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New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
SALE OF WATERBURY, MANSION.

HoIdridse & Ward have sold the Waterbury
house at the northeast corner Of Eleventh-st. and
Fifth-ave, three story brownstone front dwelling
house covering the Ftfth-ave front. with a stable
in the The dimensions are 81. .4xl25 feet in
EIeveuth-st., with an L. 103 feet deep. The plot
contains more than three lots. The property was
held by Work. ST. ing & Co. who took II from
James NJ Waterbury In 1888. and sold by strong.
StuTges & Co. trustees. to William z. Finn.
Lower Fifth-ave. is developing and the tendency Is
toward modern buildings. The plot will be I'M
proved with apartment hotel
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
REAL ESTATE.
DIR. l. D. BULKLEY FIGURES IN MILLION
DOLLAR EXCHANGE OF PROP
ERTIES.
ERTIES.

DR.. l. Duncan Bulkley said last night that he
had bought the Hesperus and the Parthenon. two
apartment houses occupying the block front on the
east size or Manhattan-ave between One-hun-
dred-and-sevenJsenth and Ope-hundr red-and-eisht-
eenth sts., from Max Marx. He gave in part pay
ment an elevator apartment house in ST. Mich
olas- ave. TWO apartment houses in West One-hUH-
dTed-and- -siXtet ntn-st and some datnOuse proper
III The properties ngurng IN this deal valued
AT about 81 .GuJ,UG1
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
App1T1oN no TELEPHoNE BULpING.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau Of
Buildings Manhattan, for a fifteen story brick
Office building for the New-York Telephone Com
pany The building Will be erected at No. % Cort-
lanGt-st-. adjoining the present building 1t will
have a frontage OF 22.s feet and depth OF 137-10
feet. and will S500.0O0 c. l.. w Eidlitz. OF No
IIz3 Broadway. is the architect. Plans were also
filed for an alteration to No 16 TO % COrtlandtst
that is to cost S2000O These consist Of putting in
a steel floor the eighth story and erecting gall
IerleS on the same
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
NEW R1-1I.nING PLANS
Real gsiate.
From New York Times.I
CITY RE ESTATE lITlESF0JND
IMPERFECT.
Foreclosure Suit in the Supreme Court
Reveals Strang- Facts"

Gin this case woran who had bought from
all of his known heirs the real estate of a once
prominent merchant of the city, finds that
the title TO the several pieces of property is inn
perfect. In addition. four other persons who
had purchased portions Of il from her, are in
volved in the litigation The trouble arose be-
cause there was another heir OF the merchant
besides those who had signed the original deed.
He had gone to the In 1861. and was sup
posed to have died. In fact. he living in
another part of the country laid claim 70 his
share Of the estate, proved his right to inherit,
and recovered fourth interest in the property
Ii this company had insured the title,
FIRsT-It would have conducted, at its
own expense. the costly litigation in
volved.
SECOND-lt would. if defeated. have
made good the loss of the property 10
the insured.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
Cropos tls.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT., oFFICE OF
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTORS LOAD

-, ING. PUMP AND BOILER HOUsEs.-U. s Powder
trip viii be received here unt 10 n0on Noyamer
= lsO3 Tor constructing one-story frame building
FOR ca1tng house and one-sory brick building for
pump ana boiler house Bids will be for al
pa.l " tofSeolhs Inc United the right
10 IeJec all or any proposals parts Informal
t@tsn @ can De had on application to Capt B. MITCHAM
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

HARMONIC CLUB MAY NOT BUY X A. c.
\ meeting OF the Harmonic Club will be held on
Sunday November ,, 10 take action on the ques-
ton of buying the Knickerbocker Athletic Club
building \ prominent member OF the club said
Yesterday that he did not think the club would buy
pTopertV
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
TEN STORY APARTMENT HOUSE.

Plans were filed for ten story brick apartment
house to be erected at the northeast corner OF
Broadway and Eightieth-st.. 10 cost S200.0C0. Will
lam e. Dewey. of Springfield. Mass. is the owner.
= J. II. Duncan, OF No. q West Twenty-fourth-st,
is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
CHURCH TAXES TITLE.

The Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church toch
title yesterday No. 2l3 West Eightythird-st. or
plot 35Xl02.2 feet. from Caroline NJ. Boyce.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

, iT2 x30Ois x6 W xi69is story stable win
story extension; i23 I7th-st. 21lS ~ "
Of 6h-ave 25x92: stable, with story eNen-
sions public auction Theodore Jantzer for S4JOOo
BY James L Wells: 101st-st 50 It OF Lexington
24x10O11 vacant: foreclosure sale. Mutual Ldfs
ms Co sst NJ Libbey ct al; Russell & Percy sItZs;
2 W Fox. ref tudgf. 0G6 50. $50 80
81. 40 81; adjourned to November L.
BY D ? Ingraham & Co; 322 W l5th-st. 29s-1 II
Of Ith-ave "a 9xsS g. three story dws h. forecosurs
sale; Tuska agt { Taylor. ind and as excr. stc.
et al T Jellenk atty: + Bliss. ref due udgt-
November
BY Vincent A Ryan. 435 W 36th-st. n $ 475 II Of
9th-ave. 25N9s four story n; partition SALE
Cathariue VI Stsiuert SrcineTt al. q r
Kracht atty; A Watson S6s3 50; ntge.
$ 900: 20 the Prudential Real Estate Corporation for
r. f33
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Co-tlandt-st 80: a fifteen sty bk oHce
bldg. % SNt37. 10; New-YOrk Telephone Com
No 1I2s adwSy architect 4-.-. 100000
Broadway and sOJh-st n a bk
ten y. ~ l0N91 10. W c Dewey. Springfield
architect 100000
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
THE BARCLAY REALTY COMPANY INCoRPo
RATED.

Albany. oct. 29.-The Barclay Realty Company. OF
New-York was incorporated to-day, with capt
tai OF 100000 deal in rea! estate. The directors
are Henry A. James l. and Sackett NJ Barclay, all
of Newly ork City.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
-lnInclal.

NOTICE.-WHEREAS THE CHARTER OF
" the Moss National Bank OF Ssnduszv , tho state of
Oho expire by Inia aon On he 20h day of october
1902 holders and other creditors u SAID Associa
n nj re he eby notified present he uC,rr anJ otber
ella ms immediately for payment
Jay moss. Presiaent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
Cluloen0 Nontes.
GFFI~E OF SOUTHERN PACiFi- CO..
l2O Broadway lEqlitable BuildiH J
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK y. Y.
COUPONS due November lst 1902 from following
bonds will be paid and after this Office.
namely:
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. (Of CALI 1st
ohrel hortSaEe Os
Galveston. RarrI>burg a san Antonio
Ry. 60. First Mortgage. Os
Houston. East q West Texas Ry. Co. First
.
Houston a Texas Central Railroad 60.
First Mortgage Waco * NOrth-West-
GiIn Valley. Globe & Northern Ry. Co.
First Mortgage. ..................... IS
X. VAN DEVENTBR. Assistant Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
Bowling Green Trust co.


20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Capital, Sz,5.0,O90. Surplus, S2,50O,0O1
OFFICERS
SAMUEL THOMAS y;.a-p-es;d.,,,
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR
JOHN A. HILTON V. Pres. Treas.
WILLIAM NJ. LAWS Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles p Armstrong Edwsrd R. Lade|'
Geo. r. Bidweli, AEGrsw LaHgjon'
Frank BTlinsrd, Edward A. Mah=r,
Edmun1 c. converse. J. ". MiadendOrf,
Vim. Nelson Cromwell Henry A. McCee.
Granville N. Dodge, WinsOw $. Picrc-,
Thomas T. Eckert William II. Iaylor.
Edwin Gould SGmu. Thomas,
Frank ]. Gould Edward E. Thomas,
GeIrge }. Gould, John P. TrueSdeii.
John A. Hilton, Jchn Skel.On williams,
Myrln 7. fierrick E. F. c. Young.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction at the New-York Real Estate Sslesroom
b Adrian IL. Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

