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Evening star., 1898-09-15
CHANCE FOR RELIC HUNTERS.
Mauser Rifles Given Up by Spaniards
May I.c Sold.

The War Department has directed that
tho Mauser rifles. about 9o1 in number.
wc.ch were brought 70 New York day be
fore yesterday, having been captured from
the Spanish troops IN Cuba, be turned over
to The ordnance department. The latter in
turn ordered them shipped 70 the armory
a Springfield, Mass. There they will be
thoroughly overhau!eI and, If possible. put
in order. either for the use Of our own
troops or for sale IL having been repre-
scented that a. souvenirs OF the war these
weaGous would probably, if offered at pub
Er sale. bring price mere than sufficient
saii!"l"Ic 10 compar, To- IN equal number
81 -.N NEaE-J orEyti-pES. and thus avoid
Inc difficulty Of having two kinds Of am
mention Ir, ta- army. The Mauscrs are
Wei spoken Oi hy the army officers who
witnessed s-s!r use on tho field Of battle,
but our own ordnance, officers are confident
that tHe United Sta-rs army rifles are q
better gun The ordnance officer at New
York reports that this particular lot OF
MauSers Is in bad condition.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
rSUnaI Mention.

Rev. DIR. Fitzgerald, L. $. A, who has
been very i'll at St. Vincent's Hospital, New
York, is at the Normandie.
Capt. Robley d. Evans, the commander
of the battle ship Iowa, was about the city
today and received a warm welcome from
many friends whom he happened to-meet.
Mr.. Charles G. Glover has returned from
Lake Champlain. He has been spending
several weeks with his family. who went to
that place from Manchester-on-th the-Sea,
where they were during the greater por-
was quite sick is now in improved health.
Evening star., 1898-09-15

y dispatch with relation to differences be-
tween Italy and Colombia has been received
by SenOr RcngifO, the charge u affaires of
the latter country here. 1t Is rather brief
simply containing the statement by Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs Paul that "diplo-
matte relations with Italy have been de-
clared Interrupted" 1t Is pointed out that
there is d slight difference in the wording
OF the dispatch from Colombia and that
from Rome, the former saying that the re-
lations were interrupted" while the latter
says they have been ended" Senor Rem
Slfo has no reasons TO suggest for the in
terrupion Of relations between the two
countries, and in the absence of fuller in
formation he declines to make any com
ment upon the reports. He has asked his
government for more specific news on the
subject.
The suggestion is made here in we1l-iu-
formed quarters that in all probability Co
ter. and not Italy, as stated in the Rome
dispatch.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
HORSES TO BE SOLD.
Mounts of the Rough Riders to BE
Put Up at Auction

New Workers who wish to obtain a prac-
teal souvenir of the famous Rough Riders
VIII have an opportunity to do 80. The
War Department today ordered that all
the horses which had been at Montauk
about 1000 in number, belonging to the 1st
Regiment of United States Volunteer Cav
airy, by which is meant Colonel Roose-
velt's Rough Riders. be sold at public auc-
ton The horses are already on the way
to New York by water, and the auction
Will take place in that city at the earliest
possible moment. Many of the animals are
Mighty trained in the style peculiar to the
western cow puncher and Il is likely that
some of them will be bid in by their former
riders.
1t IS sP'd at the department that there
VIII be no cavalry march from Montauk
to New York The officials believe that
the soldiers have had enough of hardship
for the time being, and are disposed to give
them every opportunity to enjoy a thor
OUgh rest.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
Guilty WOman's Triple Crime.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 1o.-Jos.
f. Villier, a street car motorman, his two
year-old child and woman named Nellie
McGuffin were found dead in room in the
Enterprise Hotel at o'clock this morn
ing. From notes left by the woman it was
learned that she had first given her para
mour and his child morphine in sherry
wine, but, fearing that this would not be
effective, had shot Nillier through the right
temple and then turned the revolver upon
herself death being instantaneous in each
case. The child was already dead from the
effects of the drug.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
SENATOR KYLE BETTER.
He Will he Able to Travel Within
Two Weeks Time.

