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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

The rloting 90 Chicago during the De-
rev procession was disgrace and an
outrage. In such a case as this. as In
the case OF Governor Roosevelt az Vic
tor few days since and OF Mt. Bryan
at New Haven four years ago, no politI-
cal party is to be- held responsible, but
hoodlums. roughs and toughs, and
their action is frowned down upon by
an decent citizens, no matter what
their politics. The rioters IN such cases
should be arrested and severely pun
Ishei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

Editor Muusey I'm his October maya
zIue predicts that men win ride upon a
single rain at the rate Of two hundred
miles an hour ia the near future.
That's nothing. Men have ridden on a
single ran and lt has seemed 20 them
that they have gone five hundred miles
ID five minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

The prospective coming 10 America
OF the expouoted Beers brings 10 mind
that st was from Holland direct that the
Puritaus came And the Characters
ties of the Beers are very similar to
those of the Puritans. II they come
and their influence Ola our history Is as
potent and beneficial as was that Of the
followers ot Robinson. they win be a
most valuable addition TO our popula-
lion. In any event they viii be well
coma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

To read OF Federals and Republicans
IN Porto Rico recalls carly politics IN
our own country But the followers of
Adams ana Jefferson never permitted
their bitter differences to result in
bloodshed That Is a peculiarly Latin
accompaniment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

Honoulu's hand'om. contribution TO
the Galveston sufferer shows ,ha, the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

islands are united 90 this country by
the bonds OF sympathy as well as By
political ties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

II campaign spe .ds u.r. confined
strictly 10 facts-v fh.y would gen.
orally be very mu,h shorter than they
are at present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

Conan Doyle hav been defeated Tor
parliament he ia.a4 s.. sherlock
Holmes 10 work on %. a.. 90 solve
the mystery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

II any one does nor t..a.. there are
tao sides 20 every question: '.- such am
oddly go and listta Zoo ta. a.akers Of
either party
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

Boston Is soon m has. movable
schoolhouses. Thi HN De o. vsri,able
movable feast OF l,au'u-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

II you don't res .Iag be- sure
YOU register t0mor w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

Remember the Registration days and
get registered,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-09

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS OPENED 2eo52
Interest paid quarterly ati per cent per 40
mum on 81 or thousands
LORENzO sNOW President
GEORGE NJ, CANNON. Cashier.
The sun., 1900-09-08
FILIPIEos MUTINIED.
Four Slain and Fifteen Wounded In
BtIibid Prison.

Washington, Sept. 7.-Manila advices
just received at the war department give
details of desperate mutiny among the
native prisoners in Bilibid prison which
resulted In the death of four and the
wounding of Is of them. The report
states that the outbreak came without
the slightest warning. The commandant
and other officials of the prison were go
ing about their duties on hot afternoon
when little, wizened Filipino, serving a
life term, assumed a crouching attitude
and began to creep up behind the native
| foreman, giving utterance to low growl,
| like wild beast.
The effect was electrical on the other
| convicts. In an instant the muttering
had grown to wild roar, and every pris-
oner was making for the keepers with
murder in his eyes. The senior captain
of the native guard when he commanded
| the little mob to disperse was slashed
across the back of the head with bolo.
| Then the infuriated men started for
| the gateway of the prison to overpower
| the guard and escape. They were met
| by Major Rogers, the commandant, and
small portion Of the guard, who fired a
volley into the ranks of the fugitiyes.
Three men fell, and this seemed to check
the prisoners for an instant, but their
leader, a Filipino of the most desperate
type. urged them on.
Though already wounded by the first
fire, his spirit was unbroken, and four
times the rifles spoke before he fell.
Then, like rats in trap, the prisoners
tried first one gateway and then another
and very probably would have overpow-
cred the small guard and made their es-
cape had not American prisoners them
| selves come to the rescue and helped to
capture the fugitives A few more vol
leys from the REINFORCED pursuers, and
the prisoners scurried to their quarters in
| abject terror
The sun., 1900-09-08
or INTEREST 70 r8AOAGRs.

