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New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
Its Crazy Behavior

INDEED. it seemed as if its safe
l. manufacture was impossible.
The savanrs found themselves un-
Able TO reconcile the various char
acrcristics manifested by nitro
gIvccrin: they could not reach even
. theoretical understanding OF us
operations. ILL.,
Icvgue and Champion were Illus
+-;o,,s and industrious French
chemists. Their ambition led them
- investigate the nature OF nitro
gIvcerin. To their chagrln, the task
6rovcd beyond the measure ol thelI
PlT I1o,,e-s They ascertained facts
irdeed. but those facts were alto
ga+7er battling. They found them
s6elves impotcnt to explain their
o,., -, discoveries concerning gIon-
oin' action. They could only taDu-
late-and groan dlsmay over lie
result. .-..;r,a-
tor established the fact that an IN
ConDrehcnsible ccCentuclty Cl De
L.,,-;or was theonc certain quality ol
,,;trooIvcerin. Thus, IN the matter
- - +r[1,nDerature susceptibility, the
ey,losive is sabominablyand welrdly
C-nricious. At 1852 CentgTade II
boils. evolving nitrous fumes, a.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

.s-l GERM was q
---
----- --.-. known ...-
= HsEs o.. .a severed
o9g-e--, ~ -. Paris .-v
Ct Pel0uze. IT. 1884, -..--. x
pe---er-e5 ~ -.. -..--. ~
p.17iFe. Fort 81. .-..sreS
IRON death be-. .. -----r,rg
-- q UI.,l-- -.-. Is those
OK t1e nero II ...-.-. Fr-
sure u year. .-e-aard The
cea-.y a-l5 ~. -.s .--ge~l.-,
- 10 s-a- knowledge
anu method ----.. -usuttlCieut
7, encourage an. .-..-p- toward
--I -.-.---- fracture II
r.,---- q. .-.. . potent and 50 e
sensitive. -- .... MAS made
= 4 ID -.-.-- --.-s served r.
---t IT, s.-E .-.- ness be-
s--- reason. .-..- ..-s- inn
0't--e-.. laced little
---e d. cE. until
--a-y the d.. Alfred
-. ..-- -... engineer, IN
---1- L--- '. undertake yrDduc-
--0- On e -r. s.e. lie secured ap
- ---1 pr..-a. -. Uauuiacture, and ID
= - 10 man. initial particulars.
-. ----- employ. .e.yrator for expiOdin
:. yt9-, Nys. -.r1glycerIn was no
peace and .--.r....
~ 100 q -.-rg man. representing
y -ls--.--E arrived Iu America wit
-" rAr.-a.a -.- the purpose Of IN
..--yIg 5. --ar- This agent made his
---1 /" y1"Is Hotel. On GreenWich-st.
-'''-----e- .-s .yerau0ns from that p,
r ne. "t-. %. success. In the end
rave the hotel H.-l his bill unpaid, an
-'L--scace- ag The management. Qu
~ That same I advised managem'
--, --11-on ~ q large can filed with MT
= g'l-ols asset was lelt haphazard ben
--e Office ~ the hotel.
Dls day q guest used il as a fOOtrest
-I - s-oes. Having observed red fun
-. - --l-' De called the attention Of the
---ly0e Phenomenon. TIE bambOOz
fi,--'-.le- f---'-- u take ~ least risk; 50. for
- - l-e mysterious menace, he threw
~ re-. Instantly there was d treme
- &c misguided proprietor missed d'
nc --a; but the hotel was wrecked
'-i.e' ,.,. al the neignborhOod rained gla.
"leL, after some interval, q little II
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
A Freak Explosive

N-EE.G-l-ER-E was q
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

I'd aDDrOxluatc puTlly
and Dettered the man
Rs. It was Nobel who
5ioding the liquid Yet
Is no fit companion tor
-nting Nobel Brothers
a with samples Of the
Of introducing Its use
De his headquarters al
ch-st.. New York, and
hat point. Unhapplly'
. end he was forced 10
ID, and his baggage was
Quite complacentiy,
agement retained pos
ii nitroglycenn- This
4 beneath d counter N
otrest while he polished
/ fumes escaping from
f the proprietor % tins
1bOozled B0niface was
). for the sake Of safety
threw the can into the
tremendous explosion
ed death by a hair s
-ecked, many were IN
ID glass
title trade IN glonCIn as
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OLDFaSBOvED FOrRTH PLANS
PublIe Meeting a. ths CIU HaH- Dances.
Races amt FreWsrks.

