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The Portland daily press., 1900-11-17
PILES CURED WITHOUT THE
KNIFE.

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles;
M cure, No pay. All druggists are authorized
by the manufacturers OF PaZo Ointment 10 re-
OF piles no matt OF how long standing Cures
ordinary cases In six days; the worst cases In
fourteen days. One application gives ease and
rest. Relieves itching Instantly. This Is new
discovery aud Is the only pile remedy sold on
positive guaranteA, no cure no pay. Price ooc.
II ydur drug ist don't keep IL In stock send US
sue 10 postage stamps aud we will forward
same by NAH. Manufactured by Paris Medl-
cine Co., ST. Louis. Mo. Manufacturers Of
Laxative Br0mo-s9uinine Tablets.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-17
GEN. BROOKS FAvoRs 0ANTEEN.

New York. November l6 The interna-
tional committee OF the Y. NJ. q. A /, sat
down to its annual dinner tonight at the
Hotel Savoy. Some two hundred repre-
sentative men were present. The feature
OF the evening was the address by Major
General Brooke, commander Of the de-
partment Of the east. who said the can
teen was good thing for the army. lear
Admiral Barker, commanding Brooklyn
navy yard followed Major General Brooke.
He characterized the oanteen as an
''abomination.'
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-17

The special Thanks
giving Sale of high class
Dining-room Linens is on
this week. 1t is a su-
perb exhibit of the finest
linens and the very latest
novelties. Our Linens
department makes a spec
ialty of the goods manu-
factured by the John S.
Brown Company, which
are mquestionably the
best in the world.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-17
A LIGHTNING GAME.
hut Portland Had One Goal the Worst
OfIt st Gardiner.

Gardiner, November 16.-The game to-
night between Gardiner and Portland
was lightning game from start to tin
ish, Both goal tenders made exceiient
showing. The features of the game was
the great defense put up by Portland.
The decisions OF Connolly met with ia
yor. Line mp and summary.
Gardinar Portland
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-17
HAMA1I.n -POPULAWION,

Washington, November 10 The popu-
iation OF Hawaii, as announced by the
census bureau is ib4, COL as against 1De, 200
in 1870 This Is an Increase OF 44,v5l, or
ala per cent.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-17
Portland.

Score, Gardiner, 3; Portland, 2. Stops,
Swords, IL; henney,s4' husnes, Camp
bell, 3; Dawson, 4. Fouls, Spencer. Ref
eres, Connolly. Timer, Purnel. Atten-
dance 5UO.
ROCKLAND, 4; BATH, ..
Rookland, November 16.-rhe Bath
team met defeat tonight from Rockland
in game full OF sprinting by the rushers.
The feature playing was by Walton and
White Of the RocklAnd team. Line up:
Roo kland, Faith.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-17
COMMANDERS TREKKING SOUTH
WARDS

London, November l7.-The northern
commanders are trekking southwards
toward the high veldt, with their cat
tia, says the Pretoria correspondent OF
the Morning Post, wiring last Tuesday.
.'1svo commanders have appeared
at Balmoral and force is ooncentrat-
ing to stop them. All the passes ofathe
MagaIiesperg to the west of Pretoria are
held by the British TO prevent such move
ments."
VRYHEID GARRISON BESEIGED.
London, November 1.-THE Vryheid
garrison is practically beseiged, says the
Pietermaritzburg correspondents OF the
Daily Telegraph, wiring Thursday, land
the town 10 evacuated. A position has
been taken on the hills ommanoing 1t,
and notices have been posted In the VI
cinity warning ths Beers that II they
attempt to re-occupy the town 1t win be
blown to pieces.''
BOERS BREAK RAILWAY.
London, November 1.-THE Beers, ac-
cording 10 the Cape Town correspondent
OF the Daily News, have broken the rail-
way in twenty places bstween Bloemfon-
tein and the Orange river and the line
was cut yesterday between Kimberly
and Belmont.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20

