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New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
CASUALTIES II PHILIPPINEs.

Washington, Aug. 2O,-GeneraI Macarthur
transmits the following casualty list from
Manila:
Following deaths have occurred since la5t
report:
Dysenery-August 1s Company c. 9th Infantry WILL
LAM H FULLMER; Company F, 1lth lnIahsLy
GEORGE MIDDLETON; Company A, S7th Infantry
OSCAR RIBLET; August II, Company NJ, 36th IN
fantry. WALTER 5. KEITH; August II, ConlP22%, P, L
21st Infantry Quarterulaster-Sergean FL " AftD Art
MURPHY; August Il, Company A, 18th InL4hJ .
JAMES q CURTIS; August II. Co npany x. I'd N.
faatry. HENRY Z VOGET; Company g ASK
Infantry, HARRY BARNHART
Dia-rhGa-August II. Compa L 18th Infantry FRED
ERICK GORDON.
BaterocOnes-August 10, Baisot Corporal COLEMAN 5
STACY.
Hemplegna-sde August 1b Company D. nth Infantry,
FRANK DIXON
Pyamsee-cOupany A ssth Intantry-HARvEY coll
LINS.
varola-Company NJ 8oth Infantry. RUFUS y. FIN
NEY; August Il, Company L. S0th Infantry J.
P1eurnonla-Troop A. 11th Cavalry. WILLIAM LUNpYi
August 16 Company E, Both Infantry. CHARLES
PETERSON
Heart dlsease-August 8 Company A ssth Infantry
ELMER R. WARD.
synoope-August 15 Company B. 27th Infantry, JAMES
SAUNDERS
Observation-Disclosures 1s Company B sTth Infantry Cor
poral LEVI c. WOODLEi.
Killed fighting cornrade-August 4 Company A. seth In
fanrry. JOSEPH KELLY.
Drowne6-Company B. Ssth Infantry. BOYD NJ YOUNG.
MACARTHUR
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
ROOSEVELT'S OIL PORTRAIT
PAINTING FINISHED FOR THE STATE
EXHIBIT AT THE PARIS FAIR.

ssvard H Tyler has just completed az his studio
4, ,ba Young Mems Christian Association Building
z7,,-rb-ave and Twenty thir6-st.. large portrait
n Of Of Governor Roosevelt II IS to De placed IN
:. N-s7yvo-l state exhibit IN the Paris Exposition
few months ago Mr.. Tyler was commissioned
=, +be citizens OF Newburg 10 paint the portrait OF
7fsvo- 3 g. Odeu. sr. father Of 3. 3. Odel, jr
= be placed in the Newburg City Hall The ike
ness was striking that his son suggested 70 Ihe
- y-o-z state Commissioners 10 the Paris Elk
ossri5n the IDEA Of having life size portrait OF
governor Roosevelt painted by Mr.. Tyler, The
soc Commissioners decided fsvorably, and Nor
- p OTIS. ~ Yonkers. one Of the Commissioners
Informed the Governor, who consented proVlolns
- - strings should not interfere with his
campaign wo-k
governor Roosevelt transacted business as though
- one was present. sitting from i've to fifteen
minutes al tiuae for Mr.. Tylers study Inc last
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21

sitting was made few days ago al the Governors 8
home Ii Oyster Bay. The Governor asked 70 be
painted exactly as ne Is, with every wrinkle and
Ens faithfully depicted The portrait Is n1ty-one
inches II height. and shows the Governor sitting
IN al easy posture with his legs crossed Il pre-
EeuLs the right side OF his face Al The sittngs the
Governor remarked that his hands were n the
way. and asked 70 have them kept out o. sight
The picture VIII be OF exhibition today and to
morrow from a. N . al the artists studio,
and VIII shipped 10 Paris Saturday
M. Tyler has painted portraits OF the late Judge
william r Robertson, presented 10 Westchestsr
County by the WestChes-er County Bar Associa-
tor: q Commander BrCW-SOl. I. s. N; Of Arch
bishop Corrigal, for the Mount 81. Vincent Aced-
e-v srE 0f M and Mrs. John {. HaveIneyer. He
has comm ssons 70 paint the portraits Of the late
John 81 Francis. the veteran journalist OF Troy:
Mrs z D. z. y. SouthWOrth, the novelist, and
Commissioner Norton P Otis. Of the Paris E1-
rnet-tr~
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
KANSAS CITY FIREMEN WIN.
GET THE WORLDS PROFESSIONAL. CHAMPIONSHIP
CUP AT THE PARIS COMPETITIONS

