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Two INJURED At COR PIAY.
Mrs. Sesbitt Struck with Cleek and Mr..
Johnsnn with n HaIl.

MENDHAM. n j.. July 9.-Mrs. Thomas Ses-
bitt OF this place may lose the sight OF ono eye
as the result Of an injury received while playing
golf on the Fourth If July. She was standing
near another player when she was accident
ally struck on the loft side Of the face with
clcek. Ocu.ists have done everything possible
to restore the sight "f the eye which was in
jured by the blow but 50 far have been unsuc-
ccSsfu
ATIASTIC City. y. J.. July 9.--Lindey John
son. tn" well-known architect Of PHILADELPHIA.
was injured while rayng on the links Of the
Atlantic city Country Club at NorthGeld yes
terday afternoon Mr.. Johnson turned his
head Just Ms y hard driven ball was flying
townrl him. IN" bail struck him sluarely on
tn" for" head; cutting deep cash. which bled
profuSrly. IL" fell unconscious and did not
CONS 20 for considerable time.
II" was then removed t"thls city and medical
MD summoned. MIR. Johnson Is better this
evening hut Is still confined to his bed. HI Is
staying AT tn" Hotel brighton with his wife
The sun., 1899-07-10
RAN INTO THE COLUMBIA.
THE CIIBOAT ELSIE HITS THE
RACER At NEW ROCHELLE


New Yacht Escapes with tho Loss OF Some
,, Su,J., Small Couscs TroubIo Mt
- ,,,. n.,.,,.r,. pr,,,
III"
Eoom TAKEN I" hr's'"' ny 'er ie""'r'
,-. p,.,tr,,r Julv n-The ST Michaels
.o,,,I,r t,r. IN, Columbia. steamed away from
,,,, ~ q o,,lork this afternoon for Bristol.
having in tow the Defenders tender. the
,,, ,'',. ,,r,Iira nm hoard of which was the
o,I ann .hompinn's steel boom. which was
s,o,,,,,I orr when the Columbia fouled her last
or,,i,,, Thn responsibility for the accident
l,. ma, Lrrn plared and probably never will be
,,,,,,. II Ia attributed to the tide The De-
ta,',,cr.L,,l INST rirkrd ur her moorngs at the
r,.,,crr entrance to Echo Bay and 1t was neces-
so,y f,.tnr Columbia to pass in order to reach
h,r,,.,,rfug. a short distance away The new
s,,,,, ,birh closely followed, had lust taken
d,wr Lcr rIDiu-gil and Can't Barr evident
Il. I,l not gauge the tide, which was
,,,rninr r,,. strongly ut the time His
lun. rnrn down ON tho Defender 80 quickly
tb,, IA, collision was unavoidable The port
,',stl,,,J runner ON tho Columbia caught the
! onr, ON thc Defender and snapped It of at the
s.aru. CONSERVATION prevailed among both
c..cs. and all hands rushed to prevent what
,v,. ,,,~,I would terminate in calamity, but
fortunately :hr Defenders sailors pushed of
fore rigging damaged
Sails w.r, hoi,trI on both yachts nearly all
n,r,.l,g for the purpose of drying them after
,l, rain Of last night Tho Colum bias crew
was MISC engaged in repairing the rigging
damaged by the accident. Two OF the De-
ulrr', crew accompanied the Caroline which
will return with tho old yachts 8 wooden boom
ON Tuesday,
upsu,,. the threatening weather Hudson
Park wa, crowded with people who came from
Nnw York and other places to see the cup
Yachts. and the racers were continually sur
r,urdnI with small hoats At3:3O o'clock Mr.
Lit, want oho,rd tho CoIumhio with n marty
l9''''" "'I', "'''',' w wa " 20 '''
Of friends. intending to take tea. but sudden
suunll which sprung up about 80 O'Clock
, .t,,, =, r,t,,r, 70 All vi,,r Irst ,t,.r
c'usru the'h l" return W al 'it"' Jus. ui.ei
they eft the yacht the most exciting incident OF
the day occurred when the catboat Elsie OF New
r,n t,Il ,i,o r,l,,,,,io On hor ,,or. si1
h"che'ie '!"e" I,,o M Nu."'iio'" 'h ,''i ,oi' ''".
near the bow The Elsie was IN charge OF
Cant Ievis with n crew OF three and having
- H. .I NJ, Chn,lo, D1o go
on roar" Mr' anu Nirs. Nn"t'es Douse anu
their two children. Mr.. Dodge. who resides on
Nnrtune Island had engaged the Elsie to take
Ill.,, a,,1 III ro,,iIv 70 ,isi, ho,b yo,hts ona a.
nun anu ms i"''',.' " 'I'' Do'' '"."''' anu at
the invitation OF Mr.. lselin was to take tea
with him aboard the Columbia
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1000 MEN WIZ RE-ENLIST.
Gen. Otis Says He HnS Secured That Mum.
ber for the Two Regiments He IL Forming.

