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MAs a NoIrp rrnsoNA0r.
anEarisn con.ni, who Was Acct
dsntaiiy kiiisd.

Chicago. Sept. is-Chryaiier Mex de
PrualtoWciE. Aur Hungarian consul
IN Chicago. who was accidentally killed
by "a mllruad train Ia Fort Wayne.
Ind. was born Nov. II. 1881. on the
family estate near Vienna. His father
was a man Of great wealth ana lnfu-
cnce Ia Austria, and the young man
was given every opportunity 60 culti-
vate hiH desires Cor research and trav-
II. when h. had finished his uni
ycrri.y education he made a tour
around the world, a journey that no
afierwurd repeated. These travels only
whetted hia appetite, ana he made
trips into an parts VI Europe and Asia
n " said that he was one Of thu nrnt
persons 10 penetrate certain portions
~ Central Asia. Ne wrote numerous
volumes about his travels and became
noted as an authority on scholarly sub
iects. lie was made a member Of nu-
merous societies ana among those be-
longed 10 the Royal Geographical go
ciety OF Lyons and the itoyal Geo.
graphical Society u London. He also
was a mrmbor OF the International
commlHslun on agriculture, When sgiI
a young man he was noplnated by the
emperor AZ gentleman In waiting al
che court. IN 1880 h. became a mem
Der Of the Knights Of Franz Josef. In
1895 he was appointed consul at
smyrna. a position be held until Maruh
70, 1881, when he was appointed con
sui az Chicago.
purlng hls NE In Austria he had
numerous titles bestowed upon him.
The RAINY u Consul Prosk0Netz
m, inc sugar kings of Austria. They
own vast fehnerlra and sugar estates,
THE elder prlskoWetE ls NJ years 81 are
and for more than haf a century his
name has been linked with the political
fortunes Of Aus,rla-liungary.
For thlriy-srycn years he has been
a member ~ the parliament. The last
public ceremony IN which the consul
ternoen when The mass for the empress
Of Austria was celebrated
proskewetE hrst came here az con-
sui 10 Chicago. but early this year his
territory was increased ana ne was
given jurisdiction over all the north
west states and became a consul gen
ernl
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MORN TROOPS FOR MANILA
gtp REGIMENTS Directed 10 Sail at Once From San Francisco
For he Philippine Islands.
Order Causes observation-disclosures Of Transportation Government
SAYS There is No tsgency, Only Filling Up Of the
Philippine Garrison as Originally Intended"

, from the antlpodca on wednesday. The
steamer Queen Ia expected 10 arrive
here fum Alaskan aud northern ports
some Time tomorrow.
Washington. Sept. is.-Ths war de-
pnftmcnt has amended the orders Zee
lf'lvc 10 The dispatch u endorsement
g. the Philippines - as to Increase th
number BY i.i6i privulca aud % ON
Gers. These are made up 81 four com.
ptnira for tho Twenty-thlrd Infantry
and recruits FOR ne Tcnih Pcnnsyi-
vairla, First Nebraska and First Colo
fado. These troops made ~ the cxpcdi-
tlon under General King, which recent.
" lcft san FuinciscO on the Arizona
for the Philippines. bat was stopped by
the departments orders when two DAYS
Ola, ana returned u port.
70 was stated at the war department
that no oxlgnncy had arisen which made
q necessary 10 send tie troops now at
San Francisco TO Manila, bus the order
Issued today was In accordance with the
general plan OF the department regard
INK garriron Tor the Philippines. That
plan OF garrison duty Included 10000
men for the Philippines. 1860 Tor Por-
to iNCo ana 5000 Tor Cuba. The troops
20 b. sent 10 Manila under t0dAy'a call
VIII iill the complement Tor that sta
lion. The troops would have been aout
before, 10 was said. except that the Dc.
plrtmcnt was awaiting The return OF
tfunHpurta
u 10 not expected that troops now AT
Honolulu viii accompany those 90 ba
embarked az San Francisco. but that
more troops Will b. sent to Honolulu IN
,ht NEAR futurc.
The following 10 the order directing
thu movcmeHt VI troops from San Fran
claeu3
"Adjutant Generals ONCE. Washing
ton. ID. e.. September 10, iNsS-- Com
mandinE General, Department OF Call
fofnla. gan frauelncui with the APP
prevail VI the acting secretary OF war
the Fifty.arst Iowa, First Tennessee,
First Warrington. Flfth Tennessee, and
detachment OF Second OREGON Nolun-
teer Infantry. now at San Francisco. arc
hereby relieved ffom duty In the Du-
partmcnt Of California ana will proceed
10 Manila. Philippine Islands, reporting
upon arrival Tor duty 30 the ctttmand.
lnE general. United states f0rcVs. at
, that point.
'HI'he quarterfnaHtcf'H department will
furnish the necessary transportation.
especial care being taken TO provide
Hufiicicnt space, and the aup-istonce aud
medical departments are charged with
providing ample and suitable supplies
furnished BY their respective depart
menta 10 Insure the comfort, well being
and health " the troops on route.
ny command u Major General Miles.
III. g. CoRnlN.
"AdJutant General"
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GEN. WHEELER WILL RESIGN
M. Cavalry brigade WIN Go south Ia
Alabama Deaths At Camp wikon-
Hospital Arr.n gements.

