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on Board the Yachts.

New York. Sept. 30. \ splendid
breeze from tile southwest was blow
ing when the captains and crews of
the cup defender Columbia and the
challenger Shamrock III. We're reused
ont of their hunks soon after daylight.
1t would have been an ideal day for a
race between these two crack single
stickers. The strength of the wind
was about ten miles an hour and
steady as clock. on board the Co
lumbia the cover was taken off the
mainsail and triced up to dry, while
the sailmallers went to work on the
clew of that sail. Mr.. jameson, Mr..
Watson and others of the Erin'S party
went up to the city on the tug Law
renee about 8 o'clock. Sir Thomas Lip
ton remaining on board his yacht.
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Pike Monument Unveiled.

Conrtlana. Kan. Sept i0.-Cere
monies attending the unyeillng of a
monument erected by the state to
mark the spot where Lieutenant Zcb
ulon NJ. Pike hauled down the Spanish
flag and caused tie stars and stripes to
be raised for the first time III Kansas
territory have been held here. The
monument is located at the Pawnee
Indian village close to Coultland on
land donated to the state last winter
by Mrs. Elizahoth Johnson.
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STEiNGHAM RETURNS.
Builders Trial Said to Have Ieen
Successful.

The termdohoat destroyer Strngham.
which LIFT Inst Friday for her builders
trial Returned 10 the wharyrS 81 the
iiarlan \ lInllingsworth Company abaat
Y o'clock Yesterday afternoon. 'fhr trfal
took place 1T the Brcakwatrr and ollt
rlals q the Shipbuilding company say
that i MAS successful. NJ. neW. Dim.
ock represented the local company On the
TRIP aud returned on the hont yesterday.
ne Strilgham will remain nj hrt
hnlldels w!tnrf until word Is received
from Washington when she will hc given
Y speed Trial hy the government. Thr
speed trials will also take place ut thc
Rreakw.Ltnr.
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llNf-stesdy shipping, eassc: ,.aa, o,san'sc.
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Conrt OF AnncnIs Meets

Albany. y. j., Sept 3D-The court of
appeals met in consultation in the
morning. 10 decisions Were handed
down. the court taking up the calendar
81 appeals from orders when ii opened
ilS session 1T p. III. The decision iii
the M0lincux ease may be handed
down this week, and it may not be nm
III next week. The judges were in
consultation three hours. and whether
they considered the ease is a matter of
speculation When the decision will
he rendered and what II will be cannot
he learned until the court has made itI
announcement. There is Il belief. how.
ever That Mollncux may be granted a
!ilW TRIAL
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cnntnin Cnnnc1I.s Rncnrn.

New York, Sept. 30 captain Gonncn
is 4 brother Of Assistant District At.
torney John j. Cunncll. member Of
District Attorney Phllbin's stntt,
Thomas ". Connell WAS twenty.
eight years old. lIe received Iii.
diploma from West Point III 1854 AMI
was at once made a second lieUtpnnnt
IN the Ninth infantry. Iii 1888 he went
With his regiment to Cuba rs il brevgt
captain. He WAS mentioned for gal
lantry III the Cuban campaign,
Then he went to Manila ana fought
through the war against AguinaIda.
When war broke nrt III China. liz
was sent with his regiment and woM
honorable mention from the war do.
partment by his gallant action IN thu
Storming of Pellin-. HI returned to
the Philippines in June. 1901 rs Il reg
ular capt&in.
David ]. Connell. the fatier. H. i man
of considerable wealth. llc is III the
lighterage business and has lived fol
years on South William street III Il
matter of business. lie Is m agent also
for the Peter Goelet estate
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ALL OFFICERS KILLED.
Details of BeIangiga Massacre Re.
ceived.
UNPREPARED FOR ATTACK.
Four Hundred BoIomen Fell on the
American Camp-One Hundred and
Forty of Them slnin-General
Hughes Is Going TO Samar.

