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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-28

San Francisco. Nov. 27-WHEAT-
Firm; May, 1O45s; cleared, 141,1S2 centals
wheat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-28
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO MINING.

San Francisco. Nov -. The official closing
Tor mining stocks today were as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
rHT SITUATION ~ CHINA.
Christians Urged to Worship idoi' io'
Their own Protection

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Aug. a.-The
steamer Coptic arrived from emma anu
Japan shortly before 10 o'clock ,hls
morning a day ahead Of time. Choieia
ia committing terrible ravages in the
citv Of Nanklng. At first, only the
southern part Of the town was affected,
hut now the rlague IS everywhere, anu
the mortality f. very great.
cbeno-Tu has been decorated with pla-
cards. accusing the japanese or surIlhs
up Shen-Chuen riots. In order 10 cnl-
barrass the Pekin Government ana prom,
isipf. the Christians that If they VIII
worship idols and conform 10 the GUS
toms OF the multitude, they snail De
spared. .., .,o
In spite of all that has happened, the
officials suffer these placards 10 remain
evt,osed. The anti-foreign spirit seems
to he sproading. a riot occurred at
Fat-Shan on August 9TH, and the mis-
sion was attacked, but no particulars
are known. The French mission at
HUFF. i'm Kiang-Chang, was also ATTACKED
bv a mob. but its inmates made stout
resistance with firearms, and beat on
their assailants.
LONDON. Aug. 31.-A dispatch to the
Globe from Shanghai say6 II Is reported
that the Tsungli-Yamcn. has instructed
the Chinese Minister at --onton 10 pro-
cure the recall of Sir y. r.. OconOr, the
pritfeh Minister TO China. This action
was taken by the Chinese Government, II
is alleged. I'm consequence Of the menac-
ing attitude assumed by OcOnor IN regard
10 the inquiry into the ku-Cheng out
RACES Violent scenes arc said 10 have
taken place during Minister Oconors VISIT
10 the Tsungli- Yamen IN connection with
the inquiry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
GERMAN-AuLRICAS TETERANs.
A Cordial Reception rendered Them at
Berlin.

BERLIN, Aug. 81 The German-Ameri-
can veterans of the war OF 1870, who are
visiting the Fathcrland for the purpose
Of participating In the celebration OF the
principal events OF that conflict, arrived
here to-day. An immense concourse OF
people, headed by a delegation of 100 mem
bers OF the kreiger Bund (war society.
i'm uniforms. met the veterans at the
railway station, which was gally deco
rated. and gave them a rouslng welcome.
The German veterans salUted the Ameri-
can visitors I'm military style, and three
bands of music played the patriotic air,
deutschland uber Allies"
After their reception AT the station, tho
Gcrman-Amcricans entered carriages and
were driven 20 the United States f.mbas-
~, where they We're received by Ambas-
sador Runyon. Mr.. Schleucker, OF CHI
cago. made a short speech. In which he
assured Mr.. Runyon that he and his
companions were prepared 10 fight for
their new Fatherland as they had fought
for their old one.
Mir. Runyon replied. thanking the vete-
rams for thci- visit and welcoming them
as American citizens. He expressed the
hope that they would enjoy their sojourn
I'm Germany, and thanked them for their
readiness to exhibit the same devotion 10
the United States that they had shown
TO Germany
The veterans re-entcred their carriages
after their reception, and the vehicles
filed past the Embassy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
crtss-UOEKs 10 REsUME.


