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Evening star., 1898-08-10
CARROLL DONALLY FOUND,
Missing Boy Captured by Lfvernin,
N. Y, Police.

Missing Boy Captured by Lfvernin,
N. Y, Police.
Major Sylvester, superintendent Of police,
received telegram this afternoon from
Chief Of Police George Collar of Livernia,
N. Y, stating that he had in custody Car
roll H. d. Donally, the boy who disappear
ed from his home in this city the 10th of
May last, as heretofore published in The
Star. The boys father, DR.. Williams DON
ally, also received telegram from Chief
Collar.
In addition to giving the news of the
boys capture, Chief Collar also asked what
to do with him. 1t is likely that DR.. Don
ally will wire him to hold the captive until
he can come and get him.
Dr. Donally lives at 511 B street north
east, and has an office at No. 1922 I4th
street northwest. Carroll II. Donally, the
boy who is in custody, is sixteen years old.
He is well known to the boys on Capitol
Hill, in the neighborhood where he lived
and his disappearance did not surprise
many of them Last year he attended the
Peabody School, but left before the close
of the term. He left the city, but returned
shortly afterward and was seen by some
of his companions, although he did not re-
turn to his parents home. 1t was after
this visit that he was seen tramping toward
Baltimore with strange man. This man,
arm with a figure of a weeping willow, a
boy and the word mother all in blue ink
The right arm is said to have a smaller fig
ure. probably heart pierced by dart.
Just when the boy will be returned home
is not yet known,
Evening star., 1898-08-10
NOW AT TH0RoUGHFARE.
Second Division Goes Into Camp After
F04ced7M March.

Second Division Goe. Into Camp After
F04ced1March.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
THoRoUGHF4RE.a va, August 10.-vir-
giria mud made the marching difficult for
the I'd Division yesterday, but in spite Of
fords waist deep and roads well nigh i'm
passable, the command was able to march
to Thoroughfare,. covering the distance of
two days march in one The troops strip
ped and waded Broad run, only to be after
ward wet through by the heavy rain. Camp
was pitched in the soft ooZe, and an un-
successful attempt was made to boil coffee.
The march was highly successful and the
work performed by the quartermasters de-
partment astonished every one, the bag
gage and rationS being brought into camp
in m ediately after the troops.
thirty lone typhoid fever patients were
left with the field hospital at Bristow to be
shipped to Fort Myer. OF this number the
Sd New York has twelve, the 159th, I'd and
9th Massachusetts, four each, the Sd Mis-
scuri, 1th Illinois and Saith Michigan three
each, and one each from the 9Th Pennsyl-
yania and 33d Michigan. A wagon load of
delicaoies has been sent to Bristow from
sick.
The absence of the field hospital has put
the surgeons at their wits ends to care for
the sick now on hand. They are extern
poriZ1ng regimental hospitals and are anx-
icrsly awaiting the establishment of the
hospital at Thoroughfara.
Every effort is being made to get the
camp into good shape. Two side tracks
are being put in, one for supplies and the
other to secure water from Spouting
Spring, while fuel and road material has
been telegraphed for.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
Washington stocx Exchange.

