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The herald., 1897-09-22
A Torpedo Boat Cruise

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Lieut.-
Commander Kimball has received from
Acting Secretary Roosevelt his final in-
structions for the government of the
movements of the torpedo boat flotilla
and all is now ready for the start Of
this novel expedition. The start will be
made October l from New York with
FIVE boats, the Porter, the Dupont. the
Erricson, the Gushing and the Foote
The commander will make his way down
the coast, stopping here and there for
week or two al his discretion.
The herald., 1897-09-22
BONES AND ASHES
All That Remained Of Six Little
Children

NEW YORK. SPIT 21.-A special to the
Tribune from Columbia. s. c., says:
Andrew Smith and his wife, colored,
living near Donalds, Abbeyville county.
locked in their house six children, the
youngest Of whom was 1S months old.
and the eldest 7years. The parents went
10 church. An hour later neighbors heard
frightful screams coming from Smiths
house, the interior Of which was in flames.
Negroes made heroic efforts to save the
children but it was impossible to reach
them and all perished. 1t is supposed an
oil lamp left burning was overturned.
When the parents returned a pile Of
bones and ashes was all they found.
The herald., 1897-09-22
ing supplies to the Klondike country in
case Of an emergency.
THE WHATCOM MINES

TACOMA. Wash. Sept. PA New
Whatcom special to the Ledger says:
The stampede to the Whatcom gold
mines on SILICA creek continues. Large
numbers Of prospectors arrived today
from Tacoma and Seattle and boarded
every description of vehicles or walked
out in company with about 100 person 8
from Bellirgham bay. Reports from the
trail by returning prospectors state
there is continuous procession of men,
horses, wagons and bicycles between
Whatcom and Eight Mile post on the
state trail.
The herald., 1897-09-22
Dom Paul Is Ill

LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Daily Chron-
icle says 1t learns from a good source
that on September 14th President Paul
Kruger, of the South African republic
was examined by two leading physicians
who diagnosed his malady as Brights $
disease in an advanced stage. One of
the physicians informed President Kru-
ger that he would probably not live more
than eighteen months. The president,
however. perseveres in his resolve to
seek reelection.
The herald., 1897-09-22
italian Socialism

LONDON, Sept. 21.-According to Z
dispatch from Rome to the Daily Chron.
icle the congress Of Italian Socialists
which has opened at Bologna under the
pre- esidency of Senior Costa of the italian
Chamber Of Deputies, has decided to aRi-
tate against an increase in the price OF
bread and to get bill introduced with
the view of creation of state monop-
oily in wheat and bread.
The herald., 1897-09-22
The Sierra Road

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21.-T. s.
Bullock. of the Sierra railway of Cali
forrda, who came to town today, re-
ports that the road Is In operation to
Dom Pedro and has been constructed
to a point seven miles this side of James,
town. That place will be reached In
about fifteen days when extension will
cease for the present. Very high tres
lie work is being built raar Chinese
camp, risirg to height Of $50 feet in
some places.
The herald., 1897-09-22
Deafmute Education

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21.-The
graduates Of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Asylum at Berkeley have organized a
novel society. Its purpose is to interest
wealthy people. and, If possible. the Fed
sral and State governments, in estab-
fishing scholarships for the blind in
leading educational institutions.
Newell Perry, graduate of the Ural-
versity Of California, now an instructor
in mathematics at that institution, is
President Daniel Weider, business
man in Oakland, is Vice President, and
Dennis Foley. music teacher. is Secre-
tary.
The herald., 1897-09-22
Smurrled Chinese

SEATTLE. Wash, Sept. 21.-In the
Chinese conspiracy case, the govern
ment officials made sensational move
today in causing the arrest Of Yee Gee,
ex-Collector Saunders interpreter, on
the charge of attempting to bribe DR..
Gardiner. the official interpreter. brought
here from San Francisco to aid In i'm
vestigating the Chinese frauds at Port
Townsend.
The herald., 1897-09-22
A Case Compromised

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. q. = The
will of Thomas M. Quackenbush, the
eccentric capitalist, has been admitted
to probate, and the contest Of Mro
Nancy A. Abbott, who claimed to be hin
widow by contract marriage, has been
dismissed. 1t is believed by attorneyo
that a compromise has been reached.
The herald., 1897-09-22
A County Road