A Fraud Greer ISsucd &@linst the
Atnerican Teachers agency.
Washington, Sept r. The postofice
department has issued the following:
"a fraud order has been issued by
the postoliee department against the
American Teachers agency, the Ameri-
can Civil Service college, L. ID. Bass,
manager; Il. N. Hines, secretary and
treasurer: l.. u. Bass and NJ. Il. Hines
individually, all Of Washington, direcr-
ing the postmaster at Washington to re-
turn to the writer's, stamped fraudulent
all mail matter arriving at the postoffice
for either of these parties or concerns
and forhiddins the payment Of any money
orders drawn TO their order.
This action was the result of an inyes-
tigation by the postofiice department,
which showed that these parties, under
their own names and those of the CON
Germs above mentioned, were using the
mail for obtaining money from teachers
throughout the United States and from
those desiring to make preparation for
civil service examination by means Of
false and fraudulent pretenses, repre-
sentations and promises.
This scheme was revival of the one
operated by L. ID. Bass some time ago
under his own name and that of the I'm
ion Teachers Agencies of America, the
Bureau Of Civil Service Instruction, etc,
against which fraud orders had already
been issued
The sun., 1900-09-08
General Markets.

New York, Sept. 7.
FLOUR-State and western inactive and rather
easy without change: Minnesota patents, S4a4so;
winter straghts, S3.50aS60; winter extras, $270a
8; winter patents, SS.75a4.
WHEAT-Dull, but steady this morning on
small Argentine shipments, steady cables and
light offerings; September, 77s4a7sc.; December,
s0lsss0 7-16c
RYE-Dull; state, 52a5sc., c. i. f., New York,
carlots; No western, 5Sc., I. o. b., ahoat.
CoRN-Rather firm on steady cables, local COW
ering and light country offerings; December,
4O1sc.; May, 40lsa40l4c.
oATS-Dull, but steady; track, white state, 25
ssSc track white, western, 25aSsc.
PoRK-steady; -, $l2a1s.25; family, s15a
1915.
LARD-Quiet; prime western steam, &c.
BUTTER-Weak; state dairy, 16a2lc.; cream
cry, 171sa2l%c.
cHEEsE-s Strong; large white, 1ossc.; small
white, 1Oha1014c.
EGGS-Firm; state and Pennsylvania, 161aa19c. ;
western, loss of, 17al5c.
sUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining, 4Ac.; CEN
trifugal, SO test, 1s-16c. refined firm; crushed,
o.b6c.; powdered, o.z5c.
TURPENTINE--Firm at S6ha27c.
MoLAsSES-Firm; New Orleans, 4Sa53c.
RICE-stsady; domestic, Assa6lac.; Japan, 41sa
&c.
TALLow-Dull; city, 41.lec.; country, aga
xMA
lob printinp naat1v dnna ot th;a -,
The sun., 1900-09-08
Root Goes Home.

Washington, Sept. 7. . Secretary of
War Root has left the city for his home
at Southampton. \. Y. He has been nm
der severe strain throughout the Chi
nese crisis. especially since the departure
Of Secretary Hay, and is slightly indis-
posed. Unless some sudden complication
should arise necessitating his return, he
expects to be absent about two weeks.
The members of the cabinet are now
widely scattered on their vacations.
Secretary Gage is off the New England
coast, Secretary Hay is at Sunapee, n.
H; Secretary Long is at his home in
bingham, Mass; Secretary Wilson is at
Canton, o.. and Postmaster General
Smith is in Maine.
The sun., 1900-09-08
SERVICE OVER MORGAN.
I've Remains of the Comptroller
Taken From Albany to BulIaio.

A'te heEhaAnS bI LRe 1OnIotFOiiST
Taken FROM Albany to BuIaIO.
Albany, Sept. Z The remains Of the
late Colonel William J.. Morgan, comp
trullcr of the state, We're taken to Buff
fao on the Empire State express where
on Sunday they will be inferred in the
family plot. Prayers were read at the
family residence, ON Main cyenuc, by the
Rev a. Ii. Lucas of Trinity NJ. e.
Church of this city.
The honorary rallhoarers were Lieu
tenant Governor Woodruff, Secretary of
State McDonQiigh, State Treasurer japc-
kcl, Attorney General Davies. Super.n-
tendpHt Of Public Works Partridge,
Stalo Engineer and Surveyor Bond. Dep
uty Comptroller Gilman, Judge D. S.
Potter Of Glen's Falls, Speaker Of the
Assembly Nixon and Thomas Austin of
this city. There We're several floral trib-
utes from the comptroller's office and
from friends.
Among those in attendance was for
mer State Comptroller James A. Roberts.
Governor Roosevelt was represented at
the funeral by his military secretary,
Colonel G. G.. Treadwell.
The sun., 1900-09-08
OHIO Brewers Act.

