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PARIS PEACE CoNMIssION.
Member, wIn sail From New York '"'ur'

Members WIN sail From New YORK FHtHr'
dnr Oh Cnmpania,
WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept 12.-sec-
retary OF state Day arrived In Wash
Ing,on from his home in Canton on an
early train today. AS soon as he had
breakfasted he repaired to the white
house, where he had long conference
with the President, which Is presumed
to have had special reference to the ma
ture Of the instructions to be given to
the peace commissioners.
Nothing has been heard at the state
department recently from the other
members OF the commission and It Is
1ulte uncertain whether there will be
majority OF the body here tomorrow to
hold even the informal meeting which is
desired in order to arrange for the de-
norture OF the commission on the l7th
inst Mfr, Macarthur has Just return
ed 10 washington from New York.
where he completed all the details or
the trip and II Is now settled that the
American commissioners VIII take pas
saRe on the Campanla leaving New
YORK next Saturday. 1t Is not expected
ihat the instructions TO be given 10 the
members of the commission will be
made public as In the view OF the de-
nartrnent the commissioners VIII be
pIsced at a considerable disadvantage
in conducting their negotiations vera
their case made known fully In ad-
NancA
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prPrRRN lost THRIR LIVES
In the jerome, Arizona, Firo-Many Pso'
nile are HomOIeaa.

In the jerome, AriEona' Ftre-Many Reo'
pie are HOmOIshs.
PRESCOTT, Arlz.. Sept. 12.-Yester-
days fire In Jerome was one of the
greatest calamItIes in the loss of lives
and destruction of property that ever
occurred in Arizona.
Among those who lost their lives are
the following: Mexican woman and her
two children; wllford, an undertaken;
a dry goods clerk, name unknown; two
laborers, names unknown. The num-
ber of missing tonight is placed at af-
teen.
Many people familiar with Jerome
place the property loss at figures rang
ing from a half to three-quarters OF a
million dollars. There was but little
insurance, the total aggregating less
than $4,000.
The loss is complete, It being stated
that not even the commonest articles OF
use were saved. Much merchandise
and other valuable goods were removed
to places on the hillside, but the heat
became so intense that nearly every
thing was destroyed in the end.
Building contracts are already being
entered into and the place In a few
months will be a scene OF activity and
prosperity.
The Bashford- -Burgomister Company,
8. Hill and others have sent over tents
and TO the stock constant additions are
being made and a money subscription
Is being circulated and literally signed.
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spoelai pigpateh to the intolllgoneoF.

Special Dispatch to the IntGllgunetE.
MoRGANToWN, W. Va. Sept. 1G-N
great sensation in business circles was
created here this evening. when Il WaS
learned that an attachment proceeding
had been instituted by the Farmern' q
Merchants Bank, against the ProDGtN
Of ]. Lindsay Keener.
The amdavit on which the Gttaoh-
ment was secured was made ~ Joseph
L. Keener, cashier Of the bank, and .
cousin OF ]. Lindsay Reener, and IL
statements are taken as substantially
correct. It charges that Lindsay KOener
has conveyed away all his property here
and left for parts unknown, with the IN
tent to defraud his creditors, and the
court is asked to set aside the convey
RnceS.
Immediately following this step oJl
the bank, came other attachment pro-
ceedIngs, and Il iG learned tonight that
Keener owes about S25, 900 IN the county.
The bulk OF this Is to farmers whose
cattle he bought and shipped TO Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia markets tan
days ago. He has dealt extensively IN
cattle, and had the confidence OF all the
heavy graziers Of the county. They viii
lose all, as his obligations to the bank
will take oil his visible property, even
II the conveyances should be set aside.
A number OF well known business men
IN MoFgantown are endorsers on his
paper and will lose heavily.
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HORRIBLE STORY

OF fths Outbreak in the Island of cavIte.
coo men, Womsu and Chlldrsn said to
IInvr Hcen MnsSaered.
LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE correspond
ont OF the Times at Gambia, Island Of
Crete, who has Just landed after Ave
days in the roadstead, says: About
800 men. women and children were eith-
er burned alive or massacred in the out
break last week. The Turkish troops
are now patrolllng and blockIng up the
streets. The NIussulmans are rnnsacking
the ruins OF the burned quarter OF the
town where the devastation Is com
plete. Blood Is visible everywhere. such
bodies OF the slain as were not burned
were removed yesterday in carts and
buried outside the town limits"
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DISASTROUS WRECK

