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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-07-04

The editorial profession is not so
well paid. There are probably six.
teen editors in New York, not pro
prietors of newspapers, who receive
$4,000 n year or over. The Journal
and World have four each, the Herald
two, the Times, Post and Brooklyn
Eagle one each. The highest edi
torial salary paid in the United States
is S15, 600.
Editorial writer's of recognized
ability, city editors, news editors and
managing editors on tho large daily
papers are paid from $4,000 to $500 a
year.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-07-04

y few physicians in New York make
very large fees. There are two or
three specialists whose incomes will
exceed $4,000 q year, perhaps ten
make $3.50 aud perhaps twenty
make from $4,000 to so, OOO- Ten
thousand dollars year is considered
large practice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
OF Those Killed Now Reaches 0ne
Hundred and Two,
ANOTHER CYCLONE REPORTED
10 Have Passed over Minnesota Work
ing Havoc on Farm Buildings In
Its Path-NO Loss Of Life he-
uorted-1hc Loss in the First
Storm Reaches Half
Million Dollars.

\. NEW RICHMOND. WIS. june IL
Reports brought here show that about
nine persons heretofore unhcard Of we're
killed by Mondays storm. Father Dagne
drove out on the Burkha1t ROAD to-day
for nine miles and brings news that the
tornado dropped upon The lakes in Warren
township. licking zap the water and leav-
ing Che lakes clean and dry. while the
mud from the bottom of the lake was
scattered for miles
OFFICIAL LIST
IL is now possible % give summary
OF the death and destruction with far
accuracy. The official list Of dead con-
tains TOE Five unidentified bodies have
been buried beside some parts of bodies.
A conservative estimate of the bodies
siil in the ruins would be fifteen. rms
brings the loss Of iife 10 about l&. The
best estimate on the Joss ~ property IN
thc city of New Richmond compiled
from ..t of Individual property owners
who Jose everything reaches total ~
Eo00 To this may bee added aboue
81 09 for household goods and other pro-
pcrir destroyed in this immediate vicin-
ity. not included in the buildings df-
moished Tho relief fund is growing
rapidly. having re1ched $500 to-day.
ANOTHER STORM
WINONA. MINI. June la-Noaere re-
ports received here this evening are to
the effect that cyclone passed north Of
here about O'Clock This evening il Is
reported chat the buildings Of John
schwaeer and other structures In The
central part OF Winona county. were de-
m0lished. Lewiston reuorts having seen
the storm pass several miles north "f
there it seems to have then crossed tho
Mississippi. for fhe reports az Fountain
City. this evening says cyclone struck
the small settlement Of Montan. - tha
other side of the Waumandee Valley and
blew down several houses and injured
two persons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
SUMMARY OF T0-DAf'S NEWS.

A new bank. with an East End
branch TO he opened soon.
Deputy United States Marshal Bendir
heard from.
sought
An explosion az the Home Brewery.
Directors OF the Richmond. Petersburg
and Carolina accept ordnance
MIR. John Skeitou Williams confirms
the report ~ the railroad consolidation.
STATE NEWS.
William and Mary finals begin to-day.
The LlttletOu. y. c., incenditrles con-
Pat NIcCauy says he will go into the
regular army.
-WHmineton citizens drive an objections
able negro from the town.
An ex-legislator fined for disturbing
public worship
THE Benbow House, 10 Greensboro. y.
4 postoGice Inspector Identifies tho
men arrested IN Noriolk.
GENERAL NEWS.
Suburban Handicap at sheepshead hay
won by Imp. ..,.,,...,
- French correspondent gives his
views OF the Philippine situation.
Marcus Daily gets S2i"o."o Tor ths
Anaconda mine.
Moro bot shot for the trusts bcfofe th5
Industrial Commission.
John Sherman ut again with lung
trouble.
-Four men killed by powder mill ex-
plosion IN california.
Nine additional deaths reported from
the New Richmond storm.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany interested in the canal bill.
Snain negotiating for sale or the Cana
rles and Fernando 20.
floilo shaken by an earthquake.
a British yacht seszed In Spain loaded
with rifles for the Carllsts.
Chinese rioters kin missionary and
two ladies.
-I.ouhet still IN conference as TO forsna-
ton Of u Cabinet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

