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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
CROWD 1OHEAR ETANGKLIsT MEYER.

Fifth Avenue Pre- sbyterian Church Has .
Large Congregation.
There was very large congregation in the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Yesterday
morning to hear the Rev. Frederick b. Meyer.
B. A.. OF Christ Church. London. noted Eng
fish evangelist. Mr.. Never speaks with a
great deal OF Rcsticulation. one or both of his
hands being always in motion. The people
listened throughout his sermon with great at
tention. His text was Hebrew xii: .. After
describing how Christ turned aside from the
open door to glory. to undergo humiliation and
death for mankind. he urged his hearers to
turn their back on the joys OF the world and go
In he way OF the Cross.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
TEN RoWD1ks ASSAULTED THEM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams Beaten andi Robbed
Almost at Their Door.

Albert Adams and his wife Clara OF 32S
West Twenty fifth street, while on their way
home at clock yesterday morning. were set
upon and insulted, assaulted and robbed by
a gang Of touEhs almost in front OF the house
in which they live The rowdics kicked
Adams about the sidewalk and struck Mrs
Adams in the face and stole her umbrella and
Adams's hat. Five Of tho assaiants we're ar
rested As many more got away Three OF
them. Edward McEllot, Edward Murphy and
James Clark. were fined So each at jefferson
Market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
FRANKFORT BUFORD IN.

Lieut.. FitzhuRh Lee, DR., A Passenger
20 INDECENT Americans From Cuba.
The United States Transport Buford arrived
in quarantine yesterday afternoon from Glen
fuegos and Havana. Among her passengers
are Majors !. o. Brown. W. II. Graham. and E.
Wood Lieut.. Fitzhugh Lee. Jr.. sixty dis
charged soldiers, nfty-onc Guartermaster's
employees. twenty-nine INDECENT American
citizens. eight soldiers on furlough. twenty
seven sick soldiers and six discharged sailors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07

The Bodies of Seven of His Followers Re-
moved from Harper's Ferry.

LAKE PLACID. n. Y. Aug 0-The bodies OF
seven OF John Browns followers. who were
killed in the raid on the arsenal at Harper's
Ferry. were brought here today. and will be
buried beside his grave at North Elba. The
men were Oliver Brown. John Browns son
William Thompson. his son-in-lew; Stewart
Taylor, A. II. Leeman. Dauphin o. Thompson.
DanRerfed Newly and Lewis Leary. The last
two were negroes.
The bodies were originally buried near Har-
pers Ferry. They were secretly disinterred
on July 10. by Dr. Thomas r. Fcatherston-
haugh. OF Washington. and Capt. E. P. Hall.
They now lie in the Town Hall with the Ameri-
can flag wrapped about the collins.
The funeral will be in about ten days. Gov
Roosevelt will attend it and an invi tation has
been sent to President Mckinley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
Two That Assaulted Policemen.

Wilbur $. Davis was held in $500 at Jefferson
Market yesterday for examination on the
charge OF assaultipg Policeman Kennedy Of the
West Thirty seventh street station and knock
ing two Of his teeth out,
Kate Brown. Eress. was he'd in 81 900 for
assaulting Policeman II, ar Of the same station.
4 nd cut n; is info N IN knife,
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Arrest Of Opimm smokers.

A smell OF burning opium floated out Of the
open window of the first floor OF l4i East Sew
enteenth street at IL O'Clock Saturday night as
Detectives Sweet and smith were passing. In
tho room were young woman. two men, a
quantity Of opium and several pines. The de-
tectivcs arrested the smokers. who described
themselves as Merrie Moss. Benjamin Levy.
and Mark Golden. The men paid 50 fine each
in IN" Yorkvilc Police Court yesterday and let
the women go to the prison for lack OF 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
TROLLEY MOTORMAN RILLED.
Collision on . Road Near Nnrragansett
Eier-Bnth Cnrs Burned.

NARRAGASsETT PIER. r, J.. Aug, GA head
on collision took place az noon. to-day. between
two electric cars on tho Sen View Railroad.
half way between Suunderstown and Wexford
Both cars took fire and were entirely destroyed
Motorman Msrrick T.. Able. OF Narragansett
was instantly killed. Julius HolRnte one OF
the conductor jumped and was injured in
ternaly Miss NJ. f. Brown. OF Providence
was seriously hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07

CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Aug. e A divorce has
been granted to Mrs George ". Easey by
Chancellor Kyle at Kingston, Mrs Easlcy 10
tho wife Of Col. Easley II st. Louis, but lately
Of Hartman aud Chattanooga woman in
81. Louis is named as CORRESPONDENT. EHsley
il lawyer
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POLICEMAN As lyman.
Accused of Holding Up n Trolley Car With
Drawn Pistol and Demanding Money.

