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DOMINICAN REVOLUTION
Gaining GrouRd-only Await the An
tel ~ TIy,1ner

GalnInE 0rouRd-only Await the An.
rival ofJlmine1.
KINGSTON, Jamaica. August a.
Dominican mall dispatches Just receive
ed here declare that instead Of the rev
oiution being lnvertebrate through lack
Of organization and governmental ae-
tivity, the government OF San Domingo
Is really paraiyzed, the revolutionary
movement having developed OrganlEa-
ton, commanding popularity and exclt-
ing enthusiasm throughout the repub-
lie, even in the interior and capital
Santiago, 1t IS added, is preparing to
declare In favor of Jlminez. San Do
mlngo alone ls loyal. but even there
revolutionary movements have been
forcibly repressed, manlfeatos Of travel-
err confscated and several arrests have
been made. The government retains
no real standing ground elsewhere.
The movements being national, and
moi merely political, the people are only
awaiting the arrival Of JimineI TO as
gume the leadership, when, II - be-
iieyed, many OF the remaining generals,
with large proportion OF the army,
viii ioln him. The governments only
reliance Is the navy. which Is Loyalty
endenvorlnE TO capture JimlneS, and
thus break up the revolution.
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RACE TROUBLES


In Georgia = Governor Candlcr has
Again Been Asked 10 Send Troops
toProvent an Outbreak.
ATLANTA, Ca. August sSl-There q
q renewal Of the race trouble at Oar
len, Ga. and Governor Gambler has
again been asked to send troops there
to pteyent an outbreak. A few days
ago Henry Daiegal was arrested At
Dafieu on d charge Of assault and a
lynching was prevented by the action
Of the governor in sending two hum
dred members OF the First regiment,
who brought the prisoner to Atlanta
and left a detachment on guard at
DaFien.
To-day Joseph Townsend was Killed
and OutaVlus Hopkins was wounded IN
the shoulder. by John Dalegal, whom
they WerA trying 10 arrest. Sheriff
Blount. Of Mcintosh county, wired
Governor Gambler to-day, urging that
more troops be sent 10 Darien, as tho
situatinn q critical. Colonel TOwlon,
who e Ia command at Darien wired for
carblnea and ammunition which were
sent 70 him. Governor Gambler has re-
ferred Sheriff Blounts message TO Col
onel Lswton and ordered the Liberty
Independent troop to be In readiness to
move.
A tug boat left at noon for savan-
nah with the riot prisoners on board. II
was thought best TO take them there
for safe Keeping In order to avoid any
possible attempt 70 escape and for the
further reason that the jails are crowd
ed.
While passing through a negro settle
ment I'VE miles from DaFlen, q train
on the Darien & Western RAILWAY was
fred on this afternoon. No one was
wounded.
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ENahE, N. NJ. August 25-w. ].
spradilng. a wealthy cattleman, con-
trolling stock interests in Chloride, was
killed by cowboys near Falrview. in re-
yenge for his murderous assault upon
Miss Nellie McKinstry, Of Marion, Ind.
spradllng met the woman as he was
riding by, both being on horseback, and
fired a revolver at her. The shot took
effect IN the woman's neck ana she fell
10 the ground. Cowboys nearby started
after Spradllng, who emptied his revolt
yer at them. A fusllade from Winches-
tiers in the hands of the pursuers
brought spradllng to the ground with
six bullets in his body and head. He
died almost instantly. Miss MoRinstry
viii recover. No cause for the trouble
IA known.
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HAWKINs, FUNRRAL
AZ washington, Ponna., Friday-Gen
eral Orders Issued.

Az washington, Ponna-, Friday-Gen::
eral Orders Issued.
HARRISBURG. Pa, August 26.-The
following general order was issued from
the headquarters Of the National
Guard:
The funeral of Colonel Alex L. Haw-
kins, Tenth regiment, PENNSYLVANIA
volunteer infantry, and Tenth FesI-
ment National Guard Of Pennsylvania
whose death was officially announced IN
general orders No, 50, A. 9. o., z. b.,
VIII take place at Washington, Pa, on
Friday September /, at u o'clock noon;
The commanding officer OF the second
brigade win detail proper funeral es-
cort. .t.
several arinories Of the National
Guard of Pennsylvania, throughout me
commonwealth and at the state arsenal
WIN be displayed at half mast.
-Four companies Of the Eighteenth.
three companies Of the Fourteenth. and
Company c, OF the Seventeenth, have
been assigned to attend the funeral.
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Special Dispatch to tho IntelliESneer.
MARTNsBuRG, ". Va, August 25.
Rev william T. Leavill, rector of
Mt. Zion Protestant Episcopal church,
Of Hedgesvllle. this county, died to-day
Of general debility. aged eIEhty-fiye
years. Rev. Mr.. Leavill was the eldest
clergyman IN this diocese, having grad.
uated froh TIE Ylrginia Theolog peal
Seminary u -lss9i the nrGt 20
leave the 'iIistitutl1ns anu Ne was the
last survivor OF the class. HIS sixty
year1 IN the ministry, twenty three OF
which were spent at HedgesYille. Cow
cred e wide Geld OF labor. He was q
native OF Jefferson county, and was
twice married, his last wife. and three
children by his first, surviving him.
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ADMIRAL wATsoN.
Illness q serious-Ho q Suffering
nom Heart Disease.