CLEVELAND, Ohio September 15.-The
condition Of Senator James H. Kyle of
South Dakota, who was stricken with pa
ralyss at the Forest City Hotel here yes
terday, was much improved today, and DR..
Herrlck, his physician, stated the senator
would probably be up and able to travel
within two weeks. Mrs Kyle is expected
to arrive here today.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
Commander Clover Back Again.

Commander Richardson Clover, who
commanded the Bancroft during the war
has been relieved of that command and re-
assigned 10 his old position as chief of the
bureau of naval intelligence, relieving
Capt. Bartlett. retired, who has served
with great success in that position through
out the war. Commander Glover called at
the Navy Departu- today and had a
personal conference with Secretary Long.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
WILL VISIT SOUTHERN CAMPS.
Secretary AiSer Expects to Return d,
the 2Tth.

Col Hecker of the staff of Secretary
Alger returned today from Detroit, where
he accompanied the Secretary on his recent
trip west. He says the Secretary was ao-
corded most cordial rece ption by his
townspeople, those who know him best
Col. Hecker dismisses rather contemptuous-
ly the reports that the Secretary would re-
sign The latter Is enjoying a rest pre-
paratory to his start next Sunday on a
visit to the southern camps, the expecta-
ton being to return to Washington on the
9Th instant.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
yEsUvIUs 4 SPECTACLE.
Central Crater and Many New Mouths
in Active Operafion

NAPLES, September 15.-Nount Vesuvius
is now presenting the granlest spectacle
since 1872, due TO a violent oUtburst 0c ac-
uNity. The central crater and a number
of hew mouths are vomiting lava and
ashes. Three imposing streams are low
Ing down the noun ain side, burning the
chestnut woods at the base Of Monte SOM
ma, nearly reaching the observatory. de-
stroyinS part Of the funicular railroad
leading thereto, ana threatening the bar
racks of the carbineerS.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
COREA'S KING RECOVERING.
He and the Crown Prince Poisoned
Presuniabiy by Womnn.

YOKOHAMA. September 15.-Further ad-
vices received here from Seoul, the capital
Of Corea, say that the King of Corea, who,
with the crown prince. became i'll on sun
day last, the supposition being that tAey
We're poisoned, is recovering. TIE crown
prince, however Is still quite ILL.,
1t is now believed the poisnner WAS a lady
of the household, but doubts are expressed
as to whether she was actuated b. ZEAL
ousy or political motives.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
THE STAR BY MAIL.

Persons leaving the city for any
period can have The Star mailed to
them 20 airy address in the United
States or Canada, by ordering It at
this office. in person or by letter.
Terms: l3 cents per week; 25 cents
for two weeks, or 80 cents per
month. Invariably in advances. Sub
scribers changing their address from
one Post-office to another should
new one
Evening star., 1898-09-15
TO SUCCEED ADMIRAL MILLER.
Commodore kautz Assigned to Com
mand the Pacific StatiOn.

Secretary Long today assigned Commo-
dore KautZ, at present in command of the
naval training station at Newport, to COM
mand the Pacific station, in place of Ad-
miral Miller, who is about to retire in the
course of a few weeks, being the senior ad-
niral of the navy. Admiral Miller is now
at Honolulu, and Commodore Kautz has
been directed to take the steamer from
San Francisco for that place by October TO-
Evening star., 1898-09-15
DRElEUS REVISION soon
Gen. Zurlinden's Resignation wiz
Open the Why for It,

Open the Why for It,
y semi-ofticial note issued at Paris last
evening says:
All the statements Of the newspapers
regarding the alleged Intervention of the
president of the republic in the Dreyfus
affair are incorrect"
This is Interpreted TO mean that ther.
Will be no presidential crisis.
1t is how taken for granted that Gem
eral Zurlinden, minister of war, viii re-
sign on Saturday, all the efforts of his
colleagues 10 persuade him to accept re-
vision having failed.
When General Zurlindcn's successor is
appointed he will find the court already
set in motion for revision
Evening star., 1898-09-15
LEAVE MANILA SUBURBS.
The Insurgents March Away With
Full Military Honors.

