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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
Latest From New Berlin.

NEw BERLIN, July 10,
A number OF applications undor the
now pension law were filed here on last
Friday, with Ponslon Agent Pinn, OF Mas
sillon, who will visit here on Fridays for
that purpose, or be- represented.
Tho CA, II, Post will hold festival on
Saturday evening the 20 Inst. for the
benefit Of the post.
Some Of our farmers arc hauling In the
golden grain.
Mcsarp j. Roemanydor and M. Pfoutz
with their families, OF Canton, spent Sun.
day with friends here.
Mrs. d. Bender and children, OF Akron,
Arc spending some time visiting friends
at this place.
The Sponscllor buildings are on the
move from tho corner.
The festival held here Saturday night
was woll attended.
The "faithfuln seem well pleased with
their new Congressman, Hon, j. G.. War
wick. Old Plain may be relied on when
the returns como In,
Wen 'tnook that chlp on, said the mon
Of 0tccnt0wii'a aggregation
New berlin cub wen meet ana rOut
Win utter conservation,
The contest on, Now luflln boys
Al easy Victory Won
The 0foentOwnh hAd u score OF six
n, H. twice that aud one,
They will play again on Saturday the 20
inst. at New Berlin.
The New Berlin Hotel makes fine APP
pearanoo since the improvements have
been completed, Arr not the people OF
our village allowing a golden OPP
portunity 70 pass, In failing 70
get hold OF the portion OF the
Dow tax on our two saloons for improy.
ing our streets and sidewalks as provided
by the law for corporate towns. Why
not incorporate and improvo2 II the
Dow Law Is intended TO relieve the tax.
payer, why not have the benefit In place
oflotting II 20 elsewhere,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
AN ELEVATOR FALLS,


EK-aovernor Foraker ana Gen, Brown or
Toledo 20 down with it'--Badly Shaken
Up,
CLEVELAND, July l0.-lspecial.l-AlaO
p. M.-The convention recessed until $3.50
this afternoon, and they are Just getting
down 10 bualneaa again.
There Ia great excitement, caused by an
accident to ex-Goy. Foraker which at
first was reported fatal, but later found
II TO bo very severe. The elevator at the
Holland House fell five stories Foraker
and General Brown, Of Toledo, we're In H.
Both were badly shaken up but not ser
ioualy hurt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
BAD SHOOTING sCRAPF.
TWENTY-FIVE NEGROES OPEN FIRE
ON WHITE PURsuERs.

hsy Commenced Undsi Cover Of the
Night 10 Make Their Way Into Az
kansas hom LoulsIans-They We're
Pursued by Posse Of white Msn ana
Found IN Ambush In Dense Thioksf
They We're Promised no haFs
Would be Done II They Returned,
MoRoUdE, La, July l0,-On Sunday
iight twenty-five laborers from the
plantation Of A, 70, Hehner, near Oak
Ridge, Moorehouse parish, and whose
passage he had paid from North Caro-
ina, quit their homes and commenced,
inder cover Of the night % make their
way into Chieot county, Ark They
we're pursued by posse OF friends pr
Mr. llefner and yesterday were found
ying In ambush IN dense thickot.
When notified by tho posse that
They Were Surrounded
ly q party OF mon who would do them
40 harm aud only asked their return 10
their homes, they expressed willingness
10 return, but when the posse went for
ward ~ meet them, tho negroes, led by
lne bold trouble'maktr, opened fire on
.he posse for one minute aud did some
wild shooting The posse returned tho
ire, and the result was thSt five negroes
we're killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
LAKE eARnysns, ASSOCIATION

Protest Against ,ho Use Of " y, Piers by
Private Individuals or Corporations
BrrFALo, n, Yu July iO,-Tho board
Of managers Of the Lake Carriers aaso'
citation, representing the organized own
era of the Ecat lakes, met yesterday,
Resolutions were adopted protesting
against the passage by congress Of bills
designed 20 grant the use Of any United
Statea pier, wharf or other harb0r prop
erty f0r the use Of any private indiyid.
ual or corporation, They say that all
piers, wharyca or other harb0r property
ON which public money has been OK
pended should be- held for the use Of the
general public and praying congress 10
take and hold them for such purposes,
A copy Of the resolutions viii be sent 10
members Of congress representing the
lake districts,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
ATTENTION TAXPAYERS.
The Exhibit is AppAlIing''-'rhe Most
Euravagant and Reckless Congress
10 the Whole Century Of Our Ma
tlOnal Lite.

