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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-30

In Warren county, Georgia. $500
vas stolen from an old man. aud three
fourths of IL recovered by tho sheriff.
The tax collector immediately seized
upon over $500 Of the amount FOR back
taxes, the money having been con-
cealoJ for several years.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-30

a writer IN Science slys that in or.
binary cases OF partial color-bllnlness
the color-sensatfons that remain ara
blue and yellow not blue and red. or
blue and grcen, as rs generally assumed
Ind stated In textbooks.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-30
wnolreALr erARvArIoN.



win the rcpple ~ cuba.
New York. spril ga special to the
World from Havana suys' Private let
tiers from the interior report wholesale
starvation. Some Of the eases are spc'
cinlly hcnrtrcuding. Children are dy'
inc In the streets of MatanEas. and
babies have been found dead In the
arms Of their exhausted mothers.
Noarcurrcspondcnt has hccn through
the province Of piuar del Rio aud has
seen whole villages 81 living skeletons
In the dark huts praying for death To
release them from their suffering
General wcylcr !, SELLING the 'a','a
from the citizens Tor the use OF the
troops In Santa Clurn,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-30
AT OLD MONTPELIER.
BEAUTIFUL HOME OF PREsl-
DENT MADISON.
where Ills Body Nav Rests The spssioas
Lawns sud Zine Trees That Surround
the House Madisou- Elpsriensp vith
Ills Oyersoer.


In the United States
from which can be
seen the homes Of
four Of rs presl
dents. That spot is
In Orange county
Virginia. whore.
standing ON the
summit OF a little
hill. one has within
range OF vision
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-04-30
PLAN TO SAVE LIFE.
EFFECTIVE DEVICE FOR REscu-
ING MARINERS.

The simple rian 81 Yacht captain
1heap solution Of the Problem sub
mittrd At Washington Working OF
ths Apparaius. D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
uEFORns IN SERVICE.
Letter Carriers WIN ASK ~ In Second
Glass cities.

sAN FRANoIsoo, Sept s.-After the
close OF the session VI tue letter car
riers convention last night, caucus OF
second cisss city delegates was held
ana resolutions asking tor REFORMS in
the sefvioe were adopted. They will
10 prssentei TO the convention by the
GLOWING COMMITTEE: Bernard j
Cortlt, chairuun, Lynn, Mass; Mr..
j. hi.s OF New Hsnpsnite; ChsrI,.
kilIeI, Canton, Oar; J. Cusrles
A,too, jams own, N, Y Mr.. Nc.
EiIoy OF BridgeaoTl. Ulio.
Today there viii bsA D.. orniry ses.
sion OF the convention Ia Ola Fsllows
d.ll anu la the evening viiits wia be
maue 10 ChinRtow u an tue Chutes.
The directors OF the HOpk ne insti.
tute have also sxtenuou un Invitation
10 the visitors iof night.
The lauies who have accompanied
the d.ies Rtes from toe East were olu.
duclei through Golden Gate Park
Yesterday and to .ay win visit tn,
minl anu the scademy OF science,. In
ne AFTERNOON they WIN bB teuuereu o
reception at the board OF trade, q d
w!lI visit the HOpsius art Institute.
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PIGEON FROM ANOREE.
Illinois Man CLAIMS a Monopoly on
News from North.
hut His FIRST Pigeon Arrival nrInps
Only n biank--A fea,hsry
story.