Richmond. Va. Sept. 1s-Dr. Hunter Mcclure,
who was Stonewau Jackson's medical director.
died at his country house. this city. today,
from the effects OF stroke of paralysis sustained
six months ago. He was one of the most eminent
surgeons IN the South He born in Winchester,
Va in 1885 and received his medical education
there and at Philadelphia. He headed the move
rnsnt which brought from Philadelphia to Rich
rnond some three hundred Southern medical stu
dents during the excitement incident to the John
Brown raid.
Dr. Mcclure had hlIed the chair Of surgery in
the Medical College Of Virginia and founded the
University College OF Medicine here He was the
author OF several important medical works, had
served in leading positions In medical and surgical
organizations of the country, and was chairman Of
the History Committee Of the Grand Camp OF
Virginia. Confederate Veterans.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
SMILES swEETLY At cRoKER's TALK.

MUST HAVE PINcHEo a SORE CORN" SAYS
PLATT. WHEN he HEARS THE TANMASY
BOSS CALLED HIM AN OLD LIAR"
Senator Platt had a satisfied grin yesterday
when he heard Of the way Richard Croker had
attacked him and called him old liar"
Must have pinched a sore corn" said the
Senator. quietly Croker's denunciation Of Platt
"old liar" was brought about through the
charge made by PIatt that Tammany was
sessing the disorderly houses and the saloons to
raise campaign fund
The Senator was asked again last evening at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel if he had any reply TO
make TO Croker's latest attack He looked sad
and said: Croker. Croker? I have heard that
name a thousand times to-day. Don't say it
again"
When Mr.. Croker was told that Senator Platt
said that he would not lower himself 10 reply
TO Croker's attack, the Tammany chieftain said.
If he won't lower himself to reply to it. what
did he make that charge against Tammany for?
That is when he lowered himself"
Both Mr. Croker and Mr.. Platt were rather
nettled at each other yesterday over the accu-
satiOns and reCTiminatiOns which have pessed
between them, and only the fact that Senator
PIatt declined to enter into the controversy fur
ther kept Mr.. Croker from keeping up The war
OF words.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
STREET RAILWAY MEN IN SESSION.

PAPERS READ AT BUFFALo-MR- vREEI-AND At
TAcKs MEMBERS FOR NoN-ArTENDANcE-
Buffalo. Sept 1s.-At this mornings session Of
the Street Railway Association OF New-Tork
paper on Precision in Steam Power Making" was
read by A S Mann, OF the engineering depart
rneut OF the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany. II argument for free scientiac tests
on the part Of the men who have charge Of the
boilers and engines instead Of reliance on theories
and general Judgment This was followed by an
article on Compressed Air Motors, by H D
Cook. Of New-York, president OF the Compressed
Air Motor COMPANY H H VreeIand. OF New
York was called on 10 read paper on Standard
Izing Rules" but instead Of complying he at
tackled the members for failure TO attend the meet
inzs He would rather. he said. make after
dinner speech for wherever there was dinner an
audience was assured -,- -,--.-z.
The following officers were unanimously eiec{ee; 5
President q. Tracy Rogers, OF Blnghamtoni hrsI
vice-president John ". Boyle, Of Ctca, second
yiCe-president Edward c. Connette, OF syracuse;
Executive Committee-Ci. Tracy Rogers W. Cary!
t7Iv Of Buralo; II. H Nresland, % New-N ork;
Clinton L Rosster of Brooklyn. and T. J. Nicholl
or Rochester The convention VIII meet al AN0-''
aSrEr r1Ayr
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
OBITUARY.
EnMrNn MORROW POsT.

Ptomaine poisoning killed Edmund Morrow
Post on Monday afternoon For more than six
years he had been one Of the chief credit meO Of
the H. B. Clafln Company He ate some broiled
lobster on The evening Of September at an
uptown restaurant but felt Ill effects until the
following noon when he obliged 10 leave his
office and return TO his home, No l West Eighty
third-st. DR.. ". L. Stoweu was called IN. but
in spite Of all that could be done Mr.. Post grew
rapidly worse and signs Of cerebro spinal menin-
gifts were apparent just before ne died. He was
born Mariners Harbor, Staten Island. forty
years ago. He married a Miss Fowler, OF Pa
ducah. KY. who. with child, survives him.
Mr. Post was Free Mason and member Of the
Colonial and New-York Athletic clubs.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
DAVID B. H. AND WILLIAM J. B.
From The Indianapolis Journal.