AZ another nesting held yesterday BY
the COMMITTEES appointed BY the Mayor
20 arrange for az odd fashioned csls-
bration u the Fourth Of July several
new features we're decided upon. After
The parade passes the City Hall there =
10 - a kathsrinE around the hall az
Nhich tue Declaration n Indspendence
vii b. read and some patriotic speeches
made There - also 90 h. an exhibition
u historic prints and pictures inside tn
CITY Hall and a reception by the com
mite. IL an the schools u the CRY
patrioiC eTarrises will b. held and in
The perks there are % b. flag eHsrClses
folk dances and athhetic sports.
The committee determined % Arrange
Tor an automobile parade az night, tha
machines 20 ~ decorated with The na-
ti0nal colors and also 40 night there arr
% h. firewOTk displays IN most Of ths
parks u the city On QucensborO Bridge
there wtil ~ 80 pieoes. two u them
pictinEths City Han and Mayor Gayuor
FROM ion street 20 Fifty-ninth street
there viii be a Tag relay race betwssn
schOol teams zach runner viii NJ two
blocks and then hand tho hag he oarries
10 the next runner An appeal will -
issued 90 citizens asking Tor a general
wearing 81 flowers On the day
Jacob A Riis suggested that mavhe
NJ. ana Mr.. Andrew Carnagis wOuli
line 70 treat tho SCHOOL childran 70 ica
cream and The suggestion win b. for
warded By cable.
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N0STOcK ND SOvD PROVISION
Prrssdrut Prsrtirsfiy tbanasgE yfIrYrs,,
70 Insert q IN Ranua, Rui

MAsHrSGr0y June . - Pres,denf Tar,
has practically abandoned his Effort q,
secure he adoption l1 fha railroad ain
~ a provision regIiaring ,hs assuaDcs ~
stoos ~ and h0nd- Re has b--n informed
BY s~nsfe sadHrs that 4 a captf,Fza,,oD
feature - incorporated In he f.II Do F91rlf
- dimciHt 10 pr The aea-4r- ft-oygb
The senate This secfioi ~ he -g..sr'-s
has rot yer been taxes lu i0 p1rf.v-rr..
ne houss Managers have n0t gi.ar ...,
hops p Ss'ung an Agreement on ~
nrpVsi0n. Although The Indications A..
MAJ ~ ~ hrst FORMAL NESTING nj rI.
'pnfer-sf Which may be- held f1.T moron.
i1ey WI he told thar Democratic 1a-,
f0rA sra ~ hostile % a ra8,taB,,f,,,
ian fha' - would be- better o. abandon Do
senator tIaus representing The g.nsf.
hHd Representative Mann. manager al
tfe part N The HJlsa had az .rfgrr,sI
oDnfersncs to-day They are Isvi,v 49,.
ground W0rk Tor future diasuesion. IL,
Ne tII COMMITTEES Attorney General
WicEersram vas rafied into crrs1lta-
non on certain features N The I'M Ne
q - l-sion related largely % The Iong and
shorf haIi CLAUSE he section gfvr1e rIa
lhtef~at- 9mmerca Commission E1y,a-
e,cllon over practices Z railroads aside
A l.- AYE, and number 0f senate amend
fnsnts ~ leas importance
me ronisrres ar~ hrlrrna m r,sg5,,,
y FHport N Tho H1us. and he ga1ats h.,
~ @'esr part ~ nest week
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neryousuess when she tod her story
to-day
How tho snip spranR ieak Do no.
anow said she wa DO a. the tim.
ia nv siat-room The first { knew % anv
trouble Nas Nh-n nv father came ~ no
aud told u- % &c. ready 20 leave the
ship
We entered the Hfeboats between 4
and ~ N Thursday afternoon aud m.
ni-u r0wed out INTO the sea Where We
were and where Ne were gong did nor
know ] believe my father knew buf 10
Wts al strange 20 me
OF the following days and nights speut
on the water Mss Ericsson says thar soc
can hardly recall the incidents 1 can
only remember that e vas a .ouR eng
time she said
Three times vessels appeared on the
horizon and three times failing EFFORTS
Nere made 70 attract attention The
nrst was a steamer and appeared during
ne nrst night on the waves We burned
blue hEhfs.' said Miss Ericsson. and
~ gfialled m every way possible. but thew
pafd no Httention. to N a. all
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FOFk HIIL cons TNROTGH.
SENATE agrees 10 CsnfsTeaes Repsrt by
aNsts " ag % "a