Full Military Honors.
The Manila correspondent of the London
Times. teiegraphing Wednesday, says:
Fully 1900 insurgent troops evacuated
the suburbs today. The Americans gave a
parade and granted full military honors.
Perfect harmony prevailed, and the natives
We're evidently delighted at the opportunity
for a public display of the efficiency of
their troops in drill
The hrmness and tact OF Gen. Otis have
produced an excellent result. The COVER
ror OF iloilo is facilitating commerce, ac-
cording to his agreement. and trade with
the southern ports is increasing daily"
Evening star., 1898-09-15
Transport Brings Gen. Wilson and
Staff From Porto Rico.
MANY SOLDIERS WERE SEASICK
She Rolled and Pitched Heavily
in the Strong Cross Seas.
CAMP WIKOFF EVENTS

NEW YORK, September I5.-The trans
port Concho, with Gen. Wilson and stafr Of
the 1st Division, LIST Corps. and the stan OF
the 9th Corps of Gen. Miles army. arrived
today from Porto Rico
Throughout TIE entire trip the Concho ex-
p@rienced succession OF strong castcrly
winds ard heavy cross seas in which she
rolled and pitched heavily. Many of the
soldiers suffered from seasickneSs. but 9TH
erwise all We're wel. The men are all I'm
the very best of health and ovcripycd at
reaching port. The following is a oompirt,
statement of officers and troo.s on board
the Concho:
Maj. Gen. Joseph II. Wilson ana stgm Of
9th Army Corps, twelve officers.
STAFF Of the lst Division, LIST Army Corp
four officers.
Detachment United States Engineers.
Company G, tweHty-srvcn men.
Artillery battalion, field and stan two Of
ficeTs.
Battery A, Missouri Volunteers, three Of
tcers and loo men.
Battery 9th Indiana Volunteers. four Of
fcers and l6i men,
Battery Il, Pennsylvania Volunteers. three
officers and l64 men.
Gen. Wilson's corps and division STAFF Of
hcers are: Lieut.. Col. Bliss, Majs. McAI-
chael, Craig, Carlton, NarnedUe, Huylc and
Woodbury.. Cagts. Allison, Hewitt, Gard
ner, Breckinridgc, Latrobc, Lamar and Ell1-
ins, Lieuts. Black and Titus.
Unattached ofiicers-CoL Eugene Griffin.
list oluntCer Engineers; Lieut.. Col. slack
of Gen. Miles staff. Licut. Col Burpes
judge advocate; Contract Surgeon West
Artillery oficcrs-Maj. Rodney, Capts. Rum
bold and Curtis. Licuts Eichcnlaub, Web
er, Garrard, Johnson. Marks, Cross, Emo,
Callan and Contract Surgeon Iaskins
The COncho, after inspection At quaran-
une was permitted to proceed to the Penn
sylVania railroad wharf, Jersey City.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
ITALY AND COLOMBIA FALL OUT.
The Former Ends Her Diplomatic Re-
Iations with the Other Country.

Italy, It is announced at Rome, declares
that her diplomatic relations with the
public of Colombia are ended, Colombia re-
fusing to recognize the British minister as
the Italian representative during The latter's
absence.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
SEIZED BY An INSANE MAN.
Exciting Experience of the Engineer
and Fireman of Locomotive.

and Fireman of n Locomotive.
Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, September ia
large man jumped aboard a Little Miami
freight engine near Alpha. Ohio, last even
ing, swung himself into the cab. put on all
steam, and started the train at a furious
rate toward Alpha.
The engineer and fireman grappled with
the fellow and found him to be a raving
maniac. He fought with frenZied strength
but was finally overpowered. When the
train was stopped he was pushed from the
cab and made his escape.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
Star Pointers Attempt Postponed.

