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The Republican journal., 1900-07-12
CLASS CONVENTIONS.

The Republican voters of the representative
class composed Of the towns of WinterpOrt, Mon
roe. Frankfort and Brooks are notified to meet by
delegates at the town hall in Monroe Saturday
July 14th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose of
nominating candidate for Representative to the
Legislature and to elect class committee for the
ensuing two years and to transact such other
business as may properly come before said con-
yention. WinterpOrt is entitled to ten delegates
Monroe six, Frankfort four and Brooks four
Fer order Republican Class Committee
LEWIS ATWOOD, Chairman.
AMOS F. CARLETON, Sec'y.
WinterpOrt, June %, 1900.
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STATE OF MAIN +

w ALDO -.
CLERKS OFFICE, SrrREMF JII.
IN Vac vi
BELFAST. j IT,.
Rebecca Smith ct ais vs.. Mary I 81
Shute, Hartford Shutt. Mart
Frank +. Shutr, Mildred f. Shu
Shute, Melinda +. Willis, Dam
Shute.
On the foregoing petition, ord
sonal notice thereof be given To III,
ants. Mary E.. Alonzo Hartford
Frank F., Mildred L, and Stephr
serving on each, an atteSted copy uI
and this order thereon. fourteen GaN
fore the next term of said Court. IT,
Belfast, in and for the County OF v
third tuesday of September next, "a.
notice be given to the said MeIiI
Daniel Shute and -- Shute. the
being grandchildren of Melinda 81
by publishing an atteSted copy pl
and this order thereon. three week
in The Republican Journal, a new y
and published in Belfast, in the Cou'
the last publication to be thirty day
fore said court, to he holden al F
third Tuesday of September ncNI
defendants may then and there apT'
court, and show cause. if any they 4
prayer of said petitioners should ne
ANDREW 7. "
Chief Justice supreme ,li0
A true copy of petition and ordero1
tteSt;-TlLESTON WA n
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BORN

CARTER. In Friendship, June 81, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Carter, a son.
MORRILL,. In Belmont, July 2 to Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert E. Morrill,, a son.
PATTERSON. In Belfast, July 10, to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred w Patterson, a daughter. Doris Ellen.
WEBSTER. In Vnahaven. June -. to Mr.. and
Mrs. James b. Webster a son.
The Republican journal., 1900-07-12

NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS. Miss Jen
ME Crockett is visiting relatives in Lynn,
Mass .... Miss Clarice A. Partridge is ser-
ously i'll. She is attended by Dr. Eveleth of
Searspogt and Dr. Stevens was called to
consult With him, Thursday. Misses Adj
die and Matte Littlefeld left last week for
Dark Harbor, where they have employment
Miss Inez Staples left Thursday for Bar
Harbor. A. Juvenile Temple of the l. O..
G. T. was organized by Mrs. Alexander,
Sunday, July LIST, and last Saturday evening
the first meeting was held and the remainder
of the officers installed. A number were
initiated, also The officers are as follows
Supt, Jessie Marden; Chief Templar, Ber-
tina Partridge; Vice Templar, Helen Little
field; Past Chief Templar, Henry Grant :;
Chaplain, Minnie Moody; Financial Sec.,
Mrs. Lemuel Ames Assistant Financial Sec,
Hanson Wentworth; Sec, Maurice Ames :;
Dep Marshal, Walter Ames Sentinel, Clara
Ridley Guard, Essie Moody. The office of
Marshal is taken temporarily by Carl Kelly
OF Brewer.
The Republican journal., 1900-07-12
STATE OF MAN
WALDO SIS.
To the Supreme Judicial Court for the &.
of Waldo, State of 7aine