Sales regular cau-12 O'Clock m.-American Sc
curfty end Trust 500 at 1024. Mergenthaler Lin
phone 100 at I2st; 100 at i24. After caii0Di g.
365s, 5000 at ll3. Mergenthaler Linotype, 10 at
1S4&.
District of Columbia Bonds.-3e5s funding. cur
Miscellaneous Bonds.-NIetropolitan Railroad IS
III bid Metropolitan Railroad conv is 100 bid
Metropolitan Railroad certificates Of indebtedness
A. J10 bid. Metropolitan Railroad certificates of
lis bid. lexington Railrond 0s, Js BID Washing
ton Gas Company Us, series A, l12 hid. Washing
ton Gas Company 6s. series Q. il2 mid, L. S.
Electric Light deb. imp, loo hid los asked. Ches-
apeake and Potomac Telephone 5s los bid Amer
lean Security and Trust 100 hid.
National Bank Stocks.-Bank of Washington 2s5
bid. Metropolitan, 3o5 bid. CeptraI i4O bid
Farmers and Mechanics, 1s0 bid. Second l40 It'd
Citizens. 13I hid. Columbia I30 hid Capital lis
hid. West End, IS bid, Sal9 asked Traders IS
bid
Safe Deposit and Trust companies.-Natiop.l
Safe Deposit and Trust, j12 bid Washington Loan
and Trust, 1261s bid, 130 asked American Sc
curity and Trust, 149 bid.
Insurance stocks.-Fi-emens, &c bld. Franklin.
Potomac, So bid Arlington, l2i bid German
American, 1s5 bid National Union. 10 bid. CO.
lumbia. 10 bid: Rigs, ga bid, asked. People s,
81 bid. Lincoln, 81. bid. Commercial bid
Title Insurance Stocks.--Rsal Estate Title 70
bid Columbia Title, AZ bid.
Railroad Stocks.-Capi.al Traction, I3lk bid 73lL
asked. Metropolitan, 121 bid. Columbia, 74ls bid.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks. Washington Gas
4IA bid. Georgetown Gas, - bid. L. s. Electric
Light, 100 bid 1881 asked
Telephone Stocks.-Chesapeaze and potor ac as
bid. Pennsylvania, IS hid.
Miscellaneous Stoeas. - Meryenthaler Linotype
1Sih bid, 1854 asked Ianston Monotype IGi.
bid. 16As asked. American Graphophone i2x bid
i29s asked American Graphopaone preferred, xi3
Great Falls Ice, 110 bid.
xEx div.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
Bl UNKNOWN PERSON,
Notice to w. D. Denison MysteriousIy
Sent to White House.

1t appears from a report made to the
health officer in the matter that notices
to abGte nulsances which some would-be
joker sent 10 the President, as stated in
yesterdays Star, were served on Mr. VIM
o. Denison, a local real estate dealer, on
the 81 and 9TH instants After being so
served. the notices were mailed to the
President by some unknown person. The
object of this party was not, however, ac-
complished, for the President never saw
them. as the envelope was opened by a
clerk at the White House and returned by
him without comment to the health office
The eLort of the inspector of the health
office Mr.. ]. II. Crawford, is as follows:
The notices return ed from the Executive
Mansion and handed to me are the same
notices l served on w. o. Denison, except
that the name of his excellency, William
Mckinley, has been written over that of
W. y. Denison, and the names of Court
and Money streets written over Gushing
and Nj streets, and / wish to say that /
personally handed these same notices 20
Denison and beg leave to inclose duplicates
Of the same"
Mr. Denison was not In his office today
and statement from him could not be OBJ
tanned. -
Evening star., 1898-08-10
ENTER PLEAS FOR DIVORCE.
Two Wives Who Seek the Aid of the
Courts.


Mrs. Ida Jost has entered suit for di-
voice against her husband, William Jost
through her attorney, Mr.. Campbell. Mrs
Jost alleges that she was married to the
defendant in this city November IS, $780,
and lived with him until 1892, when he de-
serted her. Since that time, however, he
has visited her at the houses where she
has lived, and also at places where she
has been at work. He has frequently as
saulted her, it is alleged. and she is in
constant fear of bodily harm. Mrs. Jost
declares further that her health has been
permanently impaired by the attacks made
upon her by the defendant.
A husbands desertion is the alleged cause
of a suit for divorce filed late this after
noon by Mrs. Carrie Lee nee FendalD,
through her attorney, Simon Lyon against
James T.. v. Lee. The complainant and
defendant were married in Baltimore, Feb
ruary 2. 1894. They lived together in the
monumental city until February 1, 1896,
when they removed to this city.
Mrs. Lee alleges that. May 1, 1896, her
husband willfully deserted her and left the
city. His present whereabouts she does
not know. She asks for absolute divorce
and TO be allowed to resume her maiden
name of Carrie Fendall.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
skAGUAY SWEPT by FIRE.
Latest Report Shows Flames An
prOachinG the Dynamite Sheds

