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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-08
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-08

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a Little Early Riser, the pill that
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13
Al Chickamauga Park.

CHICKAMAUGA MILITARY PARK,
Sept. 12-Only two regiments OF the
Camp Thomas army remain az Chicka-
manga Park tonight. the Ninth New
York and the Sixth United States Nolun-
tecr Infantry lmmuncs. The Second Ken
lucky left tonight for Lexington, whore
they will be paid of and furl0ughed FOR
thirty days. The Ninth New York was
paid off tonight and will leave for home
tomorrow where IL will be mustered
out at once.
General Breckenridge has received no
orders vet as TO his own movements, but
he expects TO be ordered away tomorrow
or Wednesday as an troops VIII have va
Gated except the Sixth Volunteers, who
are to remain for guard duty.
The health report from Sternberg and
Letter Hospitals to-day We're gratifying
10 general Breckenridge ard show that
every care and attention are being given
the sick. There was no deaths az either
of the hospitals There IRE few serious
cases now I'm either institution Official
reuorts sent 10 the War Department to-
day show that since the movement OF
troops 10 Chickamauga Park began ln
hnril. there have been 1900 soldiers un-
der canvas az this camp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13

chase. That was the great snow winter
In Colorado The snow was 50 deep tnat
hufraIo oo,,,a,., get around. That's an
actual fac, ant II never gets too deep
for Indians. That winter oain y" ,.,,,as
uians went after the buiiA'o anu 49,
more than could be brought away. Mex.
spring a rot OF whites went out ana 90,
the tallov from tho dead builalo anu
made money out OF H. -. 49,.
THE white hunters brought back the
news that the Indians had kliled eVery
Buffalo In the herd. But that was IKE
other bueraro stories. few weeks
later a ber5 was found on the head
waters or Troublesome river IL vs. -
part OF the herd that was SNOW O M,
White hunters Killed some OF inns "'iu
and brought the meat 10 market ana got
into trouble for u. because there IS Jaw
against killing buffalo in ColoraHo. ms
lazy onorafas agafnst a white man. but an
Indian o., bv,t and Kill anything he
likes and The law never touches him.
'sThe last man ! saw who mad seen buzz
falo I'm Colorado told me that he had
counted ten bunaloes UP on the North
Park SloDe THAT was four years ago.
Think OF H., He had seen buffalo because
he had counted EN-. Zen OF en-. Won
der what he would "a thought If he had
seen 1000 Zoo n herd. And I can remem-
Der the time when It took 1880 to make
q herd Pit never again viii any man
SEQ such a herd When buffalo herds get
scattered thoy don't even multiply."-N
y. sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13
Illinois Colonel Arrested.

JACKSONVILLE FLA. September -
Colonel Andel. OF the Fourth Illinois
Regiment. was placed under arrest to-
day on charges preferred by Lieutenant
Colonel McWniiams, charging him VITA
conduct unbccomng an officer and a
gentleman and other tbings The trouble
grows out of tho arrest some time since
of one OF the majors Of The regiment Tor
sending a telegram % the Governor %
Illinois stating that tho regiment de-
sired TO go 90 cuba.
Tho second Mississippi Regiment left
here to-day for Lauderdaie Springs. Miss,
and will arrive there to-morro" even
lug.
Mayor knight S. in receipt OF q letter
from President Mckinley in response TO
an invitation sent 90 him stating that it
would be impossible for him 10 come
here at the present time TO review lns
Seventh Corps. consequently 10 Us not
likely that the contemplated review VIII
take place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13