NASHVILLE. Ills, sept. s When
Professor AnuIee left in ssatcn of the
North Z lie, 1t wa, not male public
hat arrangements had been made by
William Osborne, a business man OF
U .ultsiv,in. HIS, whereby he would
Oe Kept iniolm u as 10 lhe whereabouts
Of The explotsr ny carrier pigeons. Ou.
the birds sent along with AnJfer
has returned TO this lace, almost two
mrDtns overdue. Tue biru carried "a
cute eboui iIs neck writtel on this ex.
ira heavy nOts paper, but weather has
ooili'fated me writing colt cannot be
told whether the exp.dItIUn l. a suc.
coss or iaiure. lns ouIy wurI OF the
'oie not completely rubbed UuG 10 clay
iuds.n
The pigeon has n silver. plate at.
tachei II iIs left wig with "Anlree
81" stamped upon II. Toe u, xt bird Is
due In few dsys.
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LEB Is BACK FROM CUBA.
Says He Cannot Say When the War is
Likely 10 End.
As I" s"n"ri'" 'isn-ro', tn" Stories Of
III fr'n'mrut Wcre Greatly
LNaggerat.d.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Consul Gen.
ersi Fnznugn Lee, accompanied by
his esn, arrived from Hsvans toIsy.
The general said be had been suff-tinv
biIiousness Tor some time PISS but n.
Eel very mucI better atet his trim.
Wnrn asked as to whether he wcuIu
return to Cuba or not the general
Ohook his head and ssid: II c.pu,t
apswsr that and wouh rather net
'nlk on Cuban affairs uutii make NV
rsuurt In Wsshington.D
In speaIIny Of the Gaze OF Evan.
gslina CisOero the genersl said: uThe
womsn Is now oOnfn Il In Cnsl
Recohidas. She has nsver bssn trleu
and do nottIink that It was ever
intended that che chou ii be bsulsbeu.
The stories OF her III treatment are
very much exaggerated and were II
not Tor the huusub which has been
raised auOui her, the .iri wouli have
probably b Zen releaoed long ago. 10
TACT vas given to understand that
her oame was on tue pardon lWt. She
has comfortable quarters and IL treAte
as well hs poseibls u der the condi.
lions. There /. a good deal OF sufts.-
ing In Cuba hut the A merle ,up, rum.
bering apput 1 40. ace icing cared Tor
from the fluid Of $4,000 which was
appropriated for the purpose. They
receive tally aud NJ TO the present
'ime 81 500 nag been expenIeu."
SIS there aDy sign VI business i'm.
proving Oi change for tho better In
Cu6, :" asked the reporter.
IN, am sorry tosly there IL not,"
replied the general, "snd there will
not be any Improvement until the war
ia ebdeJ."
"wnrn will that be, gsnsrs?'
To this last gu B ion Gen. Leo re.
piled In Spanish, a irss Translation OF
which he, "That is too much for me;
obnnot say"
Gan. Lee an Y Jung Fitzhugh Lse,
Jr., will go TO West Point today to see
his other sou, George M, who Ia at
The military academy.
Among the other passengers who
arrived were Robert l.. oliver, United
,ates consul al Meriuu, MexioJ, ana
Gen. w. Fishback OF This CITY, WIN
was said to have bseo sent to Havana
IN business for the U lited States
government. Mr.. Fi,hUack saiu that
nis trip to Havana was purely OH
private ousnes. He said there was a
great deal OF suffer. NC all over Cubs
q nd that the condition OF the people
was even woiss than when he was
here last De secretary to CommIssioner
Caih un when the latter was Invest
eating the Ruiz case. He saw Mi
Clsneros a. the CASA RsoJhiJas, ana
'sii that the reports reg riding her
feAtaent were gro sly sxsggeraloI
n that the young woman twas iairly
we'll treated AMI di1 not complain |
Fhen lie was speaking 10 her.
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COLUMBUS, O., 8 p ST. Society
ct tue Army o. g. West Virginia
m" today. q W. II. Powell Of
limos, H. the Gnsu. Gaveraor Bush.
"i ~ d Mayor Bnck welcomed The
Ve'sars Captain Th0mas IL. Nc.
heei vi Washing %. made the a..
ofe's. TIE other OK -rcisos consisted
OF resBoAsts to welcomes, ana uatrlotIc
som ~ n trained, local Republican
g'oe club AMI the audience, anu music
~ tao seven eehih Unlted SiatesJ
Iuisniry bsnJ.
TIE session will ,uttnue three days,
among those pffsent and expected to
arrive are Con. w, $. DsvOi, OF Kan
sas; Gov. AIkinton anu /. II. Duval,
~ West VrgiDis; II. Gay Evans;
5 nator Fyrsker, ea.lijv. Mct,gr.I,
OF West VirlinIs, aaI otuufs. GOV.
A'klNsln, accompanied by his san, is
al the Gfvt : yutnetn holel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

IL IL Now Held Both ways by Ameri.
can NUM- hhips.

