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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
RAILWAYS AREPUSnING
uIiOo, ceniral viii Extend lis Line 10
Omaha.
NEW WESTERN PASSENGER AGREEMENT.
,,,, ,o PLACE n scenic Map Of All ameri-
eau railways In the Paris Efpoh-
ton Of 1900.

c,te,~o. Dec. H.-Thc Tribune says
AM dubts risardiug the Illinois Cen
.-,rs entrance iu,o Omaha have been
...-vel by recam r,ua ea,u'c trans
Iona Ia this csiy. The company has
''..,.,a.i an ofi.ion on u considerable
,fs.k < ground In South Omaha. east
p. .,. prcsofi. Un10n Pacific trdcks.run-
,,s- In an c1n,a9iy direction from
egmr.t % the Union stock yards. y
Inns. has already ben signed by
,... uin,s ciatrai 90 use enc new pas1-
.r.'r .ta..ou being crested ny the
tf,nn rlcific. and thc use OF the Union
%. No. terminals 10 Syuth Omaha "
secaged IS a matter VI course. All
s.,4gsrn ths two f1Ids when the NJ
I'D. Ccnuui extends Hs iincS in.o
Ouila.
NEW WESTERN PASSENGER
AGREEMENT.
rtlcuro. Dec. 2I.-A special meeting
az "a. Western rigseugcr assocl1t.ou
viii b, hc!d Jan. 10 10 corslder tnc dIati
n a rrtw ASSOCIATION agfccmcP.. THIS
- Len prepared by a special COM
,.ttas cofistfling OF passenger Triiic
Munger Niuh0ison, % the Sauia Fe,
ued General russ niger AEouts Scuitis
rr " she Rock Island und Hnnod
IN ue Milwaukee and ~. Paul. The
now agreement IL UNDERWOOD to be
artvn upon stronger lines than The
pftucfl on. and VII. Il y hOpeu. bring
.Sc outside hines irso Ihc rod.
NOTABLE RAILWAY EXHIBIT
Ctclg5. Dec. 2i.--ThrTy miiroads
u.fs rrmeEcu3,h az u mectlng held at
81 Grand faclnc hO.i 30 coirs Idcr q
pm proposed By Chs. ". Vaughan for
"a iaTI exhibit "a tie Paris exposition
In 1907. The pun suggested IL TO COM
.,isc. q iarFc scCuic map that shall
u o., the f0utc VI very railroad In the
asp4y by ciectrie devices and on
VIZ "a fie elevations are uttusul fCut-
ui.t u the surrounding country VII DO
ahtXn In proper pfup1nsot's a.'i co'or.
Secretary AfefiihhUu. OF Commissioner
go4re4i Pock'a office. was prcsone, and
s.d tm u tie fUilwnys gonk W she
u.ter. the Ffeuuh cummlHHlun would
uf,siui.rhy give tihc space required.
Ths ~ prrsJ upi dives ~ m various rli-
rod DsstcmH diEcufrsd the project
% roughly. n was decided so raise
100000 faf .irs exhibit. committee
appointed 20 1c; wihh MIR. Maughan
frtho pufToae ~ Interesting cihcr rail-
i.ulf On ,hs project aEi securing vac
money necdti 80 curry Oh. she idca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21

New York. Dee. 2i,--A dispatch TO ,he
Herald FROM Panama Gays;
Tho governor has received from
Senator Hnhlcla, In Bogata, dispatch
grant an extension ~ slN years 10 the
Panama Canal company, Cor she COM
r.ruciIon Of the canal. The senator's
dispatch rcadF'
"Auer an important conference with
prasldeni san Clements, l have OBJ
falned a new concession Tor The canal
company CoHIraci 10 be submitted for
approval 20 the g,Nt eonEress
dlsultch confirming che statement
mnds by Senator Xublcll, and she
canal people are aighly elaIed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21

81, AqE-r. 40. Dec. ei.-Israd Me-
,iuliy' pr.vn,e, company u, second
fsneI' A1segrl volumccrs. was ar
..sifd here today far desertlng hll
HHler; - Albany GA. Captain
~ ~. Iinia ~ company photographs that
w ~ s ere gov slf route 90 Monet, and
.lai Mgcauloy VIII have 20 serve
''ih 10 the Lfayeiswlslh, kaa., prison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21

clrcord. Mass.. Dee. si.-c'ol. Eli
ward Il. Barrett. rui.orll prcsldcr. 70
ths Sons II American ltevoiu,lon. was
Killed by falling from a wlrioH " his
bone here today. lie was about 60
ytlff % age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
Moonshiners I,iied IN Hattie.

