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bvENIkG. SEPTEMBER 4, 1901.
CRUISER WACHT
SUNK OFF ARIZONA.
War Graft Was with German Fleet Manoeuvrng
in Baltic Sea-Had Grew Of I26 Men.

BERLIN. Sept 4.--rhc commander
OF the German fleet manoeuvring in
the Baltic telegarphcd to-day from
Sassnitz. Island OF Rusen. that the
th!rd-class cruiser Wacht has been
sunk off Arizona. n promontory on the
north coast o, that island She was
in collision with the battlc-ship
Sachsen. 1t is not known whether
there was any loss OF life.
The Wacht was steel cruiser OF
/ $50 tons displacement and 1000 in
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dicatet horse power. She was bu.lt
a. Bremen in 1887. was 362 feet long.
had 81 feet . inches beam. drew IL
feet 3 inches OF water and was driven
b. two propeilers.
The Wacht had an armored deck
two inches thick and carried crew
OF l26 men. elIr armament consisted
Of four 3i-inch quick firing guns and
two smaller Qulck-hrcrs. She had
three torpedo tubes and was esti-
mated to have a speed OF about nine
teen knots
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FALMOUTH. England. Sept. i.-.The
Wilson line steamer Buffalo. Capt. Low
eridge. from New York Aug. II for Hull
which passed The Lizard last night and
s:ynalied that she was not under con-
troll, having broken her shaft. arrived
here to-day.
Tho captain reported that a New York
newspaper man Gamed Joy committed
suicide by taking poison during tho roy-
age.
In a letter to the captain he requested
that his remains be buried a, sea. ShIch
was done. JOY wrote that he took the
voyage especially TO commi, suicide
He directed that certain OF his belong
ings be sent to Josephine Joy. and left
presents for the stewards and steward
eases.
The Buffalo had encountered some
very rough weather and for ;,ree days
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STRIKER FOUND STARVING,
Williamsburg Tailor In Hospital
In Critical Condition.

Albert RuShcr. a tailor whn lives "a,
No. - North Sixth street, Williams.
hurg, Is IA the Eastern District HOG
pital suffering from starvation Th.
physic.ans say that his condition Is
critical.
Rughcr went on strike several weeks
ago. Since then hc has had nothing 10
eat but scraps He was found to-day
In the doorway OF No. Y, Kent avenue
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BREAKING UP
INDEPENDENCE,

HosToS. sept. I.-undrr orders
r"i" VIZ. 'h"mns W. Lawson work.
me" To-day began breaking M
the Independence nt the Cammon-
wealth dock. Sonsh IIo.ton.
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Mrs. nohcr, Goc,c. a. newport.
Especial to The Evenll

Especial 10 The Evening woridJ
NEWPORT, II. l.. Sept. t--Mra.
Robert Goele,. with her family. has ar
rived here on her yacht Sahama. from
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roRT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TODAY.
81. Louis. Southampton. Lausnburs, N.yti
Dsrnsnic. Liverpool, E.peranra Iavan.
Southwark. Belgium,
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S HIPPIN G NE W S.

ALMASAc FOR TO-DAY.
iI,.f. 3 20 sun ss,s d IS Noon r,.. 10 IA
THE TlnES
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

Hiitur. CuraecA. state Of Sss.s,Ls
Asjsatle. Liverpool o!assou
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HIIIING WtIRrS gOR Tf>
wnnton Sport Iha' Threaten. 20 Rring star
vation 7 pom Northern rrib~s