NEW York, Sept. ga cabiegram
received Inn 5Juthatnpl0u to-day an
hou ced tnst ihe A msriosn line
steamer S. Louis. docsed at 8 nth
smpton nj $50 O'Clock this morning
thd thnt tbe time OF her passage iron
SiuVy Hook iigbtshlp to tue Need ics
sss Six days, ten hours al d iUurleen
min utes. fnis boats ine record h.iI
by the Hamburg inner FlerU BIS.
mstcs 81 &c S,p,ember, 1898, ny
,orty-pne minutts.
The 81. Liuis anu e.. Paul now hold
the best Southampton records, the
tormer hsviig the eastward record
tIu tns later the wcstwatd by mLkiug
'he passage In Xix days and thirty-uue
minutes IN August, 1896. THIS is n
nun pm IN Ansricen snipbuiidiBg tor
not o. y D.. he B.. LOUIE anl 81,
Paui foat the stars az Stripes, bu,
hey acre both lauLc from az
A nefican hipyad.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. The young
mtu VINO ell Ia the uucils Of tue
5Uu- Of Netera us Of the Unttei States
are registering at the hotels. Toe
hesdquariers tram that will bring
Communicable chief janis Levi.
Bfker, OF PoIn-yivsnls, will come BY
way Of Cincinnati anu Will srGivs here
this afternOon. TINS western men,
undrr tne com maud VI Ru Iolpn
Loeoens!ein, OF Chicago, ths quarter.
w'sler general, ana zoe bearer OF the
nlIial documents Will reach here this
a.t,rnoou. Many OF the grsnd army
posts OF this state havs aocgpted luvl.
IAtlous TO participate 10 tue parade anu
It IL estimated that at lsnst 4, 600 vste.
rams aud sons OF veterans VII march.
Cincinnati Is wOrking for tue mex
enuampmeut. Ths contes. lor com.
msudel-lu.chiot promises TO ls
spiTlIeu. Commander II he IL asking
for te'e ectt1n, Toe OIL her cauntIatp.
So far announced are Jve II. n eI,y
Of WG.uinetoo, ID. e.; Il. z. Day, of
Iowa l.. J. Mccoy, oi NV Y rs; f.
Z, SllIs0D, Of Michigan, Rad CnsrIus
z. Darling, Of Msas.chusssls.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Seut. Ssh
Harry We'tw o. q opcr sppeste
before Police Judge lowe on !. cuarp.
Vi obtaining m ney on false pr.tenset
rom LandlorI Gallagher ut the Lam :
ham hotel. Gallagher was the only
witness. He testi riei hat Cooper tod
MN that he had SIS, 900 to his credit
Ia New south Wales bauk, tut ", az
forced 10 n mil that he Uiu not know
COUpePs story vac iaise. rbu onark.
was therefore dismissed. Two chatg
Us OF forgery are pending aRaiusl
Cooper anu Cnief Lees mas prsIertru
twO auuItlouai felony charges agaiout
him, one Tor havlOg In his possession
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Kansas Farms visited By Disastrous
30, ntErAtIJn.

OAKLEY. X 49,, Sep. Slowing to
the UNUSUALLY dry weather o. the past
ew weeks prairis Ares hsvu beeu
sprugiug up ~ all directious. bus the
must serious Ous s, far repO ed oc.
Cured 10 Ihe ghoOThoOd u GElnnsIi
touay IN whlcn acres after acres were
burned over. MOn, women anu chill
dren were iOIcsu into the voluntary
nrs briEsdet and by superhumsn
efforts mDsI OF Inc farm houses AMI
outbuildings were saved, but iyt NJ lies
all The nay anu graln In stacks were
burned,
In severnl cases those fighting back
the flames were quite seriously burned.
A close estimate places tns total loss
al S5O. 1000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Cry OF MEXICO. S.. S-New
fork excns' o. ~ 1t 1888 piem um.
Remarkable activity IL shown IN the
Organisation Of The companins for
manufacturing and trading. Thi. he's
been e'recialiy noticeable since the
sharp de"tns 10 silver.
Jose Voutre, the French anarchist
VIM recenlly arrived here from Spain,
VIII he expelled from the country az a
pefn'oious i'reignet under TIE tei.ral
constitutions He was dopOrted from
Bifce'uDs merely ~ n suspect.
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LEAVES THE BRO I'm
President Andr vs. WILL Nll With.
draw HIS Resignation.
HIS LE'rtn SUBMITTED ronY
The Cooperation Made Ms axe
Whict /, is Now TOO Late
10 k,m dy.

