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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-03
ATHENIAN POPULACE STILL ANGRY.


STORIES ABOUT THE CROWN PRINCE AT LARlssA
EXCITE POPULAR INDIGNATION.
London, May 2-The Athens correspondent
of The Daily Mail" will say tomorrow:
Both the fleets remain idle. The popuace con-
tinues indignant at the filling Of the railway
riages with the Crown Prince Corstantin's bag
gage In the flight from Larssa, despite the pro-
tests OF the railway officials. The people say
they haze bean cheated and betrayed.
They are also angry at the neglect of the Gov
ernment to cali out the exempted reserves who
are for the most pa:. relatives OF Ministers depu-
ties and aristocrat5.
The Times will publish tomorrow dis
patch from Larssl dated Wednesday, which
says:
The Christians who are returning here all
say tha. during the battle at Milouna the Crown
Prince Constantn was a. Karadere. at the foot
of the pass The Greek Army is described as
behaving on that occasion like disorderly
mob All discipline flung to the winds and
the soldiers fired even on their own officers, so
terrible was the panic 1t Is Impossible to be
lievc that the army at Pharsalos can Withstand
the Turks in pitched battle. That the war Is
now practically over is plainly apparent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-03
WHY BLACK DIDN'T LEAD.
HE HAD TO pE WITH THE PRESIDENT ON GRANT
MEMORIAL DAY.

Albany. Nav (SpecaD-The a'teh'io'' % =, "S 49,,
NM u cri1th private secretary 10 Governor
,,,. ,oin,, called 10 the criticisms OF the Gov
orror,e actior in not riding at the head OF n Ma
,id,"l cuard on the day when General GRANT
tomb va- Dedicated. he sald ~, ,...,at,, IN
..Govcrnor Black went to New YORK lIl'cnunE ~
ta,e his pa 20 as comma nder-in .chiei AZ .he nedn
o| tbc troone of this state. but Mayor SfonG Haue
Ibo ,oint that he must receive President MchinIty
a. The Grant Monument. Al the oeremonls9 AZ M M
imFt of Vice President Hobart. AZ PRESIDENT NC
L<inlcy's request he accompanied the iTesiueh' u"
board the Dolphin; s.,o. c.ororo1 TIL
'.Thc Governor designated AdJutant-GeneraL l IL ~
upebast 10 lead the New-Iork troops, because ne
did NOT know of any else TO assign 10 tha'
dtrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-03
GREEKS HAVE A JOAN OF ARC.

DEMONSTRATION OVER HELEN CONSIANIINIDfo
AT ATHENS.
London, May 2-The correspondent Of THE
Daily Telegraph" at Athens has had an inter
view with Helen Constantinides, a nineteen year
old girl who is about to start for the front the
head Of large band of irregulars. She is an ex-
ceent shot. Her brother Will accompany her.
Both of them are bitterly anti-dynastic. She de-
clares that she will fight in the front rank and
has no fear of death. Her departure tonight
Sunday was witnessed by thousands of enthu-
siastic Athenians, who hail her as the Greek Joan
of Arc She dresses in the same uniform the
men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-03
LOUROS RETAKEN BY THE TURKS.

SO sAYs 4 DISPATCH RECEIVED BY THE TURKISH
MINISTER AT WASHINGTON.
washington, May 2-The Turkish Legation
makes public the following dispatch from the
Forcion Office al Constantlnople;
According TO a telegram received from the
conmandant OF the army at Janna, Louros mas
tust been retaken and occupied by the imperial
troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-03
ISMAIL PACHA PROTESTS.

