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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1903)
'i' ' , < ' ' 1 \ f , , " ' ' ; . - . ' I :1 LOST IN TilE GRA'SS. < " i i : , , . ' 1. 'hcre 18 ntryl\1111lr \ n t& ' . , . . . ' . ' world awny In , , , , hl'h the Oceii1elltal , & > \ tra veler expects 80 Uluch delight ntHl I to little adventure as In Jallnn. Yet Ernest Pottwell ; hns recent1 . 1'I' relnted a tnlo ot terrlblo adven. . . , . ture cxplr1encc In Japan y an . " . . ' \ . 1111gUall\\'omlln \ 1l\1t n tew dnys o.rter tt her arrlvnl. She WI\8 atnylng At 1\ i ' , . Uttle country v 111 1go . .a.Ulgng the hllls. Jt. . . , And had gene onfln . -morning to I'f \f vlithcr flOWonL 'hl ! path l'lIn across . . Ute uplandD. whore there Is a'.wlld ud lonely stretch ot country ext < ! Ild. 'tnl tor ac'l'orl11 mUM ; and the bt'Ruty at 80m. wild 1l0wcr. irowing In t.he 1411 poa. . 100 her to IMVC the trnll ' 1tnthtnktDKI1. aDd prellll tnrther Ilnd I I 1a Into the wuln ! : tnnle. She I Ihort ' And It reAched wu a 19'oman. I .bon her head. "It I had boon a toot taller. " she lAid. In telHng her story. "I ahould bAve InuJhcd and bl'oeJ1 out In n min. ute or two ; but tholle few Inches bur. . . . . ' led me nllve. "Almost InsUlnt1y I felt sick. as you do at the beJlnnlng ot I1n et1.rth1luake ; tor although I must ha\'e been quite near the path. yet with the grass 1111 round above my hend there was no , . knowing what would happen. I might 1 > e going rll'ht awn ' at that \'el'Y moment , and the possibilities cune IIIte' n shock. I believe I lost m ' head at once. I could not think , so I kept . " ' ' then another. But , . Jl1o\'lng one wa . I ' merely pushing through this tull , tough 'I ' rass Is ver ' tiring work , e\'en If you I nre on sloping gl'OUlH } and can judge , , , -here 'ou will come out ; and when It Is level all round , the henrt Is tnleu : mt ot you from the feeling that every . , tep Is probably burying you deeper. tt WIlS like being drowned. " It was not until sunset , after a whole day In the blazing sun. without , food or water , constantly wanderIng. -toIlstnntly : pushing am } tearIng at . ) stems 00' sUt ! and serrated that they .qulckly make the hands bleed. that she , valked suddenl ' out on to open ground nnd tell fainting In a heap. When 'she recovered , suus were shining. and 'she was alone on an unknown moun. alnstde. She slept from exhaustion. nd the next da ' followed a winding JDountaln torrent over rocly land , her jlhoes and then her stocldngs worn ( 'rom her feet , enl ' to find , at sun- : lown. that It had led her to a narrow porge , without one Inch of foothold or thore. 'he stream dashed through In it torrent that hopel'ssly barred the way. Light-headed with terror , hunger and wearIness , she crouched for n time In tlespair. Then she suddenly waded In. to the strl'J\m and stood until after dawn walst.deep In water. while Ii mln.storm pelted upon her from above : Whim or Inatlnct. she believed thllt by \he cool M1Sh and sUng of the wdtcr ler reAson and otrength were pre. 'ervoo. The Mrt lia1 ohe retraced her weary way aloDlC the watercourse back to I he helghu ; thence. xln anew the r- point to which Ehe must direct her 1It pll , I ! .uc CII8fully made her WilY back to clTllIutlon. When Ilt length 9h ( ' reeled Into the hut of a Idndl1 Japanese woman , she had be n four iaYB lot , rlthout teed , and had walked - ed until her fCft were so torn and Intlamed It was thought she must hn Te them amputated ; but ohe fortunately 'Cgnined her hrolth1ncrlppled. . AIiJthted ' 1'00 Soon. It hlld talten considerable persullslon :0 Induce 'the old lady to trust herselt In an automobile ; but