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.still In Danger.
rowN HAS cLosE GALL.
-: 4
Only saved Frons~- Destruction by
Heroic work. :


Only saved Observation-Disclosures by.
Heroic work. Z
Santa Rose, Cal, Sept. PA foreyt
and grass fire which has been burning
Inn ME vicinity OFFS Occidental the past
three days yesterday assumed visit
proportions. The IRE has covered e.
space, OF about 100 square miles and fs'
estimated to have, done oyer 2 quarteEs
Of, q million dollars damage. Only by
hard work was the town Of Occidental
saved. The fre4is now travelling souths
aided by a strong north w!ind. The The
North Pacific railroad lost several
miles of track In addition to two large
Ttrestaes. one As feet the other 800
feet In length: Three. county bridges
are IN ruins and about. eighteen farms
have been swept clean. of their build.
ings and crops. The towns OF Frew4
stone. Bogeda and sebastppbI' are IN
immediate danger. Nearly kaathousandl
people are fighting thessnrel ~
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MANY PERISH

over Forty Fi.herntcn Lose. Their
'aLfvIs:fn "A, Fur1Ous Gale. IL
at, Johns, N.aF., Sept. Is, An; n !;
known American. fishing vessel fopn-
dered. on the Grand BaIkssdarfniigAast:
weeks, gale. and all of her. crew. about,
twenty in nutnbers persisted. The
'banker'' THORNLEY, folndered and four
teen. Of her crew were drowned, while
ok esstaped. Tie sSchooner Eddie lost:
three, mon. The schooner Dolphin; was
distnasted and lost five men: Asmum-
Ser of,totfer VESSELS were greatly dam
aged ,ank many fishermen who were
sway IL. boats eysrbauuling their travis
when. the, gale arose, were drowned.
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iDi.sssxs~ slGnsiSsS:1i, 9;

L ~ 30 Iii, .tjsAbrSls:,ssH :,
At . sie;asalEs IA ssib 1s ..ias' f So ESsssuinoe aaTa
storm, that burst; me ulf: of
& :dseofkia!. The !, \ fish.lihg basb.at was seen to
Ga1sisSa ihhly.sfee ;i III the na,:rows and its;
four: Observation-Disclosures the
weter.s a lBsoa:t.ssn T. the .lfescue was:
3 III 4 : s.h VI. sslAEhe mla,sfsins.its.w;nris
picked I'M -hy as.tus, FAe.nshesmsns.
however, We're not found. Great anxs
ietsyyff T. / f "a aafpen jsftihter fisheimehssstho'
are ;sS stfii out. Several small steamers
and scows broke loose, from their
moppriFpaTs. \ w4rssdaamaEeas7or or sunk:
they smashed into .ths W "a.
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ALL4ovHR AGAIN.

Legal Defects In PApcra in MD.
,linenx's Appeal. Case. >,
York, Sept 25.-Recorder Goff
has returned the papers in the. appeal.
case OF ROLAND B: sMolineux, charged
with the poisoning of Mrs. Kate Ad-
ANS, to. the ::7district attorney orliac-
count. OF legal, defects in. the papers.
.andatlis said the whole work will have
to. be done over again. Several weeks
WORK Will abestnecessary. to- put the
case in shape Tor srespbmission to the
recorder so that. the appeal papers will
not 1becready for .trapsmission to court
Of appeals before..the first week I'm No
vember. -. y
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ExGLAxD,s DEATH PROFITS. {.