Gen. Otis Says He Hns Secured That NUM-
ber for the Two Regiments He Is Forming.
WASHINGTON. July 0.-In n telegram received
at the War Department to-day MAJOR Gen.
Otis said that he had secured 900 men for
the two regiments OF volunteers which he is
organizing in the Philippines. These rcgi-
ments are to be organized in keleton formation
and their ranks filed by recruits from the
United States About ] 900 recruits are
needed to complete the formation Of both regi-
mcnts. 1t was the intention OF the War De-
nartmcnt to send the first volunteers secured
in this country to fill up the ranks OF the
regiments organized by Gen. Otis. but 1t is
now likely that the skeleton commands will be
completed by men specially enlisted for that
purpose. thus not interfering with recruit
ing the ten other volunteer regiments to
be enlisted at army posts in the United
States. With the two regiments in the
Philippines complete. the command OF Gen,
Otis will be reinforced by nearly 10000 men,
giving him total force OF 10000 men. two
thirds OF whom will be regulars. Tho men who
have decided to enlist in the skeleton rcgi-
ments will each receive travel pay from Manila
to the place OF original enlistment in the
United States, amounting to about $3.50 in
Of Service in the d" nrmy S viii WHIT reeeHs
free transportation to their homes in this
country 1t Is suppressed that most q; Of the men
longed to State organizations now there.
The enlistment OF men for the ten new vol
untcer regiments will begin throughout the
United States tomorrow. Recruiting parties
are to be sent out. as soon as company officers
whore there are no regular recruiting stations.
Men will be sent out ahead to these towns with
posters stating that recruiting officers will
examine candidates for enlistment on certain
dates at specified places in these towns. For
the present most Of the recruiting will DO done
at the seventy regular army recruiting sta
tions and at the headquarters Of the volunteer
rpRmaDts
The sun., 1899-07-10

Will Resume Work on tho Democratic Com
mittee When He Returns from Europe.

WAsHINGToN, July 0.-A private letter re-
ceivcd in Washington o-day says that Senator
James X. Jones Of Arkansas. Chairman OF the
Democratic National Committee. will not re-
sign that office. as has been reported. On the
contrary, n letter from him viii be read at the
meeting Of the committee IN Chicago July 20.
in which he will announce that he has recov-
cred his health and will resume active work on
the National Committee as Chairman upon his
return to this country and map out the pro-
grammc for the campaign in behalf OF the
nomtnation OF WILLIAM j. Bryan. Chairman
that BRYAN is the only oGica and possible cam
ddatc OF the Democratic party and that he
will be nominated without serious opposition.
The sun., 1899-07-10
Limited Train Crashes Into Its Helper.

CUMBERLAND. Md. July 0,-The Baltimore
and Ohio st, Louis Limited No. ran into her
own helper. which was waiting on tn" main
track near Rowesburg. W. Va. on the seven
engines Engineer Joshua Turner and Fire
man John Schmutz OF the passenger train were
both sCalded. the former about tho hann ana
Helper Engineer Carnes had his colarbono
broken and one passenger had his head cut.
The helper was waiting on the main srack Tor
the arrival o. the train to take 1t up tho grade.
The sun., 1899-07-10

An Alleged Admission That There Is Some
In the New ToEbs.