finaliy she con. sented because , SA 's the Automobile Magazine , she wns aIL'tlous to rellch the bedside of her sick grandchlld In a "Illage some twenty miles away. ' 1'he owner of the big automobile , who was touring' through Long Island , , , 11nd been Yer ' kind about It. lIe chanced to be nellr the stAtion when I the old In y found she had missed her train , and when he overheard her lamentations he Insisted that she should accompau ' him. His route lay througll that particular one of the halt. dozen LOllg Island villages named Hampton \\"hel'o the sick gl'nndehlld lay. 'hey started a t last. and e\"er .thhlg' went well until , III nttemptlng to pass a wagon which occupied most of the rend , the n 'ln automobile went UlWX. peetedly Into the ditch , and rather \10' lently deposited Its occupants In 1111 adjoining neili. Recovering from the shock , although somewhat confused from the rnther unusual method of nll htlug. the old L lady asked of the chagrined chau1Teur : f' "Is this n.a.a IIa111pton ? " "No , ma'am , " he managed to gasp ; "this Is an accident. " . " 0 deal' ! " said the old lady. "Then hadu't oughter ha\'c got out here , ) ad I ? " IInJl ln UnllrOlIiI. A hanging ovrhead electric rail. 'oad tor ll ndoll , Rlmllar to that In pSG In BllIel'feld , Germnny , Is pro- fected b ' a l'OUp of nermnn , Amerl. can 111111 EUJlbih IInanelm's. A parlin. mentl1r ' cOllcCRslou w1ll bo a8ked to Iwlng the single track required over the ' 1'hames fl'om Its south end tor tight miles. COJlIIUnJltloll at' h'oll In German ) ' . In Germany the aUllual con"ump1l0u It Iron ller capita , Is 11.18 pounds and tIle productiou just donhle that l1l101l11t. Aftt > r fin Hug'l renehes thlrt.fiye . ( and Wtl\rs 1111 old wrapper ltcross th8 al1e ' to horrow butter trom a neIgh. or. sbe lool , ' ! prett } . tough. Arter 1111. tile great ( ' t uld to l1'altll B rl'gulnthlg the diet. - . . ' . .II. . . , . . . . . . . ' : ! .oIj.u : . . . "Ii' " . : . . ' : . . - . . - - ' ' " " . . - ' " ' ' IO . ' " , , . . . , 1' ; : 71M' " lrr 'W"II" .IIr ( , 1Ir'1' : . . ' I " &ULTAN SUBMITS . . , , , - . ( IELDb COMPLETELY ' 1'0 THE DE- ' 1OlrMANDS' F RUSSIA."r - - " --"r OFFNDERS TO BE PUNISUED . ORDERS HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO EXECUTE MURDERERS. RECALLED TO SEBASTOPOL . ' ; Iulan Squadrou IInl Deen Orllered rOlt or D"I.rtnr. . Aoe..ra or ) In.lulman , are Llberatod. & 1.Petersburg , Aug. 24The Rus. . . .l . : n Bla.ok Sea. squadron , ordc't' to Turkish waters and which arrlv\.u at Inlnda , Europcan 'l'urkc } ' , Aut.W , to support , Russia's demands on the Iul. ! .ta.n growing out of the a. , < sl\.sslnatJOI1 or M. R skowskl , Russian comUlI at 1\Ion. astir , ha.3 becn recalled to Sa.bas' op01 , the squadron's po nt of dl'puture. : The rt > rall followcd a notlti.atlon from the port that the Su1tan had or , dercd all the H.ussian d. mands to be complied with. The dispatch fro'D M , ZinovleIT , Rus , sian ambJ.Bsador at Const.ant1nupl announcing tlJat the su1tan had yle1ded ompletely to H.ussla.'s dema.nds , Wa ! s follows : "The porte has taken the fotlowin measure to fulfill the demands of th , Russian overnment In addition t ( the condemnl\t1on and execution of ? It , 'HostkowslI's murderers and the pun. of their accomplices , thOll 10l11cers who made thedlsrespectfu1 a1 to 1\1. Roskowskl are dls , missed from the service. A carefu search is being made for the personl who fired I\t the consul's carriage. AJI I the ol11clals , twenty-four in number , whcse names were handed to thl I porte as objects of unfavorable com ment by the Russian am ba sn.dor ar ( removed trom their posts and handci over to the justice. All