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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-14
New York Closing Stocks.


Atchison ........ 12kSt Paul ....... ..1071kl
do pref ........ 1874 do pref 1891
Bald. & Ohio :. 44zlst. p. & Om... :. 799t
Can Pacific 80. SH2 do pref ........15S
Can. Southern . 50 st. p. NJ & NIP
Cent. Pacific -, z51a So. Pacific -. 22ik
Ches. Ohio 2l3s SO. Railway -. sk
Chi. e Alton ..lJ4 do pref ..... 33Il
Chi. b. & Q. LIE Tex. & Pacific. 1874
Chi & y. H.. 1914 Union Pac. pref 655s
Gee. & st. L.. 40AlU. p. d. & O..
do pref ....~.. SO Wabash .......
Del. e. Hudson. 1O4 do pref ..... 2OK
Del. l.. & Wis Wheel. & L. e.. az
Den. no d..- 10 DO pref ........ 1872
do pref ........ 9A Adams Elk. .....1N
Erie (new) $50. 1873 American FIX. ..120
do LIST pref 'sSs4 United States .. 40
Fl. Wayne LILO Wells Fargo =. 20
Ga. Nor. pref ..l5gh A. Cot. Oil -. S6N
Hooking Val do pref ........ 50
Ill Central ...-lO9 ANN Spirits -. l1M
Lake Erie a. w. IA do pref ....... 34A
do pref ........ 90 Am. Tobacco .1195s
Lake Shore .,ly2la do pref ........1lS
Louis. e. Nash. spa Peoples Gas ....1O3ik
Manhattan L.. 50 Cons. Gas .....172
Met st. Ry. 1914 Com Cable Co. .179
Mich. Cent. LOG Col f. & Iron. 2Olk
MINI. a 81. l.. y DO pref ....,... 50
do LIST pref =. SO Gen. Electric :. 70
Mo. Pacific 800. 30 III. Steel ........ 80
Mobile. & Ohio 26l2 La Ciede Gas .. &c
Mo. X & t.. 1915 Lead .....s..... 80
do pref ....,... 20 do pref ....,...108
Chi Ind & L.. 7iz Nat Lin. Oil =. 2%
do pref ....... 2Si4 Pacific Mail go. 32z{
n j. Cent. 50 Pullman Pal ...1921s
N Y. Cent. ....ll5lz Silver Cert. ...... 59&
n. Y. Chi. & ST S. Rope & 7. .. Ga
"a ............. He Sugar ............ii2is
do LIST pref -. 60 do pref .......1 1864
do End pref 81 r. c. & Iron =. 265s
Nor. West. -. - u. S. Leather =. Gls
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-14
COTTON.

The local market was unchanged to-
day. The only change was in the tone,
which went from quiet and easy to quiet
At the Cotton Exchange, at the first cali,
the market was buletined quiet and easy,
and Unchanged, with sales of
1,O17 bales. AT the second
call, the market was quiet and unchanged,
with sales of 175 bales. AT the last call,
the market closed quiet and unchanged,
with sales of AZ bales.
- The following were the official spot quo
tations, at the close of the market, at the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
Good middling ......,...................... SIS
Mlddling "A
Low middling ..................,....-,... Az
GOOu Ordinary .-......s-. ..s...'...'..'s.+
Market-Quiet; sales, 1,2S9,
Sea Island Cotton-The situation In the
market remains unchanged. The sales
are being made on a basis of the follow
ing quotations:
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
AMERIUANIZ.NG SANTIAGO.