THE TURKISH GOVERNOR OF CRETE THINKS THE
BLOCKADE A FAILURE.
Canea, Crete, May 2--Ismail Pacha, Governor
of the island, has protested against the decision
OF the Admiras allowing food to re supplied to
Inhabitants in the interior. He demands an
abolition of the blockade or its complete re-es-
tabliShment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-03

THE BENEDICT" perfect collar button, Gen.
ulne buttons have tic name Benedict and date oe
patent ,staYpsd upsn them, TIVE ne 9s.heE""..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-03
WHY GRUMBKOFF PACHA WAS HONORED

DECORATED BY THE SULTAN FOR AN EXPLOIT
AT IARISSA.
London. May IA dispatch to "The Standard"
from Berlin says that the reason why Grumbkof?
Pacha was decorated by the Sultan was that at
the time of occupying Larissa he advanced alone
across bridge which had been mined. removed
the conducting wires, and then recrossed at the
head OF his troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-03

1t should he stated that Michael Delehant! was as
supern tendent up to January - io'' ""ei '
was succeeded by Easton. ..
The total cost of maintaining the Depar.inu,n' s,
Of Public Buildings has also increased as Is u's
closed nv the following tables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-03

and goats believing. bleating. trampng and
killing each other. while the lurid glare or the
burning homes behind reminded them Of all that
they had lost"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
HYMENEAL.

CLARK SHAW - Groveton, ID
tobsr 3.--Mr. Albert Clark and Vi
Shaw were quietly united in mani
this evening out in the edge of n
j. n. McPhail officiating.
BAKER PICKENS - Luling, 4
tober 5 Married at the resides
brides mother. six miles west Il |
Elder j. M Baker officiating y
Baker to Miss Idela Pickins. MI
DAVIS WALLACE - winoutl
October AIR. A. E. Davi, u
Carrie Wallace, both living n
miles west of here. were nsarrisaN \
afternoon at the residence Of D.,
by Justice Dale.
CHATMAN-LUCAS - Grovaa|
October 3.-Dr. j. w. Chatham l
Bertha Lucas were married q n
this evening at the residence d n
brother in-l law. Mr.. w. o. Eytua
a very quiet affair. no one but ~
tives being present.
DOUBLE WEDDING--M cKinfgs
October AUST before the sesra
at Forest Grove, six miles scsil|
Kinney. last night. two couples n
ed the altar, where they were dse
in wedlock by the preacher, ENs|
Mckinney. The contracting pra
Hance Dickey and Miss Zura KIM
Spurgeon and Miss Laura Cart
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
NO DEATHS AT MOBILE.
Four New Cuses Reported from In
fected Localities.

Mobile. Ala. October e,--The to'ai cases
Of yellow fever here has reached the hun
dred mark today. The actual total to date
at noon was 90. total deaths TO date Is.
There were so deaths reported today and
only four new cases, namely. Charles East
burn. Sister Generosa. City hospital; Ma y
Mcdonald. Marine street. corner Palmetto
and Marine. aad WIN. Smith. Warren, near
Savannah.
Sister Generosa Ia the second Sister that
has taken the fever while nursing Mt the
City hospital Ezsiburn and Mary McDon-
aid are in houses where there has previous
ly been fever. All the cases are IN the old
Infected district. The relief work proceeded
today With commendable Fapld.ty. Many In
destitute circumstances were relieved. In
some instances there were found families
who. by reason OF sickness Of members.
or by having their breadwinner out OF
work. were without the least hit Of food In
the house Some very touching appeals
have reached the committee who are usual
ly in good circumstances, but are now
compelled 10 ask for assistance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
SHORT MEMS STORIES.

