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THEIR BOY NOT THERE.
Pathetic Scene on tho Arrival Of Volun.
teers at sheboygan.

Pathetic Scene on tho Arrival Of volun.
teers ut sheboygan.
SHEBoYaAN. Wis, Sept. 20. A very
affecting scene took place on the ar.
rival OF the Sheboygan cont ngent of
the Second Wisconsin regiment of vol.
unteers. The father, mother and sis.
ter of William j. Triers, who was a
member of the regiment but who died
in Porto Rico, met the train to greet
their soldier boy. Not seeing her boy
leave the train Mrs. Triers asked one
of the soldiers if he knew young
Triers. The mother was informed that
the young man died about two weeks
ago and was buried at Ponce on Sept.
4. The members of the family were
completely overcome and the Triers
home. which had been decorated in
honor of the home coming of the young
soldier, Vas turned into a house of
mourning,
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ERUPTION OF yESUyIUs.

Apprehension Among Nearby i'd Il
Over the Msnacing situst on.
NAPLES, Sept. 2O.-A state of gloomy
apprehension prevails among the Don.
ulation regarding the eruption of Vesu.
vius. which is hourly becoming more
active and menacing. Streams of lava
are spreading in every direction. The
most threatening of these flows
through the Vedrino valley, which is
filled. The observatory, which
originally stood at a height Of 8lO
meters, is now only n meters above
the sea level owing to the sinking Of
The ground. Seven new craters have
formed around the central one.
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WISCONSIN BOY DEAD.

Member OF Company A, Third, Among
the Deaths at Porto Rico.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2o.-In dis.
patches to the war department Major
General Brooke reports four deaths
among the American troops at Ponce,
Porto Rico, as follows:
ID. C.. Brace, Company A, Third Wis
%consin, typhoid fever.
Morton Bentley. Company c, Nine
tenth United states infantry, typhoid
fever.
Frederick Liddle, Company c, Nine
teenth United states infantry, malarial
fever.
Frederick 5. Phelps, Battery b, Fifth
artillery.
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Manitoba's Big Crop of Wheat.

WINNIPEo, Man., Sept. 20. Manager
Thompson of the Ogilvie Milling com.
pany has just returned from inspecting
the wheat crop, and says: LAS a re.
suit of my trip, I am forced to admit
that the government estimate of the
crop will be exceeded by over seven
million bushels. I estimate the crop
of Manitoba at 80, 900, 900 bushels anc
for the Northwest Territory at 5000.
600 bushels more"
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MISS WINNIE DAVIS DEAD.

suffers y Relapse and the End Follows
Rapidly.
NARRAaANsETT PIER, r. l., Sept. 70.
Miss Winnie Davis, daughter of Mrs.
Jefferson Davis, died at noon at the
Rockingham hotel, to which place she
came as a guest in the early part of the
Piers social season. She has been i'll
for several we eks and a fortnight ago
her ailment was diagnosed as malarial
gastritis. At times her condition be.
came so serious that consultations Of
physicians were deemed necessary,
but frequent rallies gave renewed hope
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France COnciliatorv.

LONDON. Sept. 20.-From Cairo and
from an entirely Independent source
The Daily Mail learns that France has
assumed a conciliatory attitude to wards
Great Britain and has declared that
the expedition Of Major Marchand is
quite unofficial.
The sirdar will offer to take Major
Marchand to Cairo and it is probable
the major will accept and that Fashoda
will be occupied by Egyptian troops.
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THE SPANISH COMMISSION.

Official Gazette Publl.hes tho List of An.
po.ntmsnts.
MADRID, Sept. 2O.-The Official Ga.
zette publishes the announcement of
the appointment Of Senior Montero
Rios, pres dent of the senate; Senior
Abruzzia, Senior Garniga, General
Cerero and Senior Villaurrutla, Spanish
peace commissioners. Seniors Du 3 &C
and A~lranguren, formerly secretaries
to the Spanish legation at Washington.
have been transferred from St. Peters
burg to Vienna.
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SICKNESS INCREASES.
One-sixth Of General Lswton's Force NJ
on thu Lat

