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URGED TO STAY.
Appeal of Havana Paper to spaninrds
to Remain IN Cuba.

" AkEluAAN Nh SuSSf
HAVANA, July 2T-The cardenns
Herald urges spaniards who intend to
live and die on the Island of Cuba to
accept existing conditions and become
an integral part Of the new society. The
Herald also calls attention to the un-
precedentcd good health Of the town,
owing to the general cleanliness and
dIsInfectlon.
The Dlario de Ia Marina approves OF
the old plan to build promenade from
Punta to Vedado, but says that It
would be better first to put the streets
and sewers In order and supply houses
with water by increasing the pressure.
Yesterday was field day at Camp Col
umbIa. There was hne weather and q
large attendance. There were eleven
events. the most popular OF which was
TO ride one hundred yards and make the
horse uuiet under FIRE.
A meeting OF Knights OF Pythins was
held last night. for the purpose Of or
ganlzlng q lodge Of that order. There
are large number OF Knights OF Py-
thlaB in Havana.
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ordnred 10 Camp Meade.

Special Dispatch to tho lntelhgeneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, July 27.-
Assistant Adjutant General D. T. E.
Casteei, who was recently given a COM
mission in the Philippine volunteer
service, received orders to-day TO re-
mort al Camp Meade, where the Twen-
ty-seyenth infantry Is recruiting. His
deDartire leaves the office Of assistant
adiutant general vacant, and the gov
ernor will fiIl It in few days. Capt.
A. s. Hutson, Of Piedmont, has been de-
tailed to act temporarily. There are
several candidates for the place. Capt.
Casteel was colonel of the Second West
Virginia volunteers.
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IneersolI's Remains Crcmated.

NEW YORK, July 27.-The body Of
Robert C. Ingersoll was removed from
Dobbs' Ferry to the Fresh Pond, L. L,
crematory. this morning. The body
was in plain black comm, without orn-
ament. The top Of the CONN was
covered with roses The funeral party
included Mrs. Ingersoll, her two
daughters, Clinton b. GarreIl. Walston
II. Brown. Major o. ]. Smith and Mrs.
Smith and Frederick c. Penfeld.
The body was placed in the retort In
the Fresh Pond crematory shortly af-
ter noon. II win take from six to
eight hours for the incIneratiOn to be
complete. Only the members Of the
funeral party were allowed In the Gre
UafOrV
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NINE EXPLOSION
Fatally Injuries two men-Five Werc
Seriously Burned.

EtEs4Aly wv
Seriously Burned.
HAzLEToN, Pa. July 27.-By an ex.
plosIon of gas at the cOlliery Of Coke
Bros. & Co., at Derringerj ten miles
from here, at noon to-day, two men
were fatally injured and five were SER
lously burned. They are:
Morris Slough. of Weston, aged TWEEN
ty-four, married, frlghtfully burned
about the body, and also internally. He
cannot recover.
Charles Eiserman, of Weston. aged
tWPnty-six, married, burned about head
and body Recovery doubtful.
Adam Gernhart, Of Euremburg, aged
twenty-elght, married, externally and
internally burned; condition favorable.
The other four, John LOZar, Rocco Dl-
ucla, Carl Rossi and Stephen Martini,
while badly burned, win all recover.
The cause Of the explosion is un-
known. Three mules were burned t.
death in the possageway where the ex-
ploslon occurred, and others were over
come by the gus. The force Of the eX-
pIosion shook the entire workings and
for time II was feared there had been
terrible loss Of life.
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A cEnEBRATED CASE
Recalled by the Death Of WiGe bur,
dcrer Luetgert.


derer Luetgert.
JOLIET, ILL.,, July H.-Adolph L.
Luetgcrt, the wealthy Chicago sausage
maker who was serving a life sentence
In the penitentlnry here for the murder
of his wife, was found dead in his cell
to-day. The authorities were unable
to ascertain the cause OF his death and
an Inquest will be held to determine
whether ne killed himself or died Of
heart disease. The trial Of Luetgert IN
Chicago attracted wide attention and
was one OF the most sensational in tho
history OF the state. Luetgert was
charged with having murdered his wife
in the basement OF his factory and
cooked the body to pieces In vat. The
prosecution had but few small bones
and two rings as evidence that their
theory was correct, but secured con-
vlctIon and life sentence.
Frank Fay Pratt, member OF the
Chicago bar, said tonight that Adolph
Luetgert confessed in February, 1888,
that he killed his wife.
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LONDON, July 2S.-The Morning
Posta Paris correspondent says; at Is
stated from Rennes that Major Carl
ere has completed his Indictment, which
formally concludes that Drcyfus ls
guilty. Major Carrlere. who iS the gov
ernment commissary In the court mar
tlal, will demand tho confirmation OF
the iirBt judgment"
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SENSATIONAL ARREST