Toledo, Sept. THE Ohio Brewers
association has elected officers as fol-
lows: President, James Pilliod of Toledo;
vice president, Gustave Burkhardt, Ak
ron; treasurer, w. III. Chaplin, Cleve-
land; secretary, G. A. Miller, Cincinnati.
The retiring president, Colonel Carl j.
Hoster of Columbus, was presented with
a handsome loving cup. The association
members adopted strong resolution de-
manding that congress should take off
the war duty of 81 barrel, also asking
for the abolishment of stamps for one
eighth barrels,
The sun., 1900-09-08
New Racing Association.

San Francisco, Sept. THE much dis
cussed plan of Prince Andre Ponia-
towski to control and conduct racing at
Tanforan' and Ingleside has taken def
mite form. The San Francisco Jockey
club has been organized with $1,000,000
of preferred stock and similar amount
of common stock. The directors are
Prince Poniatowski, Charles Fair, ]. j.
Moore of Menlo Park; Frank j. Carolan
and Major j. l.. Rathbone. The officers
are: President, Prince Poniatowski; vice
president, Charles Fair; secretary, D. L.
Lynch Pringle.
The sun., 1900-09-08
ALLEGED Murderer's Escape.

New York, Sept. 7.-Wiliam Bullock
the negro who was tried three times for
the murder of Chief of Police james
Walsch of Red Bank, N. j., and who
was waiting fourth trial, has escaped
from the Monmouth county Jail at Free
hold. Bullock occupied a cell on the
ground floor and was last seen when his
cell was fastened. When the jailer open
ed Bullock's cell, he was astonished to
find that the negro had escaped. Bullock
had evidently carefully planned to gain
his freedom. He tunneled through the
concrete floor of his cell to an areaway
underneath, while confcdcrates from the
outside managed to make hole through
the wall of the Jail.
The sun., 1900-09-08
a EnlInre e. sNrncure.

Utica. \. r., Sept. 7.-ATansfeld J..
French. 4 manufacturer of Syracuse, has
filed IN the district court here a petition
in bankruptcy His liabilities are S31.-
939.9G and assets S335, ) 2.3333, much Of
which is in accounts The secured cred
tors are Merchants National bank, Sill
70S: National Wall Plaster Company of
America, SlI5; Harriet G. Heddins,
$1,000 Caroline S. Plumb and William
G. Andrews, S46i.S5; Flora Reed, So
800, all q Syracuse. There are 40 un-
secured creditors.
The sun., 1900-09-08
BoB2s BEATEN OFF.
A hittIe British Garrison Praised by
lord Roberts.


Lord Roberts.
i.eGda ssrt. 7.-Lagd Roberts reports
from Belfast, Transyaal, under date Of
Wednesday, Sept, ). as follows:
Ian Hamilton tEayersed Dulstroom
yesterday with SLIGHT opposition. Butler
engaged the enciATs left this morning.
Hamilton is eudeavoring to turn his
right.
'Boers, with two guns and one POM
pom, Ihis morning attacked 125 Cana
dian mounted infantry guarding the rail
way between Pan and Wondersfontein.
Aiahon proceeded to their assistance, but
the little garrison had beaten off the enc
my before he arrived. 1t was very
creditable performance, The wounded
were Major Handlers and Lieutenant
Noodle, slightly, and two men. Six men
are missing"
A dispatch from Cape Town dated
Sept says:
General Baden-Powell arrived here
this morning. In spite of the early hour
of his arrival, there was great public
demonstration in his honor. The crowd
cnrricd him on their shoulders from the
railway station 70 tlc ~5Yprnm 1T house,
distance of half mile"
The sun., 1900-09-08
New Canadian senator.