Midlvh1ro. KY, Doc. si.-Advlces
iNn krlN county say that three
ir1lulh.EerH. Jacob Lambert. Greer
anl an unknown man, were killed AMI
several ~ thrir comrades Moundcd IN a
pAsle wsh revenue officers. The OIL
eos were not curt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21

boston, Dec. si,-i,cporH are coming
In daily OF phc condition IN which she
Miassachuseiss cuaf; was l.fi by the
recent great Storm. chief Engineer
Hodgdon says shai az she head Of Mar
blthead h1rblr 900 tons ~ paving
stones were lificd by the tide and de-
posted ln mass on thc causawny Go
MnrblehSnd Neck.
Betwson scliuatc andNAiarshnrld en-
ginecrs FOR "a iong time have c0nHldefci
fhe portability VI cHtiug channel
through neck ~ land ~ che mouth 90
North river. when John quincy
Adams WAS PRECEDENT he looked che
ground over aud the national goverh-
meni attempted 10 make a channel. but
failed.
When the storm came. however, Il
accomplished In few hours whnH
chaunli go feet wide AMI from 10 90 is
fo... deep AZ low water. whioh every
tide makes deeper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21

san Francisco, Dec, si,-Car Elsen-
shimmel. tlie wrelas 20. was rhs
mrs. WltuCss cilleld IN the B0tkin case
today. lie corrllred his testimony ~
yesterday. comparing phe wri,ingt ~
Mrs nntkin with the anonymous la,.
ness WAS satisfied that Mrs. B0tkln
Nas the wr,tr 81 all she lep,eTs Ia the
rlaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21

wires along state street. Wnilc n; the
top VI ONE OF the poles q; is supposed
he rraspcd a live wire. lie was seen 20
fan back among the wires apparently
llfclcss. Ladders were secured and sf-
Ger considerable difiicuny and no; q
little danger TO the rcscucrs Chisholm
was Got 20 the street..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
Arid Land to tho states. including Utah.

Wa1hingt0n Dec. Ex-senator Stew
arts bill giunt,ng cWuuiy mllhun acres
of land to Nevada for IRRITATION was
amended by fhe Senate committee on
Irrigation ard reported by Senator
Warren t1lny.H grlr,sHvc million acres
ta each 81 the arid land states Tor the
purpose of hGng used exclusively Tor
Trgag.0n purplsts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
rInr srATIoN ooLLArsEs.
Ss,srai ucn and Horses Kilicd aud In
lurcd nj Fort worth.

Dallas. Texas. Dec. si.--A tolgphcuf
mtfaEc JUS received from Fort Worth
t.Hf 20 i.hs ccihpsc ~ nns q She IRE
dfplrimer. Eiatlots therc. Sevcral
mss and hevfra were killed dnh Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
Dr. siebbins Improved.

San FnnclrcS Dee. ei.--Dr. Hofatio
sisohlnr, Who was reported dying 81
h3ri failure yVpterday. Is slightly I'M
ll.Nvi today. There ~ ~ immediate
sI--oIpat.un VI his laaah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21

Nlshawaka. Ind, Dec, 2i.-Frederlck
Won Hartmann, aged "a son of Baron
Von Hartmann Of Cologne, Germany.
has Bean sentenced 70 ave years In the
s.ats prison by Judge buck OF Kalama-
100 county, for burglary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
STEERED THE BIG BALLOON.
Successful Trip Made by the Ae'onanlS, from
London 10 81. Roman.
Air-ship Came Near Going Under While
Crossing the Channel How
n L. stccred.