Manila, Sept. 3o.-General Hughes,
from the island of Samar, reports the
arrival Of Sergeant Markley and one
private at Tannan from the fight at
Balangiga, where over forty men OF
Company G, Ninth infantry, were kill
ed by insurgents, who attacked the
troops while at breakfast Saturday
last. The men who have reached Tan
nan say that the officers of the com
rany, who were at first reported to
have escaped, were killed with the
majority of the company. The troops
were attacked while unprepared by
400 bolomen, of whom the Americans
killed about no Many of the soldiers
We're killed in their quarters before
they had time to grasp their rifles.
General Hughes is going to the scene
of the disaster and will personally
command the troops.
New Branch of ISatipunan.
A new branch of the Katipunan "a
Filipino secret society has been dis
covered at Tarlae, capital of the prov
ince of that name. The object Of the
society is the slaughter of the whites.
Marcelino AIarivilla, president OF
Banoang, is the chief of the new
branch, which includes numbers Of tnd
uative constabulary, who We're recent
ly armed. One policeman admits that
he was taxed a dollar and wns ordered
| TO make holoS. 4 regular collection has
been made by the organization from
the natives, either by persuasion OF
threats. An uprising had hccn planned
| for an early date
The conditions in TaEants Crayabasa 2
and Ratangas are not reassuring, The
worst form Of guerrilla warfare pre-.
walls there The inSiWgcut forces are
distributed undpr cover along every
road and trail ana wait for travellers
| in ambush. The inSurgcnt leader Ga
ballos, who formerly belonged to Gen
eral Cailles' command, but WHO re-
fused TO surrender with CailCS. is re
treating to the mountains. The maii
forces of the insurgents are scattered
| in bands over the province. where they
dig up rifles when there is in oppOr
tanity to use them.
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THREE MEN KILLED.
Freight Trains Collide Near Bridge
port, Conn.

Bridgeport, Conn.,, Sept. 30. - Three
men We're killed and two seriously in.
jured in head on collision of freight
trains on the Berkshire division Of
The New York, New Hawn and Hart
ford railrond at Long Hill early in the
morning. The dead are Engineer II,
Burns and Fireman Gustafson of the
Rorthbound train and Brakeman Naly
of the southbound train. Engineer Holt
and Fireman Pitcher Of the southbouno
train are injured.
The cause of the collision was due,
according to the railroad officials, to an
oversight on the part of Engineer Holt
Of the southhound train, which was
running as an extra. The extra should
lave stopped at Stepney to meet the
regular, but the engineer kept on. The
collision occurred quarter Of a mile
south of Long Hill, when both trains
We're going at n good speed. The en-
gines and twelve ears We're wrecked.
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Confederate soldiers, Home burned.

Atlanta. Ga. Sept. 30.-The Con
federnte soldiers home, Just east Of
this city. has been destroyed by fire.
There We're no lives lost. but several
narrow escapes. About seventy veter-
ans We're inmates of the building. some
Of them being invalids. who We're res
cued With difficulty. The loss is estii
mated Mt S25,o0o. covered by $4,000
Insurance. The home was opened for
the eNConfcdcrate veterans of the
state June 80 and was built by popular
suh&eription.
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Beware of Ointments forI Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

rs murcury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely dcrange Tn.
whole system when entering it through
III" mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prcscriP.
tionS from reputable physicians as the
damage they will do is ten fold 10 the
good You cnn possibly derive from them.
Halls t'atarrh ture. manufactured BY
r. j. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo, O., con-
tains no m"rcnry, and is taken inter
hally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. iii
buying Halls Gatatrh Cure he sur"
Son gct the genuine. II is taken inter-
nally, ind nld. ii Toledo. Ohio by L. j.
CheneN 4 O.. Testimonials free
Snld by Druggists price 75c per bottle
Halls Family Pills arc the best.
The sun., 1901-10-01
Mnnicipal shni.eap In pittslur.