Na-HIVsruN lIn- S-Notu .rhsfanJ
.lg he bitter JpnO-it5u - haIf q fozau
--uaior- who com .aiu-l that they hal
npr r-,--iy-r a square deal 90 tue river
s.d la-1ur U.i rho senate declined o..
uaF 10 rvrJTnm.f that measure 10 The
Htf-r-ss Ati~r a i~ha'- la-t.-E fw4
hour sUi faf gh- r-Dorr Of %. con
f-r--s 1E 10 great pork barre measure
vas agreed i0. tho ave. ENG q ana The
noes 10 Ih- minDrty rons.-f--i u f-r.
D-tuus'-afs and TO Rep4IH,auz Tal.~
wn1 FY'-I q The l-ya'ivs ver- senator
baelu Bailey Fl~Trher Frazier. H4gf.-s
Johnston N-Eiands Pavutrr stone ana
NaFu-r. Democrats. ami b-verdg- and
Burton. Republican.
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rTOWITr ~ B,IIET IrNCH.
W.. Hulmrr snf-nds she Was Made s,sG
u' -ausuEr, ~~r,ed m RasIroad Car.

Fa.,HEFFpsIF June . Patrons A
dining aud BUFFET cars vii I- Interested
ne novel -rit ne t--r ned IN fhIs ~tai-.
heard isfDrs Supreme Court Justice Nor.
srhar ser and a Jury In ths Suprruas Cour,
h-r- '1-'iav Ia Hn.ch Mr. NAY B,.lrasr a
v-s.fav New YORK woman. asked for
s. 49, dawag-s from NJ Central Railroad
% vermont fur pt1maine poisOntnR con.
racted -h@ alleged through sasnE sau.
saEr served 20 hsr m q b uHst lunch On a
tran from Montreal 10 B7-ton On Nov.m.
o'r ~ - After -ating 81. Eas fAaen m
and her health has not been good ano~
Mr.. b. rn@r was positiys that the SAL.
sagr made her sick She testified that IL
VA only partly cooked aud mad a xre-ptsb
hy- ard tassed % peculiarly thar abe only
afs a part - what Wa served 10 her
Ihe cunductor and porter % the buffet
0ar On behalf n ths railroad sAid that ths
san-age Eas . hiRhtOD@d brand which
came 10 WaN pager and that n rnl,s, have
hs-en good Tor tn CUISINE MAINTAINED ~
the central Vermont . above criroiarn
Th- railroad nalied Dr John 4 Card 10
sL0v that ptOfnains poisoning might have
f''~n DrSauced by mia o. some other
article n fOod beside The sausage nArtakep
q by Mrs Bllrnsr N ths day shs "a. taken
40
The cas~ Eaa trisd for the plaintiff bv
Mrs. William n Wood % New YORK
A score Of witnesses uers heard and
me testimony vas not concluded until
tonight Justice Morachauser IN bic
charge MAINTAINED that the patron % the
-ailroad bufst had a right % assume that
she would ~ iurpiahed for consiImpti9n
provisions which Were not unwholesona
ana m l'irious through any neglect % The
I.arf " tb- railroad n milst aDpear. hos
ever. that tie railroad shOukfhavs known
in" lad vac Inwholesorna and was negk-
GENT m furnishing q. o. by proper care On
~ rart could have Or sh6uld havs known
"i fh~ condition q the fOOd The Jury
~ return a verdict Tomorrow
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HROOKLIN iNNnERSIRr Du
sunday ~ehssl, Turn cut I1o Roo fer
sIst Nnnunl elebratiaa

