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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
ten % Wanr. Orei Mmeritaner purz
Den hprmunhpt

Die Mahri9t, bab @beaton ni4..
gu San Gabian, fonbern gu 9ineapan
gsfanoet Vel, purbe ourh ben Befe6isz
baber bes a~anpnenbootes rManila",
tpel4sr Wugenasuse Der 2anoung mar,
na4 Munila ssbra9t, unb bsrubte auf
einsm seoerapbaffsn Srrtbum.
Gs bat bic ganae Wohe iber 6sftl9
seresnst, unb bic 8stpegunsen Der @ss
nerGls canton unoMac2lrtbur tpsroen
hierour9 febr er!6pert. General
MacQrtbur ldbt iebt @orrdIbs bur9
MauleIel 3Ise bon Nnssks brinssn.
Recosnos3irungen Lungs Der 5ronte
baben erseben, oaB bic Snlurgentsn
BEL 8amban cine ltarts, nit msbrsrsn
Aanpnen unb sinsm SdneQfsuersez
i4ib uuseeriiltstsS tsGums einnsbmsn.
IS mansslt ibnen inosfsn an Murtz
tipn.
Maipr 8en fat abermals Elm 8raz
ppurltiid ppubro9t. Wd6renb CT nit
flint SHi5ieren uno apsi Sotooten o:s
So. Snfanterie : Nssiments, Iotpie nit
benz lieutenant 6opfins unb IL Solz
batsn 'bss 4. &apaler;s : 8eeithentes
auf elmer Reepenoseirung mar, gelangz
tie er binter ben Niidsn elmer Shanae,
pelde bon 100 6ilipinos beFebt mar.
Gr griff 1ofort an, rift bic S%niur9anssn
iiber ben 9auf len, iOotete poer psrtpuns
bette 20 Der elben, nabm 6 gefongsn u.
erbeutete 30 Matf% ergeIpe6re.
Nntt : Smperialifer
geebrt.
Mant(a, 10. Nopember. - gu
@6ren Der Mnti : Smpsrialiltsn perans
5tulteten tie S%niureentsn am %. Stz
tober in 5arlac cine Ssltli4teit. Die
Oemonltratipn umfabts eins pro5sl>
fion, @~ottssbisnlt unb Nn1pra4sn
bur9 Mguinuloo unb anosre 6srpprz
rassnbs DISQUALIFICATION. Sn einsm
%. 8. 8rpan i4meihelnoen 2sitartl<
tel fast bic rSnospsnosntia": ~8rpun
ioute in Der 6ilifino : 9si4i4ts nit
BEND elben Hubm umgeben perosn, pe
Or. Hi5ut. HiSat, 8rpan uno Igul=
naloo Iinb bic storrei4e Orsieinigteit
u~nisrer po(itii4sn @rlOiung." 9ene>
raj Otis unb Der ipanii6e uno britt
fde &oniul baben 9ortebrunsen gez
troffen, oHnen 5ufolse Der britiiAe
areuasr 10000 Rationsn uno &eiz
ounssitiide gu ben ipaniidsn 9eTanssz
men in ber Wlbep uno Gamarinoz proz
bling brinaen foa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
GroBe Selubnums angebnten.

Die porgeftriss 3u9entgleiiung ouf
Der rMidisan : GsntraI 8abn"
nabe 5oleOo ma p9ne 3peifsl bus
Dsrt BON 9abnfrsplern.
Detroit. Mi9., 10. Nopem6er.
- Die rMi6i9an Central : 8ubn"
pirb cine Selobnung BON $25O0 auf
Die 0erbafapng mb us~bsrfii6rung ben
SOietpidte anb;eten, tpeDde. pie f6on
bsridiet, geIiern 4bsno sinen parioz
nen3ug nabs 8isrMa, Mid., II Meileu
bon SOisoo. g.. gum GntgIeii:n brl6s
ten, tpObsi 81 Der omen ms6r oper tpez
niger i6rpsr psrlsbt tpuroen. @gerala
Superintendent 2'9ommeoieu tbsilt
NIT, es lisge tsin 3peifel Dor, bdb bar
unfaa bur6 bas 2odern elmer S6sne
berbeigsfii6rt purbe. Die Werfgsuge,
tpelfr bic 5replsr babel benubten, ieim
in Der NGts aufgefunbsn tporoen. 3pei
Der 8srtpunoeter, nGmli6 @6as. areI
aus Detroit unb 9siasr Sobn S'Neia,
ehsnfaGs aus Detroit, bsfiaben Ii9
fsute in tritii4am 3uIianbe, unb maa
5tpeifeft an ibrer @eneiung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Nab "a Sabren.