st. John, N. B., Sept. 7.-Dr. John
" Ellis, Liberal member of parliament
for st. John City, has been elevated to
the Canadian senate. DR.. Ellis is well
known editor and one of the most prom-
nent men in eastern Canada. In 1867 he
was leading opponent of the plan for
federating the provinces, and nearly 20
years later he aroused much criticism by
uttering sentiments friendly to the Unit
ed States, members of his own party
even charging him with being an annex
ationist."
The sun., 1900-09-08
Alaska Indians Destitute.

Washington, Sept. THE secretary of
the treasury has received advices from
Alaska confirming the reports that q
most deplorable condition exists among
the native Indians along the coast from
Cape Nome northward. The treasury Of
ficials are powerless to render any aid to
the sufferers owing to the fact that the
department has no available funds for
such a purpose, but General Spandins
has written letter to the war depart.
ment, which has fund that can be
drawn upon in emergency cases like the
present, recommending that food be sup
piled.
W.. ..aI oll Ia ,aaura in Tur SuN
The sun., 1900-09-08
Medicine Man slain.

North Yakima, Wash, Sept. 7.-Chief
Illowahe. an aged medicine man and chief
of the Yakima tribe, has been brutally
stoned to death in his tent by an Indian
named John. He had been called ON by
John to save his child. which was sick.
The old doctor went through the asxal
barbaric formalities as best he could, yet
the child died. The father then went to
the medicine mans tent and stoned him
to death
The sun., 1900-09-08
Mnx organize New Union.

Pittsburg, Sept. 7.-Disgruntled blow
ers and gatherers, members of d. A. 300,
are organizing separate union. The
new organization plans to form within
a week some Is preceptories at various
Independent plants. The move is sup
ported by Master Workman Parsons of
the Knights of Labor, who will revoke
the charter of the parent organization
and give it to the new if he is sustained
by the District Of Columbia courts in the
pending factional fights in the Knights
nf Ia hor
The sun., 1900-09-08
Many Vessels wrecked or Florida.

Key West. Sept THE Mallory line
steamer Comal. Captain Evans, from
New York Sept. / for Galveston via this
port. has arrived here 40 hours late,
having encountered very heavy weather
after passing Jupiter light. She reports
four vessels ashore on the coast-a bark
at Turtle harbor, barkentine near
French reef. also four masted schooner
short distance away, apparently at an
Choir on the reef, and square rugged
vessel near Sombrero light. Wreckers
have left here to render assistance.
The sun., 1900-09-08
savings Association Fails.

Pittsburg. Sept. THE Fifth Avenue
Savings and Loan association of Nc
Keesport, Pa, is insolyent, and the Mer-
camille Trust company of this city has
been appointed temporary receiver. An
alleged discrepancy of $4,000 has been
discovered in the accounts of former
secretary, but no proceedings have been
instituted. The cash value of the asso-
ciation is $4G7, ,69o.04, and the failure is
the largest in the history of building and
loan associations in the state.
The sun., 1900-09-08
Sheepshead Bay Entries for To-day
Special to The Sun.