llh bruok.vn -i.ndav ~c1oo. Iul1u
Yesterday ~ -bratsd - eighty. -rst an
. n,Vcrrary The feature 0f me celebration
uas The larAds u the Sunday school
army HImuerns "a children ani teachers
uot go han rl0OU1
T The iIi -ehooi- repr-ssn,esl we're fJytn.d
20 tw-utv i've divisions each q which
4sd - Owl NJ " march - that -.n..l-
tan-oIs parad-. we're ga progre-- N cd
part- 81 ~ borough from Ped Hoo.
Point to NswtBwn trr-z The weather
va good and rlr0ug- 10 BrpokIval---
-ryi-N-.l 'l- Elv.y dr---.-i 10y. and Z =
as hey r~i past cn--vIux their sr1a4v
-rg1uI banner.
Pr '-'iIug tie parade WlHtm Ben
gave ll- usual .HlcA@ur af Tue [ u. s-r- ~
mH 20 fI- officers % 'l- .lIUs au4 r.-
notable l--f- Former Judge ,'.4rO-.-
g. lal. pres bel u tho 4t--Un. 90 Nj.
h-~~ 900 account ~ rt- -sr8.a .Ia--- of
aI- gif- Among rho-- present r-rs
COY tunz = Wees % 1uu=gr4afr tie
lLIet rs.fuginE M Har Of ..a d4g. AMI
Al Gen b-Uru' " t4Is o. -H- Jsl-
u~,fr'I' National bIari B5-IlEt Press
dent ~te-~- Timothy I WuulrIF DUmu-
'rliier Prru risarEi-f tuU gr---rus-u O. de- .
and f1..E=r Na-lI UfIoar h-a.sa 4pt
many others prominent .1 public lie
1~- d. s"or- or mO.s Hdia- Brief
address we're made tr0r N--k-
Mr Wood~IT Mr. Prend.1- -l-f and lther-
When the .Iuchson va over tie guest.
we're taken "a auiomObI .es % the various
grind stands az gh.rl they s-r- o. lp-
lear
The parade II he Prospect PARK div.
slon. In Nhich fhirtv-fwO srh11ls we're
m lster-d, va held On tho Long Meadow
along which several reversing .stands
we're erected the chief 90. beng ocru-
bed bv Gov Weeks and tho I-adng
Ulcers Of the union The children
marched and cOuntsrmarcned arrozs
he meadow Tor NOR. than an hour amid
he plaudils % one u the biggest throngs
.ver assembled IN the park
Gov Weeks vas taken over 10 Williams
iurg IN time 20 revieg The big Eastern
district dIyi.ion. comprising rhirtY-thres
ohoOis. IN ~ parade along Bedford ave-
Iue
Earlier 10 the day thrrs were the usual I
~Herciaes ~ central churches {
nd az thsir close the children all returned :
D their own ChurChss where they were
egaled With &C. cream cake. candles .
nd other delicaciez
, The Oiicera n the parade were Herbert
Brush grand marshal and Charlaa
Francis John l. Hin. senator EuRsns
Travis. J y ID sehisbisr. John A
'weus and @. Naisntins. aids
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Plan TOR m>,rIN ms
Csngrr~s Nsked 90 Frsirst NEainsi Ihr
Grusi OuiraErs and Nassaerrs