Duties Rata. on, Estates .Dqring the
Last Ffaapz, Year Amount to Sew.
enty:Million Dollars. Z
london, Sept. ,2an- The British 'ex-
chequera reared y7oyooo:ooof from death
duties, during b las1 financial year.
twelve estates : over ~, 500, ooO., and
25s' whose value was between, 100000
and: s., 10000. paid the Adtty. Under
the .Aath duttes'9 they:existed before
on William Vernon s~TIarcourt's. reform.
III 1895 the Yield OF the same. :astatesi
Il. II calcula3ed, would haNe tbeesp. 49,:
100000. ~. s,.{f#' 3. 4 t..,s x H.. i q
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MAsoNss OF .HlaH .pEGREE:

General Grand Chapter ana Gener4l
GranE Ceunctl.x - &esRianr. s5a
Cincinnati. Sept S6.-FWoskrqats1 NJ.
sonic bodies began theif %triennial set&'
sions here that VIII continue daring,
the week-The general: grand chaptefss
and the general grand. council, Aahaa:
highest degrees Of theHYork rite bel
low the knight Templar:The reRsstbss
showed . memBerak3p.pf al,5oO,- Over
no delegates were pEesent.
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! IAustiN, Tex, sept. "a IelePhOi0
.essage received here last night by
Ms chief. 81! police fsorn L.lainossayiss
[hat san ssabaa, forty. miles i north soefs
IA place. ,,Sscsiontastninlgs :abbout Log pee.,
i, a ~ parity swept ~ the a
Ddd in the san Saba river, which vas a
til rising. Al bridges. had; pkeen cag- !;
led Offs Nothing could be heard , 3.
(he San. Saba people last night, the:
Wires having b~eenScarried away It sis.s
eared there was great loss Of life IN.
lie bottoms. as the disaster Wei :sdsls
Inc night, and came without. warnine::
Irhe Colorado river here ats10 p. m. was
Using rapidly and people were pre-
barring to move. out, having 4
&yarned by the police. *1:sssr. !
Town WashedSSAway. ~. ,siss
1T was reported here at aJate hour
that the town Of Marble Falls has been.
washed away by the Colorado ssFFi(ysaar
and that there ia a f1fty-foot rise at
3Kings!and. Efforts to reach Marble
Falls are without avail. 1t is "a small.
town Of 800 people twenty-five miles
above Austin on the Colorado river,
land is the termtnous of "a branch of
1.-THE Austin & Northwestern the
dispatcher says that ats O'CLOCK al,
Offices on his line were closed ana he
has heard nothing OF n defstees
Kingsland is q small town In hlano
county, also on the Austin; y NORTH
western, .is near h junction sols
fthe Llano and Colorado rivers, oth.,Sf
which are very high .Hs..s.,
Governor se9ds Out Warnines:IssMa.s
Gov. Sayers. wired last night to IN
points south of here warning notices.
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,, R.lls., S.. SEPT. 4. 4 4 alsr4a,ts.,
n .the enees river eouGs!1. .essa;y Z
s e.ss,nss5 e' 9 esss sSser hood s;as''hsissf
los 81 life is reported. MISUNDERSTANDING
hate been. r%e9sef7eedt;: but i az claimed
g g!sgHs; IS SS i,tRfs . ;nsSg i |gsgsSsss $S VS..
- ykzssa sssEfs H. saSSIls,sdN aheep have
esvsa & iest as! = lasss sneaaaat s .sGESSas';:''f
. ,,torss1Ms tisys aAhtainable last nisht:syuts,
tensive, storm damage s:nas,sbesprsiln.5=; a.
.fkctaa MS n Es,IIInr.rAAas TEsTHAASradB and the
haaas;,s.is xS;siasv.,e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
and nssts :sBsoYnWoea, ,Biaaket eedd sstaa..
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THIEF IN < La CRESCENT HOME:
~ shssEs O,s j, Il Il :sv4x Atte ,nx.aas:
Ms sstinF ofstke yietlancess mn Il 4

