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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
TO RACE FOR THE CUP.
An ENGLISH CHALLENGE FOR 1895
HAS BEEN ACCEPTED.
The Challenging Yacht IL the Distans
shore-A Committee OF seven Ap~
pointed 70 Make the Arrsngemeets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The special
meeting OF the New York Yacht Club.
called to take action on the challenge
OF Charles Day Rose. for the American
Cup. was held at the Madkson-Avenue
Clubhouse this evening.
The challenge was accepted and the
Cup Committee OF 1895 resppointed to
take charge Of the arrangements.
The formal reply to Percy Thelluscn.
secretary OF the Royal Victoria Yacht
Club was cabled. and international races
are assured for ISw.
Commodore Brown presided at the
meeting, and about nifty OF the members.
most OF whom were yacht owners. wero
present
The challenge OF Mr. Charles Day Rose
was read. Its text was the same as was
cabled on September 3D. Ii gave the
name OF the challenging yacht as the
Distant Shore, the load water line eighty
nine feet. and named no conditions what
ever.
THE cHALLKNGE AccLPrhD.
After the challenge haa been read tho
following preamble ana resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas, an unconditional challenge
for the American Cup, stating load water
line and length OF the challenging vessei.
has been received from the Royal Vic
toria Yacht Club In the name OF Mr.
Charles -. Rose
Resolved, That the challenge be ac-
cepted; and, further
Resolved, That a committee Of seven
be appointed by the Commodore. with iuil
power to confer with the challenger and
arrange the conditions OF the match,and AZ
soon as finai arrangements have been
completed the committee shall report
same 10 the club
Commodore Brown Their appointed tie
Cup Committee OF 1895 TO take charge OF
the races.
Their names are James -. Smith. ~
| Cass Garfield, j. fredericks Tans.
Latham A. Fish, Governor hortright,
| Archibald Rogers, and j. r. Bush.
The club meeting adjourned at III
O'clock without transacting any other
! business.
| The Cup Committee went into session
| to consider the arrangements. All the
| members OF the committee were present.
| Ex-Commodore Smith was elected chair
man and A. Cass' Garfield secretary.
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the ALEXANDRIA DEADLOCK.
a Good-Nstured Right, i'm which There
Can be No Choice.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA, Oct. N-Specisl.-
The deadlock I'm the Democratic conven-
ton TO nominate a candidate 10 represent
the city and county of Alexandria In
the legislature sun holds strong;
1t was hoped that some combination
would break the deadlock, but as the
Bendhelm and Bailey delegates are
strongly intrenched and propose hsntine
IL out until the very end. u looss ss
though not until tomorrow night comes
win they change their minds, ana oniy
then because of the twenty days notice
required by the Walton law.
Although there have been A NUMBER
of passes between the Bendheim ana
Bailey delegates, the convention IL bet
ter humored than any that has ever met
mere, and IL IL predicted that the canni-
date OF the convention. whoever he may
be-, WIFI get the full or a larger vote than
that given in the primary.
There are besides Harper, the PopuHst
candidate, several more who have up TO
this time gotten the required psspers IN
shape. The latest are b. Lewis aud
Thomas i. Morgan, while the Richmond
ex-negro councilman, William Coleman.
has been In the field for week or two.
Lewis is not known to many other than
the police and newspaper people. He Is
a Grand Army man and a chronic kicker
against any and everything. Morgan Is
r. tailor, and Is said 10 be In the race as
an anti-race course and anti-salooG can
didate, which the Washington papers
make Mr.. Iipscomb out TO be.
The convention, upon the announcement
OF the result OF the 661th ballot, adjourned
over until tomorrow.
Ii Is evident that none of the candi-
dates named or voted for IN the primary
will be the choice OF this convention.
No dark horse IS mentioned. III was
tried to adjourn the convention sine die
but this plan would not work, either.
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NORFOLh DEMOCRATS
Nominate Messrs. Cooke and Foster for
the House-The Republican Nominees.