Years Wages Satisfactory.
NAYS LANDING. Aug. 5l.-Next Mon
1.,. an tine elass-works in and near TINS
,l.c. will resume operations Business
,r,-.o.,s are mach BETTER than they NV
6,.r for wears. Ih scale OF wages ae'''"
,t,.o., af the recent conference OF the man
,,fe .f,rers an. workmen IS SATISFACTORY
,l.f, ol,rerucd. ard an era OF prosperity
f,.,.f,f,re unknown I'm that trade IS at
l,rf The works TO resume are oWhcu
hv Moore Brothers. at Clayton; flsiei
pfofhrre. I'd clayton, wheaton brolncis'
- lnNsnle. Wnituc. Tatum q Co.
at 1ftu.ilie. the old factory al S"'h'9 DO
ro,eh which ras been idle for years, VIII
ro.-..o. ilo Woodbury. factory Is sctuhk
rr gr,.. and tie Bodine factory, az VII
Bar.lfovu is getting ready -. business
tu rYre hravy orders booked ahead
ORANGE. y. j.. Arg. A.-The nat MI
i-.hors Of the G.. =. Rattan & co. hat rae
torv VINO have been ont on strike nave
won fhc fight by the company glFlns
in to the demand OF the strikers for an
increase in pay of twenty-five cents 4
doom lu making all gr1ies Of hat-. The
firm ie enc os the largest hating firms in
tie Oranges
pfTTsBIRG. PA. August 3l.-For the
fourth time The conference committee
r,aroscutine The Window Glass ManLfac-
iurers and Workers. met I'm Pittsburg.
again to-day 10 fX the wage scale for
tie coming blast, which IS 10 start Sep
temher 2lst
Tho conference to-day hnauy agreed
upon 20 l1 per cent advance I'm wages o.
the workers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
THE KENTUCKr DEBATES orr.
Colonel BradIey's Friends Claim That y
was on Account of Discourte-y.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. a.-Major
Norman, chairman OF tho Democratic
CamIaign ComTittoe, Immediately Ipon
r. eipt of republican Chairman Hunters
letter announcing that General Bradleys
a. po.ntments with General Hardin were
cancelled. addressed a letter 10 the latter,
denying that there was any di5courte5y
denying that there was any discourt'sy,
intentional or otherwise, offered Colonel
Bradley.
lie declined TO agree to the cancellation
OF iOint debates, ami stated that Generu
Hardin holds himself ready to fill all ap-
pointments heretofore agreed upJl.
Colonel Bradley ana his committee were
busy arranging new appointments. IL
will be seven or eight days before ne VIII
take the stump again. General Harih
will fill the appointments announced. lie
went to COyingtOn this evening.
Colonel Bradlcy's action Is severely
criticised bv Democrats, who claim that
he was anxious 70 find an excuse FOR
Withdrawing frcm the debate.
Mr. Hunters letter is az follows;
Republican Executive committee,
Headquarters
louisville, Ky, Aug. 80, 1870.
'To l.. G. Norman, Chairman;
Dear Sir.-Thc discOurtcsy offered our
candidate for Governor at lm.nence To-
dav i'm breaking of the debates by deny
ing him "A hearing. constra!ns us TO can
eel the remaining appointments.
"Respectfully,
"W. GODFREY HUNTER.
chairman"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Aug. a.-for
Virginia: Fair, cooler. north~es'ery
winds. 49,. g.
orally fair: preceded by showers on the
cast: cooler In the Interior; winds 6econi-
ing northwesterly.
Weather conditions. The area or high
pressure fas moved from North DAKOTA
~ Iowa. increasing In magnitude, ana viz
dominate the weather east OF the ONO
and lower Mississippi valleys during the
rext thirty-six hours.
A storm appears to be developing 10
the north OF Montana, ana sscoh' s'o''"
"a developing In extreme southern IeSas'
pain has fallen In the Atlantic states
and Red River OF the South Valleys In
Southern Texas. -.
The temperature has risen In the North
vest has remained stationary IN the At
Iantic and Gulf States. and has generally
. fallen elsewhere.
Weather for Iabor-Day: Monday-Fair
ard cool weather Is promised for all the
Atlantic States down to Florida.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

The Conditions satisfactorily Arranged
The Programme ia substance.

