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EARNED THEIR PROMOTION.
Two Onicers of Gen. Skaters star
Given Advanced Rank for
Gallant Service.

San Francisco, Sept. 12.-orders
have been received from Washington
by which two of the aides to Gen.
Shafter-Capt. Robert II. Noble and
Capt. Arthur c. Ducat--have been pro-
NOTED, the first TO rank as major and
assistant adjutant general of volun-
teers, and the second TO the rank as
heutenant-colonel, assigned to duty
with the Forty-ninth volunteer infan-
try now in St Louis. Both men have
seen hard service. Capt. Ducat led the
attack on San Juan hiil in the Cuban
campaign, and received wound sup
posed at the time to be fatal. Maj.
Noble is an old Indian fighter and al
so did good work in Cuba.
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TO WELCOME THE BOYS HOME.
North Dakota VIII Give "a Fitting
Welcome to Her Returning
Heroes from Manila.

Fargo, n. d., Sept. 13.--Representn'
tives of the local committee and the
state committee in charge of the re-
turn of the First North Dakota regi-
ment at the expense of the people of
the state were in session here yester-
day with Acting Gov. Devine as chair
man. Reports were read from differ
ent localities showing that there is
S11,94s cash in hand, with probably
$500 due. Nearly all of this was col
lected from the sale of badges at ST
apiece
Senator Hansbrough wired from San
Francisco a few days ago that only
$4,000 would be required to transport
the regiment home. The committee
will raise $4,000 in order to provide a
fitting reception for the regiment.
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wHo'sRUNNlNG THIS MEETING.
peopIe in America Have a Habit OF
Expressing Themselves With
out Asking Formulation.

Chicago, Sept. 13.--Only one obsta'
Gle is feared as likely to mar the sue
cess of the indignation meeting at
which the verdict of the Dreyfus
court-martal at Rennes is to be de-
nounced and which has been called
for Metropolitan hall, next Sunday af'
trenoon, by the 55 lodges of the Jewish
order of the Western Star, an organ
ization which has "A membership Ct
5000 in Chicago, and this is the inter
national aspect that may be given the
affair. The French consul at Chicago
may decide that such gathering
would be discourteous 10 his home
government and make representations
to the Washington authorities with q
view to having the meeting prohibit
ed.
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DEWEY PARADE IN NEW YORK.
Gen. Roe Says mt Least Thirty Thou
sand Uniformed Men Will
Be In Line.

New York, Sept. 12.-Gen. Roe, who
Mas charge of the land parade Of the
Dewey celebration ceremonies, says
that Mt least $4,000 uniformed men will
take part ia the parade. Gen. Roe has
Steeived word from Col. James E. Bar
nett that the Tenth Pennsylvania reg
imcnt, which has just returned from
the Philippines, will take part in the
parade. The division of the G. A. +.
will include 20 representatives from
each OF the SO G. A. r. posts in this
atty. Gen. o. o. Howard is expected to
fommand the veterans, and Gen. Roger
A. PrysI will be in command of the
division of confederate veterans Of
Greater New York.
Maj. r. p. Davidson, Of the North
western military academy, Chicago,
has written to say that he will join the
parade with his motor gun battery,
and the association of Congressional
Medal Of Honor Veterans, of New
York, have also asked for place in
The line.
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TO ENFORCE REGULATIONS.
Revenue Cutters VIII Police the
Course of the Coming Americas
Cup InternationaIY Yacht Race.