prIvate per mentioned In the list as ulltJ of various olIences w111 likewIse bl tried. "lsmal nakl Pa.sha , the chief of p"l lice at Palanka , province of Uskub , II restored to his ost. The per'ions un dr.r arrest for accusing Mussu1ma.ns 0 outroge and abuse are liberated. Loss of Life M. Be Great. Klngllton , Jamaica , Aug. 2-A " 'hooner whloh arrived here yester . .thy morning reporls that the Ca.yman . Islandawere : deva.sta'ded by hurric&nt on the evening ot AugUBt 11. Han ] bouses at Georgetown. a. v1llace neal \be west eM of Grand Ca.yman ialanc were demo'llbed , Tne vesse1s h the harbor were drlv..n out to seaj tw ( flub6eQuent1y returned , but the thert have not. been beard of up to Au us' ' 17. It 18 feared that serious 108'of ' life hl\s OCCUr red. A 11 the troe.s and crops arc dtstroy d and a famine II Imminent. The peop1e expect the gov ernment of Jama.lca to send supplies Seven schooners were wrecked on tlu cast side of the prlnclpl\l island. i No news had been received { roIr O.lyman Brae and IItt1e Cayman up tel the time that the schooner left , bu 1 It was thou ht certain that thesE ie1Rnds a1so were devestated by tbf cyolone. Steamer Sinks. Indianapolis , [ , d. , Aug. 24.-Amld scencs of panic In which some terror stricken men lost their heads and sought ; to thrtw women and children over. board , the pleasure steamer In. dlana went to the bottom of the In. waler company's canal at Fa'rview park last evening at j o'c ock. The park of11l1ia1s think nobody wa owned bu two pas on en say that they saw a woman with a baby slnL 1.0 the bottom They did not , bee them come to the surface again and teel sure tuey were drow/lcd. Abou' fifty people wer :00 : board wher the vessel eank about three.quarter. . or a mile above Its st rtlng point Ir .the canal whic , Is ablU.t eight mlJes 10ni : and rUnS from Incllanapois ! tl : to Dread rlpp'e park. The canal it narrow and from ten to fifteen 1ee1 deep In the middle , It Is not.yet cer. taln what sent the steamer to the bOt- tom. Detective machinery , over.load. Ing on one sldeand l akB are given by dltferent per ons. , kllIs on the cana1 aided in the work of rescue of tainting women and chlJdren 1.'hlrty IlI'ople were thrown Into the water when the l.Ioat sank. Search Is being made to see If any bodies are at the b ) ttom of the cana1. Horse Buyers Plentiful. Belle Fourche , S. D. Al1 . 2-1.-The S ( lck Commlfson ; ( company Fold $10" 000 worth of 110rses In one day 111 till ! ! city. The avera e price for the horses was about J20 per head. .rhe sale was made at public auct on , thele bein\ \ : buyers from 11.11 parts of the west. li'h'e carloads of .horl\es were shipPt'd east by an eastern bUYllr and several cKr1nads w1\l \ be taken away In 'l1e next ttW days as the result ot the sale . . , . . " , , , , , . . . . . . .t..u" " " . " " " , , , , , . \ ' < . ' . , , . ' . . .d. . - 'l" ' ' ' ' : " . ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' _ r-l''rr1f' ' ' . ' ' 'f\ ! ' ' . " " 1'1' . . . . . . . . . . . . , NO CHANGE IN LAWS RAILROAD MEN NOT TO ACT AS POSTAL CLERK I Washtn'tton , A lI6' 2-'fhe : : ! ( { cels. Ion of the postulllO ! department tu ullow ba l1getnnstcls to lIet as cus. todlans of loosc ne\\spapcr mall on certalo trains hns been mlsco.strnod ) ! , lu some ulan'cs as 110 iutentlon to per- , mlt the Indlscrlmlrmto swellrlu lute Lhe postul sonlce of 1\11 I a 11 way CIU. , plo } es IInd the departl11C'nt has re. I'\o\'ed \ a number of protests. A specImen - Imen of these protests clime tuday frow u postrullster of one at the large western cities , nnd Is us tol. lows : IISome days ago some of the nows. papers Ilnnoun\Jed that the postonJco department was contemp1ating the Issuance ot ardors the e'ect ( ] ot which would be to make e'ery I rain ot cars a mJII t1'l110 , and al1 the train employers. flom conr1u.tOJs down , , were to bo sworn iu as postollt'ce em- . ployes. 