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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-14
Retired From Business.

40" said the Georgia farmer,
81 ain CROWN any cotton 10 th s
year Of qraee-not a single row OF
II. In fact. amt GROWN mach of
anything
struck il rich, have so
well. not exactly. lut ..Ni
dence is on our side, an th 90 .
look Is hopeful You know SO
got seven sons, an every on %.
EN- il aghtn' fer his couutr, t
80 much a month"
Yes"
well, they're all good. steady
boys; an as fast US they draw
their pay they send half Of .t
home. an 30 the family is gIt.
tin in good circumstances. the
children are drcssin well, an The
old lady Is rdin' Of bicycle an
attendin missionary mcetins; an
as fer ne, I'm runnin' fer onicr IN
lendin' money on the installm'lt
plan: II the boys don't git Kilt
out in the Philippines, expect %
own u railroad fore the troub e's
over. The war has been the great.
est blessin' that has ever come my
way"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-14
LnIesi Inducements.

did YOU read about that fel.
low who attempted to murder a
girl and then committed suicide?"
"Well, that is an improvement
on the usual style OF committing
the murder and attempting the
suicide
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-14
There Are Others.

NO said the candid French cit
izen, ~ must confess that | don I
know a thing about the facts in
the Dreyfus case"
Don't speak il 80 loudw OK.
claimed the cautious friend. IF
they hear that they will be sure
TO have You up as a witness in the
suicide.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-14
Primitive Quarters for Deuey.

New Workers have hit upon The
happy idea Of placing a house At
the disposal Of Admiral Dewey
during his stay there for the re.
ception and following celebra
tons. This will give him the pri.
yacy he desires and will restrict
the number Of his callers in 4 way
which would be impossible IL he
wrre OF hotel err . club.
There il no better Christmas present
than a nice lap robe A beautiful line
at Buchanan Bros. 10
Those smoking Jackets and house
coats at PARKS 4 Woldrops make elegant
Christmas presents. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-21
HANGED HIMSELF

To Avoid Arrest and the Disgrace
Of His Crime.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 20. = The
dingy little stable in the rear Of a I.
Bechtel's dairy. Twenty-eIghth street,
below York. was the scene Of suicide
yesterday morning. There Jacob Q.
sherey, fearful of the consequences Of
arrest and exposure and the threats Of
an angry father. hanged himself to one
of the rafters of the building.
sherey was 90 years old, and was in
the employ OF Bechtel, the milk dealer.
HIS father lived In KutZtown, Bertks
county. and the young man came 70
this city only n short time ago. BE
boarded with Mrs. Mary Huffman at
252i York street. where he would be
near the stable. 1t being his duty 20 go
there early In the morning 70 FEED the
horses.
had occasion to go to the second-story
room. where she saw sherey abusing
her slx.year-old daughter. The latter
yyns CRYING. The woman's anger knew
NO bounds, and with cry she sprang
at the man, Sherey, with his superior
strength, fought her OF and hurled
The father OF the little girl was furi-
Gus when he heard that the child wns
abused by a stranger and told his Rife
that he would "llck Sherey ana then ars
rest him" It Is thought that sherey
overheard the statement ana pretertea
death to exposure.
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HIS
TENT LIKE
THE ARAB.
Dreyfus Silently Steals Away
from the Rennes Prison, Once
More a Free Man.
BROTHER ACCOMPANIES Tim.
Arriving at Nantes he PrOceeds to
bordeaux :. Ultimate Destina.
tion Said to be Nice.

RENNEs, France. Sept 9O.-captain
Alfred Dreyfus at o'clock this morn
ing left the prison in which ne had been
confined since his return from Devils
Island. and proceeded to Yern, where
he took o train bound for Nantes. His
departure was completely unnotlced.
NJ. Viguie, the chief of the secret SER
vice, and the preiect, N. Dureault, are
rived at the prison after midnight,
bringing the minister of wars order for
the release of Dreyfus. The latter
walked from the prison to the boule-
vnrd Laenne, where he entered wait
ing carriage and was driven to the
Ye-n station outside the town. Mat
thieu Dreyfus met him at the train and
accompanied him to Nantes. While
this dramatic turn in the Dreyfus
drama was taking place all Rennes
slept and the departure of the famous
prisoner of Devils Island was no more
noticeable than that Of an ordinary
traveller.
The carriage which was IN waiting
was the same vehicle which took Drey-
fus to his prison when he returned from
Devils Island. Dreyfus got In opposite
the house where Maitre Labori had
stayed previous to the attempt upon his
lie, and alighted about 600 yards from
the station and walked in regardless Of
the drizzllng rain. The Nantes train
came in just as he arrived. Alfred and
Aiatthieu Dreyfus quickly took their
seats and the train went out of Rennes,
bearing Dreyfus away, free man.
A small crowd of people had waited
round the prison until midnight expect
ing the release OF Dreytus, but it then
dispersed, thinking 1t was too late for
Dreyfus to leave. Nine. Dreyfus left
Rennes at noon accompanied by her
father ana friends.
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MAzET COMMITTEES
sim Probing tho RamapO Water
Company Contract.