GET THE WORLDS PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
CUP AT THE PARIS COMPETITIONS
Paris. Aug 20--On account OF the representa- tions
against the ruling whereby the representatives OF
the Kansas City Fire Department were disqualified
in the International FIRE department championship
competition, on the ground OF professionalism the
French Exposition authorities decided 10 create
special class for paid hremen. which included the
Kansas City contingent and the Italian hremen all
the other teams being composed OF volunteers. for
whom the competition was evidently intended, no
official fire department of any country being rep
resented Even the French fire department did
not compete. This not previously made clear
and the representatives OF Kansas City were
aware of the tact that the competition was only
intended for volunteer frenen The Kansas City
hremen In the preliminary exercises completely
outdistanced all others in power Of engines and
pTomptitude and rapidity of their work. They de-
feated the Italians in the final test to-day with
perfect ease. the Americans reaching and extin-
gushing the fire and rescuing the inmates in
minutes Il seconds the Italians taking 10 minutes
L seconds to carry out the same programme.
Kansas City thus the Worlds Professional
Champ pionship Cup. The officers received gold med
ais and silver medals and the money prize. 500
francs. divided among the officers and men
The Minister Of War. General Andree, presented
the prizes 10 Captain Hale.
Portugal won the volunteer championship
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
A REGIMENTS GOOD RECORD.
VOLUNTEER INFANTRY-THE FIGHT
AT CATUBIG

Manila, July 15.-It has been expected that some
OF the 2I5 ga-rsons the United States troops main
tain in these islands would sooner or later be sur
rounded by the enemy and attacked with such de-
termination and advantage in point Of numbers
and ground that the American soldiers would be
pened at Catubig, the island Of Saner. and the
detachment of the 4Sd Volunteer Infantry, the
troops in question, lost twenty out Of its thirty
No is surprised this result, considering
the circumstances, but surprise is manifested that
a similar fate has not overtaken other small garri-
in isolated towns.
HEROISM AT CATUBIG.
The official report Of the Catubig incident is as
follows
In the Catubig engagement, In which the IN
surgents numbered about six hundred men. with
two hundred rifles and cannon, men gave
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21

existing military requirements. Now change mas
been enected and those companies OF the $50 unoe5
Major Allen, formerly In Samar, have been reheVeo
oy a battalion OF the 18th. under Colonel daro!n'
ana the entire 43d Regiment is at present In leyte
An active campaign win Immediately be begun
against the insurgent General MoJica and his n'e
n9ndred rihemen In Leyte. and to this emo d
nylng column" has been organized under the com
mand or Major Henry T. Allen the senior major
OF TINS sregtment. The column will be composer
or the Following organizations: Company c, unoSr
coInnano of Captain Washington Goldsborousn'
with base at Daganli: Johnston's scouts (whltel'
under Lieutenant Gordon. Johnston; Company L
uTloer captain William 3. Preston, with a base OF
supplies at Tacloban Company K under Captain
William {. Dow. with base Of supplies at Bara-
uen' company NJ, under Captain George Q. Dun
can with base OF supplies at Abuyog; Company
l. under Captain Frank c. Prescott, headquarters
OF the column, and Gasser's Scouts (natives), with
a base at Dulag. Leyte.
The native scouts were formed at Ca tbalogan,
island or Samar, and have done good work on sew
eral occasions, particularly Matiginao, where the
number killed.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21

vet received no notification OF the appointment or
his successor The Minister has been very badly
broken In health for some time past. however. and
said he would not be greatly surprised If his Gov
ernment should grant him a respite from his duties
here It has been understood among hts diplomatic
colleagues that he had asked his Government to
assign him to post II the Balkan Provinces and
that he understands Jhls VIII oe done- me stare
nIefed change. There TWO Schekib Beys IN
Turkish Official life, OF them being a well
known official of the Foreign ONCE, but neither
the Minister the state Department is as yet
aware to which official the press dispatch refers
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
HERDERs ENDANGERED BT FOREST FIRES