Sheepshead Bay Entries for Today
Special to The Sun.
First Race-5F. 2 year olds selling.
Minion, Waiter, Frank Hall, Trisagian,
Schoolmaster 102; Punctual, Mauga 81;
Fleeche d'Or, The Golden Pr So; Boun-
teous, The Puritan 100; Tonicum, Roe
hampton 10Y; Marothen, Salve, Strate-
gist 104; Golden Ray 112; Farmer Ber-
nett, Luck, Edgefeld 103; lebanon los;
Flara 101; Farsight 81; DIogheda Ito;
Petra III, Animosity 100.
Second Rsce-7F. All Ages. Handicap.
Intrusive 1876; Trillo 116; Rockton 113;
King Bramble 112; Belle of Troy Ill;
Belle of Lexington 10S; Modrne, Hesper
l07; Mr.. Jersey los; John Yerkes 104;
Smoke SO; All Green, Lady Uncas 9S.
Third Race-6F. year olds. Handi-
cap. The Great Eastern. Col Padden 80;
Autolight, Beau Gallant los; Blues, AL
ard Scheck 1923; Dublin 1l3; DIR. Barlow
100; Beau Ormond, Smile 104; Keni-
worth ITO; Lady Schorr lis; Far Rock
away l2l.
Fourth Race-2!M. Annual Champion
stakes. Ethelbert 1888; Maid of Harlem
l27; Ildrim 119; King Brambe, Douro
l16; David Garrick 1913; killasnandra
ll3.
Fifth Race-Full Course. Free Handi-
cap Steeplechase. Plato 162; Mars Chan
lbs; Old Tauk 142; George Keene 140;
Captain Piersal, NonatHck 1856; Count
Favarro 1874.
Sixth Race-S4F. On Turf Selling.
Compensation 1913; Big Gnn Ill; Kufa
SO; Prestidigitator 102; Ten Candles l06i
Carbuncle 1903; Maxine Gomez 125;
Flaunt 104; Alsike ITO,
The sun., 1900-09-08
Germnn cathoIics to Meet.

Dubuque, Ia, Sept. president Mich
olas Gouner of the Central Society OF
German Catholics announces that all
are completed for the an
nual meeting at Peoria, Ills, beginning
on Sunday next. The principal address
will be delivered by Bishop Spaulding
At least 10000 people are expected tc
participate in the parade Sunday.
The sun., 1900-09-08
Death of a Veteran Acrobat.

St. Louis, Sept. IA man who died at
the st. Louis hotel, where he was
known as Charles Russ, has been iden-
titled by friends who knew him years
ago as Charles Russell, famous acrobat
and clown, at one period P. L. Barnum's
leading attraction. Russell was known
as the human arrow" He died in
poyerty,
The sun., 1900-09-08
sheepshead BAY Races Yesterday.


First 5F. servilla, 10 to / and 4 to i,
lst; Star, TO |, %; Taveta, Sd. Time
l.0025
Second-lM. Serrano, 4 to 5 and out,
lst; Macleod Of Dare, to ), I'd; Bold
Knight Sd. Time LAP.
Third-6F. Luerania, to / and to J.,
lst; Albnla, 6 to |, ID; Rolling Boer 3D..
Time Lib 3 5.
Fourth-llM. Jack Point, to and
out. lst; Hardly, even, I'd; Whistling
Con Sd. Time 2.06 4-5.
Fifth 2M, Sir Hubert, added, 15 to l
and to l., 1st; Draughtsman, to 2, I'd;
Ben Elder Sd. Time $50 20.
Sixth-6F. Unmasked Z to 2 and to
5, lst; La Tosca IL, 6 to 5, I'd; Gold dor
Sd Time 1.14.
The sun., 1900-09-08
The Kaiser at stettin.

Stettin, Sept. THE emperor and en-
press of Germany arrived here to attend
the imperial navy maneuvers. In reply
to an address of welcome from the burgo-
master his majesty declared his convic-
tion that success would attend the eff
forts being made to establish in the far
east stable government and orderly
conditions under which the German mer-
chants can carry on trade undisturbed
and without risk.
The sun., 1900-09-08
New Transatlantie Service.

Philadelphia, Sept. THE Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad company, whose new
pier at jackson street wharf has just
been completed, is reported to have clos
ed contracts with the North German
Lloyd Steamship company and with an
English steamship line for regular serv-
ice between Philadelphia and Bremen
and between Philadelphia and London
resDectiyely
The sun., 1900-09-08
Canada's Finances.

Halifax, N. S., Sept 7.-At Liberal
meeting in this city w. s. Fielding, Ca
madam minister of finance. announced
for the first time the state of the Domin-
ion revenue for the fiscal year. The rev.
enue, he said, had been $50, ,927 ,941, leav-
ing a surplus of $7,940,392 The pay
ments on account of the South African
contingents up to June 80 had been 81,
536. 149.
The sun., 1900-09-08
Battle with cracksmen.