La Crosse, Wis, Sept 7k - Thieves
are stills active in this vicinity, and
neutrality-suspicious. the appointment Of
vigilance, committee :at Cresoeqlt-=,
The little minnesota city opposite here.
= that city has been again visited. The:
vigilance committee. was In session at
the: towr1,. hall considering various inn
.ppTrtYallst matters. 2 namb&rs of other
Citizens meeting with them, and dur
Ing the seccion a thief entered the
house OF. n of them. E%aneseektng IT
Thoroughly. Gid making good his es-
cape. /. sss45sssss;; <. a a. ! Al
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ai5a s.w96Rk o. = MOE.
,Zfontst. Elders Stripped apdss15&td.'
" 90 rated. With VarHish. >t t'ssF!s,,

elder stripped pd'Ieco
sns rated with Varuish: " s's'aa. )
: Mansdseld,s Ohio, Sept: IS t-aAAnother
mob broke; .lo9sae here Yesterday emorn.3
fiilge and Elder 1Ephraim Passenger OF:
sB1uftoni and silas Moot::4of LimRs Were.
hts s~ictihds.:sr Taie; two <eldersass got oftian:
EsieI train early! Observation-Disclosures n
known. to the authorities. They We're.
sireGoEnized BY. small crowd at the
tdepot (which. refused TO- + lie. LET: them; enter
3! 8 u then followed them up the, street.
II dfsdtudrfr65IndeA them near tile center,
er..tii6 :cltyits were 'ti,ein; taken: by
the .mah.t sAhe R%ichaand buggy works.
where. Passenger. dtsrobed;; butfs the
crovId itoErs' Moo9tt';s clothing from: his,
'sbS6dyss' a. he: rrefused. to disrobe himself.
a. paint. bucket and.:a brush were. then
a :simokestack varnishNta
ltak.iltt e'sissiAbstiaa1ce :ssviasea. %daubeds over
,khena. from. head.to foot. It was: matted
niIth9,ss, their hair If ami Aseess part of their
BODIES were then partia1lN3e with
,thelf 1bt j and. the elders vera.
sM1arahskN1;Ittoahe home otsEsH Il. Leibyt a.
Zion. ff9lHoweE. jherel whossHas driven out:
.::ofss the city last Sunday. /. There they
promised not t return. Ito AMhHsf1eldY
but: later they said thatsthey sgfeed.i1ot
1 e IS. IettS 81 lntsss oyeFsss f.r nlpesr ordered
TIE "a eepffso1XitkAntl Imprisoned BY
2ahPRlicitaigaaist.a Ell h. lard: and. hanzines the
black vartnlish vas cut and after new
u 1celoDtthiiinE was furnished.<they
: dgpSprgd ~ PAnnsylvania' train at
.sJth6Sl.tAs.. Asssst.asss.Sas 80 !. /
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LIr1NoiAcTIvIT
was More ExtensHfSds ThiSsn First ne
rte&.sS.s .Df .g

Was More Extended Than First Re
ported. 81; rEGs
Manila, Sept % dngurgeht
demonstrations last week prove to have
been more extendeas than ~ y at first
Ersm&&eaxhnra1 md illeabses}as
engineering rs REth1Ssste1p d VI
trio Of sLu3Sn, .BsmeH eccdnnts: hf n
,lurgSh itisaap1 p dtffAnfdRassh pras'
.c~a6tionafY. measures, :Msgehaptas IN ".
the province Of A1bay, are getting their
hemp. to. manila as RAPIDLY as possible,
fearing that Ntheiwtsgs.t + WIN be burned "a.
IA ilSliio there: Na $; Considerable. apx-
ftyzalsssstaaNg..uuRaradatasea1al@aenl osGnFa, :39Rsnll,
the insurgents there are. ceasipg tnelE
Retty;iitxss, and returning a. whit 1884,,
iA4g ssarrisonsds taaptlnas ct the dis
frfct.s As, il resumption Of :insnrgent.
gppetastttionlEF IA ,e:opstlssfasN quite nrobable..
p Americans MISREPRESENTATION g
NECESSARY. steps, The American casual,
tbs 81. killed and wounded: or miRssigItga
.duringstthe ,last-tep days.sapproasR 1QpA
'~fpclNi61tng. that at: siniIoahs sat3atA Is 4: fR 8 !:
ssssifdssei ,ILasigiIitnfa,::deei Bay, Whersss b H..
ssifsetrts;;: -:.,s.gzs ,issat = 4 q. II. 'ssaf n
~, i After the pxaRehestc .&a sy
delivered ten bodies of;oNr.aead 4aRess-t
me ihts aap b3 IN, Manila sshows4shst
ntag; Hfsarse4M activity In st~hist;;&ieiD4ty
wasHordered by -rebels here, following
.inatrSc;tilonis :7fcIn, the sHenBksng-1uMa>
NNsxner nRuehtesaa niif1o hassreceiSedaAfet
atRHtRalkdo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. htk
sps,ase proposals A3elisa1d deaianss;te
/ 2 : AZ 7 I g5psR, ena tsaee,ares.;thsss.n a. -
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.:,., NsEqq lgyIHI DAAAKKsqqTA: !. !: CT: I'll W = :