NEW YORK-wiliam a Stiles. editor
Of Forest and Stream and park comR,is-
s.ouer of this city, is dead of cancer OF
the stomach.
OMAHA. Neb.-Irhe State committee o.
the National party has nominated War
rem swizterler of Omaha to be canl-
t'atc for supreme judge.
.CIilCAGO-The general officers OF the
National Women's Christian Temperance
hold memorial services for the late Con
erai Neal Dow.
MILWAUKEE. wis.-Two men giving
Their names as Ernest Saxton and Robart
Hacke't have been arrested here on sus.
Nc.on of beng counterfeiters Being nm
able TO furnish $500 bali they have been
locked up. The men hail from Chica go.
LUTTE. Mont.-Marcus Daily. who ar
rived home from an extended Eastern
WISH, denies that he had with other Ana.
cChda officials purchased a controlitng
interest III the Butte and Boston nronerty
stock VI 'n-s
FRANKFORT, Ky.-The Kentucky
SIats BANKERS association in session
mere, while protesting against any poti-
ucs entering into Or affecting its dslbera-
llons' was. nevertheless. a. times little
more than gold standard convenient
5lt feature of the session was an adj
Vile "h'0i VI LOUIS
PLA MQUTH-The North German LLOYD
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. ,sanI
Saun Ehge-hart from New York. fram
bltTpeIt has arrived. The time Of -
rom New York to Plymouth was 70
Has thteen hours and ten minutes Tbo
VIZ VIZ ships average speed was 81 81 knots
"a , t;our. ana her biggest days run was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
WIFE heater SHOT.
\ Symrathixer OF the Woman Used n
shotgun.


Helena, Ark, October Sat Blackton.
Monroe county. laet night Or. Bevills was
shot and dangerously wounded by J. s.
ballard. Both parties are very prominent.
Ten days ago Beyills whipped his wife in
an outrageous manner, Mrs Beyills APP
pealed TO Ballard to take her In his buggy
TO relatives ten miles away. Ballard con-
scented and Bevlls followed them. He
overlook Ballard and Mrs. BeylIls lust as
they were alighttng from the vehielo and
Tired four shots at them without serious
results.
Last night at Biackton BevIlls walked
INTO store where Ballard was standing
ana reached for his pistol. Ballard picked
up shotgun and shot Bevills in the shout
Ger and arm. He fired second time and
would have killed BeyiIls instantly had il
not been that bystander knocked the gun
ASIDE Bevills may recover, though he ia
seriously wounded in the arm IN q neck
ana 10 the back OF the head A pocke,book
nlled with silver In Bevills' breast pocket
prevented several bullets from entering his
heart- A bystander whose name Is NOT
learned was dangerously wounded bv
stray bullets, Bevills formerly resided in
Alabama.
Ballard gave himself up and is now In
custody. Bevills was brought 10 this place
py Sheriff Jackson for surgical treatment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
Thirty People Injured.

Kansas City, Mo. October s.--Thlrty
people were injured tonight. several Of
them seriously, by the falling of plat
form at the Fifteenth street station of the
Independence Electric railway. The station
was crowded with suburban residents. The
Platform. which was old and weak, gave
way under the strain. and when 1t went
down probably fifty people were precipi-
tated q distance OF eighteen feet
The most seriously injured are:
Mrs. l.. W Baldwin. Independence. No..
aged IS, spine injured; may die
Mrs. r. NJ. venahle. Independence. shoul-
ders dislocated.
Mrs. ]. T. Walker, Independence. leg
broken; condition serious.
Mrs. Lii Scott. Kansas City. law broken.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
GAS COMPANY WAR
TWO LARGE sYSDIcATEs CONTEST
THE BOSTON FIELD.
New York Capitalists in Compe tftion
Making II Interesting.