Camp wlkor. Montauk Point. Sept.
i9,-rhe deaths reported fom the hos
pital today were;
Austin Dunlap, Company l.. Thlrd
regular oaylary. who died from the re-
suit an operation Tor tyaenia.
John Lander. corporal. Twenty
infantry. dyseniery.
William II. Brown. Ninth Massauhu.
setis. dysenlsy.
Dr. Senn. assistant surgeon general,
who vas here seven weeks. left Today.
Or. Oreenieaf succeeds Or. Sem IN the
hospital here. There ART ~ patients IN
tho general hospital. This lucrgaFed
humber rs due 20 the fact that the pa
TENTS from the divisional hospitals
have been an moved 10 the general hos
pltli. The ap,eamer Shlnnecock took 300
sick % New Yora today and the yacht
Rod Cross took ifiocn sick OF the Ninth
ana Second regiments Of Massachusetts
20 Nov London.
a large number OF men left on fur
iouFh today,
Three new wooden hospital buildings
are being put up, 49, 70 Il believed that
many OF the sick paiients cannot be
moved Tor some time YET.
The question OF sending Gen. Wheel
er's cavalry brigade 20 huntsville. Ala.
has caused numerous messages 10 be
exchanged between Gen. Wheeler and
the war department.
Den Wheeler says he does not know
luTt when the cavalrymcn win be
moved from Montauk Point. but eN-
poets that thoy win be- ordered away
by the nrsl OF the mouth.
Gen. wheeler, who fully expects to
i,atun 10 Congress-, win resign from the
army service early In Octoucr lie says
hs viii do what he can for his men in
uhe way OF having them located In a
healthful camp. before he leaves the
service.
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chair and after few rrmarks, an
nounced Gen. y. u, Appleton Of the
governors stan, Who welcomed th'
grand lodge and members of the re-
bgkih IN behalf Of ne stale.
Mayor Josiah Quincy spoke Tor the
city 81 Hnsion. The other speakers In
cluied Hon. Charles q. Terrell. grand
master % the grand lodgf u Massa-
chusotta. Charles G. Fuller. grand
patriarch Tor the grand encampment.
Gen. Edgar II. Emtrl1n of the patrl-
nrcha militant. ana Mrs, Mary y. Me-
wins. representing the ltubukah branch
OF the order 10 this state.
Grand Sire Fred Carleton Of Austin.
Texas, responded ana the exercises
We're az an end
Tho members ~ tho sovereign grand
lodge then marched 10 COplcy Hail,
where their secret deliberations began.
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the courage. to try 70 prevent re-
vision at the eleventh hour ~ a mill
tnry coup d'etat
N. Cavaignac who resigned lately az
minister o. war and who has cast his
lot untesetvcdly with the army, Is
pointed 10 a. a possible dictator, but
public sentiment will be most cffec-
tive bar against such designs u has
veCrcd around completely In favor OF
revision and Justice. which everywhere
IL recognized now except by q couple
of anti Drcyfua organs.
Esterhazy's promised confession a.
awaited with the kocncst curiosity
though no one viii believe a word hc
says unless he Il supported BY indie
vendcnt testimony.
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washington. sept. is.-Five rcgi-
,,.et. now Al san Francisco have been
orl,r,d to Manila Arrangements Tor
thsr transportation viii be made al
once. The regiments ordered to Manila
arr the following:
Fift,.afst Iowa. Twentieth Kansas.
-. T.nn,rsao. First Naahingi ana
n attachment " he Second oregon
San Fmnclsco. sept. is.-rhe news
received from Washington today to he
,aoct thai i've regiments now en-
canned IN this city had been ordered
10 Manila croated quite an excitement.
civilians and soldiers alike being af-
fec.ed. Coujsciures ne to tae sudden
change VI policy on the pari OF the
eovernmen; we're once morn rouscd to
shs normal war fover which swept
over his c'iy gNo or three months ago
Nhon departures Of troops we're Of al
most Wctkly occurrence. The official
Intelligence had already been given out
ba, no more soldiers would 70 90 the
philippines and the work u dlsbanding
tNN fNNlINNlNtN ~ ANNA INV ft"NAfANNAhf
but viii be- bfuurh, 10 a halt ~ soon
A. onciu Instructions are received.
Tue Associated Press bulletins an
bouncing the decision OF the depart
mont at Washington said THAI arrange
meats Tor H. manipulation u She
troops were ln progress. a oai on the
Merchants Exchange resulted In the
Information tha, the only vessel avail
able Tor transportation purposes, not
already Otherwise engaged, 10 thu
Steamer Centennial. and she has been
rlc,cd BY the goycrnmen, ON two
ogtmlons.
No steamers city % Picking and tho
cy 81 sydney. former transports. are
In but are being prepared Tor their
commercial duaos. Tho sydney IN
- dulsd to n,il Tor Panama ON Sept.
=. and the city Of Picking IL slatrd ~
dtplr. for. china On october 1. The
steamer Auhtraila N due 10 arrive here
today from Honolulu.
The Australia hA alraady made one
trip TO the Philippines In the service Of
the government and was but recently
returned 10 her former run between
Gals city and Honolulu.
The Xcalaniia. one q the original
tran ports, 10 now al NaEasiki having
met with an accident Nhilv ON her way
num Manila 81 ibis city.
The steamer Alameda. a large steamer
IN ihr Australian trade. u due here
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81. Louis. Sept. ig.-The Twelfth In
fantfy. United states army, go officers
ard men. arrived here today In sec
tlons, under the command Of Major ".
II. Humphreys This regiment.
which took a gallant part In the battle
40 ~ Csney, came from Moutuuk
Point and viii be- stationed at Ionor-
a1n barracks, near this city Before
tho war the Twelfth Infantry was
stationed nt Niobrnra, Neb.
Mayor ZirEonhulm. az the head OF a
reception committee. took the men In
hand, gave them q hearty welcome
and fed thom beautifully on their ar
rival In the city, Later In the week
the regiment win be paradcd and given
"a public reception,
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Possibly Coup a r,a, with N. ca,aiEnae
a. Dictator.