'Even freight trains nnd II I I their crews wore to be included. The urtlcle stated thnt the principal et- ! fect f t.he proposed ( lrdor was to pro. i te t the rnllwuys In cnses of strikes. " nepl'lng Second Asslstaut Postmaster - master General Shalleuberger stated the positlun of the depurtwcllt ; ns fu1Jows : "I have never seen the newspaper announcement In the form to which the abo\'u refers , and c.an only say that It was not jl1stilled by l1uythlng the department has In contemp1ation at present. The postu11aws and re . ulatlons already provldo tlla ti every regularly schedu'ed trnln may ho used fur mllll purposes , It the clJm- pany Is wl1llng tit accept the oom. pons.'tlon provided by 1aw. All the department haJ In contemplation Is to facilitate if possible , the prompt dell "er of ncwspaper pacl\ll es mnrk. ed for outside doll very.II Details of Lend CombIne. New York , A\Jg 22.-Detalls con. cemlng the organization of the Unl. ted Lead compf1Dywblch has been under way ( or severa1 months , oYere announced today. 'j'he compauy wl1l have a capltJll1zatioD oC $27,000- 00001 which $12,000,000 Is In bonds and the balance In common stock. Payment for the constltutent com. panics w1l1 be made In large part In the bonds of the parent company. 'he f llowr.g ! include thl ! subsidIary - Iary companies talten o\'er by the United Lead cOl1.1apny' Chadwlck- Duston company cf Boston , MerreH Ll'ad company , St. Louis ; American Sb9t and Lead company , Chicago ; Ruymo11'1 Lead companYI Chlca o ; Gibson & ; Price company , Oleyeland ; McDou aJl company , Uutralo ; Union f.eld and 011 compony. Brooklrn ; Raymond & nJatchtord company , Chicago , Ilod .rl1e Hoyt Mp.tal company - ' pany of St Louis. Accordln to trustworthy reports tbc cou ) blnatlon w1l1 eventual1y take over the plllnts owned by Latham Dros" of this city and 'Phllndelphla. a1so the IJltoher Lead company of I JopHn. Mo. It is understood th t Bouton - e1l , vice prcsirlent ot the sew-I Smelt1n and Rellnlu company. wll ) be made president of the new com. blne. ' 1'ho relations of the company with the American Smelting and He1Jnln company ure expected to be very close. Roosevelt to be Nominated. New York , A II ! ! . -Seerttory 01 War Elihu Root sall d for Llverpoo1 today on the Celtic of the WhIte Star Line. lIe goes to England to act with Senator Led e and former Sen. ate : , Turner of Washington , :1S : the United States representatives on ille Alaskan boundary dispute. Defore sam I1g the secretary wus usked : "Do you Intenr } enterlD ! : : polftll's in this state , and will you sock to be. come Ule candidate for overnor ? " "I am not going InLU politics In this state. " "Will you take the second place on the oltlonlll tlclot ? " \ "Under the constllltlon the presl. ( lent and vice plesldent cou1d not come from the same stote. " "I'hen II'm bo Housovelt ? " "Certainly. " , Frnnk I\\unsey Restrained. New York , A J 22.-uprome ! : ) eQurt Justice DavIs today handed ( lowu n neei.lon . in which he granted the application or 001. William L. Brown 10r a temporary Injunction re. : ; tralnlnl : Frank A. Munsey trllm sell. ing the plant of the balh News at IUctlon. In his del'lsion the justice ; IYs that in his IJplnh n the sa1e of he paper at this tlmo would not he a the best Intere ts of tbe stock ' ) ulders. I Puts 011 on Her Clothing. Chicago , AUIl. 22.