New York. October s.-The Journal and
Advertiser says: A group o. New YORK
capitalists has secured control Of the Mas
sachusetts pipe Line company of Boston,
and has formed company known as the
New England Gas and Coke company TO
take over its charter. Interested tn this
syndicate are Emerson Mcmillan q Co..
Hoilister & hancock and William l.. FL
kins OF Philadelphia. who Is largely inter-
ested In the Metropolitan Street Railway
company. The Dominion company, which
was formerly controlled BY Henry IL.
Whitney. brother OF ex-Secretary Will
lam c. Whitney. has also passed into the
control of this same syndicate. This
company owns large deposits OF bltumin-
Gus coal In Nova Scotia, and has regu
lar line OF barges carrying It's products
from the mines to various New England
points. principally to Boston.
The object CT the syndicate which HIS
acquired these two products is to manu-
factrre coke. gas and like products II
mas already secured ground in Everett
and Chelsea, near Boston, on the lines OF
the Boston ard Albany and Roston aud
Maine railways. where coke plsints OF 300
ovens will be constructed.
According 10 report this new combira-
ton will compete with other gas COM
panses In Boston. beginning a gas war
which viii be fought to finish
As an indication Of the feeling OF the
holders of Bay STATE Gas company stock,
which was formerly in the hands o: j.
Edward Addicks. and is now dominated
oy the Standard oil interests. yesterday
there was a general unloading Of tt,
stock which was generally depressed in
price. The decline for the day n Bay
state was 2is points, driving the price
down to So, which is new record low
price. A gas war In Boston would prob
ably more seriously affect the Bay State
than any other gas property there.
Following hard after the purchases of
the gas plants in Detroit, Buffalo. ST.
Louis and other cities, the obtaining Of a
ioothold In Boston by the syndicate is
looked upon as another step in dividing
The gas field between two strong factions
First and foremost Is the Standard Oil
company which has enormous interests
IN New York Chicago Cleveland and
many other Of the principal cities in the
country. II there is to he war between
the Standard oil clique ana the new mower
In the gas field. Boston is regarded as the
best field for it to come to climax
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07

mountains The proposed reservation em-
braces something over 100000 acres and
extends from Beliecourt TO Hottineu. a dis
lance OF thirty-six miles. The legislature
Of 1898 protested against the reservation
and the people are generally opposed to II.
Notwithstanding the fact that the land
was withdrawn from the market in 1891,
but little attention has been paid 70 the
reservation and settlers have gone and
made their homes there without regard 10
t. Other portions have been almost en-
tirely stripped OF timber and the United
States court In session here now has more
than 100 acres OK timber trespassers TO
come before It. timber having been taken
for use by settlers who had gone on the
land Illegally
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
United Typothetnc Of Amer,ca.

Nashville. Tenn, October 6---At 2:io o.
M the convention of the United Typo,hetae
OF America met, President Bruce presiding
The following committee on the ponncily
resolution, which relates to inducing local
typothetae that have dropped out or be-
come delsnquents 10 resume relationship.
was appointed; r, r. Doaaeily Of Chicago,
chairman; ], J. Little OF New York and
j. j. Foote Of London, Ont
communication in regard to the viola
ton OF the copyright law aud it's avoidance
WAS read, aud committee consisting of
w. J. Dornan OF Philadelphia. II. w. Smith
OF New York and George Ii. Ellis OF no.,
ton we're sppolntcd to take such stems nc
may be necessary TO stop violations OF the
copyright law,
Tonight a brilliant reception was given
me delegates and the ladies accompanying
Bruce. a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
Lemon Bros. Circu. wrccked.

Hutchinson. Kan, October Sat 2:30
this morning the circus of Lenen Brothers
was wrecked at West End Hutchinson
yards One man was killed another Is ex-
peeted to die and two are badly injured.
A seven,y-foo stable car jumped the track
and was upset and demolished. Four circus
employees were sleeping in one of the
wagons on the wrecked car. One, VIM.
Banguess OF Usage City. aged IS years. was
Miie4' Albert Ward OF Eureka, Kan, SUI
tered internally and Is expected to dIe:
August H. Bakerfeld OF Springfield. Mo.
bad his spine injured; j. W. Brown of
Paterson. n. j., hal his left arm broken
and chest injured Only the stable car was
wrecked
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
X. G, I. & 6. TRAINS TO RUN
Dr. Suesfissss Makes Certsls Cos.
litioss Tor Their Operation.
$3.50 neallA Ofaees WIN - Once
Hsns rnen Dswn aaA isolate
TAea fer Ten Days.

