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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26

Treaurer So. Electric co. Charlotte y.
c.
1896 c. G.. Guignard, supt. Brich
Mfg. Co. Columbia. 5. G.
1895. u. Harvey Assistant Engineer
IT, 8. Revenue cutter Service
1855. L. w. Terrell, Instructor in shop
work va. Polytechnic Institute. Deae.
1895 r. @. Stuart. Machinist A. j.. IN
eelback Foundry and Machine Co., Lead
Vile COL.
1898 G.. 4. Wheeler. Assistant Engineer
L. 5. Revenue Cutter Service
1886 A. J.. Eskrdge, Engineer United
Gas Improvement Co. Jersey city y.
1895. s. 5. fraser. Cadet Engineer . >
city Of Paris
1896 j. X. Guy Draughtsman ramps
ehipbullding Co. Philadelphia Penn.
fsoe O. lee Instructor in Electrical
Engineering and Supt. Electric Lla"-
Plant va. Polytecnie institute. Blacks
burg Va. 49,.
1sqs' r.. R. Lewis. Electrician with Gen.
Electric CO. schenectady, =. y.
1so5 IL. Price. Electrician with Cen
Electric Co. Schenectady y. y.
1885, o. &. THOMPSON. DrauslF man
,tlantic Coast Line. Rocky Mount, n.
lsqs. T.. p. Turner. Division Engineer
w. and Southern R. r. Elizaoethlon'
Tenn. ,..,
1897. T. V. Jones. Jr.. Draushism1lan
Trigg Shipbuilding co. kichnlonu, ' d.
1851. T.. Kerf0oI Engineer Nicai'us' d
canal Survey. Nicarauga.
1897. W. r. Kirkpatrick Draugnt snian
keystone Bridge Co.. Pittsburg. Pa
1q7. !. NJ. McBryde Jr.. Electrician
with spraeue Electric CO.. Jersey city
~ :.
lNT ID. T. Morton. Machlni7l llls5
ebfnbuilding COMPANY Richmond. va.
lss7, h. Saunders, Student Dol"e" O"l'
versity ithaca, y. Y.
1897. r. Turubun, Machinist L. 5. ;.
Gloucester"
IST J. b. Urquhart Resident Ensi-
,eer seaboard Air Line r.. r., Charles
ton. $ {.
1V2 y Danforth. Electrician 10 Flee
trie Ttebt and Power 90 Richmond va.
1893 j. A. S. Johnson, Instructor IN
Mechanical Engineering, Virginia foiy-
technic Institute. Blacksburg, va.
1893 l. Palmer. Draughtsman. Rich
moud Locomotive Works. Richmond va
1.QS E. $. smith. Draughtsman, En-
CINE Design Department Newport news
shlpbuudlng and Dry Dock company
Newport News, Va.
1seS. d. NJ Taylor Electrician 10 lo"
ar Rindford Electric Company, kichmoha'
Va. ~
iS9g. + NJ Warng Machlnist Penn
svlvanla Railroad Machine shops Balu-
more Nd. ,.,....,.
1S9S. o. F Whitehurst, General Electric
COMPANY Schenectady, y. y.
1899. r. r. II. Begg, Assistant III Nv"
Engineering. University OF Iowa. iowa
City. Iowa. ,,,-..t-..,
1899. w. f.. Bell. Assistant IN Mechanical
Engineering. Virginia Polytechnic lnSu-
tute. Blaoksburg, va.
1See r. + G. Beverley, Assistant IN Me
chanical Engineering, Virginia PoiyIech-
mic institute Backsburg, va
1879 O.. Boswell. Instructor IN ShoP"oiA
Highs School. Marion, :. c.
1859 c. Is. Connely. Electrician win
General Electric Co. Schenectady, \. Y.
1899. A. b. Hubbard. Instructor IN snop-
work. Miller Manual school, Miller School
Va.
1899. G. W. Hutchinson, Assistant IN Me
chanlcal Engineering, Virginia foiytech-
mic Institute. Blacksburg, Va.
1890. b. s Johnson, Assistant In shop
work. Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Blacksburg. Va.
ls9s. w. G. Lyon, Instructor In Shop
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26

