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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
THE ANTITRUST GOVERNORS.
Advance Guard of Three In st. Louis for
the Conference on Wednesday.


st. LOUIS NO. Sept. 1s.-The governors Of
the various States expected to take part In the
antitrust conference. called to meet in this
city on Wednesday. are slow In responding.
Missouri. Arkansas and Texas are the only
States represented yet. Gov. Sayers Of
Texas says that between fifteen and
twenty executives have accepted the
invitation he extended to them, while several
others sent conditional acceptances. Attorney
General Smith OF Texas. who invited the Attor-
ney Generals to participate, expects a large at
tendance. Through some blunder. neither the
Mayor. the Merchants Exchange or the Bust
ness Mems League were officially notified OF
the intention to hold the conference, aud con-
ssquently no action has been taken to receive
the delegates.
Gov. Saysrs Gays the conference Is TO be
purely informal and that no programme has
been arranged. No delegate will arrive with a
set speech In his pocket, but all will discuss
the alleged danger in the enormous growth OF
trusts and seek by united action to prevent
their extens sion rather than to eliminate them
entirely.
Gov Dan Jones OF Arkansas. says the far
mers OF his State are q unit in opposition to
the trusts; that the State has laws which. pro-
perly enforced. would curtail their powers.
but that their Attorney General will not so
shape his indictments as to conform with
ruling OF tho State Supreme Court and In
consequence tho trust is permitted to grow
unhampered.
Gov. Stephens Of Missouri arrived this eve
ming and at once conferred with Governors
sayers and Jones. He said that arrangements
had not been completed for tho conference
He will read a paper on Trusts. and Their
Menace to the Individual"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
DREYFUs VERY FEEBLE.
His Family ut Folk~stone, Where, It 10 saids
Dreyfus VIII Go When Pardoned.

His Family at Folk~stone, Where, II 10 Saids
Dreyfus VIII Go When Pardoned.
STtefdl Gable DePs,chotO TEE SUE.
PARIS. Sept. ia telegram from RenneS
to-day reports Dreyius az being very feeble.
The IntrdusiVedntis furious over the Hyde
Park. London. demonstration OF yesterday in
favor Of Dreyfus 1t calls on the French Gov
eminent to exact an apology from Prime MINI
lister Salisbury and says Frenchmen should
boycott British shops which cucumber Paris"
GENEVA. Sept. ia movement for an inter-
national petition to President Loubet OF France
for the release and restoration OF Dreyius to
his rank, has been enthusiastically received
throughout Switzerland,
LONDON. Sept. lS.-Maitre Labor and Nine.
Dreylus arrived at Folkestone last Saturday.
Apartments have been taken there for Nine.
Dreyfus and her children, who will reside at
Folkestone in the event OF pardon being
granted to her husband.
NJ Labor is much affected by the kindly
feeling exhibited toward Dreyfus and himself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19

Negroes Providing After Phsasants Meet .
Big Fighting Bird.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Sept. 1S.-Napoleon. the
big bird at the ostrich farm. has pr owed itself
a valuable sentinel In defending the pheasants
and other ane fowls in the enclosure It Is .
huge bird. weighing some 400 pounds. Is pug
nacious In disposition. and thinks it can whip
anything In sight
Some OF the negroes living near the farm
have cast longing eyes at tho fat pheasants.
thinking they would be equal to juicy turkeyr.
The other night some OF them crept into the
enclosure and Rotlnear the pheasants' cage
before Napoleon observed them. Then with q
shrill harsh hiss the bird raised its wings and
rushed at them. The negroes yelled for help
and rushed to the fence to escape. Napoleon
helped them over In nne style One OF them
was severely hurt by tho birds sharp
claws. The negroes ned. while Napo-
leon paced up and down the enclosure.
hlasing with anger and exultation. The next
morning shredS OF clothing were found 1n
abundance. while tho blood around showed
that Napoleon had hurt the intruders. Every
night now tho big bird patrols the yards.
marching along like sentinel on duty.
Poland Mineral Spring Water.
Recommended for purity and medicinal pvWOR -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
.M.lLLPox SCARE Delays TROOPS
The Thirty-hrst Infantry Not Allowed to
start for Manila Yesterday.