Arninaldo9 is he an ambitious mang
No but be had Illusions lie hopes
for The Intervention OF the great European
Powers. as I'm crete and he even counts
on the cooperation OF Japan.
And you. SIR. FOR what do you
1opeg
" oh. as for myself hope the war
Niil soon be finished. for 70 IS running us.
we landed proprieiors would accept a
igoverument similar 90 that of Canada We
10 no way wish for the departure OF the
Americans. for in that case our fortunes
you'd bs swept away
why So" asked with astonish-
ncnt
Because. I assure rou. it is not only
3; question OF Agu.naido and his troops
of a Nationalist movement. but above an
of a Socialist and Revolutionary move
inent created by the insurrecton. The
lower class of people and many OF the
chiefs are military SOC. llsts.'
OTHER INTERVIEWS.
'T afterwards had interviews successive
Is with several influential FHipin0s. notab-
lc with Cree0rl0 Aran.t0. the first min
istcr of Justice of the government OFF
Aeunaldo They al confirmed the state
f1ent OF Torres.
"Afane,o showed himself iultated at the
roiiey of the United States toward the
FIplnos
"1lv pers0nel iwpre IONS are. ] was
struck with the lue presence Of your sole
d'ers They are Dig men. strong, supple
and agile. who bear testimony 10 Che
beauty vi the American race But. un-
happily know that. precisely on account
of their physical strength they experienc-
I'D great difficulty in enduring the climate
of the Philippine Islands. Beside this. the
American troops have. Boo my opinion.
ratlons which are too heating
'Your soldiers Eight with great bravery.
but it is impossible not t0 remark tne
lack of discipline among the volunteers.
The latter conduct themselves well under
hre but they pay little attention 10 o5e-
dienoc t0 their chiefs. ln spite of The
energetic orders of these chiefs. there has
been rcerctable pillgiue
"Als0 at times The volunteers have
committed acts of really grave lack of
discipline. During one of the expeditions
of General Lawtou against Santa Cruz
some of the volunteers threw their rifles
into tho river and refused to go forward.
"It seems 20 De lnconfcsuble that sor
th.s conquest OF the interior l00 C0 men
Will NOT be too many We know in France
what the system OF Little Parcels has
cost. 10 is an example which the United
states would do well not 10 follow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
-FOUR KILLED
IN EXPLOSION
SmokeIoss Powder Factory in CALI
fOrnia Blown Up With Disastrous
ResuIts-Three Hurt.

SAN RAFAEL CAL. June 1.-THE
United states Smokeless Powder Com
pany's factory. situated on Point san Pc
dro. four miles from this town was the
scene of n disastrous explosion to-day.
As q result four employees were killed
and three seriously injured while six
buildings were demolished by the shock
and the flames 10 is surmlsed that the
primary cause OF The explosion was the
criminal careiessness of one of the work
men. who was smoking IN the grinding
room.
The quantity Of powder which was In
v0hed in the explosion Is estimated at
four tons ana the conclusion was tre-
mendous. a second explosion quickly
followed the first and soon four OF the
mixing houses were in flames and were
entirely consumed The property dam
aged to-day will not probably exceed 'l9.-
90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
MILLIONS FOR A MINE.
Marcus Daly Sells the Anaconda for
the sum Of So. 100000.

CHICAGO. June IA special Co the
Tmos-uerad from Salt Lake says: "Mar-
Gus Daily of Montana. and DIS associates
in the Anaconda Mining Company have
sold au the.r holdings n tnat company
interests f0 an Eastern syndicate headed
bv John ID. Rockefeller f0r S3.0.oey.
Th0ugh the transfer occurred more
than to month ago it has never been made
public.
The sale leaves Mr. DAILY with noinih5 s
in Montana except his Bitter Root s'o-N
farm. He is also pledged DOT 90 ensa-e
in copper mnius in Montana OF iNe
sgs00oW for which the DAILY and ali ID
interests were sold. Dir DAILY pockets
Womo0. j. B. Haeg.n gets $4,000. ana
LLOYD Lewis. of san Francisco. }'v'...'.
air. Daily has agreed tn remain a
manager OF the entire pfoleriy i3r one
wan IIis salary is reported to Doe t-hDl.
Ar the end 0f chat time Dee VIII go on
o. tour around the world
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
BRITISH YACHT
SEIZED IN SPAIN
The Freay Captured at Arcachon
Loaded With -Four thousand
Rifles Said to Be for CarIists.

