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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
INVITED TO EAT HUMAN FLESH.
A story Told by . Man Who Has ReturneS
from New Guinea.

San Francisco. Oct GA man who was in
vited to partake Of human flesh at cannibal
feast is now in this city. He Is B. Linneman.
1t happened on tho island Of New Britain
where he went as special agent Of the German
Government being empowered to 60 into the
interior to settle boundary disputes between
the New Guinea Company and land
claim jumpers. zimmerman went far into
the island nrally reaching a place where the
He felt no fear. as they regarded him as q
ssuperior being. and they never eat white
The men and women go stark naked. Tho
soonest bringing only s25. while LONELY or old
Linnsman: 'shs Is his absolutely: qp% i she
eaen they Se Win eat her at nea onr
ing severe punis&m"nt on thcm ier cannibai-
and then cut Off her head and cook her We
never hear Of such women again. Tribe
ss seldom tell 81 ssnnb a
feasts. but when ], went into tile interior the
n" eS%e ws spon e0a pa aS OF natives NSo
fires were turning among the palms and
were cooked I'll, through ant and through: Il.
Natives sss'a each ana e4tns hs
piece Of human flesh. Thought that no living
persons had seen or could zee more horrible
thing. One Of the savages advanced with
a piece in his hands and as he
arm. He rendered it in manner meant to be
hospitable and in his native language asked
me. to eat it. l shrank back in horror but
men. women. and children around me could
understand my feeling.
The body after it had been cut into pieces
was cooked with leaves Of the taro plant
These give the flesh spicy favor.
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"Ihad stroke Of Paralysis. Tie suffering endured
was unbearable. my speech impaired. my mouth
drawn to ono side and the pains In my head wers
maddenins fused Or. Greene's Nervura. and before
had used a bottle felt . marked improvement and
now feel myself again.
PAULINE ROB,
500 Seventh av- New York city"
"Ibad stroke Of Paralysis Ny whole right side was
almost useless. got so worry weak and numb could
hardly stand my feet: at times could not raise my
foot from the 1oor Then saw Advertisement In
the papers OF Dr. Greonos Nervura sent for BOTTLE
and before had taken half OF II was certain 10
was helping nc. Have taken I've bottle and can
truly say that the good. wonderful medicine DR..
0reenes Nervura. has cured and my life to Il
Mrs. JAMES j. GUERNSEY,
Il Myrtle av- Albany. N. ~
~ Dr. Greene the succcssful specialist in curing
all forms OF nervous and chronic diseases. IS wess
14th st.. New York. be consulted tres personally
or by letter. Call. write him about your Case or
send for symptom blank to I'LL ont. and letter fully
explaining your disease giving advice. 40. viii b. ~
turned free
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Trying to Humbug Physicians.

clandestne attempt the signatures physicians
for use in advertising cheap baking powder being pracced
through the mails of this city The employed
stamp and place for signature accompanied paper
read before the American Chemical Society," the Society
did endorse and which refused publish minutes of its
proceedings because of its irrelevant aacous concu
sion The document evidently prepared pr
1t being published many papers advertise
ment by the manufacturers of of the baking powders
To give the appearance of responsibility en-
the physicians the of George Barker President
of the Society," dragged and he quoted having
himself sympathy with the opinions
the of carbonate OF baking powders whereas
Prof Barker has announced in unequivoa
the use of this volatile alkai ingredient powders
cause more wholesome bread is thereby produced.
Doubtless few physicians will caught trap thus set to
their for the purpose ebazonng them in scare
baking powder
ton employed in the attempt shown use
of Prof Baker and the publicly stated
opinion sufficient show the purpose the
document which the physicians requested no.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23