Smaha, Nsbr., 10. Nop. - 81
ne Spe5ial Oepside an bic rYee"
aus 2eoo, g. ., msloet: n3psi De-
tettips aus Dragon BADEN einen Berg
mann, Namens Samss Me4rtbur, Der
felt II Sabren in 2ittle SparI6ift
Greet, norbtpefli4 BON bier, lebte, uu-
ter Der Nntluge perbaftst, in Oregon
Dor "a Sabren einsn oreifadsn Morb
beaan9en gu baben. McIrtbur bat
te pamals leinen 4rbeitssber, sinsn
1armr, fopis beRen Jrau unb Sinh
sr[doFen. @orber {oa er in CANADA
einsn poli5i1tan erl6oRsn babsn. Nuf
grareifuns bss MOroers mar Elm prsis
bon $4,000 aussssbt porosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Yoitbienit auf Gnba.
Director Hat6bone's InIi4len. - Die
9ei4dfislsute Der SnIsl fir @rp
reripn.

~fIhNT"F'
9eI9dfisleuts Der SnIef fir @np
neripn.
Wabtneton, D. G., 10. Jtcp.
= Ypf : Oirettor RaIbbone bon Gu,
bu, oeIisn Name, pis bersits friibsr
mlige!9eIlt, nit benz polten zines Gia
bill : @ouperneurs fir Guba in 8er4
blnoung stbrdGt poroen 1T, 6sfinoet
li6 CUR 3eit bier, um mil Dem @enss
raj : Ppfmsiiisr 6inIi9tli4 Der cubas
niT4en PoIioienItes 81 conferiren.
9err 3atb6pne GuBsrts Ii9 ME Ipist:
Der aufIfpung Der 9sT6Gfte auF
Der Snisl fp;sgslt fif am biItsn in Der
9eloppIi : 4hi6eilung pisper. Seit
Der Ginri6tung u~nIeres poItoienlies
puTslbIt iinp ni4t poni9er als $1O,s
100000 per rWprNp : Srosr" psrz
Ianpt porben. Inter IpaniI6sm Hs=
eime foItets bic 9elpperIenbun9 5pi=
T6sn 6 uno Is 9ro8ent Der geTanotsn
Summ, unb uberoit8 tpnnte man ME
san5 li6er fein, baB Der poItmeiier,
an pel6sn oieIet6e geridtst mar, nun
aud 5ablen piiroe. Wir bsrs9nsn fir
einbsimif6e 9elbisnpungen auf her
Snisl Elm Orittsl 9rusent, unp bas
SpIiem lift nun 60dTt popular eetporz
ben. Dies bat unspeifsl6aft oa5u
kisetragen, oab bic ppIi pisl gu 9elbs
i%enoungen benubt pirb, ober Der 8e4
tua9 t0nnte immsrbin Bel Weitem nitt
10 beosutsno fetn, penn bic 9eT6dfs
k ni6t eiNn 10 peTentli6en Iufa
I4pung genommen 6dtten."
Die 9eIddYtseu!e auf guba,"
E6lpB Serr Rath6pne, nbeFirtporten
bic Innerion Der SnTel, sbenfo bic ipns
ftisen beIibenon Slafen uuo q
mentti6 bic Spanier." Serr Rdtbs
bone tpirb benz Yrdiibsnten iiber euz
baniIde I~n9elsgenbsiien 9orirus buls
ten uno oies fat bon Neuem Dem 9ea
rii4t Tabrun9 se9eben, Dab er fir ben
Glptl : 9ouperneurs : poIisn in Iusa
1i6t Qenpmmen pproen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Seine Wftina,