Warwick Thompson and George Mason.
both Colored engaged in q scrap i'm the
ncighborhood Of SoN east Jackson street.
yesterday afternoon. Not satisfied with
punching his opponent with his fist.
George Pulled out n pistol. and taking
careful aim at the vital organ OF a
negro's body-the heel-pulled the trlg-
ger.
True 10 ITS aim. the ball entered the
hinder portion n Warwicks foot, and
he. with a wild cry Of I'm dead" col.
lapsed, and prepared 20 give up the
ghost
The ambulance was summoned AM
George skipped.
DR. Cunningham succeeded I'm dislOdging
The ball. and Warwick Will be all right
In few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
KAUFMAN s CO., Fourth and Broad.

work. Miller Manual Labor School, Miller
School, Va.
1899. NJ. A. Gale. Assistant in Civil En-
cheering. Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
Bl8cksburs, Va
Chemists.-lS8. J. W stull. Chemist.
Rich Patch ore and Mining Co, Low
Moor. Va.
1894 W 3. Elliot Assistant Chemist,
Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station,
Blacksburs, Va.
1894. A. y. Eskridge, Instructor in Chem
istry. Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
Backsburs, Va.
1885, j.. d. Wilson, Instructor In Chem
istry. Tufts College. TUFTS College. Mass.
1885, j. G.. Heavener Chemist 10 Nir-
eina Department Agriculture, Richmond
Va.
1898. J. W. Sample, Chemist 20 Baird &
Co.. Roanoke. Va.
1895 r. W Smithers Chemist 10 Crozet
Iron Co., Roanoke, Va.
1896 5. IT. Sheib. Chemist IN virginia
Carolina Co.. Richmond. Va
1856 o. NJ. Stuu. Chemist to G. r. Baird
G. CO., Iron Cate. Va.
1886 c.. G. Tutwiler Chemist United
Gas Improvement Co. Jersey city \. J.
1897. W. T.. Eakln. Chemist In Baldwin
Fertilizer Company. Savannah. Ga.
1897 r. IT. Hurt, Chemist IN finney
Laboratory. savannah. Ga.
1892 j. r. Bonsack. Assistant in Chem
istry. Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg Va.
1850 r. n. Carter. Chemist IN Virginia
Iron. Coal and Coke Company, Bristol,
, Tenn
1899 y. Wilson Chemist I'm Virginia Iron,
Coal and Coke Company, Bristol Tenn.
Professors Teachers. etc-lss2 r. IT,
Price Professor Horticulture and Botany,
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
College Station. Texas.
1883 y. T. Watson. Assistant state
Geoioglst ~ Georgia. Atlanta. Ga.
1898 A. W. Drinkard. Instructor IN MS
tory and Secretary Of Faculty. Virginia
polvtechnic Institute. Blacksburg Va
1caq A T Finch. Professor Military
Science and C0mmandant y Cadets. Nir-
plnia Polytechnic Institute. Blacksburg.
va
r@e w q. Firth. Superintendent OF
Schools franklin county. Virginia. Rocky
Mount Va.
1895 ]. c. Dabney. Inspector OF Seeds.
United states Department of Agriculture
dead
1850. W. A. Perry. Principal High School.
GAINESVILLE Va. dead
1896. W NJ Scott. State Entomoiogist
OF Georgia. Atlanta. Ga.
1897. J. l.. Phillips. Assistant in Insect
Scale Work Virginia Polytechnic lnst-
tuto. Blackshurg Va
1898. j. A. Burrass. Instructor In Math-
ematlcs and Physics. Rinehesrt College,
Walask. Ga.
1898. H. l.. Price Assistant IN Hortcul-
ture Virginia Polytechnic institute
Blacksburg Va.
1898. n. a. Wise. Principal School. Grad
docksvile. Va.
1899. G. L. Allen. Librarian. Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. Blacksburg. Va.
1899. w y Harper. Instructor IN Dan
Vile Military Academy, Donvllle, va.
In addition 10 the foregoing, ten OF the
graduates Of the last two or three years
are pursuing advanced courses OF grad
uate study here or IN other schools OF
technology In this country or In Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26

