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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

The csttlemen in the Usage rcscrva-
tion are said to be burning the grasses
on the ridges, Their purpose Is to
keep down such extensive fires as they
had last year by burning the grasses
on the ridges early IN the season and
leaving that In the valleys. Several
thousand dollars worth Of feed we're
destroyed by fire there last year.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26
Meeting OF Kansas Luth~rans.

Atchison, Kan, Oct. :i.--Thc Evan
gclical Lutheran synod Of Kansas met
here Yesterday. Organization was cf
fcctcd by clccting Rev. II. Z. Iinithcox
d. d.. Of Abilene, president; Rev. John
r. Sribrr,, Of Scdalia, Mo-, secretary
Mr.. J. T.. Brewer, Abilene, treasurer
Rev. J. Is. McAfcc, Topeka, historian.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

San Francisco. Oct. -. A committee
of prominent citizens, headed by Rabbi
Jacob Voorsangcr aud including among
its members Gen. Shafter, Mayor Phe'
Ian and Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, has taken
steps toward the establishment of u
library In Manila for the use Of the
United States soldiers.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

lN Narasaki. Japan, there is n fire
work maker who manufactures pyro'
technic birds Of u great size that, when
exploded, sail in lifclike manner
through the air, and perform many
movements exactly like those Of living
birds. The secret of making these
wonderful things has been in the pos.
session OF the eldest of the family oi
each generation for more than io(
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26
Ito .p,,., for Un,ysr.,,y students.

Columbia, Mo-. Oct. 81. AT n meet
Ing here by the committee of the
Parker Memorial hospital, to he
erected ON the campus Of the Missouri
university for the use Of students, all
matters were definitely settled and
work on the building will begin a'
once. The building alone will cos'
pypr 500 600
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26
Ane,hrr Alarming R.port from samoa.

San Francisco, Oct. 2l.--Thc steamer
Moana arrived to-day from Australian
correspondent Of the Associated press
at Samoa sends news Of n startling
character. lie says serious troubles
will occur unless the three governments
agree to an adjustment Of present gov
crnmcntal affairs.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

AT Little Rock, Ark, n man has been
sentenced to prison for i5years. There
were undoubtedly mitigating circum-
stances connected with this mans
crime or he would have bc,a given n
life sentence.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

COMMISSIONER HrRNANS, OF the gen.
eral land office, Is at work ON new
map Of the United States. Copies Prob
ably will be ready for distribution by
congressman early In the coming scs.
sion Of congress. The new map will bc
more accurate In its new boundary lines
than any heretofore printed, aud will
contain, In the margin, on smaller scale,
the new territory Of the United States,
including Hawaii, Cuba, Porto Rico
and the Philippines. A. |, viii be- the
first government map embracing this
important change Of American geo.
graphical lines, the map will be much
sought for.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

New London, Mo-, Oct. ai.--Post
master Millard r. Cox, who was said
to have been found by Inspector Moore
to he si3O short In his accounts, de-
parted last night for parts unknown.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

"wen, gentlemen" remarked the pred.
dent Of the club, motions are in order. u
has been suese.tsd that we have banquet.
M. pots up ovs ,se wr %sn S.so.e wse
Of Il by laying II on the table"
The motion was carried.-Philadelphis
North American.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26
Ths Depth os 10.

Mrs. Won Blumer--l had no idea MIRA
i'iankington was M mean uatil went
shopping with her.
Won Biumer--what did she dor
~ insisted upon paying her carfare,
and she let me do it!'--Puck.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26
Japan continues In a quiet W

Japan continues IN u quiet way to
enlarge It's navy. II has In commission
or under construction Ave hrst-class
armored batticships Of over $4,000 tons
displacement, besides Ave armored
cruisers Of the largest type and 10 fast
unarmored cruisers. The reason for
China's proffered alliance with Japan
is evident.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

CONTRARY To the prevalent opinion
corporal punishment Is not allowed in
Russia except In the case Of unruly
peasants. In schools the rod II quite
unknown and the use Of II would create
n riot
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26
younr Corn,Iiu. 4. snti.Hcd.