"hsHfN1ToN, June avUrl /"
r~po-t on The resolution introduced -
Repr--nfsftya Fr.nr,- g.r--.r p.--,.....
~ ~. ~. .--.,..t.----..- ,......
"l" '"N' 3" "'-'-.A fiai - l"-' iE '.-
Pre-'d-n' 'o I~e he 'rIHudiv H.~s t'.
the E,a=siAn Government % nr-v...
rprt,yrars,. NJ ta. -.r.rr t..... ...... ....
80 -. -. "a -. -.
'''"
'"tlih. .'r~ ''-dl' W .rE'".r .. '..
h0H-ay AMI ~ raa-.-s' .r..s OBJ. '.a
0rEanizstiou- a .Is.-.st .- r...-.. ....
ntter4a,i .t. Ya.-..-
ao.- ,..
"@ '''' '.."E ITO '-p. ..
va referred '' ''..-T"mn .-- ....
sistlIg 0. Errr---1'a ...-. n.H- .f
M.cniRa1 t1s--.r % N-.l4z.. IIt...
Ard ~ t...rg..
G
o. TO- outrage.
hi--A hm 1rra cunhrmrd ~ .rlll rr
and i0 .~-fIzariuU. 4rnurt.y .I % n
per-,-a ,tcr,l-. -.rr-.-..,...... ..
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Corset seller Hea,uy FIned Who Paid
En- Naius. Net & ct. - IIsE specialtiss.
b Mrs Rose B. scoEaml,lo ant her
husband. Enuoo scoEamilio. pleaded
guilty IN the Unitsd states Circuit Cour,
I yssterday 10 two indictments Tor under.
va.lins imported corset materials and
aeaessoriss Mrs.. scogamiIlo II a CORSET
i4rs At - Fast Forty alta street shs
trades under the name q Nine Bnnsr
she aud her husband were yointly lined
q 80. 0u the stipulation that they are
70 pay IN addition q so which ne cor.
eminent sayaIs the amount o. the frauds.
Alexander 4 70 o. PARIS have dssn
furnishing the SOman With the exclusive
u-s q corset patterns Tor an satire season
IN view q tbs monopoly Nms Binnsr
paid high puo.- Tor her materials Two
s--- n Invoices Asr- MADE out zoe
containing Che real prices ~ for The
guoa- and ~ other. tn rlus4Lar IuyOiosp
s-0s prs-en,ssi - ths customs Authorities
here a. rl- .asi- f1r fhe duty payment,
I.s-repaac.es N the pr,cr- "a thr two
-a.e- " nvoior- are -11Eu ~ CON
......DH s.,n he woman . Do11- 10 have
ralg-I f-ym IU per o-nf ~ - p-r cent
'h- i-erags saving ga an her IuportstiOas
t.a- icing about - pr osnt
" WiokAlm smith Nine BuDsrs
colH-ei told Judge Holt that hi- client
oulaeis-d f..e aisI 'hn' -l- -aouh not
paF iIfv .. Tie very b "a urrs- SOC
.4I .a uav NOT f.r 'l- real o,-t ~ .-r
Material bon Tor ne MONOPOLY
i.r-I ~tt.a- Affs~l-r w. asfJrfed
f.. Nl.- Euu-. v.- al- 90 he most
.fr....s tvH-- " Go yruurut later.
. ...f -.a .tI q MONOPOLY ~ 'n- rurse,
.a .-.r.- iuI Nr .rI-rr iluiuz har mar
.H- .U nh. -fh 90 HUr1TsT Ton Nv in
.... ITE u-r HuWretlfgr- Thfs ra-s
Hreu".-, sa- aI. re mor- dauRrrous
H.....-s rs-s caused other 90 resort g.
OBJ. -tu. dishonest pEct.r- iu order
...... o. f.au ItIai fha District
..lEa BOP agreed 18th hr 49, and
r ....-..g rl. lav.T-n' ~ a 81 tine
E- -.lg.. It.1U that no Government
.- --- -U...4 .- paHd Do Was .mposinR
F.tf tln.1f- DragfIrt..v fo ID tns II
parry q sU
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PITTWN ~ GOOD mum.
Captured Nm~riran Reesh lnE 5sss.i & are
Frsm Nanriy Fsrees

WAsHNGrOy, Jun- william p PITT
man q Boston. Vho - N custody o. tho
Madriz forc.s Tor isyng mines duriuE
the recent battle near Biueaeidf = Ia
good h-aiih and rsceiving proper treat
Dsnt. according "a a DESPATCH rsoa. vssi
az the state Department TO-DAY from
Thomas p MoGatt. American Consul al
Bltied-lcis An officer visits him every
few dAys AZ tho biuf where hs - IN con
nnaua@of
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Movements Of naval vessels.

WAaaINGroN. June9 The tug standish
and The torpedo boats Rsid and Preston
have arrived 81 Norfolk he collier Cesar
q, Nss Orleans the cruiser south Dakota
az PuntA Arenas the cruiser Charleston
a. kobs and the GInboat New Orleans az
shanghai
The cruiser Prairs has aailed from
CFlstobal for Blusdelds The collier Vulcan
from Boston for Hampton Roads. The
ElinboAt EAge from Woods Hole Tor
Portsmouth, Y n The cruiser South
DAKOTA from P,mtA Arenas for valnaraino
the Rnboaf scorpion from ConstantinOpls
for Pirsua and the cruiser New YORK
from Naples for Pirmus
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MAYOR STRS UP UNCLE SAN
ABOCT 6RIFTERg WORK ~
TEE NATURALIZATION LINE.

