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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
INsuKGENTs AmE GAINING.
Colombian Government Expected Rn
Attack on Panama.

Kingston. Jamaica. Nov Is The Brit
lsh steamer Atrato. Capt Copp. which
left southampton oct. H. for Barbados.
arrived here to-day from Colon. Colom-
bis.
Capt Copp reports that the insurgents
had gained several important victories
during the fortnight that preceded his de-
parture. and that when he left Colon they
we're marching in force against Panama,
where the stores had been closed in mo
mcntary expectation Of an attack.
He says that the three-masted schooner
Marie Isabelle was ordered 20 leave Col
on Thursday. because she had cargo OF
gun powder which the Colombian author
tiles believed was intended for the rebels.
although it was consigned to neighbor-
ing republic.
il appears also from Capt. Copp's state
r,ent that business IN Colombia IS gener-
ally az "A standstill. that exchange Is now
M 80. and that the military difficulties
Of the situation are complicated by an
outbreak Of yellow fever. rapidly ap-
preaching the proportions of an epidemic
AZ Port Llmon and Bocas del Toro.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
WARNING on rmL BOXERS.
Chinese Troops Making Earnest Ef-
forts 90 Put Them Down.

Chinese Troops Making Earnest Eff
forts 60 Put Them Down.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press ,
Ticn Tsln oct "a Reports from all
directions in Chi IA province Indicate that
the imperial troops are at least making
show Of punishment and dispensing the
Boxers
II Is SAID IN reliable Chinese circles
that ths movement. which was promised
by Ii Hung Chang on his return from
tho South. would assume larger and
more general proport. .ons II the authori-
Ties were sure OF security from attacks
on imperial troops hy allied forces. This
feur was well grounded as was shows
by the reported attack OF body Of
French on an imperial force of 2ooo troops
which were operating 10 the south in the
direction Of Pao Ting Fu
As Cabled the Associated Press. the
British column Of the Pao Ting Fu expe-
dition. commanded by Gen. Lorne-C Camp
bell. found a small body OF imperial troops
az Wen Au Hsien. about nifty miles south
west OF here. These men on being interro-
gated asserted they had been sent out
from Pachon TO disperre the Boxers and
had severely punished several viiages.a and
kltltu more tNah 10 6VAefes " AAtt Fe~
turning 60 Pachon they met n column OF
FruBch who nred upon and DISPERSED
them. gen. Campbell took their arms ana
horses and released them At a number
Cs villages scouting parties have found
the heads OF Boxers on the walls
Advices from Ping Tu state that 5000
men OF Yuans force have killed a large
number OF Boxers and there H. scarcely
a market town but whose wallis are adoru-
"a with the ghastly evidence Of punish
ment.
At Ping tn city Il L. stated that among
the victims Of Yuan's troops were a mum
ber OF mere lads whom the soldiers tried
80 spare Their fanatlclem. however. led
them to resist the troops. and they were
pat to deash.
I;cpcatcd evidences ~ the earneHtncss
q the Chinese authorities in this dlrec-
tioE are having an effect
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
CHARLESTON SECURES IT.
Report af Naval Hoard wiz Favor
Removal of the Naval station
From Port RoSni.


Washington Nov. S-At the Navy De
parimcnt 90 b. said thn' tho naval board.
of which Rear Admiral Rodgers is presi-
dent. detailed Co determine the adyisa-
huity OF transferring the naval station
from Port Royal 20 Charleston. has prac-
ucaly completed its labors and viii re-
pori In favor Of the change
Its understood that the board has con
cluded 10 recommend 'hc transfer 81 the
naval station 10 Charlcston on the
ground that the lnttcr place oncrs better
facilities Tor the execution Of govern
mout work
After examining several desirable sites
IN the immediate vicinity of the ciiy of
Charleston tho board. it is understood
decided TO recommend the selection of the
site on the Cooper river. adjoining Chico
"a Park
Rear Admiral Rodgcrs ts now supposed
10 be- in Charleston to mako an cxamlna-
ton OF q few details bearing upon tho
fnal report Of the Secretary ~ the Navy
Tho additional surveys ordered so be
made az Port Royal We're to have been
completed last night
Rcur Admiral Endicott who favors tho
transfer OF the station from Port Royal
TO Charleston. received late yesterday n
report OF another accident tn the dry
dock 81 Port Royal. which will involve
m expenditure Of something over s.ooo
Tho report Is expected to h. tn the hands
q tho SECRETARY OF ,hc Navy not inter
than the first Of December. - that the
subject may bc az once transmitted 10
nnminn an.nlnn
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
OPPOSITION TO gHE ALLIES.
Empress DowaEer Is Afraid 60 Re-
turn 20 pekin.

