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ers ahead

Almost at the same time the shir
struck with tremendous crash. She
rose again on the heavy ground swell
lurched forward, struck again, was car.
iied further by the seas, struck a third
time and commenced settling at once.
The seas by this time were washing
over the vessel and the decks were
quickly cleared of everything movable.
The crew had taken to the rigging,
most of them to the mizzen mast.
Within half an hour after striking the
hull broke in two. The main mast fell
and this started the mizzen mast, in
which nearly all the crew had taken
refuge At this moment George Frazer,
a sailor, plunged overheard, pre-
ferring to take his chances by swim
ming to be carried over by the
tottering mizzen mast. lie succeeded
In catching hold of the main hatch
and held on for a few minutes when
he was told that the port life boat was
near him. Frazer swan to the boat
after desperate struggle and succeed
I'd in climbing into it, his shipmates in
.he rigging giving him three cheers.
After helping Mcmahon and Webber
nto the boat they soon drifted on
.hore
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Miles and Miles of Territory on the Onlrk
Mountains Being ID V,st d by Forest
Flres-ilraNy Loss

MAcoNB. Mo-, Nov. 2l.-The largest
and most destructive cconhayration that
has ever swept the ozark mountains
since 1884, is now circumScribing this
town for miles and miles, north Of and
parallel with the Memphis railroad.
The autumn heavy foliage has rapidly
fallen since frost and are supposed to
have been fired from spark, of freight
engines Sunday afternoon. a scope
OF country - miles long is
in flames, miles OF fences. orchards.
plantations farms and dry pasture
fields, stocked with cattle and other
animals. and many old settlers homes
lie directly i'm the line of the
rayaging monster, while neichbor-
hoods are advancing to the scene. but
find themselves totally unable to
check the flames, their only remedy
is to hurriedly turn ont stock ahead
Of the flames and desert premises.
The altitude being l,16O feet above the
sea and terrible southwestwardly
wind prevailing, great dcstrnction is
The town Of Macomb will
probably lie destroyed.
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dropped back on the ties and ran abou
IS feet, then rolled over into the ditch
Engineer Shirtliff, Conductor Quicb
and Brakeman Smith were carried ovel
with the engine, and it was some time
before they got out. Strange to say,
they were not injured very badly, but
1t is thought Engineer Shirtlff, who
complains about his back, may have
been injured internally. About ten
cars were piled up and completely
wrecked, so that the track was blocked
until late Sunday evening. trains being
transferred around the wreck by way
of the c., II. & d. and the PENNSYLVANIA
Mt Lima to Delphos, then over the
Glover Leaf to Ohio City.
/. Albaugh, of Spcncerville. a line
walker for the Buckeye Pipe Line Co.,
who was on his way to Elgin, a short
distance west of here, was riding on
top of the third car from the engine
and escaped with a few bruises by
jumping when he saw the engine raise
into the air and felt the cars Jerking.
He says there were two tramps riding
on a car loaded with stone, the second
car behind the one he was on. a box
car ran up onto the car they were on
and is still wedged there, and they
have not been seen since and are un-
killed.
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A PRACTICAL JOKE.
II Caused "A Wisconsin Workman IN shoo,
His wife and Fatally Wound HIM.
self, Dying an Hour Later.

MAMNETTE, Wis, Nov. 2l.-As re-
suit Of practical joke William Kcnose.
n cedar worker, shot his wife and fatal
ly wounded himself Fellow workmea.
for joke, made him believe that his
wife, from whom he had been sep
arated' was about 10 wed another man.
lie secured revolver, broke into her
home, and fired twice at her as she was
seated sewing. Only one bullet took
effect, inhicting a flesh wound. Think
ing he had killed her, he turned the re-
volver on himself. fired, and died in a
few hours afterwards.
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CUARA TlEE CNVEN1I0y
=" "rP 1t On To National
- ~ A""P' ON VI drfn SAM
nary Nu'lto,. Ivcc,ted