-After saturat. Ing her clotbln WIUl keroene : and 'I'ttlng It OD fire In a'1 effort to ctlm. ( nit sulcldo , l\Ir ! . Mabel Lathro n ed 'wenty.tour years , fell upon the l100r If the Imll MY in her bome nnd waited aeath YC6terday. A boarder I the Bame huusc discovered the un , rtul1nte woman and with the aid of , linemen succe ded In extinguhhll1Jt ; ' ,0 Hnes but Dot until tl1eVomall Illi been soverrlv blll'ned. , . , . _ . . : . / < l , . " _ . . . " . : : . .1. _ , . . t. . . ; Jb..1. , . . ' " - ' ' ' ' , f ; " " " ' \i'1".r ! < < " " ' 1'1" " " ' " ' ' ' 'J' ' ' ; ; . REIGN OF TERROR EXISTS CHRISTIANS OF USKUB. TURKEY' FEAR MASSACRE , Sona , DlIlgarln. Au'g. 10.-A rcl n of telTor Is repclrled to i'bmll.nt . USkub , where the Uhrlstlan InhablUmts arc afraid to 1ea.ve theIr hou < ; es. ' .rhe vait hns IF-flued the strlotest orders to the Musse1rtH\t1 population tu remain q llet aud not molest their Christian nel hbrs , but the Musselmaus , meot. Ing In the mosque ! > , lIavQ rcwh'cd at t\ Iveu signal to ru Sslcro : tUG whole Christian pop 1ntlonlmmcel1ate1y the first lusurgent baud appears ncar , Us kub or on any other pretext. ' 1'11\ Ohristlans nre terrolzcd. ' 1'he Turk. Isb troops who are tbelr only protco. tlon. do not show the hll htest dlspo. sltlon to aid them. The attitude or the 1.'urklsh troops \Vas r cent1y plain1y manifested when a train load of s01dlers , short1y after leavln Uakub fired on the Bulgarian work. men who were rapalrlng the track. , ' 1'hree or the workman were k1lled and their bodies worl ) Ilott Ilying on the IIno. TJlrgraphlc commu Iloa.lIo : ) betwcen sona. and Constanll op1e Is Interrupted - ed , the wires haYing been cut be. twee I Adrlauapolo and Constantlno- p1e. No tolf'gra.ms from Constl\n tI 110' pIc ha Ve been receivcd hero since 0 o'clock Monday e\'enil1g. 1.'he ' .rurklsh , ( m " . I : : ; at Adrlal1oplo refuse to state t here t'le ' break oocured. Fears "re expressed here rega.rdlng the safety of the railroad between A Irlanop1e at,1l CJnslnntlnop1e. Chinese Worship .sunk. Hong KOllg , Augt111'he } Cannd. Ian l'aclllc's slea.mer. I m\lres of In. dla from Vancouver , U.O' , July 27 , and Y oll.oha.ma. , Aug. 10 , for Ilona Kong com ted near this Jlort today with the Ohlneso crnls r Huang.'fal. 'rhe warship sanlan hour a.fter thq c011lsion. Empress of ludla sJ.ved 1iO of the crew of the oruiser. ' .rho captain - tain JIuang.'l'al , who refused to lea'e I .hls ship and thirteen of the orew were drowned. Erupres ! of India was bad. ' 1y d , maged amId ships. lll1ang.'l'al was a tender to the naval - val p.nglneering college of the south. ern Chinese sqlladron a.t Nn.nldllg , 260 teet of 2,110 tons displacement , 200 feet 10ng , had t.hlrty.slx feet beam I and drew twenty feet cr water. 'fneI I cruiser was bu It in Eng1anJ. Us armament consisted of three seven.lnch Krupp guns seven forty. pounders and six small rine guns and WI1S fitted with two torpedo tubes. It had a comp1etement of 300 men. Empress of IndIa. a1sD , constructed /In / Eng1and , Is one of the lInest , vessels at the Oa.nadlan P.lcifi Hallroad com. pany. It Ie' 4-10 feet long and over ' 3000 rons net reglRter. . P rtta.nd , Orc. , A l1g. to-The Em. , preBs of India " -uriod twenty.ave oa. . bin passengers and 250 stearJ.ge pal' 1sengcrs , the latter being 810'S y Chl- 'nese. She wa. < ; ender command of iLleut. O. P. AlarSball. oys It\ust Quit the nines. BlrminKha.m. Ala. , \'Uj. ! . 19.-1n .the cour.e ; testimony Introduced be. 