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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-28

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-28
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20

ern Associated Press correspondent the
following:
I visited the vessels FOR the usual in
spectiOn, such as is always made al all
ports. There was not captain or an OIL
Ger but who received me with customary
cordiality and civility. No Englishman
was disconnected or demanded my author
ity. AL knew the purpose OF the board
ing was the customary one. and state
ments TO the contrary are false and mis-
leading. c. g. Fenger,
First Lieutenant X. c. 5.
Santiago de Cuba. June 1s.-Gen Navarro
reports that the troops under his command
have had an engagement with a rebel
band under GarZon at Santa Rosa and
captured their camp. together with a
quantity of arms, etc. Many Of the rebels
were killed. The government loss was
three seriously wounded.
Col. Michelenaus column has routed
Rabis' band at Mogote. Four prisoners
and a quantity OF arms were captured by
the Spaniards. The government forces
lost one killed and one wounded.
Washington, June 19.-The citizens Of
Fernandina, Fla. have protested to the
treasury department against statements
published in certain papers that the har-
Dor Of that city is not sufficiently deep
to permit the United States cruiser Raj
eigh TO enter IL. They make the state
ment that the Raleigh draws Is feet OF
water, and their harbor floats vessels
drawing q feet OF water.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20
FIRE IN a STEAMERS HOLD.
She Reaches New York From Hav-
ana in the Nick of Time.

She Reaches New York From Hav-
ANA in the Nick of Time.
Quarantine S. l., June 19.-The Ward
line steamer Yumuri arrived from Mexico
and Havana this evening with a raging fire
IN her forehold.
Last night at 10 o'clock several of the
crew detected a strong smell of smoke,
which soon was noticeable throughout the
forward part Of the steamer. The alarm
was given and all Of the crew were called
TO quarters. Investigation showed fire 10
be raging in the forehold
Steam was turned into the compartments
of the hold from which the smoke emerg-
ed and for q time the FIRE was checked. The
steamer was forced ahead at as great a
speed as possible. There was but little eX-
element among the passengers and crew
when they arrived at Quarantine, and II
was stated that no excitement had existed
at any time since the fire broke out
The police boat Patrol, and the fire boat
New Yorker appeared off the boarding sta
tion and accompanied the burning vessel
to her dock Superintendent Walsh said
that the steamer would be docked at the
foot of Wall street and the matches opened.
The fire boats would endeavor to suppress
the fire at the dock Should they fail the
seacocks would be opened and the Yumuri
be permitted to sink to the bottom. The
hold where the fire exists, contains hemp,
pincapples, coffee and other cargo.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20
GEORGIA souTmERN's hoard.


New York. June 19.-President Samuel
Spencer of the Southern Railway Coma
pany was seen on his return from Nor
folk and Baltimore to-day. His PROPOSE
ton TO the city council OF Norfolk has
not yet been forwarded as he is await
ing additional Information, which prob
ably cannot be obtained until Thursday
morning. As regards the proposed meet
ing OF the board OF directors Of the Geor-
gla Southern and Florida railway IN Ball
timore yesterday. he said that II faiiad
for want Of a quorum, but that he had an
informal talk with the members OF the
board who were present, ana made sug-
gestions as TO some representation upon
the board Of the large interest in the Sc
curitles represented by him. which were
fully concurred in by all present Theses
suggestions were that Macon be given
three additional members IN the board
the three present members TO continue
and three prominent established business
men OF Atlanta be placed I'm the direc-
tory, and that he and Col Andrews be
chosen TO represent the Southern railway
interests. The Southern railway thus sug-
gests six changes In a board OF fifteen
members. four of whom shah be promin-
ent business men Of Georgia and two repre-
sentatives Of the Southern railway and
Macon TO have a total representation OF
six members.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20
A R0BBER BETRAYS HIS PALS.
OFFICERS LIE N WAIT AND BAG
THEM WHILE RAIDING A BANK.