New York. Sept. IA dispatch 10
the World from Paris says
,ha French bar. explains the present
legal status Of the preyfus case aa fol-
"Judlcially. the ministerial decision
20 refer the case 10 an examining com
misslon OF three decides nothing OK
cent the Dreyfus dossier In the light
Of recent events. The commissions
finding will determine whether there
shall be revision or not
'"rhe decision is Important poliu-
cally only IN that II reveals and app
proves the sentiment OF the country
In favor Of revision
Parts ~ quiet outwardly. There
seems 60 be a sense of relief because a
revision has virtually been determined
on.
But there is a great oommotlon among
the chiefs OF the army They un-
doubtedly have the disposition. II not
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uow yellow Fever Quarantine I. Opening
AZ New Orleans.

New orleans, Sept. ip.-At the hoard
OF health to-day It was stated that there
was no Information OF any other cases
of yellow fcVor than that OF Mallory
Kennedy. announced on Saturday. The
United States barracks u quarantlnyd
against the city None ~ tho troops
there will be allowed 90 come Into the
city.
New orleans Il badly tied 10 as re-.
suit Of the outside quarantincs Tho
railroads and business community ea-
poclaily are suffering.
Mobile, Ala. Sept blowing 10 quar-
antine restrictions, the Louisville and
Nashville company annulled their day
passenger schedule south ~ Mobile to-
day Local authorities here have go
tahllHhed quarantine camp at the
state line, and no traveller from New
Orlenas Ia permitted In the city without
ten days detention.
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Sow. ol lhe camp a AnnI.lon.