Nep Yort, 10. Nopsmber. -
Goo!pb 6. unb 9uftao Sdnab, biz
i~berlsbsnbsn Sbsil6absr Der Jirmc
Wiuiam S9pab &c SDbne, frubsrsr
J%abrifanten bon pbotpgrap6;e : al.
buns uno pappIhuqts!n, bdbsn ein'
Ystition i'm 8anterptts 0erfabrer
singeefnssleitet. pafFipa $167.170
feline Qttipa-
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800
unb aufu.
S6wade, 1lerpOle Ysrioneu,

seplastoon 6offnunssloFe. sit unb I6Itdten 9rdu.
men. erihopfenosn Gushlien. Bruit., Ruden. uuo
Rppft9nersen, baarauSfau. Mbnahme oes Sebors
uno Seihts. 9atarrb. Nus'hiae. grr6tben, git.
tern. bsrj'lopfsn. 4snsfli&,eit, Sriibhuu. u. T, TO-,
arlilider 9atbseber iur Sung uno alt. nit sinfaA
gno bili9 Geibled btsfranfbciten uno Hctesn Der
Snecnciuleen 9rinolih sebeiIt uno oons @siunns
ps'f uno 6robhnn uisesrerlanst lpsresn tonnsu.
= Sanj neues beiloeriabren. Seoer iein siasner
NrJt. Sieles auBeroroentlib intereiante uub lebr.
rsihe BUD niro nab Gmpfans bon IS Gents
priefinartsn p~eriissslt ~perianot bon Der
PRivAT klINlk. 1871 9Th Ave-, New York, NY.
(Ctt29, Si, 80, ga. @&sIO
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TerfImmelte 2eihcn auf cincm Sabn:
aelcijc.

9reensburg, pa., 10. Nop. -
Die Derfummellen lleberreIts 5peisl
Wfdnner tpurDsn beute na6e 2atro6e
3d., auf Dem 9slsiIs Der rpennIpIoa:
nier Sa6n" auf9sfunoen. Sin oriltel
Mann, peldsr lid peigsrt, leinen ga:
men an3ugebsn, bsFinoet ii4 in 9uft
OsrTslbs bebaupiet, bic anoeren Mdn;
ner Ieien bur4 sinen 5ra9t3ug iiber:
fabren uno sstOotet porOan; gepiHt
oerbdhti9s umIidnoe bep6gsn inosher
bic g+60ros, i'm Dem Gsfdngnib 81
iberpeiien. @insr Der GetDoteten ii
ais DiGiam Ga6ois, 40 SATIRE alt, aug
Nsp : gDrf, iosntifi5irt porosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Gnm bnben Nuroen.
Tsuer 8unbss : GommiHdr fir ben
Sap Nome : Oiltrift. - Der GU
fpn nod eisfret.

Tsusr gunpss : GommiKdr fir ben
Sap Nome : 0itrIft. - Der guz
fpn nod eisTrei.
Ssattls, MaIb., 10. Nop.- Der
Oampfsr rGpttags Sitp," pslAsr ge=
fern bier eintruE bringt NaArtftlsn
aus Wlasta: Gr : 9oupsrneur Wfc=
@ratb bon WaTbinstcn lit gum 9unz
bss : GommtfIdr i'm Sob : Oifrifie
bon Sap glome ernannt porben.
Der Yufon i'll, infolge bon uner=
tpartst enlightenment parmsn Wettsr
tp9spsr eisfrei unb mebrere 5iuboamk
pier BADEN bic 9ekssnbsit benubt,
@tromabpduIs gu gelangen. Die So
naoian Development g." fat entlang
benz Surion 5pil6sn 8snaett uno
Oap[on : GitD ir3pH9snrdumsn bon
ie 20 Meiten NNoerla9sn NIT Vorrdz
tbsn sinseri6tet.
Ssm Bunoes : 9eri6t, bas am 1.
Nopembsr in Sunsau 1ermin erOffnez
te, tperbsn nsun Morb pro5efIs CUR
0sr6anblme sslangen. Gin Mann,
bon Stem = Orleans, 5. 5omer 8iro,
Ilebt untsr Mntlage, feline 9sfdbrtsnR.
$. patterIon uno Sames 9untlns Dor
sinem Sabre am Yuton ermoroet gu
6a6sn.
Die canabi{fs 8saisruns pirb, To-
balo Der yuton fsIt 5ueefrorm 1T, bic
8%.Tsitisung Der Der Shifffabrt bro
henoen 9inbsrniHe BEL 9fint Rapios,
S6irIp Mik unb 5iFe Singer 3apIos
in's Wsrt Isbsn laRsn. CUR 9etrstz
flung Der Soften 1T cine Summe BON
$4,000 ausgstporfen. Die Sesgraz
pbenlinie Der Regierung pirb bon
OapTon 9Th na4 6iFsp MIiss srz
psitert psroen.
Die .Dbits pab unb Yufonz8ubn"
bat mod cine Summe bon 100000
fir Giisnbatn14isnen ou~sssseben,
lpslts CUR Grpeitsrung Der iebissn
8abnlinie bon Cafe Bennett Biz mad
gloieleisb, einsm Yiabe am 5iftp
Mile Hiber, bier Msilen unterbalb Der
W6ite Sprie HapiDs, biensn fonen.
8snn crit bic neue Sabnfrsde pollsns
bet 1T, pirb bic 5abrt in's 8ololano
rsdt bsqusm fem, benin BON 0bsa
aebt's per ga6n Biz gloielsisb uno
bon bort per Jluboampfer brett naa
Oapfon Gitp. Cine 2ieferuns bon
24OO Sonnen Shienen fir ben Nsuz
bau 1T bersits in Safe gsnRtt anse>
lanst. Die gabrssieqi9uft ertpartet,
bae big gum /. Sum- 1900 Die perldnz
esrts 8abnitre6e in Oollem 8striebs
fsin pirb.
Obsrit Sbsafs, Elm 8ergbmu : Snz
gsnieur, Der aus benz neuen Dorado
am Sap Nome 5uriidgstehrt lit, tbsilt
nit dnbersn erfubrenen B~sresuten
bic Mnfi4t, bab Der eolosw 2%unpItr:h
iener @sgeno untsr benz 8sringsmesr
nad 8ibirien fortfibrt.
ganeoupsr, 9. g., 10. SOB. -
SIN nddINn 5ribiabr, tpenn bic
S9ifffabrt auf benz Yuton psbsr err
OfFnet pirb, ioGsn Die prsiie fir Ser
ionen 8%efOrosrung erbebIi9 tbaurer
tpsroen. Die periasoenen Sransportz
Geieai6aften po1sn BON ben beimtebz
renben alonOitefabrern cine golbsne
Gpnbte einbsimien mno in ssminiaz
mem @orgeben jsoe toitipisliss Con-
tlrrena perbiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Gcrmiidte telcsrapbiibe Sepridcn.