PHILADELPHIA September 15-The at
tempt at record breaking which was to
have been made this afternoon on the Bel
mont race track by the great PAGER Star
Pointer has been postponed on account of
q heavy track.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
DISTRIBUTION OF REWARDS.
Meeting of the Roard to Consider
Naval Promotions.

The naval promotion board, headed by
Admiral Sicard. met at the Navy Depart
ment today and was assigned to the room
formerly occupied by the naval war board.
on the fourth floor of the Navy Depart
ment. The board has a difficult task before
it, involving the distribution of rewards in
the shape of promotion to the officers of
the navy who participated in the war
Evening star., 1898-09-15
Assistant Collector at Camden.

Frank, F. Patterson of New Jersey has
been appointed assistant collector Of Gus
toms for the port of Camden, N. J.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
Prevented by Rain.

PHILADELPHIA. September 15.-The
ball games between Philadelphia and Chi
cago clubs. scheduled for today have been
postponed on account Of rain
Evening star., 1898-09-15
Jersey Troops to Go Out.

Two of the four regiments of New Jer-
sey-the lst and 2d-have been decided on
as the ones to be mustered out from that
state.
Evening star., 1898-09-15

KINGSTON. N. Y. September 15.--Arthur
Hoffman, Pine Hill blacksmith. murdered
his wife and killed himself today. Jealousy
tragedy.
Evening star., 1898-09-15

He VIII Leave Philadelphia for This
CitN This AfternDon.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, September ID
United States Senator George Cray Of Della
ware, who is a member Of the Paris peace
commission, will leave for Washington this
afternoon. Senator Gray is attending court
in this city.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
Wheeler Again Commands.


CAMP WIkOFF, Montauk Point. L. l..
September 15-Gen. Wheeler has arrived
here and resumed command Of the camp.
He says that ne knows nothing about any
arrangements for having tie 9Th Cavalry
Regiment march from here to Long Island
City; that the War Department has made
al arrangements for moving them. and
that they may probably be sent L. Hunts
vile, Ala, to join Gen. CoppiaEer's ropi-
ment, or they may 20 to CUBA with Gen.
Lees corps.
Gen. Wheeler expressed the opinion that
the camp here Will not be abandoned before
October ].
The transports Roumaula and Chester
have arrived here from New York and it is
supposed that they viii take away some of
tie troops from here in day or So.
Gen. Wilson Reports His Arrival.
The following dispatch was received at
the War Department today:
QUARANTINE, S. l., September 10, 1s9s.
Adjutant General, Washington, ID. C..
OF quarantine with transport Concho.
Following troops aboard, all well: Myself
and staff of list Division, LIST and 9th Corps
Il officers, Il headquarters clerks and or
deries; detachment United States Engi-
neers, Company e, - men; artillery bat
talon, field and staff, two officers three
men; Battery A, Missouri Volunteers, three
officers, lj5 men. battery 2Tth Indiana Vol
unteeTs, four officers, l64 men; Battery H.
Pennsylvania Volunteers. three officers. 16I
men; four officers as passengers; totals,
33 officers, $50 men.
Names of officers corps and division stan
-Genelal Wilson, Lieut.. Col. Bliss Majors
McMichael, Craig, Carlton, Narnedoe
Hoyle. Woodbury., Captains Allison, Hew-
lit, Gardner Brcckiuridge. Latrobe. La
mar, Elkins LieUtenants Black, Titus. Un-
attached officers-Col. Eugene Griffin, lst
Volunteer Engineers; Lieut.. Col. Black of
General Miles stan, Lieut.. Col Burpee,
judge advocate; Contract Surgeon West
Artillery ofticers-Major Rodney, Captains
Rumbold. Curtis Lieutenants Eichenlaub
coer, Cierrard, Johnson, Marks. Cross,
Emo, CaIldn, Contract Surgeon IIaskins
WILSON, Major General.
Evening star., 1898-09-15
WILL GIVE UP THE IOWA
Capt. Evans Relieved of Command of the
Battle Ship.
Granted Leave of Absence-His New
mander to BE Capt. Terry.

