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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24

place on the Haytien coast will be taken
temporarily by the San Francisco, which
VIII sail from Norfolk tomorrow. Rear
Admiral COghlan, VINO viii have all the
WarshiDs in the West Indian waters un-
der his immediate control, is expected TO
sail on his flagship. the Olympia from
Boston within Two weeks. on his ar
rival at Cape Hayden. the San Francisco
will return to Norfolk for general re-
pairs
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BUSINESS PORTION BURNED.

Macon, No. sept 2s.-The business
portion of Ia Plata Macon county. has
been destroyed BY IRE Loss, $4,000
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Washington, Sept. 3.-Scientists in
Wash -ton placed Major Powell in the
foremost rank or the biologists and an
thrOpOi0g.lts IN the world. He had been
identified with the scientific world since
the early 6lS.
Major POwells most notable scientific
work, from the viewpoint OF scientists
here. was his exploration of the Grand
Canyon Of the Colorado In the '6os. His
fellow workers say that he was not only
the first man who went through the
Colorado canyon, but the only one who
so FAR ever Travelled its entire length,
from Green River station to the mouth
OF the canyon. This exploit, scientists
say, was one OF the most notable geo
graphical. geological and chronological eX-
plOTatiOns and surveys in the history OF
North America. IL was partly under
taken In connection with the Smithsonian
institution and partly by means OF MS
own private resources.
His work as director Of the government
geographical geological surveys IN the
Rocky mountain region In the early '70s
was largely responsible for his selection
for executive responsibilities later IN this
CITY This Rocky mountain district was
one OF four surveys Of the territories
which. In 1879. we're combined into the
present geographical survey. He had
been director Of American anthemology
since he founded II in 1879. and also was
director Of the geological survey for more
than a decade, beginning in 1850.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-24

Reaosts kcte at Santa Marta and the United States Has
Been Called Upon to Send Warship to Pro-
tect American interests

III ASHINGToN. Sept 2s.-The Colon
w bian revolution has broken out in
a new place. according to informa-
ton received at the navy department to-
day. An American fruit company trans
mitted to Secretary Moody a cablegram
from its agents at Santa Marta, a place
on the north cost of Colombia. near the
mouth of the Magdalena river, saying
that conditions there were very much
disturbed. and that telegraph and rail-
road communication had been interrupted,
and requesting the departments atten-
ton. The dispatch was sent at once 10
the state department, and our consul at
BarrdnQuilla. place near Santa Marta.
was called on for an immediate report
concerning the situation This report Is
expected tomorrow, and until il is re-
ceived no action looking 10 the dispatch
Of warship will be taken by the navy
department.
Warship May Be Sent.
In case the conditions of affairs at
Santa Marta should demand the presence
Of a vessel. the navy department has de-
eided 10 send the gunboat Marietta, now
at La Guayara. but the condition OF az
fairs at the latter point is such that if
the Marietta Is obliged to leave, the
Montgomery. at Cape Hayden, viii be
ordered TO La Guayara, and the latter's
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NOTED SCIENTIST DEAD
Passing Of Major J. w. Powell,
Director of the Bureau
of EthnOIOgy.

Haven. Ne. sept 23-MajOr J. ".
Powell director Of the bureau of eth
nOlOgy at the Smithsonian institution at
Washington, died al his summer home
here. lie had been critically III for some
days.
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Machine Slate Is Forced Upon the Delegates to
the Republican Convention
Sutherland Is Routed and the Legislative Ticket For the ApOs
toc Candidate For the Senate
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

W. N. WILLIAMS.
THOMAS HULL,
J. ]. STEWART,
HEBER A SMITH,
]. W. CAHooN,
A. L. HAMLIN.
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THE METALS.

silver. SAC per ounce.
copper ll4c per pound. New YORK
rr TauIl 80 per 100 pounds.
Lad. $50 Der loo pounds: New York.
lllzl-.
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Looked on in Wonder.

The crowd that had gathered at the
east end Of the station looked upon
this maneuver with wonder, but the
carriages turned sharply 10 the east
on South street. and In a few minutes
the distance of several squares 70 the
ST. Vincent hospital was covered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-06
SHORf NEWS STOKES.