Providence. r. l., Sept. S.-Presi.
dent AnJrews OF Brown Uuiversity
to-day sont to the corporation letter
formally d,cliuing TO Withdraw his
tesignstion aud stating bt,fy his de.
oiaion to Withdraw from the uuiversi,y.
1t Is upueiB.Ctd, though The text Of
the loiter has not been made public,
mat ne states bis Willingness to re-
main here until his successor shall be
co'feD.
A meeting Of The corporation will be
beid wNbin two weeks nj wuich a
statement from Pfesi eDI Andrews
VIII be snbmltt. d.
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10 wRLrOuE r"IzGriamrEus


MONTREAL, Que, 5ept. SAN al.
iegeu aliemOt 40 Ist been uIsc
70 quietly rslr al b u through The
provincial legislatureo q iebec, which
IL passed. wpuld opsu tue door t. ali
tee bfizs fighters OF America. The
altcUpt was dnc)verea 10y . uotice
anI Tearing In late Is tie OF the q Ieb c
official Gazette an the result 10 tLat
when the next session opens a str0ng
deputstiOn vi MOutreal ciuZ us win be
sent TO opno,e the Oil. Toe bill ~ on
ia wrich the following names spuea,:
Charlie Elgsne CharpOn eau, br ket:
Louis ZIcnArie CnsDJt, broker; JOSEPH,
Arthur PrJux, acc unlant, all OF
NJ ntreai; and Dhrlul LJsry, acoouut.
ant, aud illLon q. Gray, attorney Of
New Yofk. tn ~ parties apply to
he ueuienant governor Ui the province
U lebec Tor letters patent iucorpOr-
itinX them unuet the nsms Ui tne
Ca sdian Athletic club Tor the puf-
p 10 OF boiling athletic aud sporting
exhiDitious-nsmely, Ia or sse, guli,
hockey wrestling, boxing Ix liUitipuf,
ys"ht anu horse sces In the provinces
OF q Ieosc. The cayIlsl stock Will d.
So, 100, In shares OF 500 each. Tbs
NlOutreSl men mentiUnsI AS IucorpOr.
stots are not well known anu IL A.
openly fepJrted o. the street that
thOss really Interested are W eli known
sporting men backed by capital from
the United States,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
wAsHINGrOS GLOON.
Diseourasing Rspor, Of tho Condition
ofCrops Ia that Stnse.

SPOKANE, VISA, Sept. s.-The
Spokane R,viow mas weather ctup
reports from all sections OF easter u
Washington and idsh!. From nearly
al points come reports OF weeping
sties and soJdeu fields. Rain IL
heavier In the PIlGuse Country than
contrsi Wssllnsioi. In this section
she greater part OF the spriug grain 70.
mains uncut and great Tears arc enter.
tsinsd by tho farmers. C0Atioued
rains are bleaching the gfnin Snd In
ludn; wheat IN tue shlck. II the
IN should ceass II 10 thought the
damase would not DO Considerable but
every additional day OF rain mean
loss os hunireds OF IN 1usands Of dol
!s:s.
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BarrI Gets An.,hor Chance.

MADRID, Sept. S.-ORing to the
lscS 81 accord among the members OF
the court martial who tr ed Barril,
the anarchist who, on Friday last al.
tempted to assnsBiUatD the cuief aud
assistant chief OIL police Of Barceions,
the captain general mas declined tU ac-
cept tins ssDteuce OF death imposed
upon the prisoner and his case will Ue
preeented 10 the supreme military
ribunsl with the probability that the
original sentence imposed upon him,
fTly yenrs' imprisonment, will be-
malntHlneu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
SERVES hIn RIGHT,
ferP itra'or ofs ii-niou- Crime Gels
fourteen Years JAN.

fANTA CRUZ Csi., Sep. S-Gso,
r. fiSieri rece4 Iy COZ vlo.ed oI nav.
ing nmltteI mayhem upon tue per.
snn Of z. Harris OF San use, appested
before Judge 8 NTH ana VIII ue seu.
lehceu 10 lmprl'u nment in the safe
lrison at San Quentin for the term OF
fourteen year
Piylrr tolS MS sentences coplly, but
oIauched ~hsn tue spectator, applsuJ.
81 Tue cour, a. IN" oss OF the ptu-
ceeuiug'. In view vi The fact tina the
luiy fecommended the deienua { to
1he mercy OF The cUuri, Piyief's A..
I0fnsys VIII App al rom the vru.I
denying nun a new tria' and deny ng.
Dim n say OF prUrse tugs.
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BERLIN. Sept. s.-Reterring to the
news iereiVei on Monday from Syi.
ney, N. 3. W., that the governor OF
avimau New Guinea hau been killed
by NATIVES August Il, II is tfiicislly
announced tDat the German tfii Ger
killed was Captain Won Hagen. Tho
lepuiy governor OF German New
Guinea VINO was shot aud killed Au.
gust IA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