Capt. Robley D. Evans called at the Navy
department today and had long talk with
Secretary Long, the immediate result Of
which was the issue Of an order relieving
him of the command of the battle ship
Iowa, which is now being repaired at the
New York navy yard. This was done at
Capt. Dvans' personal request. He has
served more than the period of time re
quired by regulations and practice for Il
captain to command, and his next sea serv-
ice may be in flag rank. He has been
granted a leave of absence and in the
meantime the nature of his next duty will
be determined. 1t will certainly be ashore
and he may be assigned to membership on
one of the naval boards.
The Run TO Honolulu.
The next commander of the Iowa will he
Capt. Silas Te-ry. now in command of the
receiving ship Franklin. at the Norfolk
navy yard, and he will take the ship
around South America and over to Homo
lulu in the company of the Oregon and
scmc coIliers. 1t is said at the Navy De-
partment today that the sailing orders to
the battle ships have not Yet been issued,
and that wlen they are they will take the
ships only as far as Honolulu 10 begin with.
1t is not denied that they will ultimately
proceed to JOIN DeWey's fleet at Manila, if
1t should be deemed expedient to reinforce
him But as the journey around South
America will occupy nearly four months
and many changes in the situation as to
the Philippines may be expected to occur
before the expiration of that period OF time
II cannot be certainly foretOld whether or
not the oregoa and the Iowa will ever
reach Manila. When attention was called
to the possibility of the dispatch of REIN
forcements to Dewey being regarded as a
technical violation of the truce now pend
ing, 1t was said at the Navy Department
that that matter would probably be ad-
Justed long before TIE ships reach Hon
olulu by the action of the peace commission
at Paris. Should this not be the case,
however, it would be easy to intercept the
ships at Honolulu by a dispatch boat.
which could make the run from San Fran
cisco in a week
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-05-31

fessor McNainee. Language hall
300, Lecture, "Journeyings Oft by
Canoe and Dog Train, Rev. .Egerton
Ryerson Young. Auditorium.
400, Schools of language, Profess
ors Mougey and Wikotf. Language
hall.
400, Ministerial institute, DIR Park
hurst, conductor. Topic, "Au6onomy
i'm Mission Fields" introduced by
Rev. f McElfresh, Phi. D., followed
by general discussion. Assembly
hall.
500, @. l. s G round table, Rev w
| V Dick. Temple.
700 Grand entertainment. A great
program given by Professors Robert
son, Colgan, Cook and Richards,
Edison's observation-disclosures, col
orscopic diorama, music, etc.
Sunday. Aug. Ia. Devotional Day.
$3.50, kindergarten Sunday School.
Regular lesson, Miss Wisenall.
$3.50, General Sunday school. Audi
toriuyu.
| 10:C0 Sermon, Chaplain John Ho-
garth Lozier, Auditorium.
80, Song service, Auditorium.
200 Sermon, Rey Egerton Ryerson
Young, Auditorium.
| 300 Chautauqua vesper service,
Rev. w V Dick, Auditorium.
700 Sermt n, Rev @ f Creighton,
superintendent, Auditorium.
Nc nday, Aug. l5-Young Peoples
Day.
$3.50 kindergarten, Topic, "Sowing
and Reaping," Miss Wisenall, Tenn
pie.
$3.50 Physical culture, Professor
McNamee. Language hall.
$3.50 Lecture, Browning" Rev e
G Chandler, Assembly hall.
10:00 Band concert, Boys In
dustrial band, Auditorium.
1000 Selections by the Apollo
quartet, Auditorium.
10 30 Poem lecture, "Your Mothers
Apron Strings" Chaplain Jonn Ho-
garth Lozier, Auditorium.
90 School of oratory, Professor
McNamee, Language hall.
200 Band concert, Boys Industrial
School band, Auditorium.
2 30 Lecture, Romantic Life Ia
the Land of the Auroras," Rev Eyer
: ION Ryeison Young, Auditorium.
90 School of languages, Profess
ors Mongey and Wikoff, Language
hall.
LSC round table, Rev w
V Dick, Auditorium.
100 Band concert, Boys Industrial
band, Auditorium.
Tuesday, Aug. 16-Patriots' Day.
$50 Kindergarten, Topic, I'm the
/ Name of the Lord We Will Set Up
Our Banners" Miss Wisenall, Tenn
Iple.
$50 Physical culture, Professor NC
Nance, Language hall.
30 Address, Rev d Y murdoch,
Songs by Apollos, Assembly hall.
1000 Band concert, Boys In
dustrial band, Auditorium.
1000 Lecture, "Old Glory" a
splendid patriotic address, inter-
spersed with excellent songs, Chap.
lain HI Lozler, Auditorium.
90 School of oratory, Professor
{ McNamee, Language hall.
!, zoo Great platform meeting, Audi
torium.
90 Schools of language, Profess
ors Mougey and Wikoff, Language
, hall.
700 Grand finale, Auditorium,
Readings by Professor McNamee,
songs by Apollos, parting shots by
Chaple in Lozier and others, selec-
. tions by the Boys Industrial band.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-05-31
Base Ball.