MEMPHIS 1cra4-THe grand lury las
rgiuTnhd Gn iudlctnell against = W..
Jttlf FranE sulth R1l I'd j Kerr. E'l o.
FHEg. ebzrging bribery
NEW 8DAk -Tbr MeEicaB TRUST com-
palY baHE 11s declared quarterly GFl-
afld ~ pCs cent out - Us uei earnings
Ger tla QLlrIeT ADD AHs carried f1rs ar4 .
ser cent as undivided pIp1L
CABB0EDALE Iu "A representative o.
J0Iu 1f patts has purchased GEHrlT 51Q0
ceres " 1ul % ITO aczrt ~ DE Southern
Illinois ID ana lEs crz -12 on o large
H.oeE U-ba hes uag been closed.
NEW FoHE -FLaHf are bsirg perfected
hF EFus4nsle n sex YORK e6Hlta.ls,A
says g RelEisl1. Me-. dsparch TO The
II ll"s g. gain0-De uumher 81 tine argatt
aA're-o mHu1icct-rlog plants IN Msine
NEW Work The NGnonsl Assoca tigu
% -@ilalarE Engineers, b session Ell BIS
lH1- LSk according g. fhe Times special
av rofe tbl5 WIS almost unhrimous
G1rpfc1 al zuEldtlent u lis consultation
letaillng negroes iro-a membership.
EAST ST. L0f1E Ilt-E9wHrg Brown
o-orfe w-s snct aud flt8iy wounded 10
Ne sfieFt l a nullbpl ~ CltileBs He
caGaea l5t4e Eill aud Eas arrested
WAllr lftuE ciireQ n the police station.
bfour jumped cat ~ the wsFau and rsa
Ass-ze,-f at1 ol-efrs Rursue1. 8riug az the
rseug negro Two hu.iftg tTpurat 10 t.
rae and a10 DE diec iu @ hospital tween
~ @llgtes later
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h'CREA WAS VIGOROUS.
Looked 0Ti for fhe csnmercs Of Ire
NOrlo o Eayian Waters
his oosOucT mas BEN APFaayfD
Ftis lncirstes thst Stronger PsHuy is
e e PDrsres r. Dealing Mifh the
South American RsV9iutions.

washington sepiclnbsr s.-T-be unEr &C.
pnitsaent has rsrelreo frpm counnnciq
Mclr en q The MashiBs nul repolT uDar
date 81 cape lI1Fheu- hayia August 49,
settling ont ~ 6atGl the steps takeu by
that oftuer io prevent irterfsrenre WITH
TIE worlds commerce az result Il tbe
biiter inFurrectiunarY struggle nov 10 rrne-
rsHt Ia aaEiaan Naters Caumnnder SIC
trea WIS, frou the natufe # the cass.
obliged 20 uc1 wathout uppart uulfr 10 enu-
talt she narF 81 st1te departments, but u
Is staiee fhtt hlf vigorous ma erecrire
enortt are thppoughiy approved IL appears
tEfip The commanders report that he lecK
under his charge the commerce 90 AeurtF
sA q the Frapean countries 5n DG4nsou
70 that g niE own. Blf attitude towRre
Adriraa Klirk the insure III caEIabDdst.
rs rereaied in the report. IL significant Bs
Indicating the adoption q stronger paliry
3han has been purtue8 beretofore in me
Treatment q South ana central AmcneGn
FeVp;utJvt1Ets who ln5urlouEly inject rep-
msrct
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TExAe