Respectfully represents the uurr
becca Smith of Bucksport, HANOI.
Maine, Arthur j. Trevett OF Prr>pr
County, Maine, Eleanor I. ErSkiHr ut
Springs, Waldo County, Maine, gg.
seized in fee simple, as tenants u
eighty nine ninety -siXths of CERTAIN
hereinafter described, the severe I
your petitioners in said real estate w
lows:
Rebecca Smith, one half; Artlu, .
one fourth; Eleanor T. Erskine. .ruU
ty-siXths. Your petitioners further rcw
| they own said real estate in Comuu
simple with the following named p,i
| are seized in fee of seven ninety
same in the following proportions. f..
+. Shute, Alonzo Shute, Hartford Sm
| ID. Shute, all of Belfast, said ComE
one ninety sixth each; Frank E Nhp
| L. Shute, both of Searsport, said Conn
! do. one, one hundred ninety second er.
| S. Shute OF said Belfast, one, one huN
second: Melinda +. " Ills of Rhode .
one hundred ninety second, DAM
| another person named Shute, grand.
Melinda Shllte, late of said Btlfa-'
| whose residence and further de>cUl
| known to your petitioners, one. w
ninety second each. The real r>tat
the petitioners and respondents ID .
uluit "tu dpNt ieieiieu w. cons
certain parcelS OF laild' situated IN N"'
10 VII beSiilliiils al STAKE anu 81
oostot river llitlice west twenty 'b'-
Two hundred ana nlty-lhret fodN ny
| and French and II. knoX'S land H.
STONES lileilce soutl' Iorty,sN NtAi
iahu vi H. hlloN seventy three l",
tleice taN' twenty degrees S"uIu
,laik FaftrlGge Two h'nldttd ana tiH
10 pune az NE river aforesaid Ia
| nollllWafuly ny Nald river TO ihc h"'
| TONED containing on il'llldltV
more as surveyed ny ROBERT liois'
| we Sdhlt ueSrLlnrd IA Il ctfla!N
NIXON 10 i'hiiiei fTrlcl', ualttt >
| ana recorded III Iiahcoch ktS
booh y, aG' :.
otc1llu' \ piece Nl ta'iU SlttH",+
| Pett' iSiiiE al me tirau ~ SAM
| nome lol, ana bounded ana deNriI."
BtgiilhihG al lclnipck ne" inatN'
n; Thence south seventy degree.
drtd ana elsnl RODS /" il Stake "'
marked l.. i., $50 Thence north iN
east seNeiit!-iolr rods 10 SNlNw"
northwest corner I'll SaI0 fftl'h
! horih SEVENTY utG!trN' west llI}
| yellow hlfch lftri lArllce Noli1'i -'
| GfteS, west INtA-HiA FouH 10 Ni''
N"uth"tNl me "l Nus lfaS'l"ll
ca ny stephen IeitpouN thtllcg '"..
| greeS; west lortN-tNo fodS ~ me
hounds; and being same lot desc
tam deed lrom Israel ihorndIkr. l'
/ w lllldm Prescott To ibdNltl ETriH
The Republican journal., 1900-07-12
FOR RENT.

House, L and stable, As Cedar street New
buildings, large lot of land for garden, good well
of water; also pped for city water. Good neig ll-
bOrhood. Rent low if applied for at once.
STEVENS LUNCH ROOMS,
2w2S" So Main Street, Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1900-07-12
The Delicious
Fragrance

from a hot
Royal Baking
Powder biscuit
WhetS the
appetite. The
taste of such
a biscuit
sweet, creamy,
delicate and
Crispy- is a joy
to the most
faStidiOus.
The Republican journal., 1900-07-12

poYAL Baking
IN Powder improves
the flavor and
adds to the healthful-
ness Of all risen -four
foods. 1t renders the
biscuit, bread and cake
more digestible and
nutritious.
Royal Baking Pow
der makes hot breads
VIII olesome. Food
raised with Royal will
not distress persons of
delicate or enfeebled
digestion, though eaten
warm and fresh.
The Republican journal., 1900-07-12
Imitation baking powders almost invariably con-
tain alum Alum makes the food unwholesome

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
The Republican journal., 1900-07-12

Dated at Bangor, this 9th day of July, A. 1900
MRS. ORPHELIA S. RICH,
3w2S Treasurer of said COrporation
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
CURE ron MALARIA.
Dr. Koch Announces Complete Sue
cess of Hi~ Experiments.


