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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

ing. II possible. the attitude OF the Rus
SLAMS. Gen Linevitch admitted that most
OF his troops would winter there
Al the Japanese legation q Is nos believ-
cd ihat the man who claims 20 have kill
ed Baron won Ketteler Is the actual Grim
inal The japanese believe that he has
been paid 20 accuse himself by the Rus
SLAMS in order 20 discredU Prince Ching.
The japanese favor Prince Ching and the
Russians II Hung Chang
The Sixth United States Cavalry will
leave tomorrow for the western hills
where Is located the summer house Of the
United States legation.
Two thousand Germans. under Gen.
Hoepfncr have left for Slang Hsans
d.iaug- HiangD walled city occupied by
Boxers. who recently attacked a party OF
German soldiers. The city has one gun.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
RUSSIANS SINISTER PLANS.
Americans Took no Part In the Loot
Ing OF Ticn Tsin.

Ing OF Ntsh hAth-
Copyright. 1870. the Associated Press.
Ticn Tein. sept. 10. via Shanghai Sept
i5.-The Russians. It IS reported here. are
rapidly pushing troops into Manchuria,
where an indications point 90 extensive
operations before the arrival OF winter.
They have suspended work on the rail-
road 20 Pekin. which adds to the com
plicatlons II Is believed that their oh
joct IN this Is to compel the other Powers
to consens to the destruction Of Pekin.
The Tu Lu expedition has returned to
Tien Tsin The march hack was uuop-
posed and reported that the Boxers have
retired IN force to village thirty miles
up the Grand canal The Americans dii
not participate in the burning and loosing
OF Tu Liu. aud this caused considerable
comment among the other commander
The Sixth United States Cavalry. Il is
reported here. have been ordered 70 camp
al Yang Tsun. up the Pet Ho. with a view
Of strengthening the line OF communica-
ton The regiment will take two heavy
guns.
Twelve thousand Germans have arriv-
ed here.
corpl Hughes OF the Third United
states Artillery was killed and his COM
panion wounded. while attempting 10
force a passage OF the French bridge Of
ter dark
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
CARGO or THE MCPHERSON.
Transport WIN carry Much Needed
supplies to Galveston.

Transport WIN Garry Much Needed
supplies to Galveston.
New York. sept. i6-Carnegie Hall was
filled to-day with people who came 10 at
tend the memorial service for the Cal
weston dead under the auspices of the Sal
walton Army Hon Chas r. Mclean pre-
sided and the meeting was addressed by
Commander Booth Tucker. other salvation
Army officers. the Rev. Father Thomas
j. Ducsy. Rabbi Blum and Rev Dr cad
man. Three hundred ana nifty dollars was
raised for the Galveston fund
Tht transport Mcpherson which was TO
SAN tomorrow Tor Galveston. loaded with
the supplies contributed BY the Mer-
chants Association Of this city. will be
delayed twenty-four hours. owing 60 the
requests received from the stricken city.
asking for further supplies. and especially
calling attention 20 the need of forward
Ing a large quantity OF disinfectants. Tho
committee of the association IN charge Of
the matter has advertised for
2.o00 barrels Of -four. 1000 bags
OF charcoal thousand barrels of
copperas 500 barrels of chloride Of lime.
90 barrels of carhoiic avid 5000 half bar
rcls OF cornmcal 500 hays OF rice. 500
bngs OF white beans. i.0o barrels split
peas. loo drums of Goldfish. and other
food supplies on che same scale. these In
addition. 20 what Is already loaded on the
Mcpherson. These supplies must be deliv-
cred by 2 O'Clock on Tuesday and the ves-
sci will sail as soon as they are slowed
away.
The comraittee has used up all the mon
ey so far subscribed. hut those az the
- 10 Nm trHrn hg
reedod TO purchase the additional sup
uffgr
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
NATIONAL PARTY TRIUMPHED.
Results of the Cuban Election for
Delegates.