Saratoga Wyo Aug 2o.-Forest fires continue 70
spread in the mountains between Battle Lake and
Grand Enranprnent Those towns and many
mining and sheen camps are threatened with de-
struction Herders were forced 10 drive their docks
high up in the mountains owing 10 the scarcity OF
both feed and water the plains below, ana it Is
feared that many of these herders have been sur
rounded with their hocks by the flames. The
timber is as drv as tnder and burns hercely- Moth
ing can check the progress OF the flames except
heavv rain II is estimated that the loss so far
exclusive OF the millions of feet Of fine timber, Is
100000 Miners have Joined the forest rangers
In the work Of fighting the hres. Their combined
efforts however seem to be OF no avail
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
STUDENT BR4KEHANs HEAD CUT OFF.

Philadelphia Aug. 2o--Christian Lauer. Of Blan-
don Berks County Penn. student in Dickinson
College was instantly killed last night on the
Pennsylvania road al the Rdge-ave. station in
this city Lauer was IN the employ OF the Penn
syIvania Railroad brakeman IN the summer
months and with the money thus earned he was
enabled to work his way through college. Last
night while leaning over the side OF the rear car
OF the Atlantic City Express for the purpose OF
adjusting a flag his head struck a bridge upright
cutting that member clean or
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
JOHN D. FLOWERS DEATH.
HEAD OF THE FIRM OF FLOWER & CO.
EXPIRES AT PROUTS NECK, NE.

Wall Street lost another prominent figure on
Sunday night in the sudden death Of John D. Flower
head Of the firm OF Flower & Co.. at Prout's Neck
Ne where he was spending Sunday with his mar
ried daughter Mrs Ira A Kip. jr. The shock TO
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21

The Montgomery was detached from Admiral
schley's command al Montevideo and ordered 70
New-York about July - She has been six years in
commission and needs extensive repairs. There
was also q call for officers and men for new war
ships which is 70 be met IN part BY the Mont
EnrnerN's conplement.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21

a DVERTiS SEAENrS and subscriptions for TIE TrIbuna
~ received tdeir Uptown Ofce No. 80 Broadway,
north u 3ls--st-. 2 . IT.
received the following branch aces rss1iAs
. IT. a. q.
cor. Esd ST. ia2 eshave t2th-st- Nacys 6th-ays.
ia-h-sI- lfe t-uiuTnous-ave
Vest 6th-uNe
S2ds,.. between sh and Sth i59 47th-s
9d-sv between I6th an1 I'm I028 ad-ave near
6lst-st.: L70S ist-ave. slave usAr
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
YoToRIErT PRETEETs 4 WEDDING.

Boston. aug 2o-Frank Cameron, Of Maiden who
vas 10 marry Miss Ada Davenport Of that city.
last Thursday. and who failed 70 appear az the
appointed tine and place returned home to-day
IL refused 10 say where ne had been, but he has
informed Miss Davenport that ne would not marry
now or account OF the nOtoriery given his dis
appearance IN TIE newspapers.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
MEDAL AWARDED WALTER BAKER & co.

Paris. Aug 20.-The judges Al the Paris Expo
sition have just awarded a gold medal TO Walter
Baker & Co, Ltd. Dorchester. Mass. L. s A.
for their preparations OF Cocoa and Chocolate
This famous company. now the largest manu-
facturers of Cocoa and Chocolate in the WoTII
have received the highest awards from the great
International and other exQOsitions IN Europe and
America; this IS the third award from Paris TX
rls1=frf
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
WELSH RAILWAY HEN STRIKE

Cardiff Wales aug 20--Owing to a strike OF
some two thousand Tam Vale railroad traffic
on the railroad has been stopped and there has
been some violence AGAINST volunteer workers
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
- MONTGoNERT 4T 81. THOu4s

ST Thomas, D ". I. aug. 20.-The United States
cruiser Montgomery arrived here to-day and viii
san for home tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
GOLD MEDAL TO THE CHICAGO

Paris Aug 2O.-'The Chicago" Typewriter. manu-
factured by Chicago Writing Machine Co.. was
awarded the gold medal
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
CRANE COuP4yT WINS VICTORY.

valves and fittings for all purposes is awarded 70
Crane Co. Chicago. the largest manufacturers Of
these goods in the world
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
RAINS CONTINUE IN INDIA.