Tacoma. Wash. Oct. s-Passengers'
who arrived yesterday from the Orient.
report thas Robert Koch has arrived az
Hong Kong. Tho eminent bacteriolosist
of the Berlin University has devoted a
year TO scientific Investigations in The
Dutch West Indies. and ia the German
colonies OF East Africa for the purpose
OF testing his cure. which was only part
Is successful IN Germany before his de-
parture
The scientist now announces TO the med-
icaI world that his cure is positive, and
that every mnlarlal district can be ahs'-
lutcly purged of she scourge.
While on she Island 81 Java. Prof. koch
procured several gorillas infected with
malaria. ana gave them injections OF his
virus and mixed medicine which CON
tains about % per cent. Of quinine. The
doses were much larger than those insend-
cd for human beings and the results were
eminently satisfactory.
Or. Kocn announces that his medicine
Is both FOR curative and preventive pur-
poses. He also wants q known that ne
has found "a way Of ridding countries OF
the malsrial parasites. the mosquitoes.
on his arrival in Berlin he will present
his oficial report 20 the German govern
ment and will recommend that measures
be taken AZ once 80 Introduce his method
OF extermlnating che parasites. and MS
cure for malaria. which he claims can be
manufactured at once in an countries.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
PLEASED BY THE PROSPECT.
soon End-ThouEht they VIII
Accept the Incr~asc Oncrcd.

Philadelphia. oct. S-Prosidcnt Mitchell
issued his cal to-day Tor tho much-talkc'i-
Of miners convention 20 consider the
operators offer OF ten per cent iucrea "a
in wages. Tho convention will be- held at
Scranton anl viii open ON Friday next
Representation 90 the convention viii ho
on tho basis of ono delegate with one vote
for each ioo persons on strike. Il is he
general expectation that the decision 81
the convention will be Ia accept the in
crease and return 20 work.
Quietness prevailed throughout the
anthracite regions to-day the cau for the
convention heiug generally accepted as a
signal for cessation Of hostilitica an
around There were many expressions o.
satisfaction hy miners and OPERATOR ant
hy merchants and others in th" mining
section to-day over the prospects OF an
early settlement Of tho troubles.
To-day completed the third week since
the sttlke Officially went into erect
The miners vii have pnradoe and mass
meetings 81 Shamokiu to. morrow and at
Scranton or Wednesday. President
Mitchell viii be- an attendance and Is cA-
pccied 20 speak at both PAGES,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
AMERICANS WONT JOIN.
They Believe the Expedition IL 90
ne for DispInN.

We Tor Dtsptnfs
Pekln, Thursday. oct g. via Tien Tsin
sunday. oct T. and Shanghai oct s.-Tho
American troops will not participate In
tho expedition 20 Pao Ting Fu Gen.
Chamee has the assurance Of "a Hung
Chang that % the allies desire Pao Ting
Fu the Chinese will readily surrender
that city. Il Hung Chang has given the
Same assurance 60 the other generals
The Americans believe thar revcnge and
military display nre tho ou.y objects Of
the expedition AID they hold that o. vii
retard tho restoration Of peace.
Tho Russians are understood 10 have
practically abandoned the railroad ana to
have stopped its recoastructiou. Gen.
Chaffee favors the return of tho railroad
20 its owners aud l,s reconstruc'iou and
operation on q Joint international basis.
The FIRST rciufor omeuts OF German
troops have arrived here.
Gen. Y3maguchl VIII retain 1000 Jap
arscse troop. 2wp of them 40 Pokin and
thc others ~ Taku aud along the line uf
communications
Eight Thousand Germans viii pnsg the
winter m P0klu, ana 1J0l Russians Tho
number of British troops who viii De- re-
tanned has NOT been decided Sir Alfred
GHselcc VIII probably keep q brigade The
allies arc storing supplies Tor six months
Count Won Wailerscc's headquariers viii
be the buildings in che imperial pleasure
grounds outside the Purple city
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
cALL ron rur CONVENTION.
u wII ne HELD ~ Miners az scran-
ton On Friday.