Vile cod-liver oil has lost
its vileness in SCOTS Emul-
sion and gained a good deal
in efficiency.
1t is broken up into tiny
drops which are covered with
glycerine, just as quinine in
pills is coated with sugar
or gelatine. You do not get
the taste at all.
The hypophosphites of
lime and soda add their tonic
effect to that Of the half-di-
gested cod-liver oil.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIvING-free.
SCOTT 4 Bowns, Chemists. Isa South STU Avsaus,
New York.
Your drugEis, keeps SCOTS Emui,ioa Il esd.uysr
0-au druggisu svssyvhsss Dc. SL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
MALTaY's oBEAr LEAP.

r 5SImP Is keHpins them all guessing; The
~ Il, Speed Tor four hours In the early part Of
IS Hf1 sA sroPSa hs other
..r Nv averaging little over fourteen miles
NJ NJ nUur Ito Is apparently fresh man. and
b n mpnGUp".ncy would be saio that did not have
Spectators "' '''
ay S'GSnSk keeps podding away. INCREASINGLY
wSrt ~ Nv tue niles - II i were the hardest
IN the !, .9ok easy. Tho German had a tum 10
ALONE sns e earl part Of tho evening while rid ns
styst s band from hs look of astonishment wi lc
t t1ias been tqpkkn. nap on his wheel an Id
Ss Fill :sS SSxP;fSSay qtsat The syss Which w e
nIre I On With perseverance that must be ad-
who PS% sSsI Rob- end Albert arc the endsrs
Sa,s mse IG Ell away to get slice Of the
y" frWv Will coyoE tho necessary 1900 miles. ''
rase IN sSnd Howell had sc9rchng ton-me
va sTsN hai qG s,s thf vet The e, crowd
p he rF Iais w rs defeated on wedneso y
stain 81 'v rnG him to ride so soon after tho
Is va ayssd not to start last ght but thou hi
utss sud ny, aud was beaten foot In 80 m IL
from hom ~ seconds, Prince leading ten yards
6 III HsW mr; aud gained lead Of twenty yar,s,
q dy eaMHeIn defeated Robb in the afternoon in
,d VCihb s.i L, raeo ,p 1G minutes 42x seconds,
FOODS amIi9n Howell beat chunky Willie
YyeniS, 10 IL minutes II seconds. In tne
nee in enemy; Lumsden, In q three.miis
esonpelIa5 tho natty .Philadelphian was
seconds Y the fast time Of 8 minutes and 81
his deiso, mcdowell was much ohagrined at
,hkesse some out n, ltahu Hg said; Well, TINT
World "''o Is the fastest hve-mile rider in the
soeee R Dst loo niles to his eredi. a. II 10
Iilnc tmn.H " hours 30 minutes. making Ills
l$ miles s 40 4, hours G minutes. an average Of
the Enpljeshh 'e e protest against wildwood.
with ii" x's GHsed on the ground that Wood.
' L ss simply kept In e pace his
tas., ot6eess nta age. and msniiestly unfair to
lpth i in >, Contestants As there was
mated Eo,tth the charge. Wood was elm
avn the big race and will show his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
TIL. Gar Pardon. Iii. Cousin.

ST.. PETERSBURG. Oct 23.-Hieh personages
in Copenhagen have induced the Gar to par
don his counsin. Grand Duke Michael. for his
marriage to the Countess Of Nuremberg.
daughter OF the Duke Of Nassau. and this fact
will he announced at the Cars coming silver
wedding
The Grand Duke and the Countess we're prl-
vately married at San Roma In April last. The
Gear was greatly displeased at the action OF
stricken from the list Of Russian army officers.
and eliminated from tho army list the titles Of
the regiments named for the Grand Duke and
OF which he was colonel
The Polish papers affirm that after the we'd
ding celebration the Car will make tour
OF the famine stricken districts OF the empire,
with the purpose of defeating the Nihilist in
triHuos.
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He WIN Stay to BE shot.