The Thirty-hrst Infantry Not Allowed to
Start for Manila Yesterday.
SAN Francisco. Sept. lS.-The Thirty-h
Infantry. which was scheduled to sail on the
Grant to-day, has been ordered back because
OF suspcc ed case OF smallpox In its ranks.
John &. White OF the Thirty-hrst was found to
have symptoms OF smallpox. He was immedi-
ately put into quarantine. and every precaution
was taken to prevent tho spread OF the
disease. but the bare possibility OF its going
through the regiment on the long journey 10
Manila IL so alarming that tho troops have
been detained until thorough Investigation
can De made, II may loo possible for them 10
sail tomorrow or they may be delayed for
some time,
The Centennial sails with 300 horses to-mor-
row The George W Elder and the Tacoma
together will take tho Twenty seventh Inian-
try. leaving here on Medne tdar, The speII.
Infantry. ana the sheridan on the.2ith WlththA
TWenty-sixth infantTI,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
THE PRESIDENT TELLS 4 sroRK.
How He Knocked Out PuEilist Corbetts
show when He Was Running for Governor.


WASHINGTON. Sept ia delegation OF
Grand Army men from Hamilton. Ohio. on
their way home from the recent encampment
at Philadelphia. called at tho White House TO
pay their respects to President Mckinley
few days ago. As each was introduced in turn
the President greeted him cordially with
handshake. As soon as they were through.
the delegation made move TO leave the room.
but the President stopped them.
Il am always glad to see men from Ohio"
said he. 'and especially from Butler county.
I've been in Hamilton frequently and recall
my visits with good deal OF pleasure. es-
pecially remember the last time was there"
continued Mr. Mckinley with o smile. 1T was
while was running for Governor. made
speech in Hamilton. and We had reception
after the spsechmakine was over. There was
big crowd at the reception and among others
/ remember meeting the pugilist Corbett. He
was giving some sort OF an exhibition that
day. AZ he stood In line caught his eye and
recognized him. He had a sober. serious. dis
appointed expression on his face. When his
turn came shook hands with him and said
was glad to meet him.
THANK you. Mr.. Mckinley he said. I'm
glad to know you. sir. But wish II was under
different circumstances. You've knocked my
exhibition sky high. Everybody went to meet
you and nobody cam to sec my show. Here
after I'm going to dodge every town you speak
in II DON'T I'll be broke before the end OF
the season.
Il laughed" added the President. and told
him that his was probably the better chow. bat
that had just one advantage-my exhibition
was free, while his. on tina other hand. cost so
much a head for admission"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
Three Cinnamon on the Olympia Get Per.
init to Land.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 16.-The Collector OF Gus
toms in New York has been directed by AssIs-
tant Secretary Spalding. to permit the landing
OF three Cinnamon from the cruiser Olympia.
upon the arrival Of that vessel. in order that
they may take part in the parade in honor OF
Admiral Dewey These three men are not en-
listed men. and a special permit from the
Treasurer 10 necessary for their landing tenn
porarily This however. will not entltle them
10 remain in the United States. There are
other Chinese on the Olympia. but they are en-
listed men. and no permit IL necessary for
their landing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
RUMoR ABOUT rANDERB1Lr WILL.
Cornelius Said to Share Equally with the
Other Heirs During His Life.

Cornelius Said to Share Equally with the
Other Heirs During His Life.
There were renewed rumors yesterday CON-
corning the terms Of the will Of the late Corno-
Illus Vanderbilt One OF these had 1t that a
member OF the family had said that young
Cornelius Vanderbilt was to share In the estate
equally with the other heirs. but with the dii-
ference that upon his death his portion was to
revert to tho estate and not to descend to his
children. No confederation OF the rumor could
be obtained.
Henry B. Anderson. Mr.. Vanderbit'S law
yer. reiterated that nothing officially would be
given out OF tho provisions OF the will until 1t
is fled for probate. and added that this would
not be done until Alfred Vanderbilt returned
from Japan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
A New Have Man Has Got a Concession
from the King to Erect 1t.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept. 1S.-Wallace j.
Palmer OF this city has received permission
from the King OF Siam. to build an immense
hotel In Bangkok. the capital OF Siam. and he
will begin work on it as soon as he returns to
Siam. He will go back there N about month.
He already has hotel in Bangkok. but 1t is
not large enough. He said to-day:
THE new hotel will cost 100000 In our
money 1t will be 1000 feet long on the river
and will be four stories high.
THE King and the people are we'll pleased
with tho hotel. They saw that 1t Is good
thing for their country to have travellers como
in. Since the King came back from Europe he
has given many diplomatic banquets and all
are on the European plan. He has European
meals generally and l have catered to him We
became very close friends In that way and he
gave me a concession OF great piece OF land
for new hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
FIGHT NEAR IN VENEZUELA.
GOVERNMENT FORCES UNITE TO
ATTACK THE REBEL ARMY.