Policeman Patrick Deloughey OF the Coney
Island station waa put under arrest last night
on compirint Of Joseph A. Trahan OF Brooklyn
Trahan says Deloughy drew his revolver at
10 O'Clock Yesterday morning at Van Scklen
Station. Coney Island. jumped on a trolley-car
and held up all the passengers. demanding
that they give up their money. He was drunk.
He got no money
There were thirty passengers on the car and
they were badly frightened. for they saw that
Deoughy was drunk and feared he might
all DOT
They raised an cutlery. and after riding a
short distance Deloughy jumped from the car.
BEFORE Dnoughy was locked up Captain Ken
ney stripped his shield Off his uniform Dol
oughy lives at 179 Twenty ninth street. Brook
lyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
YELLOW Jack SERUM FOR BAHr4.

shipped to Brazil Yesterday by Health
Onicer Doty From This Port.
Health Officer Doty announced yesterday
that he has made arrangements to have test
o. the yellow fever serum among patients suf-
fering from that disease at Bahia. Brazil where
considerable yellow fever has been reported.
The serum. with the apparatus for its use. was
sent on the Belgian steamship Hevelius. OF the
Lamport and Holt line. which sailed yesterday
for brazil
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YELLOW-FEVER SCARE OYER.
No New Cases and No More Deaths In the
Soldiers Home mt Hampton.

NEWPORT NEWS Va. Aug CT tn" yellow
fever situation in the soldiers Homo at
Hampton continues to improve as 1t has done
in the last four days. the epidemic will practi-
cally be ended next Sunday and ali the quarRn-
tines recently established will be raised.
There were no new caFrs and no deaths to-day
and all the patients in the hospital are doing
WI
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Wards Islam Patient Dies After A Fight.

James Nc CURE, d paretc. who hrd been .
professional strong man, knocked down one
OF the keepers in the Manhattan State Hospital
Wards Island. on Saturday morning. Three
keepers overpowered him. He walked to his
ward where he died suddenly. The body came
to the morgue yesterday. Two ribs were bro
ken and there were number Of Commissions
An autopsy will be made today. Mcclure live
at 1923 East Thirty-tifth street.
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DINNER TO DEWEY At NAPLES.

To BE Entertained On An Italian Warship
Tonight-Expected to Visit Rome.
Special Gable DeIpdteh 10 THE SIN.
ROME. Aug 6-Admral Bettoo Minister OF
Marine. telegraphed to Admiral Dewey yester-
day sauting him az the victor Of Cavite. Ad-
miral Dewey is expected to visit Rome shortly.
Mr.. Lewis Iddings, Secretary OF the Ameri-
can Embassy. gave dinner tonight at Naples
in honor OF Admiral Dewey. The Italian Of
flcials will give dinner to Admiral Dewey and
his officers on Monday on board the warship
ConlenZa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
Yacht Freetwing ON the Rocks.

New Haven, Conn, Aug O The schooner
yacht Flectwing Of the New York Yacht club
with twenty Ave persons aboard, went on the
rocks at Browns Reef of Branford at IL am.
to-day and is there still Sh" is in no immcdiat"
danger and II is expected that she will b" haul
ed ON at high tide at midnight, The Flcetwing
is owned by Joseph X. De Lamar. of New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07

A note for $1,000 protested at the Central
National Bank OF Philadelphia. was found on
the body Of a man who jumped into the North
River last night at eighty second street. Other
papers made it appear that the suicide was
Daniel Rcnnck. Of DAB North Second street.
PHILADELPHIA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07

Sptciai CGbi' D,sp ate' 10 TEE srS.
PARIS, Aug G,-An express train crashed into
n local train at Juvlsy. twelve and one half
miles from here, on Saturday, evening, com
pletely wreckinG III, lat er Seventeen persons
were killed aud seveEty-fv. I'M rcd Nearly
all were residents o Par 3. \ storm disar-
ranged the semaalo cS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
Dre,fu. Trial Begins To-day.