nom Heart Disease.
WASHINGTON. August q. = The
Army ana Navy Register. IN It's Issue
tomorrow. viii say;
Recent letters from Manila mention
The illness Of Admiral Watson a. the
source OF great anxiety to his oficerl.
The iiineh Is the eflect OF an accident
which occurred to his launch while he
was on board on the eleventh OF July.
The Baltimore, his flagship. had been
for some dime at caylte, leaving Ma.
mia 30 as to escape the full force Of
the typhoouL Requiring to make 4
trip up the river. the admiral started
In his launch. A strong wind was
blowing and aS the launch. the Un-
dine. went under the bridge over the
river, known a. the Bridge OF Spain,
the strong current, aided by the wind
sat againlt the little boat, and she waa
taken out Of her course, and thrown
against a haWger from sailing vessel.
This rope carried away the awning, and
striking the Hmokestack took that also.
Admiral Watson, sitting IN the for-
ward part Of the launch. and witness-
Ing the full danger Of the accident
showed no conscious appearance OF
having been startled excessively by the
occurrence, or In any way OF having
suffered by II. Later, however, In fact,
before his return to the fiagahip, seri-
Gus heart trouble developed, and, In
consequence, he was regarded a. ex-
tremeiy III up to the date Of the letters
OF the seventeenth. No one but hiS
physicians are allowed access to him,
and ell business Of the fleet is forbid
den. II Is hoped, however, that the
enforced rest may quite restore him to
his previous health.
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nIlstnlron fnr q nnrgInr.

FRANKLIN, Pa, August 25.-EdIth
Dunn, aged seventeen, daughter Of
p. v. Dunn, Of Sandy Creek town
was fatally shot at an early hour this
morning, by Tyne Grove, a nelghbor,
who rnistoOk the girl for burglar. The
qirl came home from o church enter
tninment at 2 o'clock and being unaple
IN rnin Admission to her home, went IA
the home OF Grove and knocked. Grove
had drawn some money from the bank
that day, and fearing burglars, had not
retired, He asked who was at the door
several times, and receiving no reply
he AIRED through the door. The bullet
took effect in the girls groin and she
cannot recover.
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NEW YORK, August ga dispatch
10 the Herald from Rio Janeiro says:
information from Para announces that
the inhabitants OF Acre. the territory
clo,med by Brazil and Bolivia, pros
ciSIyned their independence and conati-
tuted a new South American common
wealth. The Acre territory question
aroused many comments because OF the
alleged Interference Of the American
,,,iniater Mfr. Bryan,
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FRANKFORT, KY. August 25.-At a
meeting of the campaign committee to-
day, Senator Blackburn announced
that he had Just received a letter from
w. ]. Bryan. in which he said he would
be IN Kentucky the latter part Of Sep
TENDER or the first OF October at time
agreeable TO the party leaders. Senator
Blackburn said the campaign commits
tee would at once arrange for the trip
Of Mr.. Bryan through the state on
special train accompanied by q number
OF the marty leaders,
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olrmnln nnttnlIon prIlIIng.

NICE, Aug. 25,--The olympia battal,
ion landed from the cruiser this morn
ing at VILE FrRuohc, near here, for drill
purposes, the entire population Of tho
rounding heights. The men presented
splendid appearance. Admiral Dewey
received visit shortly before noon
from Edward Andre, Belgian consul at
Manila. He passed a quiet day aboard
md seemed IN perfect health and great
" benefited by the rest he Is taking.
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rhn Nnrrc of Atklnson.

