot abide says Mr.. Wilson,
with the masses. but Is invested in
this new class of citizens with perpetual
life. AT the great constitutional festi-
val the orator OF the occasion was a
railroad president. He told us OF the
advance in wealth. Rather than this
advance in wealth | would have had
him tell that we had added to the
stature Of true manhood hero IN Amer
lea. We cannot destroy this citizen.
the corporation. The great problem is
not to do without him, but it is to
make democratic citizen of him. II
Is TO subIugate and tame him and make
useful citizen of him. so that the
wealth of these corporations cannot im-
pose barrier - the upward progress
Of the people. The South has hitherto
been less troubled in its social and local
industrial life by these abnormal coh-
binations # capital than the North. but
the South has problems Qf It's own.
The SIX millions Of slaves converted by
the civil war into citizens constitute a
standing problem Of the utmost COM
pie xily.- Baltimore Sun.
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NmO..ers' IieQnesi.

l asked for package OF Old Vir-
ginia Cheroots. Not this. The paper
Is of the same color and has the name
of Virginia - on it, but ! want the
Old Virginia, manufactured by L.
WhitlQck, and not scme Of the va
rious limitations that have been
placed on the market since The
Old Virginia Cheroots have been intro
duceds This Is the request that is often
made by consumers who have tried the
limitations, and have learned the vast
difference between the Old Virginia
Cheroots manufactured by =. Whit
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price Of the Old Virginia
Cheroots is five for ten cents. tor sale
everywhere, w,sew
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An officer KiiIs "a Pole.

WLKEsBARRE. PA, June l5.-At
Edwardsville this morning big. burly
Pole named Schilling quarreled with
the wife OF Thomas Shields. a saloon
keeper. David Thomas, policeman.
entered the saloon and attempted to
arrest Schilling. The latter picked up
a chair, and was about TO strike the
officer. when the latter drew a revolver
and shot Schilling in the abdomen.
The ball is imbedded in the spinal
column.
Ldier-Schilling died at noon to-
day. He was thirty-fiye years old, a
miner. and married. The officer has
been arrested.
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1neAnmonn Ac,cemeni

LONDON. June l5.-The Times, com
menting on the Samoan agIeemrnL
saws: Perhaps il is as well that BIS
mafck has been made to realize that
where American interests are con-
cerned, the American Government is
very little affected by many Of those
considerations which restrain the ac-
ton OF European governments WIN
whom he is more accustomed to deal
and with whom he can for this very
reason deal more easily ~ The Times
intimates that Germany will think
twice before she proyokes u collision
with America.
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rich,,nS 0mc,aI. tn o.ianoma

SOUTH ORLAHoMA. L. T., June ID
Policeman Hart went to the Mayor 3
office yesterday afternoon and began
abusing Mayor Pagan. He was locked
up by Marshal Mckee and Policeman
Howard after desperate struggle.
When Mckee and Howard returned
TO the Mayors office. Policeman Mat
tox, friend of Hart's, opened fire on
them with a Winchester. Mckee was
slightly wounded in the abdomen and
Howard seriously in the hips. After
ne was wounded Howard shot MattoN
through the lungs, fatally wounding
him.
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4 Sad Nlsnap.

NEW York. June l5.--Miss Sarah
Rome, aged twenty-four, OF Brooklyn,
and her sister-in. law. Mrs. David Rouse,
aged t%enty.eix. Of Toronto, Canada.
while engaged in sketching on the track
of the Manhattan Beach railway. neal
the Oriental Hotel. Concy Island, this
evening, were struck by train coming
from the sheepshead Bay race track.
Miss Rome escaped with FRACTURED
ankle and severe internal injuries, but
Mrs. Rouse was instantly killed.
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Ecaianfo Death.