EUREKA, CAL, Sept. 21.-The board of
supervisors today decided to construct
public highway from Garberville ID
the Mendocino county line. Contracts
were let for six miles OF wagon road q
connect with the Trinity county toIi
road, starting from Bridgevfllo, n s
The herald., 1897-09-22
South Pole Search

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Dr. Freder-
ick A. Cook, who was a member of
Peary's Greenland expedition Of 1892,
sailed from here on the steamer Cole
ridge for Monte Video, where he will
Join the Gerlac Antarctic expedition,
which left Antwerp on July goth on the
Belgic. q whaling ship. especially
strengthened for the perilous undertake
Ing.
The herald., 1897-09-22
TROOPS ~ Indla

LONDON. Sept 21.--Drafts hon SiG<S
regiments Of cavalry have heon ~ E
The herald., 1897-09-22
TRAFFIC DELAYED

KANSAS CITY, Sept. N.-Kansas City
railroads having outlets 1T Gulf ports are
The herald., 1897-09-22
ALASKA REINDEER

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-secretary
Bliss Of the department OF the interior
today instructed the commissioner Of
education to have the reindeer now q.
Teller island. Alaska, which have been
broken to work, forwarded to st.. Mich
aels to be held there for use In forward
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

ed or redeemed as 90 H unfair tha,
some are forced ia them at par
while others grt .h0 advantage Of a
discount Such comment proves how
desperate the money situation Is be-
coming.
There was great excitement On tho
stock exchange when the news spread
that the Morgan resolution had passed
the senate Paper money dropped
sharply, and % Will go lower
Passengers coming into Havana
from the east Saturday passed tho
bodies Of Eve men hanged TO trees
near the station at Campo Florida.
They were members Of the local guer.
rIlla force who were captured during
a hght by the insurgents under Aran-
guren The place .s about 90 miles
from Havana.
Trains passing through that section
have been fred on daily for % week.
The report that "a train was blown up
by dynamite at S0neD. near Santiago
de Cuba and captured by rebels was
rccapturcd by the Spanish ls true. with
some qualification 10 was au nmmu.
milton train and the Spanish reoptur-
ed The empty aud deriIlad cars after
the rebels bad taken al. thc cartridges
they could carry
General Weyler having enforced Dos
order driving rer1ucputfldus on the
fortified sugar estates. Is now begin
nlng 90 empty the smaller towns in
Santa Clara
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

New York May 2i-Two persons
were killed and thrcs seriously In
iured 10 a hre which occurred early
Sunday morning in the basement Of
a brown stone building here. Sew
oral persons narrowly escaped death
The dead are Mrs Catheriu Mosa.
vay. 90 years. died at hospital from
ufoation aud burns. Beatrice Moss
way 9 years old. daughter Of the for
mcr sunocated In her room. The
building was occupied by botn busl-
ness and dwelling purposes.
The origin OF the Gre is not known.
but % is believed that a belaied ten.
ant llt a match in the hallway 20 see
his way and carelcssly tossed the stlll
burning match away The fre started
At the foot of the stairs. and the light
wall acted as fue 90 carry the flames
Go the roof instantly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25
MORE MISREPRESENTATION
spanish nsuyiag the Uatsd state. Ars
NeInE % nslIs,s Am.rIsanA

spanhh hsuying The ln'tsd states Are
GoinE 60 Relieve Amsrlesnt
New York. May ga dispatch from
Havana says
Every EFFORT is made By the Spanish
20 discredit the attempt to relieve
American citizens and 90 confuse the
issue The union Constitutional IN
sis,s that the $4,000 was voted by
congress at the request Of New York
business men 10 protect American cit-
yens there
Late reports OF the senate speeches
indicate that there is fear IN the United
States that the American cousuls here
will be In danger when 9, Is known
that their reports Will have thorough.
g exposed General weylers methods
and the emptiness OF his announce.
ments of pEcIacation. The c1nsuls
here are not a hit alarmed Consul
General Lees stirring report 10 only a
confirmation Of early reports which
he sent to Mir Olney His ground has
always been that the spanish showed
no indication Of being able Co crush
the lnsurrection. Il Is true that Consul
General Ice made NO personal attack
on General weyler but he was out.
spoken With regard 20 the results
which General Wcyler h.J achieved.
The money question grows more Sc,
rious The colonial treasurer has re-.
signed In DISCUS, owing 10 the troubles
arising over the depreciation of the
paper money Today the ceuten is
equivalent to ti2t5 paper.
Attempt was mad, 90 sen here drafts
for 5000 silver on Spain payment TO
be made by the purchasers iu paper
money, Bids were at about $50 pre-.
MUM on the hundred The accept.
snce Of these bids would have meant
the retirement Of half million in
paper money. The lntendente at arst
accepted the bids. but refused them as
too low, aud resigned
And now the dcspised blllette falls
lower daily, yet the reforms are here
In paper az least The fact remains
that the paper Is more deprecated to.
day than at any time since thc rebel
lion began
The iniohdente objected TO a prop
osltlon TO quote the billettes on the
stock exchange and have them ac,
cepted at the rate quoted daily Ia
Marina says the billet,es must be quot.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25
THE FURNACE LET GO.
Thirty Men Caught In sthe Crash
and Buried Under the Debris
THE CAUSE Is NOT GIVEN.
soms Are Fatally Hruissd and BuFas
aud Oshsrs Are seriously Hurt
several Other Acoiisnts Ia
which Livss Are Lost