= sek 30 h1lkcteassfor 4tlbse Ehspinky
Il $40 sSss.as aEEsaaasssshaepsFts SaSna Y & issd.a * !
;,f :RsYdls:s 5Iiaalk axe: N:s po:;;;ssssRlfI.s,:aas s61y a. "a. The;
IS :ssssi Sftt1 lSastl SSsss u G ',:pe e 8
norFs.s on*s sis,.eiaa M sisa.9e sEff sttssi r:
" :2lEJnssA sL.artiul1pSsssI' on xbsformation.
work; 4. Mrs Y G%aldeEWpodi Carey,
81, ,ppl6s;si'feilnuE .;faIhzSs for;: hfS4heieesas chilE-
dtssHisSIfSlY9 a#aQQIdiisesssstttilorx Of the enforcement.
liza A ME showed that: ,extdereesin nearly
Decreases wan. ::presenteda'bYy the league
;YataaE:ing the past 'sysesari. ~ Officers ,weetsfs;
'e1ectsyA4 9 the: ensuing year as follows::..
President, Miss Elizabeth Preston; sstside'
.sRpE,sesident, Dr.. ...J..M KNOX. Wahpetton;
corresponding .secretar4a;saMtrsa;Ul Van
:deboEard sreeoEdihk 4. SECRETARY, Mrs:
Carrfe'>A1len, iGkG1idsBbflss; treasurer
Mrs. Carr, ,Northwood.
.- 49, 49,. - s.a NJ -. rt- -. a..
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osWEPT AWAY
IS ID DEissslRl1I.R DAMAGE IL
s,,s aFlEEAs y ssss. ssSs.

lyers slssssso.llfsAEAn syoi.a ~AAythiAE;;
sEveirss: sissss 1 sSsse w - sabs,
ContatHiAE l1.a0OsPeop1e,ssPart f6Is
{, sv.sas xys.yssasNS - HI
eo.sssfS.A1k s;. laesepl.ses i. = 1Hkaew II
s-TowsetfM.a. scribe Fall. MsshsI.
4Away slDa,n.alsse VIII n: Bs ii sE \ I.
noss 81 49, Rstlre.a RFaa lEzss.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hifss-sA q
K1owSss sf,s !
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q 7 Y EE-Ea TYsfWY 4
MANY BADLY BRUISED.

sp<aiiEser.s. stand ats Polit.eal Meet
Ing Gives kSay. $ ! ~
RrSgklnEa. Sad rs 4, * X During
the meeting addressed by the Prohibf-:
ton scandidaees for president and vice
president at, Huron yesterday. MORN.
iii; rs q sSiffddeeHIalk EH1it over q ssubway'
MA rf,thesssReakeFys standsga way. and
tell to III bottom Of the subway, q
distance OF, nine feet, carrying watffs4t
t . I'm 5 :. teS; 4 gk;sl i a : c seee u IF fi per
Viii esshiitt ,sashutso only. s:thses' appssRfsed
to J.. he badly ,e &: :ss.a IL: VI ,ssrsoss 6 !.jlU.s:
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IS STRICKEN (: n AGAIN.
;TExAsssvzsrTnDs BY A TERRIFIC
FLOOD WITH Loss OF LIFE. !.