The Nelsonville Grays crossed
bats with the Corning team last
Sunday and owing to too much
amatuer talent had the diamond
rubbed all over them. The Corn
ing team is an all salaried aggre-
cation and all out of-town players
but one, Cincinnati, Lancaster, Day.
ton, New Lexington, and Zanes-
vile being represented in the
makeup. Mock, of Lancaster,
pitched for Corning and let Nelson.
vile down with three hits. and ac-
cordiug to our old base ball friend
Lewie Wend of Nelsonville with
whom we conversed on the game
this morning, Mock had speed to
burn and good control of the ball.
We learned further from Lewie
that up to the last half of the ninth
inning the game stood 2 to | in
favor of Jacksonville when the
Gray's pitcher, young Jenkins went
to pieces and Corning touched him
him up for seven runs. Corning
plays a return date at Nelsonville
on next Saturday and Logan lovers
OF the National sport who attend
may expect some hot playing.
Joo Locke and young Jenkins
pitched for Nelsonville at the Corn
ing-NelsonviIle game Sunday.
Joe Mahaffy of Buchtell who has
been released by the Washington
National league team went to
zanesvile where he has been sign
ed.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-05-31
g. III. v. s. T. Excursions.

Mt. Vernon, Ohio, and return
June 18 and 18th, good for return
until June 18th. q. A. r. state en-
campment. Half Rate.
Toledo, Ohio, and return June 13
and 14th good for return until June
18th, half fare, account coal dealers
association.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-05-31
Announcements.
COMMISSIONER

We are authorized to announce the name
of HENRY TRI MINER as n candidate for
county commissioner subject to the decision
of.the Democratic primary election.
We are authorized TO announce the name
of ID. w. HOWDYSHELI, of Benton, as a
candidate for county commissioner subject
to the decision of the Democratic primary
election,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-05-31
Democratic Primary Election.

The Democratic Voters of Hooking County
Ohio, are hereby notified to meet
on the 18th day Of June, '9S
at their respective voting precincts, as de-
signated by order of the Central Committee
OF said county, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following named offices
One candidate for County Auditor,
One candidate for County Commissioner,
One candidate for County Treasurer,
One cand date for County Recorder,
One candidate for County Inf. Director,
Also for the purpose of selecting delegates
TO the State, Congressional and Circuit
Judicial Conventions, providing such con-
ventions ar not held prior to the day of said
County primary, in which case the delegates
shall be chosen by the Central Committee.
Also each precinct shall select central COM
mitteeman for the ensuing year.
The polls in Logan and Falls township
shall be open from O'Clock a. m. to 6 O'Clock
p IN. In all other precincts from IL O'Clock
noon to clock p. m. standard tlme.l
ID, M. SoLIDAY, Chairman.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-05-31
Wanted.

LOGAN, o., June !, 1885, Wanted
q car load Of large cows fresh or to
he fresh soon. Inquire of
CHARLES WRIGHT.