A few cold figures in cold type best
show the prodlg0us growth Of The United
states as compared with that Of other
great nations. These facts are culled
from n eerics of valuable statistical ta-
bles recently issued by the Swedish gov
eminent They show that during the
duiuqennlal period OF lHi-'5 great
Britain and IreanG's proportional share
in tho worlds production OF pig-iron
sunk from fs3 60 2i5 per cent. while that
OF the United States increased from 1911
o. 300 per cent or nearly double Dur
ing the same period the annual output Of
coal in the United States rose tO nearly
90 per cent. OF the world supply. as
against l1 per cent. in the lh1i-'5 period.
since $50 Great Brifaln's consumption
Of raw cotton has increased by ono-quar-
ter. while that OF tho United States has
doubled From $50 TO 1895 the United
States built eight times as many miles
of railway as were built during the same
period in Germany. and twenty-three
times as many as Were buit in Great
Britain and Ireland The same report
shows that The nUited States produced
nearly one-iffh. the British colonies
about onc-cigh'h and Germany less than
one-twenticth of ail the wheat product
On Che world The United States and
the ritish colonies together produced
more than half the annual output Of
gold and nearly half The silver of the
world. the United States alone produc-
ing - per cent of the gold and So per
cent. OF the silver The increase iu pop
uiation of the United States during the
last ten years was - per cent. twice that
OF the British colonies and dependencies,
or of Germany and Russle
Tn the same line. figures furnished by
the Treasury Bureau of Statistics show
that our exports of manufacture of iron
and steel in the fiscal year of ls9S were
five times as great as in 1850. and tWcn-
ty-tLrce per cent. greater than in 1884,
whilu our imports of manufactured iron
and steel during the last fiscal year
were but one-siHth Of those Of 1850 and
0ne-half those OF 1896 During lss the
exports from the United States of arti-
cles iu this classification were values. at
over tl00000 while the imports were
about Sl2J000 Thus American manu-
facturers since 1850 have taken possess
sion OF five-sixth ~ that portion of the
home market which was held by foreign
manufacturer of iron and stee. and at
Tho same time have increased their so les
in foreign markets 400 per cent The
report recites that "ln every country On
the world. and in practically every lu-
habited island whore articles OF civilized
or semi-civ.lized use are required Amer
lean manufactures OF iron and steel find
purchasers" With the annexation Of
Hawaii and Porto Rico. and witch the
control of Cuba and the Philippine. in
part at least the extension OF American
trade during the ensuing fiscal year
should be Dheromen0l
Truly this has been 20 century ~ proc
aress for Uncle Sam.-Lesne's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
Some Valuable Improvements New
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON. Sept. y. - Special. -
consul-Gilbert sends from Lege, under
date Of July lem. letter from q. pro-
lessor Of san Francisco scnooi OF en-
rireoring. who has been investigating
Inventions IN wireless telesrapny. Inc
professor refers to the system or Dr.
De.a nicola. connected win me Monte
fore Institute Of Electricity at Liese.
Dr.. Riccia has mace improvements on
apparatus already in USE Simplifying II
and Increasing its power, and claims that
he can connne the oscillations OF the
transmtter 10 any special point TO the
exclusion Of all Others. In case OF COM
muuication between war vessels or iorts
the message could be transmitted to one
alone. in case OF fog al sea, the oscilia-
lions would not be limited Dr. Riccla,
il Is said. can make the presence o.
vessel known 10 another at distance
OF 50 miles and telegraph real messages
ssvcn miles. The fun text of the report
has been transmitted TO the war De-
partrnert.
Marriage licenses were issued to-day
as follows James W. Grimesley, Wash
ington. and Deilah Beach Lorton, VAL
ley. Va waiter 5. Cl0ush and Anna {.
Brown, Alexandria, W.
Hon. William A. Jones left to-day for
Tappahannock. whore ne Will open ms
campaign tomorrow. lie has completed
the Democratic campaign book ana IL rs
now in the hands of the printer and VIII
be ready for distribution by September
10th. from the Office Of Secretary ker at
ZIG Thirteenth street. northwest. lhe
Campaign Committee put the price. 80
cents. DOWN To actual cost.
Army orders have been issued as fol-
lows:
Discharges-Afusician. Charles +. Adam,
Company b. Third Virginia; Corpora.s,
Alexander Macarthur, Jr., and Walter b.
Richardson. Company &, Fourth Virginia.
Ordered 10 report TO General Lee for
assignment to duty In the Seventh Army
Corps:
Acting Assistant Surgeons, Daniel C.
Cooney from Washington; Thomas W.
Bath from Normal M Melchor G.
Cockev, from Beivue. Kansas.
Second Lieutenant Rudolph Bumgard-
ner. Third Regiment, United States Vol
unteer Engineers. recently appointed
from the Second Virginia Infantry. has
been ordered 10 join his regiment at
Jefferson Barracks, No. The same or
ders give him leave OF absence for one
month on account Of sickness
Captain Stephen J. Cobb. Second North
Carolina Infantry, has been granted an
extension OF one month on his sick leave.
Fourth-class postmasters were appoint
ed in North Carolina to-day as follows:
Galloway. Trsnsylvania county. J. D.
Morgan. vice j. D. Morgan. removed
Haw River. Alamance county. J. w. r.
Bason. vice c. K. Thompson, removed
New postofiices were established as fol-
lows: Moody. Brunswick county. Va. II
s. MOODY. postmaster Branon, Yaokin
county. y. c. NJ. y. Branon postmaster.
Mania Cabarus county n. O.. Il. +. wal
lace postmaster.
Among the visitors in the city are the
following;
J w Thackston Mrs ". Beck. Miss
0eck +. l. Cherry Preston Reivin. W. c.
Harrison. Richmond. az the Metropolitan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13