.lo.aer... a...is. a. lylooaNikkna.
!. !. : !paiass.e Sons. S., e ei.5 Yr re4.
! De.troyeds- Forty, Istaaians y
.,apEpsv.ed' il. one Place sid Al
the Ranches swanped ~ Wire sEs
=
: AutEenticE InfoFWas ton BE
! iobtained-one fo~a1 ssairFoSndsd'
-.:bysW1ysr.-----. $500
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RAIN sPOII.s GRAIN.
!: Flax; and wheat Yield Greatly De-
;creased bS#ExGessive Moisture.

FLAX nnd wheat Yield Greatly De-
creased bS+#sExcessive ssMoisture.
RedWoodsFaHs Mimi, Sept. 26.--The
heavy s:pp1ss$#ssptember including
stiss:veFS. ,heaYyE4ktn nf SUNDAY night,
sshaa . n stop t practically all.
thEseshlng operations. Gin this county
dufilngsths s. month gtll A.rhresh ssr. very
s1affaTaoonIis1s Minh.asA 81 Series i ii heavy
Observation-Disclosures over thtal section
nearly Ssehsisas@SEAhsofssWiee past. Threshs-
sinlkss hal AdNtnzinterrupted Many
ainpAxssEtackas.aEe Thoroughly soaked;
thr.,ongih laS iWiil. take, some time
tosdrsy.Nss'IHf mrany:instances, #
fsesfeaEed thAes grain will De aMaged.
.hhonrsss
sanaiaes sslgSa SsssTasarK '5g'sss' 'Th, :
viii 1daeiIasys aiistttnhirssfang foffssaa: fin week.s
HEAVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r knocking
5iAilaisHiii il II ls;;;ff AkpRnsazisod On the |. ground
MUCH sas lasssslta s1as prospective; yyitslds
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
oSsra.w 1FaSss .Se xslss IL tss...

NEWS IN BRIEF.
otsra.w; = TS@ tie VIC IL l sGss..
t. .den.4eaa .Fosn4s it, ~
xa aass e esSsi iof shs ssi5s 81 y aes III ii asiss:s
tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81.
The strikes ,of jaw neeyYmen1S; talap,s
iwhfchV,Yas. Mtkueprat96s-in 9sk4dand
.' e. !. 4.
: The. deluge continues 81 India, and
the Country Is 'ffn1naatesd f0f; 'fifGtissss,
Many, natives haze beer. drowHed--zrH-
are s;hSmeIess. ..:H"tst"
The ~cehsus-sbureau a. aRneunces the
Of Saginaw. Mich at 42-
1891 IN 1880: fhffss1 ffsa
;dacraasss of:s7s77aS orzs.syrpe e cent.
y 14evt p. ,gHsrmonxof .Clariuday, Iowa.
Sal9s killed ~ falling from a rapidly ,
9 4bvfASbgy PASSENGER 4adn. HiassskuhstHa
Fushed+ end ;deathdaYas almost instant.
! Emf erkt. william has copferred the
3nii}tafy decoration" of the ,,frsfsEttHass d: .
upon thes Observation-Disclosures =
-SaMSbs.at fekih. fss
! JsdssA G.@w.,Paasses Of -Tsalihina, Ind i
Naslon; ie1. Tor ealves.on on tlnuaas4 :.
RR ]; been "a 'sse 'rs: sggn as, sl9es y s's ~ ;,
E@sdeath e. s; 4. Hedhnds ths%en''
:: k3 GSl eo'5or or, ss ses sa. asa ~, Il
'ssouaS9eus .DFFsec44a.Mse97utNH as-! iois yIass,.
q q parila s ana a nve,Sta AJEsA
pa 81. ne LES sfe a!g ass's'eu 'nS '1 Wy Z
g. =. aWe, - al. . ,yyat g
\ tGe! ;sWas, !aia r,
"a. rest at Kidge cer~,eterss.asp
~: !. 81 e s ~ gpRRs
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ATTEMPT y 70. START :, coLAAE 2 :.
/ UNDER MILITARY PROTECTION: !.