SAN FRANCISCO, August 10.-A special
to the Chronicle from Vancouver says the
steamer Farrallon arrived in Vancouver
yesterday On Thursday night when she
left Skaguay, Captain Rogers says fifteen
or twenty houses in the town were in
flames, and the, last report he received was
that the inadequate fire brigade was at
tempting to keep the flames from the dy-
Mantle sheds, where the railway company
mad their powder stored. The people were
panic-stricken and the forests surrounding
the town were all ablaze.
The houses caught fire from the bush fires
surrounding Skaguay, and as a high wind
prevailed it drove the flames to the center
OF the town. Passengers on board the
Farrallon expressed the opinion that Ska
quay had been swept out of existence by
the fire, but the purser said he believed the
fire could be gotten under control, as it
started near the water front. and the de-
molishing of several houses between there
and the center of the town would prevent
the flames from spreading.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
THE ST. PAUL AND ST. LOUIS.
They Reach Santiago to Bring More
Troops Home.

They Reach Santiago to Bring More
Troops Home.
GUANTANAMO BAY, August 9, Il a m.,
via Playa del Este delayed in transmits
sicn).-The st. Paul las arrived here from
Porto Rico and proceeds to Santiago de
Cuba in order to embark troops.
The st. Louis sailed for Santiago this
morning.
Both the ST. Paul and the st. Louis will
embark the troops outside the harbor en-
trance, being too long to enter the harbor
proper.
Capt. Clark formerly of the battle ship
Oregon, is going north on the st. Paul,
owing to i'll health.
Capt. A. S. Barker. formerly of the New
ark, commands the Oregon, and Capt C. F.
Goodrich, formerly of the st. Louis. COM
mands the Newark. The latter with tn,
Detroit, Suyanee and Scorpion, accompany
the Resolute to the Isle of Pines. Capt.
Goodrich is in chearge of the expedition
which sails today or tomorrow.
The Niagara's sailing for Key Wests via
Porto Rico has been delayed until today
A speedy conclusion of the peace negotia-
tions, one way or the other, is earnestly
hoped for throughout the fleet, as the state
of inaction and suspense is trying to Off
GERS and men, though the health and dis
cipline of the naval forces are good. There
are only 10 men on the sick list, out of
$500 men on the ships in this harbor, and
none of the cases is serious.
Chief Engineer c. J. MacConnell, the fee
engineer Of the flagship New York, goes
north in day or so on sick leave. He has
been suffering from rheumatism almost
since the war began, but has stuck to his
duty. The DOCTORS however, now positive :
ly order him home.
The spleldid work done by the New
Yorks engines. not single breakdown be-
ing recorded is greatly due to Chief En-
gineer MacConnell.
A PiteOus Sight.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, August 0, 4:l5
p.m.-The auxiliary cruiser ST. Louis arriv-
ed here this morning, but owing to her
great length she was unable to enter the
harbor. The 9th and 10th Infantry will be
lightered out to her tomorrow morning
and she will leave in the afternoon with
both regiments
The shipment of troops, American and
Spanish, is being pushed with the greatest
activity. The embarkation of the sick
Spaniards on the Alicante was a most pit
eous sight. They were brought from the
hospitals on stretchers, in wagons and upon
the backs of their comrades, often scarcely
stronger than the sick men they bore The
docks were lined with officers and soldiers
who supported or carried their wives and
daughters.
The American wagons and ambulances
brought cart loads of miserable, coioress
skeletons. 1t was a heartrending spectacle.
The steam lighters Bessie and Laura Were
literally covered with the stretchers and lit
tiers, and the sick and dying presented d
CHASTITY scene. The embarkation was part
ly effected in the midst of a drenching rain;
but absolute order was maintained and dig
nified, soldisrly silence. No murmurs or
complaints were heard. although the tale
Of suffering was told in the pale, wan faces
of all.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
cARRANzA AT MONTREAL
Spanish Naval Attache and Spy Again APP
pears In Public.
He Has Been experimenting Sending
of blockade Runners
to Cuba.