Washington, Sept. 12.-Commodore
]. Pierpont Morgan, of the New York
Yacht club, arrived in Washington yes
terday and had a conference o1th Sec
retary Gage and Capt. Shoemaker, chief
of the revenue cutter service on the
subject of the coming race between the
Columbia and Shamrock.
Under the act of May 19, 1896, the
secretary of the treasury is authorized
in his discretion to detail revenue cut
ters to enforce such rules and
regulations as may be adopted
to insure the safety of passengers
on steamers or other craft taking part
in regattas etc, either amateur or pro-
fessional, that may be held on naviga-
BILE waters within the jurisdiction of
the United States.
Mr. Morgan said his mission here
was to impress upon Capt. Shoemaker
the great importance of the occasion
to yachtmen everywhere and the neces-
sity for the greatest care in prevent
ing accidents and any possible inter-
ference with the yachts during the
race.
Capt. Shoemaker assured Mr.. Nor
gan that the supervisors of anchorages
at New York had been instructed to
confer with the race committee as to
their wishes, and that every thing pos
sible would be done by the cammand-
ing officers of the cutters which would
be detailed to look after the excursion
and other craft following the race to
prevent any crowding or other inter
ference
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WAS FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED.
Sudden Death Of n Chicago Lawyer
in Los Angeles lCalD Hotel
Cause, Heart Disease.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 13.-J. T..
Kretzinger, lawyer of Chicago, was
found dead in his bed in room at the
Hollenbeck hotel here. yesterday. Mr..
Kretzinger arrived Monday from Den
yer.
A physician was summoned and
gave the cause of his death as heart
disease.
J. r. Kretzinger was a member of
the law firm of Kretzinger, Gallagher
& Rooney. with offices in the Monad'
mock block. Chicago. He was here on
business connected with mining deal.
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Coincidence or shamef

Rennes, Sept. 12.-The judges Of the
Dreyfus court-martiAl yesterday, by
mutual agreement. expressed to the
president of the republic, through
Gen. Lucas, the commander of the
army corps at Rennes, their sincere
desire that Dreyfus would not be sub
mitted to fresh degradation.
The court-martial signed a formal
recommendation for mercy yesterday.
When NJ. Labori's secretary in
formed Dreyfus of this action, he was
greatly affected and said:
Il still have hopes.
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, SWEEPING DENUNCIATION.
r, american People Insuited by y
Nan Whose job is In
Jeopardy.

Chicago. Sept. 13.-Robert j. Thomp'
son. secretary of the Lafayette Me
moriaI commission, says he thinks the
people of the United States are max
inc a rash movement to condemn the
French nation for the Dreyfus YER
dict.
THE people of the United States owe
a deen debt of gratitude to France,
he said, in an interview yesterday.
And we should show moderation ahe
sympathy at this time instead OF Vie-
lenee.
THE people of America must not
forget tina as a nation, independent Oh
European influence and dictation, we
owe all practically to France.
This treatment of France by the Unit
ed States has, under the circumstances
which have existed. been. to say the
least. most ungrateful and shameful.
Do our people know that besides CIV
ing us Lafayette, France also gave us
Rochambeau. with thousands OF the
best trained soldiers in Europe; she
tang. with fleets of splendid war ships,
and she expended in her cooperation
with Gen. Washington in the war for
independence 2s0.0o0, 900 francs. She
leaned and gave us outright as gifts
of friendship many millions of dollars,
and she did these things at a time
when not TO have done them would
have meant the absence of the republic
OF the United States on the western
continent, forever.
IT seems incrediable, but history,
nevertheless, records the fact said
Secretary Thompson, that but a few
years after our esta Enlistment as an i'll
dependent government, through the
aid of France, we negotiated a secret
treaty of friendly alliance with Great
Britain against France, resulting in
this outraged friend turning her guns
on our infant merchant marine pro-
dueing a loss of some $20,000,000,
which France later agreed to pay II
we would reimburse her for the ex-
pense she had gone to in establishing
US as AN Independent nation. We
quickly acknowledged the expenditure
on the part of France of the 2S0,000,
GOO francs in our behalf. plead the
poverty act and begged them to with
draw their bill. To this day, 100 years
after, the French spoliatiop claims are
unpaid
THE United States as government
and the people individually owe IL
France more than can ever be paid
Therefore moderation just now would
be the part of friendship rather than
a wild and useless ATTEMPT to inter
fere in her most sacred internal af
fairs.
France, as a nation, should have
our sysmpathy at this iuncture in
stead of our hatred. 1t is a country
where the unexpected always happens
and we may hope for a satisfactory
adjustment of the Dreyfus affair be
fore the matter is closed"
At a conference yesterday between
Gen. Peck and the various heads a
departments in the Paris Exposition
commission, the directors reported
progress in their departments, an'
! great interest manifested by eXhibi
| tors.
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APPEAL IN DREYFUS' BEHALF.
The Order of the Western Star Nov
ing to Invoke Executive In
huenee for Pardon.