The Informer and Three Others i'm
the Gang-The Cashier Drops De-
hind His Counter on Their Entry
and sounds the Electric Durglar
AIarm-Omcers Quickly Surround
the Robbers and They Surrender.
Colorado Springs. Col. June ia dar-
ing attempt to rob the Exchange National
Bank. and which was doomed TO failure
almost from It's inciniency. occurred at
l2;45 o'clock to-day. and as result four
men are now under lock and key. three OF
them with long terms at Canon City in
view
The hOld-up scheme wss hatched about
a week ago by Fred George. Ed Hutch.
Mike Kennedy and Robert Mcfarland.
and It was originally intended that the
raid should take place last Monday. but
for reasons unknown 10 was postponed un-
I'll to-day, and might IN a measure have
been successful had not Hutch weakened
and betrayed the scheme to the sheriff. At
l2'A5 O'Clock, a very oppOrtune time. owing
to the absence OF clerks and patrons.
George entered the bank with a gun lew
eled at Assistant Cashier Heron. quickly
followed by Hutch, who started to go be-
who had been anticipating the raid, imme-
diately dropped behind the counter and
pressed the electric burglar alarm. Con-
cealed In the bank We're Sheriff Frank
Bowers and a number OF his deputies. AIN
armed TO the teeth, while on the opposite
side Of the street. nearby, were plenty
OF officers TO assist.
George did not say word, and he and
Hutch entered the bank with drawn guns.
but their actions were significant and ex-
tremely hostile. They, however, were so
quickly covered from all sides by officers
with guns that they capitulated without
firing "A shot and any attempt to escape
on their part would have resulted In their
being shot.
Kennedy was stationed outside to sound
any danger warning, while Mcfarland
was IN charge of fast team
OF horses and a light wagon near the side
entrance OF the bank, in which the rob-
bers intended to escape after securing
the booty. The men are all residents of
Colorado Springs, and George, who ia
supposed to be the leader formerly con-
Quoted a livery stable here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20
HENRY BIER VERY ILL.
He Is Removed From the Parish Pris@
10 His Residence.

New Orleans, La, June 19.--Henry Bier
the well known capitalist, who was con-
victed of perjury, and who has been con-
fined In the parish prison. Is q very sick
man. His attorneys appeared to-day be-
fore Judge Noise of the criminal court
asking that their client be removed to
his residence. A physicians certificate
states that he is suffering from bronchial
asthma, associated with chronic bron-
chitis and that he could not receive prop
er medical attention in the parish prison.
Yesterday he was very low and II was
feared death might come at any minute.
Judge Noise granted the request and
Mr. Bier was removed to his residence,
where two special deputy sheriffs are on
guard. Judge Noise has not rendered a
decision in the application for a new trial,
argument on which was made two weeks
ago. Sixty-flve authorities were cited by
Mr.. Bier's attorney in the argument
and, on investigation, II was found that
those authorities refer the court to an
other authority of previous date, hence
the delay of the decision in the matter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20
Eck's $4,000 BICYCLE RACE.
Zimmerman FniIs 10 show UD TO
Make the Match.

Philadelphia, June 19-Tom Eek, the
manager for johnson, the late class b
bicycle rider. spent several hours at one
Of the newspaper Offices here to-day for
the purpose of matching his man against
Zimmerman, but neither the latter nor his
representative appeared and this after
noon the negotiations were dropped tenn
porarily at least. Eek expressed his will
ingness TO race any distance for 5000 a
side and at any place outside Of Asnury
Park After a prolonged wait dispatch
was sent to Zimmerman, who Is in Pitts
burg, stating that he would have to make
q match or let the public Judge who Is the
better man. No word was received from
Zimmerman as to the cause Of the absence
of his representative.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20
IowA's PROHIBITIONIsTs.
They Declare For Free Coinage at
the Ratio of 10 TO 1.

Des Moines, Ia, June 19.-The state
prohibition convention was called to or
der at O'Clock this morning by the state
chairman, b. T. Wright. About 300 dele
gates were present. one-half of whom were
women. A plank declaring for free silver
at the ratio Of 1s to l was adopted without
debate.
The chairman Of the national prohibit
ton committee. S. A. Dickcy, though not
an Iewaian. was permanent chairman.
The resolutions denounce the supreme
court for the income tax decision.
For governor, Frank Bacon Of Wilton
was nominated and for lieutenant govern,
or NJ. 7. Atwood Of EstherYille,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20
cocKERTON RETURNS.
He Is Expected to Tell All He Knows
About the bond Forgeries.

