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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
MYSTERIOUSLY MISSING.
j. p. Watkins of Charles Town, Not Heard
From for Two Weeks.
Snecial 10 He Register

u. 0aiktus OF GnHTles lOWus NOb hcdEo
From for Two Weeks.
Special to The Register
CHARLES TOWN. w. Va, Septem-
Der 14.-Mr. j. p Watkins, of the firm
of J. P. Watkins & Co., who conduct the
Watson House, in this place, has mys-
teriously disappeared and has not been
heard from since September first. He
left this place on August 9th, and
went to Baltimore, where he purchased
of John Hoos, 308 Hanover street,
bill of queensware amounting to $50,
paying the cash and shipping the goods
home to his family. When he left
here he had several hundred dollars on
his person, and as nothing has been
heard from him since the above dase,
his family are very apprehensiye that
he has been foully dealt with. Mrs.
Watkins. wife of the missing man,
went to Baltimore and Washington last
Sunday night, and with the aid of the
police force instituted search for
him, but was unable to locate him and
returned home. From the firm OF
Willis & Co., tobacco dealers, in Balti-
more, for which firm Mr. Watkins
Travelled nearly three years ago, she
learned that he had been there on Au-
gust 81, and stated he would return
home that night. Several years ago he
also travelled for Elsdorf & Bobbitt,
hatters, of Baltimore. His disappear
ance is inexplicitable to his family, as
their relations were happy and cordial
and there has been no financial trouble
in the business. The missing man is
about IS. years old, above medium
height and weight, light complexion
and partly bald His habits have been
temperate since he began the hotel
business here in April of last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
REU MON
OF Maulsby's tattery and Com
pany A, Sixth West Virginia at
FdirmOnt.

Special to the Register
FAIRMONT, w. VA, September IA.
The fifteenth annual reunion of the
society Of Maulsby's Battery and Com
pany A, 9Th West Virginia Infantry,
met al the park to-day. The society
was called to order by the Commander
of the Battery at 11:30 The pro-
gramme consisting of singing, short
recitations and addresses delivered by
the following: Hon. John w. Mason,
E. NJ Showalter, Madison Carter and
Capt Garrison, of Monongalia county.
Company A, 9Th West Virginia Infan-
try and the battery were made one
organization for future reunions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
VENEZUELAN RENoLUTioN.
Rebels Said TO BE Making Rapid Progress
Throu= hout the Country.

Throu= hout the Country.
NEW YORK, September 14-News
of the progress of the Venezuelan reyo-
luton has been received by mail by Z
prominent South American In this city
from Vice President of the military
committee in charge of the affairs OF
the rebels. This committee is located
now in one of the West Indian islands
and consists of five generals.
In his letter, which is dated Sep
TENDER 2, the writer says that the reyo-
luton is progressing rapidly and has
spread to all parts of the republic.
The letter further states that In
Coro the whole state is in arms and
that Gen. Castro with an army OF
5000 men, left Valera on August IS,
and on August 26 annihilated the gov
eminent forces at Carora under Tor
res, Autar, Guevara and Planas. 1t is
reported according to the writer that
Castro pursued the government troops
to Barquisimeto and captured that
town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
SCOTS PULL
Was Sufficient to Overcome the
Controllers Objections West
Virginian Appointed.

Special to The Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., September IA.
Senator Scott to-day obtained the
appointment Of c. w. Robinson, CASH
Ter of the Bank of Warrington, as
bank examiner for the District OF Co
lumbia and Virginia. Mr.. Robinson
succeeds o. ]. Sands, resigned The
appointment was made after quite
contest. The controller of currency
held to the opinion that the appoinS-
ment should be given to a local man,
but part Of the district to be covered
by Robinson lies in West Virginia and
Ohio, and the President decided to APP
point Senator SCOTS candidate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15

NEW YORK. September IA spe-
cial 10 TIE Herald from Washington
says:
The President IS receiving petitions
asking him 10 reqaest the French gov
eminent to PARTON Dreyfus. No such
action Will be taken. the adminisTra-
ton holding that 10 do 50 would IN
douotedly be offensive 70 France, which
would say that this government had
no right TO interfere IN matter that
relates TO internal administration and
which she alone must decide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
AN ENGAGE NJ ENT
Between the Paragua and Filipinos
at Balemao--No Casualties.