Shanghai. Nov. i7.-As the outcome OF
the protest by Great Britain against the
transfer OF Yu Chang to che governor
ship Of wu Chang. this official will be
replaced By governor. who Is pro-for-
cign in his sympathies.
II Is reported that Gen. Ma. with 1000
men. Gen. Fans with 5000 and Gen. Yu.
with 5000. are marching toward the bor-
dcrs Of the province OF Chi IA TO check
the advance Of the allies westward.
III Hung Chang and the Yang Tse vice.
rows. Il 81 said have guaranteed the En-
prese Dowager'E personal safety n she
will return 70 PeSiu. but she believes that
they are ia loague with the allies 20 cap
urc her.
The French force which went 10 the
relief OF the Catholic priests besieged 81
Chen Ting. IN chi Ii province. succeeded
ln rescuing them
Tao Tai Sheng denies that Prince Tuan
and Gen. Tung Fl Hsiang. have joined
the Mohammccian rebellion.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
PENALTIES NOR roo SEVERE.
Mr. Martin Thinks ChIncse should Ne
Made 60 suffer.

New York. Nov is-Dr w. A. r.
Martin. president % the new imperial
University in Pekin. to-day save on. on
open letter. the caption of with Is
Justice 20 Chins which he calls tho
question Of the hour Of the whole world.
Dr Martin takes exception TO some ~
Gently printed newspaper articles which
advise moderation in the treatment OF
the Chinese lie says. in effect, n the
ruling powers Ia China were OF Chinese
strain. there might b. some excuse for
moderation. but he calls the Empress.
DowaRcr Tartar usurpcr who follows
the traditions of the grand Khan and
treats Ambassadors with contumely."
Or Martin further says:
The readiest road TO peace ana order
h the restoration % the young Emp. ro-.
A for his tyrauuical aunt and all her
bioo.istaincd clique. no penalty can be too
severe TO infiict on them. When the Dow
aeer and Prince Tuan put 20 death four
ministers "a the foreign board for the
crime of pleading peace are the allies
too severe II they insist on the exile of
the one and execution q the othcrT'
The doctor closed by contending that
500 10000 Is not tco much fop China 10
ray.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
FAILED FOR MILLION
CARLEY HAS FILED 4 PETITION IN
BNNINUJPTCN.
STATES he HAS NO ASSETS.
nAD BoHRowED HNLT = MILIIoN
FnOM ms WIFE.

Many CIaIms Arc the Result of
CarIcy SAYS Hc Lost MtIIion and
"A HaIf-Cartcy Biamcs MaIl street
Men aud Promises an Exposure.
HAD "a Remarkable Career a. a
FtnRncicr.
New York. Nov iS-Francla u Carlcy.
well known Wall street broker who
lives at Orange. n J.. made announce
mcnt to-day az Newark that late on sat
urday he had nlcd in the United States
District Court al Trenton petition lea
bankruptcy. The petition declares the lia-
bmtics 90 be- more than ti.oooo1o. aud the
assets nothing
4 list OF .ho principal creditors follows
Mrs r. y Carlcy. borrowed money s5os,
575. Inman. swan a Co. Now York judg-
mcnt. Ss15 90. } Kennedy Tod q Co.
New York judgment, tisooo. Franz
Dcutsch a Caesar schlcssingcr. London,
Judgment $1,000. Van Shaick 4 Co. New
York. balance on contract. $1,000. +. N.
Black. Ncw York. S30eo clay city Ma
tional Bank. judgm, NJ. lndorscmcnt. notes
of Kentucky Union Railway Company,
500. German Security Bank. Louisville.
Ky. guarantee note kentucky Union
Railway Company, EWo Kentucky Ma
tional Bank. Louisville. guarantee note
Kentucky Union Railway Company Sle.-
oso
In addn ion there are about score Of
other cred tors holding claims amount
ing 10 from 80 TO $500. These claims
against Mr. Carley. he says. are the re-
suit OF "a venture In the South several
years ago In which he lost $4,000
while Mr. Carioy WAS abroad recently
one OF his clerks acquainted some Of
tho judgment creditors with the fact that
about seoDom had been placed with Ger
tam brokers for Investment Believing
that to be- Air Carloy's own money. these
cre,iitors began 70 force payment Of che
judgments by placing attachments on the
money. A. result b. concluded to take
advantage Of the bankruptcy laws in the
interest of all his creditors.
Career a. 81 Finanrter.
Mr.. carley IL 81 years Old ana an ohio.
an by birth he practiced law IN Chicago
FOR 4 short time hut IN is6s moved 10
Louisville Here his active career a. =
nnanclcr began. when he became on lated
with che Standard OIL Company aa presi-
dent of its Southern branch. and for many
ycnr he was an important factor 10 that
corporutlon He was also president Of the
Citizens Gas Company a. Louisville, aud
president OF the Board of Trade.
In 1870 Mr. Cnrlcy came a. New YORK
and ~ once took prominent pace tn
financial circles tie became head Of the
brokerage nrm of Car'ey. Stokes q Co.
which has since become the arm Of i. j..
Carlcy 4 co.
In isgO Mr Caricy began tho building of
the Kentucky Union Railway \ large
portion OF Il had 90 be- cu' through gravel
and sand land. and there were frequent
cave-inf. which each time ent1iled losses
Of thousands Of dollars. After having
dropped a fortune in the road. Mr. cariey
gave U up and returned 70 Sew York
Mr Carlcy In an interview. hlames cer-
tain Wnll street men for forcing him in
financial matters. and says he VIII foon
make an exposure
Hts petition in bankruptcy has been re-
forr.d 90 Commissioner Frederick W
Leonard of Trapton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