CApDo. l. r.. Oct. 22.-Jackson Fletcher will
not be shot tomorrow. He received a weeks
respite that ho may visit his folks. The Sheriff
passed through Caddo with him yesterday.
He seemed to be as FREQ man RS the Sheriff
who was guarding him. The prisoner was in
one part of the town without being handruired
or shackled. while the Sheriff was in another.
He made no attempt to get away. and seemed
as unc9ncernSd as Il nothing was to happen to
near Doggy Depot. and will remain there till
tho day OF his execution. He says he would
not leave il he could. for they would catch
hin,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
WILL THE POPE LEAVE ROMEs
a Crisis Believed to he Approaching in
Papml AHairs.

Pophl AnalrS.
ROME Oct. GA Cardinal has told corre-
spondent that the Pantheon disturbances.
when the Italian popuace mobbed the French
pilgrims because one of them insulted the
royal family. will have the most serious conse-
quences for Italy. for the Vatican. and for the
situation in general. The relations between
Italy and the Pope. between the faithful and
Rome. and perhaps between the State and the
Vatican. will certainly be seriously modified.
will tho Pope leave Rome ~ asked the cor
respondent. ,
Nothing is yet decided" answered the
Cardinal. but everything H. ready for such q
step. Since Oct. the ecclesiastical world mas
been partly prepared for such grave meas
ure," .
Signor Rudini had a long interview with the
King yesterday. and subsequently Cabinet
council was held, It is believed that the Pope's
proposition to leave Rome is causing the
that the King and Premier have been discuss
ing 1t. The government. however. has ex-
pressed no willingness to make oven the
slightest concession in the direction Of aug
menting the temporal jurisdiction Of the Pope
beyond the Vatican bounds, and King Hum
suggestion OF weakening the authority OF the
Kingdom OF Italy in Rome. A crisis in the
papul question is thought to be at hand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Great Britain stu swept by Gales.

LONDON. Oct. 22.-The gales which have
been sweeping over England. Ireland, and the
south OF Scotland for nearly two weeks re-
newed their work OF destruction yesterday.
Dispatches from Sandgate. Kent. last evening
said that an unknown bark was ashore near
that town. A fearful sea was then running in
the Channel. and the local lifeboat had gone to
the rescue OF the endangered mariners,
The Thames to-day rose four inches higher
the race course. and tho play fields, Of Eton
College. Miles Of Home Park and Egham
Mpads were also submerged.
DUBLIN, Oct. 22.-The mail boat, which ar
rived at Kingston to-day. from Holyhead. re-
ports having encountered a terrible thunder
from Holyhead the passengers saw water
spout two miles from the steamer. The water
spout lasted about a quarter OF an hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Kenny ana C.,laxhan WIN Fight.

The young boxer who knocked out . wellknown
Staten Island l6opound sport day last week. Is
told In TIE Sum- and suspected to be Bill Pmmer.
the llopound champion of England has turned to
be Tom Callaghan. feather weight OF high reputation
on the other side. Fred Johnston and Suno Wallace
both failed to $500 deposit he had In the Sport
iag W. office for over month. He came to this
try with the English bcycsta and recognized by
Ei Levy. the bantam champion. q staten Island few
day - ago. Joe Early. be heard that Gala
CHAN was here sent challenge to Billy Kenny Of Jer
sey city through the IutTdioi Eeas kenny announced
on Tuesday night that he would light CallaKhan for
suit him first rate II will be sain glove match and
will take place In about nve weeks.
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SALINA. Kan. Oct 22.-Jerry Simpson
was the favorite with the crowd in the
Farmers Alliance procession to-day. His
name was conspicuous on the banners.
Ono OF them read For President OF tho
United States. Jeremiah Simpson" An old
woman was seated in wagon Immediately be-
hind busily knitting. and on one OF the stream
ers loated this icgond:
Jerry shall have socks this winter"
"Whut a pity you We're born In Canada" said
q bystinder to the Seventh district states
No pity mt all" was the prompt response.
81 will have the Constitution changed whom
grow more ambitious"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
NEW JERSEY