u Wm ~ saoppea says Wl-kerShAm
Respunamg % ths CemuiMmf-
PSllee 60 Int Feaeral TsrrRsry aI
ths HasSTs las'anes 70 Get E,iapaes.
Complaints rsHchsd the Mayor about
tho grating In the line Of Applicants
for naturalization pagers In the FsdsrAl
Buiding by men who undertook Tor frOm
q 10 S2s 20 81 q case paassd on forthwith
Nearly all the men Who wrote % the Mayor
o. called on him said that they had got
IN line In the Federal Bshlding at a very
early hour In the morning and after
waiting there Tor hours had ben tod
that they could not 10 attendsd 70 thar
day. some o. them AAid that this had gone
on for WSshn. In a number % Gases
they had been Approachsd By a nan Who
saamed % make q canvass % tho line
and had bssn told that II they pad him
. sun q money, usually as. he would
80 fhAi they got their papers withOsn
delay. The Mayer took the matter up
With the POAos Commia.i0ner. and In
spsctog Russell assigned Detective Chairs
CarraO 70 invsstiRAts CarrAO borrowed
the aFut pagers Of q frisnd and took his
place IN line. remaining four DAYS . week
for four % Eve weeks. and az the snd OF
thaa time be w. % nearer GETTING ad-
ntittancs 70 the room In which the CLERKS
we're making OUT anAl pagers than he
had bsen On the drst lay. Every lay
he NAa there. CarrAo reports, a man Vhom
he aF,arwari arr..tsI and Its,tis.i
:. 49,. r,-,4...... =. -
~ '-SS $500 - =, o''l'i
INC N4'Hs App"oans AM ne ApphnAhts
we've gwen 90 understand that Il they
paid a'sum Of money 10 Ciolisf-ia IL would
NOT - na~--ary Tor thar, ,,.,... .,,si,t.,,.
hi ~. i'm. I'D, ,b.',, .,T,,,lt -. ~ -, -
sids Al ono. tTho,Sh CarrSo 81.
rhsf Il -, IN. 800, X -. - -
uroarbs-i
AI-,,If - dav-. a., ,,.,,b.- A.,.csfv. I
Io..s-S s.in..s a.. ,,i.I...t IN - - A.,
, 49,. b..io, -, -, -. -. ,,s.s,.
49,. ~. 80 -. 80, -. y. - 'lt-,..,,
A, ''r1,,.Ssi - -, 49,, - -
49,. ,,ythiny T., A, ,.f5 b,r, - -, I
Ws,insssi.v R..,ns, "a. a,.,n \, ~
AIT r.main.J IN d. 80 o,It.tsi,
49,, aDs-,.,,.t bln, al go -, 49,,
~ --,,.,,, II. -. -, -. =, -
40, N r.gi..-I a,d ,sLt.t.,n 80, b ~, -,
- c,t,t -. 49,. T. Il. .,,,t-...t n, =.
sY, cond nj go hi me-. 49, r.. - y,
~. ,,-5,-,l..,. - t-''' '''
~ Tbu-s,t,y -,o-,i.., %, -. - /,
Badnar t,is8 49, ~ ~ ,,,-i@-,t, -,
7, ~. .vg,1,r,g.-,t -, -, -. ,.,i..'-,s.
vo,,i5 - sdr,,,,,,t -, -, 49,
n 80 Ooi1.,.i, :, a. -. -,
nj Il =. I'M. ~. -, ~, -, =.
Al Y 5.,t1., - q. a., =, -.
II rh..r 40 800 - =, =, 80, a..
a., - ,,.r,.-i -. >. -, ~. a.,
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TROOPS OFT TO fight MAYGS
HENICIN FORCES RUSHED no
INDIANS STRONG HOLD
TFOSps FROM Vera Cra1 Hurried 70 Nalla.
dolLd me TS~D % Cuas RsDsrtsd
DestTs,ed b. tire Indians Year mat
cen nra's Nay NJ Pruned In.