London. Nov. ia dlaRraceful con-
nict took place Saturday al ARram. IN
tho Croatlan Diet" says a dispatch from
Vienna 20 the Daily Express The op-
posing parties engaged in free nght and
wrecked the furniture ana wlndows. one
member empt "a a six-chambcred revolver
OF the opposition benches. and his cei-
lee gueF nearly lynehed him. Many depu-
ties were wounded"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
INQUEST Oven A FEW BoNEs.
peeIded Porter Died az the Hand. OF
Unknown Parties

Limon. Col, Nov. is-Aftcr being not-
ncd thst some fragments of bones OF a
human being had been found on the
prairie near where John Porter wa burn
"a 20 the stake Coroner Brown and a
jury summoned hy him gathered up the
remains" and held an Inquest
Ths JDry's verdict was 10 the effect that
the remains were those of John Porter.
and that death was AZ tho hands o.
parties unknown" The remains we're
buried In small box near the scene OF
the lynchlng
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
McCRAnY mas DIsAPPEARED.
Prominent Fitzgerald Wan Take.
Nyztrrioas leave.

Fitzgerald Ga. Nov. H-s. O. McCrary
city engineer. and candidate for city clerk
has disappeared from here. and all traces
of him are lost lie was last seen here
Friday morning. when he told hi wife he
was going 10 his farm four miles north
east OF town.
Inquiries about his farm aud from near
neighbors bring no news of him. a. he
had not been there. He had been IN ill
health the past summer. and had been
down-hearied az times. a great many
people think he has been murdered. while
others think he has gone stO his former
home Dayton. -. Two weeks ago he an
nounced himself candidate for city
clerk. and from reports was making good
hcndway In bis canvass
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
HAwA,lA>s Nor DECREASING.
Natives of the Islands Arc Making "a
Splendid showing.

Splendid showing.
WashinFton Nov. is-Thc decrease OF
thu Hawaiian race has been steadily grow
ina less rapid for the past several decsdes
especially the female population. accord
ine 10 the annual report OF ex-Prcaldent
Sanford - Dole. Governor Of Hawaii. The
increase Of part Hawuilans tends to keep
down the number Of che pure Hawauans
While the figures show mce progress in
the censuses Of 1890 and ISIS. the pure Ia
waiun percentage Of survivors was the
lowest OF al nationalities represented ln
the Islands
Al encouraging outlook for the Hawaii
ans cnists in the fact that out OF 6.ag7
owners of real estate In 1896. 3s95 were
pure tiawaliRnH. and ~ pari Hawahan~
Tho facts are signihcant AZ showing the
ownership % holdings by 80 large a NUM-
ber Of pure Hawahans and tho evident
tendency Of the race TO acquire home
steadE.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
SENATOR DAVIS - WORSE.
lie Passed a Very Uncomfortable Day
Yesterday.

81. Paul. MINI. Nov. ls.-The improve
ment which had marked the condition OF
Senator Cushman X. Davis during Fri
day and Saturday seems 20 have received
a decided check and his physicians report
that he passed a very bad night last night
and was restless aud feverish through
out to-day The delirium which was a
feature OF the disease IN the early part
Of last week has returned. and f. more
marked Ills pulse has asain risen mater
laliy as has also his respiration.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
heavy ORE DOCKS COLLAPSED.
Two noys Were Killed aud Much
Property Destroyed.

