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New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev--York, August 26. 1901
corrEF-The market for coffee futures oIeneo
4, lone with prices unchanged % points loMe., u G -
,s he,ng due 10 weakness European nlsIhets, sc
ssetsd in early cables heavy primary IecNlp's 80
ss,rg Afrer the openln call support from ploI.is
..cr1-- house developed under which prices
,.sir e-st loss and ned steady with only slsht
,ions "a he close Advices from Brazilian mar
sser-elass warehouse deliveries at home were
sns spots held old prices Final Va4aes l9r 80
we've net points lower points higher ano t'ie -.
NJ me rnarke- steady. Total sales were . eOo pass
Included declines ot z iIanc az f1aS1.
54Qla ufg al Hamburg, an advance OF 40 Te-s n @
sss sn6 heavy receipts Of 63 900 bags al ports an
6a 9n rags al interior The Rio rate OF
Us unchanged al 1-16G Warehouse deliFerles N 1le
Tne Stafes aggregated 1900 bags. Local spot SUP
es ruled dull at unchanged prices based on Ssc loE lo
So and Glsc for santos No 4, invoice lots Ans
steamer wordsworth cleared Bahia on August 70 win
0gJ bags for Cnned States Bafia Weeky IsTebsS
V--e OoO bags stock present. 5000 bags. Bahla
sbrnents 10 the United States, 400 bags 70 SeTnany
200 bags ana 10 the Of Europe. llOo bags Lole
Vehose deliveries the United states Tor the week
@ enses we're against s. 4d2 bags last week
eDA Ss 81 bags the week year ago u ne
Srrr,er amount New-York reported 601sl bags santos
receipts were 10000 bags FOR the week as compared win
947 o. Rags last and 2eeO09 bags for the same
veek YEAR ago. Rio receipts aggregated l2zoe bass
against bags the previous week ana soOo0 bags
ne week a year Rio shipments 70 the
inj,eS states l22 bags FOR the week; 70 Europe
~ bagE; shipments 10 the United states 7so
bags. Europe. llS.sH bags
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
vi al follows
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

unusually full supply, prices
can be noted Should the offerings it
not unlikely that prices will buyers favor,
Pareuary as the present sentiment Of quotations is
peseo upon desirable old and It's precedence with
many This latter support OF tn. market
not sueieEty out OF the way ndiscrminate
shipments OF quality. A o
grace at this time would badly distract the market
tnere Is not enough
SI NOT Weatner We quote: Prime old. per 100 10 e5c
mixed 65d70c: clover 600eSlc: new hsy s1Gelc -.
STRAW-Suppes indicate regular full receipts. the
market is consequently tender. We quote: Long
me only sort in commercial demand 7OGsoc. Receipts
OF nay in tons reported Produce Exchange
DAY; Hudson River Railroad. 800: Erie 670: Pennsyl-
Hana 30 Delaware Lackawanna and Western. 10; West
Shore, no. Lehigh Valley 150 Central Of New-Jersey
9O canal boats 772 river barges $50: total 1882
ecelps OF straw: BY river. $50 by rail- 40; total
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

do. - 10. IS so: so 81; State sheep 11s
10, 50 So
H H. Hollis; AZ State lambs 60 10. IS 12ts: State
sheep Is Tn. az So so; IL do 12 10. at So do lO3 10.
Jeline. Wright & Co: IS state lambs. 81 70. at
IS sIa 25 do II r IS So IL State sheep. 122 10 at
". Otis Co.: state lambs. IS n, at S.
HOGS-Recetpts for days 5Olz cars, or S.S01
head. OF which about ) Market
stronger Sales Of prime State hogs at So iOds6 45
100 10.
sales-S Sanders; State hogs. 194 70 average. at
Sc 40 per 100 10; roughs. 800 ~ at IS 40.
S Judd & Co: Al State hogs. 1856 n. at Sc 4S 6
roughs 2s2 n. SIS 45
]. II. Hume Bro: 40 State hogs. 70. So 40:
do, 1888 10. at SIS 40 2 boars. Is5 10. at SO so
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
LvEaPooL corroN MARKET.