One-sixth Of General Lswton's Force Now
on the List.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Sickness
among the troops of Genera. Lawton's
command at Santiago is increasing.
Nearly one.sixth of his force is now ON
the sick list, although the numb err of
deaths is not large according to Gen.
eral Lawton's bulletin of the health of
the American forces at Santiago re.
ceived at the war department., which
follows: Total sick, 1929; fever, SAL;
new cases, 90; returned to duty, 80 4;
deaths, Z.
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John Harvey Myers demanded.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 20. John Harvey
Myers, secretary Of the wrecked Home
Building and Loan association, was
brought before the police court on the
charge Of embezzling &c. O0 of the
associations funds. Myers waived OK.
animation and in default of So, 900
bail was remanded to the county Jail.
The prisoner is quite i'll and was con.
veyed to court in q carriage.
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LONDON. Sept. la. George Wynd.
ham, Conservative member Of parlia.
ment Tor Dover since 1889, has been
appointed under secretary to the for.
elgn office in succession to Rt. Hon.
George N. Curzon. the newly appointed
Indian viceroy.
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Another Hatch Of Klondiksrs.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Sept. 49,
The steamer City of Seattle arrived
during the day from Skaguay with $50
klondikers. The amount OF gold dust
brought out is variously estimated at
from 4l6O O ia a2OO 0AO
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Desire to Keep the Philippine. ar.

LONDON, Sept. 2 .-The Daily Nails
Madrid correspondent says: A long
conference was held between Senior
Sagasta, the premier, and Senior Mon.
tero Rios, the president Of the Spanish
peace commission, which resulted in
the decision that the peace commission
shall strenuously defend the retention
Of the Philippine islands by Spain.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.-Senator G.
j. Faulkner of West Virginia was ap.
pointed to the position on the Canadian
commission made vacan by tho retire.
mont OF Senator Gray when he was
transferred to the peace com mission.
The tender of the position was made
by the president in a personal inter.
view with Senator Faulkner, and was
accepted by the latter.
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Quarantine Interferss With Trsius,

MOBILE, IA, Sept. 20.-Owing to
quarantine restrictions the Louisville
and Nashville railroad annulled their
daily passenger schedule south Of Mo.
bile. Local authorities here have es.
tablished a quarantine camp at the
state line and no traveller from New
Orleans is permitted in the city with.
out 10 days in quarantine.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. l9.-The monthly
statement Of the collections of internal
revenue show that during the month
OF August the total receipts amounted
to WI, So5. $50, q net increase as com.
pared with August, 1897, of 81, 33l. 7lO.
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eioux City Live 0toolx

uo,, SIOUX City, Ia, Sept. 10.
Market strong to &c hioha,
Range OF prices, . 6O@5.76. A0'
Market on calves 1oc hioh.,
others steady. 's"ef
=, eales ranged at u. 3O@5. 80 for b.ev...
aoo@ Tor cows, bulls and m; voS:
a. So w % Tor stocksrs and feeders: ~ *
~o:0c .or yearlings and calves: A xkss
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For Honolulu and Manila.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20. - The
United States ship Bennington has
sailed for Honolulu, and tho transport
Condor, loaded with supplies for the
United States forces, sailed for Manila.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth, Grain.

DULUTH, Sept. -
"hhAT-Cash No. hard, sc; no.
= Northern' CO.; No. , Northern, 6lAc.
10 Arrive : No. l hard, 67Ac: No. /
Northern. 6ia+c; September, G5kc: De-.
cemOer' W>sc; October, 62Xc; Mav.6,c
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HOGS Market active and steau!
shade higher. IN
Sales ranged at 8 .6514o7}a ior "sd
e3.65@A.lO for mixed; S3.55JtO'n i
heavy: %. 5503. 20 for rough, !,
CATTLE-Best grades firm; othef''
lower.
Sales ranged at e4.OO@5.o for ose,11
t2.VG4.7O for COWS and heiiers' I'D
g. 50 for Texas steers; s5'ioGA" J
Westerns; -. lO9A.55 for stocNef' .
feeders.
SHEEP-Market steady to 10, ioMul
Sales ranged at $3.y@4.oo i'r n"i
t3.5OM4.4O for westerns; sio'Jo" 4
lambs. ,onl
Receipts: Hogs, 5000; cattle ~"
sheep. 20, 700.
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0otseF ana Eggs.
nor, CHICAGO, Sept. 10.
cfooLihY-Market for live. firm
spring chiokens, sh@yc; hens. &C.: dncLs
&c; turkeys. 1850. u"0As'
Oh no iiEh Firm. Creamcries. 13m
voc; diaries, llH@l7c. "~
IouS-Steady; fresh, l3x@l4c.
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Williams' Sentence Commutsd.