WASHINGTON, September 14.-The
following dispatch has been received
at the Navy Department.:
MANILA, September a.
Secretary of the Navy, Washington:
Davidson, commanding Paragua, re-
ports sharp engagement at Balemao.
Vessel struck by many rife shots; no
casualties. Paragua silenced insur-
gents fire in twenty minutes; range
from 400 to 900 yards. Occasion, cap
ture Filipino schooner, which David
son destroyed. WATSON.
Balemao is in the province of Mas
bate, south Of Luzon and north Of Wis
ayes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
VERY SERIOUS cHARGEs
a gainst Consul Lange. at Br. m an. Have
Been Investigated.

BERLIN. September 1.-THE represent
alive here of the Associated Press learns
that Louis LANCE. Jr.. the
late United States consul at Bremen, was
investigated officially month ago by L. 5.
Consul General Frank Mason on very SER
ious charges. Mr. Mason. 1t is added. for
warded a fun report of the matter TO the
State Department al Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
ORDERS misunderstood.

PITTSBURG, Pa. September 1.-Two
men We're killed and TWO injured in a col
lision on the Pittsburg. Virginia & Charles
ton railroad, near Baird Station. last night.
between the pay train and a freight ira n.
The killed We're: Edward Rohbacher. en-
gineer, and Charles Betting. fireman TIE
injured are: ]. X. Aiken, paymas,er. and
an unknown tramp. The injured will re-
cover The accident was caused by mis-
understanding Of orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
sEARcH az loo.

Srecial % ne Eeg4sIer.
CUMBERLAND. Nd, SEPTEMBER Il.
This afternoon two tI1m9s after
learning that Tne men folk were away,
broke INFO the residence Of John Lease,
at Bier, on the line OF the West Vir-
ginla Central, and commenced 10 ran
sack the premises. The women and
children fed and sounded an alarm 4
posse was al once formed. Dit tie he
boes escaped 10 the mountain with The
enraged citizens in pursuit The tramDs
are still being searched for and. II
caught win IT, roughly handled
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
INCREASED ESTIMATES

PARIS, September 1.-THE French
budget for 1900 shows an increase in
the estimated expenditures of $4,000. 600
francs. The war and marine ministers
ask for 36,000,000 francs increase for
the supplementary force in Algiers and
the building of new wa-ships.
The national debt amounts TO thirty
milliards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
KILLED BY A TRAIN

SpttlaI % FIle RECESSION.
PARSONS, W Va. September IA
BY stepping from one Baltimore and
Ohio track to another to avoid an ap-
preaching train. al RowleSburg. last
evening, Joseph Fike was run over by
a train approaching from behind and
ground TO pieces. He was an honored
citizen of Eglan, Preston county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
srEAMERs HFLn -

steamers were unable 10 leave the Tyne
to-day owing tc the shipping slrike.
The Montreal liner Ceryerona and
the steamer SilTerdale have conceded
the strikers demands. These men are
iuniJant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
A. B. CONFERENCE


Special 20 the Register
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. September
1.-THE West Virginia conference of
the A. b. Church is now in session here
about fifty ministers being present.
L viii continue over Saturday Bishop
E. B. KephaTf is president
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
THE TRUST CONFERENCE
Combinations Looked Upon From All
Points Of View.

BOURKE COCHRAN AGAIN COMES
TO THE FRONT AS A PEACE
MAKER PINGREE
RECEIVED WITH A TREMEN-
I DOUS OUTBURST-EX-GOVER-
NOR CHARLES FOSTER SPEAKS
IN FAVOR OF TRUSTS UNDER
NATIONAL REGULATION AND
SUPERVISION.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15

MANILA. September Is ss1s .. rn-Ths
Filipino police. numbering - men. armed
xsth reviewers and clubs. b4eams operative
Al Manila to-day The force = controlled
by the provost marshal snc w4s reviewed
"a the Luasta.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
.
NAT. wAKD eITZ6ERALD
Arrests d in Washington for Riding with
Light.