vo--"'- arc going into 'ha ror'Nern waters
~ tho es'~rr world eVory year and ~"
ip-cor representatives, ~ Gnlna! NE In th~
f.r north are rapidly diminishing iu number
U..rI.I- vh1l. ha- hecu nearly cSt"r'nlra'"d.
70 ftI'rug uT 20 N" supply ~ n" oil seal l-
nut.,.pur' and according To good authorities.
the palr'I~ Is also IN danger ~ being ViIcd
uut m" cN'rruiuHti1u of the valru- would
ho parttrularly dcplorahe as f. is the chief
food resource - n" Arcttc hishl1ud'rs of
northwest Greenland and Of tho indian, alons
tho ,.a.r. - northern Alaska An Arctic
s>pI.r,r pr his country receutlv said w,tl.
reg "a 10 the slaughter " wRlruS IN Green
luuJ Wat"r-
ANY on" nhn is farni, i1r with tho conditions
~ h'o among mo I~qUiwauv living north ~
cape NOrl.. C-orulaud. must fear for N" fate
Of thc-o nat ives. numbering only about I've
hundred souls 1hcv are shut In 10y the ice
o' Nrlyl.. Rav from Intercourse with an"
other u,upl" ~ the world except that the
vhl'cs come 80 them nearly every year
Their !upI r"-ources are almost wholly con-
nu"d - UaIrl- nud seal. mainly .warus
IN" t-,. lI..rJE rtN .lt'i" attention - hurtirg
the reindeer With invlr crude weapons The
animal l. '"'WHrH'N"iy abundant. hut PLAYS
a. very -uui utrt n The domestic e""u"Wy
u' the Arctic hsCllludcr~
"Nuw for ten or twelve vcars past, whit"
mon hoNn been visiting the North Water and
.
summer lhry have killed lars" quantities
81 Wa.tr~ i"r d. food They hay" Killed
number, If w.'ru- in order 20 tnn" thar
~hiu- "id shrI"t"u- back homo 4" the iau,"-
ur.- " attention whatever. apparently,
hy-. been y.'d - u.. fact that n" main ,onrc"
oi food TT tl" natives Nns ttuS being en-
dluE,i"d h,lt'v" II i the general opinion
among hose W.T." know thnt 'h" wh'lossl"
iuroods that lr" bong ruaG" upon the NHIru-
of rnrth w"-' tr"'ulnnd Should 10" stopped
I'm ~" ir''r"~t- uf hurauIi, and to avert
starvation f. mo Ia" handful Of Espuimau, who
ekr ont "a hlT" existence under III" most
dNcuN ''rruW' tau'rs IN thnt region
It." Ir''sury Department issued irS'ruC-
tlu'- lat m uth e. ~" collector pf cu .tu".-
. of Port own -"ud, NHSl urge the captains
oi N"- .'''~ gu,rg'n \laskH to prevent the kill
lis ui W1Iru- hy p"r~uI> on board their ships
Mann OF -" diHuS alouc he uurthcru COASTS
are said To- hr ~ q nearly starving condition,
. and tl">'' orders W"r" issued with u view -
Irut,Ctlrg their wHlu food supply. hundreds
uf pa ~~'IlL'rS on the steamer - 81. Michael
and Cape NnlHn nro ~lid to mike n Iraoti,"
Oi Nrlrs into -" herds Of walrus MAI th'v
-" drifting GA IN" ICo foes. \ great many
of tho animals ar killed and wounded. and
'hoir bodies a"c seen floating N Bsriug Son
and tho Arctic ocean This destruction =
purely wautrn, for no good comes 81 ~ ~
IN" passengers cannot yp--ib,y recover tho
ivorE 81 the valuable hide ~ IN. valru,
They shoot merely for the excitement uf
killing The Irictice - n raprohens bic one
and iu l." opinion Of Alaskan officials IT,"
most >trnCeu' regulations should be adopted
t. PUT an end to II
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WRATH or THE VOTER SCORNYD


Politics in New South Wales IL quite as
uncertain gam" a. h Is IN thls country and
the member ~ Parliament who - ungrataiul
enough "a forget his constituents is likely 20
hear from them The W'st,rr Gra-isr, hi,h
Is published at Wecannia. New south Wale..
prints thi- letter which tho member Of Parlia-
n"n' from the Bg River country received
not long ago II was written bv a man vino
had applied Tor iob and iAll"i ~ get u.
pIAE Slr Your" Il dam fraud, aud Won
know o. doEf cure a rap Tor the lillci or
tie wuucN "Ith"r, hu' Nuu could hdN" .'ut Il
for IN" IT Npu wasn't a. mean ~ u.ui Two
IuuNd~ week aLt any modr 10 H." than ~
su.ll u~ is 'o YOU. tut object 10 hcin made
an iul"rul foo. of soon after YOU WdS
elected by my hard vorkln fcll"r wanted 10
N"' u" that Nul wouldn't b" N tho hOu~n
wproU "a ""k h"luTr yoa made haas nr
H'Ir~cii beet hiW a COW on that. A. thought
'p1 was worth u hen After | got V,lr
uul" -tNlu- You declined 10 ~ II In IN" matter
] irrlN Va" COW over to the iollsr'S ii lac. an
'old him hr had won her Iha's all ! eot
Tor how lIu u"~"lf hors" for you on pole day
man pride. hu' Nnu 'uiur" him lu bl;uess
! h"lIcNc 'ov ihirk vrul ct in ag"n 7
don't \n what ] don't thiul, j. ~ more
kous"Vuluc" 'hdn YOU IdliIn h"lirv" Won
'lh" ul'~hI m cutting Nour h'.' friends
h.1 VIf" t.l' tine clouds rti, hy A. tucN o ,r''
'pu Iu-t h"i.iui n" ,p- ware ~" butcher
cuts th" pig Nurr no man. lure only n
iui" for f"w suuatters An don't think
Nuro much of q CRATER either 60 ~ hudc-
! lower m"~cf n'nc TO a skunk even tho |
med him member Of parermsnt.-
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FIVF-RORSF TEAMS.
\ New Development Of Heavy Trucking Some
times seen In THIS city.