Havana. Sept Sin yesterdays cleo
lions Of delegates 20 the forthcoming con-
ssltutlonal convention the national party
again triumphed IN the province Of Ha-
vana Not only did Il elect the ave dele~
gates Of the majority representation. but
II also captured one OF the minority rep
resenta,ives. the Republican party elect
ng the other two. namely, Manuel San
gully and Berriei.
Returns from the other provinces como
IN slowly owing 10 the heavy rains. In
Pinar Del Rio there seems TO be no doubt
o. the election of Gonzales de Quesada.
Ruis Rivera and civil Governor DULLES.
Nothing dohnite yet Is known here as 90
Santiago. because Of the different rules
Of getting returns from the outlying couu-
Try districts there. but u s. reported that
Juan Gualbcrto Gomez Is elected
In Puerto Principe Senures Cisncros and
silva were the only candidates. so that
their election s assured. II n conceded
that in Santa Clara the Federals Will win.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
a vIcronY FoR COSTA RIoA.
President Loubet Decides boundary
LINE in Her Favor.

LINE in Tier Favor.
Washington. Sept i6-The Minister Of
Costa Rlca, az Washington. senor Caivo.
has received n coblegram from the Min
lister Of Costa Rica az Paris which con
vess the Information that the president
Of the French rcpublic. 81 Ioubet. who
was the arbitrator appointed 10 decide the
boundary question between Costa Rica
and Colombia. hy his award of yesterday
nxed the boundary between the two coun-
tries. on the Atlantic side a, Mona Point.
tor Point Garrett. ana on the Pacific side
al Punia Burica.
The republic of Colombia claimed that
tho limit should be hxcd az Cape Graclas-
o-Dios. ON the Atlantic. Including the
who.e of the Costa Ricsn and Nicaraguan
Atlantic coast. and that the limit ou the
Pacific side should DO placed ~ Bofuca
river. 20 the northwest of Golfo Dulee.
which would have given Colombia q right
to half tho territory Of Costa Rlca and
about two-thirds Of that of Nicaragua.
Costa Rica claimed the OLD limits be
tween Central America and Colombia
placed at the Island Escudo De VeraRua
on the Atlantic ana the river Chirlaui
Nlcio tat the base Of Punta Burica. to
the southcasD on the Pacific
The award liked the boundary line on
the Pacific side NJ Punta Burica. as
claimed by Costa Rica. and on the Allan
iic denied the right of Colombia 20 any
part of the territory 81 Nicaragua. or any
portion Of that OF Costa Rica beyond
Mona Point
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
SAVANNAH, GA, MONDAY SEPTEMBER Il 1900.

was here to-day. and organized local re-
lief committee 90 look otter and care for
the sick and destitute of that order for
whom an APPEAL has been sent 20 the
lodges of the union Tor rcisf
The keeper of the uio->aylug station AT
the western extremity o, the island came
10 to-day lie reports the station gone and
'ha' a frghtml scene OF dcsolation cx-
lists there. Tie reports that $50 bodies
we're buried there thut the prairics ana
marshes are strowu with the bodies Of
animals and reptiles and that ,hc stencil
Is stnIns
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
oua AGRIcULTURAL IMPORTS.
vaiae of the Products We Receive
From other Countries.

From Other Countries
Washington. Sept is.-Mr. Frank n.
Hitchcock. chief Of the section OF foreign
markets OF the Agricultural Department.
has prepared = bulletin showing the value
and character OF our agricultural imports
from each foreign country for the nve fia-
col years iss5-iS99
u shows that our agricultural imports
had an average annual value OF 36s,oo4
1s. OF which more than one half came
from tropical counties Brazil the leading
source of our coffee supply sent us IS per
cent of our total agricultural imports.
the United Kingdom coming next with
g3 per cent. but the imports from u Ike
those from Germany which ranked fourth.
were. IN consi1era@e part. received by
those nations from other countries Cuba
Was the third country. sugar running he
percentage up 10 1.5 per cent. of the total.
Japan and China were NTH. and sixth
respectively. The Philippine Islands sent
us IL per cent. of the total.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
CONFERENCE or GENERALS.
LootIng stopped in Pekin-Tbe Rus
SLAMS VIII winter There.