Special to the Register
WASHINGTON. d. c.. September IA.
Nathan W Fitzgerald, once populist
candidate fer governor Of West Viz
ginia, and later the owner OF a some
what celebrated restaurant in New
York, was to-day charged in the Po-
lice Court with riding bicycle with
taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
TWO HUNDRED HOUSES
Leveied by a Hurricane-Eight Hundred
People Rendered Homesess.

ST THOMAS, D. WI. September H.
Advices receiyed~at ST. Kits to-day from
the Island OF Anguil.a, one of the British
West India islands. Leeward group says
that hurricaas during the night Of Sep
TENDER destroyed 700 houses and rendered
SEQ people homeless. There was consider
able loss Of properly and similar damage at
st. Martin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
HORSE FELL UPON HIM.
Special 70 The Rerls,e-

Special 10 the Register
FAIRMONT. W. Va. September Ia.
james Toothman, living near this
city. this evening received internal in
jurjk by his horse falling upon him.
H cad was badly cut and breast
or His recovery Is doubtful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15

WASHINGTON September 14--Forecast
for Friday and saturday.
For West Virginia ard Western Pennsv1-
vania-- Fair. continued cool Friday and
SATURDAY.. fresh north 70 east winds
For Csfo-Fafr Friday ard SstFFfa4.
somewhat warmer Fri5ay in sout nwsst
r8r.san. fresh ngrth 10 east winds.
NJ. G. Scnnepf the Opera House drug
gsxt. made the following observations of
ire tergaera Eafre YESTERDAY = m ~ 3
= m. s.. Y M. 81 ; y -. ~. >. m. s..
Weather fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
AN INDICTMENT
Returned by the Harrison County Grand
Jury Against Vale Boughner.

Special 70 the Register.
CLARKsBURG, ". VA, September
Grand Jury returned an in
dictment to-day against Vale Bough-
ner charging the murder Of Edward
Young. OF Buckhannon, in June last.
The Waldo case has not yet been acted
upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
AMERICA CANNOT TURN BACK
United States is Responsible for Peace
in Philippines.

PROF. SCHURMAN'S vIEwS-HE
SAYS THE INSURRECTIoN Is
NOT A NATIONAL UPRISING,
But A REVOLT OF THE TAGA-
L0S-oTHER TRIBES ARE NEU-
TRIAL WHERE THEY ARE NOT
COERCED.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21

Hazard poised the ball at the throw in he shook
seooped It deftly for a cross shot to centre where
the .unerring hack" "Corty. Dixon. took IT once
ment
AS it went to the quarter young Herbert aimed
short. and then Kennedy and Dan clicked It be
tween them. Rene then stopping neat shot oppo-
site the pavilion. the first goal made falling to his
was the cry next heard as Monte struck hard
Black Sn and no %t' ds%aeG on little
BIT BIT as Benedict on Ginger essayed to interfere.
house; and then Rene on The piebaid Hot stun
smiled blandy as he cutey slipped into the scrim
mldheld he lost it, after wrestle with the Indian
Monte. who carved a path for Herbert the heavy
cred in brilliant style and put the sphere through
paue Then on a6 rnd the vermn OF de %
cation g "a! a safety tit costing them quarter OF q
neat rs Monte La Montague on his black steed
The Niger outrode his brother Rene on The Chief;
the bali from r"e quarter ss' field 70 the boandary Then
after brilliant tussle with Rene opposite the
and 6Son we Sck xonnr BeneSct al famed the
Monte ultimately scored at north end to rousing
The final bout was a series OF triumphs for
1Dlainny, Chauncey on the miniature racehorss
got It AZ the knock in and Herbert took It 10
the crowd wd shouted d Wen done cSauncey as the
tiny horseman smashed at the sphere. for Dixon
70 take along. Monte then yelled. Il on that
ball" as Mr. Collier Is wont 10 do but the rattle
and bang went on just the same. Rene then got
IN pretty stroke over his shoulder and lofted The
ball from under his pony's neck, Mcpherson mex:
exchanging with Dixon. Rand and Herbert exc
cutting clever interference. Then Rene put Hot
stun to the test for a grand finale. but Danny
clipped the bali neatly away. The finish come i'm
medately after a glorious ride by Chauncey TO the
north end. the flock in hot pursuit. II was the
Minch that carried Danny" all right. and ne
registered his goal that closed the game the crowd
rose and cheered him to the echo. It a grand
tusse. demonstrating the p1cK and endurance Of
the boys. and speaking well for their future
the turf. Summary OF the
First Second Third
period period period Total
Red ......--...........-....Les Less Z 4
To-day at Cedarhurst John E. Cowdn. Foxhall
Keene and other leading poloists will play trial
game as a prelude TO their migration TO Nara
gansett
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21