The Conditions satisfactorily fii""b'"'
The Programme in substance.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3l-Lord Dunrayen
informed a reporter Of the United PRESS
that the conditions that VIII govern the
international yacht races were satisiac-
tOrilv arranged az the meeting between
himself and the members OF lhc Alne j.
can Cup COMMITTEE iasl ''V.lls,,i,i s,,,i,. 90
the details were gone over careiully ana
The committee viii issue the Ohcla- pro-
gramme early next week. .,,
The races FOR the American cup VIII
be the best three ln nFe. Inc Course
win be practically The same as the !c-
cent trial races were sailed over, except
thar the windWari ANA leeWard race
win De thirty miles, with "a turn, ana
the triangular races ten Ille5 ~ i'5'
instead of eight miles 70 the lta.
There viii he a gun start. with an IN
fartai Of TWO minutes before the handi-
can eun The start VIII be from c!per
the Sandy Hook or scotland l.ishlship'
according TO the direction or the Nlhu.
mo drst race will be- saturday. Sftem-
bor 7th the second Tuesday, september
I0fh. the third race Thursday, SeptehlDSr
11th. additional races, 1T necessary, VIII
be sailed with one weekday intervening.
rho connecting yachts Defender and
Noil,--ria iii will hc measured IN tie
Erie Basin September eth ana the time
allowing will De- determined according 10
the rules of the New lefh fdcnl tlun.
The Valkyrie shipped another and
nnurh LIGHTER steel boom to-day. and the
Defender took n trial spin with a new
eteol boom "A steel gaff, and a Ramie
riorh fousaH. The Ni-iiant left the
Horseshoe and was towed up 70 the city
his morning Her work of coaching the
cup defender heing ended. she VIII now. 20
out of commission. The Nalkyrie leIt
ne Horseshoe az . \. ~. and was
towod up to the Boston dry-dock IN Erie
Rasin. TO receive the new boom and
gaff. which arrived yesterday on the
city Of Rome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

ascertained but the evidence against the
Taurus appcars strong. The Spanish con-
sui asks in the name of the Spanish
Minister that steps be taken 10 hold
any steamer with suspicious assemblage
on board. and to detain the Taurus until
an opportunity can be afforded 10 in
stitute due judicial proceedings to-day
Instructions were Immediately sent 10
the collector Of customs at Philadelphia,
10 the commander OF the revenue cut
ter Hamilton, at Philadelphia, to the
custom officers at Lewes. Del, and to the
collector OF customs at Wilmington, Del.
20 look out for the expedition on the
Taurus.
The telegram was dated Wilmington,
Del. G:2O T. NJ, yesterday, from George
l.. Townsend. collector of customs at
that port. and reported tho capture OF
the Taurus. "bound for Cuba. with arms.
twenty men, and twenty-seven cases of
ammunition"
HAVANA. Aug. 3l.-A dispatch from
Santa Clara says that Colonel Palanca,
with his command, has had sharp bat
ties with rebel bands under Suarex and
Zayas at Carlblanca. The rebels were
dispersed and their camp captured. Their
loss is unknown. The Government troops
are nursuing the fleeing insurgents.
A dispatclT from Santa Clara says:
Lieutenant CObos. who, with his COM
nand. Is detached at Mata, learned that
band of rebels had attacked a plantation
at Macagria. Cobos Immediately started
for the plantation with seventeen men,
and on the way met force Of 800 rebels
under lead sr Bermudez. stubborn hght
ensued. in which Lieutenant coDos anu
fourteen OF his men were Killed. Later
SAN Quintin's force arrived on the scene;
The rebels fed and san Quintin started
in pursuit OF them
A band Of 2co rebels surprised the post
~ civil Guard at Nordazo August 9th.
The guards supported by volunteers, en-
ticel from that locality but through the
troacherv OF these volunteers the rebels
v.ora enabled 10 penetrate the fornica-
ions. Two OF the guards were killed and
four wounaed. one Of the latter. the
sergeant in command, was very seriously ,l,
hurt The rebels captured all the civil
,,,,.g5s orms ammunition, provisions.
ETC.. and burned the fort. Troops have
been sent in pursuit OF them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

Call for n silver Convention-Thc AIRING
ton Committee.