On the Te1a, Pacific RaIlroad-Four KILL
sd Outright.
TEXARKANA, Texas, Sept. u. - A
passenger train on the Texas & Pacific
railroad, consisting of an engine and
four coaches, plunged through a bridge
at a point twelve miles south of Texar-
kama, shortly afternoon. Four persons
are reported killed outright, and num-
Der OF others more or less seriously
wounded. Physicians and newspaper
men from this city have gone to the
scene OF the wreck, on a special train,
TO render assistance The extent OF the
disaster Is not known. Washouts are
reported on all railroads. The accident
was due to high water. A bridge had
been weakened by the heavy rains.
When the train struck the bridge the
structure collapsed, preclpltating the
engine and four cars into the raging wa
teTs beneath. The wreck was complete,
car after car plllng upon each other In
a mass OF wreckage and debris. Four
bodies have alreadybeen taken from the
wreck. The bridge fell with the train,
and the river was fllled with wreckage.
Great anxiety IL felt for the safety OF
the passengers.
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EYAcuATIoN CoMNIssIoNERs
ofrorto Rico Had n short Session al sAr
Juan Yrstarhay.

OfPoFto Rico Ilnid n short Session nj san
Juan Yesterday.
SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO, Sept.
12.-The two evacuation commissions
held an hours session to-day and ad-
tourned until Wednesday. The AmerI-
can commissioners made known their
position regarding the evacuation and
transfer OF the island. in accordance
with their instructions from Washing
ton. These instructions they decline to
make public at present, as publicity
might lead to embarrassment in neSo-
tiatlons; but the Spanish commissioners
did not disclose their positions nor the
nature OF their Instructions.
They manifested. however, Wiling
ness TO secure as much expedition as
possible and our commissioners are sat
isaed with the way In which their de-
mnnds have been Informally received.
The adjournment gives the Spaniards
time 10 prepare their reply. When that
is presented. issues Will be joineG anu
the situation BECOME clear.
What effect, II any, the appearance OF
yellow fever among the troops al Ponce
viii have is problematical. should the
fever spread II would doubtless induce
the American commissioners 10 hasten
the evacuation TO the utmost; but rs yet
there is not the slightest reason TO e%-
pect an epidemic.
General Brooke says two cases have
bsen reported 20 him and one death. as
soon MS he learned OF these. he caused
MI suspects to he isolnted win view
~ preventlng the spread OF the lntec-
linn. II Is believed that the cases orig
mated In the Spanish prison at slboney'
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rrnERAL srEEI coMPANY
Details of cOn,OIIdatIon orThrOe big Steel

Details OF Consolidation oHThroe Dig steer
Concerns.
NEW YORK, Sept 12-omcial an
nouncement, was made today OF the
terms of the consolidation of the Mime
sofa Iron Company, the Illinois Steel
Company and the ElgIn. Joliet & East
ern Railway Company under the title
OF the Federal Steel Company. The
terms in substance are as follows:
Each share OF the Minnesota Iron
Company, upon payment OF S2I 10 cash
Is entitled to 3Sj-l,OO0 shares In the
stock OF the Federal Steel Company,
and lsi-l, 900 shares In common stock OF
that company. Each share Of the llli-
noIs Stoel Company upon payment OF
$40 in cash is entitled to one share IN the
preferred and eight-tenths share In the
common stock. Each shnre OF Elgin,
Joliet & Eastern Railway Company
upon payment OF 81 90 in cash is en-
titled to Beven-elghths Of a share In pre-
ferred stock and seven-eighths OF n
share In common stock Of the Federnl
Steel Company.
The consummntlon OF the proposed
Arrangement is dependent upon It's ac-
ceptance by holders OF ut least two.
thirds In amount OF shares OF each OF
the three companies. II, for any rea-
son, the arrangement shall not be car
rIed out, the deposited shares and tho
cash payments will be returned upon
surrender OF the receipts,
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Death ofpr. &c. PsnhInR,