Newcastle Pa. May A-The big
Rosena furnace Ia this city. owned by
Senator Mark Hanna and ex-senator
Cameron. let 20 yesterday ana the
next instant a heavy volume Of coke.
iron ore. and coal came crashing
through the roof Of the casting house.
buryng IN tho neigkborhood Of thirty
men under the debris.
Manager Reiss was taken out with
the skin hanging IN ahrsds from his
hands and bis arms and legs we're
terribly burned and bruised
Samuel Moody. burned and bruised
an over body.
Mike Peiro head cut In half dozen
places. and bruised and buried shout
the hands and arms
William Hanna. had cut ami arms
almost severed.
Joseph Love. head a mass Of cuts.
laying the skull bare In three places.
Frank sheard head baldy cut. legs
gruised. back and arms terribly
burned His injuries may result In
death
Half a dozen other men ve-, also
more or less injured. but the -boye
are the worst cases.
The second accident Of the day c.
CURED about 20 minutes after the one
at the Roaena furnace. Il was a cave
in 90 the biz 7O-foot cut q The New
castle Traction Company which u en-
gagged ln making a track 20 the New.
castle park Michael Kurdy was
buried under at least Is fee, OF sand
gravel. clay and rocks. aud was dead
when taken out Peter Herinsl,y wa
terribly crushed about the shoulders
and hips. while his chest was crushed
he will likely live.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25
VENEZUELA ONLY WAITING
Msy Made Demands rhai sps.a wni
Have Co 2 rant


New York May 60 a dispatch 90
the Journal from Havana mys
ln @ demand recently made upon
spa'n through tte Venezuelan consul.
President Crrpos government insists
that citizens of that republic residing
in Cuba SHALL iu r..e OF arrest upon
political charges hr accorded equal
privileges with citizen. of the United
States here Including exemption from
trial hy military tribunals and assur-
auCes of "a speedy Judgment by civil
courts
Venezuela elaine this Hght under
the favored nation clause .u her own
treaty with Spain auI he point has
been allowed Nuw Mexico o. under
stood 90 De- pressing Madrid aud la.
yaua authorities to have her citizens
here accorded the same privileges
One Tuil.1. % venezuelan recently
arrested as a political suspect vas re.
leased yesterday at ffo demand o,
Consul p.ulug0 upon condition that
be- leave Spanish territory
/ Private ady.eos 1Hn Caracas iudt
cate Chat President Crsspl stand,
ready 90 f..aa rf I1 rs.a the wash
iurt1r r.,.rru.r. .f0u.I fuaIy rec
oEu.ze h0 H.'lrH.lt r.Flts 20 the ca.
. ban re,o.utou.s's
/ Indeed b. Was whispered here to.
night That vessel bad formally clear.
/ Cd from Mlu.Oal0 some days aro foi
/ the rebel p0f' oi HluDs iD eastern
/ Cuba loading with arms and munl
I t.ous i0r DaI.ytO Gar..ls army
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

Nayasota Tex. May 2t-Gen. Han.
nibal u. Boone died Sunday from an
attack Of uraenla after an illness Of
two days, aged 81 years Gen. boon,
vas born IN Tennessee and raised IN
Waller county. he was attorney gen.
eral Of TeyAa during Cokss second al.
minisuatloh, and distinguished him.
self Tor his services In the celebrated
land grabbing cases
He declined TO become a candldats
for reelection and retired to private
life al Nayasota lie was major zen.
eTal Of the United Confederate Vetar.
ans department of Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25
OTHERS AFTER SPAIN
China and yenezula Tired Of the
Way Citizens Are Treated
MEXICO MAKING A PLEA.
~ Al Genes About From the Cruel
TTsStmsat By spanish IFssPs is
Cuba-Fapsr noasy Csntiuuss
10 90 Lever aad Lever.