ST. PAUL, Sept. l9.-Milton Will.
Jams o. Austin has secured commute
ton Of sentence from death to life i'm.
pttsonment. He killed Daniel Finn in
= Quarrel.
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Unless the

Unless the
proper precau-
tons are taken,
death will Turk
in every home.
1t dogs the foot
steps Of hus-
band, wife and
children alike.
If the husband
is an ambitious
man, the
c II a s r
that h C will
overwork and
overwory and
t a K e INSULT
cient time to
rest, eat and
sleep. At first
he may feel
but trihing i'll
effects from his
indiscrction.
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minneapolis Grain.

.u MlNNEApoLIs. Sept. 10.
WHEAT-September closed NJ i,I,.
Oec1noer' d" e5sHc; May. 6lTd6lLo.
On .rack-No. hard, 67Hc; Mol North.
Urn ooAc; No. 2 Northern, 62Lc.
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st. Paul Uaisv s.o.,~ Va.

,o.a SOUTH ST. PAUL Sent 70
OF prices, IS. 3O@3 %. 's' OF
mand for fat cattle. uooo 10
Sales ranged at n sona %
>2.5O13. 10 for COVE. 'or stookers,
$3.1OQ4.1 Is for st.ars v"Ao 1oF nelfors;
SHEEP Marie,
good stuff, common d.. On" actiee on
Muttons, 1888 lamhs
Receipts: Hors. 7uo. 800.
cOO; calves, $50. o' S'VVV' sheep
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CHICAGO, 9tP"
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-September, 6iA.; ,sc
6iXc; Decem ber. 6sAc: May % sSmh
CORN-Septembor. 1890; p
29Xc; May. alXc.
OATS-Scptcmber, 2OAc; D
SON@aOHc; May, 1870. o,,ob(
PORK - September. tsl2; soui.
". Is: December, q %: January
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Liver CUmplaints and Ner'
Cared. I'D

No complaints are more oo'n"u u,naa}
tho above; you feel dull o ,"d ID
your bowels move irregular'y S"' l,t
have . clumsy feeling about tne .,e n
Az this condition develops you bd
to grow respondent. Try at onJ1 UH
tie Of Dr.. Fenoer's Blood anu r. N
Remedy and Nerve Tonic. s.cAl
brighten the spirits and give 81 nnt sst
tional vigor TO tho body. II ~. mopd
fled after rsing ono bottle, YOU smith
will be refunded BY Frank
Madison. \
DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIve wotIa
largest sale OF any 6alve IN n~IG;shoue1
This fact and IL merit has lee o' ",sit \
people 70 attempt 70 coun.ts \
Look out for the man Who at'gmaWlt]
decisive you when you call ior.;. oure
Witch Hazel 1alve The great p = 1Oprs.
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~1'ssso Us'on sseos Ysrda
CHICAGO. Sept, 10
The herald., 1898-09-06
THE WORLDS WHEAT
The American Crop Not 50 Large ~
Promised

eeeS e~eeeS@eSss~A SAVk 4sSS ~ AASS . y -
Promised
NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-The wheat crop
Of 1898 is not quite UP to promise, according
to the report Of the American Agricultur-
alist. which appears in the issue Of Sep
tember l. This says that in few states
It now appears the promise Of wheat was
not fulfilled in actual grain by what must
seem like a large margin, while in num-
Der Of states the rate OF yield was even
greater than indicated on July 1. But
with full allowance for all disappointment,
the fact remains that the crop this year is
the largest on record.
The reported rate OF yield in winter wheat
is 14.S bushels andsin spring wheat 1874
bushels.
The Anal crop result will appear next
month, but the American Agriculturist
says that 1t must not miss to note that
II the present rate of yield indicated shall
be maintained, the total production OF win
ter wheat will be rather under 400, 900 900
bushels, and spring wheat fully 800, 900 900
but subject to modification of the month.
SYDNEY, N. s. W.. Sept. 5.-The area
sown to wheat in New South Wales Is
shown by complete reports to be 15O0. .0D
ocres. which Is an increase Of 26 per cent
over the area devoted to that product last
season. 1t Is estimated that the total yield
will be 100000 bushels which will allow
Of substantial exports.
The herald., 1898-09-06
ON THE WHEEL
The Western Wonder Is Getting Bacl
Into Form