Copyr gh,. 1900. the Associated Press
Pekin. Sept. II. via Taku sept. 1.-THE
allied generals we're in conference four
hours to-day. the principal topic being
how best TO encourage the Chinese to re-
turn 20 work II was agreed that lootins
should cease and that forag.ng parties
hereafter should be accompanied by an
officer. who should give receipts for all
supplies taken.
The question Of wintering at Tien Tsin
vas brought up, with view Of ASCERTAIN
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
BIG OIL WILL DEsTROYED.
The Loss Il Estimated at Between
$3.50. 900 and 100000.

Houston. Tex. Sept is.-The merchants
and platers oil mill. enc OF the largest
cotton seed oil manufacturing and refn-
ing plants in the South. was destroyed
by sre this afternoon. The loss L. esti-
mated at between tss1.o00 and Sg00O0o: In
surance y25e.50 Three handred and fifty
men viii be thrown out of employment.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

b. even possible n go0dly number Of them
viii be on hand ot each coiuery.
Every coucry of the Two companies
viii he started up and as many men as
present themselves viii BE- pat Co. work
The officers of thr Mine Workers Union
say there will not be q mine in che whole
Lsckawauna region that viii have enough
men on hand tomorrow To make even
blum az operating.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
FOWLER smoT nv THOMSON.
DimcuIty ot Long Standing May RE-
salt Fatally.

Covington. Ca. sept iG-col Usher
Thomasou. In command OF the Second
Georgia shot and perhaps fatally wound
"a otto Fowler here this afternoon.
Both men we're armed. bus Fowler was
prevented from shooting Col Thomson
by his FowlerO brother. who was with
him.
The shooting took place in front OF
Fowlers residence. The trouble between
the two men Is said TO be 81 long standing.
Col Thomason's home + az Madison.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
McauIsroN DECAME INSANE.
Attacked HIs own Men and Was ssot
In seIf-Defense.


Washington. sept. is.-The War Depart
ment to-day received Information from
Gen. Macarthur Of the tragic death la the
Philippines OF Capt Charles MeQuiston.
Of the Fourth Regiment Of the United
States Infantry. the result u wound BY
private soldier Gen. MacArthur's dis
patch y ~ follows:
Manila -Adiutan, General. Washington.
Charles McQulsion. Captain Fourth
United states infantry). died yesterday
Mangonone. Bacoor. Cavite province s3l
evening resulting from gunshot would
caused by private soldier. Capt McQuiston
"a ht Of temporary Insanity attacked men
of company. Shot one or more. and was
shot himself In sef defense. Further PAR
ticulars when received"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
YOUNG OEMooRArIo ORATORS.
Those who VIII Address the sather-
Ing at indianapolis.

Chicago. Sept ls.-At tho meeting of the
National Association OF Democratic Clubs.
which will be held In Idianapoiis. Oct 3.
the speakers will be william ]. Bryan.
A. l.. Stevenson. W. X. Hearst. Bourke
Cochran. James Hamilton Lewis. Angus
lns Thomaon. the playMrIghl. and oLhera.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Billings. Mont. Sept is.-Gov. Roosevelt
spent last night az Bismarck and began
the Sunday trip W stward at o'clock thi.
morning There was no speechmaking
anring the day, but some handshaklng.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
RocKHILL GOES TO PEKIN.
Says Tie Expects 90 Remain There
ONLY ~ Few DAYS

Copyright 1900. tho Associated Press
Tien Tsin. Sept i5. via Shanghai Sept
i6-Mr William woodville Rockhin sP--
cial representative Of the United States
to China. has left for Pekin In an in
ierview before leaving. he said he did not
expect 70 remain there more than "a few
days.
Il Hung Chang is az Taku on a Russian
vessel. Il Is no' believed that he Will
come 20 Tien Tsin
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
Holland oncr- Kruger a ship.