WASHINGTON, July lathe eHtraya'
gance Of the present congress ID absolute
" appalling when figures are set down IN
black and white, and the deficit AZ the
end of the next fiscal year will DO from
careful calculation saO,0O,0DQ, This n
taking no account OF the tariff bill, and II
Ii becomes law and ita authors figures
are correct, this deficit will be awelled 20
si8O,OO0,0O0, The appropriation bills tia!
have already become laws, or have passed
one or both llouseh, the agricultural, ar
my and diplomatic and consular, District
Of Columbia, fortlileatione, indian, legla'
latlon, executive and judicial military
academy, navy. regular pension, poAtol,
flee, river and harbor aundry, elyll ana
deficiency aggregate In round numbers
Sib6,000,000. TO this must be added the
sl00O0O,0O0 for permanent appropriations,
Ab,0O0,0O0 for the new pension blll B,'
10000 for the steamhhap subsidy billh,
100000 for miscellaneous appropria.
iions, 8,O00,0OO for public buildings ana
@,O0OOO0 for the enforcement OF the fed
erhl election bin II II becomes law The
aggregate Increase In the river and har.
Dor, Notifications, navy, deficiency post
office and pensions, IN N2,0OO,OO over the
last year OF q Democratic administration
The total expenditures will therefore az.
greRate, II all thehe billh hre carried
through, In round numbers, 82b,0OO,ul0'
Against this must be set oil SSsb,OOOOOO,
tho secretary OF the treaaury'a estimated
revenues fOr the next fiscal year and post
al receipta, s6h, 100000, q total Of slbOOOO,-
900, or q grand deficit OF Nb,OCO,OOO This
may be cOntraated with 1898, the last year
OF Democratic administration, when there
was surplus of Sllb,OOO00, or q dliier-
enoe OF Sl0O0O0,0OO between the expendi'
lures OF the government 40 economically
administered by the Democrats, and the
expenditures In the hands OF the reckless
surplus amasherB.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
AFTER THE MoNsTRosITY

becomes a Law Blaine WIN Retire, and
Rally the Country for Free Trade,with
all South America.
NEw YoRK, July i0,-IspecIol.l- IA
Washington special TO tho Star this eyen'
Ing, says that after the Mckinley bin be-
comes a law, Blaine will resign and Issue
manifesto to the country IN favor OF
free reciprocity with Central and South
America aud Cuba, and BECOME an active
Presidential candidate for 1892
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
Common ploan oourt stetIatIoa.

The following 10 the report OF the Clerk
OF Courts, Oliver NJ, Coxen, for the year
ending June 30, 1906 Divorce casos pend
ing at beginning OF year, 0Ij brought in
within a year, i0S stillpendlnR, 78i suits
brought by husbands, "a; by wivos, 12l,
Ono child was sent 10 reform school.
Crimes committed during tho year,
against persons, property and public
policy prosecutions pending, b;
brought within the year, ~; against prop
erty, @, brought In, 49, against public poll
icy . brought In 8.
Sent TO ponitcntlary, 22i coroner's In
quests held, %.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
Pilonl Pllonl pIleAl

DR.. Williains' Indian Pile Ointment q
tho only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or
Itching Piles ever discovered. II never
fails to euro old chronic casos OF long
standing.
Judge Coillbury, Cleveland, o., saysi
VI have found by that DR.,
williams Indian Pile Ointment gives i'm.
mediate and permanent oure.n
We have hundreds OF such testimonials,
Do not suifor an instant longer. Sold by
druggiats, 81 per box, or mailod on receipt
OF price, by tho
WILLIAMS MFG CO., Cleveland, o.
Al Wholesale and retail, Durbln, Wright
q Co, d&w-1y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
SAWED IN TWO.
An Arm and Limb 20 Each Part Of the
Severed body.

An Arm and Limb 20 Each Part Of the
Severed Body.
CATLETTsBuRG, KY, July i0,-At the
mouth Of Peter Creek, In Pike county,
KY, terrible accident happened, A
new saw mill had Just been erected,
and visitors from all parts Of the
country were present 10 see operations
begun. Several mon were standing
above the saw when the board upon
which they were standing broke and
procipitated three men 10 the ground,
Among them was John Wo0ford, u
Justice Of the peace. In falling his
head struck the saw, which was IN
motion, splitting II open, and saving
the body Of the unfortunate man com.
plctely In halves, one limb and an arm
being left 10 each side Of the body,
Several spectators tainted from witness.
ing the terrible affair
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