amef LieGf a. lrac..----. -
Al uref & peg cent .-..---
R,pr Gas Isl mt IS, lsds.-
al s.l-k. .-.-.--r 5000 .
Binr Gen Eioc o.. l5.- --.-
t5 st0ck....--.-..-. -.-... 70
BgF A. O. lst Ets 1s, i5i. p
do stock -..----- ---... -
pg.ts u q T. 90 LIST mte 5s.
Tois.n Gas Co Isl ., 1897. .
ID j q E C. lst Con 5s. 1919
s1 stock ----..-
- ~ Gas Co lst Is, 1929 81.
q Ran o. / co Isl Is. 1878.
Hga % Gas Isl Con- 5s, l9ls
in5laaaI Gas LIST 6s. 1920. OIL.
Do stock .-.--.. -.-....-
Jackson Gas 80 stock-.-...
E6 IS e 1897 ..--.--.--.-
Isfsvstf- Gas Isl 6s. -.-.....
W N Gas ist 6s 1923.
do stock .r..-.. .-.. .-.
Ma g d q CO Let ds. 1926
NJ C A. g. lst mts IS ls2,
co stock .---.-. ..---.-. ----r
NeW Haven Gas co stock
NYG - T. l. a = CO stock
Gl pref 5000. .-..-.-.
Ohio a ] = lst mtg Gs. lS2,
a. stock -..--...- -.r...---
syracuse g LIST mtg IS. l9ii
90 st0ck...---.--..---.-...-
s. Joseph Gas LIST -. ls31
81 PAU Gas = " rs l544
Vestrh 4 CO lst ms IS. 1876
90 p-ef stock --..--.---.-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
DROPOsALS FOR COMPLETION OF THE

Cadet Moss Hall-west Point N Y Sept Is 1902
Sealed proposals IN trplicate until
~ ~. Nov. 1902 for completion of the cadet Mess
Hall plans In this Office q reserves right to
accept or reject any or all proposals. or any part thereof
Forms and sPScincatons furnished upon application Ad
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Gustoln-housei Norfolk. Va. Sept 80 1902. Sealed
proposals Tor dfelsins AppomatOx River. Va, will be
received heIe until II NJ, Oct 81 1907 pub
Aciy opened information furnished on application
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
United STATES ExPnEss COMPANY.
New York, October II, 1902
l3Sth Dividend.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO

DOLLARS Per share has been declared. PAYABLE No
yeuler 10 1902 Transfer books viii October
800 T. NJ. and reopen November H.
EDWARD T. PLATT, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
The Chesapeake 4 Ohio tailwaE CO.;
THE CENTRAL r. r. co OF NEw-JERSEY.
New-York City. October 23d, 1902.
A DIVIDEND OF TWO e. PER CENT. HA
The American Exchange NatIonaI nanlz

rectors OF this bank. held to-day d seu-annual
dividend OF FOUR Hfcl PER CENT the capital stock
was declared payable November lst. proxiO stock
holders OF record close business
EDWARD BIlRNS- Cashier.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
Anthracite Strikers and Depu-
ties Clasbed at Mosque
honing, Pa.
DEPUTY KILLED A STRIKER.
The officer Was Arrested, Charged
With the Murder-Lodged In the
County Jail, at Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Quay to Try to Settle Strike.

Nesquehoning, Pa, Aug. 19.-In a
clash between striking mine workers
and deputies here last night Patrick
Sharp. q striker. Of Lansford, was
shot and killed almost instantly by
de putty. The shooting caused consic-
erable excitement for a time, but or
der was soon restored without any
other persons being injured and the
town became quiet A deputy name1
Harry McElmoyle was arrested,
::harged with the killing Of Sharp, and
was taken to the county Jail at Mauch
Chunk.
Another version Of the encounter
says Sharp and three friends met the
rarity of FIVE deputies, who were on
their way to work, and that Sharp
walked up to one Of the men. pre-
sumably McElmoyle, called him an
Unfair worker" and told him that
lie would "be more Of man If he did
not wear a star" He then made a
iunge at the officer, whereat the lat
ter drew his revolver and fired at
Sharp, who fell to the ground, dead.
After the shooting the FIVE officers
made their way to the Nesquehonng
ceiliery, where they were employed.
After the dead striker had been car
lied home about half Of mob OF
about 500 that had gathered started
On a march over the mountain to Mes
Guehoning to wreak vengeance upon
the deputies. Before they reached
there the FIVE officers were spirited
away and taken to Mauch Chunk un-
der a heavy guard.
Last night Baird Snyder, assistant
superintendent Of the LIehigh Coal
and Navigation company, appealed TO
General Gobia to send troops to Lans-
ford to preserve order. He said that
The entire Panther Creek valley from
Nesquehoning to Mauch Chunk was
in a riotous state and that serious
trouble was feared before morning.
General Goblin said that he could not
send troops until an appeal had been
made BY Sheriff Gombert Up to a
.ate hour last night the sheriff had
taken No action in the matter.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
AND
DEPUTIES CLASH.
FOUGHT SOLDIERS AND POLICE.
French citizcns Opposed Closing Of
Catholic Schools, but Were
Overcome.