New York. Oct, ~. - Senator
Chnunccy N. Dcpew said to-day; ''rh'
Vanderbilt will Ii satisfactory to Cor
nelius Vanderbilt and the talk about
contest II nonsense"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

The New York police unearthed n
remarkable series Of robberies by one
woman which extended over rs years.
She was chambermaid In big hotel.
She was one Of the most trusted EN-
ployes OF the establishment aud had n
long and honorable record In other i'm.
portant hotels In the city. Yet when
the police went through her trunk they
foupd evidence that she stole from
every place In which she was employed,
although never suspected. Among the
booty found In her trunk were 10 lac,
shawls, 500 lace hHndkerchiefs. 1870 din
nond pins and colinr buttons and jew
elry Of all kinds.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

PniLApkLrniA is informed by experts
that there IL sewage In Its drinking
water and that a remedy will cost si2,'
O(DD O,O
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

A rwo cHSr stamp carries a letter To
Porto Rico, and postal cards can be
mailed TO the island the same as To
points In this country.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

In 1870 the Indian school at Carlisle,
Pa. opened with 81 pupils. The num-
bcr has steadily increased from year to
yeat, and In now over 1000.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26
Small, ros =, Atoks. Z. =

A special 10 the Kansas City Journal
says. "Snall pox has broken out al
Atoka TO such an extcnt that the citi'
sens have appealed TO the United
States Indian agent for help In stamp
Ing out the disease. The Indian agent
has recommended that pest house bs
built aud quarantine be established
Il 10 stated that there are eight cases.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

Frank Montgomery says "A Kan
sss man 10 o Kansan aud an Oklahorns
man 10 IN Oklshomau. IL . citizen oi
ths Indian Territory asosssariiy q
yndisnS'
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26
CURRENT COMMENT.

ct year the income tax yielded
Great Britain q revenue OF 30, 500, 900.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

FL Reno: Jack Rucker, alias John
Patterson. was found near the Rock
Island depot ON the II, in dying con-
dition. He begged 20 be taken TO the
county hospital where he died. DR..
Muzzy, the county physician, says
Rucker came To his death by poisoning.
Whether he took the poison himself, or
Il was adm lnisterek to him no one
knows. Rucker was about 30 years
old aud has relatives living near Cal
umet,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26
|1H[Y ARE GOOD Fighters.
Batson's Native Scouts Conduct
Themselves Bravely in Severe
Battles About Arayrat.
YouHs's ADVANCE STRONGLY Y RESISTED

f.is Co,asna OF Lavtan's Army Battered
ssn lsidto. hut No, untii After sumer-
ing Lo..c. In kuied and Wounded.
several os the En-my k,iied. Wounded
aud Captured -lnhr b,tarts Friendly.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

Let us.
Let us then be up and doing.
with q heart for any fate.
Throw away the rag ysu're chewing.
Either hsh or cut the bait.
Chicago Tribune.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26
Inspected south-ra c.,,i. s'sy En,s"

lnspsoted aouth~ra cs,tis Ssay Entsr'
The governor has issued . proclama-
tion allowing southern cattle that have
been inspected and found healthy and
free from ticks, 10 pass into Lincoln
county only for feeding purposes,
| All applications for inspection and
permits to cross the lin. should b
made 10 DR.. Ballard, secretary OF the
live stooh sanitary commission. Wealth
/ orford, O. r.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-10-26

Adjutant General Ornsr has, Issued
an order for an election OF hrst lieu.
tenant Of company b, o. N. O., 10 Ell
the vacancy caused by the promotion
Il Lisutsnsut UlA4
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS
TO KILL HEUREAUX