Au.tin. Tsxae. October s.--Messrs. ". A
YIstrAcr, W. Weiss and r. A. Grecr o.
beaumont came in today 70 see the gov
ernor ana state Health Officer swearinsen
q ask them TO raise the quarantine against
to Kansas city, Pknburg and Gull rail-
Yusd 30 q to allow Beaumont to bring ~
certain goods from the North.
After ! consultation Dr. swcari1gen ~
sued the following proclamation;
s'Quarantine Department Of Texas office
n state Health officer. Austin. Texas, Oc-
tobcr s--Rules for the government OF the
Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf Railway
company. running from Shreveport to Port
Arthur, Texas: Freight trains to carry
farm. mine and mechanical products made
north Of Shreveport, except as provided at
Rock Quarry in Sabine parish. The pas
scnger trains through from Kansas City
coming south shall not be permitted 10 tnke
On anywhere in Louisiana south of Shreve-
port either baggage. express. mail. passen-
xcrs or freight. None OF these trains 10 go
south OF Lake Charles Junction. Each
train 10 have a guard n see that these
rules ere carried out In addition to this,
all agents and conductors mast bc instruct
cd 10 opey these requirements and help the
quarts to enforce them The safety OF this
plan depends upon the fidelity OF The
guards and I hereby appoint Captain Joe
Booth OF this city inspector In charge OF
said guards. and respectfully suggest TO the
county physician and board OF health OF
Beaumont the names OF w, W. Green, Cap |
tain Grice and A. b. Weaver az responsible |
men who would be satisfactory TO this dc |
p&rtmcnt II they see proper 10 select them !
for the places named; these guards TO be
paid BY the railway rompaas. Should |
other guards be required the board OF I
health OF Beaumont and the county physi- |
clan OF jefferson county are authorized TO
select them. Northbourd trains can take
Jassengers and freight at will: subject. OF
course. TO the rules of the board OF health
al Shreveport and other places.
"R. " Swearlngeh,
state Health Officer"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
Evasion on QUARANTINE.


Sew Orleans Men said to Ne IA
Texas-wfli lie Hunted Out.
Austin. Texas, October Conformation
having been received by Health officei
swearinsen that business men from New
Orleans are coming in 10 Hearne and other
Texas points In violation OF the proclama-
tion requiring them to be out OF New Or
leans ten days before entering the State.
be Is sending out special detectives to
hunt down and arrest every maa who has
violated the law and he intends to send
every one Of them to a camp OF detention.
I'm addition TO the above It can be stated
that Information has been received In
Houston and laid before Governor culber-
son and Or. swearingen that freight for
Texas points from New Orleans rendered
to and refused by the Southern Pacific rail-
road has been brought into the State BY
other roads and that at least one carload
OF said freight has been traced directly to
the city OF Austin. where 1t was delIyered)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
FARMERS HOLDING COTTON.

Marlin, Falls County, Texas. October 6
s,, is coming In slowly and farmers are
higher prices. The low price Of the s,sn rys
is interfering with business very seriously
Manor, Travis County, Texas. oe,ober a
very little cotton is being sold on acco,,n,
OF ION price: cotton seed have also rone
ae"h 10 sooo per ton, causing business 10
De very duh and collections light.
Mckinney. Texas. October 5.-Tbe tota,
number Of bales of cotton sold IN MeKin'
ney fhis season to date is $500. or one thru
me number marketed during the CORE
spoadtsg period last year. The average es.
innate OF fifteen leading business men Of
the number OF bales that will be marketed
mere TINS year Is $4,000. According 10 this
ssun,a'e mckinney has just received ORE
frurth OF its total receipts for the yoar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
BIC NEW YORK POLITICS
Seth Low, Candidate for Mayor
Opened His Campaign.
FOUR TICKETS ARE IN THE FIELD
Local Issues and Not National Issues
ought 20 Dominate In the
Minds Of Voters.