7&e rtstu lsardrles q Den-saa navc
formed merger
7he spirituiiistE are 81 sebnca AZ Ga
weston
1be waller county iul was not uo baeiy
wrerssa ~ The ezccutionerg ~ walker az
at FIRST Thought
susfs has bpags. ias e.ttoa % Eia a
Jemple
GpFsfuoT Lrlban I1t1g au 5aspeu+gs q
The insane asylcm a. Saa Autcnsc
Epo Antonio iutGmen are svuerlng 2
isrFe lobs o. session ~ . TauE o. tle cis-
eeisgy thzt many q tbsr gsed cwDal1e-
s.fae az a D.eseiratire
Two gesulnoDf eonpsaies save Med Eust
agalnst TIC sgstheia EUc8e foI psns ueh
teeapse tank ears we're 1oI dgnrerea o.
aequintien.
Gcrsracf ksygrE bas csrred reNtrd o.
s290 Ter tba cQurietio1 % ~ nafcersT Or
SECS sogt1
A. y. DeWey has begun mHnosmus acton
- compel tbe lssreieys Pr9terlVe Asse
olstlep - rsiaiu BIN a. mcposl
Gptsrssl Lgbsoot D. srHQlsl.y recovering
flpm lie recent ilnesA
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D E0 TIHG EiIl Il.R!
Paine's Celery
Compound
Permanently Cures Sick and Ner.
VOWS headaches That Make
Life Miserable.

SICK md ngrrrns beEdacheE Ere amongst
the worst ilis q lie The man O. weman
who is suh5erG &c headache n irreEuIGE IN
teiFsls. goes through NE bearing q laRa
Of nissrF ana Hrrtrhedues thai Is ter
rible to think q
HetaacbeE as rule result from ais
ordered ren0itiHn q the nsrruus system.
Mental eEcitemant loss 20 sleep. bo8lF
fatigue and disrrdsred digestion nrn szuit-
fnr eguses When the brain becomes ilre5
snd 5sbIIitlte0 the whole nerrcus Hry1em
Is weakened. and headaches result II he
liver Is suEglra. she tidneFE inactive and
oiEestleu dernnEe5 HEADACHES surtiaBhlF
follow In rure and n,eren- heaanthe.
she nervous system must be strengthened
and vltrll1ed The most persistent caess
q hssdHchs. Dsrrpns feeldeneBy and sleep
lessDess, are permaneptlT cured by Paine S
Celery Compound: il is the E1eat recon
strrrtHut 81 the nervous system. Mrs.
Henry Westgaek ST. Clair. Mieb- ttlls
81 her release from suffering as follows-
n have been troubled wiIt Dyspepsia an
SICK heHdache fur humber Of reurs About
avery week z would have q hsd spell q
sick begdache tan since ] baran uslur
RuiEes CELERY CumpQu1ld nay Q7EpartlH Is
gone, AID . 90 nct A0ve Say more head
aches z feel beieer Lhau ] DaHE Tor
years
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rosgicN BRErs.


PUsng. = emperor Mfn3afn The eruJresr
ana crown fmuac freteiirk Aiilhn
started OF noon f1aduT fur frftsdHtu i1eF
we're ererTvbere heartily cheereu.
NANTES Fupes "A rours nlrtiAl sen
eeDued Utlruri 81 itpirF, wlhp CD Aurus1 2
eefuaeG re- aaar h cint1nr the Cnuuthpr-
hEss schools. 70 ems DAYS imprisonment
BARCELONA Eencaueln.--fsCnerrl Matot.
me revplutoutfF lEadef hnf ureerea AL
% lis military qfhcsts 10 raroentfgia lheif
forces and mGfrh ~ the direction q Aith
Grne.n vhence tAE troops VII move inrer
W CEracnA
1UNDuN.--In 3 dispatch from athens.
the roraespnadenf ~ tbH 1i1us1 suFf de-
EtfuctFe tiet have occurred reeeui4y 10
every nnr u4 tstasQe. Su-ue - the 1fee
wcfr from uutural unusFs- hut Lneg were
mostly q IncendarF urglu
new YORK shareholders an fhe MuF-
1fh railways hHTe beea Enlightened BY me
nrticle wbtrb On american ofucihl hae
gue pubEsnad In the AiIBeB lhrowipc
QeAhi un ftk sQirepcg 81 IRE railway EFk
iFnlf 81 tt1t country, BnTs D Tribune dis-
1gteh from Lonag1
NEW gmR6.-A rengrkBhle s1ele has
feeu uatuessed Gt Mnlhren riaducf s,gt10n,
euf5pt the London correspondent q TIE
Trshupe. when 1SA npinEu 1efhoAC Tsirvlms
lem lF epstafi trElu for J0taeE dhp Iii-
gf.ms caIDe frntn Ail pHrts ~ the country
aud TIE greater majority 81 l1eD we're
" a-ueu.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