The Brooklyn team played its last game or home
grounds yesterday for two weeks The players
started for the West last night. The men are OF
che opinion that II they can make fine record on
,hs present trip and get home with anything Ike
the lead they now have In the pennant race the
championship is theirs. They realize. however that
they must DO much better work than they aid on
.he last trip to accomplish this
The game at Washington Park yesterday was
between the Brooklyn and Pittsburg teams and
.he home players easily The Pirates made
nearly a dozen basehits. but the drives were badly
scattered and brought in few runs. On the other
hand the home players made their hits we'll to-
sether and. taking advantage Of the visitors blum
ders got a long lead In the opening inning. Keeler
and Daily carried of the batting honors. each
making a hit every time at bat. Casey's work
was not so good. The score
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
HARNESS RACING.
ROYAL BARON WINS THE BIG PRIZE AT
DETROIT

ROYAL BARON WINS THE BIG PRIZE AT
DETROIT.
Detroit. July 2o-Again the unexpected has hap
named IN the Merchants and Manufacturers $4,000
trotting stake This afternoon Royal Baron,
cononarative outsider became the winner OF the
rich prize But 1t was not won without erort' Tor
never was there a finer struggle In morse race
than the one put up by Kingmond. who won two
=, tba.beets and finished second in the other FIVE
poyoI Raron is six year old bay horse. bred by
coIoneI storer OF Kentucky. and is the property
=, n w Hubinger Of New-Haven He was nomi-
ra+ed for the race by the late a. J. Hause or
Tohnstown Penn. from whose estate MT Huolnger
purchased him. Up to yesterday when ne won
a Merchants and Manufacturers heat IN Z;H1< MS
hest mark was 223A. To top OF an AFTERNOON OF
-..orIecent racing in the first heat OF the 2;OS
trot The Abbot lowered the season .ro's -
ord from 2lO made by Surpol on Tuesday 10 Z"'-7
1rhe erst money won by Royal Baron amounts 10
- aeo % 900 consolation will be trotted satur-
dav The summaries foHoW'
rnorrrNG-2:2i C1.Ass-MERcHANrs AND MANU-
rACrURERs' STAKE UNFINISHED YEsrER-
DAY).
iosI soaisy Blackwood tspear. lib ID
Kinemond B. &. by King Darlington . , . .
snldsss MsTs@ e.. by Superior Mc-, a..
H Henry 2!,s ,2:iIk. 2loss 2i2K aioa 2isA 2isa
p.c1SG-2o7 c1Ass-PURsE 5000 UNF1SIsHEp
YESTERDAY.
sherman Clay. oh. s., by Clay Dust ws'o' 9 Il 3 !
Eso1en r,G.@a SG.lcasacsss cs a,oi2. ao64 2OTa. S'o7
rRorr1No-2:27 cIAss-PURsE 1920
-, v-., h e. by Bow Belle NIiller). .......--.... 4
bsrby Bs Pass. blk m. H Sanders,
DiaeA Time-2:i2>. 2l2a
pAcrSc-2:12 cI.Ass-PURsE $500
r.,,s " b. "a. py Ben Lomond. jr CwsidsmAn . !
FSnn,s billiard. b n OF. shanNo' o''.-''--''''-''''
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
srArrv 1sr.AND BEATS GERMANTowN-

Total ....................... -"''''
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
DID NOT BUY FOR VANDERBILT.