DAsKnRVII.LE- DIED. at Boydton. Va,
November 18th Dr. W o. BAskEi;-
WILLIE MI,
rnond ana hurled from The home OF his
mother-in-law Mrs NJ. h. watkins. % :
cast Grace street. MONDAY, at 1850
A. NJ
BLACKBURN Died. at her esidence IN
Henrico county. Saturday morning. Nov
25MRS. ELIZABETH BLACKBURN,
IN the 18th year OF her age
Funeral Sunday at 3 =. NJ. from her
late residence. Dumbarton, Henrico
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
Hobo Gang Again.

That notorious gang. known as ms
Hobo gang. have come into evidence
again They held up an old oolored man
on Third and Main last night and lied
some OF the remnants OF the decorations
~ the launching 20 his Coat-taii and gave
him a Kick and Told him TO go
These disgraceful capers are frequently
practiced by these boys and are often
passed unnOtlced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
MAJOR A. A. MABSON.


your Pe-ru-na TO be the best medicine in
the w0rid."/
Hon Thomas Gahon. Of Chicago. Ill,
candidate FOR County Treasurer in 1898.
says the following of Po-ru-na: "l de-
sire to expire FOR the benefit Of the pub
Iie my experience with the famous ca
tarrh remedy. pc-ru-na. l was afflicted
with catarrh for fourteen years and
though / tried many remedies and ap-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
Will Goto New York.

Mr.. G. T. Fitzwilson and his children.
Mr.. Harry Miss Helen and Miss Oracle.
will leave Wednesday for New York.
where they will reside In the future. Deep
rcgre, is expressed by their many friends
AZ this change
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
NlAIiIiIAlil.S.

CARRrNGTCN-NON Married.
October Is 1880 boz London. England
Miss MABEL VIRGINIA. ol Boston,
Gerringto1 lbrotlier of peytOn r.. Car
rinet0nl off this city, t0 Baron Won
norm OF Dresden. Germany
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Elizabeth Black burn.

Mrs. Elizabeth Blackburn died this
morning at her residence In Henrleo
county. aged "a years The funeral VIII
take place from her late residence DUN
barton this afternoon az 5 o'clock.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

funeral Of the late JOHN
T. ALVEY will take place from his resi-
dence, No. 90 west Grace street THIS
Sunday EVENING. at $50 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
; Government Digoitaries and His Per-
sonaI Friends.
SILENTLY BUT ELOQUENTLY.
With Bowed Head aud Moistcned Eye
Testified to His Worth a. a States
man aud Friend - Senators
North, south, East and West
Mourn for Their Pre-
siding Omccr.

... FL.
'e' e , "'7'..'y
Duo 10 ".9 "'7- "'''-,' al ''''' - MOI .''
pA u-o ''''i ''."'' D''i'1 a. Il'-
DaII Was e''i'i''-1 'o inc editH III.
"lleiho'h.
The President, secretary OF state John
Hay. Chief Justice Fuller, Former Vice
president i11 Morton, Former Secretary
Of War Als-r Secretary OF the Interior
lltchcoeA Ie supreme Court judges,
members oi the Senate members oi Gone
sress' ana a. most oi personal friends nile
"a he Oe"ull-' l DhIith oil inc i'eoee 'Ne.
an" WIN lh'-alehe1 eye ana 'l"eI n''i'
'es'iIed a-ehuy ana elo4lehDt To- DIS
worm as state andn' lrlehn ana AeIhh-
Dor.
Through The west window from the
centre OF tlc stained elasa maltese cross.
pierced % shaft ~ crimson That shed
us light around tne cataialquc ind balh-
"a the orchids, naIcls-us blossoms ana
white 1osc5 ih bright ints Inc ego oI
The clcIs. man travelled along the shait
OF light tD the cross ass hc repeated the
words. "Ile Lord gave ana the Lord
hath taken away; blessed Doe the name
OF the Lord
The Chief Magistrate OF the Country
bowed ls head u h.s hand. He was
visibly aEtafed There Was scarcely
oly check Iu the crowded edince. and The
widow was apparently the most COM
posed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
pi,No-spEClAL BARGAIN.