ton &ofunitttt.
RALEIGH. y. c., Aug. I.-Spccial--
Secretary of State Octavius Coke was
buried here this afternoon the funeral
services being held from Christ church.
The attendance al the funeral represented
al classes. Governor Carr and other
state officers and the supreme Court
oiAeials attended IN body. The Capitol
lh closed nasgs al half-mast and the
Interior and exterior OF the late Secre-
lhil q Office drapet la mourning. The
il "nr'rs wore a. - Andrews, James
W. Wilson, u. T. Williamson. T. $.
'Na. "a 81. Day. O. li. Bclyin. Fred.
Saunders, and Armisteal Jones.
lAe ifat movement for silver convcn-
ton, irrespective OF party. rs made. The
call Is out for "a convention al TarbOrO
September lg.h and 10 is addressed 20 All
friends OF SILVER ana signed by pOpulis.s.
Democrats. and Republicans
Some prominent negroes We're asked
what was their opinion OF the proposed
state convention OF their race. l'hev saw
fhere Is very little interest I'm a. and
that they DO not thins b wise TO demand
too much.
IL ia said that IN the eastern counties
tho SILVER sentiment IS strongest As one
gets nearer Charlotte and Asheville Il
aiminishes. NJ far as talk indicates its
existence
Most OF the Republican and Populist
papers are declaring for fusion Some
are FOR ID. l.. Russell for Governor and
j. j. Mott FOR chairman OF the Rcpubll-
can State Committee.
The Arlington Legislative Committee
viii be in session ten days LONGER, us
members say IL is "a thorn in the side
OF the Populists. who have tried TO stop
its sessions. The State Treasurer says
only ihc courts can make him pay war
rants for the committees pay. az this
matter 70 now under adyisement. Lyi-
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Saved His Prisoner.

JONESBORO. ILL, Aug. 3l.-A mob
Of over one hundred men gathered mere
az 1 o'clock this morning for the purpose
Of lynchlng John Jones, who beat ana
kicked to death Mrs. Mendenthal on
the Anna fairgrounds yesterday. The
mob secured a rope. and went to the
iau and demanded that Jones be given
up.
The sheriff had kept himself posted.
and Jones was early in the night driven
"a Doneola. ten miles south of here.
where he was placed on the train. and
taken TO the Cairo Jail for safe-keeping.
The mob would not dispersc until a
committee had been allowed 10 search
the fail. This Is the sixth murder I'm
Union county in the last fourteen
months. ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
Trouble Imminent nj I,hpeming.

IsHPEMING. MICH, August 3l-Four
crews Of men 10 operate as many steam
shovels will reach lshpeming tonight ana
on Monday morning will begin the work
Of loading cars from the stock piles or
the Lake Superior, Cleveland, Lake An
CLINE and Buffalo Mines. They VIII be
furnished protection by local deputies ana
II these are not sufficient to resist TIE
opposition Of the strikers the military
will be called upon.
The strikers are paradng iE lshpem-
ng this morning, Naganune men join
ing with those from this place.
The strikers claim they will fight the
deputies or militia II the steam shovels
are started
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

Obstacles Thrown in the Way of Those
Who Womld EeIi.Ke Armc,ian..

LONDON Aug. G.-The Duke of West
minister, who IS 1i.e-chairman of the
English Committee formed for the relief
of the Armeniaus from outrages at the
hands of the Turks. received to-day fun
reports showing the inhumanity Of the
Turkish officials at SassOun. who have
put every possible obstacle I'm the way OF
the distribution of food. clothing, medi-
cines, and other forms of relief among
the starving Armclaus. The reports re-
ceiyec py tne Duke assert that many
Armenials ere dying each day because
OF the Systematic crucities practiced by
the Turkish officials in the respects mcu-
tiorei. Urgent representations have been
forwarded to Lord Salisbury Of the need
of the immediate application of large
measure of relief and aloeing that the
in accOrdunce with the policy OF the
Porte. which comprt hcuds the cNtcrmina-
tion Of the remaining Armenian fusitiVcs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

LONDON. Aug a.-The Daily News
prints a Berlin dispatch saying that the
Hamburg-American Packet Company has
ordered from the Harlands OF Belfast n
twiu-screw steamer Of 5000 tons, which
will be- the largest in the world.
The new vessel IS intended primarily FOR
freight. but IL will have cabins for 200
first-class passengers. and provision VIII
be made for so steerage passengers.
The order was given abroad because the
tender Of the Harlands was much lower
than the tenders Of the largest two Ger
man yards
The Harlands also agreed 70 have the
new steamer ready IN ten months, while
the German builders wanted nineteen
months FOR its construction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

Eighteen Companies Resist PAYMENT Of
sGn.nnn for 4 Lnmbcr Yard.

