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Wclcott the Winner.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 2i.-Jor
Walcott and Mysterious Billy Smith
fought ut the Coliseum tonight, the
fight being scheduled for twenty rounds.
AT every stage Of the fight Walcett
proved himself Smiths superior. In
the tenth round Walcott went Mt Smith
hammer and tongs, administering ter
rifle right and left swings in the stom-
ach and head. Smith. who had fourh,
foul In some OF the earlier rounds, real
king that he was no match for thu
black man. deliberately foulcd him by
holding. whercupon he was disqualified
and sent to his corner by the referee,
and Walcott wns declared the winner
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TEXAS AGAIN
VISITED BY A
RAGING FLOOD.
Colorado River Twenty Feet Higher
Than Ever Before Known-Waters
Continue to Rise at All Points.
GOVERNOR WARNS THE PEOPLE.
Water surglng Through the Mount
ain Gorgos-Several Lives Lost.
Acres Of Cotton Destroyed.

AUSTIN. Texas. Sept. Ex-Governor
Sayers wired tonight to all points
south Of here. warning notices that the
most terrific flood In the history of the
Colorado river. which flows by this city,
Is now surglng down through the
mountain gorges to the northwest OF
here. and Is expected at this place by
midnight. The warning was sent out
by Governor sayers in response to the
following telegraphIc warning:
"GoLDTHwAITE, Sept. "a.
ITO Governor Sayers: Notify all
towns on Colorado river and have towns
notify country points that river Is ten
feet higher than ever before known,
and is still rapidly rising. Very
urgent"
tSigned "PHIL II. CLEMENTS,
state Representative"
The river has been rising very rap
idly at Austin since o'clock.
Along the Colorado water sheds very
heavy rains have fallen during the past
four days, and the rise reported coming
down now is twenty feet higher than
the one which broke the Austin dam
and wrecked the clty's light and power
plant last April. It Is expected that
the advance of this grea. rise vii!
sweep by Austin about midnight, and
all parties In the lowlands to the south
of the city. and all points reached by
either telegraph or telephone were COM
munlcated with by the governor, with
the warning to escape before the flood
arrivs Great alarm is felt as the re-
suit OF the rise.
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Thurston at Martinsburg.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
MARTINSBURG. W. Va, Sept. 2a-a
John M. Turston. United States senator
from Nebraska, made the first of se>
ries Of speeches in West Virginia in this
city tonight. He was greeted by one
OF the largest political gatherings that
has assembled here this campaign.
Teddy's Rough Walkers and the city
band turned out and escorted the
speaker to the opera house, where tho
meeting was held. Senator Thurston
Is one Of the ablest orators that has
ever spoken in Martinsburg and his I'D
dress upon the doctrines of the Republl-
can party was very convincing.
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HOWARD TRIAL
Nearing the End-Argument to the
Jury Commenced.

Jury commenced.
FRANKFORT. KY. Sept. 24.-The nr-
guaent to the jury In the case OF
James Howard. charged with being n
principal in the killing of William
GOebel. began this afternoon and Will
conclude tomorrow morning. Carol
Little. for the defense. referred to Goe-
bel at all times as Governor Goeber'
In the most respectful manner and
condemned his assassination vigorous
ly. but appealed to the jury not to pun
ish an innocent man. He said he did
not doubt the shot was fred from the
secretary of states office, but there
was no proof that Howard was in
there. ~
Col, T. C. Campbell, for the prose-
cution. argued that Howard's defense,
an alibi. having been annihiated by
the evidence OF the prosecution, was
equal TO finding him guilty. as there
was also evidence that he had been dis
covered running away from the build
ing Immediately after the shooting.
Congressman. w. C. Owens closed tho
case for the defense tonight, and Judge
Williams will conclude for the prose-
cution Tomorrow.
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CABINET POSITIONS
Discussed by Bryan-says In Case Of
Victory He Will be Free to do as
He Plenses-Lnnvesf for Lincoln.

