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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
GEN. SHAN STILL PROTESTS.
HIS stand I'm Reference To the
Dewey Parade, asd Also Coma

TOPEKA. Kan, Sept. 2s.-Gen. Shaw.
national commander in-chief OF the G. A.
r.. In prefac,ng his address 10 tho vet
Grams at the state reunion today. spoke
Of the now famous controversy OF the c..
A. X. with the Dewey parade managers
He began by characterizing those having
the big parade in charge As narrow
minded blunderers, clothed with a little
brief authority" He then reviewed the
whole trouble, going over the details which
have already been printed.
Had n soldier Of deeds" he declared,
been In the place of Gen. Roe. the Grand
Army would have marched In glory and
JOY at the head Of the line following the
great admiral. where beyond question Their
place should be-"
Again ne said. LET this battleless Mai
Gen. Roe stew In his own grease in view
Of his ort-repeated declaration. I'll take
the whole responsibility in refusing the
Grand Army the right OF parade I am
perfectly willing that he should"
Gen Shaw said that soon Admiral
Dewey would be invited TO visit the thirty
fourth national encampment TO be held at
Chicago I'm 1850. where the veteran sur
vivors could express their admiration for
him Ia their own way ana unhampered.
The veterans then adopted the following:
"k.soived, That the action OF our com.
mandsr-in-chief Albert -. Shaw, and Of
department Commander Joseph W. Kay.
Of New York. In refusing to accept place
for the Grand Army near the rear OF the
procession, a position never willingly oc-
oupisd by the defenders OF OLD Glory in
any line, meets with our unqualified ap-
prevail We the comrades OF Kansas. al
ways lead the line IN every patriotic dem
ons'ration illustrative OF American valor.
and We hop. that on no similar occasion
In any department OF the nation will the
q. A. r. lie assigned 10 any other than
the post Of honor. And be IL further
'tte9DigNd fes IA -
Gov. Theodore Roosevelt. Of New York. in
promptly supporting the action Of our
comma nder-in chief in demanding proper
recognition or the O. A. X endears him
20 every true comrade OF this nation and
excmpines the sterling manhood OF thu
Rough Rider who led the line to victory
up San Juan hill, and In whose breast
beats warm heart for the veterans OF
'Cf ana 'cr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29
REBELS GAIN IN VENEZUELA.
Revoiuttonists Advance aud Defeat
Govern m~ut Forces

NEW YORK. Sept; "a spafch to the
Herald from Port Of Spain. Trinidad. says:
Caracas lie practically invested by revo-
iu,ionlsts. Gen Ciorsano Castro's forces
moving from Valencia and Victor a. sepa-
rated into three divisions The right wing
has already captured San casm.r AMI
ocumare. and IL row occupying the valley
Of the Tuy river and commanding the road
70 Caracas. thirty miles distant. The left
wing IL occupying carsts3cis ana the entire
coast Of Puerto Gaballo and - moving for
ward 10 la Guayra with the spec nj Do
jet ~ cutting on the eses 30 ~ President
Andrste Tire center and main iivisson
~ the rebel army. under the PERSONAL com
nand ~ Castro. . moving on I.se Leagues
and proposes 10 combine WITH the forces
from the Tuy vsEey ~ make IN assault
on caracas Castro sIrpr1-<c scA govern
msnt troops On the risns q rais.:icia csus-
ing a ioss 70 Antrase's forces ~ go men
killed and wounded Cen. Adrian OF the
nverrm~nt army. vas among the slain
The Joss Of che revciustorists was sight
Tire province %. csro IA now held ~ m
surr.uts The cry ~ Carupano mas taken
Up arms n favor ~ the revolution.
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DAMAGE ny INDIAN rLOODs.
Loss % hf~ Will Considerably Ex
csed 1--WE Hundred.