striking sort of team seen occasionally
nowadays in the City's streets is one ~ FIVE
hor-"- This team Is made up by hooking
n pAir Of horses in front Of team of thrne
driven abreast The team Of three horses
50 hooked NJ is In its present. somewhat OK
tended usr. virtually modern draught team.
and 80 tho five horse j. practically u novelty
when a single horse Is added In front of a
pair three-hor-e team thus made up il
called. - everybody know. a spike team
Bv whatever name. n any has been applied
- H. the team Of tiy" horses hooked NJ In the
manner descrih"d may bc known, IL suggests
~ u'tliue u truEctted pyramid And the
pyramid team CONVEYS also the sense Of great
power II looks a. though N would walk on
with ANYTHING that could be put behind IL on
wheels
That extra pair 81 horses in front 81 tho
team of thTco driven abreast Ia likely To ha
added on "a day when the going is hard as nftor
a snowstorn II was under such conditions
THAT on" hve-hor-e team was seen Thi.
team wa- attached to a great coke wagon,
utmost as big as hous" Even with the going
bad as A. was the nve-horsc team walked
away with this hou." on wheels easily
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FINiNCIS or THF STATES.
with Few T,ccp'ions the HEAVY Debts to 10
Found In the south.

Municipal and county debts have heen In
crclsing ~ IN" Tinted States 80 rapidly -
rorrr' wears ~ 70 furnish "a thomo fur tho
tho other hand. through tho sl,lful manage
mont ~ those IN charge ~ the financial ar
rauC"irout~ OF the various States. have bo"n
either dacreas or entirely cNtinsuiShed
IN" fo.lowInl Stg'"s have now no debit -
no funded obligations which have UItur"d
and are unprpvldcd for or remain unprovid"d
frr before maturity. Illinois. Iowa. Montana,
Nohra,iu md Nevada The following States
have only nominal debt California. s.upn.
Michigan. s2JOOOU. New Jersey. t-Oupu.
oregon. slO5. .OUl, and Vermont s?pi .Oo0
IN lNEO IT," debt Of Illinois was 81 ISa 900
Iowa, s2to. 900. Montana slG7.r Nebraska,
Soi3,tNu. nevada sju' 900. california, sg.522. -
upu Nrhigiu $1,000. $40. New Jersey, o. ,02a .
900. Vermont, sliN,nrO
Ncw Nurt has a debt " so, ,po. 600. ot which
the uhlIsiflous incurred hy N" canals repre-
sent about sg.pv1.uIU. outside Of that ito'u
of disbursement New York has pract icallv
up Grhl. Iruusyly irIH owes tS35 900. Ollp
S.0ru,n. MARYLAND s2.loo. 900. of which only
=. 400 = y loan outstanding h"forr 1900
~tChUsettS has a larC" debit, siU 600 OON.
considerable debt g.. 2.7Gnouu. and Connecticut
q fairly large drbt 90 S2.lVI.uN1 With thc>a
except ions all tue heavy stat" debts are in
southern States which went through the
,NIrU~ly" plOCe~s of reconstruct lon Ton
u"ss..n has a deh' Of sIGOO0. 600 Nirgiui.
Ina sd.aoo,Ov. Alabama S1.3Ud 600. Georgia
t'.eco,rn. South Carolina ~. >G0 600 and Mi,-
SlsSippt s9 900 hOn IrNas. Kentucky md
West Virginia have small debts
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NO BiCKRONE ~ VIEW IORK.
An Ante-Eeiium Bciioac, Of the south Tn.
known to the Northern Cook.