-6rau Sane 8. Sennett, 65 Sabre
ait, unb 5rau Gti5abstb Sarafielb, Is
Sabre aft, arItidte pGbreao Der Dorlsba
ten Ho6t in ibrer Wpbnung gu Hora
burb, nabe Bottom, MuF., our6 bas
Ginatbmen bon 2eu6!gas. Sin Gum
mii6lau6, pel9er einsn 8asofN1 NIT
sinem 8asbrsnner in ibrem S6lafz
8immer psrbunb, mar ledt getporbsn.
-grs9uupernsur Sofep6 %. 5ifer
bon Suinois lit pom PrGIioentm als
Nadfotger %. s. SaI6Oun's, rpelfer
abbantte, gum Mitgiieo Der inter,
Itaatli9sn Sanoelg : GrmmifIion ers
narnt poro01.
- G6ag. Sias, Elm notoriIdsr Zee
ger, purbe gsltern gu @leoeIanb, s..
BON Sof. %. Smith, ebenfdQs Elm gtez
ger, peI6er Elm 8ilarblotal in Hr.
$50, Grte4Strube, betreibi, IN etnem
Streite erf6pHsn. Sias mar erIt tiir5s
li9 aus benz S6iosr 3u4!Aaul ents
laien pOroen.
81. 90. RG6inion, Elm aaufmann
aus Dunlap, Senn.. ipuroe porgeItarn
4beno, pG6reno sr nit fs;nem 8ruoep
ouf Dem Wege mad ieiner BObnung bic
Cumberland gsrge t~rsu3te, bon bret
Masfirtm angefulsn, Dur3 einen
SfuB t0otlif ~oeripunbst uno UNI
$500 beruubt, STE iia Die Rdubz
m0rbsr entfernten, f"sielten tie baiOa
Yriiber.
- duff ben 8:rTten Der uRepport
| Neps, 8a., Slip Building &c Orp
Ood Company" III Der Oampfer nGoa
mug, Der fir bic @rpmpea : 2inie
uno ben 8ertebr 3pTdHn NspsYprf
uno Nsp Orleans 6eTtimmt III, 9liidz
lid pom Stopel 9elaufsn. @r fat
29O5 Spmen @:6alt uno 1T Der Te6z
Fix 0ampIer, Der auF osn WerFben jes
ner GeIeGT6aft 9s6au! lporOen 1T. 0en
5auFaft poQ3og bR 5o6ter oes
acknowledgements Io5yer bon
Der YunHsftotte.
- Neun 4rbeitfr tpuroen geIiepn
6sT'm Rein:oen zines asiIsls i'm 6oc1s
ofen osr vga!6le6em : Stabi Co." in
ger6.s5sm, 3d., our3 8as ii6ertpdls
!:aE. Giner OerIelbsn, Der 50zjdbriga
5reo. 2inIrer, iar6, sbe sr berausge4
boit lpe1o2n fOnn!e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Garlehcu auf MUbeIn.