CINCINNATI, Aug, pa sharp ex-
change OF words has occurred between
Congressman w. B. shattuck, of the
First Ohio district, and Edward Atkin-
son, the anti-expanslonlst leader Of
Boston. Mr. Atkinson mailed one Of
his pamphlets to Congressman shattueS
who returned It with bitter letter call
ing Atkinson traitor, etc. Atkinson
replied, threatening to use the anti-ex-
pnnslonlst influence to defeat shattuck
Tor reelection TO Congress, which Shat
tuck defantly dares him TO do II he can
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pnrnnnent Headquarters.

DETROIT, Mich, August 25.-The
supreme court, Foresters Of America.
to-day decided that hereafter the order
shall have permanent Headquarters,
The matter Of selecting O place was
turned over to a special committee, 1t
Is understood that the choice lies be-
tween New York and Pittsburgh. The
court voted TO create the position OF
Organizer" whose duties VIII include
the organizing OF lodges and strength
ening OF old ones In various western
states. The position viii be Allied By
the supreme court upon Recommended
tion Of state organizations.
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DETAILED PROCEEDINGS

or tho Courtmartial-A Witness Fa.
vorabie 20 DreJfus-General Gonse
IsGIven the LlG-BGrtillon's Tcstl-
mOny.
RENNEs, August 25.-At the opening
OF the session Of the Dreyfus court
martial to-day considerable comment
was caused by the request of NJ. Gribe-
lin, the principal arohlvist Of the head
quarters stan. for permission to absent
himself for twenty-four hours, owing
TO summons Of the minister Of war,
General Marquis de aalllfet who de-
sired TO zee him in Paris.
II was suggested that the minister OF
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oFF1oERs REcoNlMENDED
BY Governor Atkinson for New Vol
.....,,,, T3..iv,,n,,tr

BY Governor Atkinson for New Vol
untecr Regiments.
Special Dispatch to tho IntelliGeneot.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August 2s.-
Governor Atkinson to-day recommend
ed to the secretary Of war nine ofieers
for the now volunteer regiments to be
formed. he was requested to name
only four, but Is Of the opinion that
West Virginia Is entitled to nine. The
officers recommended are Captain John
Baker White. ChRrlestoni Lieutenant
P, q. Walker, ChRfleston; Major Phil
A. shafer, Moundsvllle; Lieutenant
Earl Vance. Of ClaTksburg, and Iieu-
tenant Brady Ruttencutter, Of Park
ersburg. all officers In the old First
West Virginia
Lieutenant c. T. Scale, Point Pleas
ant; James L. Martin. Charleston;
Captain Charles Dryden, charleston;
aud Captain r. n. D. Willis, Point
Pleasant, late Of the Second West VIE
ginla.
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SYLVESTER PROTESTS
Against Seizure Of the Abbey by adj
miral Dewey.

Against Seizure Of the Abbey by adj
nfral Dewey.
WASHINGTON. August 25.-The ma
w department has received a protest
from ". F. sylvester, from London. one
Of the owners of the ship Abbey. seized
by Admiral Dewey on the charge OF
carrying arms to the FilIpinos. He
states that he Is about to come to
washington to contest this seizure. on
the ground that the FllipInos were the
allies OF the United States at the time
these arms were shipped. At the same
time, the state department, through
Consul General GOodnow, at Shanghai,
has prosecuted an Inquiry into the Ship
nent Of the arms, and a report 10 now
before the department. Based on the
report the state department Is prepar-
ing a letter to the navy department,
which win be the ground for further
proceedings. The owners OF the Ao-
hey have retained counsel here TO look
after their interests, and they have
filed number Of papers, both az the
state and navy departments, ana cat
ed to-day to submit documents In the
The qualifications OF the Abbey seis-
IRE are engaging the attention OF the
state, war and navy departments, ana
promise to have some interesting Sc
quels, -.
Itis said at the state department that
the acton taken as to Consul Bedlow'
our Representative at Canton y be-
cause he certified that Mr. Sylvester
wa an American citizen, and on TINS
INC Abbey secured registry. A private
letter just received here from Consul
Bediow states that he Is on leave o.
absence, and Is on his way home, VIA
San Francisco.
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Ennnlrr Coke AdyaneeN.