Buffalo. y. Y, Nov. ia section 81
the Minnesota ore docks situated on
Blackwell canal in this harhor' collapsed
this morning under the weight Of eO."o
tons OF ore. Two boys were killed and
one man badly injured.
The property lose is estimated at $780,
900. The crash came without warning
90 feet Of the dock disappearing beneath
the surface of tho water. The ore is
owned by Plckands. Matther 4 Co. OF
Cleveland.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
CHARGED wIrH MURDER.
fr"minent Italian Has Been Placed
Under Arrest.

''me, Nov. is.-The Court OF Appeals
issued an order sending before The
''i-t of Assze signor Palzzolo, a mem
q The Chamber OF Deputies for Pal
'' on charge OF having instigated
murder In December. 1859. q signor
'oartoio, an ex-Mayor OF Polerno.
'.i on eS-director OF the Bank o. Sicily.
vas robbed and killed in a railroad
near Palermo.
ne proceedings against sRnor Paliz-
a. ere particularly important. because
are regarded as the conversions OF
Efforts of the Italian government b
0'eithrow the Slcilian Maha.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
HHa=s
CHANGED wITGI SMUGGLING.
baggage Of Miss Dorrsaee seIsed on
Arrival of New YORK.

Arrival Of New York.
New York. Nov. is-on the arrival Of
the American Line steamship New York
to-day "A squad of special agents Of she
treasury department and some secret
service men hurried on board aud asked
10 b. shown the rtatc room occupied by
Miss N. Dorrancc She had left her
room when the special agents reached IL
and had succeeded In having her three
pieces Of baggage passed. THIS consiata
u two trunks and large pOrimanteau.
The baggage was again Overhnulod
subsequently, one trunk and the port-
manteau were sent 10 the appra ser q
store while tho other trunk WIS sent 20
a hotel II was said that Miss Dorrance
had brought Ia much new jeweiry and
about A.0o worth Of unset diamonds. for
which she had an invoice showing that
the dinmondsehnd been sold 10 her by a
FariHian hrm. Mss Dorrancc declined
20 dkecuss the seizure and the treasury
officials were equally reticcnt
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
SEGnoEs REFUSED PERMIT.
They Threaten co Parade In santi-
ago without a..

Santiago de cuba. Nov. is.-Mayor Grin
on has refused an Application from the
leaders Of the colored party for permit
TO domonHtra'e tomorrow agains, the
Castillo party. which IL now IN control.
II r. expected that an attempt wnl be
made 20 have the parade without permis-
sion OF the municipal government.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
coMNoTIoN - HoNG KONG.
Reported Great Britain wiii send
out Flying Squadron.

London. Nov. is.-"There Is considerable
oommotion hsre." says the Hong Kong
correspondent OF che Daily Mail in con-
sequence OF a report that Great Britain
intends to send out q flying squadron"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

rid Not say lie would Have ousted
the Americans.

Madrid Nov. is.-Gcn. weyler denies
The statement published in Paris. aud
e,bled 10 the United states that he had
,o1A an interviewer that II he had re-
rssiped IN Cuba he would have ousted the
Americans from the island.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
SESSION WILL ma LIVELY.
spanIsh Parliament Promises Inter-
estInE scenes.

Madrid. Nov. iS.-The approaching ses-
sion OF the Spanish Parliament promises
to he a lively one. Members OF the op-
position. who are now arriving. Intimate
their intention TO attack the political ond
economical programmes Of the govern
ment.
An parties appear determined TO combat
any Increase in puhic expenditure The
imposition leaders viii criticize tho gov
ernment FOR a lack Of the economy AMI
A failure 10 carry out the reforms whicn
are imperative u the indebtedness Of
snaln h 10 be- liquidatcd
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

Houston. Tex. Nov. is.-Aiartin Irons.
who wes once leader Of the union labor
organizations. ard who was director of
the great Missouri Pacific strike IN the
SOS. with headquarters at 81. Louis.
died yesterday at Brucevilie.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
TROUBLE IN TAMPA
HAVE FAILED To
REACH AGREEMENT.
CLASH is EXPECTED TO-DAY.
TAMPA LIGHT INFANTRY SPENT
NIGHT UNDER ARMS.