WASHINGTON. July 26.-No infOr
nation was received up 10 half-past .
o'clock tonight from the consular rep
resentatfves of the United States in
Santo Domingo regarding the assassina-
ton there to-day Of President HeUreaux
Pending official adviCes Of the assassin
alton. no formal action viii be taken by
this Government. Hon William F.
Powell, the Minister 10 Hayti, is also
charge d'affaires to SantO Domingo,
while this Government IS directly rep
resented in the republic in the person
OF Campbell T Maxwell. VINO is Con
sui General. and John \. Reed, who is
Vice Consul
Officials here recall that attempts
have been made heretofore on the life
of Mr.. HeureaUx- Secretary Hay paid
a brief tribute TO the work of the de-
ceased President, saying ne understood
that he had given the country a good
administration
Secretary Long said that he could not
recall that there were any OF the ships
Of the United States navy now in SantO
Domingo waters. Should the develop
meuts Of the next few days show d
feeling Of unrest and uncertainty re-
EarCing the future affairs Of the island.
a United States uan-OT-War viii be
dispatched to that vicinity to look out
for the pr ection of American in
tereStS
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
TRANSPORT SERVICE
OH PUGET SOUND

TACClIA. July -j--E7o- several weeks
Seattle ard Tacoma have been working
vigorously To have portion IF the
C2,.E-=r--1e-t transports I5aded on Puget
sound Success crowned -E=iT ec-lrts
few days ago. since when each c--y has
beer keeping the wires hot II an en-
dea-o- % s=clre 5-= share Ct tE= new
D-Cr1 -eL=-ra1-s re--lv=d to-day ar
7c1ucz that ue-tsruaster General
LudjrE-ou has effected what n con
ziEers q tat- division ~ this arrange
-re1I two % the four transports already
ordered 20 the Sound VIII load 4 E=re and
-y,o ar Seattle The Third Regiment
Il Cavalry viii be embarked Al Seattle,
Eri.e Tacoma VIII ship 500 mules,
large NUN b. oF E7rs-s ard wagons.
together vita =. .g19 Hl0 pounds of oats,
Mayor Ntr5-Cz beads -he local com
-7fltee z-1ainEezl-- tss-d55r Fa se.Ire 4
suitable camp sire feE the cavalry
horses which VIII b. shipped here from
vartsus POI uts in The Northwest It Is
sNDsctsC -hat The steamer eoEt Albert
now or E-sCuiuaIt drydncz. and the
steamer Tfctorte- which Is eC route
from --Lghaua. will be- loaded here,
leaving rh= stea 0=rs CzErOlle and city
of PueaIa 70 sail fror1 Seattle. Bids
viii BE- Immediately called t0r fer the
ha-. oats ard CHER provisions - De
=fi-7a7 from her Tha transports viii
commence leaving tre Sound 2 Don't Au-
gust To- t IS believed others VIII fol-
low these. and that possibly the Gov
er-uaerr viii t-rdeT some Of the trans
ports bringing The homecoming sol
6fers direct to Puget Sound
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
BASIS OF GOVERNMENTS
FOR The PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON. july z5--It is stated
a. -he War Department that General
C.is has uad= ro Tr-lricatious 10
rhe department regarding the Organi-
zati01 - any pravis5 51aI governments
IN -E= -zarfs or provinces. but Il Is pre-
sur7ed that he may b. doing SO # con
diriCrs warrant General Cris is acting
--t=r Instructions from the President.
dated December 81 1855 These in
struo-ions said that the destruction Of
cr= Spanish deet followed by the re-
ductioa Of Manila practically effected
the conquest Of rh- Philippines and
SUSPENSION 1t Spanish sovereignty
They directed that the military govern
r--r- II -re United States uaj1rai1e
in Manila h= extended with all posi-
be dispatch % the whole district Csded
70 the United states by the treaty Of
peace The military Commander vas
directed 70 announce thai "- come
nor as invaders OF CorEEer0rs. but as
friends
Those Who submitted were 20 De
promised support and protection. all
others will BE- brought within the lawful
rule wa have assumed. with nruness I
raAd be but without severity as far as
may 5e possible
Suggestions we're made as 20 the gov
e-7reur Of the Ceded territory and the
rights Of property, taxes etc
This letter OF the President. together
with The instructions Of Secretary Hay
10 the PrfIfUutue commission are the
basis 0f governments which are 10 DC
rsbIished II the Philippines
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27