Shenandoah. Pa. oct. S-prcstient
Mitchell to-day issued can FOR con
vention Of mine workers Of the three dis
trlcts comprising tho anthracite neld to
meet In scranton. Pa. on Friday next
Tho text OF the convention call is as fol
lows.
Temporary Headquarters United Mine
Workers. iazleton. Pa. oct S-To Al
Miners and Mine Emp.oycs Of tho Anthra-
cite Region
"Brothcrs- Wow of tho fact that tho
mluc operators have posted uoticcs OFFER
ing an advance iu wages formerly paid.
and believing IL Go be our plain duty to
consult your wishes as 90 our future nc-
tion. w. deem % advisable Co ask you
20 select delegates ia represent you IN
convention
You are therefore notified that con-
vontion VIII hoe held az Scranton, Pa. b.
ginning Friday. Oct H. az 10 a. m.
'rhc basis of representation will be one
vote for each one hundred porsons on
strike or II desired. one delegate may rep
resent az many as 80 mine workers. but
no delegate will b. allowed to east more
than hve votes.
Each delegate should havo credontialt
signed hy the Chairman uud secretary OF
the meeting "a which ne is elc tel. and
whenever possible credentials should bear
the seal of the local union
John Mitchell. president United Mine
Workers of America.
T y. Nichols. president District No. /
Thomas Duny. president District No. z.
John Fahy. president Diftrlct No
N b. Delegates will be notified 81
the hall In which the convention viii be
held when they arrive IN Scranton
After the call had been issued n was
learned that the convention viii be- held
In Music Han.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
WENT OVER mIs STATEMENT.
Bank Examiner johnson Appeared
on the stand.

New York. oct. s.-Hearing In the pro
cecdings for the removal of J. r.. W T.
and F. n Gaynor and y. y. Greene to
the jurisdiction OF the Georgia Federal
courts. was resumed to-day before Com
missioner Shields.
Edwin J. johnson. q National Bank ex-
amlner. was called for cross-examination
by the government. johnson is the ex-
per, accountant. who prepared the elab-
orste tables Of accounts for nc govern
mcnt in shls case.
The examlna lion of tho witness con-
sisted prn. ipany of inquiriug into the
object OF Mr. johnson in Incorporating
certain itcms "a the tahu.ated statemens
referred 20. lie explained In detail his
methods of making the tables.
Counsel asked many questions In re-
gard 10 tho entries on she form prepared
by the witness. Each question necessi-
,ated complete perusal Of the large tab
ulatod statement, This consumed the
afternoon. and the hearing adjourned at
{ o'clock until tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
TO ABSORB SAVANNAH FIRMS.
AMERICAN PINE PRODUCTS cOMPA-
NJ ORGANIZED At HAMBURG.

Capitalized nt 1.OOO.Ooo Marks-Tvvo
savannah Naval stores Exporting
Firms said to Be Going Into It-No
Information About the OrGnntEa-
ton ar the Absorption Of savan-
nah Firms Obtninahie Last Night.
Berlin. OCT s-rhe American Pine Pro.
ducts Company has just been organized
at Hamburg 20 absorb two firms that
have been importing from Savannah. The
ncw concern Is joint stock company
with capital OF o"mo marks.
No information could be oguined here
last night as To- tho exporting naval stores
firm likely 20 be- absorbed by the fotc.sn
company. The dispatch announcing its
organization was received too latc Co al
how any Of tho leading exporters 80 be
seen. The capital ot the Hamburg com
pany. about $4,000 is not sufficiently
large 10 Indicate a trust. Mr. : =. shot
ter u shotter * Co. was in Hamburg
during the summer. Bo.ng one OF the
largest exporters of naval stores here 10
was surmised that he might have some
Information OF the deal He could not b.
seen however. Tho Antwccp company ana
Peacock. Hunt a CO., are large exporters,
but whether the Shottcr company or either
OF the last two b. affected hy the foreign
corporation Is unknown There have been
rumors of naval stores deal ~ some kind
for some time hut Just what u was and
whether the organization ot the foreign
company Is the result could not be
harmed
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
POLITICS ~ ENGLAND.
They Are SIN Figuring on the Elec-
tion Results.