William J. O'Drien. delegate Of the granite
cutters. who has asserted for some time that
there Is much defective work in the construc-
ton OF the new City Prison, road at the meet
ing OF the Central Federated Union Yesterday
what purported to be the COPY Of letter writ
ten by the CDmms ssioner Of Correction to Tor
porati0n Counsel Whalon on the subject The
letter as read stated that in Commissioning
Lantry's opinion the charges mad been proved
that old stone had been used In the front Of
the building and in the interior and that Mr.
l.antry advised that 10 per cent. Of the con-
tract money he withheld from tho contractors.
OBren said that 10 per cent. Of the contract
money would amount 10 $i).UpO and that
mittee OF experts ought {" lie appointed to de-
termlne the amount Of damage the city had
sustlined thrOuC II the detective work. OBren
also said that ho had accumulated more testi-
mony regarding ;'oor work on Vubic build
ings and thar he would lay 1t before the Mu2et
committee.
The sun., 1899-07-10
Plan TO WRECK 4 TRAIN.
Arrest OF n Man Seen Placing ObstructionS
on n Gravity Railroad.

READING. Pa. July Oh. W. Sellers. aged 30
years. was arrested this afternoon, charged
with attempting to wreck train on the Mt.
Penn Gravity Railroad. While Irwin Beaden-
cup and Charles Shearer were walking over the
hills this afternoon they saw man on his
Edclman's Dam. As the men approached the
knerlng man arose and ran away. lnyestiga-
tiOn showed that number Of splk and stones
had been placed on the rails with the evident
intention Of wrecking the next train.
Summoning others to their aid the men gave
chase to the fleeing man and overlook him
II" resisted arrest and fought desperately. but
was finally overcome and taken 10 the o.
Grayity Railroad and thence to the police
station. He denied all knOw!cdS" OF the 9t-
gravity railroad were all filled this afternoon.
and had tho attempt at wrecking proved sue
Sellers is believed to be insane.
The sun., 1899-07-10
NEw DoDGE TO PASS BAD COM
Pedestrians Asked I" Change Half n Dollar
for Charitable Young Man.

Pedestrians Asked to Change Half n Dollar
for Charitable Young Man,
benjamin Newell, 20 years old. OF OF Londs-
dale street. Boston. walked up to a pedestrian
on the Bowcry last night holding a 5O-cent
piece IN his hand.
"Wil you kindly change this for mer" he
asked. II want to give this poor fellow here
nickel
Newell pointed to n man at lis side. Tho
pedestrian gave m tine chaLge. '., the fifty
cent piece in return. and then Policeman
Hackctt Of the Fifth street station swooped
down on tn" trio and examined the money. He
declared that il was counterfeit and that he
had seen Nrw"li and his companion work the
gam" on several ether persons within half an
hour.
The policeman arrested Newell and the man
who accompanied him. The latter gave his
name as Henry Keller, ~ years old, OF ~ East
Ninety seventh street. Two more bogus half
dollars were found in Newell's pockets. The
men were locked up in the Fifth street station.
The sun., 1899-07-10
RICH SPANIARD ABDUCTED.
CUBAN BANDITS HOLDING MN FOR
A RANSOM or $4,000.
Rural Guards Start from San Cristobal to
search the Mountains for Him-Othcr
Rich Men of the City warned-Cubnns
Coming TO See President Mckinley
Special Cable Dtspdtch to THE sux.

Rich Men of the City Warned-Cubnns
Coming to See President Mckinley.
Special Gable D,spatch to THE suS.
HAVANA. July 0.-Press dispatches from San
Crstobal give accounts Of the Kidnapping OF
Gutierrez Cells. n rich Spanish merchant Of
that place. by a number of bandits. He dis
appeared from his home eight days ago. and
his family had no knowledge Of his where
abouts. but they supposed that he had been
suddenly called away on business.
Yesterday a letter signed by Gutierrez was
received by his family, stating that bandits
had captured him and taken him to the noun
tains. where he would he held until u ransom
OF $4,000 was paid for his release Rural
guards Immediately started for the mountains
to search for him,
Gutierrez was President Of the Conservative
party during the Spanish regime. and was a
man OF much influence. 1t is reported that a
number OF other rich spaniards in San Cristo-
bal have received anonymous letters warning
them to be careful. as bandits are plotting to
kidnap them.
A despatch from Puerto Principe says that
Gen Francisco Carrlllo. Gen Gomez's Chief OF
Staff will leave there to-day for Havana. ac-
companiod by Il committee OF residents OF that
city. They will sail for the United States on
Thursday. with the intention Of seeing Pres-
dent Mckinley regarding their plans for the
reconstruction Of the province.
Augnstin Aguero. Alcade OF Puerto Principe.
has been deposed by Governor General Brooke
for alleged Irregularities in Office
Mrs. Ludlow. wife OF the Military Governor
OF Havana city. gave q reception last night
Among the guests were large number Of
arstocratic Cuban families who have no official
relations with the Government. All the Of
flcials were also present
The sun., 1899-07-10
KILLED At CHURCH SERVICES.
Brothers Wait for the Benediction and Then
Kill One Man and Wound Another.