he will for the second time. make Miss
Annie 3. Collins his wife and in the
marriage make partial reparation for
the injury he has inflicted upon her
ard ateue for the injustice he has done
TO his baby son
The love story OF the handsome bril-
liant pastor Of St. Joseph's and the
pretty drassmaker Of the Davis block
IS an interesting one. There were few
in the priests congregation that knew
the secret There were few Of rh0se
that focked every Sunday morning into
the Chestnut-str sanctuary % listen
to their pastors glowing words. guiding
them into paths Of virtue, who knew
that the frafI. sweet faced, dainty little
woman who Needed with rapt attention
was the priests wife and the baby boy
with her his son
But il Father Gloria keeps his prom
fse to his contract wife the secret viii
be out tonight. The priest has re-
signed his pastorate and viii violate his
priestIy vows He viii start again in
q new field and hopes that he may win
success Nearly eight years ago he
was married by contract TO the woman
who has since sustained the respousi-
biIfty Of motherhood without the dig
nifty Of wifehood- Time and again her
priestly husband sought to compromise
between honor and humiliation He
wanted TO take the girl away TO place
anywhere from California and there be-
gin anew He wished to marry her
openly and to clothe her with the wffely
dignity that was her right
He had provided for her and within
his means had protected her. but he
could not give her his name. 1t was
this and nothing less that the girl de-
marded and she would not go away.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27

dramatic climax began eleven years
ago al san Leandro. At that time the
young. handsome and brilliant priest
came 10 take charge Of the Portuguese
Catholic Church in the little town. He
had arrived shortly before that from
Brazil and was believed TO be partiCu-
Iarly well qualified by the Catholic au-
thortties To direct the spiritual welfare
0f the Portuguese ar San LeandrO. His
name was GuiIherme Gloria
The young priest rapidly Won the con-
fdeuce Of his people He was pious.
enthusiastic and sympathetic. He went
among the homes Of his flock. minister
ing. encouraging and counseling-
Among the members Of his Congrega-
tiontion was Annie B. Collins. a pretty
girl, Is years OF age Father Gloria
took al unusual interest in her. He di
rectad her education and seemed TO find
unusual pleasure in her company At
his suggestion. her mother transferred
her from a public school to 4 parochiaI
school The priest and the girl were
then much more than they had been in
each others company
1t was then that the intimacy. which
now reaches its climax, began Only
one member Of Annie Collins family
knew Of her close associat ton with the
handsome pastor Miss Lizzie Collins.
with a sisters intuition. discovered the
secret, accused her sister and was told
the facts. The relationship now be-
tween the pastor and the girl were fully
established and continued without in
terruptfon or change for two years.
The priest and his pretty penitent were
lovers Still the mother and father Of
Annie Collins knew nothing Of her
daughters infatuation and their pas
tors fndiscretion. Late in 1891 affairs
had reached such pass that for the
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
PREPARING FOR RETURN
OF ALL VOLUNTEERS