CALCUTTA, sept 1.-Leut. Gov. Sir
John WOODBURY. announces that 500 lives
were lost In Darji. capital 81 tho district Of
the palma Great havoc has been caused
st kurseonE. The Margaretiehope estate
lost 100 acres and the Meaand factory was
destroyed, Some coolies were buried In the
partially destroyed The Ayonsroye es-
tate loN thirty acres and 1000 tea bushes.
The Collie lines were swept away and
number IL not known. 4 factory was also
destroyed at this place
huge landslide below 81 Mary's semi
nary DESTROYED the railroad bridge and
yards wide has been made ana The rails
are banging In tho air II 10 thought the
break ehnno, lie repaired within thirty
fslssraphie communication between Cal.
nutta and DsrjseIipg has been re-es,ab-
llshad, but railroad frame beyond kur-
ss9ns - not likely 10 be resumed for =
!9ns time. The read ~ impossible for
Dsx on foot and with much dIf,culty.
ne Nslhodistsl whose stations and
schools schools have suffered from The earth
Queen Victoria, on hearing of the dsas-
lef, ialasTaphsf her profound sympathy
a. ibe hereayai families
villa branch Of the calen,,a girls school
related hy Miss stahi who saved many u
'hs nhlldieh, A isDdslip compelled The
occupants W lsaNe the building ana Mis-
slahL guiding tho children, eommsnesi a
pslil9bs climb. finally gaining the Mall
l9s1 Al the TINA rain was pouring down
iisn w1Ia terrified The bla.kness Of IN.
nish,, falling powders. The crashing Of
trees and fears ~ earthquake rnaily com.
lnli~l The parry "a ~ into the night Will
lam bvfie, the sole survivor ~ those who
Nata eshsh, ~ tho iandslip AZ Ida villa,
suts thaf when II was seen thar asea M
Was i'npossibie, a sister made All krael IN
pistsf sha While bbeelins the house Was
swept away 10 estimated that the loss
~ The tea garden propflators IL g. 600 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

Northern. az 5 o'cieck Trspday -
The wreck WAS caused by q aan1>o% e.
hsion between the second section q u. &
coming west. and Q light euatnn 49,
up, west bound. and 40 a rsuulk - -
ployes OF the railroad are dead
neer On No. =: Al Neisxks. his H.
Charles Stral1an, head arAkemAn: II ~
fireman on light engine.
The injured are: James keunshok =
stneer on the light engine. lach -
conductor: second brakeman of MI
name unknown.
kennehan sustained a hroiea - -
the others were only slightly - +
their fan. Engineer AasAenxaio - z1nH
pinned 20 the ground beneath III =
with broken lsg and head badly cuG T.
WAS removed with difficulty. ana ~ ~
gtneer ksnnehan. waa brought 70 GnuD4
where he died in the afsernoon e - -
day. A<sss<
A jury vas tmrnne.ed and psoooo1n1 =
the scene OF the wreck. W6oeo -
and sickening sight met their - ~
cars were in the often. and II -
one backing west. Fireman Se1e1o -
buried beneath two trucke a ~ 60
and so badly nangied that hi ~ G.
scarce.y be recognized. Hio I'D vmU
ple,ely severed from hss boiy. ~ 60
one leg cut or and pieces OF - 1o1Z
Strahan. the brakeman. - cu1U0(
"a bad. both legs being severed - 4
body and MS body literally Uoun6 = y
pulp. F. Peion. the fireman a IT, =
engine. was the only one wh0ao - -
intact. His body presented - 60
spectacle: the tongue protrudoG -
mouth and his tnsess.nss laid q - -
presenting a sruesome axht.
The eoroner's inquest was ccuc1oGoo G.
morning. and the Jury broughs - eNr
declaring that the men came 70 thu 80
through the negligence Of KennshnA
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-29

SAMOAN DAMAGE CLAIMS.
Hststsh Subjects Claim Losses oi
s0ms o37 .0OO.