The Hague Sept is The government
Of the Netherlands has teleeraphcd TO I.o-
rcnzo Marquee offering q Dutch warship
10 bring Mr.. Kruger 10 Holland
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
ROYALTY ON sio.ooo,ooo.
Actual CIeaR-Up Around Dawson city
VIII Be Sn.OOO. 900 More.

Vancouver. y. C.. Sept is-w. A.
Baer. mining engineer Of this city. just
returned from Lawson says that accord-
lng TO the latest Information In the pos
session Of the gold commissioners office
at Dawson royalty will be pa "A this sea-
son on 100000. The actual cleanup viii
be 10000 mote.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Negaunee. Wis. Sept. is.-wlth the
thermometer AZ % above kero. q com.
menceh showing to-day and continued all
the afternoon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
KRUGER Will Go no EUROPE.
Portuguese Government Has Author
IEed His Departure.

Lisbon. Sept. Is. THE Portuguese gov
crnmcnt has tolcgrhphcd the Governor Of
Mozambique authorizing the departure Of
Mr Kruger for Europe. The Governor.
however, must satisfy himself that Mr..
Kruger 10 really going to Europe. Mean
while he Is instructed to take all precau-
lions to safesuand the personal security
Of Mr Kruger
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
ELECTIONS WE'RE ORDERLY.
GOV. Gen. wood wires There was no
Disturbance Anywhere.

Washington. Sept. i6.-The war depart.
ment has received the following dispatch
from Gen. Wool military governor OF
Cuba. regarding the elections there:
"Havana-Reports from all over the ISL
and show elections quiet and perfectly OF.
derly. no disturbances anywhere"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

London. seps - Mrs. Kruger. accord
Ing 70 despatch 10 the Daily Express.
has arrived IN Lorenzo Marques.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
nnIrIsn TooK RAILnoAD.
Mcdonald Drove Bocr- From Orange
HiNrr COLONY.

Cape Town. Sept iG.-Thc military au-
way.
Gen. Macdonald operating 70 the north
eastern corner OF orange River colony.
compelled tho Bocrs 10 mako a hasty hight
from tho Vet river he captured thirty
one wagons. quantities of cattle and stores
and 5000 rounds Of ammunition
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17
WIN Cnrc for orrhan..

bishop Gallagher Is In receipt Of tele-
am frcm Archbishop Corrigan Of New
l'rS stating the diocese OF that city
would see that all Catholic orphan chill
dr'n sent 70 his care shall be kindly pro-
Nlsi for.
tomorrow a census of the Catholic
p"pu aiicn will be taken 70 ascertain the
number Of Widows and orphans caused
~ the storm, and the exact number Of
Catholics that perished.
The Grand Lodge Committee ]. o. Q. r.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

Scranton. Pa. Sept l6-Oue prominent
mine superintendent who has charge oi
half a dozen coilieries. frankly told ths
Associated Press correspondent TO-DAY
that he had an interview with his foremen
Saturday night. and from what they re-
ported he was thoroughly satisfied thai
not one OF his $50 men would ofer 20 go
10 work tomorrow. Superintendent r
r. LOOMS Of the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western, and Superintendent C. q
Rose OF the Delaware and Hudson Min
ing Departments. held similar views - "a
the possibilities % tomorrow. Each was
confident. however that a great many OF
the men want 70 so 10 work and that q
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-17

brown and John >. Bratton Had n
oimcults Fcw Days AEO-Humor
That There u woman In the
Case-BrRttons Held ON the TeSti-
mony of Their Dri,cr-AiI PARTIES
to the hiiiing We're Prominent and
MelI-known.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