At liverpool OF an American Woman
for Abducting her own Child Cant
be ExtFndited.
LIVERPOOL. July Zion the arrival
Of the Dominion line steamer CambFo-
man ct this port thls morning, SER
Beant Collins, of Scotland Yard, ana
Sergeant ben of liverpool, arrested
Afrs. William Y. Perot, of Baltimore, on
the charge OF abduction OF her dauTh-
ter from Baltimore. Mrs. Perut was
accompanied by tall, military -loolGing
man. and the party Ind taken plsSngo
~ 1Ir. ana Mrs. Pierce md dRnghtar.
phey were aEreated at the customs de-
pot while waiting for the departure OF
the express train for EuBtun station.
'Plerce" l8 Captain Blood, q bFuther
OF Lady Colin Campbell. MrB. PeFnt
did not deny her Identity. She had not
anticipated arrest, ana was terribly
surprised by the event. The arrest
was effected quietly, but there was .
painful scene between mother and
daughter when they began to sfear
separation, the child weeping bitterly.
The police reassured the mother for the
present.
The child and mother were taken to
the police office. hut proceeded to Eus-
ton station by a later train. Captain
Blood took charge Of the luggage and
accompanied Mrs. Perot to London.
LONDON. July 27.-Mrs. Perot waS
urralgned at the Bow street police court
this afternoon and remanded for one
week. The child will remain In the GUS
tody of her mother. Bail, with two
suretles was fixed at e100. II WIS fur
nlshed by Sir C. Evan Smith and n.
Blood.
When Mrs. Perot, her child and 1Ir.
Blood arrived at the Euston stHtion
they were greeted by Inspector Broe5t
and the correspondent Of the ABGodiRt.
ed Press. To the latter Mrs. RaFot
said:
This Is pure case Of persecution,
assure you. Some Of the proceedings
are utterly unWarTantable. II TAX
ing my child Is an indictable uffbnSe,
then I'm guilty. perhaps, legally; but
every mothers heart win be with me in
this trouble. We had no idea OF this
further attempt In a long series Of
houndlngs. If return to America 4
win be never to leave II without my
child. We are perfectly devoted, as
You can imagine"
AT. 6lOOu blu' Ihere lS no 1lyBketY
about this case. The statement that
] was travelling as Mr.. Pierce Is untrue;
travelled under nay own name. I'm .
very dear friend OF Mrs. Per0t ana har
child. and propose to stand by them.
consider Perot, the grandfather, a
scamp, to play this inhuman trick.
have engaged the best extradition bar
rister IN London to fight this case"
Mr.. Patrick RoSe-InneH, who annAar-
ed for the prisoner, said to the corTes-
pondent OF the Associated Press after
the hearing: There is not the slight
est chance Of extradition In this case.
The English law says that abduction
must be against the laws OF both Eng
land and the United States for extra
dillon. Mrs. Perot violated United
States law only"
Mrs. Perot and her child have gone 20
FuIham, where they will be the guests
Of Lady Colin Campbell. =
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Special Dispatch to the Iutslligeneer.
sTEUBENYILLE, July 27.-Dr. Ben
jamln Dennis, ex-postmaster at Toron-
to, was given a hearing before United
States Commissioner Richards to-day,
charged with failure to deposit post
office funds in the United States sub
treasury, and was held IN the sum OF
$500 to the United States court.
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Two West Virginia Boys Killed,

HARRISBURG. Pa, July T,-Ph-
vnto Albert Mcvelgh. of Charles-Town,
w. Va. company O, Twenty-Ssventh
regiment. was killed, and Private
Gould, Of the Fame company and regl-
ment, was fatally injured last night at
Camp Meade, while attempting to
nlIght from freight train. McVelgh
was 10 yenrs old and Gould II IL yehrH'
Both werr natives Of Charlcs-Town,
where thpy enlisted,
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CINE UPRIGHT PlANO fOR SALE