CHEERING NEWS FROM THE v1CERoY-
CROPS PROMISE WELL
London, Aug. 2O-The Viceroy Of India, Lord
Curzon Of Kedleston. telegraphs that the heavy
general rainfall has continued in most OF the
affected tracts. The crops promise well in the
central provinces and Berar, sowing is active
elsewhere and the necessity for free kitchens
will shortly disappear. Prices. however, are still
very high everywhere.
Cholera is prevalent throughout Hyderaoad
and in Bombay.
There are 56SSOOO people receiving relief.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21

Constanttnople. Aug 2O-Schekib Bey, head OF
the Cipher Bureau Of the Foreign Office, has been
appointed Turkish Minister to the United States in
place Of All Ferrouh Bey. recalled.
Washington, Aug. 20--The Turkish Minister at
Washington, Ali Ferrouh Bey. when seen at his
suburban residence to-day, declared that he has
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
A YEAR ON THE WAY TO MANILA

DISASTERS WHICH BEFEIL A COLLIER FROM NoH-
FOLK
San Francisco, Aug 2O-News has been received
from Australia that the ship Canada has made an
other start on her voyage to Manila The Canaoa
left Norfolk Va with load of coal for the United
States warships in Manila Bay. August r. 1888
Approaching the Leeuwin Islands. bad weather
vas encountered which followed by a dead
calm a watersQout then came sailing along. ana
TOOK the miZzenmast out Of the ship. 49,
Early IN May Of this wear the Canada put INTO
Melbourne. Australia 10 reht. AS as she
vas docked ne coal was found to be on fire, ana
the vessel had to be flooded. On May %, the Cahss
ada sailed once more. On June 6 she was toWe9
into Freemantle, Australia. partially dismasteo
and in q generally iapidated condition.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21

Washington, Aug. 2O.-The population Of the city
c. Chicago. according 70 the Official count Of the
return OF the Twelfth Census. IS as follows:
1900 lseo
City q Chicago $50
These figures show for the city, z whole, an
increase il population OF 59s,75 OF 54A per cent
from 1870 10 1900 The population in 1880 was 5G lS5
showing - increase Of $685., 1855 per ceat
from 1880 70 1880
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
HUDSON RIVER steamer MARY POWELL.

LesvlnE DsshVosses SIS Saturdays l:sSl. West
VEST POINT. cornwall NEWBCEGa- NEW
= HAMBUEffH. MILTON. Po'EEEPS-E HYDE PARK
ROSrffCT src KINGSTON Or-hestrt board New
York Transfer Co sells tickets and checks baggage co12
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
StrGUboCf5