The American warship Detroit Reaches
la Guayra-American Minister LOOMS.
who il Homo on Leave, to Hurry Back
to Caracas - Cause of the Rebellion.
ss,cial Gable De,pateh TO TEE Sun.
CARACAS. Venezuela. Sept. 19.-The Govern
mont troops under Gems Guevara. Juarez and
Avendano. are marching in different directions
with the object Of joining their forces and
giving battle to the insurgent General. Cipri-
ano Castro. who Ia encamped at Tinaquilo
Four thousand Government troops have
been added to the force at Puerto Cabelo. La
Victoria 10 also being fortified Gen. Mendoza
has issued several proclamations.
Up to this evening there has heen no change
in the situation. All the Government troops
have boen ordered to concentrate at La Vic
torla. Gen. Domingo Monagas will shortly
start for Barcelona to raise an army there
Gen. Castro. the leader OF tho revolutionists.
has nifty armed horsewomen in his command.
1t 10 stated that he has recently replenished
his ammunition
The United States warship Detroit has ar
rived at La Guayra.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S-All the inform alton
in possession OF the Government about the
progress and extent OF the revolutionary move
ment In Venezuela is exceedingly vague and
meagre. The situation is regarded as grave.
however. and the same opinion 10 held In Lon
th.t tha r.nrasor,.,i,o. In Caraoss =, Great
pr,,,in 80 narn.nv h.v. "a th.,r rosn.o-
| tiyo Govornusrt. 81 s.nd vorsh,no IN 7,
Gn.vr. vhioh I. tha s.onort ~ Cara.aa
Er,nois a ooui. =, Ohio tba 1rni,od statea
Minis,o, 20 yanav,,.i, ~ h.. hoon In ,bis
$500 - ,.,.a - $500. .ono,aar. ,ha ant
| hro.L ~ .,rio,. that ~. no. daoid.a - r.trrn
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~. a., a,..u.sia $500.
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Observation-Disclosures. $1,000 ~, - om,tainona
ooaa. onmutrn Tho 49,, ,aras - an tha
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49,, hin.,ion =, Cost.o 80 uornans.-
- sor,,iaaI ,..sona go .ois,. $685..
at,I.,'aa =, .nositior 80 .ho aaoaro, 1890
.n.o...ooa 80 80. o~rr..a.d - D-o.idon,
$500. W. iD.ont;o, ~ go onno,a ,h. tod
al o,,hnri,, hm, 10 .onens hia noliti-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
THREW INJUNCTIONs AT PAULINE.
She Sang On and Let the Papers Lie on
the Stage.

She Sang On and Let the Papers Lie on
the Stage.
The lobby Of Hurtig & seamon's Harlem
Music Hall In West l25th street was filed yes-
terday with process servers who wished to
serve Injunction papers on Pauline Hall. some
time ago Miss Hall signed to appear this week
at Miners 125th Street Theatre. but she re-
turned her contract to Mr.. Miner and ask cd
Mr.. Miner to cancel it. She says that she heard
nothing from him, and as sho was not adver-
tised for the week she signed with HurtiR Il
Seamon.
Miner got an Injunction. but she was snug
Rled into tho theatre last night. When she
appeared on the stage at o O'Clock to sing her
songs. two OF tho process servers rosa from
their seats In the second row and threw the
papers at her. She finished her song. sang an
other and then told the stage manager to hand
her the papers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
The President to Give a State Dinner to
Admiral Dewey.

WASHINGTON. Sept. lS.-A State dinner will
be given by President Mckinley in honor Of
Admiral Dewey on the evening Of Oct. 3.
About fifty guests will be In vted. no ladies be-
ing included In the number. and the invita-
tions being restricted largely to leading civil
and military officers OF the Government. The
dinner will be given in the State dining room
The list OF Ruests. which has not yet been com
pleted. will not include members OF the Diplo.
matte Corps. but will be limited TO officers and
civilians OF the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
YELL ON JACK CASE on WARD LINER.
Sick Passenger Landed Mt Havana Dies of
the Fever-Steamer to He Fumigated.