WEST LIBERTY. Ky. July o.-A tragedy oc-
Cured Just at the close OF services to-day at &
Baptist meeting at the Wells schoolhouse.
three miles from here. Tho two Fugate
brothers and Jesse Day. a young farmer met
in the church house and as soon as the bcne-
diction was pronounced they began shooting.
Day was killed and one member Of the cougrc-
cation was shot in the arm. Men. women and
children fed from the church ranicstrickcn.
After the shooting the Fugatrs made their
escape posse was quickly organized and it
is securing the country for them. The tragedy
was rhe result Of bad feeling that has existed
between these men for years.
The sun., 1899-07-10
SUNDAY H4RTESTIyG IN KANSAS

Churches Closed While the Farmers Work
to Save Their Crops.
TOPEKA. Kan. July o.-The ring OF the har-
vesting machine was heard in many wheat
fields in Kansas to-day. The harvest has been
delayed by heavy rains and to save the crop the
farmers were compelled to work on Sunday.
In the country districts churches and Sunday
schools were closed. and all tho male popula-
ton went into the fields to save the grain.
The sun., 1899-07-10
HEAVY RAINS At MASILt
Flood Warning Issued-Our Soldiers Endure
the Discomforts with Good Nature.

Hnec1H tdoh Despdtch 10 TIE Bun
MANILA. July 0-7:20 p M.-Despito the dis
comforts caused by the heavy rains that have
fallon since the opening Of the wet season. the
American soldiers. with their usual good
nature. are making the best OF tho situation
To-day heavy tyrhoon the bane OF naviga-
tors in these waters, is blowing. and all ship
ping is stormbound. In addition torrental
rain Is falling. and the country everywhere
within miles Of Manila is more or less flooded
During the twelve hours ended at 10 O'Clock
this morning 7.30 inches Of water had fallen
Tho officials at the observatory have issued a
food warming.
The water in Laguna de Bay has gone past
the safety point. and 1t Is probable that the
lake will break Its bonds. in which case the
camps OF our troops in that vicinity will be
swamped
The sun., 1899-07-10

PORTSMOUTH,. n. II July 3.-The North At
lantr squadron. consisting of the battlcshps
Indiana. Massachusetts and Texas and tho
cruisers Brooklyn. New York and New Orleans.
arrived in Portsmouth Harhor at 2:3O O'Clock
thi' afternoon from Rockport. The squadron
will remain hero until next Thursday morning.
when 1t will leave for Portland. Capt. II. c.
Taylor il In command on the flagship Indiana
excurs;Onsts soon after their arrival. and the
nearby beaches were lined with cheering
thou -nnNS
The sun., 1899-07-10
DEnocRA1Ic BoLT IN XExrucKrg


LOUISVILLE. Ky, July 0-Democrats who
oIl'~e senator Goebel. the Democratic candi-
u"'' Tor Hov"rnor have decided to cnll on e:S.
|"Hti"NSman W. c F. Breckinridge to make
th' race Tor Governor against Goebel on a
~ N"'ra'te Platform that is opposed to that
VI ~ "hlrh Ho"h"l is making his fight call
+, 4 nIcn issued for convention to be held at
AZ T. object the nomination OF col BTecki kIno in
Ii.#" |, ,S Sni'l that Brcrkinrldgc will accent
- ",'l" rae" for tongres- last year under
NEu'.uS trChcl 'O "'''''
r., IWW" y! ar coincidence has developed in that
~" - owens. who was Brock in ridges bit-
SSinS' "n"mY and defeated him for Congress
au'Li Ne lnrmurHhl" Pollard ease, has bOltod
III hni, ,MI Wil .nrTort BrCckiRridge II he is
The sun., 1899-07-10
DREYFUS'S JAILER REMOTED.
Exceeded His Authority in Keeping tho
Prisoner in Irons for Two Months.
Mrcio' CalIe reua'ch To rur sus.

