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GOOD WORD FOR THE CHINESE.
appalling Accounts Of the Storm In
Sardinia Last Week.
a nunnrcANE swrrrs moNDunAs
Resistance Go n sherin's Posse rho
Adventure ora rTain Robbtr-
Iirazirs Finances.

ATLANTIC CRY, Oct. oh. !.
Nilsson, o. San FmnclsoO,a guest Of tho
Manhattan House, was found dead In
his room this morning by the proprie.
tor OF the hotel and the colotcd porter.
Tho latter was sent to Nilson'S room
TO awaken him for breakfast, and
getting no response, attempted 10 open
lhq door, hut found II locked. Hothcn
opened tho tronsom anu was partly
overcome by the rush u gas from the
room. with the proprietor he broke
open the door and found Nilson's body
lying across tho bed, cold in death, with
the gas JET turned or full blast. Two
physicians were called, but could do
nothing for him, rs no had evidently
been dend sOluv hours, having turned
ON the gns and died from asphyXiatiOn.
a letter found among his effects asked
That j. Z. Eldtcdgc OF West Chester.
Pa, be notified sh0uld anything
happen to him. Tho person referred
10 was notified, but has not yet 70.
sponded.
Nilsson waH about 40 years old and
had the Appearance OF mnn OF means
aud prominence. II Is said that ho had
no family connections, aud travelled
about for pleasure, having plenty OF
money. He spoke OF John Wanna
maker, the postmaster-gtncTal, and
other prominent mon, anu claimed
close friendship with them. a post
mnTiem examination and nn lnquatt
win be held on the arrival OF Eldtodge.
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CHINA is NOT AFRAID OF Us.
Sho has Wealth, Guns and Plenty Of
Big Ships and Soldiers.
But SHE DOES NOR WANT WAR.
AZ Long ns There Are NJ Many other
Means nj Retaliation. Amnu.
milton IL China.
NEWS FROM CHINA.
Mig words In wongoi Kan Francisco
Paper.

biE Words In n uongoi g..n Francisco
Paper.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 92.-The
Var hcy, a Chlnesu newspaper pub.
llshed ia this ciiy,prlnts what purports
10 ho a mail summary Of news from
China by the last steamer. A iiong
the articles one 81 believed 10 bo In.
Hplrcd by the Chinese government ia
The nature Df confidential inttfucll,na
20 thc Jhinn9e cOnsuls " the United
states. lt,uggosta that they make IN
speedy and cmphHtically M possible
certain representations 10 the senators
anu oongreshmon concerning tho Geafy
law. Thu article na translated is as
followe:
China has plenty OF wealth, plenty
VI guns, anu big war shiug OF modern
contraction, aud plenty Of soldiers.
Chlnh "a not afraid Of the United States
and eau cope with her In war, hut
China dora not want TO Il sht with the
United States for there ara many other
means NJ retaliation.
Tho article goes on 10 state that the
people OF the United states was nervous
after the Now Orleans affair aud began
hastily 70 cot8truot bat,lrfhips and
guns. China, It says, had both OF
these, hu, the United States Ia not
ready. lttho Chinese registration bet
lie pcralstei Ia, China Will insist that
American rcsidenta In China shall 70.
Eiaier and wear tags on penalty OF Inn
lrlsonment and expulsion. China
VIII also Impose heavy taxes on Anne
rlcan Imports, particularly 1our aud
cotton.
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Knights OF I.abor.

NEW York, Oct. GA large mum.
Der Of kuightH " Labor and their sym.
pathiztra assembled tonight at a bene.
ilt performance tunuored James
HuPhts, tho Knight OF Labor impris.
oned Tor sxtoFton. Addrensus were
made by Master Workman P0wierly
aud General Treasurer james Il. Rice.
The lgitnr, who was tho nrat speaker
COVE history Of the Hughes case, ana
said. "WhA, are We going to do about
it2 Wen, tho executive board will
remain In session until utter the cleo.
ton. We arc going TO issue Documents
showing how tho lNbirlng mon are
treated by the Democratic governors
%! 'rnnsylvRuin and New York. The
EI.ghls OF Labor 80 a political organic.
alton this year, aud the Democratic
party viii learn II on election day."
General Master Workman POwdorly
concluded the evening programme
with "A bittog attack on Governor Flow
or, Chairman HaTlty and the Demo.
cratic party. lie was frequently md
loudly applaudrd for the vigorous
denunolation OF Democracy.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 23.-Tho
steamship Soteria which arrived from
Ceiba, Spanish Honduras, today, re-
ports that terrible hurricane 6wept
over the coast OF Honduras on the l2lh
ultimO, causing much damage TO fruit,
running banana plantations, blowing
vessels ashore and destroying many
houses. The schooner Helen Adams
was sunk in Ruitan harbor. The
Wnnderer was blown ashore but was
iloatsd later, AS were the schOonors
Royallst Goodlln aud Norian. At
Rulthn many houses were blown
down. The schooner Honduras from
Belisoe 10 Untilla, with eighteen pas
seDgers, was dismasted by tho storm,
and driftsd for two days but was finally
picked up and lowed In. The loss OF
lilo and value OF property destroyed
will not DO known for some time.
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PROV THE FATEIrRLAsD.
More soldiers Wanted. OF
Cholera Luthrr Memorial g..scn.