Smith & Stewart said yesterday that the report
that they had purchased for W. K. Vanderbilt
Harbor H at Rosyn. Long Island and a large
amount OF property near Harbor Hill was not cor
rect. They said that they bought for another per-
son the property known as the Johnston farm, con-
sistng OF sixty-seven acres. also some other par
cells OF land near by.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
THE GAME WON IN ONE INNING.

The New-York and Chicago teams played another
interesting game the Polo Grounds yesterday be-
fore the usual array OF empty benches Seymour
pitched in something like his old form and the best
that Chicago could do 70 barely escape white
wash New-York was fortunate IN punching about
al It's hits in the fourth inning and the four runs
scored won the game. The all around Work OF
Davis. Woverton and Mccormick was excellent
Both teams started for the West after the game.
Score
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
DIXIE OF sUTBERLAyD's RECEPTION

London. July 2O.-The Duke and Duchess Of
Sutherland gave a reception tonight to the Anglo
American League Six hundred guests pres
ent. among them being Joseph II. Choate the
United States Ambassador. and Mrs Choate the
members Of the United States Embassy the Amer-
can consular stan and many Americans. Sir Will
lam Vernon Harcourt and Lady HGrcourt and the
various colonial agents general.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
CINCINNATI. 8: BALTIMORE. 4

Baltimore July 2o.-McGraws poor throw in the
seventh inning lost tho game for the Orioles this
afternoon, nnd made the series three straight for
the Reds II was a scrsppy game. in which players
and umpires were continually arguing. Attendance
L256. Soore
1aTn5ors ,ITtI'1gs ''.'..I % 10 2
Batteries-Robnson and Kitson. Wood Hawley.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
Male.

.crNTs WANTED for special SUNNI er
csmnslgn. THE SATURDAY EVENING
POsT-estab blished by BENJAMIN Franklin
in f72s-now published BY The Curtis PUB
fishing Company. pruprietors OF In1 -
LADIES HOME JOURNAL, ie oneree 70
subscribars Sor one year only. for l-W-
The regular price Is $3.50 This orer "a
FOR tie purpose Of quick introductlls9tn. lstt
and viii be Withdrawn September Isl. Ihe
regular price OF 80 will be malntainsd .hl',
sfter that date. We will give good com
mission FOR every subscriber secured. and
distribute So. 900 September ist among the
lTd best agents $500 will be given ne
person sending the largest number oi SUD ,-
s~ribers AZ al 90 each per year. At this
special low subscription price thousanas
can be easily secured. Address THE
CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY. Phila-
6Iiphia- Pa
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
PAcING-2ns cIAss-PrrRsE g 600 CuNFINIsHEDl
HAMILTON RrrsREY RESIGNS.

Albany. July 2O-Governor Roosevelt has received
the resignation OF Hamilton Busbey as supervisor
Of Accounts Of Trotting Race Meetings, wnlch po-
sition he has held for the last two years. 3! ne
successor 10 Mr.. Busbey will be appointed Dy the
Governor IN a short time
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
PruoR ABOUT Mr. WAKEYAy AGAIN

The old rumor that Wilbur F. Wakeman would
within a few days resign the Office Of local Ap-
prniser OF the Port Of New-York was revived again
yesterday. additional feature OF the report this
time being that Special Agent Whitehead would
become Mr.. Wakemans successor No conhrma-
ton denial Of the story could be obtained yester
day.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
BLUE TEAM.