l'ittshurg, Sept 30. Andrew Fulton.
director Of the department Of public
safety in this city, las announced the
removal of twenty-three officers and
employees q that department. The
persons renewed We're nearly all promi-
n"ni III political affairs, ana some OF
1l.en have been III the employ Of the
citN for thirty years and upward.
Ah!olG the officers removed were 4.
~ Leslie. superintendent of police:
Morris Mead. superintendent of Tho
bureau Of electricity. ana Crosby Gray.
superintendent Of the bureau of health,
liogcr Mara, superintendent of de.
lhcfiveS and one of the best known de.
teetNes in the country. retires on a
pension. The removals. while not en-
tEelN unexpected. caused great excite,
lhent in political circles.
The sun., 1901-10-01
r HE.
Eenetu Game Today.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The Wilmington ball players are tt
have benefit Gamc Of ball today. Ken
Singtnn will H. the opponents. The teal
iS composed Of the hrSt players i'll tko
minor leagues.
lhr lime M Of the visitors will he Is
follows uRrii, New York State
League Ill: McSnlpy. i. or IT, Boston
Clark. New England League, 2h: Wcii.
Western League. IT,; Walker Rochester.
Eastern League. il. Or If; Daniels New
Enelina League, So; Davis, NirgiHt5
State League, 3h.: Fitzgerald. New En@
land League q; Henry. Connectirut
State League. RI; Thomas sub.
The sun., 1901-10-01
Dynamite Trnin MrcaI,en.

san Antonio, Tex. Sent. 30 4 dfsas.
trous wreck occurred on saturday mean
Iona Alta, on the MontcrS AMI Gulf
railroad. One life was lost ana four
men We're sent 10 the hospital Indy
injured and mntilated, some Of whom
will die. a freight train loaded with
dynamite and matches lift The track
five miles from Linares, near Iona Al.
ia section. causing the dynamite and
matches to explode. Tie entire train
of fourteen cars was blown 10 pieces.
and the track was torn up for several
hundred yards.
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PERSONALS.

G. W. Marshall is visiting III Rorin.
Alhyrt Willing is visiting in Evans
willie.
Miss ,Ianvier il visiting in Port ~.
poSit.
Marshal John G. Short will leave fin
Buffalo tomorrow.
Miss Gertrude Haley has returned
from North l.ast.
Miss Harriet Francis has returned
from Fort Deposit.
Miss Carrie Ricketts, Of Elkton, l.
visiting IN the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons have been
visiting ii Elkton.
Mrs. George lutter. Of Prwyyilie is.
visiting ii this city.
Miss Mamie I4ytle. Of Berlin, Md, Il
visiting II this city,
John 7, Parker If philadelphia. i.
visiting il this city
L. Irving IInndy i visiting his motter
il New York State.
Mrs. Josephine lhorp. If Philadelphia.
spent sunday III this city.
Willard Hall Porter and family ar,
81, nding week iii Easton. Md.
Miss Anna benjamin is the guest IT
Mrs. W. y. McNamc iii Principle. Md
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tonkin aiil ehifl-
rtn, Of Alilington, Md. are visiting hara,
T. G. bradford ana family, have re.
tHrned from i visit III Rockingham
county, Va.
Atre. ELLA BlocllSom anl daughter,
l'aGlitg. have returned from IN EXTENDED
stay in Milton.
Gilbert s. .IoncS. Of Dunn & CO. lrft
saturday fur i two weeks visit q his
parents. in Smyrna.
Alr. and Mrs Warren 4. Raurh Gf
N"w York City are the guests for i few
'lHNs VI William ]. McKenncy.
Ihonas Mcalcy and Miss Rose Mcs
Che. pf Baltimore. are visiting Misses
smal ana Annie Mealey. Of No 202
North Van Buren street
llr William +. Orr Of LeweS. has,
gong 70 San Francisco TO attend tine
General Convention Of the Episcopal
Church, /" which lie is delegate.
Arge Director ana Red Wilkes Wilson
Of the Garden Farm and Jessie Wopl
Of the Palace Stables are entered in the
races At the fair which opens Mt NJ
Grams Park, Lancaster, Pa, today.
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soldier. Back From Alaska.