More soldiers Wanted. -Dnuger OF
Choicra.-Luthrr Memorial chareh.
BRELIs. Oct. 22.-pul.ic interest la
the military bureau Is increased by
the secrecy maintained regarding the
provisions Oi the measure. According
to good authority the number OF re-.
cruiis 10 DO raised annually IA increased
by 10000, making the total number
100000. There ~ little doubt that tho
discussion in the Reichstag will DO
stormy. A mnss meeting has been called
nj Ernsteiu next week to consider the
subject o. this proposed duty on tobacco
which the opposition 10 specially III.
reo,cd ngRinst. Preparations have been
made for similar meetings elsewhere.
a prominent paper asserts that 1000
mon Will DO made Idle in Bavaria
alone by tho tax, while tho poorer
clgssel throughout will suGer, M cAeap
foreign cigars are u possibility, and
cigars OF homegrown tobacco will cer-
tainly bo raised above the price tho
poorer people can afford 10 pay.
Several papers assert that Prince Bis.
marck, though suffering from acute
neuralgia, will lead tho opposition
against the bill.
Official information shows that
while cholera IL decreasing In Ham.
burg, Germany ia In increased danger
from Invasion from Russia. Numerous
cases OF the dlsensc and death are 10.
ported from frontier towns.
The approaching recOnsecration OF
the Luther Memorial Church in Wur.
temberg promists to be ceremony OF
extraordinary splendor. Tho Emperor
anu Empress will DO present, ana the
former has invited all the protestant
princes OF Germany to attend. while all
the protestant foreign Boverelgna wiz
DO represented
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GLAD ro GrF ASHORE.
storms Reported on tho AtiSntic by
Arriving Passengers.


NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Psssengcrs
on the French steamer La Touraine,
which got In today, Were glad to get
ashore. For nearly two days they were
Imprisoned below the decks while the
vessel tossed about up and down,
hither and thi,her by general cy-
nlono. Wednesday ovening there
came from the south weird roaring
whistle that told OF the approach OF u
cyclone. Tho captain got the ships
nose 10 tho southwhfd 10 receive tho
blow head on and she plowed at full
speed when with a roar the storm
struck her. The wind seemed TO come
from every direction ut once and the
mssts quivered. The vessels head
swing unsteadily TO the starbonrd and
then back. The captain saw that the
vessel had encountered the odgO OF n
cyclone. He ordered her speed TO.
duced again nnd again until the indi-
Gator showed oniy eight knots. To.
ward midnight the storm turned the
chip about or nearly 80. She got back
speedily into the wind, but had to fight
for It.
AT 3 O'Clock tho storm began TO
abate and by O'Clock she resumed her
course. Ati O'Clock Thursday after.
noon furious wind, though not 80
strong as the night before, struck the
vessel full In the bows. The vessel
pitched forward Into the storm, and fer
several hours, until IL O'Clock Friday
morning, passed through almost the
same trlals rs the night before. Waves
poured over her bows, and at times
splashed nearly Rs high AZ the top OF
the smokesiack, but the captain feared
them less than those that crossed the
vessels quarters the night before. To.
ward midnight the storm abated, and
at O'Clock next morning II was all
over.
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NEW YoRIs, Oct. 93.-Colonsl J.
Kennedy Stout a. years old,a wealthy
lawyer VI Spokane Falls, wash, aud
q member OF Governor Eetry's personal
stall, ia tho principal In romantic
courtshlp By mall which Will culmin-
ate In tho Wedding on Tuesday even.
ing TO Mics Ida Homan, OF Williams
burg, whom ho has never seen. The
link which Will bring about the
union Is furnished by Mis- Gurlie.
HomRu, "a sister OF the prospective
bride. Colonel Stout becams Grqusint-
81 with Aliss Ger,lo when she played
"Liltlc Lord Fauntleroy" IN Spokane
Falls some time ago. He wrote and
some letters received ut home wero
answefod by Mis- Ida. In that way
correspondents opened. Thegu was a
conditional proposal by mall, and ac-
ceplance ON the eane bash. Colonel
Stout was In Chicago for several days
gt the Columbian colobFatlrr. Ito left
Chicago on Friday night aud teio.
gTsphod that he would be In Now York
at . O'Clock this afternoon. Miss Ida
will be among tho iirst 10 welcome him
AS he stepa from the car. She will
carry his latnst picture In her hnnI,
and expects to recognize him immedi-
atcly.
Colonel Stout arrived this afternoon
and Mias Holman met him at tho sta
ton. When Miss Holman recognized
him, her greeting was "l'm 20 glad 10
REQ YOU" Colonel Stout was present.
ed to Mias Homan's escost and the On
tire party took the boat iOr Brooklyn
whonce they went 20 the residence OF
Allss Aoman's parents.
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AUHunN, n. ", Oct. 2a.--Thc cole.
bratcd train fobbcr, oliver Curtis
Perry, who escaped from his cell yes
terday afternoon, enjoyed limited free
dom just eight hours, when lac was
again thrust bncl, into confinement
more secure than ever bpfort. Perry
wins found hiding In tho marble shop
and ct unco started for liberty,
closely pursucd by several prison
guaria. In his procipiiale retreat,
lie rushed directly into the arms OF
Keeper Smith. The desperate did not
surrender Immediately, but ale mn
attempt TO kill the keeper with a large
stone, which he hurled At him. Smith
retsliated by striking Perry on the
head with heavy cane. This ended
tho soflmmagc aud Perry wss carried
back to his coll. lie wa game to the
laot and remarked that he would make
another attempt TO escape as soon ~
poaflblp.
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NEW YomS, Oc.. 20 Tho Hcrdld's
Valparaiso correspondent says the
news CONES rom Buonos Ayfea That
Governor Hnjas OF Sanliugo Del
Eslcro Ia still In prison AMI tho rovo.
lutlouists are practically IN control Of
the state. The national cabinet has
discussed the situation In Santiago Del
Estero and the proper courec TO purauc.
A majority favored federal inlorveu.
vcnti0n. Finance Minister Romero
resigned ami the executive aekod
power from tho national congress 20
intervene. II was granted. Tue gov.
efnors OF all tho provinces aso called
upon TO have the national guard ready
Tor service. Gtispiobabic that congress
Will appoinl commission b Inquire
Into the state Of affairs Ia tbs pro-
vince.
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San FRANClgcD, Oct. %. Rllolque
Brothers, who stole tho wei equipped
royal yacht Of the King OF Tahiti and
then murdered nine men 60 cover up
the villainy, have been executed At
Manila. The native cook Moloa, who
poisoned the crew and captain ol the
yacht, has also huon exceeded. The
thfoe mou were taken aud bound hand
aud foot on the Manila execution
ground9. They were treated liku ma
tive or Chinese pirates, and denied the
privilege Of being shot. The cook
begged for mercy till his head was
chopped OIL, but the brothers showed
nerve, and reiuaod to make any plea.
A single swori stroke suiiiued TO cut
OFF each OF their heads.
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LIVES LOST.
Tho Disastrous storm In Mar.
dlntn.

LONDON, Oct. aS.--Latest advlces
from Cagliars give appalling accounts Of
the terrible storm nnd Hood in Sardinia
on Thursday and Friday, a calamity in
which hundreds OF lives were lost and
hundreds OF thousands OF dollars worm
OF property destroyed. Six villages
with total population OF GOO
were invaded by the wateP. Scores
OF dwellings aud barns were dcmol.
ishod, and hundreds Of people who
sought refuge Oh tho roofs woTo
drowned. When tho work OF rescue
commenced dozens OF persons were
found huddled on an elevation OF land,
half dead from terror and exposure.
Survivors cay the experience OF that
night was terrible In tao extreme. a
hundred bodies have been recovered
at san Spornte alone. This total death
roll must reach several hundred. I'm.
mense numbers OF cattle anu other liyo
stock perished.
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fuif, covering his face with u dus. Goth
aud hanging big red boolt mntk irsm
the bibln in n s,rirg AROUND hi1 waist.
When the seStou arrived 10 start the
morning iif,s, lac was coniror ted wi,h
the cnshroud,d appari,ion IN the pull
pit. Brnndishiug a revolver Emmaus
b,do the sexton 10 listen TO tie Truth.
The sexton hastily reuettcd, but no;
before thu luuaiic had iieh three nho,s
into the air. The officers OF TIE church
and the roicp were spVrjily sum.
moned, ana iot more than three houre
En- mons atoOd tho gfDuni, rc1diDg
from Tho Palm. md revolalIuna.
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A Lunaiie In Church.