-E0V"t y
New Orleans, La, July ia. w. Cock
erton, the former business manager Of
the Times-Democrat. and the right hand
man Of Maj. T.. A. Burke, who has been
for some years past in Honduras, arrived
in this city to-day for the purpose of stand
ing his trial on two indictments against
him in connection with forged bonds with
Mai. Burke
Cockerton went before the criminal court
and gave bond of 81 900 in each case for
his appearance. 1t is believed that no
will turn states evidence and tell all he
knows about the Burke defaleation, and
It IS thought his evidence will impllcate
others who have long been suspected
of sharing the proceeds Of the bond for
geries.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20

Bluefelds, w. Va. June ls.-The Nor
folk and Western railroad station at
Cooper's, ten miles west OF here, was burn
ed to-day, together with Clark's hotel, on
Greenspon street, and half dozen dwell
llngs. John Cooper's store Of merchan-
disc was damaged to the extent OF g, 900.
The total loss Is $1,000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20

Lexington. Va, June l9.-The seventh
annual session of the Scotch-Irish of Amer.
lea and Canada meets here to-morrosv.
President Robert Bonner will preside. Al
ready the town is full of distinguished vis-
itors and incoming trains are bringina.
more Gov. OFerrall viii make an sad-
dress of welcome.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20
DIES MONIES SALOONS CLOSED.

The supreme Court Refuses to Grant
n supersedens.
Des Moines. Ia, June l9.-The supreme
court, Judge Deems being absent, the
other judges being equally divided re-
fused to grant a writ Of supersedeas in
the case of the state versus Pressman,
decided in the district court adversely to
the legality of saloons In Des Moines,
and all the saloons were Immediately
cIcael
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20
FEEHAN AND THE POLES.
The Archbishop Files a Reply TO the
Allegations.

Chicago, June 19.-Archbishop Feehaa
filed a reply in the superior court to-day
to the bill of certain members of St.
Hedwigs Polish Catholic church. accus-
ing him Of misappropriating the funds of
the parish and of tyrannically appointing
pastors distasteful to the parish The an
swer denies the allegations Of the board
and affirms the right of Archbishop Fee
han, as the Catholic bishop of Chicago,
to appoint any priest whom he deems nt
for the position.
1t also denies that the bishop has any
intention of incumbering the property fur
ther, or that any money intended for the
benefit of the parish was converted TO the
individual use of the bishop.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20

Rome, June 19.-Sixty men were killed
and three seriously injured By an explosion
of powder in the Balislc factory at Avis-
Llama. fourteen miles west of Turin TO-
day. The explosion was caused By the
carelessness Of the victims.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20
SHOT TO DEATH.
A Negro Rnvisher Tastes Summary
Justice in Tennessee.

Memphis, Tenn, June 19-win Chan
dler of Alabama, a negro, met Miss Ho-
hens, a pretty young white girl, on the
railroad near Abbeville, Miss, yesterday
morning, knocked her down and assaulted
her. He fled. but was captured and ac-
knowledged his guilt. Last night he was
taken to a telegraph pole and shot 10
death.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20

CENTRAL's PLAN BOOMING.
The Money Needed TO Underwrite 1t
Oversubscrfbed.

Oyersubscrfbed.
New York, June 19.--Samuel Thomas
and Thomas f. Ryan received official no
tiication to-day that the directors of the
Augusta and Savannah Railroad Company
had decided to accept the terms offered
to their company in the plan of the reor-
ganization of the Central Railroad and
Banking Company Of Georgia. The syn
dicate to underwrite the plan has been
completed the offers to subscribe hav-
ing been largely in excess Of the amount
desired
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20
SHOT DEAD BY A TOUGH.
The Victim Trying TO Eject His Stay.
err From His House.

tF NNOm AAAS AaOhSCs
Center, Ala, June 19.-Horace Tierce, a
noted tough citizen of this section. who
had just been released from the chain
gang, while drunk, went to the residence
of James Powers, a prominent citizen of
Rock Run, and became very noisy Pow
ers tried to eject him, when Tierce drew
a pistol and shot Powers in the breast,
killing him instantly. Tierce was arrest
ed and placed in the Center jail Great
excitement prevails, and lynching is talked
of
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-13
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
A Large Audience Present at the Opening
of the Mabel Paige Company.