Owing to Misunderstanding between
husband and wlfe.a n fiuc clifford Upright
Plano has been placed In our hands foE
Immediate disposal. The Piano Is prac.
tically new and was built by clifford
Chickerlng, n man with q national repu-
tRtion as an expert piano builder.
we arc authorized TO sell the plano
for one-half OF the original price. IL
you want or need plano here ls rare
opportunity. +. w. BAUMER CO.
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INTERPRETING DETAILS

or tho Situation at MHnIln-CIty
Cleaned on American Plan.
WASHINGTON, July H-LIeutcnant
Eberly, flag lieutenant OF tho oregon
under Captain BARKER. has Just arrived
in Washington from the Philippines.
and brings some interesting details OF
the situation in Manila. Lieutenant
Eherly says that the social and sanl-
tary conditions in Manila are better
than is generally believed in tho United
States, and better than would naturally
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Pnttnrn WorI,s Collanse.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. July 2z-rhs
new pattern works of the Westing-
house Electric Company. In course Of
erection at East Pittsburgh, Pa, COLI
Iapsed late this afternoon, burytng q
number Of workmen In the ruins. One
man was killed outright and i've others
were seriously Injured. The names are:
Dead-Joseph Phster. bridge builder,
Of Kingsville, Nd, aged thirty years.
Intured-James Hilterman, J. W.
Thompson. Archibald Sweet Frank
Brown, John Sullivan.
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TUNNEL CAVES IN
On B. 6 o. West of CambridRe-will
Take Two Weeks to Clear Track.

CAMBRIDGE, o.. July 27.-The main
line OF the Baltimore q Ohio was COM
pletely blocked to-day by the cavlng In
of a tunnel Just west of here.
The caye-in occurred about twenty
minutes after the regular west bound
passenger had passed through. The
track Inspector who discovered the nc
cIdent. had just time to stop a special
and save 1t from destruction. The tun-
mel Is 700 feet long and Mt least half of
Il has fallen. All trains are running
over the C. & NJ. railroad. II will be at
least two weeks before the obstruction
is cleared away,
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CLEVELAND. o., July ga big
transaction involving the transfer of
worth several millions Of dol
lars from NJ. A. Hanna & Co. to the
National Steel Company was consum-
mated to-day. The snle. according to
the best Information obtalnable to-
night. includes the iron mining proper
ty OF NJ. A. Hanna & Co. in Michigan,
ns well US Its fleet OF vessels on the
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Evon Co1cy Is "In It."

PITTSBURGH, Pa. July 27.-"Gen-
erul" Jacob s. Coxey has purchased the
old steel plant OF Graft Bennett &
Co., at MIllvale. near here, and Will re-
move It to Massillon, Ohio. II Is his In
tention to erect large open hearth
steel plant Mt a cost OF $4,000. The
new works viii give employment to 500
man
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HmLsDALE, Mich, July Ebert
Tlmball. OF North Adams, Mich, an
aeronaut. was drowned at Bnw Bees
Park this afternoon, His parachute
dropnnd In the middle Of Baw Bees lake.
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confirms the report. but neither give
any details.
omcial confirmation of President
Heureaux's death was communicated
to the President at Lake champlain by
the state department and the following
cable message was sent by his dlrec-
ton:
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
PARSONS. W. Va. July ga young
man by the name Of Grant Myers was
killed in the mines at Tunnellton this
morning, by coal falling on him.
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.LAKE cHAAfPLAN.
''Via WASHINGTON. ID

"VIa WASHINGTON, July q.
"Hls Excellency. WenaslaO de Ftguero.
President Of the Dominican Republic
santo Domingo.
"In the name of the American people
and in my own offer to your excel
iency and the Dominican nation most
sincere condolences by reason Of the
death OF President Heureaux.
''WM. HRINLEK."
wenasluo de Flguero Is the officer
next in line to President Hsureaux, and
succeeds TO the Office of president.
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For West Virginia, threatening Friday;
showers and cooler Saturday: variable
winds,
showers Friday. and probably Saturday;
variable winds.
Iocnl TcmnCraurC,
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prcrIdont MoKlnlcy'a Coincidence.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 27-Thc
state department has received confirm
alton of the death of the president OF
San Domingo In the Shnpc OF the fol-
lowing dispatch from the United States
consul at Puerto Plate:
'PresIdent HeureRuI aBsassinntGd."
Consul Reed at San Domingo, also
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July 27.-Thc
number OF recruits for tho Philippines
enlisted yesterday was 622, making tho
total O,O3L
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The temperature yesterday as observed
by c. Schnnpf drugRist, corner o. Market
and Fourteenth street, was as follows:
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At liverpool Of. an AmoFloan Woman
for Abducting her own ChiId-oant
be Extradited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
STARTED WITH A COLD"
SO says ono OF The Greatest OF Amer-
fcan Physicians ana ale Proves
What He snys.