STrcd' CdLis PsUd'ch 10 THE suS.
PARIS. July H.-Thc latest supersession in
connection with the Dreyfus affair is that OF
NJ. Dcniel. Governor Of tho penal settlements
on the Isles du Salut, who. it is alleged.
doubled. on his own authority. the penalty OF a
month in irons imposed on Drcyfns. NJ. Denicl.
it seems prrsistcntly aimed at wrinEng n con-
fesson from the prisoner. His successor as
governor is NJ LaSoucan.
The sun., 1899-07-10

The New Attitude Toward Germany and Its
Effect ON Europe's Peace.

Effect on Europe's Peace.
SPECIAL Gable D,sHdtch 10 THF Sun.
ST. PETERSBURG. July o.-The Moro FrenVa
makes no attempt to conceal its annoyance
over the exchange of visits by the commander
Of the French training ship Irhigcnie and En-
pcror William at Bergen. Norway. and the
subsequent exchange Of kilograms between
the Emperor and President Loubet Of France.
but says. as the two incidents are accomplished
facts. France should direct hernew policy 80 as
to not compromise the favorable results OBJ
taned in other directions and should make it
subserve the interests OF the peace of Europe.
which Is continually threatened by Great
Britain. The latter. the paper adds. can only
I've kept in check by Il general union Of Euro
pcnn forces.
The other newspapers here make no COM
ment on the subject.
The sun., 1899-07-10
Spirited pntrlcide Out of Town.

HUNTsvILLE. Ala. July o,-Iohn Weather.
ford. who murdered his father. Engineer f.. ".
Weathcrford. at Tuscumbia on Saturday. was
brought to Huntsville to-day for safe keeping
The city 0f Tuscumhia was greatly excited last
night. Lyuchirg was feared. Sheriff Grisham
spirited the prisoner out Of town and had him
secure in the Madison county Jail before the
people OF Tuscumbla knew it,
The sun., 1899-07-10
pHIA Cn nEynr 0> TnE DRhrrUs CASE
FrcnchIpen should Accept the Rennes Ver-
dict nnd Then Forget and Forgive.

S-scioi Cdbir Drspdtci 10 THE Sun.
PARIS July 9.-Prnce Henry Of Orleans.
who. IL will he recalled, effusIvely embraced
E-tcIhazy publicly In the Palace Of JUS
tce. has written to Gen. Lambert declaring
that he intends to accept the decision OF the
Rennes court-martial in the Dreyfus case.
after which the policy Of Frenchmen ought to
be forget and forgive.
The sun., 1899-07-10
Shot Him on a Banter.

LAUREL. Del. July 9.-Edward Jones ~" :
%. stood behind a fence to-day stIof ng $
head out He bantered his fricn'. nlll'au
Slater. to shoot at him. Slater dit ., puiIluG
a bullet IN Jones's head near the tomple. 1t ls
not thought the wound will prove (ataI.
The sun., 1899-07-10
Miser's Wife Dies OF Starvation.

Mrs. May Quinn OF All West Twenty sixth
street. who was found nude and starving under
a bed on Friday last in the squalid rooms other
husband, died yesterday at Be levue Hospital
She was too weak TO hold food on her stomach
The sun., 1899-07-10
pncter. can,t stop Hi. Hiccough..

Michael Mccarthy OF l55 Cedar street is in
serious difficulties at Bellevue Hospital be-
cause the doctors can't stop his hiccoughs.
Mccarthy is also suffering slightly from aIco-
hulism He started hlccoughing OIL Saturday
night after spree. All known remedies were
tried by the ply siclanS yesterday withodtl vail.
The sun., 1899-07-10
GExJ.M HoOD'sD4UGHTER DrVoRCED
Testified That Her Husband Expected Her
Father to Support Them.