Liverpool Aug 20. $40 r. m.-Cotton-Spot, fair de-
mand prices higher American miidlng fair, 5Sd good
miidIng 5Sc rddiEg. llGi, low niddling. 27-32d
good ordinary, - sd ordinary, 1i32d The sales OF
the bales. of which $40 for specula-
ticn and included $500 bales American Re
cepts. bales. including =. zoo bales American
Futures opened and closed steady. American mid
ding / m g. August. 5s-6id sellers August and Sep
tember Gid sellers: SEPTEMBER, 30 6id sellers; Oc
tober @ 35-Gid4 36-6+d sellers; October and No
vcnber. 81 6id sellers November and pecember I6id
sellers; December and January 26G4Gf 2I64d sellers
January February, 2i6id buyers; February and
March - 20 6id buyers; March and April 1854
q. L 4
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug. 26.-Flour-Good demand; steady; best
spring 81 25S+ 90 bakers straight spring S+Q
81 bakers clear sprirg 81 259S3 IS; grades
and spring 81 25G S3 best family winter So 1884
patent winter 81 25Qs4 so: clear 50 50Qs3 70: cracked
-four. So 5OQS3 75; flour. Sc 50dS4 Wheat-Spring
dull: No 1 Northern old IsAc; T6c; winter No
red 74l2c; No do 79c No white. 7s1ac Corn duh;
do soc. Oats dill and easy; No 2 white $3.50; No
nal; No old. Gle No new, soc asked Canal freights
Boats are scarce at the moment but will be in fair
supply Rates firm at sac wheat.
&c with 3isc bid and 34c asked oats. Lum-
ber Albany, 81 81. and to New York. 81 IS per NJ
Chicago Aug 26.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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sorrHERN corroN MARKETS.

Memphis. Arg 26-Cotton hrn; mitdlins. sac; low
mddIng nc. good ordinary. 13 16c; receipts 43
bales gross 81 shipments 22i sales 2,0 stock q 972
Sew-O Orleans. Aug. 26-Cottou firm and held higher;
midding s7sc. low mitlng lee good ordinary I4c;
receipts 1880 baes; exports coastwse 4 sales 1000
stock. .2l7.
Galveston Aug 2G.-Cotton firm; middIng s%c: low
mtdEg SIC good ordinary. T}Sc; receipts 2999 bales;
Coastwise. 2 lO9 sales. i.O9i stock. 2SSoo
Savannah, Aug 26.-Cottcn firm miidling sac; low
miding T2c good ordinary, 6Sc receipts, So bales
.Nn.r-s coast wise. $50 sales. 100. stock. o Las
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

spring wheat 6ss.c; No 2 yellow 5i's ssse 40 cats
s6sc No rye S5a5ssS tST to choice mailing bsrlsy
69963c No haxseed. 81 As: No Northwestern 81 81
SO 2 mess pork per S6i si4 s5as14 20 lard per 100 r.
IS e2ag$s 90 short rib sides loose s. sass i5; dry
boxed ss soass 90: whskey u high wines 81
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
changed sI.aioAc Eess Steady: fresh. la5sssi4e.
cincinnati. Aus 2-F1our dull. fancy. SO IoaS3 80;
Corn quiet: No mixed. 5sG5si-c easy No
mixed, S1GsTla lac; Rye dull No 2. 5sc-
Northern zoe No Northern sc: sepJem6er zoe: Xu-
gust Ssse october. eolc: December. 7Oc: MAY. T4c
MiwauSce Aug 2G%wheat lower Close: No North
srn, 7lc' No northern e91ea7o]ac September 6sitc-
pie 45G62c Corn septeGteT 5sisc =
Minneapolis. Aug. 26.-Close: Wheat cash. 6SKc; Sep
ea%c: No Northern. Gsac; No Northern ssAe Flour
and bran. unchanged.
grade August. 73g78sc. Corn. lac lower; No mixed
August 57'sd5sc. oats &c lower. No white clipped.
extras 81 4OqSa G Pennsylvania roller clear s. 9O6
So ~ do straight So 2oGS2 go Western winter clear S2 @
Kansas straight in sacks So 25G$3 4 do patent SO asa
50 co. sqrag cIsar s3qs3 % DO straight sS tes$i eS DO
mills extra. Sc ioaS2 IS: do clssr, s. e5ass 20: do
straight 50 2s$s a5; DO patent 50 e5gs4 10 Rye -four
prints 1c lower fancy Western creamery 2o192lc; do
nearby prints. % Eggs firm, good demand; fresh
bbs $4,000 N in sacks wheat 450eo bush: corn 500
corn 400o bush; oats. 1900 bush
81 Louis. Aug -6-CIose: Wheat No > red cash,
Os ssra SePssRSos CONS cash 55e ssptembsr
55%c. December. 56Sc: May. 5gc Oats-No cash SIC;
Trade to-day was in active demand Large lots found
ready sales call zoe which was declared the official
the district aggregated eo9.S0o pounds.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