AANoR.-Eome cotton Is nsvv being he'd
aefe hH1 rle QlsPoslfiol 10 await better
prices ih becoming general. I1E Prevailing
price is NOW cents
NhlNNEE "A water works COMPANY
u-ih a csYial q Sao1 has been organized
~ thc loTn q Prosper ca t1s nes FRISCO
rA--f09o ID West Collin
BELu0S The case II Mrs Mar Bord
against dohn y. Messer Is Row on trial
Ars Blyd sizes FOR Si5l 600 damages Tor the
loss n hrE haEoard. who WAS killed ~
Messey.
EnNA.-Ihe p1sninipg TRIAL OF Harrison
Brooks, charged wiki assault 70 murder
enc Ai.iha Mexican. Was hsic heture
" Mcdowell justice a the peace. ana
Tesvlt.1 Oh defendauts being bound over
s J. ~ SO.
IS ~ The farmers on Turkinztun
aeN q '4iilf rfected an Plantation and
= = Aur the erection 81 an cnrr1 nE
~ e.. nPu gear and will plant pro-
c1cs ~ -ssarT for The enterpr1sc IFS fall
snd the coming season.
aOpSEps .--i1alcsai notice has been
given ~ AdgutanI General Scurry that the
nee military company. the Rodgers Rises
recently orEanizhd here. has been assigned
y The Second regiment The company Of
hlty uaeH was mustered 10 b. Justice Of
the Peace A. J. Cowley.
LlNDEN.-Ben r blocker. eaerrea Hfsh
Elilinr Ben Plttmsu Ia B0uts county. plead
20 E1iliF % nanElanEhtrr and WAS given
tafte Fean in the renitenfiary ON = for
tntr Inal the jury assessed nffeen Year,
hlt ihr court II erui1ai Appeals fonnd a
6efhHieaiiiy ana reversed the case.
TEMPLE a eolsuitrss q newspaper
HPh haF~ called q meeting al Belton Tor
ptHr Tuesday 10 organize q Bel county
Frfa~ association. 63rh an organization
property handled rEn hs ~ fnueh value 40
1le pfNtnapef people q the county.
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McToRY 20 - -.


Gsinso Entrance 70 Farbr Ecforr Being
Discovers.
AewP2r1s y. J. seftembe- r.-Two cruls-
ers and three bsttleships q Admiral ssls-
siDsou's beet ran TIE gins q Forts Adams
and Weihsr1l tonight clr1ng rit8iu traad
i1de range Cor al their gums before tLey
we're picked " iF The segrcA8ghts q the
ferris The 1lu t1at Tie Brooklyn got 20
the mouth Of the A4rsur before SIZE was
flcEbe UP 10y the searclllghts is considered
u laFa4 nea acre ~ FicuerF fer the
1Ear.
When, agent an6 ashore tbe csunonad.ns
WIS al 3ts helght the scene wEs enc u
grandeur The racket woke I'd NewTgr1 us
II MAE GeTef aroused before. The EI1uETs
y lht iprts, nftef Nci4l2E t2e Bug guns
tpr g few minutes h64 ie desert lbelH END
gtlcEgg LnQDnsd the secondary bl1tersea
The rapid Irjng gaus mace as graa. q
an a. tle Ng ones RHu u alEthlug Eada
the Flc1 uTE q llNel4tr ghg Iae Use ve.-
aeh seIi IN almost under Port Adams unit.
Nithl1 sAQlT range ui Tie torpedo rIAI-ul
ara ihsE appeared 90 1uc3or. T1e 1f5ng
si0Ipfa aac = wac Supposed tht great
shlIs Euede1lF steamed cot q 1ae har5or
lL lle khlle order % coming iu- rLe BTobE.
-ym lelalur TIE FhlUs aid no1 ire d
g1l- n1t Port Adams rayc them few
ylglnT1I were afrrepEi ut Beaver Tan Hg1r.
F1ft LTsisf3 OPENED fuf tue drst asnt ta-
A3BAl 4be neei escaped y such was inc
ldeH toward Block lsanG
Dur1DE the hattie She smaller craft we're
70 sGu3crun formation 10 seaTard ana did
not attenTt 10 ENTER tbe harlor The
Puritan and g1di8lE were not seen As
tar2e sgas not time F0y ocmnun icr-t91 ia.
tween me saurp sd1 t5e ships the tnauruTer
q tIe ceet wss HlrEtGg3uE Ihe army
claims that nst ua.g mould ltE guns Lgge
swept the ships nut its uiinss woal5 A1et
Wrected soiae - them ia the narrow aAau.
re- 80 Tie escape would have been irnpos-
sltie t9I any 7AH5 Reached the AarDor.
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TIE SOUTHERN STATES