"A Large Audience Present at the Opening
of the Mabel Paige Company.
Rarely in the history of the Academy
OF Music has such large and brilliant
audience Assem- bled within it's walls as
that which greeted the Mabel Paige
Company last night; and, notwithstand-
ing tee extreme heat and Its attendant
discomforts, everyone present seemed to
enjoy the performance. The play pref
sen,ed, IA Spanish Romance" has for
it's plot the old story of peasant child
substituted during its infancy for one of
noble birth, with the usual sequel
taught in romanoes of this character,
that after years OF suffering for the dis
possessed and enjoyment for the
spurious child, the treacherous nurse
who has effected the exchange makes a
death bed confession of the facts, and
the king enjoys his own" again. The
scene Is laid in Spain, of course, but the
play, as presented last night. was purely
American, Astounding in specislties and
ridiculous situations, which awoke the
large audience to enthusiastic applause
In the leading role of "Loleta," Miss
Mabel Paige created q favorable i'm
preston. Her acting is natural and
vivacious, and she IL the personfcation
OF grace in all her movements. She
gives her lines with rare intelligence
for one 30 young ard is destined to be.
come very prominent in her special line.
The supporting company is evenly
balanced and capable Of doing very good
work, which was evidenced by their
really merisorious performance last
night; Mr.. Guy Woodward in his ape-
cialties and in the character OF Jack
Cloverton." being especially effective.
Miss Bessie Woodward as "Psntella,"
Allen Wightman as "Beppo," and James
Thatcher as Carlos" also deserve
commentator. The company will re-
main in Roanoke for week, giving
change OF program each night. 1.-The
Runaway Girl" will be the attraction
tonight.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-13
PERSONAL.

j: w. Womack, of Richmond, general
agent of the American Book Trust Com.
pany, was in the city yesterday.
R. L. Williams, of Norfolk, was reg
istered at the Ponce de Leon yesterday.
w. j. S.annath and Miss Mabel
Stannath, of Norfolk, were in Roanoke
yesterday.
S. o. Malin, superintendent Of the
Radford division of the Norfolk and
Western, was in the city yesterday.
general manager of the Hull Coal and
Coke Company, returned yesterday af-,
ternoon from visit to the coal fieIde.
D. l. Bschman, general manager Of
the Grocer Iron Company, went to
Lynchburg yesterday afternoon.
Miss Miriam Light, of Forest Hill,
family OF j. Ii. Conner on Wells avenue
for several months past, left for her
home yesterday accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Conner.
R. c. Conner and sister, Miss Lects,
will leave this morning for several days
visit to friends and rela lives in Chris
tiansburg.
Cameron, the little son OF J. W.
Massie, is quite sick with fever at his
home, No. Clio henry street.
Lee Lynn, a popular salesman for
Heironimus sc Brugh, has returned to
his post OF duty after spending his vaca-
sioa very pleasantly ct Cstharpin, Va,
his old home.
Mrs. B. F. Winfree and her daughter,
Miss Edith, returned yesterday from
visit to neutrality-suspicious. News.
Mrs. john Cook, of Roanoke, and Miss
Deane Johns, of Apron sttox, arrived in
the city yesterday on visit to Mrs. w.
Saunders Adams.-Lynchburg News.
WRITE for new catalogue OF Jacob
Bros. pianos. New styles and wonder
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five years, easy payments, no interest
charged. hobbie Music Co., sole
agents.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-13
CHINESE MAsSACREs.
Appeal for Immediate Action by England
and the United States.