the oh closed steady, with quotations &c higher on
caf CO. SIC for middling upland and sT.c Tor mid
We're .es ssss bales Southern spot
hsber :, rs az follows Neworlesns ana l-l6c
Esvsr,e ls-lbc: Mobile quiet unchanged Al sac:
h hrIn and hc higher Al SIC. WIlBinefon s,,li
~ Sc. Norfolk and "a higher al sSc:
q and Ae higher SIC: Galveston nrm
tke a. Be- Augusta firm &c higher AZ sis0
Rsoesstfnpnis hrm and NC higher al sac
Cav ~ePH oL cotton the interior
N'inparec with the vel, .ra e.,
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

COTTON-The market for cotton futures opened firm.
VIII rlces Sg4 points higher. and continued advance
81. oet rise ot 1913 points had been scored over
9eluruays bids. this being full response 10 strong
LNeIo4 cables very bullish inforna ton from the
vp country Speculation active all day, with public
o-slig feature much of the time. Bull confidence in
was uHbounded. and leading operators talked Of
81 Ior January in the future although allowing
s ne basis foT this positive ruling OF opinions
with the condition Of the crop in nearly all
.S OF lne belt, though particularly In the South
st, Nere SHIRT yield clearly indicated by the
ueFelolnent alone The principal bull factor In
~s MARKET The cable news. indicated
- ol lil& points IN futures top and 5-32d In
IN Neeh ~ Liverpool where shorts. sptnners and the
ouhs 81 cotton for nearby delivery This buying over
mo The local pit and figured prominently a sup
tu"s ,llLrnce here Next in order after cables
atEab4e reports these
norso-a -5o1sh continued rains the and
sIls i NC central belt. where plant
ee ana portrayed deterioration through long alb
Firni " Iah over extensive OF Misss-
,hs,. Ieat strength of the South
N .LaIfeo further advances
-1@'teis and Northern spinners, desr
~ part OF bears here short The esrlv wave
carried October 1850 January 70 sO7c
roo-, sh lhtre were reactions profit taking by
Tle s.NlIs commission houses Southern interests
sent october OF :. .90c
ne latter Fear to-uorrow's government
-Daii create another market
"a - -eelly bulish 10 stimulate public buying here
fuenoas s ~ trec shorts in the Minor in
r, q further rise of l-l6c the price of Fall Pfver
ro-ts tohs better feeling drygoods circles ana 70
for -s ne Eastern belt could be derended non
close eotton until the middle next month rhe
The -s,e sesesey with prices net lIQls points higher
was as follows: ' " '"e i'o"A inarkes to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
Steamboats,
AND POINTS IN

DnCTnMT AND POINTS IN
UOAIAO II WI NEW ENGLAND.
FALL RIVER LINE. via FaH River and Newport.
Iesve pier 10 n r. foot OF Warren st Week days and
Sundays at $40 P. ". Steamers PRISCILLA and
PURITAN. Orchestra on each
PR0yIDFSCE LINE. via Providence. Leave Pier fs
y n foot ~ Murray ST. Week days only at 500 P "
steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT. Orchestra
srONINGTON LINE. via Stonington. Leave Pier 5s
p 70 oF Spring st. days only $50 p NJ.
Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
yDRNVTCH LINE. New London Leave Pier 50
y p foot Of Spring St Week days only at $50 P M
CESTER -. -.
NEW HAVEN LINE. leave Pier p T. K root Pecs
sir Week DAYS 500 p. NJ and 100 midnight SIndsyi
go NJ Steamers CHESTER W CHAPlN and
EICuARD PECK special week end ads. FOR sunday
Labor Dav and Saturday haf-holfday trips
on September % steamers viii leaVe View aors
., go NJ ana L. midnight. The p NJ. trip will be
omitted.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
NAVAL STORES