MONTREAL, Que, August 10.-Lieut.
Raynon De rCarranza, formerly naval at
tache of the Spanish embassy at Wash
iEgton. who was supposed to have sailed
for England three weeks ago, in accord
ance with an order from the Canadian gov
erLment to leave the country, appeared
here again today. He refuses to say where
he has been.
H. c. st. Pierre, Lieutenant Carranza' s
lawyer. says that the lieutenant has been
on visit to st. Pierre, Miquelon, super
intending the sending of blockaCe runners
to Cuba. His work being over now and
peace at hand. he has come back to bid
farewell to his friends before leaving for
Europe.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
BODY BROUGHT HOME,
Henry Schultz the Suicide, Buried a,
Prospect Hill.

The body of Henry C. Schulz, who killed
his wife and then committed suicide Sat
urday, at Davenport, Iowa, as published
in Saturdays Star, was brought here last
night Undertaken Gawler received the re-
mains at the depot and removed them to
the home of the dead mans father, No. 1213
New Hampshire avenue from where the
funeral took place this morning.
In the death certificate, which accompa-
MED the body, appeared the statement Civ
ing suicide by shooting as the cause of
death. 1t is stated that he shot himself
through the head. The body was in an ex-
cellent condition. and relatives were per
mitted to view his face before the body
was taken to Prospect Hill cemetery and
inferred.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
FOUND DEAD.
Daniel Eberly's Lifeless Body Dis
covered This Morning.

Daniel Eberly's Lifeless Body Dis
covered This Morning.
by his wife dead in tie kitchen at his
hcme, No. 154 F street hortheast, about 6
o'clock this morning. Mrs. Eberly at once
summo Eed neighbors toSher assistance. II
was evident from the condition of the body
that death had occurred some time before
Ii was found
For some time past Mr.. Eberly had been
troubled with what appeared to be heart
disease Acting Coroner Glazebrook made
an examination and gave a certificate of
death from natural causes.
The deceased was about forty years old,
He was a nephew of Mr.. A. Eberiy. who
kept stove store on 7th street for many
years.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
COL. BOGAN'S FUNERAL.
Representative Fitzgerald Secures
Detail of a Body Guard.

Representative Fitzgerald of Massachu-
setts called on President Mckinley today
and secured authority from the War De-
partment officials to make arrangements
for the funeral of Col. Frederic B. Began of
the 9th Massachusetts, Regiment, who died
In Boston yesterday after the hard CAM
paign in Santiago. Mr.. Fitzgerald will se-
cure bodyguard detail from the regiment
now temporarily at Dunn Loring Va, to
leave probably tonight for the funeral
which will take place Friday The 9th
Massachusetts has been unfortunate in the
health of it's officers. The two senior ma
Jors are dead. and the lieutenant colonel in
just recovering from a serious attack.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
NEW ARMY CAMPS,
Sites in Kentucky, Tennessee and
North Carolina Examined,

The War DepaIspent has under consid-
Grafton the establishment of army camps at
Lexington, KY; Knoxville, Tenn, and Try
on, n. C. Army officers have been de-
tailed and are now examining into the suit
ability of each of these places and if their
reports are satisfactory the camps will be
established and orders issued directing
various commands now at Chickamauga TO
move to the new camps.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
An STREET IMPROVEMENT
Or. Whiting VIII Erect n Four-story
Office building.

Dr. c. F. Whiting. the purchaser of the
old Miller building 1881 F street. the sale
Of which was mentioned few days ago in
The Star. is arranging 10 improve the
property at once by the erection of a ne7y
tour-story Office building. Plans have
already been prepared by Mr.. W. NJ PoIn-
cexter. architect, and the new structure
viii be an attractive addition to the mod
ern business buildings on that street. The
lot has frontage of q feet inches and
q depth of 1I3 feet to an alley, so that the
Few building viii be large and commodious
Evening star., 1898-08-10
suit Against Telephone Company.