SPECIAL Cdtir D,spd'ch 10 THE SITS.
RENNEs. Aug u The city IL nll"d to- night
with statesmen. generals and newspaper cor
respondents. here to attend the second trial Of
Drcy!us. which begins at I O'Clock tomorrow
morning 1t is not eNpected that any witnesses
will be called ON the first day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
Tnr.. saints Day. Celebrated at Once.

There were feast day observances yesterday
in several Of the Catholic churches in honor Of
St IGnatius l.oyoia, St. Alphonsus Lguori and
ST Dominic The actual feast days were Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday Of last week, hut
the celebrations wore postponed until yester-
day for the accommodation Of the parishoners
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MONEY FOR 10000 CUBdNs

Begin To-Day-So New Fever Cases.
Special cable De,pach to The SuN.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA Aug 1.-THE transport
ingalls, arrived here yesterday. having on
board Col Moale and a sum Of money for the
Cuban troops in this district. These men
would have been paid before this. had II not
been for the outbreak Of yellow fever. There
are nearly fourteen thousand soldiers on the
pay-rolls
There are no new cases OF yellow fever here.
and no deaths have been reported recently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
UNITED STATES CHAPEL or PEACE.

Government to Build One At The Hague to
Commemora the Peace Congress.
Sntcidl Gable D,Ipd.rh 10 THE SUS
THE HAGUE. Aug g. go The American dele
gates to the Peace Conference have annouced
that il Is the desire OF the United States to erect
q Chapel OF Peace near the little English
church here with memorial stone to com
memorate the conference in which the United
States had part. The Church Board has ac-
cepted the offer with gratitude.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
EXPERT SWIMMER DROWNED.
Stricken with ApopleXy while Giving n
swimming Exhibition.

FAR RocKAwAY, L. l.. Aug. G,-Davis Dalton.
an expert swimmer. was drowned in the surf
OF Hog Island this afternoon while giving an
exhibition OF swimming. lie was stricken
with anonlexy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
SEVERE WITH DRUNKEN WOMEN.
Zeller Fines Them Each $40 and Lets Al
the Drmnken Voters Go Free.

the Drunken Voters 90 Free.
Magistrate Teller sat in Essex Market Court
yesterday. and as he is n Tammany man the
members Of the Essex Market Bar Association
and other politicians crowded the court room
to get what Rosry called "a line" on him He
discharged all the male DRINKS and hned the
women arraGned on n similar charge $40
each.
IT have no use for a drunken women"
said the magistrate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
samoan Commi.sion a, san Frnnctsco.

SAN Francisco. Aug 1.-THE cruiser Badger
arrived from Samoa early this morning bring
inG Commissioners Bartlett Trpr aud Baron
Won sternberg. Nj. TriPp said he felt abso-
lutely certain that there will be no more trouble
IN the Islands.
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SHELTER ISLAND. Aug. 1.-THE government
TRANSPORT Mcclellan wa. disabled in GARDENERS
BAY yesterday. The Mcclellan has been carry
ing the soldiers from Fortress Monroe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07

Requiring tine news facilities Of Trustworthy morn
ing publication together with corresponding Cli-
entaGe have designated Thy SIS their o:hclAl News
and Advertising medium. There Ia printed each
day complete summary OF Re Al Estate transactions
gethrr with list Of Real Estate Auction Sales 20
occur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07

Cry Taken mp bv the Crowds During n De-
monstratinn in his Honor
Special Cable Be,pateh to The suS.

HAVANA, Aug. 6.-There was great demon
straton to-day in honor OF Gen Gomez and TO
welcome his family, who arrived here a few
days ago from Santo DominG" About 10000
persons paraded carrying Cuban and Ameri-
can flags. One man in the crowd shouted
Long live Gomez. the first President of the
Republic OF Cuba" and the cry was taken up
by the entire crowd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
Fast side CIoakmaLers strike.

About 2.nOO east side cloakmakers went on
strike yesterday .or 70 per cent, increase IN
WNOoO
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EXCURSION TRAIN JUMPS TRACK.
Ono Car Turned Partly Over, But No One
Seriously Hurt.


ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. Aug GA portion OF
an excursion train on the West Jersey and
Seashore Railroad jumped a switch near the
Sea View excursion house tonight
The fifth car Of the fourteen was turned part
ly over. There were 1900 passengers. on board
but onlr one was hurt aud that one 81 Rhty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
Killed By HIS OWN BROTHER.
Murder Follows n Family Quarrel In
IIaverstrnw.