Brest, France, Aug. 19.-The at
tempt made by the authorities yester-
day 10 close the sisters schools at
eloudaniel, Folgoet and ST. Meen, the
last villages in Brittany where unau-
lhorized schools were still open, met
with determined resistance.
At St. Meen the sisters were ex-
PEELED and the school was closed after
d two hours struggle. during which a
police commissary was wounded.
Later, after a long resistance, the
closing Of the school at Ploudaniel
was effected by the authorities.
The school at Folgoet was also
closed.
Paris, Aug. 19.-The Temps says
Commandant Leroy Laduric, OF the
Nineteenth infantry, who refused to
obey an order to aid in closing un'
authorized schools, has been placed
under arrest.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
THE AMERICAN CLAIM
IS SAID TO BE RIGHT.
Old Russian House and Monuments
Found, Which Establish
Alaskan Line.

Tacoma. Wash. Aug. 19.-Skaguay
advices say the question Of the de-
siruction Of an old Russian monu-
ment in the disputed territory be
tween Alaska and British Yukon has
Jeen settled. 8 Weitzman. A mer-
chant of Ha!nes. arrived in Skaguay
with the news that Lieutenant Owens
had found two monuments y perfect
repair and definitely located the place
where third one had been destroyed.
One Of the monuments discovered B
about 10 miles above Rainey Hollow.
The other is on the Tahkeena river.
20 miles from the coast
The third monument has been de-
.troyed within a few months. Owens
also found an old storm house On the
summit This was called the boun-
asry house when the Russians occu-
fled the country. This establishes
beyond all doubt that the Russians
did occUgy the territory now disput-
- and tha: TIE boundary line. accord
ing TO the treaty. is where the Amer
cans claim il % be.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
MOST CATHOLICS
ARE>WELL SATISFIED,
Presidents Policy as to Philippine
Church Affairs Agreeable-More
Callers, at Oyster By.

Oyster Bay. y. Y. Aug. 19.-Con.
Gressmen Babcock. of Wisconsin;
Hull. Of Iowa. and Overstreet, of In,
Citna. were the guests Of President
Roosevelt al dinner last night. Mr.
Babcock IS chairman Of the Republi.
can congressional committee. Mr
Orerstreet is secretary to the com.
mittee and NJ. Hull is chairman OF
rhe advisory committee Of that body
They discussed the coming fall can
Laign and let, on a late train last
night for New York This is Nj
Overstreet's second visit in two
weeks.
The presidents guests at luncheon
we're Francis Travers. Of Oyster Bay.
and Major John c. Crane. of New
York
Edward }. Sullivan. a New York
rerchant yesterday discussed Philip,
Pine afsirS with the president Ir.
Sullivan is prominent in the Catholic
church and assured the president that
lis policy regarding church affairs in
the archipelago met with the approval
q large majority Of the Catholics
il this counuy.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
R. R. REMINGTON SUICIDED.
Il Is Believed Miss Van Aen Broke
Her Engagement to Marry
Him.