Discussed by Bryan---Says In Case Of
Victory He Will be Free to do as
He Pleases-Leaves for Lincoln.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Wrlulam J.
Bryan came to Chicago this morning
from his home In Lincoln. Neb. held n
conference with various members of the
Democratic national committee, and re-
turned to Lincoln this evening.
Among those present at the confer
ence were Senator J. X. Jones, Chair
man Johnson. vice chairman W. j.
Stone. National Committeeman F. D.
OBrien, OF Minnesota: D. j. Campau.
Of Michigan; B. F .Shlveley. Of India
ma, and Congressman Shnfroth. of COL
orado; Governor Longino, OF MIssisslp-
ri. ard ]. Hamilton Lewis, Of Wash
ington.
At the conclusion OF his conference
with the members OF the committee Mr..
Bryan gave out the following statement
in refutation Of a report that positions
In his cabinet, should he be elected, had
already been promised:
Il have not given to anyone. either
verbally or in writing, promise OF n
cabinet position and shall rot, dur
Ing the campaign. make any such pro-
misses. have not authorized and shall
nor authorize any one, verbally or in
writing. to promise any cabinet posi-
ton, or any other position to any one.
Be Absolutely Free.
III am elected shall be absolutely
free to discharge all the duties OF the
Office according to my platform as far
as the platform goes. and according to
my own Judgment In all matters not
covered by the platform. r.
II came to Chicago especially to con-
fer with the committee" said Mr..
Bryan. 81 wanted to talk with the
committee now. for the reason that
have three days at my disposal. and
when I come through on OctoberA. will
have no time for such a purpose. AS
to Mr.. Hanna's assertions concerning
me, have nothing to say. The public
understands the situation. The agi-
tation of the trust question is meeting
with success. It Is something that ap-
peals to every working man.
so far as know now. shall follow
my original itinerary. Notwithstanding
all this talk about me changing my
dates at the behest OF the committee"
Col. Bryan, accompanied by J. Ham
ilton Lewis. OF Washington, took the
Burlington for Lincoln. Neb at $3.50 p.
m.
Vice Chairman Stone will return to
New York tomorrow.
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GERMANY MAY
ABANDON Her
CHINA DEMAND.
Semi Official Statements to the Effect
Tint European Cabinets Are Try
Ing to Get Empire to Withdraw,
HER UNJUST CLAIMS IN CHINA.
Throwing Taunts at Amcrica-Brit-
ish Press Suggests That Ger
many's Course is Unwise.

LONDON, Sept. '25.-3:30 n. ma
semi official announcement has been Is
sued In St. Petersburg that the Euro
pean cabinets are engaged In an en-
dcavor to Induce Germany to abandon
her demand for the surrender of the
instigators of the anti-foreign outrages
as preliminary to peace negotiations.
According to the Berlin correspondent
Of the. Daily Express. Germany VIII
make new proposal. namely. that the
great powers form an international
court to try the Chinese officials ac-
cused OF completely In the outrages.
The Morning Post has the following
from Its Shanghai correspondent, dated
yesterday:
"The Russians recently organized an
expedition towards Mukdeu. which has
already reached Lao Yang. about mid
way between Niu Chwaung and Muk-
den. 1t will probably encounter opposi-
tion."
The British and continental press is
still discussing Americas reply. which
is generally regarded as encouraging Ii
Hung Chang to delay the negotiations.
General Gribsky, military governor of
Amur. has issued a proclamation de-
clarIng the annexation of Manchurla ID
be punishment for the attack made OH
Blagovestchensk.
Taunts Thrown at America
A semi-onlcial communication to the
Cologne Gazette disavowins any desire
on the part of Germany to execute The
instigators OF the outragrs on the
strength of the testimony Of the foreign
ministers, says:
"The international court OF Justice
would decide upon the question Of guilt.
and would pronounce sentence. To lool;
on complacently while n nockery Of
Justice. such as the Omitted States. de-
mands, was being demanded. would
mean renewal OF he massacres."
Commenting upon the reproaches
which the Cologne Gazette and other
papers have levclled against the United
States. the Berlin correspondent of the
Times says:
.'Whatever may be-thought OF the at
titude OF The United States. 1t hardly
seems wise from diplomatic point of
view to hurl these tauntS at a nation
which experience has shown Is by no
means in the habit of pocketing or for
getting such attention"
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THOUSAND MEN
At Work Cleaning Up the Debris in
Stricken Gnlveston-Snloons Per-
mitted to open-Brazos Rapidly