ram Dchcf hpcClM'
WASHINGTON, July l5,-Quito furry
was caused among Ohio politicians here
to-day by the publication Of story In u
New York paper TO the effect that Scna-
tor Sherman had decided TO rotlro 10 prl-
vato life at tho expiration OF his present
torn, March 3, 1893. Ho will not be n
candidate for president and will not ac'
cept reelection 20 the Senate. He,is
now "a years old and has beon In public
life continuously for moro than forty
years and thinks ho has earned n roet,n
Tho Plain Dealer correspondent found
Senator Sherman In his committee room
this afternoon. Whom tho paper was
shown him he read II carefully. II was
fully minute nftor no had finished lts
perusal before no spoke. When he
did he was inclined 10 be captlous
and hyporcritlcol. He pointed out
several flaws which had no bearing on tho
point Of his retirement. VI am not "a
years Of aee,n said he, ~ am o.. have
not boon In public life continuously for
forty years.
"But what OF tho story ~ inquired the
Plain Dealer correspondent, seeking TO
pin the senator down TO an affirmation or
denial. "0h, don't care 10 say anything
about that. You know am not cAndi-
date for nnythlnq.n Here tho senator
paused. The long line OF nominations
that he stood In the way OF for over thirty
years and his standing candidacy for tho
presidency for the past sixteen years
probably camo trooplng down tho alsles
OF his memory. John Sherman actually
smiled. That Ia, there was u strange gilt
ter In his eye that might have been called
u twinkle, The cold front Of the leo
borg relaxed somewhat and thoro was q
conVulnlyO movement about the corners
OF his mouth that might have been de-
nominated smile. But II was only for
an instant. The wave OF sunshine vAn-
iahed from his countenanco and his fen.
lures cryatallzod again into their normal
CONCEALED appearance. " VIII say, how
ever, that thoro Ia moro truth In that story
than thoro usually 10 In newspaper par
hgraph,r concluded the senator In voice
that bounded like the cracking OF ice
about an loo cream freezer. Then the
correspondence feet began 70 tlnglo and
his hands got numb and blue and he bow
cd himself out Of the Ice kings presence
and won't and stood In the warm sunshine
until his blood began TO circulate proper
uJohn Sherman Ia candidate for the
Presidency, In contingency " said close
friend OF his tonight speaking about this
matter, snow that Foraker II out OF the
way he has nobody 10 fear but Mckinley,
Tho major will probably not be reelected
10 next Congress. That will mako him
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
suncrlnr for Tho Want Of Rain.

SAN ANTONIO, Tx. July lG,--Destruc.
tive prairie fires have been rging for
two or three days along the line Of the
Southern Pacific railroad and have not
yet burned out, No rain has fallen for
over week, All Of the smaller water
courses have dried up and the vegetation
which had grown up Is burning Aeroely.
The cattle have ben keeping TO the
hills, where there is still some water
and but few Of them have boon lost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

WASHINGTON, July l0.-rho depart.
mCnt Of state Ia informed Of the arrest
OF Minas, who assnesinatcd the wife Of
the Rev. John N, Wright, IN American
missionary IN SALINAS, Persia, ON the lith
Of May last Minus was u teOohcr In
the mission school aud had Just been
dismissed from his place for improper
conduct The arrest Of Minas was
mainly due 10 the efficient action Of the
British consul general NJ Tahrz, Col, q.
u. Stewart before whom he viii be
brought 20 trial
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
YnsTERpAHgs STORM

On Lake MiohiRan'--feared That Two
Yachts Loaded with People Have Gone
Down,
81. JoE, Mich, July lb,-I6peelal,l-,A
terrible rain and wind storm prevailed In
this part OF the State yesterday, A few
housea and trees were blown down, Two
Yachts left So, Joe for Chicago across
Lake Michigan Just before the storm came
up, II ID not known how many peraonh
were on board.
CHICAGO, July i6.-[Speolal,l THE OK.
curslon ateamer Puritan, plying between
this city and ~, Joe, Mlchp encountered
the iull force OF yesterdays storm, while
In mldlake. Capt Stein reports was
the wOrst storm he ever experienced, lie
thinks Il ID impossible that the two yachts
from Sc, Joe weathered the storm, and
that all are Loaf,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

While loading lumber near Dresden;
the lumber fell and caught Grant Comp
ton and Oscar Fortune, iniuring them 30
that their recovery Is impossible.
The /. O. o. r., r. and A, NJ, and q.
A. X. organizations celebrated the one
hundredth birthday Of William Tilton,
Of Dexter City, Monday. Tho old
gentleman Is still young in appearance
aud was one Of the most active In the
celebration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
No More Sunday Games.