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept I2-Rsv.
DR.. l. C. PershIngone OF the best known
Methodist Episcopal ministers in the
state, died at Cambridge Springs to-day
OF pneumonia. DR.. Pershing was born
at Johnstown about slxty-fve years ago
and for twenty-slx years was president
OF the Pittsburgh Female College. The
deceased was brother OF Judge Cyrus
L. Pershing, who was at one time prom
inent in Democratic politics and was
once the partF's candidate for governor.
The interment Will take place at Johns
fnUn
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. l2.-The
property OF the Cresson Springs Com
pany was sold at trustees foreclosure
sale to-day, at the Bour5e. The pur-
chaser ana only bidder was John O.
Wilson, an attorney OF this city, VINO
declined TO snY whom he represented oe
what disposition would be made OF me
property. The price paid was S2SVvo.
subject to a mortgage OF 100000 held Dy
Edmund Smith. This property embFae-
cd the well known Cresson Springs no.
lei or Mountain House, and is sltua-
ted n. the summit OF the lofty Allie
ghcny mountains on the line OF the
Pennsylvania railroad,
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Emperor Bear up wen.

VIENNA. Sept. 12-The emperor Of
Austria and his daughter attended
mass this morning In the private chap
el OF the schoenbrunner Palace. His
majesty showed evidences Of intense
grief, but he said he did not lose faith
IN God he expressed wish for con-
fession and communion
During the day the emperor re-read
with much emotion passage In the
last letter he received from the em-
press in which she expressO6 herself as
being pleased with the prospect Of re-
turning TO Vienna In q few days to Wit
ness the jubilee festivities. His maj
egty attended the uSuaA state duties to-
day, and insisted upon attending per-
sonally to the numerous megsages OF
sympathy he has received since the
death Of the empres3
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WIZ sil nn IIntrh rnr,I,. case.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Sept. 1s.-Thc
national executive board OF the United
Mine Workers of America met here to-
day. All the members of the board are
present, Including representatives from
various states. Among the members OF
the executive board are several state
presidents OF the mine workers. ussocl-
alton. The sessions OF the board, Pres
ldent Ratchford said. may continue un-
III tomorrow evening. one Of the main
questions to come up Is whether Mr..
RRtchford who has recently been ap-
pointed member OF the Industrial COM
mission by President Mckinley, Will
continue 10 serve as president OF the
mine workers association. The board
Will determine the question. Another
feature OF the mcetlng will be reports Of
differences existing between miners and
employers In various parts Of the coun-
try and suggestions as TO the future
policy OF the mine workerL
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ADepIorabls ARatr,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 12.-To-
day while Mrs. Cornelius Drlsooll, OF
this city, was attending the funeral OF
Howard Hanslng, her cousin, who was
murdered Saturday night by George
White, her iive-Fear-old daughter pick
ed up Flobert rifle 20 amuse her four
months'-old brother who was crying. In
some manner which the child was un-
able to explain, the gun was discharged,
The bullet struck the baby in the fore
head, causing instant death. The accl-'
dent happened at the home OF a rcla-
live a short distance from the EouSe
where the body OF Hansing las.
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BRIDGEPORT. Conn. April i2.-Two
packages containing portions OF wom-
ans body were found to-day on the
mud Mats OF an arm OF Yellow MIll pond,
In the packages were the head OF
woman cut from the body near the ear
and the lower Limbs, which had been
separated from the body, unjoint7d and
cut In two at the knees, then tied To-
geiher and wrapped up In a strong
glazed paper. The head OF the woman
was battered and jammed on one side
and had cloth tied over the mouth.
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rRAupuLgHT rEAcHERs, oERT1EIOArEs
Alleged to Have Been Issued In MInEo
cnnntv- ArtioT, Frnkon

Alleged to Have Been Issued In MlnEo
County-ACtiOn Taken.
Special Dispatch to tho IntsllIgencCr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept IA
Attorney General Rucker and State su-
perintendent of Free Schools Trotter,
left last night for Williamson, where
some interesting developments will very
likely take place. They will investigate
and take action about some irregularit-
les that have been made In regard to
the public schools OF Mingo county. It
Is alleged that teachers certlheates
have been granted to persons who never
attended an examination, and that some
persons who only made a number three
certificate, later taught school on NUM-
Der one certificate. The county officials
refused to act, hence the state officials
have taken the matter in hand. The
grand fury Is In session there this week.
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ROME, Sept i2.-Empcror Francis
Joseph telegraphed the following reply
on receipt OF the telegraphlc coincidence
Of the pope:
'1n the frlEhtfui misfortune that has
struel; me and my housr. the words OF
your holiness, full OF holy indignation
and affection and inspired by that faith
which henceforth Is my only refuge,
have conveyed sweet consolation to my
broken heart.
Holy Father, accept my most pro-
found and most devoted thanks for
your words and your tra,erual bCncdIc,
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ATayyFnI Prize.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 12-1n
The United States district court here to-
day Judge Bruwley handed down de-
clsIon condemnlng the British steam
ship New Foundland and its cargo 70
forfeiture % a lawful prize OF WaI, .,i.i Ans
ship was captured by the hlaymowss 81 lS M
bioeEade al Havana on the evening OF
Univ 10 md sent here.
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MADRID. Sept. 12.--cnptaIn Aunon,
minister Of marine. received to-dny nm
Important dispatch from tho Philip
pines describing a conflict between the
Spanish gunboals and nn Insurgent mo-
hlIa, In which the former successfully
lfrycntcd nm insurgcnt landing in the
|isayaf. According 10 the dispatch the
lnhuggents had ave vessels, all OF which
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A big SENSATION
In the Business Circles of Morgan.
town Yesterday
PROMINENT CATTLE DEALER