Important changes conspicuous by their absence
from the market for spirits to-day. although steady
undertone prevailed Rosln and pitch ruled quiet and
unchanged. We
TAR-Regulars 50 25 do oil bbs 81 25
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-36iA6 63Tc.
., RosIN-Common to good strained. 81 4ods1 49, p.
u 90 f. 81 65; F. 81 20: G, 81 SO l. 81 SIS; X, 50 20:
NJ. 81 65; y. 50; W G. 50 35 and W W. Sc 20
STOCK ON HAND.
60
~
savannah. Aug. 26-Spirits turpentine firm, SAC;
ceips 1892 bbs: sales 1473 bbls; exports bbls.
oSlh hrm and unchanged; receipts 5207 bbs: sales,
1854 bbls exports, 332 bbls
charleston. Aug 26-Turpentine- nothing do
ing; quotations omitted Rosin firm, unchanged.
New Orleans, Aug 26-Cotton-Futures barely steady.
=. " MlrninSton, Aug 26.-Spirs turpentine firm 32a5
receipts - casks Rosin steady 95cdS1 receipts
VS Dds Crude turpenne quiet s1GsI receipts 1O5
bbls Tar steady, 81 IS: receipts POI bbls
LONDON, Aug. 26-Turpentine spirits. 26s Cd
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
4 Brazilian coffee is as follows:

kio-Cofee market quiet 40 Rio. 4s975. exchange.
10 l61 receipts. u 900 bags; cleared for the United
$1,000 bags.
The stastcal nostinn ztltar coffee &, - torin..
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
act prices in the local market to-day

Coffee Cabes--Santos-Co market steady; good
Santos $3.50 receipts % 600 bags stock $4,000
ags Hamburg-Cofee market opened \ az pig lower;
II 80 ~ = pfg lower sales 80 900 bags.
iayreCoifee market opened irregular. 4 franc lower:
AZ y n unchanged a. 3 ,. franc lower; at $50
1vanced = franc: total sales. 10 600 bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

Receipts breaastuffs Interior points IN tousHs
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

For a Guayra. Puerto Caoerc Curacao and Mara
caibo via Curacao-Callins also San Juan. T. r.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
9. s. PHILADELPHIA Saturday Sept Z Noon
=
These vessels have superior accommodations pas
sengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers 1875 Front-ss-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE
connecting with all railroad steamship
Summer Steamships FIalV and North
Star Pier 81 East River. St. every
Tuesday. Thursday and saturday P. NJ Steamers
fitted with modern rprovsent tr the comfort
passengers Ticket Offices Broadway.
Reade 81. Tel. 3419 franklin Thos. Cook & sons
1ls5 Broadway: Office Pier So River.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. August &c. 1901.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
FAST ITALIAN LINE.
CUNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
Ftr1ria Aug 81. A VI Cm6ria. Sept a. : A NJ.
Servta. sept 3. A NJ. LHcania. Sept. 21. II A
Campania Sept. z noon Etruria. Sept. IS P. NJ
VERNON H BROWN & CO. Gen. Agents.
% ROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
p.r,a,.. without Preachers.

George II Webster, wealthy re.
+ir.d pIocsr Of Nashua, h. mas
started Bellamy colony, along novel
liGes. at Merrimac, aud viii devote
Tho remaining years of his life 20 fos,,
e eI as represented in COM
mnnity home. Bellamy's Looking
backward is Wepster's Bible ana
constant guide in ell matters OF con
dnct He will work out his plan on
tam that he bought for that purpose
an the banks Of the Sowhegan river,
lust across the Massachusetts pof.'si.
The membership fee is S'oo' ana UNI
sum goes into the building OF nome,
Preachers will not be tolerated ther'
and all lawyers will be kept out, De
cause, Webster says, they are arones
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11

DR. Krause, former governor OF 90
Harrisburg is on trial at London
charged with high treason and i1clte-
ment to murder. The former cnarse
is connected with the surrender Of 10
hannesburg, when according to the
p pubiic prosecutor Sc Dr. Krause obtained
FRAN Lord Roberts "a bours armlstice,
IN the plea that street fighting woulc
thereby be obviated, and utilized thu
period in gsttirg all the Boer u hg mt T.
out of the town and sendirg loo,u wv v
pretorla, The prosecution introduced
evidence to show that Dir krause wa, wa
ia communication with DR. Cornellu'
Broecksman public prosecutor at 10
hannesburg, who was executed sep
TENDER 80 last for treason ana n
urged the necessity of shootlng, o
otherwise disposing of Douglas Foster
an English lawyer attached to l.or'
Roberts staff, who was very aeti'
against the Beers.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
Danger in Holding Rank BIS In the
Mouth.