SIN Probing the Rnmapo Water
Comnany contraot.
NEw yoRR SAINT 9o.4Tbe as.smhiy
~.
cul'ililittee llVestsaIius lne HlAleee-
ment Of the departments OF the munic-
ipal government devoted itself to-day
!. e,,s.,,. i,,,,I,,,, ,,.Jl,,,r. tt,o ,tot,,.
'Sul.y -, ,,- Es ,,,sV,.
Oh Lhe NnIhApO water Company, Wtilvn
had proposed to enter ino S200,000,000
con+rart with the rftv
-, :, - /. ..., ~.
a. " ~ AusIeAl4Lll' VI SVAl'pe' Aut t.49 t.49
company, was the first witness. He
had drawn the contract for sltbmlBslon
y, tto t,,,,, ~ ,,,,bi,, ty,,,royay,s,,t INIT
t-'e SV1.,4 y. 'S.'1 49,
ne polnted out seVeral InaterlAl uiIleF-
ences between that paper and the c0n-
tract which wns placed before the board
,,,,,.,,,,, 'Ity,,,i,,, TrTI.
ny SoFpOEe'iO" NVunSet "",
ness could not give the names OF Stock
holders In the Rnmupo Company. That
,,or,,,or,, v,tre,u .aJ,, .,.ouJd .fu,GiI all
= --...'.,
the condluons OF lts proPOseu eOnuaet
and begin the delivering Of w1ter In
1gn2 he wac asked IN nrodure Afr.
,Dy.,.,.,. ~, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,roo, ma
railu, -'iie SO''' PAAi'' -
replied: ''He Is not IN my pooket- R4a
Is not where 4 can produce him. M
irtro1,,co ms, ~ ,,,,, rrfsnds hpre IN
M Moe won,6 hs lilte introducinP
tho,, ~ an oSSSsvjy,.,,
Al. SJoas ,-o,1nSaI IN, mn ,,on,r,lttae
,,1i, ,.1Sso1,So,, a tISe r1y1tTSts mi
otSa,. li,-,I .Soc,,r,STts Ivbicb M InGraham
,bod l,rouVbt yvIth him
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ENGINEER MYERS KILLED
Ana Others slightly IrJnred IN =
Wreck NJ Petroleum West Va.

~ =
Special Dlsratch to the Intelllgenear
PARKERsBURG. ". Va, Sept. ee.-
william Meyers, engineer on Bal
timore G Ohio train No. 8, west bound
was Instantly killed by being buried
under the demolished portions OF the
tender of his engine at Petroleum at
11:lO this morning.
The engine. mail car, two express
cars, baggage car. a smoker and q
day coach were thrown from the track.
and besides the death Of the engineer
there was no other fatality, nor was
there any other person seriously hnrt.
The injured are: George HertGogg,
express messenger, Grafton, ankle
spralned; ]. F. A. Black, express mes
senEeF, head cut; Henry keller, bag
gage master, Grafton. slightly bruised;
w. q. Dunseth, Cincinnati; "a. g. Nell
son, MorgantOwn: w. d. Nutter, Pres
Ton county, postal clerks, considerably
tarred and jolted. Dunseth was slight
ly hurt In the head. None of these
sustained injuries that will keep them
from duty at ali, and all were able to
walk around as soon Is e1tficated from
the wrecked train.
There Is no positive tnforna1on as 20
the cause Of the accident. Petroleum is
a small station on the road twenty-one
miles east of the city, and No. makes
no stop there. She was ten minutes
late this morning, coming through there
at 1l:4O. This train has not been 30
near on time for three weeks, and Mey-
ers had said 10 his fireman that he in-
tended to bring her In on time to-day.
The train was coming past petroleum
at terrific speed this morning ana
when reaching the switch directly in
front OF the residence Of R H. Ruther-
ford, the pony truck Jumped the shave
rail and the train headed into the side
truck. from which the engine Jumped
almost instantly and plunged over the
embankment into OIL Spring run below.
The forward part Of the engine went
into the little stream, while the tender
became detached and was smashed by
lighting on the side Of the embank-
ment which Is about fifteen feet from
the track to the little stream.
The postal chr took almost q straight
leap and went two hundred feet from
the switch, with its forward end stick
ing in the soft mud Of the side Of the
embonlSment, the rear end OF II being
clear of the ground. The three postnl
clerks were in this car. and all were
hurled violently to the end OF the car,
and were covered by a deluge Of dlsar-
ranged mail sacks, but they dug them
selves out to discover that miraculous
g It was that they were not mnimed for
life
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DREYFUs AT NANTES
aud Proceeds TO Bordeaux = May
Drop or Mt WAY Station.