the House-Ihe Republican Nonlhees.
NORFOLK. VA, oct. H.-Special. -
Hon. Merritt T. Cooke and Major w c..
Foster we're nominated in the Democratic
urinary tonight for the House Of Dele
gates.
Kizer. 40; Lane, 2o. Only liz votes
were cast In the primary.
Mr.. Kizer's friends charge crookedness
in the Fourth ward, but Will make no
contest
The White Republican National Clubs
nass-meeting tonight was largely at
tended The nominations Of Messrs.
Edgar Keefe and W. B. Williamson for
the LEGISLATURE were ratified with hur-
rah.
resolutions eulogistic Of General Ma
hone as the Republican leader or Nir-
einia sympathy for his widow and chill
dren and instructng the candidates, II
elected. 10 vote and work for the inter
ests Of Norfolk and vicinity, ana the Ia
boring element generally, ana pay par
ticular attention 10 the machahlc7 ii'n-
law and laws for the benefit oI oysIel
men were unanimously adopted. l"e
xvaiton law was roundiy denounced.
Another resolution. inviting all white
p.ri,hlicaus TO unite on the ticket, WAS
adonted one member ventured 10
striie ont the word white but ne
oIictlv subsided under the storm ms
femeritv raised about his ears.
The workingmen OF Portsmouth 10
,fybt organized the Workingmen's FRO
tective Union. with Walter 7. Pope
president: captain W. \. Jobson' ,.. seere-
tarv. W. T. James, treasurer. hVers
m, member present was constituted a com, com
mlttee TO solicit new members ana repo''
a. an adjourned meeting Monday night
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SURPRISING CHOLERA.
Excitement Ia Honolulu Over Alleged Fit
busters-The China and the Malls.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. H.-(corre-
spondence OF the United Press. per
steamer China)-HoNOLuLU. oct. L.
The cholera is believed to be entirely sup
pressed. A second case appeared at the
insane asylum on the evening OF the
"a. This was the third case In eighteen
days. The victim. an elderly white
man named Wheeler, had drank water
from a Taro patch four days previous.
Most OF the restrictions upon freight
and passengers 10 the other Islands have
been removed.
The public schools have been opened.
and evening services are again being held
in the churches.
The Remington has returned 90 Lahana.
The Olympia is expected here this week
to coal up for her passage to Japan.
On the morning OF the 4th there was
an active filibuster alarm. boat arm
ed, and with full cargo OF men, was
definitely reported at l o'clock A. 81.
"a having landed two miles west OF the
city.
There was great activity OF the police.
and at II A. NJ. the tug Ellen went In
pursuit of boat reported as seen In
the offing
1t is considered probable that there
was landing made by opium snug
glers. Prevailing opinion derides the
idea that any flbusters intended to make
an attempt TO land here.
Colonel Mclean availed himself Of the
excitement 10 order an impromptu rally
Of the volunteer companies for moon
| light drill. About 80 turned out, In
| good order. and manoeuvred all ever
| the city.
| The steamer China this week positive
| ly refused TO carry mails. She had vc
Cinnamon to land here. A. she is from
| cholera ports, the Board Of Health re-
| fused TO permit them 10 land unless the
| China would take the mails. 1his
| brought Captain Seabury 10 terms.
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VOL. 9-NEW SERIES. NO. 2I2.

the worthlessness OF the anti-lrus. ,l,a,,S raw
81 the United states. President cievelana .u
and cabinet have referred the matter 10
. 49, go, - Illinois. where the antitrust
,a,, a. s,,uuosed 10 be sound
"rhis is an admission Of ,,saS weaS"ess s,s,ea ~,
the law department OF the United States
~, a,'.,'i5 make every true and honest
citizen blush with shame - =,
IN IS lamentable condition o, OF al, a.,
fairs when the United staps oVre,i' mater Of Of
con- fosses its impotence in the mater oi
~. "a refers grave question TO an
'nrcrior court for adjudication.
..ef ryba, avail is a possible conVicuoh
,,.t. a. an arpeal 20 the Supreme
Cont .t'',y Of the United States will declare
tho law unconstitutional -,,.,
"niS NOT the President and cahlnet
'i' ..toeerces Of the antitrust law
hefore n1'gT " the Investigation was inaugu-
rated2 o,,,ro which
copld only result in a foreordainea iasco'
and I'm the holding mp Of our laws TO the
rldicule of the world
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nurnnd nv Nolten Metal.