HAvERsTRAw, Aug Gas result Of family
quarrel. orig mating in Austria years ago. John
Kofsky was stabbed to death by two brothers
here last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-07
FIRE SWEEPS A TENEMENT.
FLAMES RUN FROM STREET TO ROOF
BEFORE TENANTS CAN FLEE

Firemen Garry One Heavy Woman Down
the Front Fire Escape-Another Throws
Herself From n window with Her Cloth.
ing AblaEe-Rescuer Burned About Eyes.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-15
TRUSTS ORGANIZE IN MEXICO
Predicted that in Five Years Amcri-
cans Will Supcrsedc spanish Mcr-
chnnts in the Cities.

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 14-Trusts are
beginning to be organized here in the iron
business, soap manufacture and in planta
tions. 1t is predicted that before FIVE years
have passed the grocery trade and othor
lines of business in large cities in the hands
of Spaniards will be taken over by Ameri
cans, who will operate on a large scale
through trust combinations. American gro
cery stores are multiplying in this country.
The Spanish colony has the largest share
of the food supply here, including bakeries,
groceries and butcher shops. Some Amer
can butcher shops have appeared. and it is
predicted that in few years the Spanish
monopoly in this line WIFI be broken. The
Weather Spanards fear American compe
titon more than those of other nationalties.
The recent sentence to long terms of law
yers and bank clerks for violating their
trusts have met with public approval, as the
law is seen to be enforced severely in the
case Of men with influence who have become
criminals.
The District Railway company, controlling
the entire system of street railways here, is
making trial of the new electrical service.
MeXicans are taught TO serve as motormen.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-15
REVOLUTIONS TO SOUTHWARK
Only Three In Progress at the Pres
cnt Timc-Blockadc of
MnrncnibO.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Guatemalean ad-
vices to the Herald are that the govern
ment's bulletin, just published, gives details
of a revolutionary attempt in the eastern
departments of Guatemala. Troops are now
pursuing the revoutionists over the frontier
into Salvador and Honduras.
The government has received from the
bank a loan of $500, 900 to meet the expenses
of the expedition. Several prominent
citizens, supposed to be sympathzing with
the revolutionary movement, have been
taken prisoners.
Word comes from Colon that the
Venezuelan consul there has received official
notice of the blockade Of the port of
Maracaibo, recently captured by the revolu-
tionists under Hernandez. No vessels can
enter or leave the port until further orders.
The German cruiser Stosch has left Port
of Spain, Trinidad, for Puerto Cabello,
Venezuela, upon the urgent request of the
German consul in Caracas. The cruiser will
protect the interests of German subjects
which, the consul believes, are in danger, be-
cause of the disturbed state of affairs in
Puerto Cabello.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-15
MIGUEL NOW IN OlSFAVOR
Accused of Playing Double Game
on the Canal
HiII.