MADRID. June l7-Omcial confirm 1t.on
has been received here of The seizure Of
the yacht Fneay at Arcachon. popular
summer bathing place. thirty-ave miles
by ral southw st Of Bordeaux, France,
with 1000 rifles. said to have been intend
ed for the Carlsts. 10 is claimed the
Fireay belongs % Lord AshbWton VINO
IS looked upon as Deing the representa-
two Of Don Carlos, the Spanish fre-
tender. in England.
MANY ALREADY LANDED.
A welt known Caflist. who has been
interviewed ON the subject said:
Even if 1900 rifles have been seized
s.0o8 have already entered the country
The rifles are of the Chassepot pattern.
The Flrefy arrived at Arcachon from
Dartmouth. England
SPANS BUDGET
IL Is semi-oficaily announced that the
Spanish Minister OF Finance. sen0r Villa
verde. has established the equilibrium
OF the budget it is said that tax Of
% per cent. viii be imposed oninternal
rentes. and that as regards the external
debt. the July coupons viii be paid in
full but the government will ask the
Cortes for authority % negotiate with the
foreign bOndh0lders with the View ot OBJ
taining a reduction IN tho rate OF in
teresr
The Budget was submitted 10 the
Chambers to-day by the Finance Minister,
senior Niilaverde. 10 showed that the eN-
penditures for the colonies from the
commencement of the insurrection in Cuha
10 the end OF March 1899. were 1852 5000
pesetas. OF which l.Is6 Z53ooo pesetas were
for Cuba. 1901 900 Tor Porto Rico and
lCj 9SS. 900 pesetas for the Philippines.
OF these l.H5.2790o are Represented by
bonds and other securities outstanding.
The budget estimates the expenses for
the fiscal year at e311lSlA pesetas, and
the revenue al 1913 Oll5 pesetas.
TO MEET THE DEBT.
senor Viuayerde proposes five per
cent. loan in order 20 meet the floating
debt. which. deducting the ll9.0oo 900 pese-
'tas received from the United States. ex-
ceeds 300 10000 pesetas.
In introducing the budget Senor villa
verde speaking of the colonial debts. said
IL was 10 be expected that the United
States would assume these obligations.
but the Americans having refused TO meet
them. Spain would be obliged 20 pay
them.
\ tobacco revenue was proposed as A
guarantee for new loan OF 5ooo0o,VlO
pesetas
The Minister asked for authority 10
open negotiations with the foreign
holders % Spanish bonds 20 obtain their
consent 70 the imposition Of a tax upon
the income from SPANS exterior debt
which is Impossible without such con-
sent. owing TO the governments formal
written promise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

ST. THOMAS. d. W T.. June r.-Gen-
eral George W. Davis. Governor OF Porto
Rico. arrived here this morning on the
United States transport siocum and I'M
spected the town with his adjutant. He
was strictly incognito and held no official
communications with the authorities. It
is reported the general made inquiries
regarding the docks and shipping here,
lie left here again az noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
IS Mr.. WILSON A CANDIDATE2
His Name Mentioned for the Chancei-
lorehip of the Georgia University.

ATHENS. GA. June 1.-THE trustees
of the University of Georgia to-day : ost-
poncd the election of a Chancellor TO
succeed Hou William j.. Boggs resigned.
OF July 1sfh when the board will meet
az the State capitol in Atlanta. There
were about twelve candidates for the
place. and am0nA those mentioned to-
dav was Hon. William j. wilson, presi-
dent of Washington and Lee University,
al Lexington va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
PRICE THREE CENTS.

asking for compensation. and says he
heard a number Of men say 10 the wafer
Go 90 the hospital and there is a chanc"
OF getting money from him.
IL absolutely refused 20 give the waHPr
under the circumstances five cents 70
save his NE" said sloan "I absolutely
deny striking the waiter. who IS not sc-
riOusly hurt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

SANTIAGO Dr. CUBA june IA
strong party of bandits raided Guamo'
a small town northwest of Manzanlllo.
on Thursday last detachment of
Cend8rmcr.e arrived on the scene ana
attacked the outlaws but were repulsea.
seven of The guards We're killed and
several wounded THE bandits then with
drew la the direction of Tunas with a
platoon of cavalry n pursuit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
Anrnrnnndcd Renort.

NASHVILLE. TENN. June 1f.-Major
A. wills. president OF the Sheffield Coal,
Iron and Steel Company. denies the re-
ported purchase OF large tracts OF coal
and mineral lands and important manu-
featuring plants from that company by
the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad
Company He said the report was with
out foundation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
NM nennrns sentenccd.

CHICAGO. June i'-Baron and Baron
ess DeBara. who We're convicted several
days ago on charge of using the mails
with conducting a fraudulent business.
We're sentenced today Baron DeBara
was given three years IN the peniten-
tiary and his wife was sentenced TO one
year IN Jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

LONDON. june ACCORDING 20 des-
patch 90 ncws agency here tFom Pre-
toria n squadron of seven British war
ships has arrived at lnyack island tor
ST. Marys lslanO, az the entrance OF
Delae0a Bay
There Is no confirmation OF the repars
and I'm semi-onlcial circles il is looked
up0n as being untrue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

MANILA. June f1-ff.io A. M-An
earthquake shock was felt at lloilo AT
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The inhabitants say % was the sever
est ever known. 70 Is supposed that me
shock was caused by the volcano Conioan
m Negroes in eruption
An explosion was heard apparently
under Holo. followed thirty seconds lat
er by shaking of the earth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
He Charges Them With Collision
With the Trust.
HlGHWAYMEN AND BRlGANDS,
lie Compares the Railroads and Rock
cfellcr With DICK Turpiu- Tho
Railroads Gigantic Trust
Which Controls oar Politics.
Corruption Charged
Generally.