strar ger In New ork asked for he -lth bon y
in n restaurant to" other dsv and was IN
formed that tho article was not known I'm
arv 0v-' lass restaurant T. = the town Mavhc
tra' is so
Backbone "a winter dolicacv in tho south
tny Soutnorncr wiIl tell Won that backbone
l. hog meat II is rot all meat. Of course
Ter" h. rrcnond"ranoe Of bone and II
comes from that part OF tho hog Indicated
hy ~" name
TIE meat Is tender provided tho hog has
not h'"u lcrWl't't IN OutIN" an tho Othp-
luE- on -" triIon EVunius tArou.h
-" Inks which compose tho homo is "a tlliu.,
of marrow 10 N" cultivated tastc OF A
sub 'trr" ~ M" porker
i is lN" -luc" - the hog l. gives 'ho
meat ON ~" hackhpn" u favor which n.ahrs
h1,Ehuu' d",cacy In IT," south
IL Hutr-h"luu dly' in that uart ~ the
country when "'"rv planter put NJ Ii- own
hog meat iHr ~" MI'i"T. tn" uhCk bone WAS
GiW AZ tkru uut Ia ~ entirety when the hog
w'S kil lci and siliod down When rlkci,
ont and prup"rlV cooked 'Hcrc l. orl, ono
way 10 cook hprkbon" and that j. hv h0iii,,,
u was u hi .hlv esteemed dish on u.
Snn't'rr s"rtlcmnn's i1hl.
llk" HIl MEATS served in tie South It was
h'plshi "n hof of course there was pona
Cnluh'"nd. ho' from the oven An iuvi'atiou
:" such dinner caused the mouth ~ the
invited G.'"si - wa'or more tnau the memory
81 -" h"-' apIl"JdcL That ever g'Irslod pa,t
tAe pnlat"
Por!nI- i' is NJ well that no New YORK
caterer should ever try 10 introduce ra K hor.
!! "gu b" prepared ol'r IN the land "l'rr Il
OF Tlsinai"a
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SHEEPSkIN WtISItOaTS.
A Garment More or Less Worn In winter by
Men Much out Of Doors.

II NAV he that the 'oa"tman sitting tran
uuIily on the box, apparently comfortable.
though the vIrtrv blasts do blow. has got on
IA garment moro or less worn at this season
H., men much outdoors These men include
,"I"hm"u, truckUeu, motorwor ard others.
n" garment T. a shcrp.kin vaistcoat
1lns I~ \ vaI~'roit mad" of shce,>i,iu with
a." wool ON. ard worn with tho woollN sdo IN.
Tho Kiln = tanned to tan color The waist
coat l. cut hgh On front and - 'rovided with
pp'N"fs u o. NHru sometimes IN place ~
a coat tra' would oti"rv I-r Dee u.cd or per
bays with . lighter weight coat than the
""nr'" could lui pu Vlihuut l.. 7 he over
cont f.. &. "n'lr-r WON over all. ~ u,ual
>oUc sH""Isklu Walstcoat- are r'.GN to
button tu.rtNcr a. ~" front a. nny wli.tcoaT
WOULD Others are mad. 10 fnst"n together
In front with straI.S and buckles
There's high degree Of warmth In n sheep
skin waS tcoat, hut the price l. not very lIsh
They cost about 81 so.
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Staring Lumber IN the log.

Frr,g tic Ro.t1r Er6r.,g Fr7rs~'..
CU'IT,NOUG,. Tenn. Jan - A l..' !
This CITY las secured % patent on an l.E''. .
for staining lumber In 10 log. VIII. .f.'. -
i~es fp create q sensation H. wuDu. a ..'..' '
circles Tia" staining ruirrfrl- are .. .''
ihrDurh logs hf hydraulic pr"--Ir" 5'.' '' o.
result - tlH' tho IOg comes ur' 90 - o ...'
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o." Of 'lI- d. 'HiIoO' I'd t' 'la at...a. ,." . -
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o' masking Imitation iUrIfsr'
ul"r lH.~ Iru,"~~ e l.'r" "' N.sf ID" '.f
b" converted u'p mahogany 40 OIL. " -
through. and AZ very i.ftl" cNI"II-" IT, 'I d"
ease with 2On pounds oI pressure. '." .-
yentor completely stained n i.il-iD"' log. 'n'.-
inG the staining material into tho gfa a
of the wood from which the Zap had zen
forced " tAs ssIns by drsuIlc pressure.
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.'sehsd sr>ensl thoush - e"ntsnisnhr
reduesd s~sl-

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FAR EAST'SRAPID TRANSIT.
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terrupted Mr.. Allen.

tctNupteu AT. Aiicus H.
"And want to say, continued Mr.
Money, that II 1 were cadet at West
Point and was hazsd In so cowardly ana
brutal manner, would kill the bazers
II the opportunity did not coms for
hundred years afterwards
Continuing his discussion of the action
OF the cadets at West Point, Mr. Allen
eaid:
"Those o1dets carry hazIng almost to
the extent OF taking life and In one in
stance recently they have taken life, and
the senator from Mississippi, MONEY!,
says they have taken life in several In
stances.
Mr.. MnCumber OF North Dakota argued
In support OF the pending bill. Incl
dsntaiIy he vigorously handled the prac-
tics OF hazing at West Point.
"That pratiooe. said he, "ereates the
worst character Of brutality and the
worst character of oowardioe. Amy bully
who Is guilty of attempting to punish
one who is phxsioaliy unable to meet
him. is such coward that he should be
discharged from the services.
Discussing this situation in the Philip
pines, Mr.. Teller declared the conditions
in the ISLANDS had not improvei since the
United States had succeeded spain there.