Admission. Ala, Sept. H. The Com
appoint committees 10 receive secre-
tary Alger ON his arrival In the city
on Friday. hrlgudicr General Frank
viii order a review VI the men now In
camp here, numbering 1000.
The officers are highly pleased with
the water supply from cold water
spring, The spring sends forth a.
100000 gallons OF water day. The
camp IL now Wen supplied with pipes.
and water IL carried TO all parts Of H..
The health OF the camp Is excellent
OK iaborers was at work this morning
week
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rnorrssIoN, Dol rrAcL.
hut War Preparation. are nsinE Pushed
Just thu same.

New York. Sept. ia dispatch TO
the Herald from Valparaiso says
Argontlna'a circular note inHtructa
her representatives abroad 60 deny tho
fumora In connection with the dimor-
cea with chile and 10 state that nhe
IL not hostile 90 the general plan OF
arbitration proposed BY Chile 20 meet
any emergency.
The note II regarded a. a trick. de-
signed TO allure the bankers 20 place
new loan Ia Europe Tor war purposes
As evlncdce Of this. u II pointed out
that Argentina IL pushing her war
preparations harder than ever. In spite
of such peaceful declarations.
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with the strillns Miners.

Monongahela CITY, Pa, Sept. 18th,
arrest of over 10 of their number iasl
week ana not deter the striking mlnerl
OF the Third Pool from marching TO The
mines this morning. About 70 men wers
In line, headed by National Organizer
Mckay and brass band. The marchers
were divided up and a squad stationed
nj HE entrance 20 ench PIT twenty-five
mon went TO work and no trouble oc.
cured. The work Of organizing tho
Fourth Pool mlaers Is now In progress
They have promised that no coal win
he loaded to IN contracts for the Third
Pool. and as long aa this II done ma
effort will be made 10 close these
mines.
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BETTER THAN LAWYER
ln.hn Sheriff 0uiai,s a California Attorney
in Shod Order.
saHlD AWAY C, n. cAOwAllADtR.
Frsousf Was Carried an on q special Lo'
'owotiSs .. Heat uAb-as Corpus
Proceedings.

stockton, Cal, Sept i9.-Charlea II.
cadNaldgr the Indiana bank wrcckcr.
Who was arrested In this city whore
be was employed ns bookkeeper at the
California Navigation aud Improve
msni company ticket Office under the
name " Edward II. WILDER. was
spirited away On a special locomotive
WI, morning BY sherlfi Simmons of
Indiana, to beat habeas corpus pro-
ettdlnga
l. Lcvlnski, attorney for the
s.NAeAprcted an effort wouldd be made
l We prisoner out % the Htate.hnd
"-a iala plans TO prevent II. but was
~, ne special has right OF way to the
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ANanY Ar u. TOnAI.
spanish Minister says Ex-Governor OF san-
thgo should be Courtnsrtiailed.

Madrid. sept 1.-the minister OF
war Gen. Clrrgu, has issued in5.ruc-
tlona Cor thl return OF the spanish
troops IN the Yves. Indies The sick are
10 leave hrst and the archives espeeial-
hr0uFh, 60 spain W1th ihe arms, ain-
munllln, nags and material stored 10
Cuba ana Plrla Rice,
The minister Is greatly incensed at
Gen. Tofal FOR having sent him a dis
patch on the latter's arrival "a, Nlgu,
spain, from Santiago de cuba, and
said TJral ought 20 be court martlallel
for his conduct a. governor OF sanu-
ag1.
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Funeral of oen. Haskell.

Columbus. o.. Sept. i0-rho last
tribute 10 me memory OF iiriT Gen. J..
h. Hnakell was paid by Columbus this
morning and the body shipped 10 The
National Cemetery at Arlington, Tor M
torment. The funeral was held 1T Trim
ny Episcopal church.
The church was packed with citizens
and The streets were lh,cd. The escort
consisted n local military and s'cfci
orders and the Seventeenth Infantry.
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milwaukee,, Wis. Sept. ig.-John Har-
vev Myers. secretary Of the Home
pt,ildins a Loan association. which
ar vas brought bfore the police court
TODAY ON the charge Of cmbezzllng fio.-
00O ~ The associations funds on COM
p,aint OF DEC. J. Scott, one u the az.
re,.fors Myers waived examination and
In default ~ $4,000 ball, was remnndcd
10 the county jaii until the next term
OF the municipal court
the nria,nar il qusia III and was con.
veycd To court In a carriage.
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Meleome lo lhe oda rellow..