FREDERICK, Mn, July 16,-The state
Of Maryland can have no mc.o pgofcs.
sional Sunday baseball, The decision
Of Chief Judge James McShcTy IN the
case of Manager VIM, Barnic, Of the
Baltimore baseball club, for Sunday
ball playing, was rendered yesterday,
The Judge concluded that baseball
playing by men who are under contract
at stated salaries is Sunday work. and
therefore comes within the. purview Of
the prohibitory statute. The prisoners
we're remanded for trial.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
DEATH in The POWDER.
TEN OR MORE PERSONS ARE
REPORTED KILLED.
Over Thirty Persons Known TO be
Seriously Injured.
rHlRTEEN HUNDRED KEGS OF GUN
POWDER EXPLODE
william FTaaly, a Brakeman, Was Blown
10 Atoms

The Explosion Occurred on the south side
of the River ana the Destruction Was
Enormous - 4 Number of Cottages
Close to the Track shattered ANA Their
Inmates mIUred-Tweiye or Fifteen
Girls In the Cartridge Factory inJured
Hallway stations aud Freight House,
Together win Adjacent buildings,
set on Tire aud Consumed-neilei
Train sent to the scene Of Disaster,
CNugNATI, o., July iO,-A terrible
explosion occurred late yesterday after
noon NJ Kings Station, on the Little
Miami railroad, twenty'nine miles east
Of Cincinnati, Ten on more persons
were killed and over thirty seriously IN
iured, Two empty freight cars were
being ahunted into a side track, where a
car containing 900 kegs Of gun powder
was standing, Az the cars struck there
was an explosion and Immediately after
ward another car containing 500 kegs OF
gun powder exploded, William
Fraulcy, q brakeman In the employ Of
the Little Miami,
Was tilown 20 Atoms
Five other persons, supposed to be
employees Of the powder company, were
killed The Kings Powder company
and the Peters Cartridge works have
buildings ON both sides OF the river
along the railroad The explosion oc'
CURED on the south side aud the de-
struction was enormous, A number Of
cottages, occupied by worlmen IN the
powder factory and situated close 10 the
track, were shattered and their inmates
injured,
Twelve or Fifteen Girls
nj work IN the cartridge factory were
crippled. The railway stations and
freight house belonging 20 the Little
Miami railroad, together with all the
adjacent buildings, were sot on fire and
consumed The track and ties Of the
railroad are fairly torn out Of the
ground aud great hole plowed In the
earth The Peters Cartridge factory
was burned TO the ground A relief
train was dispatched from Cincinnati to
the scene Of the disaster, and the work
Of rescue and relief was afforded "a
soon ~ possible, The work Of search
ing for the missing and caring for the
wounded is now progressing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
For SECURING Fraudulent Amdavlta.

Wn.REsDARRE, PA, July l0,-Oscar
Nicholson, u well-known lawyer hero,
was held yesterday by the United States
commissioner 10 answer for securing
fraudulent Niildavits In the case Of John
Heibisch, who died from the effects Of
m assault committed by fellow prisoners
while In WillesbNrre Jail, but whose
widow procured pension on the ground
that deNth resulted from injuries re-
ceiyed during the war,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
WIN ho rnrred and renihorod.

LELAND, IA, July t8,-A public meet
ing was held here NJ which resolutions
were adopted that the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors shall not be allowed In this place,
and that any person attempting such
sale shall be tarred and feathered and
cowhided out of the village. Certain
persons who where talking Of starting nm
aoriginal package house here have not
been heard from on the subject since
the meetinQ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
RINGS powpnn mI1n nxrIosIoN.

Very Latest from tho Scene Of the DiR-
aBtor---Nino Dead Bodies Already
Found.
CINCINNATI, July iG.--[Speclol.l THE
very latest from the Kings Powder Mil
explosion on tho Little Miami II, r. indi-
Gates that some twelve persons have lost
their lives. The ilre was extlnguishod at
2 O'clock, The money loss is not heavy
as the buildings were mostly frame, but
the owners lose every dollar. Another
body was found this ann, which makes
nine known dead. There are three 10 six
more dead, as some employees live In
other towns, and their absence In not
known and will not bo unit some time TO-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
A CLOUD BURST.
.owland In tho Wyoming Valley Covered
with Water Tor Miles,

Lowiand In the Wyoming Valley Covered
with water fur Miles,
WuKEaRARRE, PA July ia ter
rife thunder cloud burst over the
Wyoming valley yesterday and IN a few
minutes the lowland for miles around
was covered with water The Pennsyi-
yania tracks were washed out, delaying
passenger trains, while the Jersey Ceu-
trail were obliged % bring their trains INTO
the city on the Lehigh Valley tracks, Tho
Market street croadng Of the jcrpey
Central waa completely submerged, the
water surrounding the station, The
streets IN the lower portion Of the city
wcrv flooded toadcpth Of six inches and
every cellar on Canal street WIS flooded.
The damage win reach several thousand
dOllArH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
OUTRAGE no Bn PnRPETRATED,