New York. May IA dispatch to
the Journal from Havana says.
Chlnas Havana representative has
received instructions from home that
In future the lives and property Of Chi
nese residents in Cuba must be- re-.
spected. otherwise China may concede
bslligerent rights 10 gpains enemies
In the Philippines. Complaints during
the past six months have reached the
Chinese consul here Of outraFes COM
mitted upon his countrymen by Wey-
lers columns 10 various sections of the
Cuban interior. Harmless and un-
trammelled Chinese peasants working
upon the big sugar estates In the cen
tral provinces have been macheted
and left 10 die IN the Fields by tho
roadside simply because not having
taken up arms voluntarily FOR Spain.
they we're suspected a. sympathIzors
of the enemy
Several have been shot as alleged
Cuban spies and reports come IN al
most every day Of shops owned by
Chinamen IN the country towns being
looted by hungry Spanish troops
There are other instances whore foods
have been arbitrarily taken and no
payment offered
The uows resolved from August Du-
bouoh. a rich Chinese merchant con.
trolling a dozen or more trading posts
in Manianzas. that bis establishment
az the town Of vieia Bermela had been
sacked by Captain urquIna. command.
lur the Spanish guerrIllas and mount.
ed volunteers operating IN the vicinity
and that his clerk IN charge. Who had
dared 20 complain. had been machcicd
by urquina In person and len Tor dead
made Consul LiIs ceiectlal blood
I burn
He wired iull details home and re-
] 'tlNtl orders from the Chinese for
eign once 10 demand immediate repa.
ration and apology
Accompanied by bis secretary and
Interpreter. he called upon Acunr
Captain General Ahumada AZ the pal.
ace Yesterday afternoon. expressing
biz surprise that Spain. while profess.
INK 10 be civilized. should permit ben
army officials 90 violate her sacred
treaties assuring respect and prutec.
tIon 90 subjects % a friedly country
temporarily within her gates and then
I proceeded 90 Ole bis claims aud empha.
sire hls demands
Ho vac assured that Mr. Urquinl
would bc cuu-tmart.aled and relieved
of hls command and that the claim Of
+. Duboch the outraged merchant
would u presented promptly. be- set.
tied ln full
Mr. Cay. the cousul's secretary say.
that upward % 30 other claims aI
ready on dle. will hc pressed and coll
lected by demand u Duhochs Is sat
lsiaciorily settled
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

Denver May o. one man was tI.
cd and another fatally wounded az Joe
loves rollhouso about Give mIles
south OF th.s city sunday evening
Lowe has bad trouble with usighbor.
Jacob KIstharl. over the water in an
irr.Et.ug d.tib .u which both were
interested k.stharI and h.s two sons
were vUrk.gE 0H tls dl',l when some
of loves employees went 90 the ditch
90 protect DIS Interests. With them
we're some of loves guests. Including
samuel "a Mccall well known
gambler and John McKouna. A QUAR-.
rel cusucd during which Daniel Klst-
hard drew "a pistol and shot Mccall
and kenns twice each. with the result
above indicated kisthard came 10
Denver and surrendered to the police
Mckenua is not dead but can not re.
cover
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

Chicago. May 2i-Lying helplessly
90 with her three year old child asleer
al her side Mrs. Nellie Dawson. ss
years old. vas shot and killed by her
husband, John Dawson. sunday after.
noon. The shooting followed a quar-.
rel The murderer Is al large but the
police declare he will soon be- captured
as be Is well known 10 them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

Cleveland, Nay 2i-lt Is announced
that John D. Rockefeller has issued an
edlct against sunday labar By the
men employed On hls ore docks on the
upper and lower lakes. While the men
are expected 10 respond 70 calls 70 load
ana unload vessels A. any hour Of the
day or night they will not be asked
20 work between midnight Saturday
and midnight Sunday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