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Noy. 1o.-At -
y" ran''ne convention Friday Score
,"Iy Eush rc'a a paper by Dr. Uol
orlcK' OF Charleston, S. G.. opnosir,
national quarantine. A PAPER wa
next read by pr. Sanders, president .
'he Alabama state board Of hcal,b /.
opposition to federal control Of onar
/ antine. f"'i
ne annexation of Cuba and tn,
adoption Of modern SANITARY ro,,,,la
uons there for the purpose of cradicat
ing disease. was the solution offered h,
Dr. 3 ID. Robbins, Of Vicksburp. Mic
IN a paper offered to the convention Ue
went into the details of the subicct
ana advocated giving the whole mat.
Ter OF cleaning up things in Cuba to
'he United States Marine hospitaI
service. He thought congress ought
10 be mcmorialized to take nronc,
action under the circumstances II
the fever is cradicatcd in Cuba il will
Soive the problem for this country. he
contended.
Inc committee on resolutions, after
careful consideration of the ,nonv
valuable resolutions offered by the
various members of the convention.
have decided upon the following as
embodying the ideas expressed in the
majority of the said resolutions:
Therefore. that for the purpose Of
protecting and improving the general
health of the people Of the United
States, co-ordinating and harmonizinp
the action of the state and national
sanitary authorities; framing rcgula.
tons for the treatment of infected
vessels and material at all infected n,
suspected foreign ports of shipment:
preventing unnecessary interference
with commerce, the United States mail. !
or through traffic by land or water,
and for adopting uniform system OF
quarantine for all ports of this coun.
try, be it resolved;
!. That there be established on broad and
basis a national bureau Of pub.
lie health In the depart ncnt Of tho treasury OF
the United States that the administration II
al the pubic health functions low exercised
by authority Of the United States be placed
In charge OF this bureau.
2 That the sanitary authorities and CONNER.
'lal interests OF the several states Of the union
Do brought into immediate relations with the
bureau. and be given due share in the power
md responsibilities Of the central board
through the agency Of an advisory council con-
listing Of one member from each state to be
ppointed by the authorities Of the several
tates.
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The NIW BANK NOTES.
biis OF the Same Dsncm nation NuI Look
Aiike-A Descr. pt.on of ,he NewOae
Dollar BIZ.

WAsTHNGToN. Nov. 2l.-Secretary O
the Treasury Gage. long ago decided
TO have bil Of the same Genomiua
ton look alike. That is. lie wished tn,
five dollar silver certificate. the five
dollar United states note ard the five
dollar Sherman treasury note to bear
Z close resemblance 10 one another.
The first Of the designs under the
new system is for the one dollar silver
certificate. The notes viii soon be out.
Clcarness. simplicity and protection
against ccunterf,iting have been the
results chiefly aimed at. The new de-
sign Is somewhat less artistic than
some Of the present silver certificates,
but probably will be more popular
among those who handle money
rs the central device on the face ot the
note has an American eagle with wings
partly spread. clutching the nag. and
with the dome Of the capitol in the
back ground. Below the platform up
on which the eagle stands are small
portraits Of Lincoln and Grant set in
medallions. Large and clear figures
are in each corner Of the note and on
the sides. The space between the cen
tral device and the lathe work at the
ends is clear white paper, except from
the imprint OF the seal in one space
and the denomination of the note in
another. The seal upon the silver
certificates will be in blue and the
figure in the open space will bc in the
same ink. The mechanical work and
the technical finish Of the cngrav-
ings are superior to anything ever be
fore issued from the bureau ,f en-
craving and printing The reverse
side OF the note corresponds 10 the face
in respect TO the large display of white
paper without printing or lathe work.
Large, plain figures appear in each
corner and scrolls make up an at
tractive border. but the only remain
ing space upon which printing appears
Is in the center, where the usual Ian
guage regarding the qualities of the
note as a tender for public dues is set
forth.
The object of the clear display Of
white paper on both sides Of the note
IS TO afford a safeguard against coun-
.erfciting. 1t has been found by ex-
oerts that it is easier to detect the use
If paper without the usual silk threads
where It Is not covered with printing.
Ihe device for the silver certificates is
substantially the same as that which
Will be used for other forms of paper ,
money.
The difference between silver GER ,
ificate, a United States note and n
herman treasury note Of any denom-
nation will be indicated by the word
ng and by the color of the seal.
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ATALANTA SUNK
ine snip Was Destroyed Five Mile,
South Of Alssead.
ne Ats'anta strucx on tn. rr..L.
Non' n'fnenced Settling =, onc.-Cr.u
A"ok to the Rigging But soon
Went Down With the Shin