Nanuaela, La. September s.-A vein CT
sifuEanuus coal has been d.scorered ID De
nnzp parlah. twelve mlieE from MunEnel1
anl c1pers frpm Pc, ns7 lrania nave pro
ncuncea 81 10 be q lnEb g,u1e fuel a
ctAunauF hnH been Qrgan-nec ta miBe The
cgli 8rd IspH Is Du fhs markeL
AiszaAarin La, september 5.-Tbree HIM
drhd MexicanE arrived here last night over
the Ehusberp g'ae31e rglroae from western
TezHK asa w1A PICK COTTON fer planters ~
tbsA section
View Ureang Eu-. September A-ahe ef-
1Wse 81 re Progressive uulua 70 lpduee me
AtDtg1tau EahEerg association, the laugh-
1far ~ fhe Cgatt1prncT gHh file ATutI1can
Hfdprutlgn % Inkar e. eoHmre fhe a4tes
f Ibeir conventions. which ara scheduled
to meet u Aew OreHns from November
sd b. z5 tvre eo Tar fgiied. aBc % looks
10 tha eatanrlass WiG Re bed oa LAG
oafeE 81 ginBllg Eglcctea
Enorrl.e. Teuu. September Harvey
Logan aias k3a Curry the alleged ring
'eaaer a. Do 5reGt Northern tr3in robbery
u uGlch SaGa44 worth II Unsigned NOS
lz1u hl1E tli.s were stolen. Was r9oUF
iuf1s6 over t9 she federal ofEeers aDd can
sow he tried Cor saving antAg1e4 bang
lgtes in 1is possession,
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Cpnsui Jewell reporzs fTum Fost Dc
france thst 1900 ives have been loF ~
me recent eruptionE = Peiee condttions
are very had
Germany reEgras rs or act Of rirncT the
senrcsang o. The KnrkenNnuir by she yes
sci belonging to the HsYrlHD rsreluiioriistE.
The pops has eonfrrnea ile sppniutment
q Archbishop Farley
The Bper generals held lengthy cpufsr-
enos wssh Mr. Chamberlain and L0rd kttch'
eaer.
psrras q Mar-aniQse beiieTs the irlrnd
WIZ bs rt4es1T destroyed.
Or virchow. the CREST German patA9l-
cxirt LED af RerIin.
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Lockbart, Texas September 5-Mr. S. X
Cooper. one of the oldest grocery msrchsnis.
made an Assignment yesterday for the hen.
~ ~ aN accepting creditors naming Mr..
- q jeffrey aE trustee. The following
creditors arr named 20 the deed n sssIsB'
ment- Lockhsrt Grocery c0mpaur. Walter
I've; waters flerra oh cpmpsny, Joseph
Aenntactnnug company, Bernard, Resr q
Co, gahereli Bros. ~ & Al Ieser
creiehton son- A. l. Davis ". Il Dey.
Sparks. o.. /. May 4 60 craig geed com
lsny, Cleveland SEED company. Furrcson 4
hurke a. =. Storey. First Nsuonai bank q
40 schedule Of assets is given.
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NOT A DOLLAR ter.
Dr. Forward q Reduction Company Fan,
Owes Half a Million.