New York, October s.--Mr. Low. candi-
date for the mayoralty Of New York. be-
gan his campaign tonight
| The hall was packed with men aud wo-
men, ali seemingly in favor OF tho citik shs'
union movement. After several addresses
Mr. Low was introduced and 1t was some
minutes before he could make himself
heard. SO tremendous was the cheering.
Mr. Low said in part: There are four
tickets In the field. Two Of them. the
ticket headed by General Tracey and the
tickle. headed by Henry George, openly
proclaim the doctrine that in the solution
CT this tremendous municipal problem that
confronts the city OF New York. National
issues and not the local Issues ought 70
dominate in the minds of the voters. Gen-
erai Tracey Is against Organism aud Henry
George is for IL. Both OF these LentleIncn
propose certain things for the city. Never
theless they say, both OF them. tat -
city's interests are not the paramount is
sues and that the voter ought 20 eng. his
bsiic, primarily with reference TO Natiunel
Issues.
No man can serve two masters. and il
the people elect a mayor because ot tie
views he entertains on The rec coinage
OF silver they must not be surprised IL
the mayor they elect subordlnates the In
terest Of the city TO the esIscnsy OF the
party 20 which he belongs
CAUTIOUSLY enough in this campaign
TammsDy hall, in its platform. has con,
fined itself strictly to local issues as fas
the citizens' union. But everybody under
stands that Tsmmany has done this be-
cause IL has not dared to come out either
fos the Chicago platform OF it's parry or
against it,
There is enc point as 10 which Tam
many, the republican organization and the
adherents Of George are all agreed with
one voice they proclaim the doctrne that
tue administration OF the cliv ought in
be responsible TO some parry. as they
put II. and not directly to the people Thorn
selves stand fer direct ard continuous
responsibility on the part Of the city Of
nclals 10 the rennis thnr1Ssi,...s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
Heterogeneous for Alaska.

puiutn' Mimi. October 6.--Major VI. r,
Baldwin, ex-Minnesota CONGRESSMAN. vii,
ieaSe here next week for Alaska. his in
uhuoa is to visit different points along
.he coast during the winter. where 1t is
ASeiy mat a city viii ae built. and next
spring make a trip up the Yukon and into
the hiondike district. HE Will prospect on
sne Corr Islands for quartz leads and II he
49,. s , ras'leabie VIII 70 M to Copper
river, where some discoveries have h.e,
mute recently. Mr.. Baldwin SAID today
tnat De was convinced that another San
francisco would be speedily bull, on ths
Alaskan coast. s"s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
WARNING FROM HAVANA.
Danger OF the Importation of Fever
From Cubn.

Washington. October lin his last re-
Port 20 the surgeon general OF the Marine
hospital service Or, Brunner, United
States inspector at Havana, gives warning
Of the danger Of yellow fever infection
from csttIe steamers plying between Cuba
ana the Uhtt.d States. lie mentions the
!aci that preparations are bsiaS made TO
ship cattle from Galveston, New Orleans,
and ports on the west coast q Florida,
uhder the new tariff regulations. admitting
cattle al a smaller rate OF duty lie says
the cattle carrying craft necessarily are
Filthy aud being obliged TO 20 slongside
Cuban wharses there ~ danger they may
carry the disease back with them,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-07
baltimore and Ohio Election.

Louisville KY, October 6.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Louis
Vile and Nashville was held here today.
The cid board of directors was re-elec,ed
with the exception OF A. II. Horsey. who
WAS chosen TO succeed b. A. Horsey. de-
ceased
The annual report OF the president, NJ.
II. smish, shows that the general results
for the year arc; Gross earnings sea sTs
i9l 60; operating expenses, 6Tas per cent.
siS,sii,sls.Of; net earnings from traffic
sso. per cent, s6,ia30Sa.6l, TO which ada
income from rents and Investments. s4s7 :
oeSs.' making total income OF $3.50