Is saia TO Have Conveyed Away An ms
Property and Left for Par'n Unknown.
Attashmsnt Proceeding. InStitutsd ~
FarusrV and Morchants' Bank and
olhors-Ths lIl,,lug man owes About
$4,000 tn the County, and the Gra-
EisrsofMonOnGailav VIII be the Lo'or,aa
His obIlEations to the Bank wll TAhO
AnHls Visible Properly.
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srAIR's PROTEST
Against the conUnasd Activity Of the
PhIllppIns InsurEents.

Against the COntlnuOd Activity OF the
Philippine InsurgeutS.
MADRID, Sept. ie-The French am-
bassador at Washington. n. Cambon,
who has been acting for Spain in the
peace negotiations, has cabled to the
government here the American reply to
the Spanish note protesting against hos
ulltles upon the part q the insurgents
In the Philippine Islands, In spite of the
peace protocol. The United States
promises to send ENJOYS to induce the
Togalos 10 respect the suspension OF
hostllltles and TO prevent vessels leav-
ing Manila with insurgents having the
Intention OF propagatlng the insurrec-
tion In other islands.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 19.-The
Madrid dispatch In regard to the Amer
lean reply TO the Spanish note protest.
ing against hostillties on the part OF the
insurgents Of the Philippine Islands was
shown to the first secretary of the
French embassy. He said that Ambas-
shdor CambOn had been absent from
washington several weeks. and the re-
ply wns not sent By him personally. u,
such reply had been made II wonld
have gone through the hands Of the first
secretary. but he declined positively TO
soy whether or not he had forwarded
a mcssnge Of such n character.
The officials OF the state department
also refused to make known the ma
ture OF the communications exchanged
between the two governments regard
ing this matter. II Is known, however,
that in response to urgent appeals from
the Spanish government to protect the
Spanlards living In the philippines from
the insurgents during the continuance
OF the truce now In force, General Otis
was instructed to use his influence
with the insurgent leaders to cause
them to stop active hostilltles for the
time.
Touching the departure from Manila
OF insurgents on ships to carry the rev.
olution among the other Islands OF the
group. It is learned that no such expe-
dltlons have been sent out since the
signing OF the protocol, and the incl
dent which formed the basis OF the
Spanish representations on the subject
happened some time ago, when It was
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgencor.
CHARLESTON. ". Va, Sept IL
Governor Atkinson has offered, on be-
half OF the state. $500 for the arrest and
conviction of tn. parties who killed the
MulllnB chil6rsS! on Bakers Fork, K0-
nawha county, about ten days ago, The
county has offered a reward Of $500
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n looks CRITICAL.
situation in the Philippines not at
allReassuring.
THE ANTICS OF AGUNALDo

Leave tho Impression That lIOII Dl'Po''''
TO Give This Govrrnmsnt Considerable
Trouble 1t Is Claimed that Admiral
Dewey liza. Ashsh for M additional
Cruiser aud Bnttirsiir-Iha InsnrEent
Leader Say. HIS Government i'ln Work
Ing order. aud Regard. tho liIH''on Of
,n, Am-rIean,In tho Philippines as Ac-
sompiI,nsd, bat slin Maintains the Role
OfEItremo FriSna.hlp.
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n.iIinT 0ood oaaTtsrS.