Or. Forward q Reduction Company Fame
Owes Half a Million.
tleyslsnd September 5-gudginE from
ne nrs' dsF's bearing the outlook Tor
ne creditors q Dr. caauueey g. Forward
Is eseeedingir rium. and the indications
nov are that there Wfli be absolutely moth.
Ing left from the wreck DIT. Forward.
the founder Of the Forward Reduction
oompsny, recently asked 70 be declared
henhfnb hf ksic be owed nearly hair a
alhlpa ans had assets 10 the value %
SAsst Creditors ~ the o0mpany have
Essca thni q ise aGiQdghd q bankrlirt also
Iac hearing before Referee Hsroid Resn-
inron today dereloped fhaf Sis0a o. Por
Nafl assets f. 10 NE insurance Ga favor
q rs Nife, and borrowed on almost 10
ne iah amonni and the rest. real estate
hfaFtIr tnofrgagrd.
sAegld the creditors decide - questiea
~. Forward they wiil 30 10 WainesFar.
tte taa also HEked 20 turn over hts books
blt he said Ae dad not thiAk D. hsd any.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

EzniA TeKzs. sepiem1sr 5.-Iha 30
hemian Cafhol2 membership az this city
has iet the coufrsci for a me chircn
buiieing, 20 De erected a. ence
Waco. Texas. Seytemner 81 l. Huutrr
vas rlected senefai secretary 81 ne Young
Asns Christian Assolatien Ga this CIV
some weeks $50 snd hes Just assume1
charge he has been the general rnrretsr,
q the Victoria Young Mems carsaian A.
soflatien slnce It's organization ana resigned
lac wnrs there 20 come 10 waco.
L.cekhart Tezas. September b.-neT D
~ Purcell, Pss1cr - tie LockhaTr l'rrsby-
terrain church. has been granted An errrs
sion n bic vacation and he ieft ycsfcrday
20 scan party ~ frieads frcm Houstos 81
tour "a Gei5owS1ope PARK. Tie Northerf,
ioke region. ani sia1itoba. The t1p. -
far IS STR PurcsiI IS ee1eerns1 4 cora.
piimentary and without expense 10 hial.
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Texans in New York.


New York, September 1.-THE following
Texans are registered ia New York;
san Antouio.-J. King. ST. Denis
Dailas--W s Mccrsne Navarro, J. G.
Fagan, G. P. Pagan, Sew Amsterdams w.
A. Dyckman. AstoT
MsrshalL-F Penaergasi, Broadway Cen
fEal
waco.-A- IL Ramsay. Normandie. Dr..
W r Cole. Cosmopolitan.
Tyler sam Nicholss, Morton
orange w D. Beers. Girard
GalFeston.M Purceviiie l. Pugcerilse,
Imperial. y r. Bonnel. Rossmore.
Paris Miss Lghtfoot. s. b. 81. Long.
Msnhnttan
Iexas-l-- shaunessy, BroadTay Central
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7odsD's Wesfher.


conrri At1ne q Gua6eloups esTs Il Pelee
sbvrit 1pw 81 iss head prppshly ha1 q
million Evet would be iasi as refult q
the rdsi ware
Elx.r Boutbern ovttor mills are SAID =
hare been merged Sc Gar tt the sple g.
fbef product b ronperned-
The Crnfndera1s Memorial association has
1erisred vacant the pihce held BY 5ohn g.
r0drrwood. whe receniiy entered Fulf do'
opnmiafaons
The president and his party LETT by sSe-
-iai truiu fpr Chattrnougn Tenn,
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housToN.

The hack stand and hstchsng post orul.
nsnees nsely 70 be sueoeeGea by measure
thst VII accomplish wnat nei,her enc ever
egaid hare BEEN exported 70 %.
Mr. Seorge e. Bfown Is mentioned a. 3
candidate for temporary chairman 81 tnt
repnbiirsn eouFeation AZ Fort Worth.
a committee Of the deep water commits.
sicR EiiI Visit la Porte todsy ~ request
81 captsin Rsche.
Judge yoha y. Reagan added another
page t. re rnwritten history q the cl,li
war. during his risis bere yesterday.
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IDAHO DEMOCRACY.