DIR william G Mcdonald of Boston,
q Snecialist on skin diseases. recently
had case Of infectious disease OF a
conduct on one of the street railway
lines, which he says was transmitted
by a bank bill. The conductor in
formed DR. Mcdonald that he bad fre-
quently held bills IN his mouth while
making change for passengers Oh his
car After thorough examination OF
his patient and his habits Or MELON,
ala came to the conclusion that the
disease was contracted in this limo
cent way. DIR Mcdonald warns the
mblic to be more careful about such
matters and recommends the English
custnn of issuing only bills OF large
denomination, and the immediate re
tirement of hank notes as soon as de
rosited.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
Sultan Recognizes Y S Consul NJ hharp"'

An trade just issued at Constant
nople grants the exequasur OF Tnomas 5
II Norton of Cincinnati, as Oniteu
States consul at kharput, 50 long
withheld by the Turkish government,
In November, 1900, the Port rejected
our request for consul there which
was regarded by the United States
Legation as a direct violation {, o.
treaty rights, and consequently, ~
Thomas II Norton, who was appoil;nIt
ed by President Mckinley to establish
a consulate at Kharput, was directed
to proceed to his post. Long neg o
The Porte asserted that no consu
was resided at Kharput The unite5
States took the contrary. grounu
Khgrput is the city in Asia Mluor
IN the shores of the Black Sea wher
the American college was destroyee'
aud man, Armenians massacreo o
the Turks.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
VOL. XVI. NO. %.

nanss, so that the HswsiianS are pnv
more eager to get rid of the min,
bird than they were to e2t-rninats
the mosquito.
Something like a sensation has been
caused 10 Wall street hy op,idnn
Of the United States internal raw,
enue commissioner that each tins
stock or tords are pat up is cola,.
eral security for loan they mlst psy
a tax If two cents for each SlM
Heretofore under the war reyerue 40,
brokers nave heen able to pledge ,bs
same collateral q second time without
payment of the tax second time
By the preseot decision borrowing Of
money or stock exchange collateral /,
made douhly burdensome.
A new electric propeller fr small
boats il a combination Of moto' ora.
heller wheel and rudGer. the noyel
feature being the use Of the mot0,
unoer water. The propeller weighs
about 35 pounds, and thestorage bat.
teries are uRde so compact that the,
can be placed under the seats Of On
ordinary rowboat, two boxes Of cell,
giving a speed of four miles an bour
| for five to eight hours on enc charge,
40 advantage claimed from placing
the motor outside the boat is avoid
ance of strain and vibration
The application of electricity as 4
motive power in typewrltnR' IS rOs
talked of. In the new electrical o.,
vice, the ply steal force is supplied BY
an electric current, acting tar,u.h a
magnet. The operator WORKS with mole
! rapidity, for the keys fall IA one
third the pressure required On The
modern machine. 1t is claimed that
t the electricity will secure uniformity
: of the writing, and that the light ar.
D ton will make it possible for the ma,
| pipulator to use all his finger, an
. increased current will PRINT a dozea
j manifold copies With equal eas4
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
Strange kidnapping of a Thirtssn-fear'
Old Girl.