Chicago. May 2i-Charred bones
and some clothing. blood stained have
been taken by the police from a build.
ing Ia the rear OF the home Of Adolph
L. Luetger, the sausage manufacturer
Who Is accused Of wife murder tn,
bones viii be examined to determln,
70 they are Of the human body and
the stains on the clothing will be pul
under the chemical test TO ascertain
whether they are human blood Tn,
police attach great Importance TO thli
md
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25
An oid Church nprn.a

savannah, Ga. May s,-CArlst
church the oldest church Ia Georgia.
founded by John Wesley before he
promulgated the Methodist faith. was
burned almos, to the ground Saturday
night Tho building contained an The
records oi savannah. and practically
OF Georgia, since 1925. the most OF
which are o total loss
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

Pomeroy Ohio. May a Mrs Dian
Wandlnr who was shot By her son
silas B, when she demanded of hin
a log chain he had borrowed OF her
died q hours later. The murderer IN
JAN. when told of his mothers death
remarked uDhdly. Well she ought
20 have kcpt away from my house"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

London, May e. Tho birthday Of
Queen Victoria. Who was born May "a
1879. was observed with the usual ar.
tillery salutcs and ringing Of church
bells and reviews at different naval
and military stations The London
celebration viii take place ON Wednes.
day,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

Omaha May 2t-Jujro Munger. Of
the United States district court her,
made an order thn the divorce decree
issued by Judge Brewer between the
Western lu.ou and the Union Pacific
Telegraph companies must be- complet.
"a bY sonlnm-rI !.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

New York May e. Eddy Vaughan.
the pr.zedghtor vho was injured In the
ring a. the National Sporting club on
Saturday night is dccrced By physi.
clans at Manhattan hospital 20 be Ia a
STR way io recovery Hc Co ruiforlnr
nom a slight sceration ot the brain
caused hy tbo flll.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

Greenville, May 2t-The frs, train
On the Iazoo and Mississippi Valley
railroad since the overflow arrived
Sunday. Regular trains between Green.
vile and Carey are now running.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

Chicago, May "a Simon and staeAe
Klusa, brothers, were thrown IN front
Of an electric car from a buggy aud
run over at Lockport Both we're
killed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-25

MISSING BLESSINGS
To the afflicted need mo-, be done by Fairies
An these practical days for Al our s,orc We have
All TuE REQUISITES cor relieving pain and
.ne,,.uns AL the Ms that nes1 4 heir To-.
lt,hl, ehanecab'e season of the year We arc
,.l supplied with cuRCs roR eouoHs AND
eolos. rhhh also the season io' etooo
svs,u1ps. Of which W have the best Aud
.sI,sp eyerytAlng ,ha, could be called Coz In
Pint class prag s.otN
=. ], FOUNTAIN,
Druggist Rryan, Texas
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-02
Mrs. w. III. Richard of Ho-

Mrs. w. H. Richard of Ho-
nokaa returned home today.
Manuel Oleson, lately a clerk
at +. o. Hall ~ Sons store, is
now a soldier in the barracks.
Postmaster. General Oat left for
Lahaina this morning to make an
official visit to all the postmasters
of Maui.
VIM. Mulch and wife left by
the Kinau this morning for Molo.
kai. They will be landed at Ka-
unakakai.
Will. Schmidt will leave this
afternoon for Kauai on bust
ness tour for Messrs. H. w.
Schmidt d Sons.
A. I. Atkinson, editor of the
Star, left by the Kinau this morn
ing for slight recreation in Kona.
He will be gone a week.
Rudolph Banning will return
by the Msriposa next week to his
home in California. He has been
spending a month in Honolulu.
Mrs. Edward will expose her
famous cabinet trick at her enter
tainment at Kaumakapili church
tonight, this being her last ap-
pearance.
There is no doubt but that the
Hawaiian Cycle & Manufacturing
Co. are turning out the finest re
pair work in the city and that
their prices are the most reason
able.
No Captain Of Company B
will be elected before January.
AT present that Office is not
vacant, Captain E. o. Whites re-
signation having not been &C
ceEted.
G. Dietz late of Petaluma, Cali
fornia, a practical matchmaker,
has opened up in business with
G. Haffner the engraver on Fort
street. Mr.. Dietz learned his
business in Germany thirty. five
years ago, and is prepared to do
any kind of work in his line.
Since science and art have so
materially reduced the cost in
production of pictures, there is no
excuse for bare walls in the home.
There is no surer index of char
acter than the number and kind
of pictures there displayed. King
Bros. have pictures of all kinds
and at all prices. ITO Hotel
street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-02
Nal
F'rutas.

The sale for this preparation
has surpassed all others of SINH.
lar nature. Put up in two sizes
SOC and Sl.0O Don't forget the
name MAGNESIA SAL FRUTAS.