AS at first arranged. Danny" Chauncey who is
small In stature, but remarkably clever and
fearless player listed on the red team. but
changed sides with lie Grand Benedict. whose age
and heavier weight on the red team were calcu-
lated TO even up things somewhat AS events
proved however the blues got the better OF the
bargain and something TO spare. they having the
lightning calculator and experienced young player.
Rene La Montague also on their side
Much 10 the surprise OF the spectators the am
bilious youths broke all records. for starter by
lining up in the middle Of the field before the mas
ter Of ceremonies. W A. Hazard, mounted MS
pony. Then there a scramble for the positions
Of official timekeeper and scorer. Master Theodore
Kennedy ultimately being chosen as bell ringer In
chief and Edward De Wardener supervisor OF the
score. Halstead and Oakley Nanderpoel ana
OF other happy juveniles standing ready 10
root for their favortes and keep the referee sup
piled with small white spheres. Behind the boys az
a safe distance from the boundary boards, were
ranged chairs the pretty and piquant sisters
and cousins Of the players. these with the more
advanced line forming animated picture OF
youthful health and giadsomeness which IL would
be hard 10 duplicate. 80,
After brief lecture rough dangerous rid
ing by Mr. Hazard the boys got possession OF the
ball. and Rene La Montague, In rush "a fo1-
erly backing g. and Dixon next getting on IN
fash the sphere came toward the paVilor. ana
Mcpherson and Rene followed II over the turhi-
ture Then Dixon clipped the ball from the mouse
boards and as IL whistled TO the grass everyoody
oVerrode II. and the field" spreadeagled- As Sar.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
POLO.
BOYS PLAY AT CEDARHURsT FOR CUPS
PRESENTED BY GEORGE 7. GOULD.


PRESENTED BY GEORGE J. GOULD.
A great occasion for the juvenile members Of the
Rockaway and neghboring country clubs was en-
joyed yesterday, and the plucky youngsters who
took part in the proceedings made the Of their
opportunity. AS indicated in these columns yester-
day. the feature which attracted a large gathering
OF the society notables Of Long Island 70 the Rock
away Club house a contest between two teams
Of boy polosts for a set Of handsome silver cups
presented by George J. Gould. who had been actu-
ated to do something tangible TO encourage the
boys In consequence Of the high degree. Of ability
which several OF them known have de-
veloped IN the last few months. not only their
bicycles, but also regularly trained polo ponies
Assiduous practice had perfected many Of them
In the tenets OF the royal sport. and. their fear
lessness and daring having been proved the
satisfaction OF their elders. the youths were fur
nshed with ponies OF more less value and given
carte blanche try their luck in public. That
the youngsters are built Of the right stuff and
well fitted follow IN the footsteps Of their cour
ageous parents and relatives. who for the most
part are well known polo and hunting fields
and wherever equestrian sports INDUCED in,
be accepted as a fact after the exciting combat
they put up yesterday As lined up, minus handi
cap the teams
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
WASHINGTON, 4: CLEVELAND. o

Washington. July 2o-Both Weyhins and Knepper
pitched well to-day during the first part of the
game but the Cleveland twrler permitted the Sen
ators TO bunch their hits in the seventh and eighth
innings. and so win out. Attendance, 300 Score:
r. H z.
Washington ySis ........oS SSSSSS % ; .
Batteries-Kittreoge and weyhing schreckengost and
KnennRr.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
HELP WANTED.

INSANE MISTAKES Made by Vloiators OF
ire Conetitutlon OF the United etatesi
r,ss1ernents of Republican Form" Slav-
ery' banking. Civil Service. Copyright,
Taxes and Rents. Invasion. Juries ana
Marriage Notes Csc a copy ABRAM
AARONs 2i Clinton Place.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
MOB IN BARCELONA.
VISIT OF FRENCH ADMIRAL CAUSES TUMuLr-
POLICE DIsPERsE THE CROWD

Barcelona. July 20-There was a serious demon
stration here to-day. mob OF about eight hun
dred persons seized the opportunity afforded by the
presence of the French Admiral Fournier at an
Official luncheon 10 parade the streets carrying the
French tricoor and shouting seditious cries The
crowd was dispersed by the police after some
trouble and number OF arrests were made.