PITTSBURGH, pa, August 95.-No-
tiee has been given by the different
producers Of foundry coke that the
price Of their product will be advanced
twenty-five cents per ton on SeptembeT
/. This will make tho quoted price !,
per ton. the present price beins y ~
per ton, for prompt delivery Thc al
vance WIN Md Just 81 to the price that
tulcd Mt This time last year, and further
ADVANCES TINT are expected 90 TAKE
Mace between now and the lrst Of the
year will probably double the price
within the year
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Ton ynlnnhlr "a q ReIIc.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Auugst 90
The navy department does not look
with favor on the proposition to have
the historic warshlp Constitution take
part in the Dewey demonstration at
New York. II iB stated that the vener-
able craft Is not In a condition TO I'M
dergu such service, and that she is far
too valuable as n relic TO subject her TO
the risks Of q trip from Boston,
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MusKoaEE, I. T., August 25.-cyrus
A. Brown and Matthew Craig were ex'
ecuted here to-day, It was the FIRST le-
cal hanging OF white men ever held IN
the territory. They mounted the scar,
fold smiling. Both men formerly INeu
in Kansas, Brown belonging 10 a prom
inent sallna family. Brown KILLED Dhn-
isi Cutbbert. an aged white man, on
The ATknnsns river. near weber's Falls,
n IN October. 1896. Craig killed
pen,,,y United States Marshal Joseph
Heinrichs ut Tahleduah. ]. IT, last
March
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PARIS, Aug. s5.-A dispatch from Ly-
ons says a bag has been found In the
river Rhone there containing paper
with this penclIled inscription:
'Inbori to Lorlmer, Basic. Nothing
will be done. Dreyfus Is innocent: VOL
untary suicide. Orders executed.
The bag was handed over to the po-
lice, but no explanation In the matter
has been Forthcoming.
There is a possibility that the letter Is
hoax. Lorlmer was the late Lieut.
Colonel Henry's secretary and he COM
mltted suicide at Basic, Switzerland.
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NOTHING
MORE ELOQUENT
THAN FACTS.
The Clearing Houses Continue
to Ten the Story Of Large In.
crease in Business.
SOME REMARKABLE FIGURES,
Practically all Industries are
Some Months Behind Require.
ments for Actual use.


NEW YORK, August 25.-R. @. Dun
& Co.'S weekly review Of trade win Say
tomorrow;
Nothing ia more eloquent than facts.
Actual payments through the principal
clearing houses for the week were III
per cent larger than last year, and $50
per cent larger than In the same week
in 1891. For the month thus far, the
daily average of payments has been
2GS per cent larger than last year. and
500 per cent larger than in 1892. Tom
mage trom Chicago in three weeks has
been so.7 per cent larger than last year
and 7l,6e per cent larger than in 1893.
It win not be suggested by anybody
that such an astonishing Increase over
the most prosperous OF all past years
except the last year was expected. Most
people really regarded last years ex-
pausion as something like a freak. Nor
Is the difference In the amount OF pay
ments mainly due to rise prices, for
prices Of several hundred articles ac-
tually range lower now on the whole
than in August, 1899,
1t Is consumers business also. Per-
haps never before have demands for
actual use controlled business and
prices with 80 little speculation to am
ticipate higher markets. In fact the
rise In most articles has gone farther
than speculative opinions have war
ranted.
Practically all Industries are some
months behind the requirements for ac-
tual use. and In many much Of the
output next year Is already sold.
AllIndustries Crowded.
Iron works which supply Pittsburgh
are sold up far into 1900. and can do
nothing. though prices much beyond
what they received are paid by those
who must have iron this year. The
enormous demand sor more rails and
cars, more vessels, warehouses and
buildings, to handle the extraordinary
business in progress can not be met a.
quickly as men would nl1s, and work
Of all sorts Is delayed. from the big
eeat war vessel to the smallest factory.
the boot and shoe business is like
wise crowded, not 50 far ahead Of pro-
auction, but farther than many pro
ducers like, by the ciamorous demand
d jobbers, who can not keep up with
retain distribution. Prices have risen
unite generally ~ cents per pair, but
the only shrinlsaEe III orders as the sea-
son wanea ls welcome to producers al
ready committed far ahead. shipments
m three weeks have been Is per cent
Greater than in any previous year, and
* per cent greater than in 1882.
The sales Of wool are enormous, 49,
an loo pounds in four weeks. se,lis,tSo
pounds being domestic. with prices
Generally unchanged, though eonees-
sionB are now made to secure sales IN
some lines,
c,.,r AT,rket
p.s,-., ~ injury 10 wheat In the
northwest have likewise aneetea me tne
Ia ..t.. a.. a AaU nF NVu0. the
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Ar.r,PGRp RATE WAR
Between Trunk LinCs-RcPOrt has no
Foundation.