UASEI>G-o2 -..- -F.--l--= cable
--.-=--=z -.... -.r-.a .- "-- -
ra- --. -..- -.--z
-. r.-.--- .---a l
rz--.-= ID .-r. -r- t-
---- ..-. -.-..-= r. bears date
.- -.-E.- s-5 is z- ..-
-... .a- received t-111
.--f. -.-.-- The s.---= ---u -1-
.--- Mountains Al. -.--.-- --r -----
-=-E -a9--s u The ..as- --~-s -
.------ --.---=-.-- N-..--. with de-
-- .t ~ -------l-~L Infantry.
--- 2 -E- mountains. vas
~--- --- --e-. r. strongly fortified ---
--.- .-- private was killed. I'll.
-e-s m --.-E gwen There were I'D
-- z=---.=s --= 1-5-.-% loss 0az
--- z-E--s killed anu seven captured
s-e--=- message refers ra -l= 5rsac--
zz--- ~ The r--=r resi- =--S IL me
.-r-e as f.-err-
4= has -s--l about $50 men
wallace IS S-II south ard has about
-.-z-- S -1# a---S---- ana -.-S
1--- go auE---a-- "1--- --= ----=----
d--ll-z regiment -E--l l%-F=E NJ F9..I1-
Colonial Ee-. referred n IN rn= dis
patch - p -----.--+ II the I L--lr---
sixth Infantry and Colonel Wallace q
--- -r---E-s5 seventh Colonel L1cS75c i
in 1ma-I ~ the cavalry regiment
wl-.L Is - 1- -1.s=t IN --s -1-.- pE ines
The Ilir5 dispatch says.
The Src---. has zEa--l The ~1er-
man is -ez=E and leaves today with
al --e troops NJ -re California E7SI-
r=--- TE= Grant Is beng e.a-=1 and
leaves in eb.-- EaEr days FlC1 the
troops If Eer-- UaS.la, - 0C.15 and
Ecaho. Ta=- 1Lla1esete IL =gimeut IS
preparing 10 .zave o. tie Sheridan as
soon as rhe transport car h unloaded
ard c1aEad- The other volunteer or
CARNATIONS leave as soon as trausI7 IRIS
are available
General Otis has been cabLsd 10 seCd
tha volunteers home as rapidly as pos
sihIe. i being the desire IF the P-sSL-
dent 20 have no delay III the matter
It IS stated ar the War Department
that the matter of organizing another
regiment Of volunteers II the Philip
pines IN addition u the Tlirtg--s. sixth
Thirty seventh and The cavalry re5t-
ue1r VIII b. i=tI entirely % the dis
cre-5o1 Of General Otis who Is author
5zed 70 proceed with IT.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
NEW PLANS TO AVOID
SENATORIAL DEADL0CKS
Resolution 70 Be Presented by Sena-
tor Stewart az the Next
Session

WASHINGTON. July 26-Seuator Stew
art Of Nevada said to-day that IN order
20 ObViate the apparent necessity OF an
amendment 70 the constitution 70 insure
at All tines a full representation OF States
in the United States Senate at the next
session Of Congress he would offer relief
by legislation which the Senator says may
prove satisfactory He proposes that tie
following paragraph b. added az the end
Of section 10. Ezs 2. chapter I Of the Re
vised Statutes.
If on the third Tuesday after the or
ga1iZa ton Of the Legislature no person
has received such majority then on that
day. or any succeeding day, the person
receiving the plurality Of the votes cast.
Z majority Of all the members elected TO
both houses being present and voting,
shall be declared elected
This. he believes. will meet the ueCessi-
ties OF the case and insure the election Of
q United States Senator in every State at
the time specified by law.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27