Chicago, Sept. 12.-James A. Gar
field Lodge No. 81, Independent Order
of the Western Star, has directed Sec.
retary Herzfeld to send a call TO all
grand lodges of the order for a united
appeal to President Mckinley, request
ing him TO use his influence in secur-
ing a pardon for Capt. Dreyfus. The
order has 5000 members, and Secre-
tary Herzfeld expects a unanimous
vote in favor of the appeal.
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viii Guard state secrets Better.

Berlin, Sept. l2.-The National Zei-
tung says il has been decided that
hereafter the private apartments Of
the emperor here and at Potsdam will
be closed TO the public even in the
absence OF their majesties.
This decision Is probably due TO the
fact that NJ. Mertin de Muller testified
before the Dreyfus court-martial that
he had seen a newspaper bearing a
postage stamp. in Emperor William S
bedroom at Potsdam. and that on the
paper were the words. In German,
"Dreyfus has been arrested"
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MAI. ESTERHAZY'S COMMENTS
Believes the Dreyfus Verdict and
Sentence was in Accordance
with an Understandings.

London, Sept. 12.-Mai. Esterhazy
comments Or the verdict in the Drey-
fus case, in the Evening News, saying
Dreyfus was justly condemned, as the
inevitable result of the evidence col
lected by Gen. Mercier. This, accord
ing to Esterhazy, bore conviction in
the minds of the judges and, he added,
the court-martial, following the pre-
vious finding, declared Dreyfus guilty
and me innocent"
Continuing, Esterhazy said:
II believe the sentence was in ac-
cordance with an understanding with
the government. Dreyfus is in po-
sition to claim a reduction of his SEN
tence by one-half. The whole business
was a farce, arranged in advance, and
doubtless he will soon be liberated
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WAR ACTIVITY IN LONDON.
War and Admiralty Onices Continue
Busy. but There IL Nothing New
In the situation.

London, Sept. 1.-THE activity in
the war and admiralty officers contin-
ues, though there is nothing new re-
garding the Transvaal situation.
Ii is said that orders have been sent
TO America for light iron girders and
bridging sections for probable use in
South Africa.
Transports are moving 10 the docks,
preparatory to enbarking troops.
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To Succeed Admiral sampson.

Washington, Sept. 12.-The navy de-
partment reached final determination
yesterday to assign Rear-Admiral Nor
man II. Farquahar to command of the
North Atlantic squadron to succeed
Admiral Sampson and to place the lat
ter in command of the Boston navy
yard to fill the vacancy caused by the
recent death of Admiral Picking
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Removed for Negligence.

Washington, Sept. 12.-Mr. Fred
Gum, superintendent of construction
of the public buildings at Kansas City,
has been removed on evidence of negli-
gence, and Mr.. Richard Forchy, for
merlv of New Orleans, and recently
superintendent of the Washington
city post Office building has been ap-
pointed TO the vacancy.
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George siIer to Move to New yo,t

Chicago, Sept. 14.-George siler
widely known as the referee of tbs
greatest fistie encounters of recen,
years, has decided TO leave Chicago
and locate permanently in New York
He has been chosen official referee NJ
the ConeY Island Athletic club.
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New Cabinet.

Caracas, Venezuela, Sept IA new
cabinet has been formed with Senior
Calcano as foreign minister.
President Andrade mas left here to
take command of the troops operat.
ing against Gen. Castro, the revolu-
tionary leader.
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The Kearsarge Programme.

