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Jackson. Miss, Oct. ii.-Fourteon
new eases Of yellow fever and one
death for yesterday. This IL the nigh
eat number Of cases yet reported
Eight Of these new cases arc whites.
The one death h that Of a colored
person, The weather continues cool
and frost e anxlonsly looked for
Travelling Passenger Agent Lee Mont
gomery Of the Illinois Central. who
has remained here assisting In the re-
lief kork, was found ~ In room At
the depot yesterday and conveyed 10
the residence OF Col. Power His case
was not fully developed. but II Is
feared he has the fever.
4 telegram to the board Of health
yesterday evening from Hiram, just
south Of Jackson. gave the Information
that an unknown white man who had
been exposed to the fever at Fort Bib
son was found sick on the road about
six miles from here. People we're
nfraid TO go near him and he nearly
died from neglect An improvlsed
ambulance has been sent for him and
he will be brought TO the city and
cared for.
The offcial repor, Of Secretary Hun
ter OF the state board Il az follows:
Madison reports i've new cases and
asks that another physician be ent
there. starkyllle reports one new
case; oxford no cases and one death;
Hattlesburg six new cases; Harriston
reports sixteen new cases with three
critically ill.
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Washington. Oct it-surgeon Sen
man, who Just arrived from Porto Rico
and Santiago. and who makes the start
ling statement that 90 per cent OF the
iuon who died FROM disease In Cuba
were murdered" will have an oppor-
tunlty before the commission OF In
duify of sHbs;sa,laslag this and other
sensational reports made by him.
Members Of the commission were
startled when they read Surgeon Sea-
mans charges yesterday. and imme-
dlately after the morning session held
n secrei meeting NJ which Il was deter
mined to bring him before them imme-
dlately.
A telegram was accordingly sent TO
him. inviting him TO appear before the
commission. and Il IL probable that
he will be the first witness 10 be heard.
Unless Major Seaman can Justify all
hia charges. he will be court-martlaled.
In any event. II IS possible that he may
be asked why he did not reserve his
report for the authorities. instead Of
yentilating his views In the press.
The war department authorities
opeuly promise that It viii go hard
with Mai Seaman II he fails to suriain
his charges, and In the meantime he
will be formally held upon to render
an explanation of his conduct In criti-
clsing the department and the military
authorities,
His connection with the army as q
commissioned volunteer regimensal
surgeon makes his amenable to army
regulations His statement that the
soldiers were murdered" places the
blame for a serious crime upon secre-
tary Alger and Surgeon General stern
berg. Members Of the investigating
commission expressed themselves aa
being very anxious TO hear Mai Sea
mans testimony
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Fourteen Dead.

Virden. H., Oct IA Yesterday pass
ed without another outbreak OF ylo-
lence, but aside from the restraining
influence Of the militia no progress
has been made toward permanent
peace. The idle miners are excitable
and determined. while the Chicago
Vlrden Coal company has shown no
sign OF a purpose 10 abandon It's plan
OF operating its mines with imported
colored men. Thursdays shooting re-
suited In fourteen deaths so far, as
follows:
Ernest Kitterly, miner, MouN olive;
ED. Welsh. miner, Springfield william
Blue. miner, Springfield; Ernest Mem
ler., miner. Mount olive; Frank Billcu'
inner Springfield; ED. Green, miner,
Mount olive; Ernest Long. miner
Mount olive: ID. II. Kitley. chief detect
i've. Chicago; A. W. Carroll. guard ON
train: A. w. Morgan, guard, Chicago;
Thomas Preston. guard, Chicago. and
smother.
The number OF injured will not much
exceed Wednesday nights estimate OF
twenty. or these a few Gre In n erlti'
cal condition
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rive Lives Lost.