WASHINGTON. Juno lf-Tha Indus-
trial Commission to-day heard state-
,.,... rro-, D. ,r lockwood. an ol pl0-
...l...
oloeI ol D-',''l'.' '''''''' 200
t0 tho standard oh trust
AIR. Lockwood declared chat this come
nany naa driven tho independent renner.ei
t... t....i......,.,. and servitude and he de-
....... ,.,r.,.8 fn severe
-''"'-~' .--
terms
Io hcld tho railroads especially fespon-
eufe for fhf. condition of affairs Going
,.-, ,.. ..f.,r.1 .f length 40 a
'"0N To i' ,.... of
contract mHNe Ny t''
Pennsylvania Win ine o'ulh l"'p'
mont company. Under This contract, he
..a h. frnnhf r,tos Ola oil We're
-, ...-..ff ,ba amount cole
uo"Dl.o anu o'-- ,..t
leciel was paid ni'A oa i,' ....
only this, but She CONTRACT
received like rebate oA tAs s"'ii'-
oi all other companies.
Ihls contract he de.Iairn' ii''
secretly continued py tne ran. ''' W. w.
the Standard oil company .,e
y. d. taseelS i"a "e" t- .....t..'.
Ienns anna com i'",'s "7 ,...,,,,,,, .o,
ioie lhe l--'--2. l''-"' ,.,ts
l' .he eNe.l l'I"- "'i''o '"' ...,
. l-e pInAe vas ". '''. ....,.,,,.r,, v,a.
lDe i..1 ..-..i.,,',,,, ..i5 1fr
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
Tragic End Of Honeymoon.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. June E.-Wil
liam II. Fischer builder and contrac-
tor to-day shot his wife on a public
th0roughfare after brutally beating her
and then fatally wounding himself
They were married only six weeks ago
and had separated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
SITUATION IN
THE PHILIPPINES
A French Correspondent
Gives His Views.
S 0 NJ Z INTERVIEWS
General Otis Sangune as to the Final
Outcome,
A PROTECT0RATE IMPOSSIBLE,
SIR schurman Says Conditions are
Different from Those in Frances
Colonial Possessions Dewey
says Aguiuaido VIII BE
Bound to Submit sooner
or Later.
SOME INTERVIEWS
A PROTECTORATE IMPOSSIBLE,

of Aa4ti.
l~on,r'et+ -,al bv rhe Associated Pfaesj.
,,.....
-'~" l'+'t' Oh '.'. '
special CORES n1noeat ol Ec-af ANA 0l
D.. ar,rfa ruu.fre and chief editor OF Ise
...o,
Ie''l "'p'D''i'' "."
Gently returned from the Philippine is-
r,rf. b,. va, of Vancouver b g.. and
.., t..... +..l.,. 90. ,.,,rt tbe
result OF ll. mission to his papers.
pefor. sailing D.. WAS asked 90 furnish
..,.t. .i.. i,,...-....o,,-
'He
DE Dad formed DID me fHilipl-"e l''''''''
and be did so in Che following iei"s'
OTIS sANGulNE.
"llv first visit WAS t0 General Otis. 4
,..f
was c'.o''''s "'
and ] asked him h Doe was stls..i WIN
| his campaign and he hoped To pIomp.il
/ terminate it.
Y, he answered. am satisfied
with the results achieved and from this
time a1 hope % accomplish .u the quick
e.t narrar r,s.Iblo the patriotic task
confined to me br mv government Un-
nanuuv cannot deny THAT lt VIII take
loro rme Tbis is Inc season of rains.
orf +to SIM aecarfls every d4v more
5.r.er.,,s and mono fatal rhan the rifles
or tfs rrfn,ros. Besides it is my mten-
ton 90 push my troops utle further
/ forward and aiief"aio TO- MAKE l'ei"
F wait for more iaF oi'n.e peii''. D'l.'.-
tnls time oI enforced ieI'17e ''+ i'..' VI"
F oe able io continue '' operate along inc
'Ha .N'' '''e" ''I "
u'h ana '-.''7' 90, ".N
man I'I moro amp. ''''
A' 9'"'ii.'.N "'H "''P' D
mo i..'
-.h
.........
.-,.... .......
.,,-,.... .eil a.. l.i-, .s.. r.- Ar.~-
t., ....f.ff.t.1 fr trs pbfIor.ra. the
n~,+.o-or4fe -v.tafa like that which
rrqnr. has installed in Tmls and An
Manu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
M'KlNLEY'S HOLIDAY.
The President Greeted 10y Thousands
on His Arrival at HOlyoke.