New York. Dec. si.--A dl1patch TO ihc
Times from London saysi
The Daily Chronicle successfully car
ricd out The firs; tr,p from London TO
the continent In a u.cenible balloon. For
weeks past ihc large b1ioon in the
grounds Of she Crsrlai palace bls been
awaiting nor,hcriy or northwer;criy
wind. II snriCd as ii;ss o'cioek In che
morning. The pamCngcrl were Pcrcival
Spencer. enc famous acr0nau,. TO whom
tn balloon belonged. uud Lawrence
swsuburnc VI the Daily Carou.clc stan.
The balloons cubic capnoliy IL $1,000
fctg, url Us weight. Cfupiy. ten md a
half hundred weight. The scoring APP
Idratus cvnslsgs VI q sti twelvc fcct
square. weighing ten p1undt, and u trtil
rope 500 fcu. long.with q hundred pound
weigh, ut the end. When eeefinr be-
c1mlu necessary The balloon derc nds
until thu ropc tiufs on she ground and
10y uttutning the upper cEd to one side
or ughcr VI u ring above the car the
vail - brought round 20 cgeoh wind
~ tbs manner q course ~ four or ave
polrrs from the dlrcition Of she wind
con D. called.
Tho hlG5on was reported by Lloyd'e
algral man 20 be croaf.ng kcachy Head
"a. l;a0. Soon giicr o'cilck II waa
reported fo be rlalnng over Fceamp.
Me- Swinburne teicEfuphCd the chr0nl-
ei9 sNrc .hc inhp1u dosccnici safely az
81. Rrmaln. fif,ecn miles sum " iiavrc.
M 1856. ana thai. NH gteerng apparatus
was employed 'wicc during the trip.
The uuroE1uts had une rtrfnw crctpr
whom the hann0n bcacrr1cd tDp close
GO she WIVES. aud shipped water In mid
channel.
Although she general purpose ~ the
srip was to old 30 'fie knuwiclge cpn-
cernlng 0HEihlf balloons, special In
ttrUtt attaches r. q owing 90 iiie liFht
q uuy chtuw upon the itto Of Andrgr,
whose balloon. In whIch he nitcnc'"d
90 reach tho North Pole, was rigr'd
with a precisely Similar f-e,rlng appi-
rituF,
Tha iF she fourteenth successful cross
fclnnel strip, several Other attempts
having had fa,ol results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21

about half past eight. The passengers
Of both trains were brought 60 New
York on other trains. The engineer of
No. blamca the thick fog for the acci-
don't.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Union Pasif; Railway company One Of Inc
Purchasers.
MISSOURI PACIFIC AND 0. 4 o. ARE IN.
These Three ilnes Took the stock at isS.
the Union Pacific D.ipE In the Ma
Iorlty-iIeport Denied.

New York. Dec. si.-1t On announced
on Wall street that the Chicago s Al.
ton Railway company has been sold 10
che Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific and
Baltimore a Ohio intcrcHtn.
Tho ilrst named ~ said ~ be In tho
majority. ~ IN said that the sale was
made at LIS ON the stock
The personnel Of the men supposed 20
BE- Interested IN not mentioned. when
asked regarding this report Geo. Gould.
president uf the Missouri Pacific, re-
fused 10 talk.
DENY THE REPORT.
l.. II. Hartman. 81 the executive
committee Of the Union Pacific. la au-
thority FOR the statement that the me-
Rotiatlons Tor the purchase Of the Chi.
curo a Alton ~ Dad ate not yet CONF
plctcd. lie lntmntod ihni all che me-
g1tlntions are IN his hands and 10 rs
likely tho matter viii Dee closed before
long. Any positive statement aH To- the
requirement. uf the Chicago q Alton
ruad by the Interests named, he said.
premature.
chicago. Dec. si.-prcsldcnt r. -,
Blackstone of tho Chicago a. Alton rnil-
road today denied and knOwiedgc
" the reported sale or the Alton.
road to the Union Pacific. Missouri
Pacific and Baltimore q Ohio Inter
cHtt.
AIR. John J. Mitchell was fcrn BY an
Asaoogcd Press reporter ba. would
Ht4hrr affirm nor deny the ramon ~
the sale OF the Calc4go ana Axiom rail-
rad.
u have rotaIng 90 say at plsisu,."
WIS his auHNur % a question for lniOr-
nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
NAIL FOR SPECIAL SQUADRON.
Over 5000 Pict., rma'aeI 70 callao,
Peru.
Mauy Message. aud Presents for the
csrws ~ the oregon. Iowa aud
other Vessels Of the iicct