WHEELING. W. VA. June 15.-Wil-
ham Chiids. the wealthiest farmer in
Brax.on county, was assaulted by his
hired man Thomas Prunty. to-day, ana
beaten 10 death with hand-spike. The
murder arose from quarrel about
Prpnty Is work.
Mrs. j. +. Pages. wife Of the sheriff
of Boone county. was accidentally shot
by her son to-day and died in few
NOM nnl..
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A tluge = clIeme

SAN FRANCISCO, June lj.-Among the
passengers by the steamship Umatilla,
which arrived from Honolulu to-day.
was j. +. Waterhouse, capitalist of
Honolulu. His visit here Is believed to
be in connection with scheme to con-
struct "A cable between San Francisco
and Honolulu. The estimated cost Of
constructing the cable is a million and
a half of dollars. The Government Of
Hawaii is willing 10 furnish one third
OF tho sum, and Mr.. Waterhouse pro
poses to form stock company and
raise the remainder by subscription.
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At Boston - Bostons, s.: Washing
tons. D. seven innings: rain.
At New York Philadelphia and
Brooklyn Cincinnati games postponcd'
rain.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis. -
Piusburgs. II: ten innings.
At Cleveland-C Cleyelands, 4: Chi
Cages. b.
Az Baltimore Baltimores. 4: Louis
giles. .; five innings: chilled on account
Of rain.
Athletic ST.. Louis game called first
inning on account Of ram; no score.
AT Columbus Columbus. l6. Kansas
C.tys, 9.
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nISSOLUIION AND CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.

Tue drm Of Dorset & Wright, dentists, COM
posed OF Drs. W. T.. Dorset and J. r. Wright.
hiving been dissolved by mutual consent
this is to notify the public and patients that
DR.. T.. u. Wright. .ate Of 0l5ls East Main
street. and DR.. ]. T. Wright have this day
formed a co-partnership for the purpose Of
praeticlng dentistry In all Its branches, at
No. 9l9 East Main street (over I. Roberts Ba-
ker's drug s;ore), under the nrm name OF
pRS. u. L. & ]. I. WRIGHT. Jeld-3s
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Wanamaher and the New YORK Po' {
ofii(c

NEW YORK, June l5.-Postmaster-
General Wdnamaker visited the post
Office here to-day and left for home on
the o'clock train. Mr.. Wanamaker
refused 10 state what changes would
probably be made in the postofiice hero,
but from what was learned elsewhere
1t is almost certain that the pOsioifice
building IN The future will only be for
postoilice uses and the United States
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Drunken Nan KiIIs His wife.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 15.--George
Mccain. 4 huckster, while under the
influence of liquor this afternoon, XII He'd
his wife Maggie by Draining her with q
hatchet while she lay asleep upon her
bel 1T their home IN court in the
rear of $50 Monroe street. McCann
escaped after the commission OF his
crime. but was subsequently arrested.
The motive for the crime is mystery.
An inquest will probably DO held on
TuesdaV
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WASHINGTON, June lj.-PTosident
Harrison, accompanied by Secretaries
Blaine and WirdOm and several other
friends. left Washington about noon
10 day on board of the stoam-yacht
Restless for a trip down tic Potomac.
They will probably steam as far as
Fortress Monroe and return to Wash
ington Monday morning.
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RtgIsin;ng's Freaks.

HARTFORD, Conn. June l5.-During
an exceptionally violent thunder storm
in this city today lightning burned out
the electric lights in Jacob q Proctor s
Opora-llouse. The audience dispersed
without any one being Injured.
Lightning struck and set fire to a
barn on Windsor avenue belonging TO
jacob A. Turner Several valuable
horses quartcred in the barn were re-
moved.
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CLEVELAND. o. June IA special
TO the Press from Toledo says: viii
ham Reicbart. "a prominent business
man of Jclloway. Knox county. eloped
with hls niece, Sadie l.. Rlechart. yes
tefday. and came to this city. They
were married and returned home. The
eirl' parents are indignant. and are
looking for the preacher who tied the
knot.
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The Market wreck.