iAQUINA, Ore, Nov. 2l.-Addit;or, >,
particuiars Of the wreck of the British
snip Ataianta, Capt. Charles McBrido
IRON Tacoma to Cape Town. Thursdav
morning five miles south Of AIssead
were brought here by correspondent
VINO went to the scene. Twentv-tbrce
i'VeS were lost, including all the Off
GERS OF the ship, and only three sailors
survived to tell the terrible story NJ
the wreck. VI
Ihe body of Jacobson was recovered
and buried Saturday.
wednesday morning the shin stood
OF the starboard tack, the course being
southeast Il east, until Wedncsdav
night about l2 o'clock. She kent
backing off, steering southeast by cast
ana running under full sail. when
suddenly the lookout sang out 'Brcak.
ers ahead"
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DISASTROUS TRAIN HOLD-UP
One of the Robbers Perforated With Shot
and the Others Driven on by
the IrAinmen.

SAT BEENARDlNo. Cal. Nov. 21.-Thc
weStbound Overland passenger train
was held up by four robbers about /
o'clock Saturday morning between
Daggett and Barstow.
Express Messenger Hutchinson drove
them off with buckshot and the train
pulled out for Los Angeles At Bar
stow the trainmen sent posse back to
the scene Of the hold-up, where the
body Of one of the robbers was found
perforated with shot A special train
with Sheriff Iiolcomb has left this city
for the scene Of the hold-up.
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The Accident Theory Prevalent.

MUNCIE. Ind, Nov l9.-The unravel-
ing of the mystery surrounding the
tragic death Of little Andy Bodenmil-
Ter bids fair to terminate in much
more difficult task than was expected
when Fred Olan was arrested. The boy
charged with the crime sits in Jail in
evident composure. The opinion that
the killing of the innocent child was
accidental is becoming almost unani-
mons
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LAB0RING MEN RUN DOWN.
Road Near Jersey city, in VIII Oh
Eleven Men Were Killed.

New YORK, Nov. 19.-While gang OF
20 track hands were at work on the
Pennsylvania railways line over the
HackensaclI, near Jersey City, Friday.
they were run down by a local passen-
ger train. Eleven of the worlImen
were killed outright and six were se,i-
ously injured. Only three escaped un-
| hurt.
The fog delayed the train and Engi-
neer John Van Ostrand was cndeavor-
ing to make up time, His train was
running at high rate of speed, he be-
lieving there was nothing TO obstruct
a quick run to Jersey City. The first
he knew that his train had run into the
men was when the engine Jared
Then the cries of the men fell on his
ears and as soon as possible he brought
his train to stop. The male passen-
gers got out and aided the trainmen in
searching for the bodies of the victims
This was not an easy task in the thick
fog.
Dougherty, the man supposed to be
on the lookout for approaching trains,
was considerable distance up the I
track from the gang of laborers, and /
he evidently did not see the train, for
he gave no warning. His body was
hurled 90 feet through the air.
An unknown man who was killed
had only been put to work Friday
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I HE RUM0} NOT CONFIRMED.
Il ported That the North German LLOYD
B eamship Nnie de Cob,enz Had Found
ered at SEA Nlth All on Board.

LONDON. Nov. 2l.-A report entirely
unconfrmcd was in circulation Sunday
that the steamship Vile de Coblcnz. OF
the North German Lloyd line, had
foundercd at sea with all on board.
Lloyd's agents have received no news
on the subject and the owners of the
steamer believe her safe.
According TO Lloyds weekly ship
ping index Of November II, the Cob
lenz. Of the North German Lloyd line,
left Bremen on November for Brazil
ian ports.
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| ,mer.can and Spanish Com
sinner, Held a Short Meet
gym"
rc Noa3ay Afternoon.
nt,yS pr'lAND TIE PHILIPPINES.
!. r-ren C.>slOn Of the Islands
n. fun III rcrS rendered to
Said lv.aN Million DOllars.
,., Pom .sr 90 Ma main the Archi-
I'D a.. ar "Open Door" To the
,.rB.rrc- ~ The " orid-Ad-
i.arnea 1 I,ii Wednesday.