The 10 year-old daughter OF George
Wentworth of Ne9ton, n h. was
mysteriously kidnapppd by three men
ubile driving home the cows FRIDAY
night. She returned home early sun-
day morning and says that the I,
blindfolded and covered her SO tna'
she could not tell where she was car
,;ed hut she thinks it vas an hour
drive Then she was taxed into a
house, still blindfolded, laid upon a
mattress Bs she was too weas <, from rom
fright to stand She refused all food
except two crackers, and remem pe,s
nothing more until che found herself
near her fathers barn early SUNDAY
morning when she vent to Tue aorss
and aroused her mother, who ADMIT
ted her. The tracks of wagon 10
which she was evidently brought
hone we're found near the barn. ehe
suffered severely from the cold as sn'
wss tbinly clad when taken away,
she is not conscious of having been
| in iured hySically.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11

Machining of the fight of Santiago the
nes Snanish ship to the Brooklyn
n ma, Y3oo wards, THIS statement dld
was wa, a onve with that of Lieut. Com
I u",S dsn who called the distance lloo
Yards, but Lieut. Bristol ins.sS ""t one
his own estimate was the cot .ho sv vr1
In regard to the stay OF tne , uyaas
squadron at Cienfuegoos' ,ne .h w,'I I'D
said he bad not considered ,he' ! nn,
maintained blockade there, so
wers merely laying off the port, ne
said. land at light anything eoulo
hays passed 10 so far as We were coa a
earned without being seer; lie r au
mitted that the Dupont and the vas,
fine had been kept inside the me a. a.
nipht, but that he had not been ap''
To saa them.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
r.. S.me. of the Samsr Victims.

Go, Cbstfse cahled from Manila
Tuesday the following list OF tne VIC
fins of the recent Samar massacre :;
Casualties engagement Balanglga;
Samar September %. Wounded Will
be renorted as soon as received. 20
n OH Irnitsd states infantry:
Killed-Sergsant John Martlr;
Sergeant James \ Ran1leS' CORPORA,
Henry J Schearer, Priyates Joseph
Gordon, James Martin, John W Ay's
lotte. Byron Dent, Eli Fitzgeral1i'
Charles 4 Sterling. Robert spronli'
John q Miller, Richard LONDON, 10
semi Turner, Gustave SphuytIIsi'
Cnrporal Frank p McCormscs, FRI
Yates Proal Peters, Leonard T Schley'
Articfier Joseph r Mari, Private'
lanes F McDermott, Charles Z JAWS
Harry NJ Wood, John Wamebo, JOSEPH
n Klsinbample. Robert L Booth, gu,
n Denis. John D Armani, Little AT
mani. George Bony, John ID buhrer
lanes Z Cain, Frank Vobayda
Charles Powers.
lied from wounds received IN &C
tion- Corporal Thomas & BAIRD; IN
vats Chris F Recark, Private rlo!'
Missing bodies, probably burpe'
uhen insurgents deserted toTn-M .
sicisn John l. Covington: Privatr
Patrick J Bobbius, Jerry Drisc1ll
Eyans South, August + PorrcZzene
Chr;stian s Williams, Claude Wiugo
also Harry Wright, hospital cofps.
Kiiled-Septembsr !, Bassy' Ssmal
Ico n 9th infantry, Corporal John
Weiss. Private Charles Q McManss =,
Al tue wsr department it is said tn
names of Joseph | Gordon: HuStsVe
Scbu,tzIer and John Wanueoo a.
Subject TO correction later.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
colombian liberals Attack MORO Island

A force of Liberals, numoering AZ
least $50, attacked MORO island,
comna nding the entrance 10 tue poiS
- Tnmaco. September "a. The island
Ma ali along been garrisoned with
less than 100 troops we'll supplied
with arms, ammunition aud commis,
ssry stores, including more than 10Y
nead of cattle and other provisions 10
proportion. The landing was effected
before day break by mesns OF canoes
Simultaneously the island was storne 90
from the other end by liberals on tne
maiuland Sept 26, lthe british steam u
-. onito started up the stream tow
ard Tumaco and the liberals hiec
across her bows. She turred, but hr
ing continued, one ball passin1l
through her side above the waternafk
Shortly after this matter. becam'
known. the British warship learn
left Panama, presumably for Tumsco
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
Does Not want M onev'

lanes Eads How, the man who does
not behave in living off the income OF
others. is now travelling about the
country doing chores ana odo !ous ~,
,irei;hood He is the founder OF the
public welfare" fun OF 81 LOUIS y; y;
which he contributed $40, ooo OF MS
sb are of his fathers estate Tor olstri-
button among the poor of the clty, ne
dresses shabbily while travel ing ABOUT
the country. except that he always
years a clean white shirt He o'1erS 10
do any kind of hard labor and accepts
whatever remuneration is tenaereo
him