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ever saw Munich SD gay"
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13
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certainly their superiors have never been
seen In Richmond. The same Is true OF
tho black and white face minstrelsy Of
Allen and West, who give an exceedingly
original comedy touch to their musical
specialtics. The greatest black-face nov
city OF the season, however, is Mrs Lulu
Theis. She makes up according 10 the
time-honored formula and was given a
number of recalls in her coon character
delineatfons and songs, and more espec-
tally in her whistling specially.
The Sisters De Graf have pretty faces.
wear pretty dresses and have a coy way
and were also given generous welcome
In their songs and cake walk specialtics.
and the Lorraines manage TO weave a
greater number OF surprises into their
droll comedy sketch than could receive
mention.
The new orchestra was also present
last night and added to the attractiveness
Of the performance, both during and be-
tween che acts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13

DON'T TAKE SAMOAN NAMES.
An Expensive Luxury-Mistake Of Two
Girls Who Nearncd for IL.


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dioHs Win sumo 30. "a a"" --'o' va
the hhsHsh name. mus 90 .'i1s a"'0
many hess vi Dcu4 anu o'"'4 u."oui
WAlch tHe biEeI % H@lno D'5 D''is
cialHs from lhe oe4ieI Oh 4.' A"' '''iio
ans are the most generous OF people "l'"
certain limitations. AH'y Will E''' 81" .'
anything they nave ana ID name i7 'h1
easiest giit OF an Tor tn'y nave amy
number lett. But "hen inc samoan la
most generous be ls most siasphs' every
gift must DE repaid by another 0I greater
value. and these names are heid al lhe
very highest valuation
Two young women recent "i'i'''9 D"
Apia' had learned llil some "i"oI1 que
white people were known 10y samoan
names Inc IDEA Appealed To- lneiH as Oh.
OF particular no"oi' anu l"e' WeI, ",.
only ehFlous OF the remained l''"'t ''''''
because OF what they thought Nas
samoan glory, out lncy seci'LF lhu"ir''
themselves in the nope tn1t some lln.
they might have samoan names inen-
selves. They kept this hope of theirs see
cret' as they hdd not nern on 'He "'"ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13
MANY KILLED
BY GASOLINE.
An Explosion in Philadelphia Wrecks
a Building With Loss Of Life.
MANY MORE WERE BADLY INJURED
Three Buildings Were Destroyed by
the ExpIosion-Thc Number OF
Missing 10 yariousIy Esti-
mated at from o 10 TX.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept. i2.-By the
explosion Of forty gallons OF gasoline In
the cellar Of grocery store at iii4 South
street. last night, four. and possibly
dozen more. lives were lost.
As an immediate consequence Of the ex-
plosion the building where 1t occurred and
those adjoining II on either side col
iapsed.
Tho four bodies recovered from the
ruins are as follows:
Samuel schattenstein. keeper OF the gro
Gerry store: his nlnc.een-year-old son
Abraham, ten-months -old child named
Goldberg. The fourth body was that oil a
girl about ten years old.
The front OF 1444 was Immediately blown
out, and this was followed by the col
lapse OF that structure ana numbers l4i-s
occupied BIZ Morris Goldberg's furniture
store. and 1876, Louis Salionose's shoe
store. The west wall OF l4i0, occupied
by L. Wsgner's clothing store, was blown
out.
THE INJURED.
The injured at the Howard Hospltal
are: L. Schattenstein, aged twelve
broken nose and laceration Of scalp; Alex
ander Schattenstein. aged six, lacerated
scalp. condition serious Nary Healey'
aged sixty-nve, fractured leg. Annie Nc
PhiIomy. aged forty. confusion Of ankle:
Harry RotherInel. aged twelve. laceratod
scalp: Maggie Goldberg, aged thirty
two lacerated scalp: Sarah Cod
berg, aged fourteen. lacerated scalp ana
confused ankle
At the Jefferson Hospital are; A. r.
Fish. thiity-nine years. fireman Of Truck
d. Iacerated wound Of scalp, and Netta
Goldberg. nine years. confusion OF leg
and back and iacerated wound of scalp
At the Polytechnic is Rose Schattenstein'
eight years lacerated finger.
Estimates of the number OF missing
vary from eighteen to six.
ITS CAUSE
The accepted theory OF the accident Is
that Schatienstein went into the cellar
with lighted lamp. which ignited the
fumes Of the gasoline.
PHILADELPHIA PA, Sept. R.-FiVe
nersons are known TO have lost their
lives as a result OF the gasoline explo-
sion. which occurred last night at FIJI
teenth and South streets. IL is believed
that at least half dozen bodies are yet
IN the ruins Three children. who were
playing in tho yard of the building. where
the explosion occurred, at the time OF
the explosion. are thought 10 have been
killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13