PITTsBURG. PA, oct. N.-Early this
morning the converter in the Franks
Town steei-Works, OF Jones x Laushiii,
burst. throwing the liquid metal IN all
directions. ,
Several men were severely buTn,',
tbreo perhaps fatally. Eight tons OF
molten metal fell from the overturned
converter, the contents OF when poured
into the pit. where the men were at
work unconscious OF their danger ana
unable TO escape. 4 list Of the injured
is rs follows
Squire Watson. aged nfty-threc. widow
er. burned all over the body; died this
evening.
Iohn B Burr. aged twcnty-four; con-
dition critical frighfully burned.
William Edwards. aged fory-four, mar
ricd: head ana face and right ann terri
bly burned. His injuries are considered
fatal
-Four others are badly burned, but not
fatally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
THOsE rE1EpHONE POLEs.
General Manager John II. Winder Denies
That lie H. one of syndicate.

General Manager John II. " ihn'f 'Hhies
That lie H. one of n syndicate.
RALEIGH. n. g., oct. h.-Special.--
Air. George %. Glass has been summoned
TO appear for trial az the next term
of court. which meets ON the Ist, by the
state Board Of Public buildings. This
SIS tie outcome of thC difficulty between
Governor Carr and Mayor Russ last
spring. boo regard 60 the telephone poles
ou the sidewalk around Che square upon
which stands the Governors mansion.
The corn crop at the state farms is
very fine. thc cotton crop is about TWO
thirds as large as usual.
Mr.. Vs. &C. Cpchurch one of kaleihh S
oldest ard wcaltMest citizens, died 0at-
urI1y night. lie win De buried TO-
day.
General Manager John II. Ninder gives
f0 ffo public "a card. IN which ne saws
"I haye been very much annoyed ana
embarrassed hv The publication of tu-
mors connecting my name with q SYM
af.ata seeking tho control Of the Sen
board Air Liae tlua arraying m@ against
fny superior officers.
"a desire GO state that the rumoIs re-
f.rrei to have absolutely no foundation
in flcf. Occupying tne position 90
wien tne Seahoard Air Line. such pub
n.atfnns must $50 We ilcalculahie INJURY
,,i,h the public and would with the
r.anaeemont of tbe property except thai
nov arc fully apprsea Of The facts as
they exist
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. H.-Fors-
cast for Tuesdsy-for Virginia; Fair:
slightly cooler IN southern position; north
eas1erly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair; light, ysri-
able winds.
For South Carolina. Fair, excep, pos
siDly local showers IN the southern p0r-
tons; easteriy winds.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast The barometer continues to west
northwest. IL has risen except In the
regions north OF Montana and Dakota
and It IL high over the Rocky mountain
regions and the Dakotas. The pressure
has decreased slightly during the day In
the central valleys. but continues above
the normal. IL Is colder Ia the northern
States and warmer In the extreme North
west The weather CONTINUES generally
fair but light local showers are reported
from the upper NississpIi ySilcy. Tho
indications are tnat Rxnfrsiy Ieir
weather will continue IN the t'strlctf on
the Atlantic coas; and In the interior OF
the Southern States
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fetal warrant for $4,000. for the convey
ing of Br.tish-built Spanish gunDoats
from Glasgow TO Spain, ana thence 10
Cuba, to he used permanently on the
Cuban coasts.
Senior Mura, exColonisi minister, ana
author Of the home-rule measure for Cuba
publicly states that the present and fu'
ture OF Cuba demand that al me whites
unite TO defend their race.
Senior Nura Is a Cuban by birth, and
one OF Cuba's warmest supporters.
Much importance is attached to a re-
cent meeting at san Sebastian, IN Spain.
OF the Queen Regent. Premier Canoyas
del Castillo. and General Ascariaso. the
Minister OF war, TO devise means 70
aid Captain-General Campos. and y IS
stated that the generals named by them
win be accompanied by 600 troops 10
cuba.
The launching OF two Of the Spanish
built sunboats destined FOR Cuban Wa
ters II announced.
NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-Passeugers ar
riving bv the steamer Yumura. from Ha-
vana to-day. say That the rebellion IS
enreadinp- westward Three bands OF
Insurgents have appeared In districts
which have hitherto been quiet.
one party OF two hundred men, hall
~ whom were said 70 be Spaniards. arose
in the vicinity OF Batatino, twenty-five
miles from Havana. and at the southern
terminus OF the railroad, which runs
across the island from Havana.
Another party has arisen In Melena
del Sur. II has 800 men. and the third
marty is at Ybaria. the place where the
rebellion nrst nroke out and where
quiet was restored last February. IN
the last party there were $50 men.
The news OF these risings has caused
great anxiety in Havana. II Is also re-
ported that Maxine Gomez has left 2,5,
| men az Camaguya. and With 300 mer
is marching towards Las Villas.
/ MADRID. oct. l2.-rhe Minister OF
Marine has cabled 10 Havana, ordering
! the summary punishment Of the com
mander Of the Spanish dispatch-boa'
( Wolfe Mercante. which was recently cap
tured and plundered by band OF insur
gents. while moored near Santiago do
/ cuba.
| The Imparciars Havana dispatch says
4 forty mon OF the Nalladohd Battalion
fought and defeated 100 rebels at Mina'
| de Aiquira. Saturday. TWO Of the rebels
were killed. and a number wounded.
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OTTAWA. ONT. oct. M.-W. 5.
Weir. president of the Bank of Vile
marie. and Thomas McDougall, general
manager of the Quebec Bank. as represen-
atives of the banking section OF the
Board Of Trade. have called the atten-
ton of the Finance Minister TO the fact
that the circulation Of United States sill
ver I'm this country Is increasing TO an
extent which causes the banks a good
deal of trouble. They urged. as "A rem
edv. that the silver coinage OF Canada
be increased. stating that such course
would be profitable TO Canada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
HORIZONS ~ POLTTIcs.
The Church Charged With fnter'efeh'e
Ttab's Chances for statehood.