R.u,r, l,itt,r, LANCER 8IdS ablunes Slan, tis
,clSer bon iouft 1ismanosm siitrirt miro. auf
Rein. ialibsu 9eripre6ungeE in ben S,ituue,n.
Gtins 3initnsJfatsn ~anetJtigt, nm Sic IRE iu
iabten, bod p.rn,n Sbntn ale gprtbeil. %a.bstsn,
u,l5t @nbre ciierirtn. Rabluiraesn i'm 9hr.1u
Der .Qotpmac Qoan Guarantee Gomparp.' Simmer
Rr. 8 .9anf BON Palt-imoresSge5duoe. Ode goltis
mores uno ct. 9aulsstrabe. (Rpp. Is, E.&S.lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11

= @inbre&er Eu6tsn bic rMalDsrr
gant" in Waloern, Ss., 6sim, Iprfng=
ten bic Spinbe, uno er6eutetsn $500
IN gaargelo, Fop;e me6rere tauIen6
Dollars in WerI6papierm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
9etrathctc cine Ganabicrin.

Detroit, Wih., 10. Nop. =
George u. &riigsr, Elm 81 Sabre alter
Neffs 'oes Dom Paul", Der in Gbiea=
go anldhig 1T, lisb Iia in Sanbpi4,
Ont, nit Sri. Bertha Bud bon G6i=
oaso in alsr Stiae trousn. Gr reiite
bon G6icaso BIB nad Canada, UNI in
ben gbsbafen einoutouisn, neil er be-
fur4tste, ME sr an9ab, ouB i'm in
Chicago Der seibe" SSournulismus fein
junses gbsstiid ni4t in 5risosn unb
pbns Notoristdt ssnlsBsn lafIen psrz
be. 0a er aber au9 bier auf Der
Our4fabrt niht benz S~nterDietp snt~
sins, bssniiste er li4 nit Der fur5sn
9smsrfung, bic Gnelanbsr piirosn fin
ben, baB bas 5ransoaal Die bar
tite NuB lei, bic lie nod ie gu tnadn
per5uht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Sim hnn g

= Sine DISCRIMINATING bon Ger
trelsrn Der 5arb;sen bon 9surgia, bic
in 4iianta abssbailsn rpuroe, fat be-
{dloHsn, bic 2egislatur um NtAtan=
na6me Der !9arotpid : Bill su psIitloz
niran, tourd nslde cine grobs Wsbr@
bejt Der Garbiem oss Staatss os
St;mmrehts kraubt tpiirbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Gin WunOer
genia(er
9lle6ani6.

OieIer Galculaz
tipn5 : 9leiftift 1T
in Der Nritbmelit
baHelbs, mas Der
9iftipndr bei'm
8uhftabiren 1T. Ddz
bur4 tpiro osrfsl6e
intsreRant u. tpert6z
bon fir Saoermann.
IS 1T cine gsniale,
niihIifp unD profti=
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@beaton'S 2an6uns.
Wrokartigss militdrifdss Saau(pitl.
Mrmee nnb Tlptte cuuperirten, &C.
raoc tpie bel Sbafter'S 2anonn8
at 9aiauiri, Guba.