Joseph G. Randall. secretary Of the Plaindeld Lodge
Order OF Tonti. IL missing and with him has disap-
peared lot OF the sOcetys money. Ho collected the
last assessment amounting to $3.50. last week
The contest TO decide who Is the Democratic candi.
date for Assembly In the First district OF Monmouth
county came up yesterday before Chief Justice Beas;
and Reuben strahan OF Milestone claimed tho nomina.
ton After hearing evidence the Chief Justice
DR.. Pumyea, the Albeit candidate, the nominee.
Tho Union county Grand Jury brought in present
ment At Elizabeth yesterday against the Standard Oil
Company, directing the company TO remove the big
25Oopgaon oil tank on East Jersey street, Elizabeth
port before the next session OF the court The Grand
Jury denOunces the tank as menace the lives and
property Of the inhabitants OF ElizabethpoTt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Bath Houses Washed Away at Far Roek.
away.

FAR RocKAwAY. Oct 22.-The wind is blowing
a gallo here and the tide is exceptionally
high. Considerable damage has been
done to the beach. Craigs's Arbor In
from Of the Pavilion has been washed
away. and $50 OF lockwood. Smith d
Co.'S bathing houses have been swept out tn
sea. The ocean il ASKING over Hog Island
into the inct, Ii tho storm continues
pll night it will probably wash out all the
AsBUKY PARK. Oct. 22.-Severe northeast
winds and ram storm have ragged along the
toward night, There are great fears for the
safety of the bluff at Long Branch. Ocean ave.
nue. has already been cut away SO badly that it
has been abandoned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
"Quack, M. d." to be Buried Quietly.

Fred Marsden's play "Quack. NJ. d." will bs
shelved for good on Saturday. and the COM
pany will disband. Manager Roth says it WAS
played on Wednesday to total Of 800 in the
Fuller. who camo over from England to star
In the farce il all right though, Manager Roth
says. She got N salary for her role. and she
has accepted one of three offors that she has
had to play with other companies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
BAD SYMPTOMS.
Look Ont for Paralysisi

The FIRST symptoms Of Paralysis weak tired feel
ings. exhausted sensation. trembling nervousness
restessncss: exerton 10 followed by fatigue the per
son wakes mornings feeling tired; has GOODNESS and
bad circulation in feet and limbs numbness or pricl
ling II these symptoms neglected shock OF Para
ysis will surely follow Take Dr. Greenes Nervura the
great Nerve and Paralysis Cure. It costs but 81 OF
druggists ~ purely vegetable and harmless and
should hesitate an instant to this wonderful cure
when perfect restoration to health 10 within reach
Paralysis can always be warded on by this remedy
Therefore do not neglect the FIRST symptoms.
Save yoursei yes while there IL vet time, and =
prevent Paralysis. Prostration. Death.
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Stewart Parnell. who
arrived here last
night. replying to an
address Of welcome.
announced that he
spoke as the elected
leader Of the Parlia-
mentary party"
DUBLIN. Oct. a.
Pierce Ma hony.
m @ m Der OF Par
lament for North
Meath. in addressing
n meeting OF the
National League. de-
clared that he was
ready to follow the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Gordon Cumming. Resentment.

LONDON. Oct. 22.-Sir William Gordon Cum
ming Of baccnrat fame who Is rusticating in
the Highlands. has lodged protest against
the Municipal Council of Elgin against that
body aiproprating money to DO used in ten
derins public reception to the Duke and
Duchess OF Fifo. Notwithstanding the fact
that strenuous efforts have been inlda to in
duce Sir William to withdraw his protest. he
remains firm in pressing i Tho Duchess Of
figured in the Tranby Croft scandal. Some
people condemn Sir William for seeking to
strike at the father through the daughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
His Scalp Cut to Pieces in = Runaway Ac
ckdent.

SHELTER ISLAND. Oct. pa German named
Morry. employed as q gardener By ex- Mayor
Schroeder on Shelter Island Heights. went on
an errand yesterday. and on the way home
stopped ut several road houses. Finally. when he
tried to pick up the rains which he had dropped.
over tho dashboard Of the buggy. he fell.
wedging his head between the side Of tho
frightened and ran away. and the spokes Of
the wheel tore Morry's seal! to pieces He
unrecognizable. He may live.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Mex,caus Opposed to Divorce Lave.