Stricken Gnlveston-Snloons Per-
mitted to open-Brazos Rapidly
Rising.
GALVESTON. Texas Sept. 2i.-Un-
der the supervision OF Chairman Jcns
Moller. OF the committee OF public Ia
Dor, nearly 1000 men went to work to-
day, cleaning the streets and beach In
front of debris and dead bodies. The
wages are 81 81 day for laborers, So for
men and carts and 50 50 for men and
teams. to be paid out OF the general re-
lief fund.
After being closed for fortnight, the
saloons opened this morning, with the
consent Of the mayor.
The railroads are trying to get their
new track In the storm-swept district
between here and Houston placed In
good order. but find 1t difficult to get
men.
DR.. I. M. Kline. observer of the Uni
ted States weather bureau. hns sent out
n warning to the farmers living In the
bottoms of the lower DraZos river, that
the river Will continue TO rise Tuesday
and Wednesday, and that It win proba-
bly, reach high WatUr mark. that Is to
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: Bridges swept.A AWAY

HOUSTON, Texas. Sept. 2.-A spe-
clal from Goldthwaitc says there has
been no loss OF life, but that the rise in
the Colorado has swept all bridges away
and destroyed cattle and crops.
5 Many houses have been destroyed and
n hundred families are homeless,
though they escaped to the highlands.
No loss Of life has been reported.
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VIOLA ALLEN SCORES A HIT
In "In the Palace of the King"-cur-
tain Calls Frequent.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Sept. 24.-Miss
Viola Allen scored hit tonight at the
National theatre rs Dona Maria Do
lores de Mendoza, in 'In the Palace Of
the King This was the opening Of
Miss Aliens season in Stoddard's dra-
matization Of Marion Crawford's novel,
and she was greeted by large and dis
t.nguished audience. Several members
of the cabinet and other we'll known
officials were present. The play Is one
OF thrilling interest, dealing with the
time Of Philip the Second. king Of Spain,
and curtain calls were frequent. The
supporting company is a strong one,
Robert Haines, Us Don Juan OF Aua.
trla, dividing honors with the star. Tho
opening sales for the week were larger
than for '"rhe Christian" which held
the local record last season.
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Zion Elders Run Out of Town.

MANSFIELD, o., Sept. 2i.-Zion Ell
ders Mark A. Loblaw. OF Chicago, and
James Watts. OF Hammond. Ind, ar.
rived here to-day and went TO a hotel
where their Identity was discovered. a
citizen compelled them to march to the
city prison. where they remained until
noon, when they were dcported. A
inrge crowd was Mt the depot when thew
left. No trouble was experienced In
getting them out OF the city. The men
are said TO be British subjects.
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ELLIS GLENN CASE
Case Disposed of by Judge jackson.
To be Tried by Criminal Judge.

u
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va. Sept. 24.-
The habeas corpus proceedings in the
case Of Ellis Glenn. the male imperson-
ator, and alleged forger, who has at
tained widespread notoriety because Of
the sensational features connected with
her arrest. was disposed of by Judge
Jackson in the United States court to-
day. x
1t is ordered that the marshal OF this
district deliver her into the custody Of
the sheriff of this county to be taken be-
fore the criminal court Of the county;
then to be dealt with as the Judge
thinks right and proper. 81,
Glenn at once gave bond to appear
for trial In the criminal court Thursday.
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Miners Join the Union.

SHENANDOAH, Pa. Sept. a.
George Harris. national organizer Of
the United Mine Workers, arrived here
to-day from Mt. Carmel. At that place
he addressed a meeting which he says
was attended by 5000 mine workers and
that 1000 OF them Joined the union.
General Goblin says he will not permit
any secret meetings Of the mine work
ers ana inc latter sny their meetings
are ~ public because there is not n
hnll in town large enough to hold all
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President shaffcr RESIGNS,

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Sept. 2i-It hns
developed here that President Theodore
J. Shaffcr, OF the Amalsamated Asso-
citation of Iron and Steel Workers, ten.
dcred his resignation during the Joint
wage conference ut Cincinnati. A meet
ing of the advisory board Will be called
to net on the resignation. President
Shaffcr was criticised by members Of
the association on account OF the ad-
tustment made with the Illinois Steel
Company for the operation OF the MIL
waukce mill, but his resignation wus
entirely unexpected. r
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POLITICAL POT