Ttmaque. Pa. Oct. 1i.-Fiye men
were killed mad eleven injured by an
explosion OF gas yesterday afternoon
In coiliery No at Coaldale. near
here.
The dead are Thomas S. Smith, Will
liam Reese. MATHS O'Larkey, WIN.
Cook and John Konlcks All we're mar
rled and leave large families.
The most seriously injured are VIM.
Lawton. Evan Evans and Reece Price.
In consequence OF FIRE which origin
ated In the left section OF the mine
some months ago shifts OF men were
put to work driving holes from the
gangway through which water was to
be forced upon the flames While tho
men we're building a dam to back up
the water, the gangway caught IRE
Nearly 100000 gallons OF water was
turned into the mine and almost In
stantly n terrific explosion occurred 10
quick succession OF such force that the
gangway was torn up over 800 feet
and the workmen were blown about In
all directions. The holes forced vol
umes OF escaping gas from some OF the
old WORKINGS back upon the flames,
causing the explosion.
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ain not all bad. and | was sorry when
] saw her fall dead. / came home.
but she followed me: she has stood
near me ever since woman with
dead eyes, awful TO look upon awful
10 sect"
Tell me-" said the earl. quietly,
how did you know that II was my
wife,
An expression OF cunning came over
the dying face.
Il knew her by the scarf her silver
soarf-she wore Il over her arms the
frst time saw her"
You tried TO take terrible re-
yenge." said Lord Caraven.
II has been worse for me. reioined
the dying mana thousand times
worse for me. went Ave times after
Ave different situations. and on each
occasion Il was flung scornfuly IN my
face that I had been dismissed from
Ravensmere. When | found that
was ruined. ! sworc that would XIII
her ladyshlp. and have done A."
Thank heaven you have not" said
the earl hastily. II am thankful to say
that your murderoua shot never reach
ed my wife. The lady you have In
jured IN a stranger 10 you Lady Ham
ilton: she had thrown Lady Caraven's
scarf over her shoulders hence the
tfor mel fortunate mistake"
The look on the dying mans face
was terrible TO see-the hendlsh disap-
pontment the bitter hatred
Then ! have not killed her after
all. he cried
No, you have wounded an innocent
lady. a stranger 20 you-that r. all, my
dear wife you have moi injured"
And ! sent for you believing that
she was dead, drending lest an innocent
man should suffer for my deed. longing
also that you should know had taken
my revenge"
II can only thank heaven you have
failed" said the earl
John Blantyre raised himself the
hatred. the bad passions In the dying
face were terrible To bee
Tell her" he cried. II am sorry
did not XIII her. tell her that she
ruined me and that | hate her for Il.
tell her that sent her my curse. and
that after had cursed her never
opened my lips again"
lie fell back exhausted and hc
kept his word. Never again we're his
lips opened In mortal speech. The
earl tried, Sir Raoul left his sick room
10 Try to soften and persuade him
gentle. low voiced women knelt by hl,
side. grave minister pleaded with him
--t WIS all In vain, after that one ter
rible curse his lips were mute and
dumb. whether 80 stricken by heaven
or whether the result Of his anger ant
disappointment no one ever knew; h,
died In obstinate. sullen silence,
when the last scene was over th,
earl. who had remained with him tS
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Washington. Oct 1.-THE navy de-
partment yesterday made public the
findings and sentence OF the court-mar-
tlal In the case OF Chaplain Mcintyre.
The chaplain was charged first with
scandalous conduct, tending to the de-
struction Of good morals, with three
specifications; second, conduct to the
prejudices OF good order and discipline,
with four specifications; third. conduct
unbecomlng to an oiioer OF the navy.
three specifications.
All these charges were founded upon
the chaplaln's criticism OF his superior
officer In a lecture delivered in Denver.
All the specifications we're found as al
legged. The accused was declared gull
ly under tie three charges and ho was
sentenced 10 be dismissed from the
United States naval service.
The case Is now under review at the
department
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Washington. Oct. i4.-Mr. Lyons. the
registrar Of the treasury, has received
a letter from James I'm, the collector
OF internal revenue NJ Jackson, Miss.
In which he makes an appeal for aid
In behalf OF tho several thousand col
ored people there who in consequence
Of the quarantine against yellow te-
yer are unable to obtain work. The
letter says
"All the white people have left the
city. We nave at leaat 1000 or 5000 col
ored people in the city and some 25OO
to 5000 have to live by charity. The
city Is strictly quarantined and no one
Is allowed 10 enter or go out except
those leaving the state. In addition
about 1900 colored people are confined
within the city limits by a Gordon OF
officers, 10 what little work Is TO be
done can not be reached. Many are
suffering from the neceaasries Of life
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dred. Countess OF Caraven. would ever
be brought before public tribunal and
tried for crime OF which she was
perfectly innocent? Her vivid ina
gination ran riot about II. She pic
tured herself In dark cell. she wept
until from sheer exhaustion she slept,
4 knocking at the door aroused her.
"Hildred." called Arley Ransome, II
Wish to see YOU"
Papa" said the girl, II am tired OF
the world tired Of my life. Let me
die In peace"
Fearful Of the attention OF his ser
wants, he went away, returning again
and again with the same entreaty, but
she would not see him. She refused
an food, she never attempted 10 go 10
rest. and at last Arley Ransome grew
alarmed about her lie would not
force open the door-that would ere
ate scandal. and the notion OF scan
dal was AZ bitter as death 10 him. II
was with feeling OF intense relief that
he saw Lord Carayen arrive.
This ia a terrible business" be said
My daughter must have been driven
To great extremes before she did this
IT IL all foolish mistakel" cried
the earl where Is she? want Il
see her
"a mistake!" cried the lawyer. with
dignity. Most men would give YOU
conduct another name. Lord Carayen
People should be careful before thel
make such mistakes"
where Is Hlldred?" cried the earl
Il want 10 see her al once"
(To be contlnuedl
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the end. returned TO Rayensmere. John
Blantyres crime and suicide had sad
dened him inexpressihly
How wish that could live my llfe
over again. he thought would act
differently. but. as that Is impossible
I must make the most Of the time that
remains"
lie was more saddened and unhappy
than he ever req 'mbered 90 have been
Ia his life before. lie sought Sir Ra-
ouls room
Il am quite out OF spirits today he
said; "let me talk to you. Raoul. This
death OF Blantyre has been shock
10 me that ! shall never get over !
feel as though ! am 10 blame for a. an
through my negligence aud want o.
looking after people"
You have been 90 blame" agreed
sir Raoul Il DO not deny that But
your indulgence ought not 10 have
made him a thief"
The earl sat down; he laid his head
back with tired wearied expressloa.
How my llfe has changed. Raoulr'
he said Il seem suddenly TO have
grown into a man, wiser sadder than
/ had ever thought 20 be. One thing
above all others puzzles me how could
have been 80 blind or 90 foolish as
thus 20 miajudge herg'
"Mlaiudge whom7" asked sir Raou,
"Hildred. Oh. forgot ! ala not tell
you that You believed Of course that
she had been sent for7"
Certainly ! did replied Sir Raoul
IN amazemeni WAS Il not sog"
"No that Is the worst part OF my
trouble There Is no truth IN Il.
sent her away myself
"You sent illldred away echoed slI
Raoul. slowly. what do you mean
Ulric9"
4 told her that she rusi never en-,
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Nn,eh.. sltuatlsn