Washington, Sept. 12.-Arrange-
ments have been perfected at the navy
department for the docking of the bat.
tlesbip Kearsarge at New York on the
18th inst, and for her official speed
trial over the New England course on
the 25th inst.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY, Sept. ~
Grain and ProvisiOns.

St. Louis - Flour - Patents. - iVgSa
other grades, 81. 75q310. Wheat-No reg
70Q70l9c. Corn-No. 2 mixed, SlAc; CAV su.
NO. 2, 22l4@2Sc. Hay-Prairie, k4WqnM'
timothy new. T50alO.0O; choice cioSes, S,osso
dairy, 16a1Sc Eggs-Frosh, 1Sc. LaTqN1 On
Prime steam, IS. l2i2 Pork-New mess, S%S saS
Bacon-Clear rib, 61sc. Wool-Tub-w washeu, ,I,sr,
20a2Gl3c; Missouri and Illinois meuiSsr me.hs,
combing, 1890; clothing. lsAc; o''s'
grades, lSGl9c-
Chicsgo-Closing quotations: Nhes' Nhesnv
September. 717sc: December 719sc; May
74hc. Corn-September, 3issc; Oet9Ses' 5tSassr
3Glac; December, 2Sssc; May. 2si2a55sg-fiSC ~
Oats-September, HAc; December, 6oso. pso
May 2S%c Pork-September, SOo' Oe,y 'ery
Ss55. Lard-September, %'.32R; OCsosgeI y IN.
S32lk: December, s5.S1R; January y @,5i. 5is
Ribs-September. s5.l2l5; october SiIS"
December, $3.50; January, A.sbpA-"H'
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Died mt Swinburne Island.

New York. Sept. 12.-J. II. Burley.
who was removed from the steamer
Lampasas, at quarantine, TO the Swim
burne Island hospital, last Thursday
is dead. The body wlll be cremated.
Burley's relatives, at New Albany,
Ind, have been notified of his death.
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wanted for Assault 10 XIII.

Barbourville, KY, Sep. 12.-James
Harleroad, son of a former minister of
this city, is wanted in Winfield, Kas.,
for assault with intent to kill. He
is now in Jail awaiting the arrival of
the sheriff from Kansas. He has been
passing under the name of John A.
Black, a banker of this city.
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Asphalt Works burned

Philadelphia, Sept. Ill The Rich
ardson d Rose asphalt block and III.
works, at Thirtieth and Race stras,s
were destroyed by ire, entailing io,,
of 100000. The blaze was caused r.
the boiling over of crude oil and =.
phalt.
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The President Annoyed.

Washington, Sept. 14.-President
Mckinley is more than provoked BY
the effort TO mix him in local Chicago
labor controversies, and he will not
go to the laying of the cornerstone
of the new federal bull ling ON 0a
tober 9 if the attempt is persisted in.
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TO Anticipate October Interest.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE secre
tary of the treasury has decided, in
view of the money stringency in New
York, to anticipate the October inter
est. This will amount to S5,596,@
and is due on the four per cents Oi
1907. The secretary's action was
taken without solicitation.
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PIngue nt peIngon Rny.

Lourenzc, Marquee, Delagoa Bay
Sept. 14.--A health officer has re
turned, after examinging a suspicion,
outbreak of sickness atMagude,a "a small
place near here. He says it is the
plague, but that no fresh cases hayt
occurred there III the last y days.
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A stranded American Schooner

Kingston, Jamaica, Sept. 14.-fh
American schooner Mildred E.. from
San Bias for New York, stranded here
Tuesday. She is reported TO be :
total wreck. The cargo has been sal
vaged and the crew are going home
Trouble is. arising over the wrecker
looting the vessel.
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Dreyfus May be Pardoned.

London, Sept. 1.-THE Paris cor
respondent of the Daily Chronicle
claims to have good auth Jrity for III,
statement that Dreyfus will be par
doned, although President Loubet viii
not exercise his prerogative until aftel
the meeting of the conseil re revision
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Ill Mt HnXnnn.