rebeIIad in La Vega and Monte Cristf.
On July n the country was put under
martial law. and in a series of bloody
encounters the rebels were finally de-
feated in August. The number of cas-
uaIties on both sides exceeded more
than 1000 dead and wounded
Heureaux first saw the light Of day in
Puerto Plata a town on the west coast
Of san Domingo. in 1915 4 soldiers
life attracted him and in 1862 he became
4 private. later becoming Comrnandant
in the District Of Puerto Plata He
served continuously in the war against
Spain in 1858 to 1874 Twice he was ex-
lied for political reasons. For Two
years he retired To political life. and
again in ISIS assumed command 70 DuC
down a Spanish uprising He was
wounded many times and on several
occasions narrowly esCaped assassIna-
ton.
Faureaux succeeded Fernando 4
Nerin0 as President. the national par
". Of which ne was the active reDre-
sentative, being powerful a that time
He served four terms. the country max
ing much progress under his admins
traCOn-
\ serious commercial panic reign=t
in san Domingo last year There were
disturbances in the northwestern sec
tiOu Of the country about the middle &C
December and troops were sent 10
Monte Cristi 10 restore order. The t-r--
blA was due 20 the poor rrz-. = SIS
TEN of the country. under H r f
change on New York da1 risen 81 tca-
in September il took 8 In notes 20 -l-
republic 10 buy 81 in gold As result
business was iuterfered wl-h. orders
for goods Cancelled. wages Clt. strikes
precipitated. and expenses Of living IN
creased to those VINO could least AFFORD
n assume added burdens. For some
time President Heureaux helped the
Government with advances. but be
came heavily involved. The republic :
Indebtedness is about S20.000000, on
which interest has to be paid out OF i
revenue OF about S2.009,eoa- DepFeclat-
81 silver. coin IS issued. worth about y
cents on the dollar in American money
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27

therefore. that a marriage contract
would be drawn up and on September
% 1891, this was done
The scrupIes Of the girl were siIeuced
and the predicament Of the priest was
evaded. As a measure Of sLiH greater
precautiOn Annie Collins made her sis
ter Lizzie a witness Of the marriage
contract The priest and Annie signed
the document as principals. Ever since
then Annie Collins has treasured this
piece of paper as the only certificate
which can protect her from public
shame. She has kept it safely and has
it yet. Notwithstanding an effort 10 take
it away from her.
About four years ago another crisis
came in the relations between the
priest and his contract child wife 1t
became imperative that the girl should
leave her home and Father Gloria, re-
sourcefuI as ever. suggested an avenue
through which Annie might expect TO
escape exposure and humiliation The
priest was about TO be transferred from
MS pastoral charge at san Leandro to
St Joseph's Portuguese Catholic
Church on Chestnut street, between
Seventh and Eighth. He urged his
young contract wife TO go with him.
but at the same time protect herself
from the wrath Of her parents.
He declared that he would establish
her as a dressmaker in Oakland and
her parents could not then expect to
see her with any frequency. She would
have a reasonable excuse for being
away from home and she readily ac-
capted the proposition Apartments
were secured in the Kahn building in
Oakland and a sign. Annie B. Collins.
Dressmaker, appeared in the window
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
GENERAL SMITHS
LATEST APPOINTMENT

NEW YORK July "a Sun cable
from Manila says General Smith has
been appointed civil governor cf the
island Of Negros.
IN establishing what amounts practi-
caIIy 70 home rule ii the island Of Ne
gros. Major General Otis. It is learned
At the War Department today. acted
under instructions contained in a letter
from the President TO the Secretary Of
War, dated December y, 1893. and
cabled 70 General Otis at the time
These Instructions we're intended 10
apply 70 every island in the Philip
pines where a separate government
could be established with safety
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-27
HEUREAUx
is ASSASSINATED
Ruler of San Domingo Slain
at MoCa by Ramon
CaCerOS.
Special Dispatch 70 The Call.

r ORT DE FRANCE, Island OF Martinique. July 26-Gen-
eral Uses Heureaux President OF the Dominican rePub-
lie, was assassnated Moca Santo Domingo at 4:3o
o'clock to-day.
The OF the murderer IS Ramon CacerOs- He sue
ceeded making his escape but energetic pursuit at
begun and probable that he will be captured
Vice President General WenCeslaO FiguerOa, Immediate
w upon the announcement the Presidents death assumed d
recton OF affairs At present carness prevails the republic
The remains OF President eureaux will probably be taken
to Santo Domingo for funeral services.