ii iaay;a o5p senass iffS,sdayys9aaAhid5tBs-
Observation-Disclosures snss1sssBssttfrt: 9e e.7
ssistbsssa eetsRksAae1 tgissAlS are
iudkSaifaf;.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AG
stsFfssi(JNSaKEsshfi Mac$ e8is
s!e8hiiiss1lkklKg : css|SIs raae@lj
d shres regttnansts s ~,
pAMsskRua aA Nm slRgs iss94eYf
nesatsl ssss; ST assa e,s s.ESH
s sahesxeeaasts !e:,t1ess saantS; nss
In .anhAt about shenAndoeaA.asEwhere the
ie4sacaurredssE43aa =
sn-r STA. I; Ins. the .K,illius, i -.
;of M ;of the rioters by the 81 rinA'
posse:% Thesoperatorssahdsaf mime oYyIpeF4
a,suf1cient number. 9fEhands'
to run many Of the icolheties are de-
sirouss. Of returning TO werk-iE tfl6 yktaE9
be- protected. from aAsaNltss. fToeesa the
d~isorderly element. The sfieMn ttfdHseq
himself unable to%control thjsseasmens
ana hence. his request for trdppS ~
compiled: with by the goyernment,. NO.
the, numbber : of..mane.
:uorkers55iiKely to retvirn to WORT, this.
morning was made .lby either sid1s. VA
dan. Goblin. in oharse IS the T ~ 'ta:
hal issued. detailed orders ~ the
.coilieries and about the. mines n q
manner which; without doubt win. fully.
insure the: safety of>all who MAYBE
eide to: work The strikers have gfgge9
NO tintimation az, to, their view of 8 ss ~
This New Method -
on the part Of the mine owners beyon4..
the general calm determination Of tie
men that they, will not return. to h
mines. Whether there will beEas claahs
with the troops cannot be sconjectured.
Quietness prevailed yesterday through
out the entire region. Some mass meet
.ings were. held. which were. Addressed
~ the strike leaders, but-an the meett
ings were conducted in an orderly
manner, Tie churches throughout the
region were well attended. The pastor&k
ali. ccQuinselled good behavior on the
part Of the strikers, and especially adI;
'Vised against the. use. Of Intoxicating
liquors. Some. Of the preachers sided.
with the strikers: in theiy CONTEXT:
while a few, Of them EXPRESSED. the be
lief. that the. men and their, families
would be batter loft il they would re-
turn, to, work at once, :S<,
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o~BsrRuCT1NG NAVIGATION.

VcsselIien .Whnt Wrccks
From 81: Clair sRaver;s's2 w 5%ffA
Cleveland Ohio, Sept. 25.--:At 9 meet
ing Of W sselmenr'here a memorial to
the secretary of,war wal adopted ask J.
ing that steps b taken to ;feanover thu
wrecks OF. the Fontana and John Matoss
tin:from. st. Clair river These sMttcslttb nj
are said to constitute dangeEs9uaYaq4R 4
4tructions to navigation. 4.rN : S:IH
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~. Dseygacdsr1Mhilhe e.sIEeelltPAFlInsN lwftsse
iWincoHnaaL,. MINI, Sept. 25. While d
'party srSdr: 7tfastse.; eGdsistfnfgSs ST. John
.GzahleHski md wife and brethefF.s,
Michael. were VI out. IN q .rpwboat fishing
yesterday a~fternssssn from
. passing steamer II sscssspgssds!o ae .of .tps:
boats occupants to lose. their ~bablanGes::s
Ab1,ziaEsfr The two men ,,weras
drowned. but .ayster .a.hard struggleythes
woman was saved by q party ina
pasIsinas1s.ar6aaaabo6dat + Anahsf dspaiNs ff4hSs
here yesterday wa that Of GssSrfsg9s
isteissfy satchadanl IL HfIEs55tkrntnsasti
,boat,,{ Cyclone, who fell between taaAee
boat and it's barge. All Of the bpdies,
have IaieseHxrscoy2fed:S N.sn s,t,r, ! C.. :
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JAZZ nELIYERY;