Newpor' r. l., Aug. 19.-Disap-
pcintn I. of a broken matrimonial
engc Eement is believed to have been
the cause of the suicide here yeste--
day Of Robert Reading Remington, OF
New York. He shot himself three
times in club house here.
Els engagement to Miss May Van
slen, Edaughter of James Van Allen,
and granddaughter of Mrs. William
Astor. has been discussed for some
months. At first it was denied and
+hen affirmed, but it is generally be-
reved there vas definite engage
ment, which, however, was broken
some three weeks ago. 1t is said that
Mr Van Allen was greatly opposed to
the engagement from the beginning.
Since then Mr.. Remington has been
Gespondent, although when asked
about ttS engagement he steadily al
frmed that he was to be married in
the fall. He left the city about a
week ago, breaking up his domestic
arrangements here and sending away
all his effects. Last Thursday, how
ever, he suddenly returned to New
rcrt
Mr.. Remington was about 50 years
of age and a member Of the firm OF
Remington Bros, New York. He had
always been known as a man OF very
quiet tastes. His death has caused
a tremendous sensation here.
Last night Mr.. Remington's brother
telegraphed from New York to have
the body prepared for burial 1t will
be taken to Pittsburg, the former
home Of the Remingtons.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
DON'T EXPECT LEGAL BATTLE
Arrival of Mrs. Fairs Relatives Was
Being Awaited.

Beng H"aireo.
San Francisco. Aug. l9.-JHdge Ca-
,On Cook yesterday postponed the
hearing Of the application Of Public
administrator Fa-nham for special
letters Of administration over the IS
ates Of Charles Fair and his wife un
III today.
Until Mrs. Hannah Nelson. the
mother Of the late Mrs. Caroline Fair
shall arrive here from Plainfeld. y
J.. it is highly improbable tha; any
testament from either Of the victims
II the accident in France will be filed
for record here.
We are awaiting the arrival OF
Irs. Fairs relatives" said Attorney
Iaggegty. and don't b. any means
expect Z legal battle, as has been in
tima:ed. Beyc-1 that I can say moth
ing
There will be no contest over the
xiu Of Charles L Fair. at least 90 far
rs Nrs. OzI-i,bs and Mrs. Vanderbilt;
are concerned said Herman Gel
,ichs. We are perfectly willing to
Ie, the matter rest as il stands. and
/. there is any contest II will conc
from the relatives on the other side
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
RoER GENERALS PLEASED.
Didn't See Fleet Review, Because Not
Properly Dressed.

London, Aug. 19.-Montagu White
the former consul general in London
Of the Transvaal, has issued a state
rlent, authorized by the Boer gener
ais, as follows:
The generals are proceeding to the
continent for the purpose OF greeting
Mr.. Kruger and Mr. Steyn and al
tending the funeral Of General Lucas
Meyer. Their present intention is 70
return TO London at an early date for
;he transaction OF business, but they
have not decided on any fixed pro-
gram During their brief stay in Lon
don tie generals have been the re-
cIpients of many invitations and kind
messages CT welcome, which they
lGlly appreciate.
The report that the decision OF
lbe generals not 10 visit the naval
review waS tue TO the influence OF
DR.. Fischer is not true. Their real
reason for declining the invitation
Saturday was that they did not con
slider their attire quite suitable for a
ceremonious visit. and the necessarily
short notice conveyed TO them did not
give them the time for necessary
preparations They were, however
glad Of the opportunity Of paying
their respects to the king on the fol,
lowing day, after they had made the
necessary purchases, and they are
gratified at the kind manner in which
thev were received u his majesty"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
THE MOROS
WERE REPULSED.
WILL SCHWAB RESIGN L?
President of Steel Combine to SAIL
For Europe This Weck-Health
Said to Be Improved.

New York, Aug. LIT was learned
last night that Charles N. Schwat
proposes to sail for Europe WedneS
day or THURSDAY. His friends stated
that he is going to take a vacation
and take two months visiting France
England and Austria. There were re-
Forts that ne will resign, owing ITO al
legged III health.
1t has been reported that the presi
Gcncy would pass to James Gayle
the first vice president OF the corpora
ton. Other rumors have pointed &c
Il. C. Frick.
Altoona. Pa, Aug. 19.-Mr. Schwa5
who is staying at Loretto, is said to
ba in better health than any time
since he arrived.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
Four Injured In 4 Wreck

Button. O., Aug. ia Lake Erie
and Western passenger train =as de-
rallied and wrecked al TIE crossing O!
tn= Northern Ohio and Lake Erie and
Western road here yesterday. Charles
Pseltner. fireman, Of Lima O.. had Z
lcg broken and vas seriously hurt IN.
terraIIy. A Laurence. brakeman,
Lima. o.. had 2 fracture Of the knee
cap; v. P Keptner. bridgeman, Ere
mont. D.. ankle spTained; J. B. Con
sidire. passenger, Portland, IE1
r2dIy hurt
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
Ne~span.r Men Found Guilty.