New York. Dec. 2i.-A special to gie
Tribune fsom wash.ag;1n says. The
"sp,yial aquadrou." ns q is officially
designated at tho navy department
composed q ah, batticfhlpa urcg1u ash
Iowa. ihe rsfrlg rltor supply hip Gel
ne. she diaaElag ship lrs. and the col.
Nyrs Jur.lu. sslndla and Sterling. viii
rSml.r 90 Callao. Peru. whore they are
expected ina day ~ twu, unth January
8 ur 10. Awaiting an vuormnus 1inQiis
mail lrgrcrtung more th1n a1,ulp
pieces. whiHh has accumulated im the
tfncr m utfi fsucr tfc fleet Hiatcd
Z u New York fir ghc Pacific. THIS
mail, th remarkable pru4orilau 81
which Indicate how many friends Size
0iiieri afil men 1f ihOFo uhiqH have
l.r .H tho rmNd H.ateH. wsUi forward
90 ugh She oiies 81 .hc dlful.eh agent
Don NuR York yesterday su be- refE by
lhf p,hmuH aui go down thn wrs.
coast os Suuh America ugili finally d.
lvercd ID ,hr ships Much 90 thia mall
NauHifsH 90 OlrHtmIH pfUurrfH. which
win De- nsirly tw1 weeks ia.r. hW %
his bcrl impossible urtlir % orders %
she special alrIdfuu 90 sfTi any com,
muriliglHig 90 chose ships cxcgp. by
The orltrs go Clp,aln Barker. senior
uillcfr - thc Hgtndr1n. VIII d. fully
cNCcu.Dd aicp hia ships ufsrmh.e a.
She rurdezvous SO CIlli0. AihouEh q
has been the Eer'ral uriCn r tndirif
shat the two hlttl,ships va least were
dfls.ltd Tor Honolulu. ACT eventually
60 f,ifcorce Admiral Dfwfy at Mlp.ii,
- urdcfa whatever fur sha voyage BE-.
yend Clia1 have M 20 th's time been
aIffii o. Captain fiurEnr but 10 a. uftY.
flchlly avid y shat Dc viii be- uedrrci
early To- January 60 c0utirnc CHS vaysign
in she orpgln. accompanied hy ihe Dis
fufng ship Iris. 90 llalOiulu. aud
ihtncc e. Tho Philippines while che
Iowa ami che vihcr ships viii make
t1rlr way o. san Frilr.Hru. rcidh.ur
she Marc is.ani navy yard ahIE dhe
dily ~ February, W. sasfrriai rc-
pairs Co the ioWa'H hai.,a WIN D.. urs.
dariakcu 10 order that she laa.lorhip
may be 90 c1nit.pn 60 hurry acu0as the
Pacific b. case ~ .mergcAey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-21
DlslinEul.hsd ra..enrer. from raropr.

Nvw York. Dec. ei-Ths steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der dfusse from Hre.
men. VIA Southampton. BROUGHT IN 10.
Jay the following passengers among
others.
pr. Won flolehen. German aiabanaa-
dor TO she United States. Jean do
lirwkc. Nine. Lue -Kpilreh.
Victor MIucl ana Fri. li0sa Olfshn
ana Ernee' kfaUH. of she Maurice
nrau grand opera company, and she
Iegtrflfec havar.ln company under
Nhe management Of gur.aV AMBER.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29
A HANDSOME ROAD WAGON.

On Exhibition esterday-Purchased
 by Landlord George T. White of This
 City.
 Landlord George T. White of the Ton tine hotel has purchased a very hand some light road wagon which will be much admired by horsemen and others. The wagon was on exhibition yesterday in front of the Tontine, where it at tracted much attention and caused many favorable comments. The vehi- cle has side bars, very light end springs, bicycle style wheels with pneumatic tires and ball-bearing axles. Both body and running gear are painted black, with a very fine stripe. The wagon weighs only 14O pounds and is a $2O0 ve- hicle made by the Crockett & Futile company of this city.
 When the genial landlord appears on the popular drives with his very stylish chestnut roadster Ella Stout hitched tc his new wagon the team will cause much admiration.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29
FavOrites in the Millinery Salon.