ON The Indianapolis Journal.
When David Of the Hudson
PREPARED 10 journey " est,
He placed a sling inside his grip
And then pulled down his vest.
And said Give ear. o people
And At5s With my little sling I'll slay
The giant Of the Platte.
He tourneyed till the sun was low
Upon the second day,
When William, in commanding tones,
Said, David, come this way.
When David heard the siren voice
OF William, PopOcrat,
He said, '.T'U go and slay with sling
The giant OF the Platte.
When William saw the shepherd
Across the fields OF rye,
He lifted up his voice and sang
''The Spider and the Fly"
Then David sized the giant well.
AS he approached the Fat:
And William smiled as William can
on the Hudson or the Platte.
Than David filed his sling with gold
And threw with speed OF rocket
While william picked the lucre up
And put il in his pocket
Then David smote on hip and thigh
With sabre broad and bright.
And wrestled with the giant through
The watches or the night
Have some refreshments William said,
As David rose 70 GO
Said David I'm d Democrat.
And cannot eat your crow
The shepherd Of the Hudson
Returned wiser man
He sat inside his mansion,
And thus his musings ran
Am a Populist or what
Am a Democrat?
And what is he-our candidate
The giant OF the Platter
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
MARCUS DAILY SITS UP TO READ.
PROVOKED AT REPORTS OF ILLNESS AND
SOMEWHAT BETTER. IT IS SAID.

Marcus DAILY, Of Montana who has been fl at
the Hotel Netherand since his return from EU-
rope last week, better last night His ply
sicians. Drs Brown and Thompson said there was
some Improvement 1t stated that he sat Up
and read the papers and strong enough TO ex-
press Indignation on account OF the report that
was sent over the telegraph wires 10 Helena yes
terday morning at 4 o'clock that he was dead Mr.
Lalor. Mr. Days secretary in speaking of his con-
dition yesterday remarked:
Mr- DAILY IS not so i'll some OF the reports
make out He sits up every day, but suffers
good deal Of pain from gastritis Of which he has
been a victim for some time. His ocean voyage
back TO this country did not gree with him. He
was under treatment for dlatation of the heart at
Nauheim, Germany but his case is bad one
by any means. From what the doctors tell US
Mr.. Daily win be around again usual within ten
days I think M DAILY intends TO 60 10 Montana
soon he is able TO travel Two Of his daugh-
ters are due to arrive from England on the Ma
jestic. Another daughter is with the Haggins in
Paris. Mrs DAILY and Marcus Daily, jr. with
Mr.. DAILY at the hotel here.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
nrArH az MRS. JAMEs z. MARCF.

Margaret Loretta March wife Of Port Warden
,an,es r March the With Assembly District Re
.,rI,can leader died yesterday at her home, Spring
20 Nsar,on SITS Death was caused by COM
1,.s+fol Of diseases. growing out OF a cold con-
K--.a5 six months ago She leaves six children.
Wrs March was thirty-seven years old. Her
.,,,tation a. q politician hardly less than
rspe q ber husband When Governor Roosevelt
s.1oned the East Side IN his canvass for the Gov
sL.11--lsLfn she gave MIN dinner IN ner home that
80 faiized OF weeks in that section. she
w., made the prediction that he would have AGO
plurality. ~ Ell s,r,e r,-aeyz go
srecial train. but the change cld her llIte
on and she was brought home. The funeral
sI1u' sgg he beid IN the Mott Street Church az 10
e,cIock on Saturday morning.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
MR. BorTELLE RAPIDLY INPROTING.