Natchez Miss. Oct. n.-Natchez a2-
pears TO be In for a siege OF the fever.
Six new cases Of fever and two sus-
piolous cases we're announced lasteye
ins late. an belrg in the northwest
ern portion OF the city, mile or more
from whore the hrst cases originated.
An are on one short street except one.
which a on Clifton Heights. a fash
ionable suburb. -Four OF the cases and
the two suspicious are white and Two
~elsrsd, little or no excitement
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

New Orleans. la. Oct il.-Presldent
souchon Of the board Of health makes
the following daily fever report for
yesterday:
New Orleans. two new cases, no
deaths; Wilson eight cases, no deathai
Alexandria, six cases. one death;
HOuma, eleven cases, no deaths,
Amite city. one ease. one death; 81,
Clair. West Baton Rouge parish, eleven
cases. one death. Amite, In Tangipa-
doa parish. and st. Claire are new
points OF infection.
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votsd $4,000

Syracuse. y T.. Oct. 1.-THE Inter
national typographical union voted
$1,000 10 aid the prin Sra strike on the
Bufalo Express. The convention dls-
cussod the contract made by ~ shorter
work day committee with the Typo
thetae The contract was unaniriuusly
ratified. speeches were made which
showed that the action war considered
BY the printers a great victory for or
ggnized labor.
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naiasa Omess.