And Proceeds TO Bordeaux = May
Drop ofrntIVay Station:
NANTES, Sept. 2O.-Dreyfus arrived
here this morning from Rennes, ac-
companIed by his brother, Matthew
Dreyfus: the chief of the secret police,
M. Yiguicr, and one policeman.
The party Travelled as ordinary pas
sengers. The train reached the station
Mt S:17 a. m. The Dreyfus brothers
allghted on the platform office, followed
by NJ. ViguIer, who inquired u they
could have a privnte room. a waiter
replying in the affirmative, the brothers
entered a room and ordered two glasses
OF milk. while NJ. Viguier and the po-
liceuan remained outside In the public
bnr. Inquiry was then made concern
ing the Bordeaux train, which, they
were informed. left ot 1855 q. m. All
four then entered first class compnrt-
ment, in which there were already 9th
or passengers. II was intended, ny
thus refraining from any attempt to
secure privacy. to avoid exciting cur
iosIty, and this apparently succeeded.
NJ. Vi4uier and the policeman only went
as far as the first stop, Verto&, whence
they returned to Nantes to catch the
f2:i3 o. m. express for Paris, leaving
the brothers to continue their journey
alone. II is believed the Dreyfuses
alIEhted Mt an intermediate station to
take fresh start in an unknown direc-
atna
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uABoR TROUBLES


In Havnnn-Oycr Twelve Thousand
Workman on Strike.
HAVANA, Sept. 2O-The strike has
assumed serious proportions. It Is now
estimated that there are 1900 striking
masons. painters, carpenters, cartmen
and laundry workers, and II, as is
threatened, the hacEmen, steYedoees
and cigarmakers strike within the next
few days there will be another 1000.
The cartmen went out to-day, thereby
paraiyztns the wholesale houses. They
give as a reason for their action me
unfair treatment they have been receiV-
ing Mt the hands OF the police, q ma
jOrity being Spanlards, 49,,
MANY reliable business men say that
ihls strike Of the cartmen Is the only
Legitimate strike. IT Is asserted that
the police shamefully abuse theli
authority over the cartmen. endeaVor-
ing to get them 10 talk back so &c TO
have q pretext to take them TO Nivae
prison and accuse them next day OF ine
sulting the police.
General Rafael Cardenas, chief OF po.
lice. md Mayor La Coste deny that the
poIIee arc guilty Of oppressive conduct.
bui the mere fact that the cnrtmcn
went out on this ground alone seems 10
indicate that there is more truth than
fiction in their grievance.
Considering the large number OF men
now out OF employment, II Is remnrka-
BILE that there are no disorders Strik.
ers and employers are apparently eQual-
ly npathetic.
The Discussion says: Martinez n
guerrilla, went TO Nueva PaH, where he
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PAPER GOES UP.
What 1t Means to Metropolitan News
papers-Leather Advanced.