SALT LAKE. UTAH. oct A.-b. H.
Roberts. Democratic candidate FOR rep
resentative in Congress. against whom the
restrictures OF ihe Norman Church, weIe
'recentlv directed. in connecticn WIZ
Anostle Moses Thatcher. candidate LOT
lie limited states Senate, has made
statement. declaring that IN acceniinf a,,los
fhe nominations, they violated no chuich
mic aud they say further thst II nes
develoDcd that the Mormon Church de-
sired to control the political cesiinie5 OF
tho new state. The issue should oe
fairly met and he church forced 10 re
cede from ifs position ,,..4,,
chairman Powers Of tho Democratic
stale comrnittce. a,so makes long state
mcut declaring that issue as now pre-
eeofel Is whether the Mormon Church
shan be permitted 10 interfere IN political
At Logan yesterday; az the close of
a Mormon Sunday school, Bishop Car
SON called the teachers together, and re-
ferring 10 the criticism made by the
church president. ON Thatcher and }. j..
Ravlins. who. secured tic passage o.
lie statehood bn SAID that from this
the people wauld know whom to vote
against.
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rlcrln> or rHA 1RoLLE,.
The Wilmington y. c. Motormnn Dic'

Tho M ilmfuginN - - tN''''''''''
Four Dcnd in rittsburg.
WILMINGTON. y. G.. oct. ll-Motor-
.oan Joseph J.. Ruenhouse died to-day
from Injuries received in the electrician
accident saturday afternoon.
plI,rsBURD. Pa oct. l4.-four Vic
fItn4 of the West-End street-railWay dis
a.tcr of last evening are now dead. or
tnc remaining injured persons all are
dolue we'll and out of immediate danger
excepting the members of ihe Foley iap-
uy. TIRE. of whom are in prec"nous
condition.
A correct list OF the dead are;
George Rothmonl aged sixty years
resident OF Carnegie.
Jacob Helsel. aged slXty-hve. Carnegie.
Airs ST. h. Bishop, aged hiiy-swo, lo''
Cara0n street. Pittsburg.
a.. 3. baldwin. Noungvhle. Pa, died al
the Homeopathic Hospital this morn
ing.
Professor Alexander Phillips. OF the
Tiffaharg Academy. who was injured ln
farf nights stleet-car accident on the
Wesf-I1d line. died tonight al the
ffrmroYathiC Hospital
Professor PHILLIPS had n leg 0fNDuihicd,
ard ho died from loss of blood
This makes tae number OF deaths hVe.
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Ihr Anfi-Ira.t Laws.

sT. LOUIS. MO, oct 1.-THE current
,.s,,e OF the Butchers and Packers Mag
Zine. of this city, the authorized organ
~ the butchers and packing Industries
"a the United states. has the follow
a., editorial comment relative TO the
t,'s,.s,ieation Of the Beef Trust by the
Department Of Agriculture;
"The Secretary Of the United States
Agricultural Department, Hon. J. siel-
ling Morton. claims 10 have round eVi-
derco OF a combination OF leading PACK
srs 20 depress the cattle market anu " "