Sick Passenger Landed Mt Havana Dies OF
the Fevsr-Steamer to He Fumigated.
Special Cable DsIDdtch to TEE sun.
HAVANA. Sept. 1S.-The Ward Line steamer
ViGiaucia. which arrived here last Monday
from New York. brought among her passen-
gers a Frenchman who was ILL., He was taken
ashore Yellow fever developed and he died
on Saturday.
The ViRilancia had proceeded for Mexico.
but orders were cabled for her to be fumigated
there. She will also be fumigatsd when she
returns here
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Sept. 1S.-A private tele-
gram from Key West reports thirty three new
cases OF yellow fever and one death. DR..
Porter telegraphs that 1t Is almost impossible
to send daily bulletin, as physicians fail to
report new cases The average 10 thirty or
forty OF new cases daily, There are about 400
cases there now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
WANTS Us TO INTERVENE.

Orange Free state Government COnfers
with Our Consul at Cape Town.
Special Gable Dsipatch to THE sUN.
LONDON Sept. ia despatch from Cape
Town to the Daily Mail says that Mr.. James
G. Stowe. the American Consul General. has
gone to Bloemfontein at the request OF the
Government OF the Orange Free State to confer
on the crisis. the Free State desiring to secure
tho Intervention OF the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
A Rembrandt Painting Found.
Special caIl. De,pasea to TIE Sun.

THE HAGUE. Sept. 1S.-Dr. Bredins has dis.
covered an unknown Rembrandt In Baptist
church at Amsterdam. II is the portrait OF
handsome youth Of 20. dressed In black. with
white collar and large hat. Its probable date
uaa 1892
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
Enormou. Insurance payments.

Since the dale of the financial statement ed
IN the report OF the Insurance Department Of its
exam nation of the Associations affairs. the Mutual
keserye has paid In death claims and one .hRl
millions of dollars. This Company has paid forty
millions OF dollars TO members during the eighteen
YearS aimee lite organiEAtion.--AdN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19

No Change in German Relations With
Franco Because of tho Dreytus Verdict.
Special Gable Dsspach TO THE SUN
BERLIN. Sent 1S.-The National Zeitino says
there IL not and never has been any idea OF re-
calling the German military attach6 at Paris
Col. Schwartzkoppen. 1t adds that the good
relations between France and Germany have
suffered no change on account OF the Dreyfus
affair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
THE WALDORF ASTORIA.
NEW YORK. Sent. 4. 1899.

my DEAR Mr.. JUDsoN; After careful con-
alteration. l have decided not to be a can
didate for the United States Senate. My
reasons for this determination are personal
and Of business nature. l fully appreciate
and thank you and my many other friends
for offered support. and hope to be able In the
futulr to show nv gratitude for all that has
been done for me by the people OF our State.
am, my dear sir. sincerely yours
"R. A. AIGER.
Hon. William Judson. Ann Arbor. Mich"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
international Yacht Race
An Enmfart

The steamer "Monmouth" will accompany the
yachts over the urse. leaving Pier 3. North
River, ct 300 A. II. Tickets for the entire series
Of three or more races. $500, limited to 500.
Tickets sale at Room 7lV. Central Building
IA8 Liberty st.. NJ Y.-Alv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
BOFR SYMPATHY IN BELGIUM.

MeetinE at Antwerp Urges tho Trausvaal
to Throw Oh tho English Yoke.
Special Gable Despa:ch TO THE SON.
ANTWERP. Sept. 1S.-There was q violent
anti glish and pro- Boer meeting here last
night Colonial Secretary Chamberlain was
attacked by the speakers and accused Of being
the cause OF the present trouble
Resolutions were adopted urging the Trans
yaal to throw off the English yoke and all
Flemish speaking races In Africa were ask I'd
to stand by the Beers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
PATTI WON'T SING HERE

Said to Have Definitely Refused an Offer to
Mako an American Tour.
Special Gable Dsspateh to THE Sun.
LONDON. Sept. 1o.-The Daily Ne,cs says that
Baroness Cedarstrom Mime. Patti has defln-
itely refused an offer to make tour OF the
United States The offer was made some time
ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
GEN. ALGER'S WITHDRAWAL.
Text of His Letter Declining to BE q Can.
didate for tho Senate.

DETROIT. Sept. 1s.-The letter written by
Gen. r. A. Alger in New York on Sept. &,
withdrawing from the contest for the United
States senatorshlp was made public to-day
II 10 nc follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19

Tho best class OF tourists repeat their Day Line
ITps. Whyl Ask Anyone.-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19

Use PIatt's Chlorides Freely About
the house that has been closed during Summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19

Good Track, Good Trains, Good TimS.
In each of these the New York Central 10 not sur.
passed, a. thousands will Attsst-Advs y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19

Poland Mineral Spring Water.
Recommended for purity and medicinal pvWSR -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
WILL HUILD 4 HOTEA IN SIAM.