What Il Means TO Metropolitan News
papers-Leathcr Advanced.
NEW YORK. Sept 2O.-News paper
has gone up quarter of cent pound
within the last three weeks. The
newspapers OF New York city accord
ing to an official Of the company which
supplies all but two Of the papers
printed In this city, use 400 tons OF
paper daily, at a cost OF two cents n
pound. The recent sharp ndyance
means $1,000 a day more to the news
papers, or $730.000 d year over the price
which has heretofore obtained. The
cost Of the consumption Is now $4,000
day. The tendency is to raise the
price still higher. The advance Is due
partly to the drought of last summer,
which seriously impaired the water
power of the paper mills.
Book paper has gone up a quarter OF
n cent a pound, and letter paper from
three-quarters of cent to one cent n
pound.
The price of shoe leather has gone up
from 2Is to 3 per cent within the last
week, owing to the scarcity Of COW hide
materials. Shoe manufacturers have
signed contracts With wholesale and re-
tnIl shoe houses which Will not expire
for months to come and so the patrons
of retail houses will not feel the ad-
ynDce until December. In the mean
time, the manufacturers, who have
hound themselves by contract Will be
the sufferers from the rise In price. a
sharper advance still has been made In
the price OF crude sole leather. For
two months the cost has been steadily
Soing up and yesterday 1t had advanced
ak cents per pound above the market
price paid In August SIN higher prices
arc looked for by manufacturers. The
jncreased cost is due to the scarcity OF
cattle ms compared with the demand.
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MANILA, Sept. 2O.--cablc ndvices
llollo concerning the results of General
Bates second trip along the southern
islands indicate that only about 400
rebels Mt Zamboanga refuse TO rccog-
nIze American authority, Pending the
nutrone ON the island Of I,uGaR the city
III Znmbnanga Is practically deserted.
The rebels are In camp four miles In
thc country. The Moros ana Flllplnos
are unfricndly, and disturbances be-
tween them are liable to occur Jolo IL
Gulet, and the natives continue friendly.
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SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO Sept.
2O.-The board OF charities tabulated
statistics show that out of popula-
ton OF 9l6S9i there nre 29l,oS9 INDECENT
nnd 1l.S5s sick. The number OF deaths
ma n result OF the recent hurricane was
gGlQ. one weeks ratlons were issued
10 2g2.l47 persons, and the number OF
those working for ratlons was ll,1l3.
The first jury trial In the San Juan
provisional court took place to-day
when a prisoner named Francisco Ira
pagn was convicted OF larceny, and sen
fenced to six months imprisonment at
hard labor, and to pay $500 costs.
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CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 2O.--rhe d.
rcctors OF the Crown cotton mills, of
Dalton, Ga. at the annual meeting of
the stockholders tomorrow. viii declare
a dividend Of 93 per cent, SO per cent In
stock and 10 per cent In cash. This beats
The worlds record In cotton min divi-
dends. The company will ut once build
another $1,000 cotton mill Rt Dalton.
Last year the company declared a divl-
dend OF % per cent
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"BILLY" MASON,
ornllnois, Is Again Talking Through
His Hat.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Sept. 9O.--In
nm interview with a Post reporter, to-
day. Senator Mason, OF Illinois, said:
"on the floor OF the senate shall con-
tlnue my opposition to the war upon
the FslipiRos, would sooner resign
my seat than treat u dog the way We
are treating those people. am Rsham-
cd Of my country. People make n great
mistake" he continued, when they
say am against expansion. am not.
But expansion by purchase or other
honorable means is one thing; eXpnn-
sion by force Is another. do not be-
llrve that there was any necessity for
this war upon the F'illpinos. ! believe
that II we had adopted n resolution In
Congress assuring those people, as We
INSURED the Cubnns, that we had no
selfish designs upon them. we never
would hive met with nny opposition In
the Philippines, The fact Ia. that we
have given the Flllplnoa every reason TO
dlstruHt us, and they are lighting FOR
their own liberty.
"Tnlk about hauling down our ilRg,'
continued Senator Mason. "Wili not
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MuRpERous nANK RoBnEn.
shoots Two Men, One Fatnlly-Flnally
Lodged In Jail.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2O.-The Bank OF
Pnlatlnc, MS, twenty miles from this
city, was entered by burglar this nt-
ternoon. f. j. F'llDert. the cashier, rec
sisted and was shot In the head, He
VIII die. After firing at Fllbert the
robbcr rushed from the bank.
He was met By II. Plnggc, n citizen.
who attempted to capture the roboer
single handed. Plngge was shot IN the
hcnd hut threw Mis- opponent to the
ground and only give up the fight when
he was hammered into lnsCnsibillty
with the butt Of the robbers pistol
A posse chased and captured the ron,
her nenr town. He was nt once placed
In fall under q strong guurd,
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our nag come down'in Cuba? Certain,
~ it,wilI, II we are true to our promises,
And the day that Il comes down viii ha
the brightest day In our history, be-
ca1se It Will show that we are q great
unselhsh nation, devoted to the eternal
principles Of right and honesty. II the
Cubana want to be annexed later, that
iH another question. Why cannot We
deal with the Fillplnos the same WayI''
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MoRGANTowN. W. Va, Sept. 60
October 10 has been designated as
Chadwick day at this place, on which
occasion a $1,000 sword win be present
cd 10 Captain Chadwick, OF the cruiser
New York, by the people OF his native
town. Governor Atkinson Will make
the presentation speech. Admiral
Sampson Is expected TO be present.
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a Reform sehool Escape.
specInI b LOng DIstaRee Telephone.