Paris. Oct. 14.--In consequence OF the
committee OF the railway mems union
deciding yesterday Ia favor OF gen
eral strike and sending instructions TO
the provincial branches 10 cease work,
with a reminder Of the secret measures
agreed upon CT the railway mems con-
gress for the hindrance OF trainc IN the
event OF o strike, the police ra.ded tho
Offices of the committee aud seized all
the papers found there.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

New York. Oct. i4.-rhe Adams &
Bishop company manufacturers and
Wholesale dealers In paper with Offices
In this city. and mills at New Windsor,
n. Y. have made an assignment. Il -
thought the liabilities may reach
f2O0,O 900.
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Guthrie. Ok. Oct, i4.-In the case OF
the unknown man found lying deaa
Kremlin several days ago, the eoro-
rer's jury, after a thorough inyestlga-
tlon. has discovered him TO be An-
drew Lembke OF Perry, Tex, and tha,
he came 10 bis death at the hands OF
some unknown person or persons. who
threw him from the train.
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CHAPTER xiv.

ADH tARANhN
had refused 10 see
anyone; she had
refused to quit her
apartment The
horror OF the
G arge m a d q
against her over
powered her. Could
Il be within the
bounds OF posslbil-
ity that she. Hill
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stumps -"How well you're looking
this mornin'. Boonel" BOOne-"Yes-
never looked better IN my life. I'm
looking for a man Who owes me & "a"
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

The earliest snow storm In Chicago
for twenty-six years Oscurred on The
night " the 18th.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Howard Gould may lose his s50OO.-
900 by his marriage under the provi-
slons OF his fathers will. Helen says
the family does not approve ot tho
marriage.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

WANIED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE
s s established house In Idaho. Montblr
- W and expenses Position steady Hsfsgy
1 Tss EncIose selfaddressed stamped envelops
INV DOhnihion Company, Iept 7 Chicago spi
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

hooTENAI county Republicans should
stand 10y Senator Shoup If one good turn
deserves another. This county has taken
most OF the federal appointments, not
"Ithstanding the fact that it il the
strongest silver county in the state.
Outside OF pOstmasters the following
federal appointments have been made
IRON this county: Ceur d'Alene land
Office Col. d. II. Budlong and Major C.
ID. Warner; mineral land commissioner
VIM. Ryan; inspector of customs, Henry
Alelder; special agent, A. A. Crane; with
y. =. Warren slated for deputy collector
"f customs. We hope other counties
will not get jealous Of Senator shoup's
warm friendship for our people-the Re
Lublicans have promised him the leRis-
lative delegation from old Kootsnai two
years hence and II he can secure our
people few more plums there 10 a re-
mote possibility that he may succeed in
~ least holding the organization to-
Helher. The senator's political .aRaeitv
ia these matters Is commendabIe and
will rebound 10 his honor and glory in
The end.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

rHE Idaho Statesman very appropri-
ately says that the settlement which the
state has been obliged to make in the
Hattabaugh case will cause all our peo-
pie TO give serious attention to the mat.
ter Of official bonds. 1t is next to impOs-
sible to recover on such bond when q
large amount is involved. Ii an Officer
were fortunate enough to get numbeI
OF rich men on his bond the public
might, after long and expensive litiga-
ton, recover q shortage, but the general
rule will always be as in the Hattabaugh
case. In that case the stAte undertook
to collect its judgment, but the property
that 1t seized would not sell for enough
70 justify continuation of the search for
something to lay hands on.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Eighteen hundred years ago, or there
abouts, the Roman Emperor Traiar
built BRUCE across the Danube, the
piers Of which are found by the Rouma-
MAN engineers sOlid enough to sustain q
new structure today. They evidently
didn't know so much about '.jobs'' in
those severe days as We mederns do
Boston Globe.
The Nezperce payment now due at the
agency amounts to 1857 100 and is the
sixth installment. II was due last Au-
gust and has been overtaken by another
pay ment Of 100000 due last month.
The present payment is . per capita Of
1884, showing that 1872 Indians of all
ages are still alive. The roll of 1895 con-
2,O69 names, showing startling decrease.
There will still be six payments 10 come
OF $4,000 each.-Idaho County Free
Press.
Having effected reduction of wages all
along the line, the cotton manufacturers
now talk Of the necessity Of a general
curtailment Of production fully rs extern
sive as that agreed upon early last year.
This is an admission that the wage re-
duction has proved failure % far a.
relieving the congestion in the goods
market lie concerned-as was to have
been expected. Between the reduced
wages and the reduced opportunity to
work at the reduced rate, the cotton
operatives face q situation somewhat
different from that advertised by the
Politicians.-spring6eId Republican.
These are the days which prove Sian.
derous and false the declarations of the
pessimists that patriotism 10 dead, 10y
atty extinct and that tile days OF oratory
have fed never TO return. The speeches
delivered IN both houses OF congress-
lately upon the Cuban question-notably
in the senate, where larger opportunity
has been aforded-have not been equal.
ed since the days Of Clay, Webster and
Calhoun, OF Douglas, Of Lincoln, Of Sum- !
ner and Blaine. Nor have they been
excel!ed by any. The great heart OF the
American people beats truly when arous.
ed by national danger or imperative
duty. The loyal impulses Of our free
citizenship strain at and will rend asun.
der the bonds Of coIDmercialism in the
presence Of national need and exigency.
Seattle Tines.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