MONTEREY. Mexico. Oct 22.-There has been
much feeling aroused In Catholic Church cir
clos throughout the republic over the prospect
of Mexico having a divorce law. The Mexican
laws have never recognized divorce. but Juan
A. Mateos. member Of the House OF Deputies.
has introduced u bill legallzng the right to
likely thut the measure will become law. as
the majority OF Mexicans are Catholics. and
that Church is bitterly opposing the proposed
obtain q divorce in this country under any
circumstances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Florids's Alliance Stands by tho Ocaia Plat
form.

DADE Cry. Fla. Oct. 22.-Wednesday nights
session OF tho State Farmers Alliance was
prolonged till nearly l o'clock this morn
ing At 1890 the delegates reached
Ing tho ocala dcmands. including the
sub-treasury Pin, and endorsed tho platform
By a vote Of q t. g. United States Senator
who was tho Alliance candidate Tor United
States Senator against Wilkinson Call
voted against an endorsement OF the Ocala
demands being opponents Of the Sub-Treas-
ury bill. To;day's session was taken up chief
~ In discussion Of amendments to the consti.
tuition and 10y tho election of officers Final
Adjournment will be reached to- morrow night,
The Third party resolution will probably DO
offered In the morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
p1G SCORES ON THE WHEEL.
,r,prRs IN TIE RACE wow OVER
The ooo MILES FROM THE START.

xii, In tho Lead, but His leg IL In a
s, MALI Way and He May be Compelled TO
p. Out-Ashineer IN Second Place,
..,,v Followed ny Lsmh.
n.,,;,s the inclemoncy Of the weather. tho
.donce at Madison Square Garden last
" ,ub. ran IN to tho 5000 mark. while the
ntm ... for the afternoon we're astonishingly
~ IN the face Of sucha storm. The general
is,sr vrsss did not affect the riding OF the con-
oa'", or enthusiasm Of the spectators and
u. ssms wild scenes of excitement which have
". the racing all through were enacted.
ms, Tom Eek has completed . circuit
s,.h embraces ten large cities. and the riders
" WIN ms present race will delight Dostonians
anr,nr thanksgiving week with their riding.
Hmmy Albert. the famous six day pedestr-
=. IN his usual natty attire and glossy silk
s o., r,s an Interested spectator last night OF
. .as nav six. day fad. He thinks the novelty
VI. "il, become popular craze and will take some
. w. n die out. Apropos. Of his own affairs.
.,hor said he had come 10 the city to look
e,or hs six day match with Charley Rowell.
. ud hoped to fix matters with DR.. J. A. Dough-
.+v ior an early settlement OF the question Of
supremacy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Where Y..terday's Fires Were.

A.M.4:45 80 Park street, John Sylvester and other
occupants damage $4,000; 1920 l4a Orchard street.
Peter Ketzlers tailor shop. damage trining.
+. Milo +62 West Forty.sccond street. Daniel
oConners candy store damage $500; $780, 1851 Sec
slight; n;ao i+6 We. f.ny'fsur.h street.
Tan 20 King street tool house Of Mccormack 4 Mad.
den. damage SO: $50. $50 SccOni avenue. coal and
building. Margaret Searss, damage. $500: lilo "a
suffolk street. Louis Kinsberg, damage 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Midway Gun Club shoot.

Asnuny PARE. Oct. 2l.-Ths Midway Gun Club held Il
closing live bird shoot for the club year which ended
night In Its handsome grounds at Mattawan. this st
ternoon. Once month the club holds live bird shoot
and tho contestants who succeed in winning first and
come the owners Of handsome gold badges There
big crowd OF shooters present when this afternoons
contest opened Each imam shot ut eight birds James
Vanbrackle OF Mattawan killed his eight birds. and
amid cheers Wa announced the winner OF the frst
badge, which he had won four times, William H.
Perrine Killed seven birds and a. ne mad previously
Ernest wcEeTt took third place with a score Of SIX
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Billiard Experts Practise.