Our Postal and Scl,"ol Systems Being Es-
txblished Death Itate Increasing.
Santiago Cuba, Aug. 29.-The Ameri-
can postal system is soon to be~intro-
duced here and house to house delivery
and letter boxes are to be established.
The merchants are much pleased, and
the desire is general for the Inaugural
ton of American business systems.
The modification of the administra-
ton of the provincial governments by
Generals Lawton and Wood meets with
the appreciation of intelligent citizens
and cooperation in the movement is
increasing. The schools will open on
Sept. /. English will be taught In all
the grades for the purpo'e of It's Ameri-
canizing effect. The employees or the
civil government are now paid win
checks only, owing to the scarcity OF
small change.
The death rate among citizens and
troops is increasing. The deaths in the
city daily number about 80. The mortal
| tty among the soldiers Is small, now
ever, Patients who are conValesceh'
after an attack of dysentery ana yelo"
fever gain strength slowly owing 10 ths
eneryating effect Of the climate. Two
| hundred immunes are now IN the hospi'
tai. .., "a,
The steamer Panther has lett with lo'
s;ck soldiers of all regiments ana I'M
Louisiana with 1926 sick from all regi
ments. leaving 500 for the oliveue
which is expected on wednesday u
take all the sick save the critical cases
Eight thousand rations have oeeh .
matched to Guantanamo pay lor wv
companies of Rays immuhes' -"
transports San Augustine Aeom no 60 CIV
iards at Guantanamo bay. .
The cheriban, a hospital ship. lei
with p, 600 sick Spaniards. The condl
ton of all Spanish soldiers who nav
left or are about to leave Is pl'nu
Physicians say that 30 per cent OF r nra
viii die before reaching Spain. Ihre
thousa nd remain here
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29

London, Aug. 29.-The Prince OF wales
made his first landing on SATURDAY
from the royal yacht Osborne IN a
month. going ashore at Mount Edge
cumbe, Devonport, after elaborate prep.
arations amid a furry of excitement
among the villagers. A housepoa' a.o.l'
the Davenport dockyard nau oeen m.I
.'.;.,, n,atform level with the gun"ale
ord This was brought alongside the Us
horne and made fast and the PLATFORM
being dashed to the yacht furnished a
means of egress for the princes invailo
chair carriage from the stables OF
the Earl of Mount Edgecumbe, whom the
nrince visited, was in waiting ana IN
this his royal highness was insta'leu II.
the most careful manner by TOUT sa''e e.s
from the yacht. The prince NV eou w.,
.,,o hours, but the horses were never
a,,owed 10 move at faster pace thah
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
Nava, yoterans' announcement.

New York, Aug. 2s.-Daniel F. Kelly,
rear admiral, commanding, Of the Ma
tional Association of Naval Veterans OF
the United States of America, and who
10 chief engineer of the revenue cutter
service now on duty in New York, gave
out the announcement for the thir-
teenth reunion, convention and parade,
which is to take place in Cincinnati on
tuesday, Sept. 6. The National Associ-
alton of Veterans of the United States
il composed of naval veterans whose
headquarters are in Independence hall
Philadelphia. A peace jubilee and re-
union of the naval veterans of the Fed
eral and Confederate armies will consti-
tute features If the programme. II Is
intended to invite the ex-Confederates
to parade with the naval veterans
Prominent northern and southern gen
erals and civilians will be invited to ad
drass the gathering. Among those VINO
will be invited to address the naval vet
Grams is General ]. B. Gold Ct Georgia
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
THE FALL Of MAHDlSM,
End Of Misrule In Sudan In Sight ct
Last.
WILL ATTACK 0MDURMAN.
British Arc Advancing Against the Der
wish Stronghold and "Chiness" Cor
don's Death VIII ut Last He
Avenged.