An elegant Upright Piano OF hnes'
mal,s. through the misfortune oi the
owner. uilst be sold al ona hall the cost.
Thoroughly guaranteed.
MANLY b. RAMOS & Co,
li9 Il Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26

FIRST STAGE. easy TO break up
feeling Of lassuude. chiliness. yet flushed
face and heat in head. lameness and sore
ness I'm limbs and bones.
SECOND STAGE. cure takes longer
headachy: thirsty. yet water don't taste
right. fullness over eyes and nose. easy
flowing discharge from nosei dryness.
scranv raw feeling in throat.
THIRD STAGE, b. me illl development
~ tive dise,ee and requires persistent
treatment hut always yields to ''77"-it
NAV he Ia Grippe or a stubborn Cold;
Influenza or Catarrh; Sore Throat or
D.phtheria. bronchitis or Pneumonia;
MANUAL. or ALL DISEASES SENT
FREE
For sale by all druggists, or sent on
receipt OF price. e5c. or iiye Tor SLeo. Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Medicine Co.. Cor.
William & John sts y. y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-26
HOW MAINE WAS SUNK.
Untted statxp Ometals Discover the
Method--snncoften From span
iah Araenal Fired by contact.

NEW YORK. Nov. l.-The Nerld TO-
morrow viii publish d letter from Ha~
yauA. stating that United States ofneiais.
after months Of secret investigation, have
discovered that the battleshlD Maine was
biown W by guHcott0n sorpedoes. placed
in the Gay for that purpose. The gun
cotton ~ pounds OF which was used. was
sent from Barcelona 10 Admiral Mantere-
10. commanding the port OF Havana, an6
was either stolen from the magazine,
where the stun was stored or taken away
with the knowledge OF the officials In
charge
Admiral Mah:erolas records will IN
docbtedly show the names OF his subordin-
atss who had direct control of the ex-
plosiyes, and In that way the identity Of
the authors and the exeeutloners of the
plot to destroy the Maine may be discoy-
cred. Two or three men were engaged In
the destruction OF the Name.
A steam launch Of Spanish make. now
used by the United States government in
Havana harbor, conveyed the two tor
pedoes. according 10 the new evidence. 10
a point within few feet OF the berth Of
the Maine and anchored them. The tor
pedoes were kept Ia position by means Of
haoys floated eleven feet under water. ten
feet above the anchors used. 20 prevent
them from being swept away, The tor
pedoes were exploded by contact with the
keel OF the Maize as she swung at anchor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-26

Cabinet Splits Up and the Govern
ment VIII he Defeated.