Portland. or, Sept. 3o.--The United
arrived in port after four days yoy-
age from st. Michacls. The Rosecrans
brought IL United States soldiers I'M
der the command Of Captain Wright
or the troops no are to be stationed
mt Vancouver barracks, having served
three years in Alaska, while POS We're
brought out because their term Of serv-
ice will expire before the opening Of
navigation next year.
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lioers Attack Portitaln.

Durham. Natal, Sept. 30.-A force of
j..am Beers. commanded by General
.'otha. made an attack, which lasted
tll dny long, Sept. &c on Portitala. on
the border Of Iululand The brrghers
We're finally repulsed, but at n heavy
lost % the garrison, whose losses were
~ officer and eleven men killed and
iiEe officers and thirty-eight men
wounded. IN addition. sixty-three men
RE missing. of which number many
ire believed 10 have been killed or
wounded. The Boer Commandant on
prlman and nineteen burghers are
known to have been killed.
The sun., 1901-10-01
Great Forest Fire In Colorado.

Red cliff, colo. Sept ;,0.-rhe big
gest forest fire ever known i'll this
locality is raging on Battle mountain
and threatening the town The con-
migration extends for two miles along
the west side Of the mountain and
near the summit is burning fierccly.
The citizens fenr for their property,
and all their fighting paraphcrnalia ii
ready for emergency. The fire is tray.
cling in the direction of the mining
camp Of Gilman and that place is in
even more danger at present than Red
cliff.
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KILLED WIG md self.

Bobart. Ind. Sept 50. Frederick w.
Hartman. IN aged farmer living near
here. fatally wounded his wife, aged
tifty-nine years, BY striking her sew
eral times on tile head with Il piece Of
iron. Leaving her for dead. he vert
into his bedroom and committed sui
eide by shooting himself. Mrs Hart
mans skull is fractured The couple
had been married forty-tiyc years and
had raised family Of five children.
or late they had quarreled over money
matters
The sun., 1901-10-01
WILMINGTON 9
ATHLETICS ]

Wilmington defeated the Chester Attn
lctics yesterday by the score OF TO 4.
These two clubs are playing a series Oh
three games for the championship of
PENNSYLVANIA and Delaware.
Walker pitched another good game,
only allowing the visitors hve hlts.
Guest on the other hand was touched up
for eleven hits although his support was
Il bit shaky.
The locals played great game, field
ing in fine style. Tierney's throw from
centre field to Schultz OH third, catching
Jordan. was feature of the game. The
score follows:
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nim Dnuish Loan

Copenhagen. Sept. 3n.-li Is officially
announced that the minister of finance.
Alfred Hagc, viii this week recommend
the rigSdag to authorize 4 government
loan of 3OO0O.Oan crowns. Americans
are interested in the loan. as they were
in the recent loan Of S10,GHh.nuo float
cd by the city Of Copenhagen. which
was furnished by New York eapitnlists.
The sun., 1901-10-01
uni.mo,yn Ncw Jersey.

There are parts II New jersey with
in very short distance Of l1hiladel-
phia, too. which. strange rs Il may
seem, are but littIe more known d.
day than they were 200 years AFRO. In
fact, there arr portions Ut the "l'iar
BarrensS' which huye never known the
treed Qf white nnn.
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CsoIgosz's Condition.