A ' Pouyanne"-made of black felt braid, turned off from face, several pairs of elegant guinea wings follow side trimming, forming in two crushed rosettes of rose pink and castor velvet, with rhine stone ornaments.
 A "Virot." Of Siam vel vet, soft crown and tucked brlm, two elegant plumes to match.
 A "Heitz- Boyer" An ideal of style, well named the flower hat, the colorings are Jacque, Minot, Dahlia and Begonia.
 A "Carlier." Trimmed with spangled Jet, a pair of black wings fastened in front by let ornament.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29

NEW 4DVERTISEHENIS TO-D1f' Auction Sale--R. B. Mallory. Brand New StOcks-F. M Brown x Co.,, Clark's Round the World Party-F. O. Clarl Corset Selling-The Chas. Monson Co. Culture in Singing-Madame Tealdi Chairs-Bowditch Furniture Co., pr. Agnew's Heart Cure-At Druggists. Fashlons-The Edw. Malley Co. Flour and Cereals--S. s. Adams. For Rent-Tenement--W. r. Futile. Towering Bulbs-Frank S. Platt Fall Opening-Howe S Stetson Pyramid Pile Cure-At Druggists. Shoe Specialties-N. II. Shoe Go. schiffmann's Asthma -AtDruggists'. Trusty Suits--Dayis X Go. The White Heather-Hyperion Theater. Wanted-Situation-1S oplar Street. Wanted-Girl-32 Livingstone Street. Wanted-Situation-66 Walnut Street. Wanted-Waitress-N Sleeman.
 Wanted-Situation-10 Clark Street. Wanted-Situat tion-191 Church Street. Wanted-Situation-6 Whitney Avenue. Wanted-Situaton-36 Walnut Street. Wanted-Position-2T Portsea Street. Wanted-Situation-22 Congress Avenue. Wanted-Rooms-BoX 1873.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29

A Faulkner" er"-another of this well-known milliners. It is of castor velvet and silk, mousseline de soie drapery, fashioned with pearl orna- ments, roses and foliage, rest ing gracefully underneath.
 The Mushroom the Parisien that conquered New York's favor. It is made of black satin antique, the trim ming is simple but stylish, very pretty white embroidered chiffon scarf, fashioned in front with two large jet ball ornaments, two elegant black breasts to form side trimming.
 A auikner'-is a large picture hat of black velvet and mousseline de soie, two very handsome plurnes falling gracefully over the side from the front.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29
DANCING ACADEMY OPENED.

The opening of Harry r. Lanes danc- ing academy at the Young Mems Re publican club hall occurred last night. It was for the purpose of forming classes and served as medium to introduce Prof. Hale to the New Haven public. The professor will teach new system of dancing and gave an exhlbi- tion of few fancy ball room dances last night. About 200 New Haveners were present and all were much im- pressed. Prof. Hale comes from Spring field. Mass. and is well recommended as a dancing master.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29
 . A. S TT @ R T A. Bears the /o The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of IzHAzzezms
REST IN THE CITY.

The public will find the above a fact if they visit the tonsorial parlors man. aged by the George J. Bettcher estate at S52 Chapel street,
 The only parlors in the city that have a private room for ladies and children.
 Only the best tonsorial artists are engaged and special attention is given to the small details which are found only in a strictly first class shop.
 s29 St
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29
NorthfOrd.

The Republican electors of Nortnford are requested to meet at Association Hall on Thursday evening, September 29th 1898, at o'clock, for the purpose of nominating Town Officers and to transact any other pu- siness proper to come before said meeting.
 Per Order, CHAS. K. ALIIING.
 s26 At Town Committee.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29
North Branford.