'tori ; the arbltr.l.tion COtnmfsslon on 'behalf of the miners yesterday , it de. . veloped under orl'ls.examlnatlon that. many of the miners were In tbe ha.bit .of taking their boys Into the m1nos tic work with them , each boy being al. 10wed ha.Ir a turn on cars , 11.1 though bls coal 'outptit went under the fath. er's check. Controversy over th" responsibl1lt of this cl ss of Ia.bor . led to an agree- ment between tbe miners and 'the I prIncipal operators Involved In the 'arbltra ' i. ) that tbe commission In Its 1Jndings hou1d make a rule that no boys under fourteen Vears ot age 'sl11uld he allowed to 'enter the mhlel in this dIstrict. ' The testimony t < > .day s''owed tORI , any miner working twenty dava , a i month could ea.rn $100 a month. I I , Desertions From Ships. London. Aug. 1U.-The British can. su1 at Portland , Ore. , James J..airllaw emphasizing In the aanual report , thE Increase In tbe num.tJer of desertioDi 1rom British ships In ports wltbln thE jurisdiction , com plalnil that the owners - ers and captains m"ke no stand . ' against the "crimps. " and rarely silo" I' a disposition to assl'it th. : loca1 au' . a'ithorilies In proseouting persons guilty of Infractions of the 1aw and , be adds In thli absenc ! ! of proper evi. dence , little Is. done. Mr. Laid1aw th5n crl'icises the law. I recent.1y passed , llceLJslng , sailors. : , boardinz houses. saying. liThe clause riaing the' legal rate for 'furnishing ' seaman1rom 'ten to thirty 'dlIars ' Is very objf'ction-t.ble. : It acts as II. premium on crimping' , S 'ange as It ma.y seem the most , notorious crimping IIrm Is the only one that bas recei\'ed licenses. " Oreat Forest Fire Raging Spokane , Wash. , Aug. } J.-A g're ' t forest hre Is rag'ing ' near Elk , aLeut twenty ; miles north of this city. It Is reported that , 1.000 ac' os In a belt of , , , hlte pine and ccd 'r has been hurned o\'er already and ullle5s rain tall. the I 10 s will be very hPIL vy. A hundred Iren have been fl htll1f. : the tire since Sunday night , bnt they arc powerlcfs ; to contr01 It. It Is estimated tha.t from twelve to lifteen mlllllJU teet of 'uuV.Jer ' have been destroved. . , , " . , , . . . . . . . "j. . . . . . L ' , , , " , . . . : , . ' , . . ' ' " . . . . . . - - - 'lIn''w. " , , " ' ! < I1' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' : f\1If\'P'P' \ ' ! .1 : 'I'I'I , " " , "EN MASSACRE ED MAC ED 0 N I A N M l. E I N HAD- ITANTS KILLED THE VILLAGE DESTROYED , s _ . . LIVES OF TWO HUNDRED MEN ARE BLOTTED OUT TOARCU IS BEING APPLIED , , ' . . . . . Itllll'a ' anat III' " II/ne Sent Sq\1n.1rolll 10 Turkhll Wnten-flfteen TO"lI" D6ItrIl1el' , Solla. AII , ll-ncpor ) < ; from Mon. astir say OO . . . . .omen who have arrived there from the Bulgarian vlllago of Haka VO have presen tcd I etl tlons to Lhe Uusslnl1 and A ustrlan consuls and to II IImll'asha , the Inspector genera1 , , etUng' forth that their village has heen burned and that all ' hc ma1es 'Jf the population hlve been massa. cree ! . Fifteen villages In the dls- trlot or Okrlda , three In the' c1 'strict of Lerin and three In the distrlot 01 [ { ezen havc been destro'cd. lJ urthel' detlls ! of the t1ght.ll1g . at 1\.l"lISh shuw tlH\t the h1surHents re. tlrcd to a plnt in the vicinity of the town af , er 10 'Iug sixty men Id 1ed and \ , we1'e wounded. 'l'he 'l'url lsh loss was 250 men killed or wounded. A bJ.nd of scventy InsUl ents. nea.r l\ojolle. In the vllayet of Usltuh , fought a detachment o ( 'furks 11.11 .1a } ' Nine o ( the insnrHents were Idllcd 'rhe 'l'urkish lo seB arc not Itnown , ' ) n the ful1owln day party of 131\shl Bazouks entNed the village an s aughterecJ all the Inhabitant- ; . \'lImna , Aug. 20j. telegram from B His SarafulT. the acti\'o leader of the Macedoilian Insurgents tJ thE management o ( the orlenta1 railroad , Is published here. Samfol ! says t.hut , lithe gm1eral slnlT of the revolu. tlonary committee at Macedonia and Adrianoplo announce that io conse. quence of the rlslug of the Christian population of 1\I:1cedon : In for 11 bera. ' tlon tram 'rurklsh rule they will lie. cossarlly have to commit outrages on rail ways , " and ho bO"S the manage. ment , ( rom. humane conslr1erntloll. to accept no passengers In order that there may be' n' ' , unnecessu'y : sacd. Uces to deplore. Another bomb outrage Is reported to have occurred ut ! ) hllipoUs. A boom was thrQwn Into the house or II merchnnt there nnd tbree persom were killed. LondoD , Aug. 20.