"a ION, sept, ban official welcome
Ia .pVrlrlgn grand lodge OF the
s,sh M The Y. ~. c. A. han today. The
M W oi the sovereign grand lodge.
IN. number and the ladies represent
toh sn' order OF Rebekah We're escorted
nilHA, h,l by committees. j. w, Nen-
ai" W hopklnsvllle, KY, grandrhap-
~ lhe sovereign grand lodge, began
Alev,,A,,lelsts with prayer, Charles n,
ea.e1ii.,.'i OF boston, chairman OF tho
Of NJ s,mml ltee Of the grand lodge
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pew York. SEPT. -. a dispatch 10
the Herald frin Lima soys;
The Peruvian government has re-
c,lvod Information which makes IL
confident tnat the troubles IN the south
are almost ended. Pnno, the chief In
the rebellion. aal nve NJ his COM
panlons have heen caught IN the Ia
nath, Chile, where they had taken
refuge from the Peruvian troops. The
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rMnNTY.IouMIm INrANrny.
u IL ordered To RETAIN To salt Lake. aud
May he Here Within Ten bays.

Denver. Sept. ia dispatch has
BEEN received a. tho headquarters Of the
department Of the Colorado from Gen.
Shafter tethe eject that the Twenty
fourth Infantry has been ordered to
Fort Douglas, Utah. II Il thought that
the regimen, viii arrive al Gait Lake
within ten days.
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rre.laen,isI Appointments.

Washington. Sept. i9.--rhe following
appointments were announced By the
President today.
Geo. ~. Pickcrcll of ohio 10 De con-
sui at ~. Nicholas; Fred faEe Iusiin
81 oregon 10 be commissioner ~ the
district NJ Alaska 10 reside at Wrlugcl;
Thomas Lang. Interpreter 20 the United
states consulate at Flu chan, China.
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sultan Accent, rngland's uiiina,um.

Gambia. Island o. Crete, Sept. 10
Edhem Pasha. the Turkish governor.
has Just had proclamation publicly
read. saying that by order 81 the sui
tan an arms must be surrendered 10
the committee FORMED Tor the purpose.
The surrender has already begun.
There u no disorder.
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merly chief officer " the White Star
line steamer nrttanic, and John Kyn-
aston, who was third officer OF the
same steamer both OF whom have been
convicted OF robbing the mails on board
the Brlttanic, We're sentenced today,
the former TO eight years and the lat
ter 10 one year Imprisonment at hard
labor,
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tho Franciscan Sisters convent at
Pcckskill. ~ y. q large derrick foll
and crushed several n the workmen.
Patrick Moran was instantly killed.
Joseph Nolan probably will die and
Michael McCabo was badly injured.
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New York. Sept. ia dispatch to the
World from Havana says;
Captain Brown, " he American
schooner Maryland. died on his ship
In the hhrbor here of yellow fever. -Four
OF the crew aTe down with the malady.
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rn-ahllnglou. Sept. ~ The surgeon
~, pf the marine hospital has
sps,,i hlpletrd a system tor the in
,,ns district u The state OF Ailsslsslppi
s,t"l with yellow fever. Inspectors
MIN zen placed upon an the roads
sur,l ~, exception, and this line viii be-
trli',l AZ an early date.
IN .lhltm haA been established for
IN. fNlp'se OF checking the spread OF
~. lN a. practicable, and u Is
,n,,ir, l.rpose " the bureau TO make Il as
~, wv m this direction az possible.
4, lssyl Assistant Surgeon Stlpson Is
" 'naIge " the service.
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NllIrD ArA omnIsrrNINa.
'-'"''An iiRht as finisb To Ceremo-
nls, u Naming q naby,

s.s.,ll..ohlosn, Pa, Sept ia Polish
t,ninf az banning, a mining set
tli near here. last night. ended Ia
~ ''.s...i'f'a.l nght with knives. pistols
III. ,uu', which were freely used One
~. W. Allltd and NV others Injured.
e.i.. 'nlh hilled was steven Perunko. a
T-s4N ~ the National Stove Making
Al We participants In the melee
HNl NE police are now after them.