TACOMA. Wash. July 9-Florence Hood War
rem, daughter OF Gen j. NJ. Hood. Baltimore
capitalist and President Of tho Western Mary
land Railway. was divorced yesterday from
Arthur h. Warren. a lawyer. formerly OF Co.
lumbus. o. They were married at Balti-
more two years ago. Mrs. Warren said
her husband had given nothing toward
her support since they moved here This
led her to tho conclusion that he married her
in the belief that her parents would support
them without any cffOrt on his part, Her
father believing this to be bis purpose. had
supplied her v,0l only enough money for her
own support. Wurler lid not appear. but his
attorney acquiesced in the proceedings.
The sun., 1899-07-10

when again NoI have something first class in
Horses and Carriages fIT sale or oNCnanEr. YOu
eau reach sUS rud rs Through no other daily pub
nuAtIuu. A de-.
The sun., 1899-07-10
GOV. Roosevelt at HON. in Oyster nnv.

tiov Roosevelt who spent Surlrrlnv night in
" ,,ulI.. ,. ..~ ,ilr guest ul IrvrIGrui .iu...u.
lr.. I Washington at II ociOrk y"- u uAN
moIA.uL aud went home 10 Oyster Bay.
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10 EMILIO GAsoRlAu

cesidad de marearse un POGO despues de
sus trabajos exccsivos.
Entrabale una algeria grosera, y con-
taba anecdotes singu,ares. mezcladas
cen palabras cuyo sentido solo Magen-
clio ensendfa.
FL dia primero del aiio de 1879 por
la maiians, al sentarse 4 Ia mesa almor-
zar, echo sobre &sta un paquete de Gin
cuenta luises. diciendo sus hijos:
-Tomad. partid ESQ, y compraos 10
que querais.
Y como ellos 10 mirasen estupefactos:
-lQuei-le di'o-Hay que hacer
bailar el dinero de cuando en- cuando.
Aquellcs mil frances inesperados los
emplearon Magencio y Gilberta en-
comprar 4 50 madre un chal, de qde te-
MIA deseos hacfa mas de diez amos.
La buena sefiora, llorando de placer,
decfa 4 sus hijos;
-Ya veis como vuestro padre 40 es
malo
-Lo que 81 es verdad--decia Gilber-
ta-es que papa debe ser muy rico para
permitiTse tai generosidad.
FL selor de Favoral tuvo que hacsg
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Les HoNsREs DB PAJA I7t

un viaje, del cual no volvio hasta fines
de la semana. Pero 4 su vuelta parecfa
satisfecho y traDquilo.
Sin dejar su puesto en- el CysditO nv
tho, iba, seg1n decia. asociarse { los
seiiores Jottras, al seficr Saint PAWN,
del Pileto 1ssancisy0, y al seiior Coste-
clar, para cxplotar Ia concession de un
ferrocarril extranjero.
Costectar estaba al frente de aquel
negocio, que habia de p roporcionar
enormes gsnancias.
va ves--decfa & Gilberta q este
prop6sito-como has hecho NAL en- re-
husar casarte Gun eli sefior Costeclar.
Jamas encontrarSs otro'partido semejan.
te. Un hombse que dentro de diez
afios sera un poderoso financiero. =.
Solo el nombre de Costeclar ponfa
ne'viosa 4 GilEerta.
-Yo creta -dijo So padre que es-
tabais nal.
Fl disimul6 NAL cierta turblci6n.
-Si es yerdad; pero cuan 10 Sc tie
men interessos comunes, yiene siempre
el arreglo.
Favoial Sc tornaba casi communicative
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mo.
Idem de exp7opiacion forzoss
por id, tomo.
Idem de NJ .tes, por id, ! to
mo.
Idem del matriu:o1io, pr id
| tomo.
Legislation de minas, por Bra
70 Molh, 1 tomo
Consejo de familis', por A &c
| tOmo.
Gufa de Contribution TeniAo
rial, por Freixa, / tcmo.
Procsdimisntos Civils. Crimi
males, Can6nsoes y Con.sOs:o 80
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