-The Italian am. bassador here tuday received II dls. patch from Hume announcing that nn Italian squadron had been ordered to Macedonlan waters tJ \I wntcb evcnts. " No exp1anation was given of the reasons underlying the orders , and the embassy onlclals are unable to say whether it was tl10 result 01 RussIa sending a squadron to Turk. Ish waters. It WdS regarded as pro. bably that the 10rel n oInce at Rowe had received ad'lces , showing tbut Ilalian interets , whlo'l arc import. . ant at 8alonica and in its nel bbor. hood , are menaced , and It was deom. ed w'se La ! Jave a strlDg t , rce hon. dy to c ) n\\Ilce \ the 3'urks of the In. aehlslbliity uf affecting such Inte . esls by any l.Iostie act. ItVas added I that the presence 01 the Italian would also deter the Turks 1rom i committtng : ll1trules on' ino1Y nslv ( . CI1flstl.1ns. ' . . : - ' Yacht I nces Begin Today. New York , Aug 20.-0ver th , ocean race course outside of SandJ Hook Sir Thomas Lipton's third ohal. . lenger , Sham rook III. . wll1 tomorro\'t try conclusIOns with the new defend. er f the AmtJrlcans cup.the Uellancc , Doth yachts are momed tJ-nlght , In Id , andy Hook ready for the race to morrow. BJth were given their flua1 trial spins today Despite the big time allowanc which the defendol must concede , to .the 'hallenger the trlends of Rellanee' arc conOdent th .1 Slr'l'homas Is again d omed to defeat. , a.nd the conlldoocc th 'the ; 'merlcar boat Is refltcted In the betting. whorE the odds are 2 to 1 on Uellance ( j'rlends o ( tbo Drl dsh boat on thE other hand , profess the greatest faltl ! In the ability or Flfe'b greatest cre. tlon to " 11ft the cuP. " According ; to thJJ rules , the firs 1 r ce will 110rteen ! \ nautlca1 miles te windward or leewarJ and return , de , pending upon the dlrectlou of tilE. wind. Arter that each alternate raOE \\111 be over a trlanKular C0l1r6 , ter miles to the le . Tunnels Must be Lighted Der'ln , Aug. : : ! -Les'lnm 'eau ht by the recent dUiaster 011 th P.uis undur. ro 1ll1 ! ra.1t way are bel11 applied 'IY 'he minister of publc , work. . . Orders ha\'e been Issul d to the ol1lcl\ls : 01 the Berlln undergr.Hl11d and overhoar1 railway to lI ht all IUnnels by wlre wholly disconnected wlLh the motet current and to Install apparatus cn. ablln tran Itl.nds : to bre.H the tra01e urrent an'wloiere and thus S op trains 'tppro:1chlng : the 8ceQc of an accident. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J " . . . . . . . . . ' . , N.IIItII : . \ ' ; , . . . . , , pJl"jl' : ; . " 8ehraska Notes 'Ihe chatallflllil hus opened at Au- ! > tlrn. 'fhe nltOnclnnco promIses to DO the largest In history. * it * ' 1'he Hllrlnn COllnty Altrlclliturnl locloty wIll h01d n fuir ut h.ugust 20. 27 .unll : . ! . . . 