GALVESTON, TEXAS. June l5.-Later
adyices from the City cf Mexico state
that forty-fve wounded people have
been taken from the wreck of the mar
ket, and that many of them cannot re-
cover. The number of dead. it is be.
lieved, will not be more than fifteen OF
twenty.
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MIGHTY BIG SUIT.
A ROUND FIVE MILLION At STAKE.
BCFFALO'S CONTINUATION TO
THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
THE PRESIDENT YACHTING ON IIfE
POTOMAC
Nan Matrics His Niece. ana tire
brides Parents Are ind'gnant-vr
tdenitai App0iutn enis-Now the
rOys PIayc eel Bali Yesterday.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. June lj-IIar-
riet a. B1lkmau. Gertrude Alexander.
and Adeia Morris have FLED a suit to
recover the possession of 80 acres of
land in the city Of Admission. Ala.
which is worth probably So O00. .OOJ. The
plai tiils alleeo unlawful possession.
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O'D0noyan KOssa Denies.

NEW YORK. June DO Donovan
Rosa in an interview strongly denies
that he is IN the employ OF the British
Government. and says that Cassidy Is
himself the British detective. and that
when Jim McDermott was got rid of
Cassidy took his place.
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Suicide.

CINCINNATI. ONO, June 15.-John
Heaton, aged so years. formerly expert
accountant for the John 1hileto Com
pany, committed suicide this morning
10y shooting himself through the head
at his former residence in Melville,
Ky. He was worth $4,000, and no
cause for the deed is evident except
hereditary insanity.
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what Does rierney Know +.

CHICAGO, June 15.-It was learned
last night that Thomas Tierney, a team
ster employed by o. Sullivan, che ice
man. is locked up at the station. IL is
believed by the police that Tierney, If
not actually implicated in the Cronin
murder. knows a good deal about it.
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subSei iptious OF Stock tn the Talking
Machine Company.

Those desirous of procuring informa-
ton touching subscriptions to the stock
of the Old Dominion PhonograDh Com
pany can do SO by calling on Mr. j.
Howard MoGilvra, No. lll3 Main street
east McGilvia's College OF Stenog-
raphy. lel6-3tS
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A Man.of.war Causcs rxciIem enI.

OTTAWA. ONT, June lj.-Advices
from British Columbia say that much
excitement has been caused over the
presence of Russian man-Of-war,
whose officers have been engaged 10
studying the defensive points Of the
province.
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G6oWaqWaean,
cGa;ice&Co.
VALUES.

At this time we find many
seasOnablc fabrics that we
hold i'm too large quanti-
ties. The obvious method
seems the best. TO begin
with, a large stock OF
PR1NTEDCll1NA SILKS,
u full complement Of col
Ors, 10 be marked down 10
FIFTY CENTS.
Many Richmond folks
own the same goods that
cost them
- 1-9 CENTS.
We might write MANY
lines anent the wash goods
that literally swarm over
the counters. The scotch
Channbrays and Ginghams,
under their new marks,
are very familiar and pop
ular with ladies who want
correct style at the lowest
figures.
MEWSTITCIIED NtS-
Linz, both in plain and
embroidered effects, we
have just Opencd--Ordercd
for an early trade: they
were late coming in, there
fore the figures on them
are low.
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BALTIMORE, ND. juno i5.-The Har-
Iisb arg express, due in Baltimore at z
0 'cl lck. struck "A woman named Jones
and Ter son (boih coloredl near Glencoe
his evening apd killed them both.
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Weather INDICATIONS tor To-Day

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 10
Indications for Virginia and
LIAR North Carolina: Par, followed
sunday afternoon by light show
er,. stationary temperature ioi-
lowed by slightly warmer weather III
the interior; toulbeIly winds.
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Eight Persons Killed.