Bangor Me. Sept. IA report sent ofhclaIy
from the asylum in which Congressman Charles
\ BouteIIe is receiving treatment for aphasia. and
received by his family here to-day. states that ne
! rs,i7r,. ir,nroving The brain obstruction,
which bv allowing a pressure upon certain parts.
made il impossible for him 10 properly control MS
nerve centres has so far been absorbed under the
treatment ne has bean receiving that ne Is now
only, slightly troubled in thought or speech, and
= o.,a-,l ba IA practically himself again. At no
r5s IN his illness has his physical condition failed
-tLa TcvsiciaDs saw they are agreeably surprised
!. 80 rs9a1t rapId gains and are confident enough
- hone for an early complete recovery
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
HR. sTANCHFIELD on TKPERIALIsN

-'I- lae Boston Journal
@ @Last year AIr. Stanchhed. the present Demo-
.+slc candidate for Governor of SeW-York said
- 1h amherst alumui dinner: 7 just enough
- = republican, lei say. 10 advocate IN the
,t---sesL terms tnat We uphold the Admtnistra-
1iil- al ne fruits OF It's Efforts On the Philip-
kIssf are ted 10 with a bond Of the strongest
49, I, We entered upon the Spanish war
80 ne best Il purposes ard motives. and VINO
- likniis forbid our taking the fruitsT Ger
. -. 12L - stanchfeld, unless ne should Wlsn
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
TIE WESTMINSTER CONFESSION.
BUFFALO PREsBYTERE VOTES IN FAVOR OF A
CHANGE

Buffalo Sept. l9.-The Presbytery OF Buffalo at
its fall meeting, held IN East Aurora yesterday,
favored by vote Of 50 TO 1s a change in the West
minister Confession Of Faith The vote was an
Affirmative reply 10 the third question submitted
bv the General Assembly. asking IL a substitu-
tional and shorter creed of the things most surely
believed among us was desired
TO VOTE ON CREED AT TRENTON.
New Brunswick, y. J., Sept. Is-The proposed re-
vision Of the Westminster Greed will be voted
upon by the New Brunswick Presbytery at a spec
cial meeting 10 be held at Trenton, September
"a in the First Presbyterian Church. At to-day s
session at Dayton n. J.. the Rev Mr.. Clark spoke
IN 'Sabbath Desecrat ton" and said that the worst
existing evils were Sunday newspapers, railroad
traffic and the saloon. He said men who were
directors of railroads sit with solemn faces and
listen to the Gospel. and yet preachers never say
a rG o
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
ROB4PT c0LLEGE RE0PENED.

Geneva \. r. Sept Is-Hobart College opened
yesterday for -he seventy-sixth year. and the regu-
lar work VIII begin tomorrow The enrolment
~ oe tie largest In tho history OF the college
- - ser mag points 10 3 prosperous year. MED
80 F1aIl the dOrnit0ry, VIII not be READY
- @ occupancy before winter. Q. @. Elmer, Will
ms -. succeeds Waldo s. Kendall. Of the modern
-a-sLases department Nj Elmer has also studied
& harvard, Leipsic and Paris. Dr. William r.
-it'As. one 0f ne best known astronomers IN the
country. vii deliver lectures on astronomy.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
JACOB KRIDEL.

Jacob KrldeI. long established manufacturer
and importer OF ribbons and silks of No. - Greene
St. died on Tuesday at W1rzburg. Germany. Death
resulted suddenly from stomach trouble. Mr.. Kride
had been travelling abroad with his son Alexander
having left this city the latter part OF June. Mr.
KrideI was born in Austria, and slxty-fOUr
years old. He had been the silk business in this
city for fifty years The firm is known J.
KrideI Sons & Co. The wife Of Mr kride died
about twelve years ago. The body will be brought
70 this CITY huriaI.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20

MAIN OFFICE-No I54 Nassau-sc
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District Telegraph once
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T94 Broad-st.
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London Office q TIE Tribune convsnlsnt place
70 leave advertisements and subscriptions
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Grand Hotel. al Ki0sks and hotels On me
grounds
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Credit I.yuunaisa. Bureau dss Er-auga-s
American Express Company. No u Rue scribe
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TOpsFa-
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HANBT RfT-AUls-ican Express company -
BREMEN-Americsn Express Company. Nc Bahnhof
StrzsEs.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
MARTIN I. SMITH.