SIFGE0GG[5-
NEW [ENGlAND POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER LINE
56, 70: Fag g.5 Rys sfs3a a 1 AZ Ea sS sHa S9sa::s
Sa sasa 60 Lsays Per Io r f2o. Q. Ws-Tsn St Ess<
su1dsys ong touches ~ Ts9Derf o oLbsr aSys q =,
week Providence Line Eastward steamer NsED0F
PROVIDENCE LINE
sEs i Pf7 ssa p @ 05 6ross, ana Ea'; 5n ssss
Il as9xs Fsr y = x tot q N1-ray Tssk 6ays oay
inss s1csP,sd5 or Monday mornings Fan River L1ns
sToNINGToN LINE
5Ss I S99nsa Scr SEA-, Nsrrasa2sSts # PsF 1Eeh III s2ss
Leave Pier IS foet - s12.r =" e 80 6Sv
soT 1 nv - sueeay night Wssa7t '7iPs VII os made
westward trips wiz Be osairrsd 59rHF same psrtod
NORWICH LINE
-. New I Ioaloo Watch HI Bl2e4 Is!aad wossssssE:
@ Ssss esys only a. $50 P n OF Sgaasys t2 JgIy 2
Gs:s1 aTs SsT 168a ss 6s N T ~ 7. 46 VII
NEW HAVEN LINE
For New Haven New Britain Neridsn Hartford sD-fu-
week ssy ne s(samer % T : @ < pT Double se-yss
York 500 P N Steamer RICHARp PECK a. 100 mid
New York ESQ A N. returning leaves New Haven az
s-Ia ? N ez-sat-2- seneaz tip. an day oa L So
HlnS0N RTWER RW TawlFgHT
Palasial Day Steamers New York ana -Aroaay''
Fastest ana finest river boats n he world
For the CatskiIls Albany saratosa points East
Leave RrO2slyr Fglton s., Cay .ans1' 500 A VI
Landing at Yonke7s Wesr Poiat NewSa-sh. Po-~s-
po1si ts As0n n sest % Ts5s t, H2g % and Al99sy
those OF the New York Transfer Co. check
CONCERTS NoRN1Nes AND AFTERNOONS
ENlnS0W RWT Fnw@2GTlE BOATS.
LS4's e foot : cars9sV3sE s. every weekday az
Also ssturd@@> steamer ONT rORA I.SO P. n Cor
Cstskt. With AansE fos Hudssa
M0WTRTlY eTERME09T 40. ltd
SHELTER 1sI1SND. SOUTHOLD & SAG HARBOR.
except saturlsys and srasysl al $50 ? n Ss:uT5ays
At 100 .. The steamer leaving Tues, Thurs. aad
GATgNlll EVERglNG alRgE
Steamers oNrEo2A aad ElAATER5slII-I ieAvs foot az
satI-days oS5TEoFA At $50 ? N and KAATEas-
Trans for cairo. Palenytu- oris summit Haiaes cor-
nT'T F1RE-YEW YORK T6. rANNERsvuLE. 500
TROY GOATS.
STEAMER CITY OF TROY OR SARATOGA En-
Leave West i6ta T. daiiy P ~ sSlsp5 Sasus5ay
sunday steamers t9Sea a a. a A-'42y S- .v,.s-,,, -,
ENasr.-sr 5-l. s-Lrey. SO. saratosa S4So,
sorts North and East
ALBANY GWGN1NH GlNE.
steamers ADIRONDACK or DEAN RICHMOND leave
SaadaSs excepteiI c9nrecra. vv-5 sxoress rretas -
SARATOGA. LAKE GEoRtE. RICHFrsI-O SPRINGS.
DACKS. Saturday uig1t coEnscts
csiawsn And sssrH On IaS as5-se sus4 S So
sion tickets al Eedsced sases-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
INDIAN FAMINE CONTRIBUTIONS.

the Committee of One Hundred on India Famine
Relief reports following contributions received
yesterday:
Simon Rau Bethlehem Penn. ......,........ SIS %
MINI .,'....-.4..,s.t. Is %
Church HaTrsburg PENN .'..-r.... Is so
Penn ,..-e---- 4o--. 10y -,4--A 4 '-o14. 1000
In memory Arthur Cortland, n. T...... so 20
Fla 80 ..4e.4t 200
Benjamin Srnailes Wawarsng y Y.......... 10 90
ISLANDS .i'o. 1000
Iotafee Club. Delhi n Observation-Disclosures. - 20
Through United States Express COMPANY.
ThroIeh Northern Pacific Express Company. 800
Through Adams Express Company. ............ al
Through Pacific Express Con11ary ...........
Through Wels-Fargo & Company Express
Through Southern Express Company. .........
Baltimore Committee Of One Hunared....... 500 90
aggregating ..--.'....... l24 70
Previous 22 ore -
Total 10 s2I2 96s 55
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
CHICAGO'S RAPID GROWTH.

cENsUs RETURNs SHOW INCREASE OF MORE THAN
FFTy-FoUR PER CENT n TEN YEARS
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
NlPNNY EWEN1W9 L1NT

ElL0 AN U &C 5NuG L7uNl5x
steamers ADIRONDACK or DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier g. North Klvcr. foot Canal S,-eet daiIy
Sundays excepteal c2ncectnS WIN express
SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE. RT-EFTEL.D SPRINGS
SHARON SPRINGS. THOUSAND ISLANDS. ADLRON-
DACkS. and the West saturday connects
With sunday tgaln for S4-atlga North Creek
Caldwell. George summer Excsr-
tickets a EedEced
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
7TIROY ROETS-

STEAMER CITY OF TROY OR SARATOGA En-
TIEELY RE-BC III, reru-u-she5 aad -edeco-acsd.
leave 10Th a. daily. P NJ. eX-epc saturday.
Sunday touch az Albany
DINrNC ROOaiS ON MAIN DECE- SEAECTILIGHE.
ENcura.cus-rrgy, s. Saralaga. S45C-
send booklst excursicl tours to all
North and East
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
SUCCESSOR TO ALI FERR0UH BEY.