Die Sruppen tpurben gu Gan Jabiun
uusgei9ifft, pie General Otis anz
geprbnet bate. - Die Ndhriht
iibsr ibre 2anpung gu 2ingapen
bsrubte auf einsm Srrtbum. -
8iels fleine 9efs9te. - Die Silt
pinos oisben lia nu4 Sarlac aurld
unb Iolen pieber einmal in Der
Sale {iben. = Hegen unb uebsrz
f4pemmunsen eri4tpersn nod im=
mer bic 8etpsgungen unIererSrupz
pen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11

Dur9 cine Ore
huns bes 9anbgs<
lentss. in einem @uz
asublid, ~calculirt biez
Ter 8teiItift Iqes
bon elm Mal breiz
aebn big 5pD(f Deal
pierunO5nanoig.
Dsrfelbs re4net
raf9sr, als Sic es
f0nnsn, unb pirb ME
einen sSebler MAIDEN.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-28
GRADERS UNCOVER A
RICH COPPER LEDGE
Lies Along the Canadian Pacific in
British Colum bia and Assays
Very High

TACOMA. Wash. Aug. 27.--While grad
ing the Canadian Pacific extensions in
British Columbia contractors Mckenzie
and Mann have uncovered three great
ledges Of ore running high in copper, gold
and silver. While they are making good
profits on the railroad contract, present
indications are that these mineral dis
coveries will pay them far better. \ min
ing expert who has just come from British
Columbia says that one ledge alone will
make them millionaires
This ledge was found near Cascade, a
new town on the Columbia and Western
Railroad which the Canadian Pacific is
building from Rossland into the Boundary
Creek district. Outcroppings were dis
covered some time ago, but 1t was only
ten days ago that the ledge itself was un-
covered by the graders. It has not been
thoroughly explored. but has been
stripped sufficiently to show that it eX-
ceeds 50 feet in width. Assays from near
the surface give values of $40 to $50 per
ton, making It practically certain that an
other Leroi or Republic mine has been
discovered. Mckenzie and Mann flied on
the property and will soon begin develop
ment. They have declined a large sum for
it. Two smaller Lodges have been uncov-
cred by their grading crews, both giving
promise of making good mines.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-28
CANADIAN VESSEL Is
BURNED AT SEA
Thrilling Scenes Attendant Upon the
Accidental Destruction of the
Sir S. H Tillev

CLEVELAND. Aug. 27.-The steamer
which burned off Fairport last night was
the Sir S. II. Tiley, a Canadian vessel of
$50 net tons. The fire started in the en-
gine room, and it spread so rapidly that
the engineer did not have time to shut off
the steam, and the crew and passengers,
about twenty in number, had difficulty in
escaping.
All the members of the crew save two
men and three women passengers
and the cook wero placed in the
lifeboats and rowed to the steam
er's consrt. Two members Of the
crew remained on board the burning ves-
sell, and after lashing the wheel they es-
capped, one of them on a hatch cover and
the other with a life-preserver. They
were both picked up. The wheel being
dashed, the steamer continued to run in q
circle for about an. hour, wien the ma
chinery stopped The fire continued burn
ing until early in the morning, the tugs
and life-saving crew remaiing in the vi
cinity. The wreck was finally towed to
Fairport harbor The Tilley is almost a
complete loss. She was valued at $50. 600
She carried no cargo.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-28
DEWEYS SUGGESTIONS
TO PARADE COMMITTEE
Would Be Gratifed, He Says, if the
Olympia's Battalion Leads
the March