Wady Hamed, Lower Egypt, Aug. ~.
The Anglo Egyptian expedition is now
we'll on the way to Ell HAIR, 40 miles
north of Omdurman. The advance
guard Is probably there by this time. 1t
Is now probable that the attack on the
khalifa's forces at Omdurman will be
made before Sept. 4, as Ell Hair is only
two days march from the dervish
stronghold.
Gordon's Death Recalled.
The approaching attack of the Anglo
Egyptian forces on the city of Omdur-
man, the headquarters Of the Mahdi
chief known as the khalifa, recalls WV
idly the fall Of Khartum and the death
OF Gordon. which are responsible for the
present expedition under General Sir
Herbert Kitchener. The Sudan, former
ly belonging to Egypt, was taken by the
Mahdi and his followers, ending with
the fall OF Thartum and death Of Cor
don. the governor general. in January,
1885. The Mahdi, a religious fanatic,
had aroused the natives to point Of re.
bellion, and gradually the power Of
death of the Mahdi, Adbullah bin Sayd
hOHdliHlCu, Ouc VI tIlc Mduul hHdItoS
of whom there were three, proclaimed
himself the Mahdi's successor and came
into power. He has been a cunning,
cruel, but shortsighted ruler.
Omdurman, his city, opposite ruined
Khartum, on the Nile, was built by the
Mahdfs followers after the fall Of the
older city.
Advance to tho Front.
The expedition now advancing against
Omdurman consists CT about 25,00(
troops, most of whom are Egyptians
| the rest being tried British soldiers
| This expedition was undertaken more
than a year ago by the British anc
| Egyptian governments, not only to re-
| gain the rich and vast domain of the
Sudan, taken by the Mahdi, but also t.
punish the natives and possibly t.
avenge the heroic death of Gordon.
| The advance of the expedition from
Cairo along the Nile has been slow, bu
considering that a railroad has beef
constructed as the columns moved for
ward, the advance up to the prescn
point, now only 40 miles from Omdur
man, has been rapid, from militar
point of view The khalifa is suppose
to have about 10000 native troops, an
it is said he Is determined to make
desperate stand.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
KILLED AT A CROSSING.
Pleasure Party In u Wagon Struck by
Train and Five Killed.

treasure Party In Wagon Struck by
Train and Five Killed.
Ware. Mass, Aug. ga pleasure
party of IL met terrible fate in a grade
crossing collision here, with the result
tnat four persons were killed outright
the crossing boy killed and all the 9TH
ers on the blackboard more or less in
)ured, three being very seriously hurt.
one of them so badly that he will die.
Inc first intimation of the terrible az
fair was brought by the train which had
the victims on board. The bodies of the
dead were left in the baggage car of the
train awaiting the medical examiner,
while the wounded We're taken to the
town hall, where the surgeons worked
over them.
The dead are: George Whiting, aged
SO; Mrs. Whiting; Jessie Whiting, theil
daughter, aged 49,; Sadie Whiting, an.
other daughter, aged 20; a boy who
tagged the crossing (name unknown).
The seriously injured are: George
Whiting, Jr., fatally; Harold Rich, aged
10; John Scott, aged 6; Mildred Scott,
aged 4; Mrs. Houghton, both legs bro
ken.
The pleasure party was made up OF
the Whiting family and some of their
immediate friends of Eondville, and
they were going from their home in
Bondville to Forest lake, picnic grove
about one mile away, in a covered barge
drawn by four horses.
The accident occurred at Whiting s
| crossing, in Palmer on the Central
Massachusetts branch of the Boston and
Maine railroad. On one side Of the
crossing there is quite steep hill run.
ming right down to the tracks 1t is ex-
planned that as the barge came over the
crest of the hill and started down to.
ward the railroad track the flagboy al
the foot of the hill was seen to come out
of his station to flag an approaching
train. The barge had considerable
Roadway, and the four horses were not
easily held. In fact, the momentum OF
the vehicle on the steep grade was sc
great that it went by the flagboy an6
out upon the tracks just as the North
ampton and Ware accommodation tra!T
for Ware came along.
The engine struck the wagon abou
in the middle, tossing the occupants or
all sides, killing the horses and demol
fishing the vehicle.
The train was stopped and tender
hands at once went to the aid of thu
victims. Five bodies were picked up II
a terribly mangled condition-one tina
of boy being decapitated. The latte
was the substitute crossing tender tn
regular flagman, having been callet
away, put the boy on to flag this train
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
PEARY AT ST. JOHNS.
The Hope Arrives There With the Gree
1ood ExnlOratiOn Party,