NOt,NnN tnr Lumber thfds
OSHKOSH. WIS. aug. 3l.-The John r.
Davis Lumber Company, Of Phillips.
Wis. las brought suits aggrcgating S6o.-
c0 against insurance companies. The
c0mpauys plant with nearly every build
ing m the town. was burned last year.
The majority involved paid the claims.
Eighteen companies. however, protested
payment on the ground that the policies
had been ordered cancelled. The lumber
concern acknowledges that 1T had re-
ccivod notice of cancellation, but IL claims
that the fire occurred within ten days
allowed by law as the period Of notii-
cation ON which must Doe given 20 the
insured before the policy is annulled.
The list of the companies involved is
as follows
Union Insurance. of London: Home. OF
New York, Scottish Union and National;
Continental. Cdledonan. Hartford. Ma
tloual. of Hartford, Conn; Phoenix As
surance. of London; Alomania, of Pitts
burg; Greenwich. of New York. Farmers
and Mechanics, of Alexandria, Va; An
chor Fire and Marine. OF Wheeling. w.
Va, Norfolk Fire and Marine, of Nor
folk. Va. Roanoke Underwriters Agency,
of Roanoke. Va; Western Massachusetts
Mutual. of Springfield. Mass; Common
wealth Mutual and Equitable Mutual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
rrsr N BrrFlLo rms aoRNING
The Academy of Music Gutted Great Dam
ger 10 other Property.

BUFFALO. y. Y. Sept. 1.-l:25 A. NJ
The Academy OF Music on Main street,
the oldest place OF amusement in the city,
is on fire, and IS threatened with total
destruction.
$50 A. M.-The fire is under control.
The flames were confined 10 the stage en-
trance and the small stores in the base
ment The loss is estimated 10 be about
s., 90.
2:5O A. M.-The fire which broke out in
the basement OF the Academy OF Music
and was thought 10 have been gotten
under control at 4. NJ, broke out afresh
and the Academy has been gutted. and
the fire is spreading 10 the adjoining build
ing. occupied ty Glenny Sons, the largest
wholesale importers Of chinaware in the
United states. y general alarm has been
turned in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

sTAUNTON. VA. Aug. Special
splendid audience greeted Senator
Daniel at the opcra-house last night 90
bear his address before the Dunsmorc
Business College Alumni Association.
Tho Senator had ridden l42 miles yes
terday and spoke at Fishers HW in
the morning. ana yet. when DE appeared
on the stage De seemed as fresh as
though he had rested all the day.
Many wondered what Nirginia's gifted
son would say on business 10 business
young men. and his address was sur
prise 10 every one. To the young bust
ness men 81 must prove am inspiration,
and 10 the thoughtful and courageous
among them 10 win bc "A sweet and pleas
ing memory. which must 20 with them
into an the various lines Of business liie
II was a wonderful address. flll Of
inspiring thought for young men.
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ing. along with his colleagues. at the
weekly terms of the Moot Court, ana
lecturing once day In the summer 10
the summer law-class. After his fathers
death on July %, 1895. at a meeting OF tho
Board OF Visitors held August 18TH, Mr.
Walter ID. Dabney was elected Professor,
and Mr.. Minor was made Adjunct Profess
sor Of Common and Statute Law.
Mr. Minor. like Mr.. Dabney. is of that
genial and companionable nature which
will win for him the good win of his
students. while his abilities are of the
high order that instantly wins respect
and distinction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