William H. Fisher of 700 Tth street north
vest this afternoon entered suit against the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pSny. asking for an injunction on the same
principles as the former suits brought for
The enforcement OF the new $50 telephone
rate OF rental. Messrs. Birney & Wood
complainant.
Evening star., 1898-08-10

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
RICHMOND. Va, August 1o.-Capt. G.
A Taylor, traffic manager OF the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, died at Daggers' Springs this morn
ing He was one of the most popular rail-
road officials in Virginia. and was brave
soldier in the confederate service
Evening star., 1898-08-10
TO BE REAR ADMIRALS.
Promotions of Sampson and Schley
Under Consideration.

schedule of promotions of officers in
the navy engaged in active operations is un-
der consideration by the Secretary of the
Navy. Admiral Sampson is increased eight
numbers and becomes rear admiral.
Commodore Schley is increased six num-
bers to the rank of rear admiral just be-
low Sampson. Captain Clark is increased
six numbers in rank of captain. Lieuten-
ant Wainwright, eight numbers, to rank
of captain.
The promotions run through the entire
line.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
storekeeper Lane Dropped Dead.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August 1o.-John H.
Lane, storekeeper of the United States
transport Minnewaska, dropped dead on his
boat here today. The troopship was wait
ing to carry the Sd Regiment of immunes
to Santiago Lane was fifty-five years of
age and the father of Capt. Lane of the
ninth police precinct, New York
Evening star., 1898-08-10
Sick and wounded Coming here.

SHcA "Hu WOuuS oOH1HB Here.
A government hospital train, consisting
of 13 tourist sleepers, one private Pullman
car. one diner and one combination car,
left Atlanta yesterday evening by the
Southern railway. loaded with sick and
wounded soldiers, and will reach Wash
ington this afternoon between and 8
o'clock.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
storms XIII Hundreds i'm Formo.a.

YOKOHAMA, August 10.-yiolent storms
and floods. it is announced in advices just
received here from the Island of Formosa,
have resulted in the loss of hundreds of
lives at Tai Peh, that island. Great dam
age was done to property there.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
Engineers safl for Porto Rico.

NEW YORK, August 10.-The transport
Chester, with the 1st Regiment of volun-
teer Engineers. numbering about 1000 mer,
at $3.50 this morning.
Evening star., 1898-08-10

two months irhprisdnment, and the fine
is remitted.
Two deaths have been reported since yes
terday. both of typhoid fever. The unfor-
tunates were patients in the Fort Myer
hospital. They erei'Privates C. P. Van
Burskirk, Company 4, 18th Pennsylvania,
and c. J. kurtz,L CouItany C. Sd New York
Evening star., 1898-08-10
Grain, Provision. and Cotton Markets.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co., bankers
and brokers, 1927 + St, members New York
STOCK exchange. correspondents Messrs
Laoenburg. Thalmann & Co. New York
Evening star., 1898-08-10
First seizure of Klondike whisky.

SEATTLE. Wash. August 10.-The first
seizure of whisky under a recent executive
order of President Mckinley has been made.
dozen cases of whisky which were on the
steamer dock. billed for Alaska, were dis
lodged.
Evening star., 1898-08-10
The Presidents Admission.

President Mckinley. in a personal inter-
view early this afternoon, admitted that
he answer Of Spain was not entirely salts
factory. and that the Spanish government.
through NJ. CambOn. had been given to un-
ceTstand that the terms originally offered
- this government would be adhered
TO- He said that these terms were specific
and would not be altered. The President
added that he was expecting a definite re-
ply within day or two.
Evening star., 1898-08-10

Court-martial sentences have been pub
iished in the cases of Privates c. n. Harri-
son and H. j. Waterson, Company F, Sd
Virginia They were sentenced to serve
three months at light labor. and to pay a
nne OF $3 per month during time of con-
nnement- In consideration of their igno
rance Of articles of war, both men being re-
cruits. the sentence has been changed to
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