SPRINdFIELD, Mass, Oct. 2s.-Tho
gospel truth was presented at the point
OF tho sword and also with red flro and
ievolverH Mt Oliyet Congregational
church today. Chas. Emmons, a gum
mnkor employed at the United States
armory, whose mind ia unsettled upon
religious matters, bought u largo supply
OF rockets and red nre Roman GAMBLER,
pin wheels and powder, ON Saturday
afternoon, and at midnight took these
with him TO church, and socreted him.
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scYNioRE, Ills, oot.23. Froa Ulrlch,
n youth, was almost devoutod by two
savage dogs this morning. He was
attacked by one dog ana made n good
fight, but another dog also attacked
him, and before aid arrived he wAs
knocked down and nearly all the flesh
on one leg bitton or and ho was fright.
fully torn In other parts OF tho body.
There is no hope OF his recovery.
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LISBON, Oct. 28.-In the general
elections held in Portugal today four
Monarchists and two Republicans
were elected Tor Lisbon, aud three
Monnrchists aud one Republican for
Oporto. The returns 70 far indicated
thnt tho Cabinet will have large
majority. Senior Caravei, ex-Minister
Of Finance, and Senior Bonhuray, q
banker, were elected after heated
contest.
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DcatIia

NEW york, Oct. 90. - Edward
Denninga, senior partner IN the great
dry goods house OF -. Dennings &
Co., successors 10 A. +. Stewart Il
Co., died suddenly In bathroom
Saturday night, due to paralysis OF
tho heart, directly caused by the
grip.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-Jamos Henry
Robert Innes-Kerr, seventh duke OF
Roxborough aud Marquis OF BOwmont
and CresBiord, IL dead.
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LONDON, Oct. 23.-At a dinner party
ut Newmarket last week, at which the
Prince OF Wales was n guest, he was
asked N thoro was any truth IN
the report OF his proposed visit
to Chicago. Tho prince replied
that he doubted whether lac could get
away next year at tho suitable time.
Upon the suggestion that the exhibition
could probably DO kept over for a second
season, the prince eaid no hoped II
would be kept open, as ho then might
be able 70 arrange 10 visit II.
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READING, Ps,, Oct. 23.-The extent
Of the inconvenience aud suffering
caused by the great scarcity Of water
at points north OF here can scarcely be
imagined. 1t Ia stated Mt some places
II Is necessary TO guard locomotive
tankH to prevent people from carrying
OF water. Owing TO the drought
mountain fires have broken out ut
several places.
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LEBANON, Ky., Oct. 22.-Dan Horton
n few days ago drove his wife from the
house for visiting her brother on the
other side OF n warning faction. Yea.
terday she returned, picked up her
babe and started to leave. Horton
ordered her to drop the child. She
refused, whereupon ho grabbed mus.
ket and shot both mother and child.
Mrs. Horton Ia In precarious condi.
tlon and may die. The babe VIII live.
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LoSDoK, Oct. 23.-Tho SfdHdard's
correspondent ut Odessa enya FIVE
villages near Kulaizl IN Trans.Csu-
casla nave been destroyed by an earth
quake. Many liyes arc reported to
hav" beon lost. SO iar the bodies OF
twsnty.seyen persons have boen Tecov-
cred from the ruins OF the dwellings
and other buildings.
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A mlssIOsAI.Y 70 CHINA.
Nrn. BALDWIN Has Ienvat 60 Like
the "Ccicstiais."