1T is surprising what mistakes even
some of the best people III the world
make"
The speaker was one of the greatest
doctors the world has ever known, and
he resides in New York.
Take for example one OF the most
common things in the world, namely
Il cod. People speak of taking cold
there is really no such thing.
"A cold is II symptom-an effect, not
cause. Dad you ever know an apso-
lutely well ana healthy person who took
cold? | never have, even. under the
greatest exposure. Yes. indeed, Il cold
is symptom, not Il cause"
The gentlemen and ladies to when
the doctor was speaking exchanged
looks OF establishment, but they did
not dispute the words of the learned
doctor.
You may be surprised" he contln-
ued when l tell you that nine-tenths
of all colds occur because those great
organs of the body, the kidneys, are
out of order"
More men and women are troubled
with imperfect kidneys than with any
other known form of disease. The un-
fortunate thing about ii is that they
do not known that this is their trouble
why? Because all difficulties, de-
engagements and diseases of the kidneys
when come to both men and women
are usually without any pain; in fact
without any systems whatever. and
this proves just what / said at first,
namely, that II cold is n symptom
There was Il look of amazement upon
the faces of his hearers.
Indeed continued the doctor most
deliberately and earnestly. II assert
that the grip, which has been so disas-
trous. which has brought so much
trouble into the world would never
have had its run if the kidneys of those
who had suffered from it had been in
perfect condition. These great organs. if
uncloS@ed, would have thrown the dis
ease from the system so that the grip
would have been unknown"
Now there is but one great discovery
FOR the prevention and cure of all kid
ney dillicultics-that grand remedy,
Warmers Safe Cure. No class of peo-
pie know or realize this better than the
medical profession. and no class is more
ready to acknowledge it,"
Take my word. anyone who is care
ful upon the first approach OF a. cold or
grip and goes right to tho seat of all
colds-the kidneYs-will not suffer long
from Il cold; will not he oppressed by
the grip and need have no fear of pneu-
monia because the kidneys, unclogged,
Will open up the system and throw the
germs of disease out of the body. You
can depend upon this"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
AN EMBEZZLER ESCAPES.
RESCUED FROM MEXICO CHIEF
OF POLICE.

(By Telegraph to Vrginian-P ilot.)
New Orleans. La, Jan. 23.-SantiagO
Morphy, the Mexican bank embczzler
and American turfman. made two
fights for liberty here to-day. the last
proving successful. The first battle
was at law. hnheas corpus proceedings.
setting up the expiration of the extra
dition treaty and the irreyularty of
proceedings. Judge Parlange OF the
United States District Court. sustained
the government and turned the prisoner
over tn Major Juan Solores. the mill
tary Chief of Police of the City of
Mexico. In the evening Solores took
his man from the parish prison To con-
vey him to the Southern Pacific depot.
They walked along Canal street. the
principal thoroughfare, always crowded
at night, stopped at swell restaurant
for dinner. and when they emerged
Morphy's friends had their plan ar
ranged. The McXicans had gone
scarcely half n square when n crowd
pockctcd them, Major Solorcs was
struck on the head, Morphy rushed
through a saloon. half a dozen men ran
In different directions and Solores was
left alone, daZed and deserted. Nor
ply jumped into n cab and drove out
10 the rear of the city. where several
race horse trainers live. The city police
are trying TO find him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
\ H0rRInLE REVENGE.