The Hope Arrives There With the Greene
land Exploration Party.
st. Johns, N. F., Aug. 29.-The steam
err Hope has arrived here from her trip
to Greenland with the Peary exploring
expedition. After leaving Sydney, c. b.,
their first landing was at Cape YORK.
where natives were expected to be
found. The party was disappointed, how
ever. all the natives having left. With.
out any delay the expedition then sailed
for Snow Pocket bay, but here again
they were disappointed. They then pro-
ceeded to Saunders island, finding the
natives there in poor condition., they
having had an exceptionally baldwin
ter. snowfalls which lasted for weeks
forcing. them to quit their old haunts
in quest of food. The natives were de-
lighted to see Lieutenant Peary and
swarmed all over the ship.
The Hope took on board a NUMBER
of Eskimos and sailed for Wnaie
sound, but owing to the heavy Ice paci
was unable to get in. She came out al
right though she received some pae
scrapes. The party then decided to re-
turn to Saunders island, and spent
fortnight there, during which time o.
walrus and quantity of seal were Oh
tanned. Then the Hope proceeded 10
Foulkeford. She met the Windwara OF
the way. The latter is a poor snip 10
this work, being unable to steam to an
advantage, the Hope leaving her IA
behind on every occasion when they lei
port together. ia,
At Foulkefiord the Hope parted VIII
lieutenant Peary and sailed south o
the 18th inst, the Windward leaving a
the same time for Sheard Osborne flore
where Peary will make his headquar
ters during the winter.
resides go walrus, go dogs and te
rsL,,,o men and women were take
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
Central Vermont Railroad
Time-T able.

.,yrcrED TO JUNE. 20. 1893.
porrs daily, except Sunday, A. TO.
~" GOING SOUTH.
NAIL, For Boston VIA. LowelI o.
$40 a. Mt,..New York via. Springneio ano
f FnWsw England points. fnrlrr "a. Nv.
a ,on via. Lowell, wi!hoa, 'h Wits Noun.
peel. M Mn 9th through Parlor Car to Now fork
tslh tsnnfIpafeld, arriving '.lo p Ne
:" 7pl'Is N EAST EXPR 80. For Boston
400 T. M Nv YORK via. springfield andvA
Loweil' n,, dom Buffet parlor carlo bostcn
W." PAssENG Err. For NsIth.
40 P.A'-L ,,'id randolph, and White kiveI
Junction, connecting with mAeo
train for Windsor
pM.-NIGHT EXPRESS: o Leave ave-, I . "a
tlcS Esek DAYS only ,butleaves Mon'pgnle . ncs.
An, daily inG Ss,In 4 I Is Boston via.
ton v'", rv daily Except sunday 900 Al
sn 0'Ias Il, % am New York (except Sun
sunaI i.lSA. NJ. On Sundays runs to spring
ssI only. Wagner sleeping cara 10 Sos'"n
n A'a- Lowell and to Springfield
GOING NORTH.
LOCAL EXPRESS. For Burlins
500 a. ~, A5hans, Richford, Rouees Point Ply Ply
ton shnrs Connects at kssex Junction wNI
og asnsJt 10, all points on Rutland n. n.
MAIL. For Burlington, kutiand,
sos P. ~ M innction. 81. Albans, Montreal
G. Snsa6d o ydeo and III. Ws: VIZ
No' psrIor Car to Montreal, ana tnIous.
s ass car svAuton to Chicago via N''sA''
an M-zxpRsss for Burl.ng |onn 81; "a =.
eo b.s. and Montreal Pullman h'o Sleeping Hs,Soa
Montpelier Junction % ~ Ep'o next night
snansa. at Essex Junction for New for'
via. Rutland and Troy.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
p,e.sed with Camp at Lexington, ky.