J ',~, Na. The Spanish and
..r oa.c commissions met in
4 .~,>oaat @ o'clock Monday after
I.. Americans declared the
.s States must have the entire
sr, ..p. ago. and for a treaty
u ..c stands the Americans
,.s.-~. 90 spain $4,000, 1000.
further declared that it is the
.ot,.. ni,cd States to main
|.,- ra.l uc islands as an "open
a--,. t.,a .ril's commerce.
a O.. .ua> named the United
..,, g-9 poses mutual relinquish-
,r.o' Gains for indemnity, ma
a.. .- rr-puaI subsequent TO the
g. .-.t-.a - the Cuban insurrec-
nr'r., is fixed as the date on
,a, Ca-cl States commission
,.t,a .,.r ,e response to Mondays
-,a>...l>aaI all other subjects in
ss ,r-c
h.,a.-o declared that the United
a'~ ..>.r. 90 treat ON the religious
n Of tAc Caroline islands. as
p upon between the United States
spain in l>>i and also of the ao-
,.oa a. one of the Caroline islands |
.aa american naval station and Of |
..n.arrrh.~ 1T other places in |
..,. ~.e.."D ;uI the revival of |
..- ..n.>.-..n.,..,sn treaties as
.- A .or.,.
-. Americans ,l>o refuse TO arti-
Article d q the peace protocol,
-g '. ,-, iu.urc disposition and
o."' -. Phil pp'nc islands.
e @..tnr w,.o then adjuourned
Wednesday.
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Teaching II M How To Spell.

NILES, Mich, Nov. 9l.-The ten-year-
old son of ID. j. Harris, of Vandalia,
was unable to recite his spelling les
son with sufficient accuracy TO please
his better educated parent, and the lat
ter sought to inject little orthog-
raphy into him by placing a hemp rope
about his neck and tying the other end
to q rafter. He then went away, and
neighbors found the lad just in time to
cut him down and save his life. Harris
is in Jail charged with attempted
murder.
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SERGEANT PRICE MURDERED.
Three Other American Soldiers Wounied
In an Attempt tn Arrest Unruly Fiji.
pinos-One Nttive Il lied.

MANILA, Philippine Islands, Nov.
el,-Three Filipino natives Friday
night hired n carriage and engaged
in dispute with the driver regarding
the fare. Some members of the Amer
lean military police attempted to ar
rest the natives but the latter resisted,
and Sergt. Price, of the Minnesota
regiment, was stabbed and killed.
Three other American soldiers-Ma-
her, Montgomery and IIoyt-were
wounded.
Maher shot one native dead. The
others were arrested.
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Wealthy brewer Sued for Breach Of
Promise

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 21.-Anton
Lutz, a prominent and wealthy brewer
Of this city, has been sued for breach
of promise by Ruth De Haan, formerly
of Cleveland, o., the damages being
placed at 500, 900. The plaintiff is a
widow and at present resides in Chi
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WAsHNGToN, Nov. 21.-The treasury
department has recommended 10 the
secretary Of war that quinine be adj
mittcd TO Cuba and Porto Rico free of
duty. Under the Spanish law the duty
on quinine was about $3.50 a pound.
The war department undoubtedly will
concur in the treasury recommenda-
ton.
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VIII Not Paw the Cuban Debt

MADRID, Nov. 21.--The government
it is semi-officially announced, intends
to notify the Cuban bondholders that
Spain will not pay the Cuban debt,
which will not be mentioned in the
peace treaty. The government con-
siders itself completely freed from
these entanglements, which fall upon
the nation exercising sovereignty and
collecting taxes in Cuba,
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THEY ARE INDICTED.
F. Bis Returned Against Senator Onav.
r"s'n and ES-Siate Treasurer Hay
wood for Conspiracy.

''lAhHrllA, Nov, 2l,-The grand
z Monday presented to the county
"rnc bills of indictment against
-'oI States senator NJ. 5. Quay, his
, Richard i. Quay, and ex-State
'A0'cr Benjamin j. Haywood,
-''''a with conspiracy to unlawfully
: i1h..c moneys deposited in the
'ft'uat.onal bank, of this city, for
s P-' base and sale of stocks and for
''' purposes not authorized by law.
-' y Hopkins, former cashier of the
", r barf. now dead, is named asa
-9 10 ihc conspiracy.
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New YORK, Nov. 91.-Charles W.
Couldock, the veteran actor. lies at the
point of death at his home in this CITY.
Mr.. Couldock is suffering from a form
of dropsy of the heart and has been
dangerously i'll since November 3, when
he was attacked with what was con-
sidered "A violent form Of Indigestion.
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PADUcAH, Ky, Nov. 91.-Burglars
entered the store of II. NJ. Holmes,
birmingham. ky. The safe, a large
one, was blown open and the contents
taken. Several hundred dollars in
money and a lot Of notes were taken
The safe was general deposit place
for the town and the exact loss is not
known. There is no clew to the
thieves.
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The Presidents Thanksgiving Turkey.