Boiling Over in Preston-Hon. julius
G. Renninger stumping the County.
Large Republican Majority.
Special Dispatch to the In.elligeneer.
TUNNELToN, W. Va. Sept. 2I-The
Romeo H. Freer club held an enthusi-
astlc rally in Browns hall Saturday
night. Hon. Julius C. Renninger, OF
Maryland was the speaker for the ev-
enlng. Mr.. Renninger Is one OF the
most brilliant young campaigners In
the state Of Maryland. and on this oc-i
casion he was at his best and fairly
set the audience wild with his keen
portrayal Of the splendid achievements
of the Mckinley administration and
his terrific denunclatlon OF the fallnciesI
OF the Bryan Democracy. ThIrty-three
new names for membership were given
to the secretary. The campaign Ia
getting hot in old Preston and she will
roll up a phenomenal majority for the
full dinner pail. s ~ i,
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PRESIDENT AND MRS. MCKINLEY
Take a Seven Mile Country Drive.
Receives n Number Of Callers.

8 CANTON. Ohio, Sept. 24.-President
and Mrs. Mckinley went for IN extend-
ed drive. this morning. Later the Presi-
dent received q number OF callers.
In the afternoon President and MIRA
Mckinley drove to New Berlin. q littlo
town seven miles north OF the city.
In the evening the President received
few friends who called in m iafor-
NAL Way ",
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Foraker in Place of Pritchard.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgences.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va, Sept. Pa
The Republican state committee an
nounced that the meeting advertised for
next Friday night. at which United
States Senator ]. C. Pritchard. of North
Carolina. was announced TO speak. has
been declared off and that Senator Jo-
SER Benson Foraker will speak here on
s. 9 lay night In the place OF Mr..
PrlIcnard.
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say. twenty-five feet above low water
mark. Z, y II
The storm swept away n great many
OF the caskets which had been placed
in vaults in the city cemeteries. Amous
the missing caskets is one which con-
talned the remains OF Charles coshlan.
the actor who died here on November
q last. i5s5F
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Governor Atkinson at Ravensvood.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIEencer.
RAvENsWooD. W. Va, SPIT. Pa,
Governor Atkinson spoke to. the largest
political gathering ever assembled here
at night meeting. and his speech Is
conceded to have been the greatest ever
listened to by a RavensW ood audience
The hall was not large enough to hold
the people. and many were compelled to
leave for want OF seating room. He
aroused enthusiasm in all and good re-
suits will follow. Jackson county will
roll up 4 good, big Republican majority,
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MULES Sent to the Corral

sHAMollIN. Pa, Sept 24.-Three
hundred mules were taken from the
Alaska mines of the Philadelphia 6;
Reading Coal and Iron Company to-
day and sent TO the Schuylkill county
corral. The company gave notice to
$500 men and boys employed at the op-
erations previous to the strike that
unless they returned to work by Satur-
day the collieries would be abandoned
for n lengthy period
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Great Destruction of Cotton.

HOUSTON. Texas. Sept. 2i.-The
town Of Brownwood has not been ser
iously damaged by the overflow of Pc
can bayou. nor have any lives been lost.
The water flooded the town, and soE,e
damage resulted from this cause. The
greatest damage has been to cotton
open in the fields. Correspondents at
NIL points in north Texas report this loss
as heavy. The loss Of life reported
from San Antouio Is so fa--- all that has
been heard of.
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APATHY DISSOLVED.
Senator Hanna Says the Republicans
Have Walked Up to Sense of Their
Duty-Will Debate the Issues With