NEW YORK, Aug. 27-The executive
committee of the Dewey reception COM
mittee has received two letters from Ad-
miral Dewey. In the first, dated Leg
horn, August 16, he says:
II shall without fail reach the Lower
Bay on Friday September 20, and shall
anchor there for the night to be ready
for the official arrival and naval parade
on the following morning. Saturday, the
any of my friends in the navy and
especially the commanding officers of the
ships engaged at Manila May l, 1885 | feel
that this matter of invitation should be
suggest that at the end of the display Of
fireworks off the Battery the Olympia
should return to North River and an
Choir of 1wenty-siXth street. While your
letter seems to indicate that the bat
talon of the Olympia would lead in the
land parade. still ] am in doubt. 1t would
be "A qualification to me and the officers
and men of the Olympia should the
Olympia's battalion Of about $50 men be
placed at the. head Of the column. IN
to give for the men, that is matter
that comes within the province of the
captain of the ship, but l have little
doubt that he would be pleased to accept
for them ] am much pleased for various
reasons for eliminating a dinner from the
programme. and thank yourself and the
committee for the careful arrangements
made to spare me any unnecessary IA
tigue
pies, August II, the admiral asks that a
''good large military band" be detailed
to lead the Olympia's battalion at the
head of the land parade, the, Olympia s
small band being hardly equal'to the oc-
casion.
Admiral Dewey has been notified that
all his requests will be carried out.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-28
DOES AWAY WITH
RAIL DISASTERS
Autom attic Signals on the
Pennsylvania.
NEW SYSTEM READY FOR USE
SHOWS WHEN THE TRACK IS
CLEAR.
Elaborate Electrical Apparatus, the
Height of Human Ingenuity, to
Insure the Safety Of
Passengers
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27-On the New
York division of the Pennsylvania Rail
road the automatic block signaling sys-
TEN was completed to-day by placing IN
service the last connecting link between
New Brunswick and Monmouth Junction.
n. J. Mechanics had been busily engaged
for months extending it, until the entire
New York division is now equipped.
The signal system is electric in its oper-
alton, the current. being supplied from
storage batteries placed a intervals along
the track and carried by means of the
rails. At intervals of a quarter of a mile
the tracks are spanned by light frame
work, on which the signals are placed.
These consist of the usual semaphore 81 g
nails for daytime and lanterns for the
night The signals are exactly like the
hand-signaing system, the upper signal
being red and the one beneath it green.
When the blocks which they protect are
clear the arms are lowered. and at night
display white light AS soon as a train
passes the signal bridge il completes an
electrical circuit, which operates the
mechanism so that signals are displayed
at danger When the first train passes
the next succeeding block the same
mechanism drops the first blade, indi-
eating that the block from which it has
just passed is clear. The lower signal
standing indicates that the train is still
in the next block beyond. When the train
has left that block a green arm is dropped,
and the engine driver of the next train
knows from the position of the semaphore
signals that there is nothing in the next
two blocks. The only danger is that the
system may get out of order, but every
preCaution is taken TO prevent this. When
out of order the signals display the red or
danger sign. At junction points the auto
matte system is supplemented by hand
signaling. The new system does away
with many telegraph operators, and it is
Contended that it insures greater safety.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-28
SOLDIER ATTEMPTS
TO END HIS LIFE
Manned in the Service, but Unable to
Obtain a Pension, He Gives
Way to Dependency.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Maimed and
cut off from lype of livelihood Newton
Holman, until recently an enlisted man
Of the United States army, serving in
Montana and Wyoming, tried to kill him
self with revolver at Cobb's Hotel to-
day. He had taken measures to make
the attempt successful by turning on the
gas in case the bullet missed its mark.
He failed in both cases, for the ball
glanced from his skull, and he was dis
gas had done it's work Holman is alter
nately enraged at his failure to take his
life and despondent enough to repeat the
attempt, at the thought of his dark fu-
ture Some weeks ago, while in the serv-
ice his left leg was so badly injured in a
railway accident that amputation was
necessary, and on August Is Holman came
to Washington to try to secure pension.
In few days he learned that as his in
Jury was received out of the line of duty
he could not be pensiOned.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-28
NEGRO RIOTERS
QU|ET|NG DOWN
Troops Are Being With
drawn in Georgia.
PREPARING FOR THE TRIALS
CASE OF JOHN DELEGALL TO BE
HEARD WEDNESDAY.
Colonel Lawton Did Not Expect
That the Mob Would
Give Up So
Special Dispatch to The Call,

DARIEN, Ga. Aug. 27.-There We're no
hostilities between the blacks and the
military to-day though the negroes re-
main armed That the situation is I'M
proved is evidenced by the fact that
Colonel Lawton, commanding the First
regiment, has sent back TO savannah
eighty-six men and three officers, whose
services are no longer needed. Ihere re-
main something more than 200 soldiers
on duty. These will remain until after
the sitting of the special term OF the
Superior Court which has been called to
meet on Wednesday to try John Delegall
for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Town
send.
The special term will also try Henry
Delegall, the negro about whom the
trouble. has all been, and the thirty-hye
Savannah jail. It is probable that a a
special train and a military escort Will
bring the rioters from Savannah for trial;
dhere are still several hundred an armee ne q
fallen to-day which will do much toward
dampening their ardor.
ATLANTA, Aug. N.-Governor Candler
kept in close communication with Colonel
all day and expressed satisfaction at the
encouraging messages from the scene of
the trouble in Mcintosh County,
Early in the afternoon Colonel Lawton
had greatly improved and that the arrest
of Delegall had broken up all armed
resistance on the part of the negroes;
This evening the Governor was noti1ed
left Darien for their homes.
The Liberty Independent Cavalry and
two companies of the First Georgia Resi-
ment remain on guard. 1t was evident
that he did not expect the negro mob to
give up so soon.