ST. JOHNS, n. f. Nov. 26-Gov. Me-
Cailum today called upon Mr.. Morine. min
lister OF fisheries TO resign from the VIM
mandesi his resignation. alleging thai in
ternai differences existed. Mr.. Morine had
previously declined TO resign on the prem
ier's demand, claiming that Ii was unjust.
was responsible for the request and ex-
pressed his personal regret. while thanking
Mr. Morine for his valuable services.
Mr. Dave, minister without portfolio re-
signed also az a protest against Mr., Mo-
rtne's treatment Msssrs r crimson, Shea,
Carly and Pitts support Premier Winter.
The government party In the legislature is
divided. some supporting the premier and
others Mr. Morine.
The ministry will certainly be defeated
when II meets Thursday.
Great political excitement prevails.
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who ,to. three Beers. shows that he lives
I'D 20 MIS- word.
"Au the other boys." wrote sasrisek.
..vrere iest behind al PfesermzrstzDaarg.
am f,.st enjoying nyse!f ali rigas heTs-
went TO revolver practice the ether aas.
TIE sergeant major said. Very goo1 Tor tins
erst time and 1 bet viii shoot some 81
the Beers down il get TOE chance
The speech Of Mr.. james Bryce, VI. p
this week at Aberdeen, when the eisciora
passed a vote Of confidence Ia aim, aas
been the cause OF much comment He pre-
scented the liberal case with great fairness
Speaking In a statssnaniike manner and
laying special stress on the American Feso-
luton, ne showed that safeguarding col
onies could only be retained bs ffiendAnesS
and no, by force OF arms.
The death o. Lady Salisbury called OFT
the most sincere expressions a sympathy
and appreciation for the preFnler's personal
fry from all sections The fears that his
loss would cause Lard saiisoury's presna-
tuse retirement did not appear to be based
on fact although Lady Salisbury was a
great aid 20 him In public life.
So far the private nature Of the en-
perors visit TO Engiand has prevented II
attracting much public attention though
any number OF ruTors are current enent
it's diplomatic result That Il will seriously
affect, IL rot decide the Chinese neg3tia-
tons mentioned seems highly probable.
while it Is more than likely that IL will
be followed by further Brftish-German
agreements regarding Nigeria. which topic
Mr.. Chamberlain doubtless discussed during
his audience.
II II said the queen has promised to visit
her grandson at Potsdam in the sprfng
after staying at the Italian riviera.
According to a dispatch TO the Lancet
from Rome. Italians are highly delighted
~ her matessys determination not to 20
to France. interpreting this change In her
usual programme as an intended and de-
Iiberate rebuke Of Traces anti-Sritisn
press utteranees
Commenting on Admiral Dewey's Diff
Guilty with his home. the Saturday Review
says:
His period Of aposheosis has beer even
shorter than usual with darling of the
democracy
Mr.. Choate's slip at the Edinburgh lit
erary dinner. In n speech credising Mill
tons Peace hath her victories TO an
American orator. continues TO be the
source of comment and amusement A
writer In this weeks Speaker says:
ut is not surprising that Mr.. Choate
failed to give thu orators rame. while II
h very surprising that n cultivated man
should make such a mistake"
A scandal has arisen over the old age
retreat. Malakof. near Paris. founded by
an ex-Franciscan Many wealthy old la
dies were sent there. and are sad TO have
been beaten, tortured and robbed. Even
murder II now alleged 10 have been CON-
mi,ted. One woman. IS years of age, ia
said TO have been induced by an attendant
q years old TO give up 5000 francs and
then forced to marry him. Several OF the
residents were found dead as IL acct
dentally. and padded cells were discovered
IN the building by a magistrate who Is
thoroughly Investigating the institution
Two OF the attendants have been impris-
oned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-26
UNION LEAGUE BANQUET.
Secretary Long AID President
Schurmnn Guests Of Honor.

Schurmnn Guests Of Honor.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. c5-The Union
League celebrated the thirty-sixth ami
versary OF its founding by a banquet al
rotary OF the navy. and Jacob Gould Schur-
man. president OF Cornell university and
president of the Philippine commission,
were the guests of honor and the principal
Prof. Schurman, In his address. said the
American flag had been planted In the
Philippines, and was there TO stay.
Hon. John d. Long, secretary OF the
navy, upon being introduced, described the
great popular demonstrations which he had
Witnessed earlier in the day at the funeral
of Vice President Hobart, when the late
ne.ghbors of the distinguished statesman
had eyinced their sorrow and respect for
his memory. He said:
let us congratulate ourselves on the
condition in which the country is now I'M
der the present administration OF affairs.
the admirable condition o! It's Industries
ard Its business. Tell me wnar there Is
yen would have otherwise than 1t is, tine
principle of government you would have
eufoi eed that is not today In force, what
line OF development you would seek that
is not the line of which your government
is now proceeding.
II occurs 10 ask whether or not some thir-
ty years from now somebody may not rise
in this hall and say:
II remember that In 1899 there were
of the old world were as nothing as COM
pared with the tyranny OF William Nc
kinley.
"Ah. Thirty years from now, not only
will our people be rejoicing In the HUI
mainly and the generous spirit which has
animated this administration in its atti-
tude towards the Philippines. in giving
them the blessings of good government,
but the next generation of the inhabitants
of these islands will recall the establish
ment among them of the school and insti-
tutions of eiiherty, and will thank God
that under the shelter of the broad shield
of the United States they find realization
of their dreams of a larger liberty in be-
coming American citizens. II Imperialism
deprivation of their rights. then there is
not an imperialist in the length and
breadth of our land, but IL Imperialism
means the extension of the American IN
stitution among those people who have
come under the shield OF the, United
States then we are all imperiaiists."
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TO FIGHT FOR BOERs.