Special by Long Distance Telephone
PRUNTYTowN. w. Va, Sept. 20
Charles Stewart. of Kanawha county
escaped from the West Virginia re-
form school to-day at noon. He is a
genteel looking boy. OF light complex
ion, looking rather pale on account Of
q recent sick spell; about IS years Of
age; feet Z or Inches tall; shutters
n little: wears n gray hat, light coat
and vest, dark tan shoes, and probably
n brown corduroy pair Of pants. He
works ut the printing business. Ten
dollars reward is offered BY the, re-
form school officials.
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Nntlonnl Guard PromotIons.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligeneer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. 2o.--
The following commissions were Issued
to-day at the adjutant generals office:
Arthur F. Chidester. promoted, second
lieutenant, Company NJ, First Infantry
Terra Alta, West Virginia; John n.
Company E. First Infantry, Martins
burg, w. Va.
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pREYFUs, DECLARATION.
win Not be satisfied Untn Judicial
ENrrOr, is Corrccted.

VIII Not be Satisfied Until Judicial
Error is Corrected.
PARIS, Sept. 2O.-The Aurore win to-
morrow publish the following declara-
ton from former cnptnin Dreyfus:
1.-THE governor of the Republic has
given me my liberty. But liberty Is
nothing to me without honor From
to-day shall continue to seek repara-
tion for the frightful judicial error of
which remain the victim.
81 wish Franco to know by definite
judgement that / am innocent. My
heart will only be Rt rest when there
remains not n single Frenchman who
inputes to me the abominable crime
perpetrated by another"
'ALFRED DREYFUS."
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PARIS, Sept. 2O,-M Mennrd, clerk of
the court of cessation, has been dis
missed after thIrty-one years service
for giving NJ. Quesnay de BeaurepaIre.
former chief of the civil section Of that
court, Information hurtful to Dreyfus,
which fact transplred during the revis-
ion inquiry.
Major Hartmann. Of the artillery, who
gave testimony favorable 10 Dreyfus
at the Rcnncs court martial. has been
promoted to be assistant manager or
The army gun factory at PutenuN.
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LONDON. Sept. 2t.-The Johannes
burg correspondent of the Morning
Post says:
plete as the government cnn hope to
make them. It is believed that martial
law will be proclaimed on Thursday, II
no reply has been received from Eng
land by that time.
at is understood TINT the dispatch-
ing OF British troops TO South Africa
Will be regarded as a casus belli. The
Boer officers are urging the government
to begin hostilities forthwith. 1t is felt
that the Orange Free State can best be
forced to action by successful mill
tary demonstration on the part OF the
Transvaal."
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Special Dlspatch to the IntellIFencer.
sTEUBENv1LLE, o. Sept 2o.-
James Grltton. an eighteen year old
boy of Torono. was accidentally and
fatally shot this mornlng. He was
hunting on the hill near Freeman's Sta
tion, when the gun was accidentally
discharged, the contents entering his
groin, dIsemboweling him. He was
found shortly after the accident and
died nm hour later.
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 20
over 1900 miners in the New River coal
field went out on a general strike to-
day, as the result OF the absolute refus.
nj Of the operators to grant the demand
OF the miners for nn Increase OF iiVe
cents n ton A joint conference lasting
two days, was held at FAyetteHlue' but
no compromise could be Affected The
strike resolutions provide that the opeF-
ators who agree to pay the price shall
resume independent of those stlll hold
ing Otit
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. 90
Governor Atkinson has been away
from the capitol for the past two days,
and consequently nothing has been
done IN the matter of the appointment
OF a successor to the late Judge Joseph
r., PAUL. II is understood. however,
that the governor viii base his action
almost entirely upon the wishes OF the
Ohio county bar. He Will return from
RaItImore tomorrow, when he will be
waited on by a committee from that
fndN
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News, says President Kruger In his
personal appeal 10 her ma1eBtY adj
dressed the monarch as Dear Queen.
A Personal Appeal.

LONDON. Sept. 2l.-The Cape Town
correspondent of the Daily Mail says:
president Kruger has cabied q
strong personal appeal to the queen, be-
seeching her to intervene to prevent
bloodshed. It Is about a column IN
length, and is intended TO scarify the
consclences Of the ''unco guild" when
pubilEhed."
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=, 70 NDON, Sept. 2i.-Accordlng to the
Iaps Town correspondent Of the Daily