Canatohar1e N Y, Sept ls-Martin L. Smith. a
prominent business man. slxty-four years Old died
this morning ot heart trouble after weeks ILL
ness He succeeded the late A G Richmond as
president of the Calajoharte National Bank OF
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
OBITUARY NOTES

oswego. \ Y. Sept. 1s.-Adebert D Honenoeck.
a prominent merchant Of this cry died suddenly
last night from heart disease Mr.. Holenbeck
one az the best known amateur spdrtsmen in
Northern and Central New-York. He Was forty
years old
Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. ls-Wilbur 9. FAINT a
newspaper man well known In ST. Louis. Ctncin-
natl and New Orleans. Is dead IN this city Of
sumption. aged forty-three years.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
JUDGMEyT AGAINST PERRY TIFFANY.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HoBoKES HOLDS
AN UNPAID NOTE FOR Sa.I3o.
Judgment FOR S91S0 was entered yesterday
against Perry Tiffany. of No IS Courtlandt-st. in
favor Of the First National Bank Of HobOken. The
Judgment was on & note for $500, signed by Mr.
Tiffany or July Il 1899, and was made payable 70
J. Henry Carson, of No. I03 West Observation-Disclosures
frst-st. M Carson indorsed IL and delivered it
to the bank The note became due on November Il
1899. but not paid
Perry Tiffany is said be the grandson OF Com
raodore Perry. Al No. IA MaCisOn-sve, which Mr..
Tiffany made his home. II was said last night that
he had not been in the city for than d year
Mr. Tiffany married Miss Marie Havemeyer, a
daughter OF Theodore Havemeyer.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
4 NEW COMEDY IN LONDON.

London Sept. 19.-At the Vaudeville Theatre this
evening Charles Frohman and A & s. Gatti pro-
duced q new farcicaI comedy, by Pierre Decour-
celIes entitled self and Lady" which proved a
great success. The performance did not lag from
Il promises TO be one Of the successes Of the Lon
don season Miss Ellshne Terriss and Seymour
Hick have the leading parts and are admirably
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
4SF0RE or 4 CREEK ISLAND.

PASSENGERS ON AZ EGYPTIAN MArL STEAMER
DROWNED
Athens SEPT 19--The Egyptian mail steamer
C1sTHizl Is ashore On the island OF Andros
VIII broken shaft. Some OF her passengers
have 5e=a drowned
-he steamer Charkien IS % 1.15o tons net. She
Is - -=er -ClE ss5 feet wi5s and "A feet deep She
~ ---- II 800 a- The Thames Iron Works Lon
.-- az Is owned by the Khedlvisl Steamship
A1r---=--a tor, Alexandra Andres IS an island
q IL creek Archipelago. the nOrthernunost OF
- -s1@--s- and 3 twenty-five miles long and
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
THE REV. G. a wALwoRrH.

ALBANY Sept 1s-Father Clarence A. Walworth,
former pastor OF St Marys Roman Catholic
Church. passed away to-day after long Illness
brought on by a stroke OF paralysis He was eighty
Years old ana a prominent figure in temperance and
reform movements Yearly with Bishop Doane and
the Rev Sylvester Malone, with each of whom ne
" as intimate he appeared before the State Legts-
ature in advocacy OF high license and restrictions
tta
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
INDIAN coTToy CROP 4BUyD4yT.

Manchester. Sept. Is-'The Guardian" says that
q present there is the slightest prospect Of
prolonged scarcity of cotton. The paper adds:
Haateyer The American crop. il IS certain the
t.ls-fz1pt5Cr n American cotton VIII be sUbstsn-
-e--y reduced by the abundance OF the Indian crop
70" approaching maturity.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
RE0FEEMG - sPCRGE0N.s TABERNACLE

-~-n1gr sept 1e.-The Metropolitan Tabernacle
Sss reopeaed today by the Rev. Thomas Sturgeon,
d sp1 % Charles H SpuTReou- Ira D Sankey, the
american evangelist participated il the services.
= -srge cCERregatlou was present Mr Sankey. IN
lle course ~ MS remarks said ne was the bearer
ne United states
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20