the "Ceicstials.'
NEW York, Oct. 23.-Mrs. Baldwin,
FOR twenty yoara missionary la Chinn,
spoke at Asbury Park Methodist
Church today before large congTegA.
ton, detailing tho late treatment she
received ut tho hands OF the Chinese,
and stating that she regarded China
men superior In many respects ~ other
foreigners whom the United States
nccOrds free entrance 70 land and citi-
zenship. The speaker said slnco she
had been delivering lectures In this
country sho had received threatening
letters, and not long ago special
policeman was detailed 90 guard her
house 10 prevent IA schume for burning
II down, This was in Christian
America, and In Br0oklyn. She had
never been in such danger IA China.
Tho Chiaesp. che snid, wUro good la
borcrs, and could work longer and in
places where Others could not. Yet,
they wera beaten, bruised and killed.
all because they worked while the Irish
and others got drunk anu would not
work "a well. When this reference to
the Irish aud others was made, con.
siderable disturbance arose ia the
tuhiuh uhA 'uNNihi bNNliN we Nvh-
tiuuing, Mrs. baldwin said It made
her sick 10 hear speeches such AZ were
made during the Columbian colobra-
ton, IN which America was spoken of
as tho land OF the free. She thought ii
was not the case. During the war on
the Chinese al Seattle, Cleveland aud
Bayard were appealed TO seven times
TO protect the Chinese, but only sent
troops to protect the United States
mall.
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TRINIDAD, Colo, Oct. ga mes.
cage received AZ Union Pacific head
quarters at this evening says that u
collision occurred on tho Augillar
branch OF the U MON Pacific, in which
Engineer Casey was seriously injured.
Two other trainmen wero hurt. No
pafticulaTs.
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TITusNILLE, Fla, Oct, 90. 49, The
sherili'- posse sent out today 10 arrest
the rlnglsadera OF the negroes In last
nights shooting atiray, Were resisted
anu fired upon. The posse escaped
with few scratches, but the negroes
ringleader was killed and four othvrs
woundsd. The governor telesrsphed
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victim. Of ths E1pIoslon Duricd,

Los ANGELES, CAL, Oct. 23.-The
funeral services OF tho victims of
Friday nights explosion took place
today and Were largely attended. To-
day II was ncortained that another
person was no dangerously hurt that
ihe may die. Miss Van Norman was
struck on the head by n fragment OF
burnt mortar, iracturing her skull.
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Lnunn,onoln,lon on when,.

ST.. LOUIS, net. 92.-Tho lowest quo.
tation ever reached on wheat since st.
louis became the loading market was
touched today. The price, which has
been on the decline, dropped today 10
66sc. The direct cause II the lower
price seemed, according to the prevails
Ing idea, that farmers who were hold
ing back their grain, suddenly released
II flooding tho market.
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for military assistance and Sanford
offered help, but cool heads here be-
iieve che crisis has paeseJ. White
ciiizens rfe armed and wn,chlul, but
the supply OF rifles H. rather deficient.
The negroes are well armed, and In
camp about ono mile from town.
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LONDON, Oct. 23.-The Chronicles
Vienna correspondent says the Gear.
owitch will be formally betrothed at
Athens TO his cousin, Princess Marie
OF Greece, the Car, as the head of tho
orthodox Greek Church, having grant.
cd dispcnsati0n which wns necessary
on account OF the consangulnity OF the
parties 10 the contract.
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LONDON, Oct. 90 Rev. Robert
Bsyuos, honorary canon OF the Church
OF England, SO yeara old, who WAS ar.
rested on charge % lndecently
Rssaulting girl, aged 10, WAS found
guilty and sentenced TO eighteen
Inonths' imprisonment.
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Tho Spanish Hing Recovering.

MADRID, Oct. 28.--The young king
10 recovering from thc effects Of the
cold he caught during the Columbus
letos In Seville, but u Is decided that
court shall remain at Seville until tho
end OF the month.
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california on works nsstroy,d.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 23,-Firo to-
night destroyed the California oil
Works on Folsom and Main streets,
causing loss OF $4,000. The oil
works were owned by Mckee d Cot
ton. q. II. Pennington IL Sons steel
works and Hobbs, Wall ~ Soma lum-
Der yard were damaged by the flames.
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rARts, Oct. 23.--An uugrohlLt meet.
ing held In 81. Denis quarter today
terminated In n melee, in which
knives and reviewers were freely used.
Several persona, including Il numbut Of
gen ~ htmus, wern wounded. -Four
anarchists wofo arrested.
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RIO JANEIRo, Oct. 23.--Political
harmony having been restored be-.
tween tho government and pariia-
mcnt, 70 has agfold 10 settle the fin.
ancipl difficulty by withdrawing o
portion OF the outstanding paper.
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Actor chnrlea L. IInrrI. nena.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Chsrloi l.. Har-
ris, u wcll'known actor, recently with
A. NJ. Palmer's company, died here
today.