Manila Aug. 1s.-Judge Amber,
who has conducted the trial Of Fred
cTick Dorr. proprietor. and Edward
0Brien. editor Of Freedom, who we're
charged with hbeling Benito Legarda,
! Filipino member OF the civil com
mission. announced yesterday that ne
found the defeEdcnts guilty. The
IIal Of Dorr and O'Brien on charge
u sedition began yesterday.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
Rebellious Natives Renew At
tacks on Outposts and
Pack Trains.
ORDERED TO Be SUBDUED.
General chaffee, Who Recommended
Active HostiIities, Given Permission
to Commence a campaisn-This,
After President Had Considered It.

Manila, Aug. 19.-The Moros In
aindanao are renewing their attacks
upon the outposts and pack trains Of
the American column at Lake Lanao.
which is under the command Of Cap
tain J. J. Pershing, Of the Fifteenth
cavalry. The Americans have sue
cessfully repulsed the Moro attacks
and have suffered no losses.
The commanders Of the American
& rces on Mindanao report aggressive
action against the Moros to be neces-
sary and ask permission TO move
against Bacolod and other strong.
holds of the hostile Mohammedans.
There are about 1000 American sol
diers on Mindanao available for the
desired aggressive movement 1t is
believed this number Is sufficient to
defeat the Moros. although IT would
possibly be necessary TO strengthen
their base before undertaking the
movement
Washington, Aug ia cable dis
petch has been received from General
Ckatfee. stating that in his Judgment
an active campaign against the Moros
a Mindanao was necessary in orde.
% curb the opposition that has been
growing against United States au-
;hority. The dispatch was considered
Oh sufficient Importance TO be repeat
ed to President Roosevelt at Oyster
Bay.
General Chaffee has been directed
to use his own discretion in the mat
ttr and will no doubt engage in an
aggressive movement against the in
surgent Noros. Some time before
Secretary Root left Washington the
Moro situation was under considera-
tion, and from a dispatch then at
iand the secretary was Of the opfn-
ion that the Moros must be dealt with
severely before they would respect the
authority Of the United States.
General Chaffee is now IN Mindanao.
having left Manila some days ago.
The Gutmans made their debut
here today. ..s ..
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
$50 PROBABLY KILLED.
Island of Torishima Was Over
WheImed by a Volcanic
Eruption.

Yokohama, Aug. 19.-The little
island Of Torishima was overwhelmed
Dy a volcanic eruption between Aug,
13 and Aug. Is, and all the inhabi
tants, numbering $50 persons, were
undoubtedly killed. The island is
covered with volcanic debris and al
the houses on it have disappeared
The eruption is still proceeding and
is accompanied by submarine erup
tions in the vicinity, which make il
dangerous for vessels to approach the
island.
Torishima is one Of a chain Of
Islands extending between the BONN
islands and Hondo, the biggest island
Of Japan.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-19
CAMPAIGNS AGAINST LADRoNEs
Hot Fighting by the constabuIary'
Casualties on Both Sides.

Manila, Aug. 1s.-A force OF native
constabulary engaged band Of
Ladrones in a sharp fight last Satur-
Gay near Caloocan, about four miles
north Of Manila. The arrival Of rein
forcements for the cOnstabulary wor
them the victory. Four members OF
the onstabulary were killed and one
vas wounded. The LadrOnes left
three Of their number dead, but car.
led of their wounded.
The chase Of the Cayite Ladrones
through the mountains Of that prov
ince continues. Forces Of native con
ctabulary have had encounters with
he bands Cf FeMzardo and MOntallOn.
Several Of the Ladrones were killei
CT captured and a quantity Of their
supplies was destroyed.