s,,,.nc,. meat prices. but on account OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE little gun
bot Castinc. which was sent 20 Madagas-
car 10 Investigate tlc case Of eX-COnsul
Waller. and whose officers became in
volvcd i'm a difficulty with the French
authorities az Tamatave. arrived at Per-
nambuco to-day after a long voyage from
Cane Town.
St Helena was her only stopping place
eu route. The Castine Will remain on the
south Atlantic station. She VIII 70 from
Pernambuco 10 fahai
THE Alert sailed from Guayaquil, Ecua-
dor Yesterday for Callao, Peru She will
return 10 San Francisco on being relieved
by the Marion
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MEMPHIS. TENN, Oct. N.-rhere
was fire at Dyersburg. Tenn, last
night. and the Tucker block. including
fhe +. Y. \. Hotel and half dozen bust
ness houses. were destroyed.
The loss is estimated at 100000; insur-
ance. $4,000.
STORY CITY. IOWA, oct. 1.-THE
shaft-house at Summit coai-mine. three
miles south OF here, was burned Satur-
day night. Four m.ners-Aibert Peter
son. single: Alexander Eastman. single;
lnge Ingleman. single. and George Payne,
a married man-were burned 10 death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
SctEcgrY or srhEL RaILs.
The Demand Very ueavy-Anoiher ''''e u"
prices Cause of the Advance.

CLEVELAND, O., oct. f.-rhere Is
, scavcitv Of steel rails. which fact is
o,.,sc,oed bv several eastern and far
western railroad Representa- liVes, VINO arg ar
ii,,.ries early of am immense quantity OF
~ Nv Ills The price OF rails has gone
mn. owing TO the choked condition ',.,i, OF tne
eastern mills There are seyer"a yilo,- yrea-
at '.,birb want from 9J.00o TO 10000 tons
Zach Of steel rails. causing another rise
" n lis h said that the new staten n, Island slam
railroad. in which the stanaarG - IA ts I'm, q
Ians Iea,n.,sosenfativo here who has been trying
a. contract for 1000 tons Of rails Tor @ Ieso
Ioliverv He succeeded IN placing por-
finn Of bis order.
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row wArnn ON rnE MISSISSIPPI.
Navigation Practically Suspended al ST.
louis and Crews Discharged

ST. LOUIS, MO-. oct. l4.-Ihe M-ssls-
sippi river is at its lowest point here IN
the memory of the Oldest inhabi tant; ana
,s,i..atio1 Is practically suspended. There
is barely sufficient water IN the river 10
a, ,i,i. fhe ferrvbOats TO cross between
. I'M e,is and Missouri shores, and not
enough 10 permit the freight ana packet
steamers 60 ply between here ana CAIRO.
f,,t sitrht hopes are entertained thet
navigation will be- resumed ms stasOn
a,d nearly an the boats have discharged
eIeir cr.,,s and are making preparations
fo lie up for the winter
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ABARGH WRECKED.
Three az the Crew Drowned-A SURVIVOR :
Terrib.s -ufierings.