The Gag Rule win be Adopted In the
United States Senate, and the freoe'
dents and Traditions OF One Hundred
Years win be Violated
WASHINGTON, July 10. Especial, THE
exact form Of the now Rag rule 10 DO APP
piled 10 the Senate, will DO made known
this afternoon, ny this rule II 10 proposed
10 put through the Nenate the Federal
Elections bill, taking The power 70 elect
Conqrensmen out Of the hands Of the peo.
pie, and placing the Whole machinery Of
ihe elections In the handle Of parilsana
appointed by a Republican Cabal Ia Waal'
lngton, The Democratic Senators say
they are powerleaa 70 hefeat the outrage,
but that the people will make the next
Congress Democratic, In spite OF thls
grave uaurpatlon AZ constitutional law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
Mhr shc Itllloh IIor Ghlldrnn.

RUTLAND, W., July lO,-Nlrs, vii.
liams, who last week killed her two
children, made statement In which
she said she cut the children's throats
with razor and then set FIRE 10 the
house. She said she wanted TO join her
husband, who was killed few weeks
ago, and did not want 10 leave her
children. She says she intended TO cut
the throat Of the boy Victor, but did
not dare, as he was the stronger,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
A HoRRlFYlNa ACCIDENT.

A Man Rolled Along by the Wording
Knives Of u Moving Machine,
KITrASSiNG, Pa, July i0,-By horse
running away Henry Eglcy, Of Kittan.
ming township aged about 9O was
thrown IN front Of u moving machine
and rolled quite distance the knives
cutting and slashing his body In u hor.
rible manner, The machine finally
struck u stump, freeing its victim, The
doctor says he ls the worst cut up man
he has seen for many years, but he still
has u chance 10 pull through,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
IN An ohpnyAnY oAKHlAdf
Pepe Ls-' Was seen outside tho vatican
a. saads, the first hlnee 1871,

hOMH, July l6,-fOr the lint time
since 1871, the pope was aeel outside
the Vatican grounds yesterday, Pope
Leo, In an ordinary carriage, escorted
by two Of the Guardia Mobile, quilted
the Vatican by the fordamte gate and
drove 70 the iausel gate, through which
he re'entered tho grounds of the palace,
The eentrieh NJ tho mint presented arms
% the p0ntiit passed and tho worhnen
knelt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
nrncllr smlth,. chnnrr.

COLUMNS, o., July iO.-The applica-
ton Of Brocky Smiths attorney For q
ten days respite for his client has been
received at the governors office, The
governor is expected home to-day, when
he will net IN The c0se. The impression
prevails about the state house that the
governor viii not interfere with the
sentence Of the court, and that Broclsy
will be executed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
ro IlelInyo lho NInln I.lne.

WEST CHESTER, PA, July t6.--Tho
board Of managers Of the Penneylya-
MIA Railroad company have decided 70
tap their main line at Glenlocb, with
their new line, which Ia known by the
name Of the Trenton Cutoff Line,
which Is 10 relieve tho main line eaet on
Glenloch OF all tho freight intended for
Now York and intermediate points.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
PIToHToRK TARoUoH THE NGoK,

Passing netWorn the Juguiar and Wind
pipe and Broken ON.
ATHENS, o., July i0,-Charles Miller.
aged 20, IL reported 70 bo slowly dying
~ the result of a singular and fnghtful
accident While loading hay near town,
Saturday afternoon sudden start OF
the team caused him 20 fall, pitchforlt
In hand, from the top Of the load, with
the result Of one tine Of the fork being
forced entirely through his neck no
tween the iugular vein and the wind
pipe, IN which position u broke on,
leaving the pointed end Of the broken
tine protrudlng about two inches from
the back Of his neck,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
A nlr strlI,n Threatened.

ASHLAND, via, July i0,-Fifteen hun.
dred sawmill men, employed here, gave
notice 20 their employers, unless their
demands for ten hours work instead Of
eleven, and without corresponding re.
duction In wages, was granted by July
IL, they would walk out and close every
mill In the place, The mill owners will
regiat the demand,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
yellow Fover In Cuba IL Increasing With
Alarming Rapidity,

New YoRR, July lO.-lSpocial, l-AddI.
tIonal information this morning from
Havana lntenaIiiea the uneOainsas on ac-
count Of yellow foyer, Thoro ID an alarm.
Ing Increase In the number Of cases dur
ing the past "A hours. The weather IN
dangerously hot and people are fleeing In
droyen. Every outgoing vessel 10 packed.