The Strange Adventures Of Miss
Brown" an English comedy which is now
running in London and has been seen
Tor over one hundred nights in New
York, will be seen at the Academy Of
Music tomorrow night. A careful repro
duction OF the original comedy viii be
given. The play has been thoroughly
Amerlcanized, and in its adopted version
the comedy is equal 20 that OF Char
ley's Aunt" which the play somewhat re-
sembles in plot.
The company 90 be seen here is large
one. and contains several artists who
were seen here last season in support Of
the stellar attractions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13
THE CRETAN RIOTS.
About Six Hundred Persons Were
Either Burned Alive or Massacred.

LONDON, Sept l3.-The correspondent
Of the Times, at Gambia. Island of Crete.
who has just landed after five days in
the Roadstead, says:
About six hundred men. women and
children were burned alive or massacred
in the outbreak last week. The Turkish
troops are now pauolllng andrNblockng
up the streets.
The Mussulmans are ransacking the
ruins Of the burned quarters Of the town
where the devastation Is complete. Blood
is visible everywhere
adj, pS shrdes seseses scescemhthmtmh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13
THE sURELAGRIPPE CURE.

There is no use suffering from this
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13

II is not always possible that promise
can be literally fulfilled but that is what
the bin which opened the next TO the
closing week az Masn-Street Vaudeville
Park last night dld An all-s.ar comblaa-
ton WIS wfai had been 1illcG sud eech
OF fhs ave acts - they succeeded each
.ofher OF NJ programme. could not have
been more generously received had they
been Individually headlined. I'D Lawrence
and Nina Harrington may have equals
IN the picture OF Bowery characters, but
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
A Baby I'm Indiana Accidentally Shot
10y HerFiyc-Ycar-Old Sister.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Sept. 2.-To-
day while Mrs. Cornelius Driscoll OF this
city was attending the funeral Of Howard
Hansing, her cousin, who was murdered
Saturday night by George White. her FIVE
year Old daughter picked up Flobert
rifle to amuse her four months old broth
er who was crying. In some manner
which the child was unable 70 explain,
the gun was discharged, the bullet strik-
ing the baby In the forehead causing in
slant death.
The accident happened at the home OF
a relative short distance from the house
where the body OF Hansing lay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13
FRENCH EXPEDITION.
One Leaves for Africa TO Reinforce
Major Merchants Forces There.

LONDON. Sept. 13.-The Daily Chron-
Gle says this morning It has learned that
a military expedition. including sixteen
officers and non-commissioned officers.
sailed from Pauila, France. last Friday.
with a view Of reinforcing the French
expedition IN Central Africa under Major
Marchand Great secrecy. the Daily
Chronicle observes, is maintained on the
matter. but the departure Of the eXpedi-
ton is believed TO confirm the report OF
the arrival Of Major Marchand at Fash
ods, on the White Nile. above Khartoum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-13
FROM 10000 TO 10.
\ Hunter Tells the Difference Bc'weeh
a EufTalo Herd i'm His Day and Now.

Gazing on the scraggy remnants OF DuI-
falo in an Enclosure az Glen Island COL
orado tourist in the east said:
.,qbc,, arc buf,aloes. / don't dispute
that. but they are not the kind that used
TO make the West look Ike movins
sea. / reckon YOU have read good dla.
about extinc; buffalo. Ten years ago 1
heard tbat the last ounaio haI b.en
LuIod- The last not ia captivity. bat the
buffalo Ike the Indian, dies hard. And
| read about the last Indian Ions before
/ began shedding my nair.
There is a heard Of buffalo IN colorado
that has been knocking about for thirty
years az least. and a man IN that State
who has made buffalo life study tells
me he knows OF two herds IN 1855 there
waa "a big herd Ga the country known a.
Middle Park. As the country was settled
bv whites the buffalo feil back. Hunters
followed that herd 20 MIX River. but in
tho winter Of 1875 the weather was 50
severe that the hunters xaye 10 the