HOLYOKE. MASS. june l7.-Thcre were
fully $500 people upon the streets 20
greet President Mckinley today The
arrival of the Presidential train az 10
O'Clock this morning was the first event
OF the day. The second was the big pa
rade which was reviewed by the President
in the afternoon. afterwards the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley were driven oy
lx-Congrcssman William Whiting TO his
stock farm and log cabin on the banks Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
Sl0AN'S DENIAL.
Took the Blame for the Assault 10
shield His Friend.

LONDON. June 17.-Tod sloan, the
American jockey, who is alleged to have
assaulted a waiter az Ascot Heath, made
a further statement on the subject this
evening. He said the reason he took the
blame and did not deny the affair at thu
time was to protect the friend who va:
with him. lie added that he had lettsIo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

JOHANNESBURG june IA meet
ing OF 1000 Burghers at Pardekraal to-
day endorsed President krugers attitude
regarding the franchises. and aeprecated
war There were no disturbances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

the Connecticut az Chicopee. where they
rested and enjoyed the first quiet mo-
mcnt since their arrival
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
WEATHER FORECAST.

For yirginia-Threatenins an" I~
Sunday: probably light showers
variable winds.
North carolina-showers and warmer
sunday. threatening Monday with show
ore ln southeast portion; brisk northcast
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-18
LOCAL EVIDENCE.
One Line Of il is Worth Column Of Foreign
Testimony.

Make a mental note of this
The endorser is weIl-known in Au-
gusta.
His Veracity is unquestioned.
You are reading local evidence.
Investigating home testimony.
Augusta news for Augusta people.
1t is not from Florida or Michigan.
Suspicion can't Turk around it.
Honesty is it's prominent charae-
teristic.
Home endorsement it's salient point,
Mr.. Frank Chase, police office, of l45
Northern avenue, says: In the Wlrter
of 1897 | had an attack Of what was
pronounced lumbago The pains IN my
back were incessant, and the only re-
lief I got was when | rested my pack
against a radiator. In short tlhle
the Kidney secretionS began to snow
kidney difficulties. their color was
high. they contained large quantity
of brick dust, and were excessive III
quantity. | was told to try Doah >
Kidney Pills and procured a box AT Z
X partridge's old Reliable drug store,
onnosite the postoflice. Its use bene-
fitted me greatly and 1 got a second
box. Bv the time | had finished this
the pains in my back were endeu.
cannot say enough in praise Oh Sucn ="
wonderful remedy rs l'oah h'oies
Pills have proven to be-
Doan's Kidney Pills are Tor SAFE ny
all dealers Price 80 cents. Maiied Wy
Foster Milburn CO., 'uiialo' N -
sole agents for the United states. IKE
member the name of Doah s-aHa take
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-18

possessed; he talk a 2 Tits House aHpu,
't!fiins. He had much % say about
HenpefS beihS suhed, dnu ne theh
brought in an orrdea wa.cA he ought -
nave known t&J i'Cs tle power 9 the
'aper upon which IL was written. In the
lfterngon ne changed 7 10 a resolve
Without asking to have II printed 50 that
70 member could see what his resolve
vas, IN violation OF rule which cannot
mount to anything unless both the
louise and Senate agree 70 i. and con-
aiming IN Il q proposition which II the
Senate alcnc voted against Ii, il was
void.
New, | must confess was amazed at
30 able and distinguished lawyer as he
:, that he should take that ground.
Yesterday morning lie was anxious to
AVE the equalization Of taxation and
hen he attempted TO Snow why taxes
we're !,ot equalized by the condition Of
tffaiTs in Showhegan. He certainly ought
have been familiar with affairs in
Show hogan, but he made a very grave
mistake about the wooden mills In SkoW-
hogan. ttitt
I d Ert believe he' would have made it
Or he world. except through thought
essness. but Il WAS a serious mistake
BECAUSE he placed the vaue which was
not only the value Of the mill and it's
machinery hut ~ is stock in process Of
manufacture. which is very different
hing from The sale of the mill Itself
SUI :. is got that shat ! object To. The
gentleman from skowhegan was pleased