Washington. Sept. 12. -Surgeon-Gen-
rral Sternberg has received dispatch
from Havana saying that Second lieu
tenant Stanley ID. limerick and Private
Bernhart Kramp, Battery K. Second
artillery, are i'll will yellow fever.
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Floods in Austr;a

Lintz, Austria, Sept. 14.4R.
rapid rise of the rivers Salzach. Fn,
and Traun has flooded the country n
terrupting road and railway eom
munications. At Ischl and Ebense.
several bridges have been destrova1
and many families have been driven
from their homes.
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Suicide. Clothing Identified.

New York, Sept. l2.-The clothing
left on the Brooklyn bridge by man
who jumped from that structure, Sun
day night, was identified by Hugh Me-
Laughlin, of Brooklyn, as the prop
erty of his brother, Edward McLaugh-
lin
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The Hebrew PoDuIntion

New York, Sept. 14.-The American
Jewish year book, just issued, estt
mates the Jewish population of the
United States 1,043,s0 New York ba,
100000; Illinois, $4,000: Pennsylvania
95, 900; Ohio, $4,000; California, $4,000;
MARYLAND, $4,000; Missouri, 35. 1000.
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May Elect "a Jewish eu...

Wichita, Kas., Sept. IA m,u.
ment has been inaugurated her,
elect Miss Sadie Joseph, very nra,. /"
Jewess, for queen of the fall fest;s.s
Sentiment growing out of the Draw
affair is responsible fer the mo-. W.
ment.
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An AssembIage of Royalty.

Copenhagen, Sept. ia monu.
ment commemorating the Schleswig
was unveiled here in the presence OF
King Christian, the ear. the czarina.
the dowager empress of Russia. the
king of Greece. the princess of Wales
and other members of the Danish
roval family
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wisconsin. Armor Arriving.

san Francisco. Sept. l2.-The armor
for the battleship Wisconsin. in course
of construction at the Union iron
works. is now arriving, but the YES
sci will not be turned over to the gov
ernment until spring.
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Wants Another Go.

New York, Sept. 14.--Pedlar Palmer
the defeated am-weight pugist,
has sailed for England. Palmer say
that after the approaching fight with
Curley which he is confident of win
ming, he will be prepared to make an
other match with Terry McGovern ios
any sum the latter can raise.
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sick Leave Extended.

Washington, Sept. 13.-Brig. .-Gen.
Oyenshine who recen,lyrcturned from
the Philippines on account of sick.
ness, has had his sick leave extended
three months. 1t is not probable that
he will again return to the Philip.
pines.
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Maneuvers Postponed.

Buda-Pesth, Hungary, Sept. Ia
Heavy rains and floods have caused a
postponement of the Hungary cavalry
maneuvers near Papaz, at which EN-
peror-King Francis Joseph is expect.
ed TO be presented.
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sudocated m Fire.

Chicago, Sept, 12.-Warren L. Aborn,
well known in local racing circles, and
at one time owner of fast string Of
horses. was sufTocated in a fire that de-
stroyed livery stable over which he
lived.
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Suicide of q Farmer.

j. W. Webber, OF Dunnard, Var
Buren, county, was found dead at hh
home with bullet hole in his righ'
temple. In his right hand was graspet
= pistol, and in the left he firmly hell
a looking glass.
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Death of An old Newspaper Mnn

Minneapolis, Mimi. Sept. 13.-John
blanchard, for nine years editor-in-
chief of the Minneapolis Times, died
yesterday morning. after an illness Of
several months, aged 81. He was born
in Sandusky, o., March 81, 1912.
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killed I'm a Runaway.

Philadelphia, Sept. 12.-Rev. James
c. Caldwell, aged s5 years, a we'll
known Presbyterian minister Of this
city, was instantly killed yesterday in
. runaway accident in Germantown. =.
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Unanimous Denunciation.

London, Sept. 12.-The afternoon
newspapers of this city are unanimous
In their denunciation of the verdict in
the court-martial Of Capt. Alfred Drey-
fus, and they TEEN with abuse of the
system producing such a decision"
The Van Buren press., 1899-09-16
lin. Not Bought Joe Patchen.