Duty-Will Debate the Issues With
Any of the Enemy.
NEW YORK, Sept. Ex-senator Han,
M reached this city this morning d.
rect from Cleveland. He was welcomed
to Republican national headquarters by
Cornelius N. Bliss. Senator Scott and
Committeeman Manley and Gibbs. Mr..
Hanna said he would remain in the
city for week. possibly longer. or
the situation from his viewpoint,
Senator Hanna said:
..'I find that th. much-talked-of apa-
thy of Republicans Is being dissolved,
and that the dormant Interest Of the
voter at large is being aroused to the
necessity of working. The opening Of
the campaign throughout the entire
country has had much to do with this
erliveniats, interest,". - 'S5's
Senator Hanna denied the published
interview to the effect that he had said
Mr. Croker would be given a cabinet
position in the event OF Bryan's cleo
tion.
No Estimate Given.
He also denied that the national COM
mIttee. either here or in Chicago, had
given any estimate concerning the
electoral vote. and said that no esti-
mate would be given. He refused to
discuss the coal strike.
Senator Hanna was asked concerning
his recent statement that there were
no trusts. He answered:
II repeat that all the organizations,
or combinations of capital that we're
amenablc to the law, and that had the
power to oppress the people. have been
suppressed and have been dealt with
according to the law. They do not now
exist. and II any did exist they would
be dealt with as the law in such mat
terS demands"
Concerning the challenge issued by
Chairman Edmiston, OF the national
Populst committee, to discuss points
at issue. Mr. Hanna said that II Chair
man Edmiston wished TO take the issue
with him on any OF these matters he
would be accommodated. He added that
III case his speeches were needed here
he would be heard but only at the noon
day meetings OF the various Republican
clubs.
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the strike region, 1t w:s stated at Ma
tionai Guard headquarters in this city
to-day that exactly 1.7S1 men are in
the field. Two regiments. the Ninth and
Thirteenth, held MS a reserve, brings
the total number up to 3.Oio TINT are
available for duty In the third brigade.
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Steel Plants Stnrt TN.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. 2i.-ordcrs
were Issued today from the general OF.
ices OF the American Steel Hoop Com
rany In this city, to begin operations at
ail the plants that are In readiness to
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CHICAGO. Sept. 24.-At the weekly
meeting of the Methodist ministers
here to-day, resolution calling for ar
bitration OF the Pennsylvania coal
strike differences was adopted and q
copy sent to Governor Stone.
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Death Of an octogenariaa.

Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer
MARTINSBURG. W. Va, Sept. Pa
Mrs. Mildred Catterton. an aged and re-
spected resldrnt Of the county. died. OF
general debility at her home at Flagg's
Crossing this morning. aged S4 yea-s
She leaves one son and -four daughters.
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Weather Forecast for To-day.

For West Virginia. fair Tuesday and
Wednesday. cooler Wednesday after.
noon or night; south to west winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair Tues.
day and Wednesday,; fresh TO brisk
southerly winds. becoming westerly.
For Ohio. fair Tuesday, except prob.
nb!y showers and warmer In northwest
portion: Wednesday, fair. colder In ar
tcrnoon or night. fresh to brisk SOUTH
crly winds, becoming westerly.
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday rs observed
by C. Schncpf, druggist. corner Market
ana Fourteenth streets. was rs follows:
n. m............. 81 ap. lm.............. 81
IN. m............ q Up. m.........,....H
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Baptists Favor Arbitration.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2,.-At The weekly
meeting OF The Baptist ministers in this
CITY to.aay; resolutions were passed,
favoring hrbitrhtlon for tho Pcnnsylya-
MIA coal mining troubles ~ ~ : o''"'' w.
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be started. and to prepare the others
for resumption rs soon as notice Is
given. The plants 10 be started are In
Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Ohio. Pome-
roy, Ohio: Monesson, Pa: Sharon. Pa:
and Greenvillc. Pa. and employ 5000
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Fred w. Goshorn. OF Charleston, haH
been elected secretary of the senIor law
class In Washington and Lee UuIYer-
sity. =
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Soldiers in tb. ELL

PHILADELPHIA, Pa son, I'm
We. nn,n,,. "s reports az TO the
afaihi ls,iii NUMBER OF soldiers on duty in
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Russians Secure Fortifcations.

/ VIENNA Sept. 24.-The admiralty
has received the following dispatch:
"TAKU, Sept. %.
"The Russian occupied the fortifca-
tions at Lu-Tai yesterday
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Lu-1ai is situated about forty miles
northeast OF Tien Tsin and is about
twenty miles due north Of Taku.
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Big OIL STRIKE.
South Penn Oil Company Drill Well
in Lewis County That Is Producing
1890 Barrels Daily.

P1TTTSBuRGH. Pa. Sept. 24.--Thc
South Penn OIL Company has made n
tremendous strike In n new oil we'll In
Lewis county, w. Va. The well Is
flowing at the rate OF 200 barrels an
hour or 4.sOO barrels n day. The tanks
provided nre TOO small to hold the great
flow, and the oil Is being nllowrd to run
into n creek, and damned. up with n
view to pumping It out later.
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The West vlrginlan, OF ParkersburS.
devoted to the advancement Of West
Virginia industries, Is now printed on
West Virginia paper. made by the West
Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, at
cd