spanish Strippers Refuse 60 WORK
with Amcricans-This Prevented
an Agreement Bcing Reached. and
Preparations Are BcinE Made for
More HiotinE-Many Threats Are
Heard and Scriohs Conflict 10
Frared-CItiscns Hard Rt work.
Tampa. Fla. Nov ls-The labor trou-
bic here which eliminated in rot
Thursday and has since been KEEP; in
check only by the heroic efforts OF tho
citizens to bring about an amicah'c asrec-
ment between the beIligerent cigar
unions. Is distur bed again. and to-uish ht
preparations are being made for NC. O
rioting
La Resistenca Union Of strppers. a
part OF the cigarmnkers' organization of
the same name. has voted practically
unanimously 10 give no recognition 10 the
international Union OF The same workets
Il will refuse to work with them, and
the Internationals must either amalga-
mate or get out entirely, according TO
this decision.
Ia Reslstencia Union to-day raiihed
the agreement MADE py tht '"iii'i'4't''
OF Twelve. The vote closed AT % o.c'o X
this morning. and was Overwhelming in
lis Endorsement Of the eleven articles O.
agreement
The international Union tonight rau-
fed All excep, article s. which prohibits
them from organizing any cigar workers
save clgarmakers They refused this.
and It was at once reported 70 la Re
sistenels. and the committees are now
considering the matter. Information from
the inside is that there Is little prospect
Of an ami-able agreement. This adds TO
the seriousness OF the situation.
The result will probably be rejection
OF the entire agreement and refusal
OF Ia Resistencia TO work with the Inter
nationals. This means conflict. Threats
are being quietly made with preparations
for trouble
The Tampa Light Infantry IS spending
the night under arms.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
rnA.rnrnund Elrrtric RaiIyray.

Ionaon. Nov. is.-American capitalists.
I, 4 asserted. are projecting an under
Ground electric railway from the West
Ind OF London 10 Puincy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

London. Nov. is.-Baron Oranmoor and
Browne. a representative peer Tor Ireland
since 1863. is dead lie was born June
{, iSi9
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
BI.EnIsHED ron LIFE.
Football Players who Were Injured
nt DanvIile, ~.

Cincinnati. Nov. is--Aii members cf the
foosbaii team OF the University o; Gin
cinnau who were injured In the trouble
with the Central College team at Dan
vile, KY. yesterday. are doing well cx-
cept Read and shayer. but they will re-
cover. The physicians report that six OF
the players Will be blemished for life.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
sULrAN.s SMOOTH SCHEME.
Msy Pay THAT s0O.oOo Through Pur-
chase of n Cruiser.

constantinopie. Nov. B.-The sultan re-
eelve.d IN audience last Friday Mr.. Lloyd'I
Griscom United states charge daffaires.
II is believed thas the conference was IN
connection with the proposed Imminent
purchase IN the United states oi "A cruise
Tor the Turkish navy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
ANXIETY OVER THE CAR.
hussinns Feel Confident He VIII Get
Wen hut There u Much Con-
cern over His MnIadN

ST Petersburg. Nov R-The Russian
Official world Is anxious regarding the
condition OF Emperor Nicholas but there
IS feeling Of confidence that he Will
recover.
foreign Office official told the corre-
spondcnt 81 che Associated Press last
evening. that the bulletins were regarded
as favorable. lie ca,lcd attention to tn
distinction between iyphus in the Amer
ican sense OF the word. and typhus ~
understood in Russia where the Germ
corresponds Co typhoid in American ter
minoiogy Typhoid is common. the onitial
pointed out, fn ali Russian cities. owing
to the defective hygieuic arrangements.
but is not feared in this country as Il IL
in the United States
Moreover" continued the official. 'tho
Cars general health has been good
Persons who have seen him frequently
and at close quarters during the last
few months. give no credence 20 the
stories regarding his alleged fceblcness.
They have no, observed the 50 ghtest in
dication Of lingering injury from the
utterly d.sbelieve the assertion. often
made abroad. that the Gear is an eplep-
tic"
IL Imprudent In His Diet.
Considerable surprise IS expressed that
HIS Majesty should have contracted a
disease attributed Ia tainted nourishment
Il appears. however. that he Is imprudent
In his diet does not always follow med
cal direction and often drinks any water
he cap get when walking or driving
The possibility OF his having contracted
tho disease from milk Is also considered.
Yet another source OF typhoid infection
IN Russia Is quail. there being high medi-
cal authority for the statement that
germs have been cultured from broiled
qualls.
The news OF the Cars illness Is grad
ualiy reaching the general pOpuiace. and
many sympathetic references TO his con-
diuon are heard among the people Of ST
Petersburg. who are apparently greatly
attached to the person Of the monarch.
Special prayers for his recovery were Of
fefed to-day IN the churches Of ST. Pc
tcrsburg. Moscow and Khardov.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19
DEATH PENALTY ron PRINCES.
Foreign Envoys Have He-opened the
Discussion of a..

London. Nov. is.-Dr. Morrison wiring
10 tho Times from Pekin under date OF
Nov. Is. says:
The foreIgn ENJOYS have reopened the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-19

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