WARRINGTON, Sept. E-The British
commissioner 20 samoa. Mr.. Eliot. has re-
ceiyed from Apia q full report on the ci ms
made by the British subjects for damages
resulting from the bombardme and native
uprising The claims aggregate somsthin g
over ~, OF this amount about 81 go
tasfa rebels In January and March last,
while some ". 90 10 for losses resulting from
the bombardment Of the British American
naval forces and the succeeding operations
on land.
There are a largo number OF separate
claims, showing the damage TO have been
widely distributed.
The original amount OF the claims was
double tho amount now submitted TO the
British commissioner. ~ they were frst
subjected 20 q rixid scrutiny by . British
offlcial ut Apla,
Mr., Eliot called at the White House to-
day and had talk with the president. IN
the course 81 which Mr.. Mckinley ex-
pressed his satisfaction with the work Of
tho NamoAn commission.
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Hf. Fathers VIII Not wsde Kaow~
TiIi Vie Arrival

Vanderbilt wto saIie8 from Yokohama on
Sep'e wher 70 hornevstd hound is expect.
~ ~ sff ee ~ ssh Fra8ci@r4 about me
middle - nsxt week Ne piil cross fhs
renf'nfnf IN private rer "a rap diy 80
gfas bic arf Hrfv soon after ~ reaches
Nsw YORK ne contents ~ Cornelius tsn.
fsftHfs sH arc - be made public The
fact fEsf fha Members - 'Ne family &C..
tenn M ~ kssp ne contents ~ ms Will
Hrfr~f HnfH the fFatHtgvH ssC0ui con
csuif - brought home from his uncam-
Fiesef ffa around fhe aafi8 IL REGARDED
~ persons inferpefed m ~sn YORK zen.
frlf matters ss ind .rsfing that young Cor
naf9s fn@ 9ifesf NvirE SIN 70 MT g.
succeed 80 fafbsT "a ths head ~ THAT
Nrsa.h q fhe fanHT
Wfhfs 80 e8st fsw ssys young cor
nataa N8nti~rrNt has quietly returned 20
fs ffss fr ne TranS Central station re
ma afaias fhs same quief dignity here
fafsfs hgf Essps his own couussi.
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Bix wsssAos.e Horned.

NORFOLK. Va. seps 1-F1ra broke
oslt a. O'Clock this morning in the south
err railway warehouse No. & at Plnnei .
Ln'r' an Immense structure. wai n Ia
fii~f with ysisceIian~pus cargo anA r.r
foreign frporf. Tho warehouse with con-
tents. eonssiins of walnut ard other tin
Der, cotton ara cotton waste, Se sidss fsssss
a' t1nscrz ana other products VAS de-
stroyed The destroyed building with as
contsns va valued - several huudr "a
tho EsAssd doliiAra -
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DEADLY BnoOkLYN TROLLEY.
CoIiiA~s with RAPID Transit Train
and Two Are Killed.

NEW YORK. Sept - a Brooklyn rapid
transit train ON the Coney Island road ran
into trolley car AZ Grsvss.nf and Fos-
injured one OF the two persons killed
hu teen Identified as William Clemens.
~ Brooklyn. The other ~ a boy about (
years old.
The conductor ana mo,crran were ar
res'ed. a. wefe also the engineer ard coz
ductor Of the freight .rain.
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Thefs wss a vast fhfoht nj tia STATE fair
ia5ars fnveh l~sssF mar Oh any previous
DAY fHs Farfne cas- sBaftlaof
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VIII Alternate az TaAssvomys