ranged by the city viii commence at
A.: m. on Wednesday and at that hour
all the city fsgs VIII be set and salute
oi u guns fred by n detachment from
Battery a, Light Artillery. under com
mand OF Capt. Weaver.
At $50 bells will be rung and three
hours later the military parade will start
from South Water street The chief mar
shal Is Brig. Gen. Hiram Kendall with
Col: A. V. Warfield chief OF stan.
The trst division, which will form on
the east side of South Water street, will
be under command OF, Col Frank w.
Matteson. and will be as follows:
Acting Assistant Adiutant General, Cant.
Ralph y. Hamilton, Jr.
Stnff
Signal Corps, Capt. Chas. Rittman COM
manding.
kirst Regiment Infantry. IT. Col. Geo.
A. Forsyth commanding.
Staff
Hedly-Llvsey Band.
First Battalion. Major Herbert 8. Tan
ner commanding.
Co. q, Providence. Capt. Edw. NJ Clarke
commanding.
Co. A. Providence. Capt Alonzo n. WI
Hams command
GO. III, PawuIcket.. Capt. Benj Il. North
commanding
60. &, Providence. Cunt. Alex II John.
>On eonllnAildiI :
Second Battalion. Major Chas. ~. Led
ward commanding.
Co. y, Providence. cart VIM G. Suther-
irQd commandn.
Co. u, Providence. let Lieut.. Elmer T..
card commanding
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02
HOW THE FOURTH OF JULY
WILL BE CELEBRATED HERE.

The program for the observance Of the
nations holiday has been completed by
the committee. OF which Councilman
>Burmah Perkins is chairman. and the
people Of Providence will have a Fourth
Of July celebration not to be ashamed Of.
IN spite Of the fact that the appropria-
tion is not a large one.
The observance will really begin tomor-
row evening, when Company II, F. l.. L.,
win give a street parade. band has
been engaged, and after the parade the
members OF the company will be enter
taiped at the armory on South Main
street The people on Smiths Hill will
opep W AZ the same time tomorrow even
common, and later huge bonfire will
chief OF Police Baker has made ar
ranRcfneuts 10 have n sufficient force OF
policemen on hand TO preserve order
ana the IRE commissioners will have n
0re' patrol out az an extra precaufion
~ ~ tho Intention Of the police depart
ueut % prevent a repetition OF the scenes
Enacted on streets on last Fourth OF
July eve. and young men who are old
enough TO know better are the people
that WIIi BE- carefully watched
The u<c Of fire arms on the streets was
allowed last ye,tr. hut the captains in the
dcp@rfment have received their fn-truc-
fIone 90 prevent II tomorrow night The
urt ~ xIenf crackers will also be stopped
except on Dexter Training neid where
tte< na[ be fired. bpt only under proper
- Fourth of Ju;y celebration ar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02
CAUSED A SHOCK.
Judge Eugene F. Warner Ex-
plred Unexpectedly After a
Brief Illness Of PeritOnItIS

The news OF the sudden death, at An
thony, of Hon. Eugene +. Warner
comes as a great shock TO wide cir
Gle OF friends for the deceased was one
of the most popular as well as one or
the companionable men in the state.
He was taken III one week ago to-
day with peritonitis. Heart disease de-
veloped and death overlook him at $3.50
p. m. Saturday.
Judge Warner was best known as a
Republican politician. OF whom Il is
said that although 20 years in public
life he never mace an enemy.
He was judge of the Fourth judicial
district. clerk of the state senate and
secretary OF the Republican state GEN.
trail committee
Judge Warner was born at Anthony,
In Coventry I'm 1853. the son of Hon.
John and Abby Frances UaddD War
ner
He prepared for college at Milton,
Mass. and was graduated at Brown
University in 1875.
He studied law with James III. Par
sons and Judge Joseph f. Sphinx OF this
city Alderman Walter Il. Vincent and
the late Judge George ~. Carpenter be-
ing fellow students.
In 1879 he was admitted 10 the bar
and In the same year was sent TO the
general assembly from his native town.
ne WAS III tnt Vit ytdf
and in 1880 was chosen to succeed Clerk
Nathaniel T.. s. Thomas OF the senate.
In 1882 he was admitted to practice
in the United States courts and in the
same year was elected secretary OF the
state central committee.
In May. 1856, he was chosen judge Of
the Fourth judicial district, compris-
ing Kent county.
Judge Warner was prominently iden-
tified with the Masonic fraternity. He
was past master OF Manchester Lodge.
No. 12 OF Anthony. a member OF Land
mark Chapter No. 10. ROYAL Arch Ma
sons. of Phenix, Providence Council
No. 1. II. and $. masters. -. Johns
| Commandery- No. 1. X. IT,. and Rhode
Island conslstory. A. and A.. Scottish
| Rite Masons.
Deceased was n very good musician
| and TO his efforts was due the success
| OF Warmers orchestra. so well-knowr
| in the valley.
| In all walks In life Judge warner
| was equable. As Judge ne was merci.
| full while just. and as a politician hf
| was upright as well as keen.
His mother died about year ago
and that was the first shadow he ever
experienced. He loved his mother and
was one OF the most dutiful SONS evel
| known.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02
Admiral Kemptf Reports the Burning 0
American and italian Legations.
The Situation is Desperate.