NEW TURKISH MINISTER AT WASHINGTON
APPOINTED
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21

For New Haven. New Britain Nerden Hartford sur4ux-
field and The North From Pier y E R Double servfcs
week days steamer CEiESTE.R v CHAPLIN leaves New
York 500 P. NJ Steamer RICHARD PECK 100 mid
night SUNDAYS Steamer CHESTER u CEAPIN leaves
New York $50 A N. returning Haven
3 rs p NJ delightful SUNDAY tip day L So
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-04
Believed Sultan VIII Not Pay Indem-
nifty Unless Show of Force
Is Made.

Constantinople, April 3o.-The porte
has not yet replied to the note handed
to Tewfik Pasha, the Turkish foreign
minister, by the United States charge
daffaires, Mr., Lloyd Griscom, regard
ing the indemnity claim, and the situ'
alton is unchanged. 1t is believed il
some quarters that a settlement will
yet be made by means of some arrange
ment with private American contract
ors, concealing the actual payment, and
thus relieving the Ottoman govern
ment from admitting responsibility
for the losses occasioned at the time
of the massacres.
Constantinople, Friday, April 27.-
The United States legation has not yet
received the porte's answer to the note
handed to Tewfik Pasha, the Turkish
foreign minister, by the American
charge d'afraires regarding the in
demnity claims; and the impression is
gaining ground that the reply will be
in the negative, or even that no reply
will be made. The latter alternative,
however, seems to be unlikely. The
general opinion is that without dis
play of foyce the porte certainly will
not pay the claims, because il wishes
10 show the Moslem world that it only
Yields to force.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-04
PINGREE'S ATTITUDE.
MichiSan's Governor Gives n Strong
Intimation of His Political
Tendencies.

Detroit, Mich, April 3O.-Gov. Pin
gree asserted, in an interview Sunday,
that the hope of the people in this
years general elections is in the dem
ocratic party. The governor has al
ways hitherto been an independent re-
publican. Speaking of the increasing
power of trusts Gov. Pingree said:
"There is no use in hoping that the
republican party will do anything
with them"
"Are you preparing to announce
your Withdrawal from the republican
party?" the governor was asked.
There is no announcement about
it. l only say what l have said all the
while. You haven't heard me say any
thing against the democrats for some
time. / believe that the hope of the
people rs in the democratic party this
fall"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-04

The Beers are preparing to spend the
winter in Natal and are bringing in
their stock for winter grazing. Lord
Roberts has not as yet begun the ad-
vance toward Pretoria.
Lord Roberts is apparently moving
his forces slowly toward the Trans
vaal, driving the Beers in the Free
State before him. The Boer smoke
less powder plant and arsenal near
johannesburg was wrecked by an ex-
plosion and 23 persons were killed and
SO injured
Nine persons were killed and 40 in
jured by the collapse of a bridge at
the Paris exposition.
Pedro Palermo. who was the head
of the Filipino "National Assembly,"
was captured by American troops at
Automac, southeast of Trinidad.
Mysterious murders of young girls
and boys occur in many parts of Ger
many.
London advices say that the Beers
have completely evaded the Gordon
which Gen. Roberts intended to throw
around them. They are not expected to
make any determined stand against
the British until Kroonstead is reached.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-05-04
RETURNS TO KENTUCKY.
Gov. Taylor Reaches Frnnkfort-No
Warrant for HIS Arrest Has
Yet Been Served.

Frankfort, KY, April 30.-Gov. w. S.
Taylor has returned here from Wash
ington and spent Sunday at the eXecu-
tive mansion with his family. He stated
that he returned to silence the ru-
mors that he was endeavoring to es-
cape indictment. After attending to
the matter of ascertaining whether
there is any indictment against him
he will return to Washington. The
presence of Gov. Taylor was known to
the local officers and to those in charge
of the prosecution, and the fact that a
warrant of arrest was not served upon
him is now construed to mean that
the indictment in this case will be held
up and no process issued on it for sew
eral days. The indictment was re-
turned in open court after those against
Finley, Powers, Culton and others We're
returned, but it was not entered as of
record, and is now understood to be in
the possession of Judge Cantrill.