uon Results.
London. oct Q. 2.3o. a. m.-Only four
results. out Of tho twenty-one constituent
cies polled yesterday in che parliamentary
general elction. have been thus far an
nounced. THESE show that che Liberals
have gained two seats. one so Carmsr-
thenshirc and the other strangely enough.
in the adcunecum-Farnworth division Of
Southeast Lancashire which had hitherto
gone strongly Conservative. II looks.
therefore. as if there might be a sbght
reaction tn the country polhngs. but 'his
viii b. too late 20 affect the general re-
suit seriously.
Last evening Mr Asquith. one OF the
Liberal leaders. admitted That the sails
hurry government would return 20 power
win . majority of from 10 to ito. OF me
,ae members already declared officially
elected the Miuisterialsts number d-I
and the opposition it5. The former nave
gained twcnty-thfce seats and the latter
eighteen.
The Daily Telegraph SAYS ~ understands
that tho cabinet has resigned as formal
ity. and in order 90 enable any necessary
rotoustrucfIou
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
CASE WAS CONTINUED.
Patrick and Jones HcnrinE VIII he
Held Next WondHS.

New York. oct. S-The hearing in the
charges ~ forgery against Patrick ana
Jones. which was 20 have been held this
afternoon. was adjourned until Monday
next on the request Of Frederick Il.
House counsel for the prisoners. Assist
ant District Attorney Osborne made no
objection 10 The postp1uoment The orlgi-
al hail OF $1,000 each was continued. Nj.
House said he mieht offer bail to-mor-
row.
Late this afternoon formal complaint
against Patrick and Jones was made hv
Albert carey. a detective. who accused
,be defendants of having forged the sig
nature ~ W. M Rice TO "a check for S25o"l
On sweusln a. Sons
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09

Kansas city. Mo- oct s-Bourke Cock.
ran ~ New York is suffering from sub.
acute laryngltis IN this city His physi-ipn
has ordered him 20 cancel his srsach
making engagements for Omaha t3-m1r-
row night a. wei as other i'm mediate
dates Mr. Cochran strained bis thr0st
At Chicago a week ago He declares he
will b. able 20 resume his speechmaking z
within few days.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
PANIC AMONG PILGRIMS.
4 Floor Gave Way where They
Gathered for Festival.

81 Potersburg oct S-Fivc thoussnl
pilgrims assembled al tho 81 Nlkander
monastery ln thc Porkhon district Tor a
religious festival During the night enc OF
the upper floors collapsed. and many ~
those sleeping there fell upon those below
a panic Was caused by a fal.e arm u
tire and four men and thirty-six women
were crushed oc1ih. many others boins
seriously injured.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
nLooDsmED ~ CHICAGO.
Depew Mnrchcrs Mere Charged bs
nm Organized Gang.

Chicago. oct S.-Bloodshed followed In
the ual ~ Chauncey Depaw aud his
threc-mlle escort OF Republican marching
clubs tonight Just as the last company
In line turned the corner OF sedgwick
street and Chicago avenue. % was charg-
ed on by an organized eang Of men who
had conc aled themselves lu the dark re-
ces.cs Of uu unlighte1 alley.
The rofres were repuis huails hy the
marchers. hut not uDtl four OF hFc ot ne
Republican mlrchcrs hId been inJut' l'
some Of them quiic seriously.
Many Of the mtreHers were more or less
hurt and their uniforms ruined The men
who prcclpitated the riot es aped.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
DOESN'T LIKE rnE NEW PHASE.
Germany Relieves Chinese Royalties
should Return 10 Pckfn.

Berlin. oct The somewhat opiimisu.
Wow OF the Chinese situation which pre-
vailed iu Germany last week has been un-
fivorably affected by the roports that to
Chinese court has resolved 20 setie per-
mau,utly AZ si Ngan Fu, capital of the
province OF shen ST. This the Berlinor
Taeebllu regards o. "indisputable eyi-
denec that the Chinese court b. as anti
forgign as ever.
The failure ~ tho court 70 return q
pakln~ II SAYS mikes q farce o. tas
proposed reace negotiations. iuasmuch IS
the Chinese goverenmert could annul th1
whole procedure a. any moment BY re.
vnkinq the credentials of Prince Ching and
nj uuug chang.
without claiming any Official authority
Tor us attitude the Tagcblatt commtnts
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
MoNoroLIzED THE COAL.
French and Russians Are Getting In
the Lead.