Hon. William Judson. Ann Arbor. Mich"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-23

- Cuatro cientos pesos, con que ell
Ayuntamiento de Barros contribuy6 para edi'
fear una carcel, en- Ponce, entregandolos al
municipio, han sido reclamados por Ell contribu'
yente, medisnte una instancia elevada al Bri.
gudier General Davis.
- Por Ia Seorstarfa Civil hs sido re.
mitido q informe del Aloalde de Anssco, IN
escrito en- queja contra Ell A~yuntamiento de
squel pueblo, del maestro don Juan Bautista
Garcia, que reclama ell psgo de susldos.
En- ell Paris Bazaar hay IN gran surti'
do de cuellos y ponos de hiio, franceses. de
todss formes-Un surtido de corbatss muy va
riaio y &c Ultima moda-Tirantes fnos & IN
peso 81 psr-Abrigos do lana y seds y chsles
de soda de todos dolores -Ment,s de Iona para
visje -Camisas francesas con peehers de piqu6
y otras con p~echeras de fantasia -Cuallos y
punos para nihos-Cusllos y punos para se1o-
rae, modelos nuevos. Estan pendientes de
marcsr una collection de cosss bonitss que Sc
anunciarAn muy pronto. P
- A informa del Alcalde de Nsguabo
ha edo remitido un escrito del doctor don Es'
tebsn Lopez, de Fsisrao, reolarando ell pago
| de una csntidad de que lie es deudor Ell Aynn'
tamiento ae sqael pueblo.
! ~ Premature ee, pero Sc dice, y GUAM
da una relacion con los nombses de las persouas
que han de desemp3nar les destinos de la AL
/, caldfa de esta Capital, en- ell osso de que Sea
| del psrtido republican,, ei triunfo en- las cleo
Clones aotuales. Y. como Gaia cual arri
ma la brasa a sus sardiras!.. =. .ioste Y, habra
Ia de no to menees.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-23
f hsmb[e en- Ia India,

No pueden ser mas observation-disclosures las no
tioias que Sc reciben de la situaci6n de la In
dis.
A los terribies extragos causados por la
peste bub6nica ha seguido la mas espantosa
miseria.
Mas de Is millones de indfgenas Sc italian
en- la mayor indigencia.
Las autoridades ing!esas socorren diaria-
mente unas $50, 600 personals.
FL virey lord Curzon ha convocsdo en- Sim.
Ia, una gran reunion de lndxgenas rioos, mani :
festandole que las autoridades hacen cuanto hu.
manamonte pueden por haoer frente & tan pa
voroso oonAicto; pero que necesitaba gu ooope
raoi6n para socorrer & sus desgraciados ocmpa-
triotas.
HI virey SC propone visitar las provincias
del imperio para adoptar aobre ell terreno las
medidas necesarias para impedir que surjan
s>Df;ctos 4 eausa del hambre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-23
Pr dQcciOl J cOnslnO
De CERvEzA.

segdn las estsdfsticss prbiicadas por la
ofoina imperisl, ell consume de cerveza en- Ale
mania. durante 81 aho l 697-9s, fu6 de
l 3e3,79O. 900 galones; mientras que en- los Els
tados Unidos Sc cons umieron l 2s7 900 900, en-
Iuglaterra 4e3 500. 600, en- Austria Hungrfa
279. 700 900 y $50 900. 900 en- Francis.
De los l Ss3. 700 900 galones de cervess
bebidas en- A|emania mas de una cuarta psrte
Sc produjeron en- la Baviers; en- ell Brandesbur'
90 sc fabrioaron unos 1876, 0oO. 900, en- Sajonia
81 500, 900, en- Wurtemberg $4,000. 900, en-
Silesia 81. 500 900, en- Westfalia 81. 600, 900, en-
Baden As 600 900 y otro tanto en- 9! ducado de
Nassau
Dcbe anadirse que de la cerveza product :
da en- Brandemburgo sc bsblo en- las cerVece'
rfas de- B n in una cuarta parte
FL cocsamo de Ia cervesa por individuos Sc
oalcula en- SO galones ca Belgics, nueve en- Ho'
landa, cinco en- Francis, 80 en- Ia Gran Breta'
ns, IS en- Alemsnia, 81 en- Dinamarca, p ca
Suisa, 10 en- los Estados Unidos, 81 en- Austria
Hungrfa, d en- Noruega = uno en- Russia.