Amesbury, Mass, Aug. 29.-Lieuten-
ant Colonel Bailey Of the Eighth MasSa-
chusetts regiment, United States vol
unteers, who has had command OF the
regiment at Chickamauga during COL
orel Pew's absence, arrived here on a
ten days leave of absence. In an in
terview Colonel Bailey said that when
he left the regiment was settled in Their
new camp at Lexington, KY, and the
men were greatly pleased with it. The
camp was much better than camp
Thomas and the men had picked up
wonderfully since reaching there. They
now had no cases of serious illness. All
If the sick men were left at Camp
Tbomas. being transported to the di-
visional hospital All of the sick are
having the best of treatment now ano
their friends need not worry apou'
them. AS soon as the sick men are We
enough they will be sent home on fur
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
,.rum FOR Sick Soldiers.

baltimore Aug. 29.-Dr. Walter b.
p,att has placed the Garrett SANTA
.;,n, at Mount Airy at the disposal OF
.ha I,nited states government for 90
savs at the instance Of its founder
Mrs Robert Garrett. The hospital Is
oornn,ete in every particular, and the
government will only need to furnish
some cots If a great number of sick sol
diers are sent there. The sanitarium is
admirably located for such an emer'
aanov as the present, situated as it l:
in the high, healthy atmosphere of Car
roll county.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
Thanks Mi,waut eeans.

milwaukee, Aug 2s.-Secretary w. j.
,ason of the Chamber of Commerce
49,. rece,ved a letter from Rear Admiral
maoree Dewey in which he thanks the
c,.o,her Of Commerce for the resolu-
tons passed by that body on the oril-
liant naval victory of the United states
neet on Msy l. The letter conciuoes
ms follows. TT would AFFORD me much
gratification to partake of the hospital
itv of your city. of which l hear SO
much, and shall hope for that pleasure
L., tho near future"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
MONTPELIER & Wells River R. K
TIMETABLE.
n, and Altar Monday, August LIST, 1898. trains VII
run a. follows. Sundays excepted.
sURlRBAN TRAIN SEkVlCE.

SUBURBAN IkAlN SENVAO1'
Leave Barre 7.3O, S.5S, 1929 A. m l~'o"' i'T''
a05, 400, $40, 6.55, 9.55 Pm. ,oH
Arry. At Montpelier 7.4a,9.lo, 1875 A. NJ, l3'4''
100, $780, 42O, $40, 40, 1910 Pm. ,.oo~
Leave Montpelier, $50 $40, $40 A. M i|'oo -
t@aO $50, 4.45, els, $50 r. n. M
Arrya At Barre, $50 326, 1903 A. NJ, l2.la, Law
ass, 3.5b. 800. $50, 9.45P. N.
Suburban Service is subject to changes. April
cation from the people for more tIn.s'
or hotter service will be cheerfuliy consla'
cred All trains will stop on signal ~ any P'sS.
between Montpelier and Barre TO take passento's
and Will stop at any place to leave passenger, pro
vided the place is made known to the conduc'of'
100 A. M.
Connects at Wells River with Accommodation
Train north, and with Mail and Express IIaia
south over tho Pussumpsic Division Of bos9n 4, :.
Maine X. X. Through Train service from Mons
River via Plymouth or White River Juncuon 70
Boston, and via, Bellows Falls and springnoio ~
New York. Arrive. In Boston 4 ~ p. H. NC"
York tGrand Central DepoD ITO p. n.
1880 p. M.
Through service, Burlington toFAbyans. s'opl
tall principal stations between Wells kiver Ane
Fabyans, arriving at Fabyans 400 P. u. Connecta
At Fabyana witt train for Portland ana Oio ~.
chard Beach Also with train for 6ummH NJ
Washington, arriving summit $50 P. n. con
Nets at ellis River with the Mail Train noftr ove
fassumpsle DIVISION, anu inc "onu TS~,-..i
press" via Canadian Pacific Railway to MUntreAi
Quebec, Chicago and the Pacific Coast. Inrous'
sleeping cars Montreal to Chicago every day excep
Saturdays. To Pacific Coast every day except sun
day. Also with Express Train q. living IN bostc,
$40 N. Aso with train for Fabyans' Lancaster
Whitehead, Jefferson, Berlin, Groveton ana 1fHn
Trunk railroad.
4.OOP. NJ.
Connects at Wells River with Express tram nor.
over B. II NJ. X. r, fol st. Johnsbury. Lynaosn
Vile. Barton and Newport with Accommodate
train south for ali stations between Wells Rive
and White River Junction. Also with EXPIRES
train north over White Mountain Division Ior ~,
bon, Ltteton Bethlehem Street, prohl1 HSu ,1
TWIN Mountain, Fabyans, Crawford :. Wn"ehe'o
Jefferson and lancaster.
F. W. sTANYAN, Superintendent.
F. W MORSE, Genl Pass. Agent.
". A. STOWELL, General Manager.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29