Lorraine. O., oct 1.-THE barge Mel
lie pn0 bound from Put-in-Bay 10 Cleve-
lard with rand and gravel, was wrecked
off this port at O'Clock this morning
Pomeroy. o., and a sailor, name un-
i.uown. who lives IN Cleveland were
Gcorge Wilson was taken from the rig-
zinc ~ Inc wreck at 10 o'clock thls
morning by the tug Cascade. Wilson mao hSa
lashed himself to the nsSlhs' anu anu va, a.
When he revived he said that one man
had len the wreck on a plank. lie rs
snpuosed To have been drowned as nom
,,,'-'r~ecLage ,''~ that has come ashore.
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LONDON, Oct. ii.-A collision. result.
ing In the loss of twelve 4fves. mas oc-
CURED of Dudgeon. The steamer Emma
bound from Rotterdam for Boness, rar
into and sunk the French bark Pacihqle
from Shields for Valparaiso The bark
foundered so quickly after being struck
that she took down with her the captain
pilot, and ten OF the crew.
The Emma rescued the others and
landed them at Huh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
ptGE ND RAPP1H4NNOch'
CAPTAIN II. 5. Parks Receives the No"'"a-
tion-An independent Candidate

r1rRAY. VA. oct Especial The IN,
soron5 li'' democratic county convention,
SsileG Sei8,i' for the purpose Of nominating "a a
csndidate 20 represent the coGhtles eVt .,
Iasc an" nS nela@ates. met I'm the court
bl0s bo,,ee here today. the first meeting hay
inr resulted in deadlock. as repor'eo III
Captaln ,' r.. S. Parks, Of this place, re, re-
ccived the nomination WllloIe osore ore 3bo
Invention. uVl', owing to an accident received
several days since but it is fully unqer- NIGER
Good tost he viii accept the nomination.
Major A. j Shuier, sttailNm d,'nred iyv,l'o
stns,ols as AN independcnt candidate i9r
he same office. lie has q host OF ii'ellsns .I.sa
i, this and Rappahannock counties, VINO
yin give him liberal support
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
A FR4NCO-RUssJdY COMPACT.
ID j. Asserted That Defensive Alliance
Has Been Formed.

PARIS. oct 1.-THE Gaulois asserts
that while in Paris Prince Lobaacf-
Restovsky. Russian Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. signed another convention be-
tween Russia and France. pledging Rus-
sia to intervene forciDly against other
powers than those composing the Drfi-
bund IN the event OF their dtt2cklng
Franese. This practically isnds Russia
10 assist France against any attacking
-llMer MEatOHNr.
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THOIERf DYING OUT.
Most Encouraging Reports From Hong
Kong and Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, oct. 1.-THE
steamship China, OF the Pacific Mail
Company, came into port last night with
a clean ill OF health. but was placed In
quarantine. when she left Hong Kong
there was not a single case OF infectious
disease in that city, according to con-
sular reports. At Nagasah, the raging
endemic seemed to have entirely sub
sided. In Yokohama IL is declared that
there was no cholera whatever.
Upon her arrival at Honolulu the YES
sci kept in the outer harbor. She got
a report concerning the situation In the
city, and It was most encouraging. Thero
had not been "A case Of cholera since tie
18th of S.ptember.
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Ellis Raised BY Pastors

CLEVELAND. Oct. H.-Joseph preyer
was brought here by deputy United
States marshal from Stark county. and
charged with cOunterfeiting. Dreyer tried
10 pass dollar bill which had been nxed
with pasters 10 represent a ten. In his
possession was found a two-dollar bill
raised to a s29 IN the same way. lie also
mad masters Tor fifty-dOilar bills. He told
the officers that he bought the pastors
from a Pi.tsburg man, VINO supplied them
nv rnaii