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,nade.eapd opeued ssttaA ateet'ceal a6orss:'
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,N%sFNERALssltNEs LOST

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ss:sa ;ntx.diVssTas 4s6ssxSfiKaIfe 81 -
1s stR 4; AsRR 81 2s SsR, f r. fs;;5A sassss;
saturday, k5sketsdta much asFfnasg to
pssgeF{'ty e eaes also s.;; aEs8rS q fa s f s; }5$s:
OH the>rranShss. iii Chat vicinity. s5Iafe
NSee.pcsss At 4Jyaids e,.Ssq9 ses tw1entyGfiyesfees
caartnaIhidatiolh:ass bb9sAfanches
were Inundated and one English sheep.=s
man, Ethel6efft Mcdonald, togetheeE,
with. sonic Mexican Sheep 'kkfders, are.
said to have lost. their lives ON a ranch
in the mountains nieaTr: Brackett, From
tep6rts bf.1a; cdaony Of hofaahic :Italiar1s
II is thought .thst. tvs loat;, eAsls lives ~ !.
AZ. s.&, arss44a4. 4ssAsE-la aeaei., a4ass wv.
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lThe. lawyers ,NheyaEe asfenadlngs Estes::
e.. Rathbohe, the former director gen
eral' Of Gu bosttss;s now on sstb6if.s have {
asked the. autherities for, thsstnsictmentl,
end ekttadttion OF, Fourth Assistant
Postmaster. General Josephf44.: Rristyg1rFFs
He is charged. With being technfcally
more 'culpable than Rathbobne. = 8:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-24
RAIL WAY TINE CARD.

Arrivals and departures NJ trsi6s on ana
aIter August II, ls5V. explanation or Rel
references e marks: sDaily; fSunday except.
sunday only. Eastern Standard Tine
wn-cn = ne hour earlier thaa Central
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FINANCE IND TRADE.

NEW YORK, Sept. %. = Stocks
weakened afresh to-day, and after
two hours of active trading the mar
ket closed active and weak, except for
the irregularity caused by shorts buy
ing to cover in some OF the stocks
which had been most severely raided
by the bears. Only in Tennessee Coal
was the rally as much as a point, leav-
ing a net loss of points in that stock.
The cCalers, the high-priced special
ties and the steel stocks except the rail
rlorlng and bloodshed in the anthra-
cite mining region mad a depressing
influence on the whole list, and Read
ing issues were specially affected on
account of the hope That has been
INDUCED that its mines would not De
shut down. which is disappointed by
yesterdays cessation of work IN that
companys shafts. The light buying
for London account was entirely disre-
garded, and the slight demand from
bargain hunters, which mace its ap-
pearance here and there, Was without
any influence in checking the liquid
alton. The railroad group did not es-
cape the prevailing weakness, and
standard railroad stocks were as much
depressed as stocks Of minor roads.
There were examples of loss of a
point or over in the trunk lines, the
Southern group, the Southwesterns, the
Changers and the Pacifcs, Baltimore &
Ohio and Louisville & Nashville were
most conspicuous for weakness. The
bank statement seemed to precipitate
renewed selling, although it was no
weaker than had been expected and
in the decrease in loans was rather
better. The loan contraction shows the
extent to which genuine liquidation
has been going on in the stock mar
ket during the week. and detracts ma
terially from the force of assertions that
the selling has been mostly for short
account. It seems, also, that the re-
mittances in payment of the German
loan which stiffened the exchange mar
ket early in the week, were arranged
without recourse to the local money
market The movement OF gold from
the Bank of England to Germany, cou-
pied with the heavy interior demands
for currency, strengthen the conviction
that considerably higher money rates
are inevitable.
The bond market has been only
slightly affected, compared with stocks,
but liquidation has been in evidence
there also.
u. S. new As coupon advanced Is,
and the old Is Il per cent. in the bid
price.
The IS declined a per cent.