\ dispatch from Richiand, South Da-
kota. says: William Iapeer, young
farmer. who went 10 Manila with one
of the first assignments of troops. has
returned here with ieprosy He was. 1t
is said. made leper for revenge. This
Is the story told:
While seeing the sights in Manila he
gave oGfense to Il rich native, who.
aided by friends. succeeded in plying
him with druggcd liquors. While un-
conscious he was carried to the native
quarter OF the city and the blood from
Il leper was injected into one of his
veins. When the Young man realized
what had been done To him he nearly
died of nervous pros;ration. He fell
into violent fever, from which he has
not recovered.
As soon as he Is able to be removed
he VIII be sent 20 New York for exam
ination by experts to ascertain il he
can be saved.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
EARL PouLETT AT REST.
TWO SONS CLAIM THE TITLE AND
ESTATES.
(By Telegraph to virginlan-Filot.)

London, Jan. 23.-Wiliam Fenry.
Earl Poulett. died in this city yester-
day in his I'D year. 1t IS probable that
the succession to the title and estates
will be disputed.
The deceased Earl was thrice mar
ried. According 10 gossip he made a
wager, when harum-scarum youth
and travelling about that he would
marry the first woman he met on land
ing III England.
Accordingly at Port Sea, In 1919. he
married Miss Elizabeth Virginia New
man. daughter of IL land port pilot
Within Il few months she gave birth to
a son, whose paternity her husband de-
MED. The couple from that time lived
apart, the wife dying in August, 1871
The child, who now calls himself Wis.,
count Hinton, and claims the success
sion, has long been living on the streets
of London as an organ grinder, and his
pretensions were always sternly repu-
dated by the deceased Earl.
About six weeks after the death of
his first wife, Lord Poulett married
Miss Emma Sophyia Johnson. who
died in 1876 without issue surviving. In
1879 he married Miss Rosa deMelville,
daughter of Alfred Hugh de Melville.
and their son is generally recognized as
the rightful heir.
The long standing quarrel between
the late Earl Poulett and the organ
grinding Viscount has furnished the
material for many Il London sensation
Only month ago the claimant to the
succession issued an appeal to the pub
lie to take Il philanthropic interest in
the condition OF the poor. among whom
he has lived and earned his living.
The late Earl Poulctt conscientiously
involved himself in debt, sold every
family possession he could sell and
morigaged the remainder up to the
limit in order that the noble organ
grinder" in the event of ultimate sue
cession TO the title and entailed estates,
might benefit as little as possible. At
one time the courts refused him Il GER
tiilcnte of discharge in bankruptcy on
the ground of unjustiilablc extrava-
gance in living. He made no secret of
the reason for his prodigality. The old
f.arfs hatred for him whom he called
the impostcr" was intense aud his
animosity extended to the wife of the
claimant who has invariably accom-
panied him with the piano in the
streets OF London.
Lord Poulett died uncertain as to
what would be the outcome of his life
long efforts to defeat the aspirations OF
Elizabeth Newman's son. The child
was born in wedlpck and The claimants
legal advisers have all along assured
him that his claim to the succession
cannot be defeated.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
IS IT CURABLE?
4 Question often ASKED by Those
Afflicted Win PILES

Is strained joint durable? Is local in
Illumination durable? OF course, If prop
erly treated. 50 is piles.
People often become afflicted with piles
and ask some old ',Alrcnic" who has al
ways persisted in the wrong treatment
and naturally discourages them by telling
them that their case Is hopeless
They III turn Discourage others, and
thus a disease that can n every case he
cured by careful and skillful handling is
allowed TO sap the energy OF thousands
who might FREQ themselves of the trouble
in few days.
Pyramid Pile euro Will euro the most
aggravated case II homorrhoids in an as
tonshingly short time IT relieves the
contested parts. reduces the ttnnors in
startly no matter how large. ailays tho
Inflammation and stors tho aching or
itching at once.
Thousands who had rcsorted to expen-
siVc surgical operations have been cured
by Pyramid Pile Curc-in number Of IN
stances persons who had spent months
in 4 hospital under a specialist,
IL is remedy that none need fear 10
apply even to the most aggravated Swol-
len and ,nflamcd hemorrhoidHl tumors.
II YOU are afflicted with this stubborn
disease YOU can master i and master it
quickly.
This remedy is 10 longer an expert
ment. but medical certaipty. 1t Is man
ufactured by the Pyramid Drug Co.. OF
Marshall Mich.
Druggists sell L Mt 80 cents per box. II
il becoming tho most popular pile cure
this country has ever known and drug
gists everywhere arc ordering 1t for their
customers. ja2i,20,2S