Appeal for Immediate Action by England
and the United States.
TEN TsIN, China. August IA
meeting OF the foreign residents OF this
city WAC held here to-day. It was de.
cided to communicate by cable the nee
essity of Immediate intervention in
China upon behalf of the United States
and British governments, and the fol-
lowing telegrom was, acc riding to u
resolution by the meeting addressed to
The Associated Press. an expression of
the sentiments for residents of Tien
Tsin and as an appeal to the United
States for assistance.
Tho foreign community Of Tien Tsin
express sympathy with the friends Of
the Ku Cheng victims. They consider
the Chinese officials guilty and the Brit
ish and Americans blame the continued
apathy OF their governments for the
situation.
They regard England's demand for
inquiry into the Ku Cheng massacre TO
BIO use ess for, az before, the officials
will buy innocent heads rs substitutes
for the actual criminals. They protest
against the Szechuen commission be-
cause there are officials OF the province
on it who are implicated in the
charges which are to be investigated.
England and America must send
an ultimatum threatening reprisals
Diplomacy is useless. We implore at
tention. DICKINSON, Chairman"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-13
THE SITUATION IN CHINA.
Minister DENLY Has Done Everythins
Possible Up TO This limo.

Minister DENLY Has Done Everything
Possible Up TO This lime.
WASHINGTON, August 12-Acting
Secretary MoAdoo. OF the State Depart
ment, was very happy to-day. He has.
tiy scanned the Associated Press cable
from Tien Tsin, and, saying nothing of
the kind had been received at the State
Department., said he had nothing to saw
further than was contained in the fol-
lowing statement, which WAS furnished
the press:
The State Department: has received a
reply from Minister DENLY to the in
struction cabled him on the 7th instant
relative to the reported looting Of Amer.
lean missionary property at Yung Fuh.
near Foo Chow. Mr.. DENLY urgently
represented the facts to the yaman on
the 10th and obtained instant promise
OF protection and redress.
Iung Fun Is believed by the officers
OF the State Department. to be the same
as Sung Fuh and Iughok mentioned in
the press kilograms, the variations n
the name being doubtless due to err
roneous transmission over the trans-
Siberian cable, in the course OF which
many trsnscriptions and repititions are
necessary"
Acting Secretary McAdoo read the
dispatch with great deal OF interest,
aud to show that the Navy Department.
is doing all it possibly could to CO oper.
ate with the State Department AMI to
place the American warships in China
waters where they would be available
for the protection Of American inter-
ests, he dictated the following:
The Navy Department received this
morning Admiral Carpenters cablegram
announcing that he had despatched the
Detroit to Foo Chow, which Is the
nearest point for that vessel to reach
the scene OF the recent disturbances A
cable was received this morning from
Captain Newell, commanding the De-
trois, announcing his arrival to-day a.
PaGoda, which is anchorage and about
nine miles below the city of Foo Chow.
Another cable was from Admiral Car
penter announcing his departure from
Nagasaki for Cheefoo, China. Cheefoo
is the nearest and best port for commu-
nication with the American minister at
Pekin. The department. has again tor
day cabled eAimiral Carpenter regard
ing M alters in China and advising him
to keep in close and constant communi-
cation with Minister DENLY"
The dispatch to Mr.. DENLY is OF very
little Importance as to furnishing inior-
nation, but indicates that the American
minister does not share the views OF
others. 1t is claimed that all that could
be done by the department has been
done unless the policy of the govern
ment should be to begin hostilit,es every
time there was any trouble with Ameri-
can citizens in any foreign land.
l. is said that the only way possible
for this government to proceed is
through its diplomatic officers, the
manner in which we should require o
foreign government to proceed in case
property OF foreigners in this country
was in danger or destroyed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-13

IL ~ dians called Lake Canandaigua
''r-que. "chosen spot"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-13

vas never with of Geographic
nave use9in, together with predic-
Years Years. in 1857 in this country.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-13
The AppaalFrom China.

BUZzARD's BAY. Mass August 49,
A representative of the Associated Pre- SO
called upon President Cleveland at Gray
Gables to-day, and showed him the
Associated Press special cable from
Tien Tsin, wherein the American resi-
dents there:appeal to the United Sss.ea
for assistance. The President refused
to discuss the subject at length. and
would only say that the matter Of pro-
tecting Americans in China was in the
hands of the State Department, and it
would undoubtedly receive attention
without delay.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-13
In Your Blood

Is the cause of that tired, languld
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Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy In
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