The meeting Of the Silver Republican
county central committee in this place
Wednesday was well attended. The
committee selected delegates to the state
convention, deeming that plan more ad-
visable than calling a convention for
the purpose. This avoids the necessity
for holding two county conventions.
The resolutions adopted are clean cut
and to the point. They place the party
IN this county in a position consistent
Nth its principles and actions in the
past. Having plurality Of votes in the
county it does not seek to ignore the
other silver parties and put up a straight
ticket Of its own for the sake of the of.
fees, but is anxious and willing to form
an honorable fusion with them in the
cause OF silver. II union is not effected
the responsibility will not rest with the
Silver Republicans.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

WANIED-TRUSTwOR AND ACTIVE
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to1.OV and expenses. Position steady Refey
sRee; Enclose selfaddressed stamped enVeIoS,s
ms DO'nihIon Company, Dept Y Chicago. orta
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

The resolutions passed by congress
favor Cuban Independence and demand
the removal of Spanish troops from the
island. They are q compromise between
the house and senate, both branches Of
congress making concessions in which
the senate secures q victory for Cuban
Independence. The resolutions also re-
quired concessions on the part of Presi-
dent Mckinley and these be granted
when he attached his name to the reso-
lutions. They mean war unless Spain
Immediately complies with their de-
mands BY Withdrawing her troops from
Cuba. Under these conditions the pres
ident must and will have the hearty sup
port OF the people. There is 10 room
for partisanship when the sword of our
nation is unsheathed against foreign
foe.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

TME fate Of Editor Brann shows that
the man who mouids public opinion in
Texas must also be good ehot.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

The fact that the war department has
adopted pan OF campaign in Cuba that
was drafted by General Grant over TWEEN
~ years ago shows the great military
genius OF Americas greatest general.
The world has never before known Of an
instance where plans for great military
movement have been 80 complete a. tC
strategic points and detail that they car
b used generation later without ma
terial change. By this action Of thG
war department Grant, though silently
sleeping beside the mighty Hudson, is q
living factor in the Cuban war.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

+ THE county printing contract was
awarded TO the publisher Of the Sand
point Journal. This upset the pre-
arranged plans Of some of the ringsters,
who have been tuGging away at the pub
lie teat for a number Of years. The
Blade editor thought he had life lease
on the job and was much chagrined at
the clever diplomacy which caused the
plum to clip from his hands.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

ExGLlsH sympathy and friendship for
the United States is being shown in
more ways than one, and there is no
doubt We will have the strong moral
support Of England in war with Spain.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

- TRK Spaniards call FitzhuGh Lee a
Yankee. That's distinction without =
difference. He says he is going back to
Cuba with some men behind him. The
Spaniards will then think he is = whole
regiment OF Yankees.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

SENATOR eHoUP and A. A. Crane have
buried the Ratchet. Wonder II this will
open Willis eyes to facts that have been
patent to most Idaho people for the past
four yearsf
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

Enron YosT Gays no has been sufFer,
ing from the grippe-Brady's grip. We
have poem on the battle royal which
was received too late for publication in
this issne.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

TO Quit tooseeo easily and forever. be mar
netie. fun OF life. nerve and Vlgor, take NoTo-
bae. tue wonder worker. that makes veak men
strong. All druggists, Soc or o.. Cure guaran.
ssed Booklet asd sample frea address
STERLING Remedy Co, Chicago or NeW YoVk,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23

call ca OF srits 70
?. Joy. Agent,
Occur d'Alens, Idaho
A. D. CHARLrox,
Assistant Gen. Pass. Art.
No. Z5S Morrison ST.. cor Jrd s.
Portland. 0rvEon.