BERLIN, Dec. 14.-The Kleine Journal
announces the impending resignation OF
Herr Won Miguel. 1t declares that the min
lister of finance, in moment of arrogance,
dug his own grave. His recent declaration
made him impossible.
Herr Won Miguel" it says. sis no longer
the kaser's man. He has played double
game on the canal bill and this is proved by
the press intrigues of Herr Won Zedits. He
has not only lost the confidence OF the
crown and of the people, but no one will
trust him across the street"
The Germana reproduces the article and
adds: This view is not only held by the
court, but also gains extensive credence in
political circles. Events of the immediate
future will prove if it has any real
foundation"
In the sitting of the Reichstag Count Won
Buelow declared that the Samoan treaty
contained no secret clause of political or
commercial nature, or any obligations
toward England or America
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-15
TEXT OF SAMOAN TREATY
Agreement Entered Into Between Three
Governments is Made Public
SEPARATE TREATY TO COVER CLAIMS
King of Sweden and Norway IL Made
Aribiter to Determine Liability
of Three Powers to Make
Good Losses.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE full text
OF the treaty negotiated between the United
/ States, Germany and Great Britain for the
adjustment of the questions between the
three governments in respect to the Samoan
islands was made public today. The treaty
bears date at Washington, December =,
1899, and after reciting its purpose TO be
to adjust amlcably questions between the
three powers in respect to the Samoan group
and TO avoid future misunderstanding, p.o-
coeds tectually:
Article 1.-The general act concluded and
signed by the aforesaid powers at Berlin
ON June IA. 1899, and all previous treaties,
conventions and agreements relating to
Samoa are annulled.
Article 2-Germany renounces In favor of
the United States of America all her
rights and claims over and in respect to
the island of Tutuila and all other islands
OF the Samoan group east of longitude
III, degrees west of Greenwich. Great
Britain in like manner renounces in favor
of the United States of America all her
rights and claims over and in respect to
the island of Tutuila, and all other islands
in degrees wesi of Of Gre Greenwich : Re Re
cprocally, the United States of America
renounce in favor of Germany all the
rights and claims over and in resnect TO
the islands of Upolu and SaVaii and all other
Islands of the Samoan group west OF longi-
tude III degrees west Of Greenwich.
Article 3-lt is understood and agreed that
all of the three signatory powers shall
enjoy in respect to their commerce and
commercial vessels in all the islands of
the Samoan group privileges and condi-
tions equal to those enjoyed by the sover-
eign power, in all ports which may be
open to the commerce of either of them.
Article 1-The present convention shall
be ratified as soon as possible and shall
come into force Immediately after the eX-
change of ratitications.
In faith whereof, etc,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-15
WOULD HAUL DOWN THE FLAG
Resolutions in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes setting Forth Democ-
racy's Position on Philippines.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-two joint reso-
lutions were introduced in the house today
by Representative Williams Of Mississippi
which are the result of consultation among
a number of democratic leaders in the hou Q
and are understood to be expressive of their
general position on the Philippines. The
first resolution declares the intention and
purpose to recognize the independence OF the
Filipinos and withdraw our land and ssa
forces provided the independent government
agrees to refund the $40, 100000 paid by the
United States to Spain, to give us a suitable
naval and coaling station and grant in per-
petuity free access to their ports.
Another section pledges our friendly as
and also pledges against foreign in
reference or aggression for ten years dur
ing which time the foreign affairs of the
islands are to be under American control.
The other resolution asks for information
relative to the conclusion of a treaty with
the sultan of Sulu and provides FOR an in
qury by the judiciary committee as to
whether the constitutional provisions against
slavery and the statutory provisions against
polygamy apply TO the Sulu people.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-15
APPOINTMENTS BY THE POPE
signments nnd Appears TO he in
Excellent Health.

ROME, Dec 14.-At the consistory held
today the pope announced the appointment
number OF bishops, including that OF Mgr.
McEvay, to the bishopric Of London,
which he has been occupying since
August last.
The pope also announced the appointments
Of Mgr. Falconio, the apostolic delegate to
Canada, as metropolitan OF Larino and Of
Mgr. Frederic E!saux, to the united sees
of Sault Ste. Marie and Marquette.
The consistory was held in the Sale
Regia, with the usual grand ceremonial and
in the presence Of the diplomatic corps,
the Roman nobility and many prominent
strangers. The pope appeared to be in good
health. He smiled continually and was in
an excellent humor.
A secret consstory in the Sistine chapel
followed, at which the pope delivered an
allocution of a wholly religious character
and performed the ceremony of opening and
closing the mouths of the new cardinals.
The pontiff was much acclaimed, especially
in the ducal hail. where crowds witnessed
the procession.
LONDON. Dec. IA special dispatch
from Rome says that at the special con
sistory today the pope installed the bishop
of Havana.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-15
COL. GAYN0R is UNDER BONDS
Arrested Federal Indictment Al
leginE Connection with Captain
o. VI. Cartcrs Frauds.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Colonel John T.
Gaynor, who today was held under heavy
bonds, together with number Of other con-
tractors in connection with the Captain
Oberlin Nj. Carter frauds. was divorced by
his wife today.
A few hours before the decree was handed
down by Justice Giegerrich in the supreme
court, Colonel Gayner was arrested on
federal indictment, alleging his connection
with the crime that put Carter In prison.
Mrs. Gaynor gets $1,000 in cash and aimony
OF $3.50 a month
1t was Colonel Gaynor who although he
married Miss Carrie B. Clifford in this city
in 1890 in Rockford, Md. in June this year
married Miss Annie Il. rotney, young
woman employed as stenograpEer in the
Shoreham hotel in Washington and sailed at
once with her to Europe. Mrs. Gaynor No.
1 then began the proceedings against him
which result in the divorce decree being is
sued.