Auburn, N. y. Sept. 80. = Czolgosz
seems 70 have entirely recovered from
his recent collapse. He has Ind nc
callers and but one letter. although
Warden Meade Is constantly receiving
applications to visit the prisoner and
20 witness the elcctrocution. lie has
been Bertilluned The warden de-
clines TO make the measurements pub.
lie. Czolgosz has not yet asked to see
il spiritual adviser.
The sun., 1901-10-01
Mr.. Dole Has Not Resigned.

Washington. Sept, 80. Henry T.. Coop.
or, secretary of Hawaii, has arrived
here and denies the report that he is
bearing the resignation Of Governor
Dole to the president Mr.. Cooper said
that, So far rs he knew. Governor
Dole not only has not resigned. but has
no intention of reSigning. To him the
governor never had oven mentioned OF
intimated that he had any such purpose
IN ,.in,t,
The sun., 1901-10-01
:
MiII ItasS .tllenL

Linz F0NlI of Wnter Comni.sfoIDT-
will. 1T tlnir meeting today. ii iii preh.
ability, pass lbe check far $l0.ol1 VIM
Mmrh 'ltN. Snlitor BoHghmau has e3fa-
hnlh ms .t@lainrr Mr.. Roughman win
hen ~ law he compelled Il a!!iS his
signature II the check.
The sun., 1901-10-01
i Familiar iiiustrntion.

Papa, what i a <ing?"
"A king, my child. Is 4 person whose
authority is practically unlimited,
whose word IL law and whom every
body must obey"
Papa. Is mamma i king?'- Pitts.
burgh Bulletin,
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Presiding Eidcr crittcnlty RI.

Stamford. Conn, Sept 30. lsrv. ia.
seph Pullman, p. r., presiding elder of
the New York Eastern district. Meth
odist Episcopal church. i critically iii
at his home in this city with stomach
trouble, and his recovery is doubtful.
The sun., 1901-10-01
Thrcc burned In Explosion.

Youngstown. O.. Sept 80. Three mer
We're badly burned hy an explosion Of
molten metal at the upper furnace Of
the Brierhill Iron and Coal company
The injured are Joseph EurtH Thomas
Parker and Angelo peppo Runz and
Parker will probably die Of their in
ilrins
The sun., 1901-10-01
Hninn Veteran Legion En- campmen
Gettysburg, Pa, October Oil
RnIfimOre N Ohio KniIrnad

One fare for tho ronnl trip 70 The fl
mons Battlefield Tickets Oh sale Orta.
her 6. :, $. 2. and 10, good to return until
0ri"ber 18th inclusive. Apply Ticket
Agent, Baltimore and Ohio X. X. for full
information.
The sun., 1901-10-01
Cnsh nctter Thnn Credit.

Ii is all we'll enough TO give credit
where credit is due but it is better still
to pay cash.-Chicago Daily News.
The sun., 1901-10-01
Car ana wagon Cn,Iilnh.

Chr NJ. II Of tile Delaware ayrnuo li..
and = wagon driven by Charles Jamison
"eilIdrd on Market street between Sixtf
ana seventh yesterday morning. Tha
horse Was slightly injured.
The sun., 1901-10-01

Wilmington ..... ....4 01Oo4 0 No
Athletics 80. .......0 0 0 0 / o.
Summary Earned runs. Wilmington
5: two base hits. German. Hoffman
Cassidy: sacrifice. Moss .. Hoffman
Daran. Tierncy; left on bases Whining
ton. .; Athletics. 6; stolen bases. Gas
sidy, Walker. Schultz 2. Campbell. Krr.
win: double plays. McCabe to Lenderman
TO l,iggins. Cassidy to Barker to Doran:
struck ont hy Walker 2: by Guest, ,;
base on balls by Walker, 3; by Guest :
hit by pitched ball. Cassidy: passed balls
Diggins 2; nmnire. Keongh: timr. LIS.
The sun., 1901-10-01

The British steamship SaNoline cntera.
~" port Of Wilmington from C4tta
France Yesterday morning. to load II.
for the foreign trade. ~
The sun., 1901-10-01
H0,y thc Mcsslnn EIN cnne

The hessan fly was brought 10 this
country IN straw or hay imported by
the Hessian troops during Tie reyuln-
tionarS war, L first made its appear
ance IN l17G on staten Island, whence
i spread ~ Long Island over New
England, then came west. The hes.
siam fly has Travelled from New Enc.
land west at the rate Of about 20 miles
d Near.
The sun., 1901-10-01
FINANCIAL AND 00MMEGUlAL.
Closing Qnntations o. the Scw Yuri.
Stnci1 Exchange.