Republican electors of North Branford First Society, will meet in basement Con gregational church on September 30th, 1898, at 80 p. m., for the purpose of placing in nomination candidates for Town Officers.
 Per order, TOWN COMMITTEE.
 Dated North Branford, September 10th, 1S9S s2T 1t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29

Music in the home circle is one of the privileges granted to you for living in this century. The perfection now at tained in the manufacture of pianos has brought the most magnificent in struments, such as the ones we sell, within your means. A. B. Clinton,
 s29 St 17 Center street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29
WEATHER RECORD.

Agricultural Department, Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau, Washington, D. O., Sept 2s, 1898, g p. Ill. Forecast for Thursday For New England: Fair, warmer, light to fresh southwesterly winds, diminishing. For Eastern New York: Fair, light south erly winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29
NEW ADVERTISE EMENTS TO-DAY.

Thursday, September 20, 1898
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29
POLITICAL.
Republican Senatorial and Repres ent-
 attve Conventions.

The Republican delegates elected in the town of New Haven for the Senatorial and Representative eonvenl4ons will meet at Re- publican Hall, on the corner of Crown and Temple streets, on Friday evening, Septem- Der 3Oth, 1898, for the purpose of nominat- inc Senator and two Representatives. Senatorial convention will be held at 8 o'clock. Representative convention immedi- ately after adjournment of Senatorial con vention. JAMES H. MACDONALD,
 s29 2t Chairman Republican Town Com.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29

New Parisien Flounce Coat. Castor colored Melton Cloth. Shaped Collar, Dou- ble-breasted Front. Skirt stitched ten times. Entirely lined with Heliotrope Taff- eta. Custom tailor finish. New Darted Sleeves.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29
Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.

L. M. TARR. Observer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-29
Thcgumrmaland Gumrier
Have It sent to You.

The Journal and Courier will be sent ao any address by mall at the same terms as 1t Is delivered in the city-l6 cents 9 week, 50 cents month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-08
A Cleveland Murder Mystery,

Cleveland, Nov. 8.-The police are in
vestigatng a supposed murder mys-
terry. Yesterday fire was discovered in
the ruins Of box factory on Main
street. When the police and flremen
arrived they broke open the doors and
found small fire burning on one OF
the floors. When the flames had been
eXtinguished the body of an unknown
man, about 50 years old. was found ly-
ing among the smolderns pieces of
wood When the body had been re-
moved to the morgue it was discovered
that the man had died from the eff
fects of two bullet wounds in the
breast A careful search of the prem
ises failed to reveal pistol or other
weapon. The police theory is that tho
man was murdered, and that the fire
was started to destroy the body and
conceal the crime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-08
GOING TO SOUTHERN CAMPS.
Evacuation of Cany Meade Begins on
Thursday Next.

Thursday Next.
Middletown, Pa, Nov. 8.-Orders
were issued last evening by General
Young for the general movement of the
Second corps from Camp Meade to the
new camps in the south. The move
ment will begin on Thursday with the
and the Second Tennessee, and will be
completed the following Wednesday. A
hospital car will be attached to each
regimental train and a medical officer
will accompany each section. The
headquarters of the various brigades
ard divisions will be shipped in ad-
vance of corps headquarters.
The Michigan troops go to Augusta,
Ga, and the Tennesseeans to Columbia.
S. c. Friday the First Maryland will
go to Augusta, and the Two Hundred
and Third New York to Greenvlle, S.
c.. and the Fifteenth Pennsylvania to
Athens, Ga. The Tenth Ohio goes to
Augusta and the Fourth New Jersey
to Greenville on Saturday. Sunday the
Eighth Pennsylvania leaves for Augusta,
the Second West Virginia for Green
Vile and the First Rhode Island for
Columbia. Monday the Thirteenth
Pennsylvania leaves for Augusta, the
Fourth Missouri for Greenville, Four
teenth Pennsylvania and Ninth Ohio
battalion for Summerville. On Tues
day the Fifteenth Minnesota starts for
Augusta. Third Connecticut for Sum.
mervile and Two Hundred and First
New York for Greenville. Wednesday
the Fifth Massachusetts, leaves for
Greenville and the Two Hundred and
Second New York for Athens. Corps
headquarters. the signal corps compa
ny, corps reserve ambulance company
and the First and Second division hos
pitals will also start Wednesday.