withheld, but the consuls statement, In
substance, Is as follows:
III is rumored in Shanghai that the
German minister TO Pekin, Baron Won
Ketteler, was killed at Pekin on the
18th of June.
on the 22d Of June three OF the lega-
tion buildings were still standing; the
others had been burned. On the 18th OF
June. dispatch was received at
Shanghai from Ung Lup tbelieved TO be
the viceroy, OF prince OF Chile. where
the principal troubles have occurred)
stating that the other ministers were
safe.
PRINCE TUAN's ATTITUDE.
Dispatches TO Shanghai from differ
ent sources indicate that Prince Tuan.
father OF the heir-apparent. seems to
be absolutely In control al Pekin. and
that his attitude Is the worst possible.
and most hostile To foreigners IT is
even said that he issued an edict as far
back as the Goth OF June. ordering all
Of the viceroys to attack the foreigners
in their respective provinces. an order
which has so far not been obeyed.
LEGATIONS BURNED.
Rome, July 1.-THE commander of the
cruiser Elba, telegraphs from Taku,
June 30. as follows:
"Advices from the German legation
In Pekin state that all the legation
buildings have been burned except
those OF England France and Germany.
All the members OF the diplomatic
corps have taken refuge in the British
legation.
AMERICAN CASUALTIES.
Washington. July 2.-The following
Iax he
navy department
Chee-F Foo. July 1.
Following telegram from Kempff,
casualties relief expedition June %:
KILLED.
Boatswain's Mate Thomas Thomas,
Gunner's Mate Benjamin Benson, APP
prentice Broman, Landsman Sewers n.
WOUNDED.
Boatswain's Mate Holiske. Machinist
Hanford. Landsman JOS. Killacky, Ca
det Taussig. Capt. McCalla, Fireman
Rowe, Landsman Garrety, Coxswaln
Ryan, Quartermaster Conway. Cox
swain McClay. Fireman Flaherty. Sea-
men Lloyd. Child. Anderson, Jensen
and McKee-vey; Landsman Philip
Voellmoeler. Coxswain Thomas Lin
dom. Apprentices Johnson, Rasmussen
anu WtiCn, fFlNdte Or0eH.
tSigned) ROGERS.
The department has been informed
that the Princeton, has arrived at Can
ton.
Coxswain McClay's name could not
be found on the rolls. Possibly he had
been transferred from some other shin
since the rolls We're returned
RECORDS OF THE DEAD.
The records OF the killed. as shown
at the navy department are as follows:
Thomas Thomas, enlisted at Mare
Island In 1899 He was born i'm Copen-
hagen In 1860. His next OF kin is Mrs.
r. Lannigan of COS South Front street,
Philadelphia. NV
Benjamin Benson was born in Man
dahl. Norway. in 1874. Next OF kin. Mrs.
Anna Benson, mother. living at Man
dahl. Norway.
Harry A. Droman was born in Du-
luth. Minn.. in 1882. Next OF kin, Ida
Broman. mother. living at 1927 West
superior street. Duluth.
Harry Severson was born in Norway
In 1874. and enlisted at Chicago. Next
OF kin. Laurence Severson, father. liy-
ing at 1884 Wabinsla avenue. Chicago.
Coxswain McClay's name could NOT
be found on the rolls.
The name Mckeervey also is not 10
be found on tho rolls.