4 * . * 'fl : dcmocrats of Lltncnster count , , vIII hold their cormmllon this afternoon - noon 10 the l\uditorum at LIncoln. I it it * Jumes Dclnoy , one at the ploneors \l1d first settlers pr Nance county lied yesterdny , ne'lcaves scven cb11- . ' 3ren " , , - . . . . it , Nathan Schulz and Miss Franecs CJry were married In the Episcopal I hurch at l'lattsmoutb one day thl. weele. I it it . , \\11l1e In the Union Pnclflc ynrda : ) harJesV.Yslnsld , a ed II Willi struck : lY u switch englno and almost In- .tautly killed. it . . York I ! ; crowded with tt'nohers who , uo attending the Teachers' Instl- tule 1I0In session. Se'eral prom- lIcnt speakers w1ll be present. * * it Plattsmouth Is In the bands of th leacheS's of Snrpy nnd CIISS coun < tles. , Ma'or Mor nu hus turned the Iteys J\'er to them. ' .rhcy were welcomcd to the city by H. n. Windham. . . * it ' 1'ho npw Catholic church at SllvOl Oreek wns doelicated lills week. . Pllests frollthut. \ . part of thu state toul 1)11 [ t In the dedicatory exercises , * * it The COtlllllny l't eastern enJineers , \ inspecting the Ireruont nnd Colum , bus caunl projects , nrrl ved this weok. 'L'hey w re drl veu over the IiHe and will report , lator. . . . t . . . . . . { ' . " . . ; II II . , f ' 1" " ' 1'he Howard Cnunty Farmers' In. ' st.ltule held a picnic at St. Paul. ' 1'hu attcndanco was lare. ! Then WIIS It ball gn1Ue nnd other sports. An CJmnha aeronaut make a balloon ' \scollsion 111 the evenIng. - - . . it it Ii'remont was in narkness for some limo ono night 1astVeek and th. pumps hf\d to he shut down for I \ me. A manh010 b1ew ont of tbe , hoiler at the eloctrlo liGht plnnt. Na ' , Ine was hurt. I , . . . ' : A teleph1ne me8sa 0vns rec lvet. by lhe chief ot pollcc at PlattlJlDoutt from Mike 'l'onyck nt Ewln"asldDIL " , : for his 1ather , who Is snld to haT , passed throuah that oity. The tathel wus lookng for bls sons and wal ' s ; yeari old. . . . A t I < l1l1s OILy recentl , Jumps K. lcDnwoll : and Miss Eva M. MllIez "ere married at the home ot thE' ' 'Jrlde. ' .rhe oouple wll1 be at 110me It TeouD1seh atter an extended west- . In trip. I it it . ' A bout 200 tcnchers nre enrolled' . \ : he county Teachcrs' inlilltut.G at \ [ tulls Olty. J. M. Greenwood , vi r Kansas City , Mo. , 1cctured un "Ma. : lorlty 'l'hlnklnj { vcrsus MinorIty' ; l'hlnldng" . A number ot otbcf . I : 1peukrrs were In attendanco. . . . J " ) } I Cyrus Chamberlain , a farm it Deal . ! ferman , went to town the other , 'Jay , tilled UD on drink and while ro- .1 lurnltHt home WDS struck by a St. Paul train. Chamberlain escaped iD"j jury , but his mules were killed. I ' . . . Deputy Insurance AudItor Plorcc , ' . j ( LIncoln , dlscussln the reports , hat rfulnY hall insurance companies ; 1\'ould have to suspend busincss he eal\s \ ot the lar e Josses sustained ' . : luring the nal1 storms In thIs state IIIYS ttlat a1l such compllnles are In 1 sufo condi tlun. it . . . j An unknown , oung man , evIdently : lbout 18 or 20 'years of ngo was k1l1edl last week by tailing tro111 u Missouri I Pacific frolght train near Straus- ; \'llIe. ' lIe was not tound until thO ! , next mornln when bls dead bod1 J WIlS discovered In the dItch beSide ! the track. [ Us head was crushed to ; eny. , . It . . I SUllday Irs. Sber1ock , wbo resides : In the eastern part ot Auburn , heardl orueolle trying to set In at tbO ! window. Her husband , who Is . rdllroud man , wag not at bome. She j , , vent , to the te1epbono and muroinl ( . ho ben , I phoned ncross tbe street t Engineer Talbot Henry , who ICroSS wi ( h a shotgun and captured the l1Iun. , . . it . \ C. [ ( 'rluel ! Stllwoll and Miss Etta J \III } ' nUIj'k , o ( Greenwood wp.re mar. 'Il d Sunday at tbe residence ot tbe ) ! rlde's mother , Mrs. N. O. Douok , , ho dllub1e rln" servloe beIng used. 'olllwln : the ceremony a ; " 'oddln 1 I " , llInerVus served , with fifty Iuesta rl'sen . nter whh h the oouple lefti 'or ' helbYf Neb. Thry , will be ntl. I .me ufter September at Juhnsto riD. I , 'cb. , ' . , ! . , j , ; ' . . " . " , . .4 " . . .1 ; 01. t"- - ' - . . ' . pi