NgM l3il sept, ',0
Money op ca sttit III ~ Mi. Fima nar
eanlilc lapfr, ta+l5i4 IGr za. s6rtia- lNrMag,
e@sler, Wtf Iat9ai lU.aA, HI hliktr>, VIII, 4,
Sis5tsal '1ss ~ dehId 9hll N .l,a.,It ,s,i, Id
eu daSS fosl+d t4tes, a. aa5 4 ~4l5. tonf
meritl lItI-, t,s48l,. sitt4 ,,Itj4,li,. NJ,
qEatul bar s.lter. 5stse. Ntyiln, ,t5t,f4F. .il.,.
GEafiaae blm#i, Hl.4p!tl State E3Ml, ii5,e.
tiH. MiI6FI EnG4 itf.-lla.
The sun., 1901-10-01

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Missouri Puei.c. Al. n5 Wssft I5,i=.
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CATS EXTRAORDINARY LEAP.
bumped from the Top of Washing
TOMS Monument and survived
the Feat.

IN the latter part Of 1850, at time
when the Washington monument had
reached height Of 100 feet, an adj
venturous and patriotic cat ascended
The interior of the shaft by means Of
the ropes and tnhng. When The work
men arrived at the upper landing the
next morning and began to prepare
for the days work. pussy took fright
and, sprngin9 to the outer edge, took
q header" Of l60 feet to the hard earth
below. In the descent, which, was
watched closely BY two score Of men,
the cat spread herself out like a fly
inc squirrel and alighted on al fourS.
After turning over on the soil q few
times IN a da2ed manner, she prepared
to leave the grounds, relates the NASH
inyton Star.
She had got almost beyond the shad-
ow Of the monument when Il dog be
longing to one Of The worlmen
pouncgd upon her and killed her, She
of course not being in her best run
ming trim after performing such an
extraordinary feat. One OF the men
procured the body Of the dead feline,
smoothed out her silky coat and turned
the remains over to q representative
of the Smithsonian institution, who
mounted the skin and placed i under
glass case. The label on the case
tells this wonderful story in a few
words: "This eat on September 23,
1850, jumped from the top Of Wash
ington's monument and lived"
The sun., 1901-10-01

Italian Minister to Chile Dead.
Santiago de Chile Sept. 80. Count
Grcppi, the Italian. minister, is dead.
The sun., 1901-10-01

.trgo Director ana Red Wilkes Wilson
Of the Garden Farm and Jessie Wonl
Of thr Palace Stables are entered il the
raees At the far which opens at NJ
Grams Park, Lancaster, Pa, today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-28

commission. The theses are placed on
file after examination, and the appli-
cants are rated in the order of merit. On
the lst of July next, when the law goes
into effect, just in time to catch the new
crop of graduates from the agricultural
colleges, fifty of the applicants will be
selected for the different bureaus of the
department. those showing the greatest
proficiency in chemistry, biology, bot
any, forestry, pomolgy, etc. The APP
pointments are for two years only,
which will give them a practical post
graduate course under the instruction
of some of the ablest experts in the ag-
ricultural sciences. AT the end of that
time they are expected to break away
and go out into the world, seeking posi-
lions where they can apply their learn
ing for the welfare of mankind. While
in the department these students are to
receive. a nominal salary of $40 a month,
which Is sufficient for their support.