HAVANA, Sept. 12.-Ths American
evacuation commissioners, II Is thought
probable, will select places OF residence
during the stay of the commission at
nj Vedado, beautiful village hye miles
vest OF Havana, on the coast Just be-
Yond Punia Bravo. There ls excellent
zen bathing Mt that place. The neigh
borhood is aristooratic and there 10 reg
MAR stenm transit between the village
and the city,
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wINcHEsTER,va,. Sept. ia bug
Ky in which were Miss Laura Delllnger,
her sister, Miss Alice DellInger. and
George Sister, was struck by n freight
train last night and the two young wo-
mon were Instantly killed. Sister was
hodly injured
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HER Heart PIERCED.
POst.Mortsm Examination Of the
Dead Empress.
REMARKABLE WILL POWER

OF EmPrsss Elizabeth Gaablsd Her 70
walk glny Yards Amer the InhIosi0n of
sush = Mortal wOuna-symPathstio
Dsmonstra.iOaofrhs Fsdorai Council Of
Geneva second E1amlnAtiOn Of th'
Miserable wrstoh who stu PO's' s' an
Extraordinary Agent % the PrOpaEau'
da OF Anarohi,m-ToushlpE Grief Of
Emperor Francis Joseph.
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MARIETTA, Ohio. Sept ie,-MorCan
Mcsweeney, the murderer OF United
States Deputy Marshal Mason last jan
uary. was to-day sentenced to the pcn-
itentlnrg for life The motion for new
trial was not heard, but viii be In few
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROT0COL

Drnnrsly AdOp cd by tho spanish Senate
YrstrriHy.
MADRID, Sept 12.-The senate at to-
days session definitely adopted the bis
pano- American protocol.
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MONTGOMERY. Ala, Sept 12-The
tcmalns of Thomas Wheeler, son Of
General Wheeler, were taken to the
family burial ground in Lawrence coun-
ty. North Alabama, and Inferred at IL
O'Clock this morning.
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tion. PTay remember with pity IN your
holy prayers henceforward the sanity
soul. my blsssea. weli.bsloved eompau-
lon, myself ana my family.
'FRANCIs JoSEPH.'' @
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were sunk. The spaniards had no less,
but the telegram asserts that hundreds
OF the Insurgents are believed 10 have
fertshed
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LONDON Maine. phllaIclphla.
GIBRALTAR--Fulda, New lprk,
NEW Rotterdam, Rotterdam.
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Tor Western Pennsylvania, incr'iNng
ClOudlnoEg: Nght suuihcuGirriy winds,
For West virginia and ono, threatening
weather. followed by rain in tRo after
noon: light 20 fresh eBsierly WINDS.
:.utR renpcRtnrr.
The temperature yeHlcrday ag Observed
by 4. Schucpt. drurTlst, corner Four
tecnth ana Market streets. wan az Follows;
: a, m........... q 3 p. m""......,.,
n n............. ~ Z y. m.,u.,....s.., u
is m.,"..,. .,",., - WGather-CloAf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-07-02

We know in dull sort of way that
lemons are useful, and if we didn't we
might easily find this out by looking over
the papers, says the Louisville Courier
Journal. But just how valuable they really
are few OF us realize. They are of very
great medicinal value, ana are better than
patent medicines and nostrums put I'D in
bottles and boxes for the benefit 90 of the
human family.
A teaspoonful of emol juice in a small
cup OF black coffee VIII drive away an at
TACK OF bilious headache, but ii Is better to
use them freely and SO AVOID the attack of
headache. A slice of lemon rubbed on the
temples and back of the neck is also good
Tor headache. These facts help in beauti-
lying one, for who can be beautiful and
ating at the same time? The days arc past
when the delicate womaL with nerves"
was the heroine of all The novels and the
clingins viLe" supposed to be admired by
all the men,
Lemons taken externally, Or rather used
VIII aid in beautifying any enc. There is
nothing more valuable for the toilet table
than solution of lemon juice; little rub
bed on the hands, face and neck at night
Will not only wniten bur soften the skin
paste made of nagnesia and lemon Juice
applied to the face and hands upon living
down for a fifteen minutes rest will bleach
the skin beautifully.
For discolorad or stained finger nails
teaspoonful Of lemon juice in 4 cup of warm
soft water is invaluable; this Is one of the
very best manicure acids. Ii will loosen
the cutlcle from the finger nails as well a.
remove discolora tons.
Lemon juice iii water is all excellent tooth
wash. This is about the only thing that
will remove tartar. 1t will also sweeten the
Drea tn