CLAYTON, n. Nj. Sspt. S. The
lhfes Peelin hrOtners, arrested At
Johnso Mesl, charged with having
robbed the Gulf train a. Twin Msun.
laihs last Fruhy Night, hsvs boon DIE.
chsfgei for insufficient evIJenus. tn.
Co"An Toys, srres'et al the sane
Time, we're bound over. Officers are
stllI IN pursuit. Of other parties "a the
johnson Meba country.
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COLON, Sept. S.--lhe Cust1ms Hu.
th0riHes mere nav stlzsi twenty cases
OF touRccO forwarded here by tho
s,ssme,, FinaDcr, Captain Dsily from
New Y0rs, on August 80 II, whion
the duty on to,apa1 Is 81 1000, Or
Nv Zoe the valus OF toe tobScuo itsst.
On August 27sn, ak cases inv Iced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

owENsBoR1, kr., Sep. s.-scott
and Reuben Gary, brothers and noted
lesptTrdoes, have been clptured al
Bsidvell and are held Tor the muir iAr
OF J. ii. Borden. In March, 1894
Borden wss wsylaid and murdered In
most deliberate and biutel minDer.
rhe GARY brothers have been iugltIves
from Justice for years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Kline Owner Does It without Being
sOiicitd.
Owosso, Mich, Sept. S--Todi KIN.
balu, ife-iurLt Of he CUTunua Coal
company, has not, !. his miners that
suce the tirst OF the month the piicc
Tor digging has been advanced i've
cenis per ton, making tue rate rom 50
10 W cents, au advance at 10 to rs
cents per Jay to min,r. The advance
wsb gwen uupollcred.
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DENVER, Colo, Sept. g. The X lon
iyKe Evaporation, Engineer ug au,.
Mining company, are Reid Norrnrop
aud Sanford Nurthrop, OF 81. Lou;
William Sorshrep, OF New YJrk City;
GeorSe Is. Ruaus anu T.. VIcksry. OF
Colorado.
Georss e uld aud HywarI q uld
anu the three NUrthrUp5, who al.
cjusins OF The q .uids, are the com.
pRuy. The cnsrtet u the company
grants the rights sn privileges TO ex.
plore new territory tyr placer anu lode
mining, TO survey mining olsimn, rail-
roads, cansIe, wagon r0aIs, public ami
private lsnut; 10 locate, least ard
operate mining lands; to build saw
mliIs, III steam ana sailing vessels,
30 u general trsnsp ration busiues,
by land and water; erect smeIteTs,
etc.
Just how extensive tbs @ Iulu heIrs
In end TO operate Ia the AibsKSn
country, cannot be discovered at thi.
end OF tne line. They nave suthO.-
zs the Incorporation VI the compauy
a, d Will put come casn into tue ven.
lure,
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BUFFALO N. Y, Sent. s.-The
silver Democrats OF the state OF New
6ors Will probeb y selec, Charles a.
fsoor OF this city ee their candidate
fof ohlei Justice ot the court NJ appeals.
A representative u the silver men
waited on Mr.. Tabor - q the reeult pi
his call waa that Mr.. Tabor will allow
his name to DO used. A meeting OF
prominent silver leaJers Will be helu
mere Today to determiue o. their plan
of battle.
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PERRY ~ RANGED,
lie says He kiIi.d anui~r to Protsc,
.,ho hnnciity of his usms,