GALVESTON, TEX, June l5.-City Of
Mexico advices say that the Mexico mar
ket rooffelI in yesterday, burying nearly
fifty persona. Soldiers who are at work
removing the debris and searching for
bodies have already taken out eight
dead and number Of wounded.
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IOOlIIng for Jnmes Ferry.

WILREsBARRE, Pa. June lj.-Pinker-
ton detectives are securing the coal re-
gion for James Ferry, Clan-na-Gael
man who first warned DR.. Cronin OF
his impending fate. Ferry Is book
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uiRfNE sEws.
Arrivals aud Departures at This Port
Ne.ferday.

AkKIN I'D.
Schooner William Fafren, gram, Baltimore
GallegO Mills.
SAILED.
Schooner Berry Gartside. sharp. Newberry-
port, coal. chesapeake and ohio railway
vessel Curtis & Parker.
Schooner CASTOR 4. Hubbard, kintL, Bal
timore. railroad ties; vessel, Curtis y Parker
Schooner Moonlight Crammer. lower
James To- load pine wood for New York.
schooner Flving Scud, lnsley, lower james
10 load tor Baltimore.
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DROPOsALs FOR CUT GRANITE.

PROPOSALS FOR CUT GRANITE.
j once OF Building for Library OF Congress.
l35 east capitol street. Washington. d. a..
MAY IS, 1850 Sealed proposals for furnish
quired for the front walls, including ths
dome of the rotunda, OF the building Tor tn,s
Library OF Congress. IN this city. will be re-
celved at this s'ffice until O'Clock 4. N. OF
SATURDAY. The 18th d.y OF June, lsSss. AMI
opened Immediately thereafter in presence
Of bidders. The granite must be OF lixhg
biul.h grny color and nne grain. Spccifico-
and blank forms of proposal may DC obtained
on application at this ofiice. hEkNAkD
Il. GREEN. superintendent nj and Engineer,
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Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Litiia Water. Only 20 cents
a gallon Ut Mo
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WILLIAMS Died. at the residence Of her
mother Mrs.. VI. T. Williams. 52Olt North
Fourth street. Ju 18th. M 1915 o'clock A.
NJ Miss Mr.LI~SA V. WILLIAMS.
The funeral Will take place from the Monu-
mental church MONDAY. 1-lh instant. al
i::sO o'clock 4. NJ. Friends and acquasntances
Invited To attend.
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BunaIO's Contribution

BUFFALO. June 15.-Thc subscriptions
for the Conemau2h food sufferers now
aggregate nearly $4,000. Most OF the
lists Will close on Monday.
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Children Cru tnr Pitchers C4toria

The Standard.
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Said that everybody chews May
APPLE tol acco.
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"Our Plantation" cigar is the best for
scents. OWENS h MINOR DRV0 Co.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. june lj.-Secfe-
iary Tracy to-day ordered court-mar
nal To- assemble in New York. Wednes
day. for the trial Of Paymaster Smith.
of the Essex.
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The Standard.

All kinds Of pure medicines and min
eial waters at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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.HIIIGT. Bh0aiS & GGllapt


pLAND0NPARK .sWlICuBAcN
..r $3.50 De Mu..e and roucios OF this
i..tfy
fo>nAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
nuar. commencing az , O'Clock and last
.tmM D. O'Clock. providing the weather
.oaa
Admission. 10 cents. no extra charge for
dancing. Ladies and Misses free. Boys un-
a.. .esen years old f,ee when with guar
aans arnnnos Nurses free.
Oh MONDAY EVENING
-hI--
r:J O'CLOCK
Professor joe. ID siurgess wiumalsc
BALLOON ASCENSION
from tno Park.
wM. sNELLINGs.
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Mother ana Two cnliaren Drowned.

Mother ANA iwo Shiidren Drowned.
MONTREAL, June IA dispatch
from Three Rivers states that Mrs.
GelLce and her two children have been
drowned by the swamping of boat in
River Du Loup.