London. oct 9-The shanghai oorro-
spondent of the Times, wiring oct. :.
says.
~; is reported that French troops hold
Luke Chiao. on tho la Han Railway. The
Russians aud Germans hold che Pes Tang
forts. and have also taken Tong shan
ana tho Km Pins mines, thus mouop-
ouziuE the coal supply in North China.
lie was expected that count vou Wal
dorsee would maintain an even balance
between the Powers whereas the actual
rcsuh OF the operations place all the
strategic positions m the hands OF other
nations a strong feeling prevails that
tho situation ~ daily becoming more
gloomy" "
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09

Hong Kong oct. S-The town 81 San
Chun ls quiet this morning. and enc stores
have been rcopencd The rebels. who
attacked sat Wan. near San Chun. sat
urday. are believed 20 belong 10 the force
Of Triads. which is proceeding westward
levyiug blackmail and recruiting The
missions len ihe Hinterland are safe.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
REPORT or TmE ADMIRAL
Aiexien Gave Information of the
Russians Movements.

81 Petersburg. Oct S.-Admirsl Alex
ief. in reporting the occupation OF shan
Hal Kuan on the Gulf OF Laio Tung
says.
In accordance with an agreement OF
she admira.e. the forts have been divld-
"a among the different nations. The
town has not been occupied. but the gates
are guarded by artillery The forts are
nearly intact. ana the whole route nom
Pong Ken to shan Hat Kuan Is now
occupied by the Russians After the oc-
cupatton of Shan Hal kuan. the Amer
,cans refused TO further participatc Ia
the operations Part 81 the Russian force
IS advanclug northward"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09

Berlin. oct s-Herr Macmillan Hlr-
den. editor ana publisher Of the Znkunft.
has been sentenced 90 six months inn
prisonment In fortress for lese maies'e.
his specific onense teing an article in the
zukunft emitted The Battle with the
Dragons"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
RUSSIAN OPERATIONS.
Report OF the Occupation of sSukden
Confirmed.

ST. Petersburg. oct S-The Russian gen
eral stan has received official dispatches
confirming the reported occupation OF
Mukden.
Lieut. Gen Suhbovltch entered the city
oct ]. He advanced from O.d Siu
Chwaur on Sept q with eleven hattslions
of infantry. TWO Sotuias of Cossack cav
airy and forty 90 guns and after lighting
two engagements. routed the Chinese
army on sept. q
Before Withdrawing tho Chinese looted
and nr.d the city. The Russians captur-
"a numerous modern guns and immc nse
stores OF war materials.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
No TRACE on cAPrIvEs.
Yorktown Relief Column Vas Not
Found the Missing soldiers.

Yorktown Relief Column Vas Not
Found the Missing soldiers.
Copyrlght. 1900 the Associated Press.
Manila. oct Q. via Hong Houg-The re-
port OF the capture Of about sixty men
Of the Theuty-nlnth United States In
antry on Martinique Island b confirmed
through communications from Macarthur
ard Kempf. from Martinique Island but
details are lacking.
The Yorktowns relief column landed al
Torrlios on the Mnr.nduque coass and
marched 60 Santa Cruz. which was the
proposed r0ute u the captured party.
without cncountcr.ng the enemy or learn
INK anything regarding the captives. cx-
cepf that shcy had entirely disappeared.
Martinique o. small island within
forty miles Of Luzon D, b. possible that
the rebels have conveyed che capuves to
I.uEon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
Arrested FIim Again.

Liverpool oct 9-Jamer Fiizhsrris.
the Phoenix Park murderer. known as
"Skin-the-Goot. Was rearresfed here iazf
evening for fsiilng 20 report himself un-
der the terms 81 his prison release license
T. - probable that he Will only be tenn
rnrarIlv nnIalrn1
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-09
WILL REBUILD TIE MAIN.
The ship VIII he Towed From New
York fo Newport News.

New York oct s-rhe North German
Lloyd steamship Main is to be rebuilt by
the Newport News shlpbuilding Company
and will be lowed to that place from the
Erie Basin tomorrow. The rebuilding will
cosi over SD0.oo0
Two Of the suporstructure decks have
been removed. and the vessel noa-s very
high in the water. She will carry with her
the shells of thirty or forty metallic ne
boats that were destroyed in the ere.
These will be dumped overheard as soon
as she gets outside All the anchors. ven
.ilatofs. pulleys and other material OF
value have been taken from the burnt ship
ard sent 20 Germany on the Bremen