Jake schaefcr the b;ilrdist played two practice
games yesterday. In the afternoon. At Sections par
lors he play'l rH-pont game with Cation. While
making no unusually high runs he succeeded IN
scoring 583 points in nineteen innings In the even
ing he again crossed cues with CAttOn IN another
600 point game. The scores follows:
EVENING CANE.
schaefsr-l 'e2; g. az. 20 o, o. 90. a. 4ie. II.
Cations. 8. I3. 80, g. 90 %. q. 10. O. s. O. l. r. D.
!. H. Total lG3. Average. V1o17
GANE.
Schaefer-14 1G3, 3. o. ~ T. g. 81, "a, 8. B. o. O. IL.
81, s8, o. IS. a, Total, 683 Average, 70 800.
Cstton-o. 9. O. %. ~. ~ 10, 10 J. O. T. 8. 8, o.
~. IL. z. y. Total, 40 Average. 3.ls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23

BERLIN. Oct 23.-The changes which the
Emperor has decided to make in the army uni
form are chiefly to replace the tight tunics by
loose blouses with turn down collars. to dis
card all bright colors. to abolish all white
leather Announcements. and to substitute light
hcadgear without bright medal badges FOR
the helmets now in use These reforms are
the outcome OF experience gained during the
army man,ruvres. but it is likely that long
time will be required to put them into execu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Erie Gun Club Shoot.

The regular shoot Of the Brio Gun Club at woodawn
Park Long Island Wednesday. had thirteen shooters to
90 score Dr. schH OF the Fountain Gun Club
was invited e shoot ard sgussd hs score Of the wins
ing their seven straight J Plate. @. Jumbo, W.
on for the second prize. Schmadeke killed eight and
the y.s S.. won dr.s
swee pstake at i've live birds each % yards rise.
won by J. r. schmsdeke. with . score OF nine DR..
SchwArts took second money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Yachting Gossip.

yachts to boom next one authority wants
return to the <ofooters while another prefers the b3
foot class. Meanwhile this town ~ at last securing
some orders.
Among the sale. Of yachts reported lately are the
schooner Coronet to d. Wing schooner Atlantic TO c.
Barnum seeiey, schooner Republic g Mr. Condor,
saiooR Ihistie 70 u D. TIFFANY sl9oP Venture to Col
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Notes OF Foreign Happe ninxs.

Tho German Admiralty has ordered seven
new torpedo boats to be built at the Elbn9
yards. whore two cruisers are also being con-
structed for the Prussian Government.
SIr. Gladstone has promised to address q
conference in London OF members OF the
House Of Commons and others upon thee ondi-
ton OF tho agricultural laborer early in De-
cember.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Children Enjoy
The pleasant favor. gel

The pleasant nAvor gentle action. and soothing effects
OF syrup OF Figs when IN need OF Laxative and the
father or mother be costiye bilious the crafty
Ing results follow Its that 10 tho best family
remedy known and every family should have bottle
-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
NEWS FROM PITCAIRN ISLAND.
An American Ship yisIted by Descendants
of the Mutineers.

The ship Sterling has arrived from San Fran
cisco. 100 days out. On Aug. the Captain
stopped f1ve mios off Pitcairn Island
and his vessel was boarded by boats
from the island with Miss Rosalind A.
Young. her niece. five brothers. and the
quantities Of fruits and vegetables. for which.
says the CAPTAIN I'VE S1vC in exchange things
t lie ON M the snnd ali we'll happy. and Content
ed. several vessels had latoly. visited the
island. They remained on board two hours
Darture"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
The New Volcano.

ROME. Oct 22.-The new volcano on the
Island OF Pantcllaria il 2SOO feet long and is
Just visible above the surface Of the sea. The
eruption continues. though with less violence