Nominated q Congressman ard lna0
Kansas City Platform.
Pocatfilo, Idaho, September b.--lhe Z
cratic STATE convention today nena
Joseph II. Hutchinson for congress
convention adopted platform Eaa
doTFes the Kansas CRY platform sue
Ham J Rrvan depiores the asssss =
of President Mckinney; Opposes ar
condemns the republicans for failure y
fierce the Fenerai antitrust laEs ~
tho Fowler currency and bauking plal
poses covernmeu5 10y Injunction; faFaa1
fInmcn OWNERSHIP nf Taiiroaas
graphs and telephone lines; fsFols
initiative and referendum aua fafe,
election ~ United States senators y n
vote 81 ne peaplc.
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NoRDls TRooRs pEFEATEp.
Forces Were wors,ed 4,
Two E-,oz~e~y,-,,t.

coyenment Forces Were WoSsted IN
Two Engagements.
Cape Hsyiien, iiagtl September rae
troops q General Alexis No7a. var mip.
sstef % The provisional sofcrnmenf. wee
defeated 2estsrdsy ara The day before nesr
Limhe. The opposing fsseea are said ~
have lost heavii3 Generai Rsuanrsrl
"lo aeiaailg cQmm4Hdef the government
{Nrif eHfsEfd- Has captured hY he rfTo-
iatiqnisiF ana q norton n tae esyrrur,,.,..t
efiilieig fef INFO ths bands n ~. 80
loSite forces ~N A4t4
"a, AfteT she 9efssi ef BIS troops. General
ft4q. The gFntrti aid IN trtrr,i.,,- ~.
ts.1ey VIII toe Preach mlnlster. II. ne.
spfea' On The subject Of the tareateojna
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ouTRAeEs gY FAkkncs.
\ Philippine Leader ard Bard Killed Ts
Monlen ano CIR.

\ Philippine Leader ard Bard Killed Two
Women and q Gin.
Manila, September 3 B3os a fGnatieal
leader q the srreo0nailal,e natives In the
province Of Tayabas. IyuEon. attacked ne
town ~ LaguimaRoe soptemher 3 a. the
head q thirty riheInen ana 100 men sr1ness
WITH boa0s- Tse band wsntnniy Killed tho
women aud ono Elm and wounded several
other persnns. A detachment a the native
eorifs a1uiariF arrived unezpeei ediy al Ia
EulmAnoe ~ bile Rios men were stii there
They attacked end routed the bandits kri-
ing several N Rios followers and have
rounded up 100 useu. many ~ whom are
suspecfe1 ~ cnmplicity "a tAc attack On
700 Wen VIII ae picked COZ aud TIE re-
msinder So at MberTF
One ~ Rios iieuieuuntg who ,ras CAD
tuncd said Rios nas direct descendenf ~
Cod aud that & Hag 5syond the power of
mgn % iu5are him
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soERs HAD a CONFERENCE


With Chamberlain ard Kitchensr-Wers
Cheered BY the Crowds.
London. Septcrnhcr 9 The eonYerrres
between the Bocr generals Boths De We
ana De Is Rey. and Colonial Secretary
Joseph Chamberiain was Eeld today az
naEninE street TIE generals were escort
"a 70 the colouisl Office by an ofsciaI ~
that department Of the goEerument ana
drove there 80 an opea carriage. They ~.
ceiFed q hearty welcome from the con.
siderable crewdE assembled az either end d
the route
rheir hotel Abraham FISCHER. the Beer
ofiegate. had 3 conference with .hein
Lara kitclener nDs Lord onsiaw, under
secretary ~ state for she cni9nies. par
tiripated Ia the conference Whicb LASTED
two hours
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THE LOCAL CALENDAR.

sweency a Coombs Theaier ~
"KentuoEy'', evening. The Daltqa Y
specisltiss
The Auditorium. Speclsl y
Springs and Strings; specislties
performances.