New York. Sept. 13.-Former Sena
tor John McCarty, OF Brooklyn. says
that there is no basis for the report
that he had purchased ;he famous
racing stallion Joe Patchen from Hen
ry Haws. of Johnstown, Pa.
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The EngIneer Didn't wacht.

Kiel. Sept. 13.-The German third
class cruiser Wacht, while participat-
ing in the annual naneuvers. exploded
her boiler yesterday, four persons be
ing killed and four others injured.
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To March ON a Noment,. Notice.

Nogales, Ariz., Sept. 13.-Col. Kos
terlitzky, at Magdalena, has been or.
dered to hold his battalion in readi-
ness to come TO the scene of the trou.
BILE between cowboys and Mexican
guards at Naco at "A moments notice.
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Warned Against a Panic

jackson, Miss, Sept. 12.-The city
council held a special meeting and
passed resolutions advising the people
not to create panic over the out
break of fever like the one of one year
a00
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Deterioration in Cotton.

Washington, sept. 1s.-The agricul-
tural department gives the average
condition of cotton at 6s.5, as COM
pared with $40 last month.
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Tuesdax,a Enli.t,a-

Washington, Sept. 1.-The all,
ments Tuesday were 476, mak;na 'l'
total of 5,796.
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New York. Sept l4-N0ncy on Ca es, ,nspsr
At 7Q7ik per cent; prime mercantl'S, ,,ssady,
4Q5 per cent. Sterling eNChanee sHls al
ith actual business in O.tnkers tfiIsg,.
s6Q4ssi4 for demand, and at 90. kii7ll:
Tor sixty days: posted rates 4.iy tea
bills lslh silver '5s,ailsrs
EsQ5sA.c. Bar silver t9c Mexican
Ghc Government bonds steAaS'
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The FEVER SITUATION
A Death Reported From Port Tampa
City, Fla.--Other Cases Under
Observation.
HoUsE-TO-HOUsE INSPECTION ORDERED.
A Pnnieky Feeling Prevails. and an
Exodus Has Begun-Nississippi
Has Established Rigid aunran-
tine Against New OrIca1s-New
Cases at Key West.

Wa hington. Sept. 12.--Dr. Altree, of
the marine hospital service, reports
death frtm yellow fever at "a Tam
pa. Fla, and says the autopsy renders
il ceria;n that the original diagnosis
of fever was correct. The source of
infection was tugboat, and it has
been quarantined. Five other persons
frlm tugs are under discretion. \
small quarantine station las been es-
taLlished lie adds that hoEse-io-
house inspection has been ordered
against The town. He also says that
there Is no necessity for ala11n. Int
that a. people left there on tie tta'n
Siind,.y light. DIR. Trotter, wno is also
AT Port Tampa, says there is panicky
feeling there.
DIR. Murray's Report.
Dr.Murray wires from Jackson, Miss,
as follows: Mississippi has rigid
quarantine for the present against
New Orleans. Disinfection of mails is
unnecessary. No one can be permitted
TO leave unless immune, and with dis
infected baggage, except persons
bound for non-infectible territory,
there to remain, and wholesale freight,
not articles. requiring disinfeetion.
House-to-heuse inspection begins
Tuesday. Hunter has taken all nee
essary steps to control. NicksbuTg
has quarantined against Jackson. San
ders told us he found No yellow fever
in Nicksburg."
New Gases at Key West.
Reports to the surgeon general are
TO the effect that new cases are still
reported daily from Key West. There
were two deaths there Sunday from
fever.
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The Condor In DeIaroa H.

Sept. 14.--The German cruiser Gov.
Sept. 13.--The German cruiser coas nsf
has arrived here. u0i
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swors Falsely to Secure Marriax. Lic.n..

Haynes Nichols was arrested at Con
way on the charge OF perjury. Nichoh
procured a license and was married Il
a 15-year-old girl. In order to secur'
the license he swore that the young
lady was of age.