Caracas Venezuela, Sept. 1s.-The Venezuelan
'19Vernre1r has requested the United States Min
@ler here. r p Loouis. 70 interfere through the
a-t1Crl-es W. sh5-gron with the view OF induc-
- me French Government 70 annul the extra duty
- REC Oh coffee France imports q third Of the
trIrz-e.zr crgE
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
MRS. CLEVELAND At TTRINGH4M

Pittsheld. Mass. Sept 10 (speciaD.-Mrs. Grover
Cleveland arrived this morning at TyringhaTn,
Mass where she Will be a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Watson Glider for the remainder OF the
month.
Mr. and Mrs r. P Whitney, Of New-York, have
will have "A house party next week
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
sANrrEL COLE REDGRAvE.

Lyons y Y. Sept I9.-samuel Cole Redgrave,
the Oldest hardware dealer in Wayne County. died
here to-day He was sixty-six years old. He was
borr in baltimore and came here in 1855 and
tered the hardware trade in ls66. continuing until
bis death He first lieutenant Of Company D.
am New-York Artillery. during the civil War. He
was prominent in Masonic circles
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
E. D BANGS

Boston. Sept. 19.-E. D Bangs, president Of the
Boston Stock Exchange. died at his home in
Winchester. at $50 o'clock this afternoon, from
the effects OF a runaway accident IN which ne
was injured, TWO weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20

Tribune once sept 2O a. ua-The weather yesterday
perature between 50 degrees the average
being II Of degree hsher than On Tuesday
81 lower than the corresponding day q
Al a the humidity Was g Per cent. az
3 D. n. 81.
TO-DAY probably cs fair aud warmer.
With fresh southsssteriy winds
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
CHARLES HEMPsrEAD PLUMB.

stockbridge Mass. Sept 1s-Charies Hampstead
Plumb seventy-three years old. for nearly thirty
wears the proprietor Of the Stockbrdge House and
Red Lion Inn here. died this afternoon after a
br5 -
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20

IL .--.5 Ire continuous white line SHOWS the
In uressurs indicated By The tribune self-
recording shows the terpsTa-
ture as recorded a Perry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.
RISING rEMpERArUREs ARE INDICATED

g-s-vr; rgMPERATUREs ARE INDICATED
washington. SEPT. 19--remperatures nave risen -
s s~ccpt in New-EngIsnd and Middle Atlantic states
rb Middle slope and Southwest They however re
main from 10 "a degrees below the seasonal average e1
cent From, the Middle Gut northeastward through
Or 7~a-a have been rains from Texas aortheastvart
through the Upper Mississippi valley, The upper lake
region and the ohio Valley There also light rains
g. ~ Northwest. elsewhere generally fair weather has
--afIat Vest o., he Rocky Mountains weather has
been fair exceD; light rains on the North Pacinc
Coast Temperatures risen in the plateau region and
fallen in Pacific Coast states There Viii oe rain
Thursday n the on, Valley upper and lower
Iale regions THURSDAY right Friday INTO
re Middle and Western NcV- England
Elsewhere generally fair weather viii prevail except that
iC7r showers are probable Florida and the Gut
coast n viii Se warmer Thursday the Atlantic states
and the extreme West Northwest Friday
rba T-pper Mississippi Valley and upper lake
-erf17 on the Atlantic the winds viii BE light
fresh nj mostly 20 south
New-York tribune., 1900-09-20
POLITICAL RIOT N san JUAN.

4 Wos wazCKs The NEWSPAPER Plant OF
XCNCZ RIVERA
san Juan Porto Rico, Sept. 19-The plant Of
z. Disri9. organ Of the Federal party, was
completely destroyed by a mob last night The
ryTs zr5 Presses were smashed. The supposed
earse q The disturbance were articles attacking 2
Mayer Eg5zcU0. who is Republican No ar
T-sLs we're made 9Iunoz Rivera, editor Of the
Iaps-. IS preparing TO protest 10 Governor Al
l5E or he ground that no protection was af-
-1r1ec - The authorities The protest VIII be
se-- ~ Washington.