4 Conscience Huckster Return
Ing Ill-Gotten Gains.

WlLLIAMspORT. MD. Aug. Sl.--A
consciencc-strickon hucl<stcr Of Berkeley
county IS making restitution for wrongs
ne committed while pursuing his business
Recently he became converted. and the
fact that he had given snort weight TO
his customers prcye1 SO upon his mind
that nc could not rest until be had re-
funded the money fraudncntly obtained.
The other day he went 10 one OF his
customers and offered 10 pay FOR lot
of turkeys he uuran nased and never set
tied for Since then he visited the bank
IN this place and returned "a half dollar
he received about two years ago in excess
OF amount OF check he had cashed. 1t
is reported that his deficits I'm this line
amount 10 S3O and he Will repay every
cent.
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The ISLE OF WIGHT BURNED
A AtK Old Dominion Steamer WaS To-
tally Destroyed. Loss $4,000.
Urinary ELECTIONS FOR DELEGATES.
Ihe Returns Indicate the Selection "i
Barnes over Causey and Powell over
Wilcox The Question of incor-
porafion j. Being Agltatcd.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug al.-9'e-
oial To-day was the ume sot apart for
the election of delegates 30 the iogis a.
tive and senatorial convention. which
meets al Wllam-buIg september 9Th. ne
choice of the Democratic voters was ce-
tormlned by ballot 90 .nc primary. me
voter cast dis ballot loe n.s choice FOR
the Legislature and Senate. and tho can
dldate receiving the largest number oi
votes will appon, his representative 10
the district convention from each pre-
cinct IN which Doe is successful.
The two candidates for the legislative
nomination are Thomas Temple Powell
and j.. ST. George Wilcox. both Of this
city.
The primary n Newport News passed
OF quietly. only small vote VAS
polod. a signal victory WAS scored ny
Powell over W.lcoN as candidate i0r ine
Ifonso Of D.l-e.tes. and hy Manly il.
Barnes. of Sew kcnt county, over fran-
els Causcy of Hampton. as candidate
for thc Senate.
IHl NEr HfsuI1s.
The vote uas as follows Powell tZ';
Barnes. a1I. Nlif'Ai i'"' N""''-f 4'''
This gives Powell ana Barnes come
plclc delegation, numbering iouite'h' rom
Newport News 90 tne Williams burg con-
ventou. They VIII select their dele
gates at Morrison and Lee Han pre-
cincts. in Warwick county.
DELEGATES were elected at mass-mcet-
ings Powell got the delegates at both
ii".'s' s'.''- '.'" ,.-,,.
county "'''He''''' 'i '-''.' '' "'"
iis ms '''i'' goo" "','
oil No-"'. N""7's ..''
tti'a ''"i ''' ~. '.
Two at l.'' ll''if " .'l." r-F09 i'i'' ''>''
~ tne tlsNitth nei'-"'e''
A sfrt,nn BURNED.
>eu.s vrac received here this morning of
tra l.rnir, of the Ol Dominion steam
,r ID. Of lVieht AT her wharf al Smith.
rrl .. o. l..l,..l MS. e-art4 Tho ori-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
Presented With n Clock.

Ldeuten mt W B. Shaw, OF Steamer
Company No. Z. r. +. D.. was presented
Yesterday with a very handsome clock as
a bridal present and as "a token OF the
cnTn,anv MIR. W II. Taylor engineer
az the company. made the presentation
snae~h and was responded TO In a few
nanny remarks by Lieutenant shaw
captain J. r. Walthall repeated piece
Of poetry IN his most happy manner.
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Nh Y.llov-Feysr on the Warren :. Hale.

LEWES, DEL. Aug. 3i.-The schooner
Warren : Hale. which Pilot John Yates,
OF Atlantic city, y. j.. refused 70 take
into that port yesterday. because Cap
tain tain Han Il said 10 have told him that
his (the Captains - wife and a sailor were
afflicted with yellow-feyer, arrived at
the Delaware Breakwater to-day. The
vessel WAS boarded by physicians from
tho Marine Hospital, and they at once
pronounced the cases 10 be malarial-
fever. The schooner. which sailed from
Georgetown, :. c., with lumber for New
York. will Immediately proceed 10 her
a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
A KIM Nearly Drowned.

BIARITZ. Aug. ai.-king Alexander OF
Seryia, who Is soJourning mere, had "a
narrow escape from drowning to-day. lie
was bathing I'm the sea, accompanied by
a swimming master. when heavy wave
took them both OF their feet and carried
them seaward. The King retained his
prc sence of mind and succeeded In saw
ing himself. but the swimming master
was drowned.