Athens, o., Sept. Local officers, ac.
companied by Pomeroy police, had a
pitched battle with alleged safe blowers
near Canaanville. James Watkins and
Henry Williams We're captured after %
shots had been exchanged. Watkins was
seriously wounded.
The sun., 1900-09-08
National Bank For san Juan.

New York, Sept. THE comptroller of
the currency has approved the appiica-
ton of William Schall Of Muller, Schall
& Co. of this city to change the Colonial
bank of San Juan, Porto Rico, into a
national bank. Meanwhile some ques-
ton has arisen among the directors re-
garding the expediency of the change,
owing to the restrictions placed around
national banks by the federal laws.
The sun., 1900-09-08
The letter Carriers, Convention.

Detroit, Sept THE National Asso
citation of Letter Carriers has reelected
the following officers: President, John n
Parsons, New York; vice president, NJ. Il
Finnan, Bloomington, His; secretary, Ed
ward ]. Cantwell, Brooklyn; treasurer
Alexander Mcdonald, Grand Rapids
Previous to the election several mem
bers whose names We're on nominating
ballots withdrew.
The sun., 1900-09-08
SLAIN BY CHINESE.
Missionaries From Pennsylvania
Victims of the Boxers.

Victims of the Boxers.
London, Sept. News of fresh Chi
nese outrages has reached Shanghai from
Paotingfu. Mrs Simcox, wife of a
missionary, was stabbed to death while
standing, gun in hand, over the dead body
Of her husband.
Before death closed her eyes she saw
her three babes impaled on Chinese bayo-
nets. Rev. Frank Simcox, his wife and
three children were Americans and came
from Oil City, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. G. r. Hodge of Philadel-
phia were also massacred.
Troops have started from Peking to
avenge the outrage.
The Simcox and Hodge families had
been previously reported safe at Peking.
Later advices from Chinese official
sources give the above account of their
massacre.
The japanese foreign office has receiv-
ed a telegram, dated Shansi, Sept. 4, say
ing that large bodies of Black Flags,
commanded by General Liu, are march
ing northward through the provinces of
Human and Hupei
A special dispatch from Shanghai says
Iii Hung Chang has made a request for
an American escort to accompany him on
his Journey to Peking and that the Unit
ed States consul, Goodnow, is consider.
ing his request.
Now that proposal more in conform
ity with the original American recon-
mendation has apparently met with the
appreciation of at Aeast majority of the
powers the British foreign Office has al
lowed it to become definitely known that
the British government is of the opinion
that it is advisable for the allied forces to
remain at Peking until satisfactory ar
rangements for peace, etc, are concluded
with the Chinese government.
The sun., 1900-09-08
Chicago Races Yesterday.
Special to The Sun.

Special TO The sun.
First 6F. Haudyman, Propeller,
Audie. Time LIS 2-5.
Second-6F. Goal Runner, L. I. Cation
The Sluggard. Time LA 3.5.
Third-Short Course. Lord Chester
field, Reno, Jim Hogg. Time 1856 2-5.
Fourth I'M. Dad Steele, Donation,
Baird. Time LAP.
The sun., 1900-09-08
plague Checked In GLASGOW.

Washington, Sept. 7.-Surgeon Gener-
al Wyman of the marine hospital service
has received cable message from Pass
ed Assistant Surgeon Thomas at Glas-
Cow saying that there had been no new
cases of plague for three days and that
conditions are good.
The sun., 1900-09-08
Typhoid Epidemic at Syracuse.

Albany, Sept. THE state board of
health was notified that an epidemic of
typhoid fever had broken out at the
State Institution For Feeble Minded
Children, Syracuse, 12 cases being re-
ported. An official from the board will
make an Investigation into the case.
The sun., 1900-09-08
Many Hurt an FireworKs.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept r. During the
production OF the Battle Of Manila" by
a fireworks company in the baseball park
a section of the amphitheater 20 feet in
~ cc!''ns".l, ini"ring 20 persons,
eight of them seriously.
The sun., 1900-09-08
Trades Union Delegates.

London, Sept. THE Trades Union
congress, in session at Huddersfeld, has
selected John Weir of Dunfermline, Scot
land, and Peter Nolan of London as del
egates to the coming convention at Louis
Vile