WESTERLY, Il. l., Nov. 21.-The pres
ident's turkey for his Thanksgiving
dinner has been dressed by Horace
vose, who has supplied the white
house bird for IS years. The turkey
weighs 2s1E pounds and was shipped
by express Friday night.
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ANN 81 Nov. 21.-Passengers who
''' Aere Monday by the steamer
''-. .r report that two Spanish gun
'N 'c-.y visited SorSogou and
.''r .-'.s into the town, claim
'--' 'Ac .n-urgents there refused
-''' 'a".r lag when ordered TO do
VII INC argcnts showing fight,
, ''.'''. '-o 2uubOats left hurriedly.
y smell, did l.t,le damage.
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To De @ ven Gor1iaI Mrlcnn,r.

LoNDoN, Nov. Elm consequence Of
rumors that an American squadron of
warships is to visit Portsmouth, the
mayor OF that place has written to the
United States embassy, promising to
give the Americans a cordial welcome,
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VIII Remove TO VI chIcan.

IONA, Mich. Nov. 2l.-The Weller
stein Shirt Co., Of Albany, y. Y, who
have a ten-year contract for the en-
ployment of 800 inmates at shirt-mak-
ing in the Ionia prison are contem-
plating the removal of their entire
business from New York TO Michigan.
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C"'o vi. Opyrailv.. Sr.ke.

AUGUsTA, Ga. Nov. 2l.-Threc thou
sand operatives in the cotton mills
here stuck Monday on account of a
reduction in wages.
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Golden Wedding Celebration.

RICHMOND, KY, Nov. 2i.-Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Park celebrated their
golden wedding at their country home,
woodland Park" six miles from
Richmond.
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COLUMBIA. Ky, Nov. 2l.-Two boys,
sons of Joseph Jesse, were out bird
hunting and one accidentally shot the
other, lacerating his right thigh. His
leg was amputated Saturday,
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'ht' hau. Nov. 2l.-Thomas NJ.
!. f'a nent capitalist and pol
49,. .' q deliberately shot and
'a''.-, wounded William ii.
".' ne1rdoor neighbor, a car
ALL. Employed in the Santa Fe
sn. Hayes alleged that
'' 'Acto-ched on his lot.
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|a.. ,"fEf Ala, Nov. 21.--Tbe
h "'''e Of representatives. Mon
Pain s., '''nt resolution appro-
COW 20 buy a sword for Iieut
b.. " Nerrinac fame. The
Aov,... 'Apected to concur in the
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b. ',' nov 1.-The government. ac-
sses. w ''e Temps, has ordered a
f-,..,c. .'' '' 'he prison treatment of
bst...'Hp Albert Drcyfus. Dreyfus
as,, ''' 70 promenade and ex.
h, .N noun, a day over an area Of
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An Echo of the Johns,own Flood.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, Nov. 10,-Joseph
La France, one of Johnstown's best
known citizens, dropped dead while at
work in the Gautire machine shops.
The cause of his death was heart
trouble, which dated back TO the day
Of the great flood, when he ran at a
rapid gait from the Gautier mill, warn
iug the people along the way of the
coming water and thereby saving
many lives.
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~, V'''o II IN san Frsnc,.o.

TlI - -" INHtIEcO.
l. So "ANoiSoo, Nov. 2l.-On hoard
b. O,e., ''pllc' which arrived from
'Qoyeo ". ~" Honolulu Monday was
'''iuohalani. Of Hawaii.
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4 rmpts IN Assss.inate n Turkish Consul.
SAN FRANCI 'CO, Nov. 19.-The un-
known man who recently attempted to
kill Turkish Consul Hall, in this city,
by means of explosives sent by mail,
forwarded no less than six packages OF
dynamite and Illuminating caps from
Butte, Mont, TO the Sultan's repre-
sentative here. All of these are now
in the possession of the police, but no
arrest has yet been made.
Joe Choynski and Gus Rubin have
been practically matched to fight 30
rounds at the Lenox Athletic cluf
about December 70.