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. S.-H. s. Per.
ry whs hahseu tousy iUr the murder
OF Belly Lsnier NJ Decatur. The exc
cutl0n took place on q galIows In the
yard Cfthe Dsoatur county jan. The
doomed man was oooi TO tn lsst. On
The scanoid he reiterated bis statement
that be Killed La.ier to protect the
ssnc'ity OF bis home. The drop fell at
ll;4S am. LaUier, In his JyIu. stale
menl, SAID Ferry snot him because he,
Lanier, bad told Mrs. Perry OF her
husbsnu's relations wi,h other wo.
men.
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VICTORIA, Is. c., 5spt s.-A letter
JUS received nom relegrspn Creek
'A OF shat Mr.. Ssucier, the DOmiuiou
government surveyor, has Iocatsd a
snoi"r and mUrs favorable rUuis Ior u
"sii or road between s iokeen and
and Ieslin laks.
inc steamer MaorRngi brought forty
peh from Australia VINO win 10 ~ the
h'ondi4e Ia the spriug.
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She st"ried week ngo for 81. MichaeIs
WITH 200 min.rs VINO were to have
osen taken up the riveI by the steam
er Eugene. The Eugene spruug
'eak ana could not proceed on her
voyage, 30 the trip hal to be abau-
duneI.
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=, LIMA, jPeru. via Calves Old, Tex,
sept. s.-Advices just rccsivtd here
lftm Bohvia psy that $50 PsrsguaysDs
VINO recently landed 81 Port Poceeco,
hsVr sezsd tue Bolivian Town OF
Chiquotos IN tho province OF Mouse.
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LoND N,Ssp'. s j. Gubbiny,s gray
c1it us . MJofe, winrsr OF ,he
Derby, won tue st. Il ,dget's STAKES at
the s'cond days. RACING Of the Don.
caster September meeting.
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"lntd" and "p'irts," landed here
IN the sltbu or Alliaucr from New
forp, ""tc fuuud Ulon animation
br h" cusi m fiicials, to contain TO-
uuccJ . tXceicls qua Iiy,
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TnG Bn'risuINDIA UPRISING.
IL IL Relieved IN. no,'om In Dropping
GA. Oi tho Movement

sIMLA, sep. SIN iii ,iai circles
here ~ IN believe tue bosom ls urop.
ping out OF the rising oI the tribesmep,
Toe general iii or, Commanding re.
port that tue A IS have dispersed.
Tue news that u 1kksbhsla are remov.
ing their families nom the Kbyber
DIS riot to Tirah l. col fismeJ, and
there Is no logger any Joubt toaE the
euetny Ia leaving the Ssmanater coun.
Try. -, aEas
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ins'ruments fru'e In ciun'etfeitiug
md one for trying to Ji-pose pt iotge1
dtatls. He win be examined on one
OF these charges toisy.
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a Tin AD.nionsd.

t,s,VnA, sept. S,-Tae steamer
s'o'ed 10 por. thls morain 9
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Protest AEa,ns, 0rlriur ont Nc.roo.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept S.-rhe report
seSt VHG irUm E,wood, Ind, several
days ago to the effect that tue nesr,
residents u that town had been mott.
tei That they must leave town within
week, hss brought a letter of protest
to Governor Mount from the national
anu-mob and iynohiog association at
Springfield, o. rns association sug.
gests thst tue governor should exercise
his authority anu stop any tuen ac-
ton.
Upon the receipt OF this protest.
Governor MUuut wrote 10 Mavor
Finch VI Eiwood, asking for Informs.
ton that would tend TO reiuie the ne.
ports and expressing his determine.
Ion to protect the inalieuable ri.his
VI every citizsu OF tue s'n.e without
regard 70 cJlor. 70 this lotter Mayyr
Finch has just replied denying the
truth OF tue report. The mayor saws
the story IL u manufactured one nnl
Lhst the EiwooI neSroes are not TO bs
noostud. The m.yor also expresssu
his Intention to make a formal denial
OF the repgIt,
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Nkw OKLEANs, Sept. s.-.Msyor
Harry HVwstL VI Biloxi mas issued q
pr clnmatluE announcing three casts
u yellow fever and Ihfee suspects,
he says they are aiI Isolstnd aud no
4 cts will he Withheld.
RoalJenIs VI North Blsck Bay have
appealed 10 tue Biloxi council, asking
that quarantine he r.Iseu so that thew
may secure suppllss. Taey say they
sfe sun rims. Biloxi people are i'm.
pstivut e. have Ur. CuIetsi and other
eSfer's Visit them 50 ss 20 determine
u tue FEVER in Biloxi is really yellow
Jack.
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ONLY MALARIA.

WAsHINdroN, Sept. S.--rhis alter.
nojn sutgeoa.G neral Wymau re-
celNed Inc following resssuring tsls.
ram In answer TO y mtsssKe asking
Dr. Il mon, OF the oosrd OF health as
Biloxi Mlss.i concerning the rspsrg In
ne morning papers OF three yellow
fever casaa At that plScs;
"BiioKi, Mise, Sept ST have best
reasons 10 believe from reliable par.
lies that 1t Ia mel6ris. LrMoNU