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PORTLAND Me. Sept 2s.-Amos l.. AL
len. formerly private secretary TO Thomas
II, Reed. was nominated for congress by
the First Maine dis,-eE Republicans here
In convention today. III his speech o. ac-
ceptsnce he came out sIuare.y IN favor OF
supporting the president. In prosecuting the
war IN the Philippines.
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iay vsa tsst str rsei toepa n cash
tsH. 3hn umanfef tas rat8lrA ~ MAJ
pa sns s. row eenn snfanf ~ che Port
ofehsN. wssh nsvsi sfaHan
ant ceKhfan ess SIR 81 yet naass-
.Ha guests ans whgn he climbed fa ffe
.af = tes ssnpwzy ths afmlrN tnshs8
yer 81 tln. auf erssrins DIR, b. 80
haRf exclaimed way J8a how ssN
rslfe iootsna Ana theu ~ went IS WIN
t~utNnr eyes What. ssfs have hsssf
aseat yenr farnfux fa snx- Then sefr
inx ths caeteirs shoassef- So shook Sim
8. Il shif,ne nfns ana ba'h lsurses seart
GF AZ fhe admiral reference ts fe<Nisa.
Heeh fee X sef" eng
stock Fschsnae tetehrsses
one ~ fse ~ee@i .s'-trssisns ever Asff
an Ne s'cee sxtsanwe teas place just ~
fare csc .is.nx Noar tbls afternoon Tas
Seventh Hssmsnf tsn8 marches en the
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PORTLAND. Me Sept @-The Demo
Gratis % the First Maine congregational dis
trict today nominated Luther r. McKlnny.
~ Bridgeport. for tho seat made vacant
~ the resignation OF Thomas u. Reed.
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sesgsl frst~fqb 20 lbs sssl ialslissnoer
WASH IWUDN Scot - Thomas u,
sW Ten ~ So s',D ~ NV IA ~" ne iss,.om ~.
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MURDER sso ArrvwrrEp Suicide.
wcthev .tves Her ssitav~n Nor.
rAfre s-s cats W.y Own wrists

UFTHfFfT ssTf = VI Oars Rr~f9rF
assd a lass Hixnf aifsmgt@B e. murder
hsY fhf@~ children sni commit suicide.
Shs save ne children morphine cat her
wrists at frsD t4rmsf 81 thr Eaa IN me
rrarH 'NsV we're 81 When cisrpVsred tao
81 fhs rnii3rsn see fssd. 49, hsfa w9rs
ffs eldest chftf ar Mrs. Hfefnrr ~e-e
fesasrffAfs1 NJ HNstnsr faNsf % cut
ere arteries in rsr -fis-s 80 tne physt.
clans a. ~ Mary ncssifs. $50 shs viii
TeesgHF Mrs Fhssnar msfe q .taisrnsrf
sarnfttins sffrs ths cssdrsn ara saYs
sha ~fsHsf .hs vas wtfh then Har ron.
fsss~6 80 hsSfes had derna.sle tregfgsa
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WELLINGTON. ~. r., Sept %-Ths
government Of this colony decided today
to equip and send n force OF Do men 10
the TransvzaL The house sang the ma
tionai anthem when this step was decid-
ed upon.
Wssshess Assemble Cndes Arms.
LONDON. Sept. IA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from ChArisstown says: Com
Wandering ~ proceeding In the Wax
ksrstr0m district and probably through
out the Transvaal Two thousand
burGhsrs are assembled at Wakkerstrom.
which In eight miles from the Natal Dor
der and ~layen miIes from Laings Mex.
Twelve hundred people have been order
cd 10 Handspail, thirteen miles west Of
the Natal border. where the Orange Free
State artillery has been lying low In this
peighborhood for a fortnight.
The Pretoria correspondent OF the Daily
telegraph says. The Transvaal execu-
tiyes are absorbed In war preparations.
Many Beers oppose aggressive action on
religious grounds.
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Isninins shis Adams anmins.

VIM isftANp sep. - HTbe. United
Ffafes ff#NiHs ship Mans Witch hes
base essiias hsfs ril lfsss today f9f
Ra4ffls, TseqfHa sHd 8fhfr Northern ports,
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Take Laxative Bremo ouinina nh&4
All druggists refund the money u 4 -
10 cure. T.. W. Groves signature = =
each box. sc.
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Yosr Train Men Killed in q Head
End Collision.

BUTTE. Mont. Sept "a special from
Glasgow. Mont 20 the Butte Miner esya.
The nHs; DISASTROUS wreck that has ever
been reported IN this section Of Montana
occurred tso miles weG Of PAi4ey. . mail
station 1sDt west Of kere on the Great
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NEW YORK. aept zs.-The Scotsman Is
n steel twin srrsw steamer built NJ Bel
fast by Ustland n Wolf In 1879. She regis
ters Hai tons gross ana 3 ss7 net tons. and
Ia t7p feet long. te.2 feet beam and 80
lee, deep Her hallng point IL Liverpool,
and she ~ owned by the British and North
Atlantic Steam Navigation compay dim
ted. known as the Dominion line.