hHN"ts NFH@ ' tFBNNaf HofFtru 70 wanna
dolLd TIE TS~n % Citas Repsrted
D~stFsSed b. the Indians Fears mat
Gen Bra'S Nay n. Pruned In.
NERtDl. MeHioo. June . The first con-
sknment Of troops 20 arrive here from
Vera Cruz u being rushed 10 Valiadolid.
where the MAYA Indians are said 70 be veil
entrencbed and readv 10 battle the Govern
ment forces Communication With the
district - dishcsilt On account % the de-
stniction u many miles Of railway and ths
cutting q the Telegraph Wirss by the
rebeis The railroad u m operation 20
lEamad sons distance this AIDE % faiia-
dolid
n 10 reported that ths tOWn Of CItas has
been - gtgred by The lndians and that there
va= . hsayy loss u HE and much property
destroyed Renegade MsKicans among
them several sho formerly held Govern
msut PLACES IN W intana hoo territory. ar
SIKH The Mavas. and some Of them arr
ilreuting The military movements % the
msirgrnt forces
No direCt oummun ioa ton has hsen re-
aeIs~d from Gen. imacio Bravo. CON-
mandsr % ne Tsnth Military E0ns. uith
headquarters a. chan santa Cruz. 'hs Old
Ai.N"AA " NNAN - allAaN 'Nsf aAf.IIN
ogtsreak occurred but runners w~r-
a@spafrhed Hirh orders Tor hun 10 move
slth ~ regiment u 90 men upon the
Indians uhU are holding NalladoHd
Nh--i~r ti"u Bravo - n~nn-d IN by re
Indians sni unable r0 respond % tho order
Should be- receive % - not kn0gu here
D. rrsf estimate that the MAYA force
af Va Iad1l.t ant 10 'hat vicinity numbered
more Aan I've thousand n-u 10 confirmed
% military authorities here believe thai
The Rebellion Gill 10 rg' d0gu n short
0rIlrr although no admitted ftaf fisg
Alagas NAV divide INTO small laud- aUi
'aA- refuge 90 -u-.r U0Unfa .u Ia .Us-ss-=
su-re tfey can 0uEtu'F a guerrilla var
fare Tor -ome fu=
No newz has l-@n received from the
lDdr-d ~ more Americans ul1 are -u.
.ilvrd 10 tho mahogany .YELu- aul
rH.rHHg
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hrakrn nan Causes an Hears Bslay
MADISON. y. J.. June "A broken rai
Just east Of this station on the Laos.
awanna railroad held NJ a string II NJ
pOrtant trains for an hour thls morning
u was discovered by the euginssr 0f n
train which leaves here n 500 Tor Nsv
York. but he was too late % AVOID passihE
over q. He got hrs train bv IN afstv
and then sent word hack % the warn
master Who tagged all following trans
new rail vas substituted The trans
stalled included the Buffalo Express,
which passed through Dover a. as. ard
the 70t and 77S from this station h
latter two trans are always veil dlled win
commuters
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mr. THFEE DnS DRITT.
Daughtsr ~ lh~ ~GIDp~r ~ the coed
Nrvs ~ays Thr-r ships Ignsrrd rh~m.

BALruosF llus . Ma EHyAb-th
Fuk-ruI. NID 49, aboard fly bark-1tire
Cod N-w- 'I-f al week ~ ga reached
H.v home Iu 'urs city TODAY and told -
her ~Hp-rsnoe adrf' TO- rIr-s iavs
10 an Jp@n boat far from and
Win Der a. the tine of the disaster
vas her farher IaDt Peter frk-z1n.
u tns Good News The vessel va. in
m ldooran on Thursday last when ir sprauR
= 'eak and sank raptdlv Cant Erikzaon
his daughter and the crew q ten took 20
the smssl boat and cleared from the
harkentIne Just a. D. was eugIlfed hv
the sea
With tho crew vent two dogs ant a
cat. and they rode th- waves veil until
the party vac rescued Miss Erikason
brought Oue " the dogs 70 this city with
Der The cat has been presented 20 the
captain d the British ship Meiis. which
effected the rescue
Mss Erikason vas still suffering from
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Ceific 70 uoumand ne Marietta
comm andtr 7 \ Hlu from command ~ fEs
Marietta - eonfsfenes ~ EHva War ColeFs
NeNpQrt d.
tisaisnant , a 1mmandsr Hlnea from Naval
Acadeng. . oon'crrncs 81 Naval War College.
NewpufI
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~If 70 ~ D-iawarr
Midshl1man y 7 BoJt D.. from re Yank,on
20 ne Amphtltr
hhtzhlpman a clanEr from the uIrnlar
han nnd resignation aarepted
Mldahluman q Wfnnr ffun1 The Uhnfs
Island and resignation acrggted
hnshiPnan =. Eamsa lrom ne Chester and
diluiased ne usrvirr
pasard Asasttnt Paymastsr ? p MrMmer "a
Ngu B orr ard a. asIistant 70 acroanunr 1ffrer
fassed ASSISTANT 8lfEeuls NJ A uunn. "
isanal. J \ Payne and n pirharfsou. rom
lntlgucton 81 Nayal Medical ach0ui. " aahinatdn
ID r. 70 eaaminati1n TO- PROMOTION. and Inaa
cnmp'ru1n uait nrdern
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