Between Trunk Lincs-Rcport has no
Foundation.
BALTIMORE, Nd, August I'D, II.
Martin, manager Of passenger traffic OF
the Baltimore & Ohio railway, said to-
day with reference to the alleged cut
ting of the railroad passenger rates
from Chicago and other points to New
York: THE Baltimore & Ohio railway
has a large legitimate Grand Army
business booked for the Philadelphia
encampment, and while 1t has placed on
sale tickets to New York and return at
the same rates quoted by the Wabash
Grand Trunk and Erie, It will not be q
marty to any Generalization in passen.
Ger rateb, and In my opinion the good
Judgment, OF all prominent passenger
men VIII be eXerted to prevent this
Many Of the wild rumors indicating a
rate war md Generalization Of passen-
ger rates have no foundation In faet'
Afidiight-A conference was held at
II o'clock tonight between Sheriff
Blount military officials and q citizens
committee, and It was decided to take
decisive action at daylight against the
negroes, who are armed and maSSed In
Dclagoa swamp, twelve miles from this
city. The sheriff wired Colonel Lawton
who is in Savannah tonight, to send
the militia at once, and he received a
reply to the effect that the men are
ready, and that the Liberty county
troops will start from HinesVille Tor
DarlPn At 3 o'clock
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coIored Rerlment for PHILIPPINES.

WASHINGTON, August 25.-erea'
pressure has been brought to bear or
the administration to organize a color
ed regiment for service In the Philip
mines. The matter is stlll under con-
Alteration by Secretary Root, no deci-
sion having been reached. II is un-
derstood that II such regiment Is or,
Eanlzed 1t win be Differed by colored
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InmooI,s snooosafal FAC.

Special Dispatch to tho Inteliigeneer.
MARTNsBURG. ". Va, August q,
The ninth annual agricultural fair at
Inwood, this county. ended to-day, after
the most successful exhibition In Us
history. Fully ten thousand people
visited the fair since the opening on
Tuesday.
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old Soldier KILLED.

Special Dispatch to the 1nteIligeneer.
c1ARKsBuRG. w. Va, August 70
George Exline, aged seventy-nine. was
struck and instantly killed at Cherry
Camp this afternoon, by east-bound
express No, u. Exllne served In the
Mexican and civil wars, and was well
known IN this county.
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tion. for e innocent. the word 'fabri-
cation would have delighted instead OF
frightening him."
Dreyfus listened imp9a9iveiy 70 thia
TRADE.
The audience again became animated
when n. BeFtllion announced that he
would give practical demonstration
OF how the bordereau was fabricated
by means Of a key-word. The witness
seated at a table, began to COPY the
bordereau on a Rheet OF paper similar IN
character to the famous document. AZ
ter Q quarter OF an hour Colonel Jou-
aust ,BuFgested that It was not neces-
aary 70 finish the demonstration ana
NJ. Bertillon rose and showed the Judges
the result OF his labor, Remaining; i
was IN q bad position"
The audience concluded from THIS re-
mark that the experiment mao NOT sue,
ceeded and the expression OF the Judges
faces seemed TO bear out this opinion.
The court adjourned for the DAY at
11:l5 a. m.
crowd Of people gprrounded "a. - ~
bori, anxious to know his opinion Of q.
Bertillon'B imitation bordereau. Inc
lawyer answered that, 20 far as ne
could fudge by a hurried glance It GER
tninly had a resemblance 70 the orlgi-
nal, but by no means an Identity Win
the document.
but he added, IN. Bertlllon only
did what dozens could do. Il only
proves he is a clever forger. That ID
ALL"
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NEW YORK, August 25.-willlnm II.
Bodwell, well known printer and ex-
president of the international typo
graphical union. IL dead at Whitehall,
X. Y. aRnd RlKty-seVen yanrg.
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oPoRTo, August Sat- / o'clock
this morning q meteorite crossed the
sky here. A slight earthquake shock
was felt at the same time. No damage
Inns been reported,
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Diplomatic Correspondence Opposed.
LONDON, August 25.-The Rome cor

LONDON, August 25.-The Rome COR
respondent of the Daily Mail says;
italy and Germany have obtained
proofs that diplomatic correspondence
passing between Paris and other places
Is systematically opposed. This has
been the case particularly since the
campaign against Dreyfus began, the
French war odicers having sought
proofs to strengthen the accusation
against him. Questions on this subject
have been asked In the italian pariiq-
Nannk
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For western Pennsylvania, fair satur-
day; Sunday fair and warm; fresh east to
south windH,
rensrniiy fair Saturday and Sunday Wlnua
becoming fresh southerly,
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday ~ ohserved
by e. Schncpf, drugEitt, corner Market
and Fourteenth streets, was ~ follows;
IA. m,......,..,, SIS y, m.,..,.,".".pQ
! .. a....,,a'.'. -. ssWsatSsreFSiE