PHILADELPHIA Nov Ss.-Recruitlng
TOR the Boer army. ii is alleged, is being
conducted here under the direction OF al
organiza lion known as the Irish National
Society. II is asserted that last Thursday
right 40 men left this city en- route TO the
TraasFaai 10 join the Boer forces.
Recruits in much larger numbers are
said TO have been shipped at numerous IN
tervats since the beginning OF the war,
II IS also asserted that recruiting is going
On in all parts of the country. i
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PORTLAND. Or. Nov. 25.-A special to
the Oregonian from Union Or, says: Al
Lawson coiored. Who killed Hugh Younger
at Baker City yesterday and Dick Johnson.
diarism In Baker CITY were Brought here
today and lodged In Jail. This move was
made on the part of the officers of Baker
county 10 thwart threatened lynching
The negroes were taken out OF the Baker
City jail secretly and brought here on a
freight train.
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Second Ave. and Columbia St.

Town, which states that Gen Methuen Is
in communication with Kimberley, which
indicates that the relieving force pushed
forward after the battle Of Belmont
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ST. LOUIS. No. Nov. 2s.--The Troy FIX
change bank, az Troy, Ill. eighteen miles
from ST Louis. was wrecked by safe blow
ers about $50 "A m. and everything OF
value In the bank was taken The rob-
bers secured between 5000 and 5000 In
cash and stacks Of bonds and ether secur-
tiles and escaped
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-26
Fatal Collision In Ohio.

train returning from the Morgan Run
and Wade coal mines. on the Wheeling
& Lake Erie railroad this evening, collid-
ed with freight train. killing three peo-
pie, Asbury Lummah. Squire West and
Moses Cation, and injuring twenty-five
others The dead and injured nearly all
live in this city.
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The warehouse a. Iopes Brothers Hardware Gem
pany Little Rock, Ark destroyed by FIRE Mt
o'eioeA this morning. The loss is slT5eg; insur-
anea SIS 900.
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senator Hayward Better.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. Nov. 25.-Sen-
ator Hayward passed a quiet day. His
mental condition is improving. He slept
considerably and has taken food regularly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-06
AN EVENTFUl VOYAGE.
PuebIa Arrives From Manila After an
Exciting Passage. '

Puebla Arrives From Manila After an
Exciting Passage.
San Francisco, March 5.--The transport
City of Puebla has reached this port after
an eventful voyage from Manila. Her
passengers include Lieutenant GoodaIe of
New York, Lieutenant Bradbury of Los
Angeles, 20 conyalescent soldiers of va
r;3us regiments. six sailors from the Bal
tmore, whose terms have expired, and
Miss West, Red Cross hospital nurse.
The Puebla made the trip from the Phil
ippnes in 80 days including a stop of six
days at Nagasaki. Soon after leaving the
latter place the vessel encountered a ter
rible typhoon. and was hove to for "a
hours. practically at the mercy of the
storm. Great seas swept over her and
parts of her bulwarks and deck furnish
ings were carried away The Puebia is
staunchly built. however. and no serious
damage was done.
The day after the storm subsidized John
McKenna, the chief steward developed
symptoms of delrium tremens and was
locked up for three days. On Feb. 10 he
prevailed upon his guard to darken his
room and took advantage Of the opportu-
nifty to commit suicide by cutting the ar
teries of his wrist with a corkscrew He
was buried at sea.
One of the returning soldiers also had
an attack of delirium and was in danger
of death for a week. Shortly before the
transport reached San Francisco James
Jamison one of the sailors. became insane
and was brought here in close confine
ment.
The Puebla brings no news not already
cabled from the islands.