Nantes. Aug. 2s-The general counci!
has adopted resolution declaring tha'
ns the importation of American horses
do nv increased as to have become a
mas ~ to the breeding of French
m hnrsss urgent restrictive measures re- e.,
ho.su1 such importation should pe
t salu A regulation was issued that ev,
e erx horse imported should have luz
or,g;n branded under IT,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
Pacing Wonder Dad.

cortland. N. Y, Aug. 2S'-Mario.
,,;ms the guideless pacing mare "leo
NILS WIS She stumbled and fell on th'
mere. 80 cortland County Agrlcul-
tracn 81 here, sustaining concus-
s;on of the brain. She was una , soar
move after falling. me mar ia i,'. WIS or
IN the western circuit races anu WIS ''
route to Bangor, Me-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29

,,,.nshai. Aug. 29.-Yung- " 'ns, a.'
Shalt ," citizen who holds a conces-
Ameri s, tho tsung- li-yamen for the
sion a 1,u,,' and Chin-Kiang railway, says
Tien-IsIh a, an offer from an iniiu-
he mas -,,, an firm Of capital sum
entail AM Nil, his concession. The Ger
cient 10 NU ,.il,.ng to join in the work
mans are .a., through Shanghai.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29

Atlanta. Aug. ga special TO tm'
soi from Pinkard, KY, says: Gen
Jou' NO. ~ass,us Marcus Clay has Doueh
era. near here for his child VIE
a laii n,chardson, who still refuses u
live with him. He declares IVES, Mo
,,,ae for her as long as she lives
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29

American REGIMENT D'' '"e'''
German ,,a 90 Aug. es.--The German-Am ~
Chicago, nnt of Illinois has ceased T..
lean lean. re an order having been issued BY
exist, q. General Carl Stroever tori'i"t'
Ad9 s.nna nding the organization
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
Barre Railroad Co.
TIMETABLE,

TIMETABLE.
On and after Monday, August LIT, iSss. un.I
further notice. passenger trains between Barre anu
9uarries will run daily, Sundays excepte9 leaving
3.OOPM.
Above train runs direct to the largest quarr'es
and time is given to inspect them. g..
F.W. STANYAN, GenI. suPt.
barre, W., Jnly %, 1898.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29
s,.reon General Terry Very M.

Albany, Aug. 2s.-surgeon Genera '.
Terry passed through TINS Guy On ms nv
way home to Utica. re IS very . ~, -,
consequence OF his tour OF inspectloh -
- state military camps OF the south.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-29

- cbjld's ring, gold, with ruby.
1 0sT.-A , on sunday between Lad. Meads
+ II wa snJ MI the Commercial House. Leave
fs, TTTulrGRAM office.