NEW YORK, Sept. 5-Jimmy Michael
demonstrated his superiority over his old
Welsh schoolmate, Tom Linton, at the
Manhattan Beach cycle track this after.
noon in an hour unlimited unpaced race.
The conditions were nearly perfect, and
the race was witnessed by thousands OF
enthusiasts. When Linton gave UP, at
ter racing thirty miles. the little Welsh
rarebit was rendered an ovation. Linton
cut out some fast work in the beginning OF
the contest and smashed all existing rec
ords from the second up to the eleventh
mile, which he covered in 1S minutes n
seconds. This was is seconds better
than his own worlds record. Michael was
two seconds slower than Linton, but also
ahead of the record at this point. Both
were behind the record In the twelfth mile.
but In the thirteenth the record Of 22:21,
held by Harry Elkes Of Glens Falls, N. Y,
was beaten. Michael did the distance In
22:18 and Linton's time was 22:20 3S. From
this stage until the end Of the race. Elkes
time was not touched by either.
The exact distance made by Linton was
30 miles, 696 yards. Michael won by two
miles and 800 yards.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 5.-The worlds
record was broken at the state L. A. W.
meet here today, when Charles Porter
and F. A. Joseph. both Of Detroit, won the
two-mlle amateur handicap tandem event.
starting from scratch in 4.U 3-6. The for.
mer record was 4:06.
The herald., 1898-09-06
CANO'S MANY CRIMES
The Mexican Desperate Makes Good
His Escape

SANTA FEE. N. M, Sept. 5.-Esezquiet
Cano, ex-convict, who broke Jail here few
days ago and made good his escape, Is now
believed to have murdered three women
within the past five years, besides having
committed numerous highway robberies and
burglaries. He was last arrested for the
murder of Mrs. Lola Galleges de Ward
who was dubbed to death on lonely path
near this city. The authorities have con-
Guided that he also murdered the japanese
woman at Albuquerque In 1897, and one
year later killed the woman Baca Archu-
leta. For the killing Of the japanese woman
Edward w. Trout of Albuquerque. who
was intimate with her. is serving forty
years sentence in the penitentiary.
A Sheriff's posse and a pack Of blood
hounds have been on Cano's trail, but he
has eluded them. 1t is believed he is head
ing for nothern chihuahua. Mexico, where
he is said to have relatives.
The herald., 1898-09-06
Los ANGELES HERALD. TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER g. 1898

members Of the senate. hve Of the house
and nine ether persons who shall fairly
represent the different industries and en-
ployments. The senators and representa-
tives have already been appointed. For
the positions to be filled by the president
there are on file at the White House about
LIS applications.
Senator Kyle. who, by virtue Of his office,
Is expected to be chairman of the commits
sion. has already indicated to the president
that he would be ready to call the body to-
gether for organization by Sept. 18th, and
the president gave him to understand that
the personnel Of the commission would be
complete by that time. Among those who
have been mentioned In connection with
the appointments are ex-Representative
Phillips of Pennsylvania. former chaIrma n
of the house labor commission; Mr.. Sar-
gent Of the Locomotive Firemen's brother
hood, ex-Representative Farquhar OF New
York, Major Hansen of Georgia and Cap
tain E. A. Smythe of South Carolina, the
two latter being candidates presented by
the cotton milling interests of the south.
The herald., 1898-09-06
MIDDLE-OF-R -ROADfRS
GET LOST ON THE STREETS OF
1891, CINCINNATI
TheysFailed to Find the Hall Promptly
and Failed Altogether to Find
Unanimity

CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-The national
convention Of the middle of the road Popu-
lists was to have convened at the Lyceum
at am, but owing to the conference of
leaders and the inability OF Ignatius Dom
nelly and others to find the hall, the con-
vention was not called to order until 1880
pm. During the forenoon the middle of
the-roaders were In formal conference and
exchanged opinions enough to indicate
much difference in their views as to wheth-
er they should hold nominative conven-
ton or merely general conference. In
calling the convention to order, J. A. Par
ker of Louisville, Secretary OF the Reform
Association, strongly advocated indepen-
dent action by the Populists, whether 1t is
done at this convention or at some future
time. Ignatius Donnelly was chosen tenn
porary chairman and made a most radical
speech. He referred to Grover Cleveland as
traitor to the Democratic party, and Sen
ator Butler as a traitor to the Popul!st
party. He was specially severe in de-
nouncing Senator Butler as a man who
reached an exalted position by conniving
with the Republicans for his election to the
Senate, and now under instructions from
w. j. Bryan was conniv.ng with the Demo-
Gratis. Mr.. Donnelly advocated re-organ-
zation Of the Popul!st party on the line Of
the middle-of-the-roaders, as indicated in
their conference at Omaha last June and
again at Nashville, Tenn. July /. The
usual committees of credentials resolu-
tions, rules, order of business and perma-
nent organization were appointed, when re-
cess was taken until pm.
Tho aftorroou session disciosed MANY dif.
ferences between the middle-of-the-roaders,
who were denouncing fusionists as demor-
alizing. They were united on the subject
If such permanent organization as 10 pre-
vent fusion or desertion hereafter and an
Independent ticket for 1900, but there were
wide differences as to how to prevent "Tu-
sion desertions" and how to name the can
dida.es. AS the committee on credentials
had not reported, Chairman Ignatius Dom
nelly was compelled to recognize whoever
could get the floor, and there was much dis
cussion over partial report of the commit
tee on credentials. AS the call for this con-
vention was misunderstood, and was by
many thought to have been withdrawn, It
was difficult to pass on any Credentials.
Most of those present are self-constituted
delegates. or, at least, are unable to show
tho usual credentials, and there Is another
class claiming the right to vote proxies. AS
there are only two or three present from
some states, the question Of proxies is one
on which control Of the convention hinges,
and 1t was pending when the convention ad-
journed until tomorrow. The committees
were In session tonight.
The herald., 1898-09-06
HAWAIIAN COMMISSION
WANTS A NICE NAME FOR THE
NEW TERRIToRY
The Garrison Still Camped at the Race
Track and the Strictest Discipline
Maintained

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 5-The United
States transport steamer I4akme arrived
from Honolulu today. bringing the follow.
date of August 22:
The Hawaiian Commission is getting down
to work in earnest and on Friday and Sat
urday held prolonged sessions, all Of the
members being present The first subjec:
considered was a name to be given the
territory, and the form of government was
also discussed. with the number Of Federal
officials to act in the territory.
The subject of Federal laws and their
application was the chief topic at Satur-
days session. Arrangements are being per-
fected for tour. of the islands by the
commission. and tonight the steamer Clau.
dine will leave here. All the principal
points on the various islands will! be Wis.
tied. after which the party will return to
Honolulu. probably arriving here on Sat.
urday.
The United States transport ship Tacoma
with 400 horses and mules for the army
at Manila. arrived OF here last night.
Four horses were lost on the voyage. The
vessel will remain here about a week.
The Tacoma will not sail through the
treacherous Ballington Channel, but will
be met by towboat sent by General Mer.
rift and towed through the straits Of sar
Bernadina to her destination. This will
shorten the journey by several weeks.
Captain Book Of the United States steam
ship Mohican has been ordered to take hi.
vessel to Mare Island. The vessel will
probably sail on Tuesday next.
There is strong feeling of friendship
for the United States among the Chinese
on the islands, especially among the higher
classes, and they look to the new govern.
ment to give them all the privileges en-.
joyed by them under the old regime.
The Honolulu garrison is still campei
at the race track. and there is no present
intention of moving the camp. The strict.
est discipline Is maintained and visitors
are kept outside the lines. Stores of al
kinds are arriving rapidly.