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Smallpox Oaaraatine Endi
TABLE ROCK. Neb.. Aug. 13. Camp
Zi.irr was .Srok-rr nj la wel, tlv
last .Satienf" Jieini.. released a(f th.
juarantihe is raised from all places
and. the smallpox is a thmz of the
Carrpillar najut
CRAWFORDi N'esu Anz; la. The
SacStiEshiTibt)rr ami" growing crops"
ar- uIe? zreaiv damaed and In many
instances entirely destroyed by catCr"
pillars and large green worms They
destroy nearly everything that is
green. The plazue is nearly equal tc
the grasauopper plazue.
r" ?TC
UMlek-ai'
Z-tZy,l '
ppoiiin5 ocLii
trnztc.Tje i'ir?nienaiJ v
-nny 1 -a. vr proper rtfcoinau:
.1,., t ,, i, j .. ., .
i ..u.ik.. am "uxac vit - - .
bra3kas very popular and. competent
young men. Whn President 3CcKin
ley callod for volunteers Lieutenant
Domnzton locked bis ofifi1 door and
pinned on th same tn announcemnr
"Gone to War Ke sacndcd a lucra
tive US11,:;:
"E3R.K:l-CITTt Neb , As?., 13--"
-Atv an earJ honr -."tuesMv momtnz
t casa ar the --cniT cX Fifi street
ni'P:rrTCcrs'-to iiicoveri to t-:
Cin dr- Tbc Sr- partmeaT respond-
ed prompt anl ir was couznt th"
Are was extinguished but an hour
Kiter it brok" out azam but after a
stubborn nznt 1 was oupp mor put.
oit. The nam belonged to Ed McCa'i
lum and th damaze was $150 It
was the work of incendiaries
D:ith Cnin aiipnly
ADAM? N-f Aur 13 ms3 El a
.Slay, itauzhter of Georzn and 3arah
E. GaIlo-ay lied suddenly ? ths
home, cf her parSst H Adam- She
oIi hr brother sbe was sick then
stazgereL and. ai she 2 falling, he
proth-c ?5zuzht,4iar and carneti her
lnt-ftc &mse wb-re sh passe,! awar
in convuL-icns in aooitt ha:f an hour
Her mother was away f-om home whe
she became sick Miss Gallowaj
leaves a nopt of friends wno mourn
her loss
Claim- H- U an OnuhJ Jtaa.
PONCA Neb . Aug 13 County At
torney J M Hench and Sheriff H K.
Kart returned from Wakefield and
brought bark rith them & man who
claims hH nam-1 if Edwin C Oakley
Snd his home Omaha The officer--wer
calleil m WakaneU' upon a tele
tram fro Infective M D Sresnaa who
Ih in the -mploy of the Omaha rail
joad. wbo bad eCt-d Oakley 5 arjesr
alter in eicitinzraase jirfoss iountry
Jar .aoaaulimz anil rubbing a very
jomifni Ansyrian peddler on the tram
-usr outsid- of Wakeneid
-enator HTwanl Hom.
NF3RASKA CITY Ariz 14 Sena
tor M L. Hav-xood was -noveii t"
his home in this city vesterday. ar
nvinz bv special train it 1 o'clc
- He stood the discomforts cf the rnp
admirab.y and no III results ar ex
pected to rpsulr from it tie expressed
klmself as being hizhlv pl-ased to bj
ar hami" encp nor?
Jjr B M Whitten za-t senator -family
phvsician. Is ir and pm
nounrefl m his statement that all dan
2er is past and that ai tne patien
needs ho" to bnnz abrut complete
and speedv recovery l rtrjt and nuie:
o-hich will enable him -r rezaiii h1
n.nzth Camin; Coanry ld rttleri Tlrnir
VEST POINT N'eb Auz i'3 Th
annual celebration, and picnic of th "
Oiminz County Old Settlers associa
rr ,held here -xas tne biggest thing
in lt nistory cf the society The
parade was especially 5n The mer
chants of the city vieu with each ether
in turning out the nict zorgeous Soar
Seventy-five niounted knights in .U-Sar-Ben
uniform, led the parade TL1
day was an ideal one and tne farnie-s
wer present in zreat force Bands
feem Oakland Wisne- and Beeiner as
sisted the TVest Point Cadet band in
tg musica part of the prozram. Arte-
dinner an eloquent oration wa
dehvereii bv Senator Van Dusen Ot
Sauth Omaha and speeches mad- v
"number cf old settlers
;taan:
shipment of eoraka" 'arplnn.
LINCOLN Neb. Auz 13 Reports
- nave been receivd at th Bureau of
Statisacs from ill raflroad and ex
press companies noinz business In
Douzlas county showinz the 5i?
ments of surplus products tor the year
1SSS These fizurs include only thr
shipments to points outside cf Ne
braska anc are as follows
r.itu bead 44 tj
Heir h-iud 1L5"
Horis. had -
She-p teaii - - K.ftfM
"Wheat bush-4- 1j.3?i
tors, bushel? . . SPl-X'a
Data, bushel 33 "C
Barley. buhejs ... - L2J
Rye. hunels -- ..347
Flour pouads 12.75151
t)r",-ed poultrv - Hfiui
Lrv- pouitry coops
Esss. cae -i"
Prult. pani- ... -- s.Sv.4S
Bricks. thou?ani -
Iran, cars ..
Butter pounds T-ts
Cratn. pounds 412.-mJ
Khles. poumis -
"Hay tons - 4?
Iron. aot claned). pound SLas:
Coal. car - 4ffi
Other mfil product J3.04j5.-i
Xlired "tock. head .. 5ii7
Se-s. hive I"r5
Chicory pound lrtl
Susar poucd L4ftli
Cocperase pound .... K.V)
Jackl3(r house products, pounds. JI4.4a n"'
Pkinrnz m3! products, pounds H4.
5tves. car - -
l.ead. pounds - L55JV.
Creamery Plant Oav.
FREMONT Neb. Aug 13 The; Fre
mont Creamery company has opefceI
up for business ccrupving the building
formerly usd by the Nebr-ska Cream
ery on "East Waahington street. Th
new creamery h signt skimminz sta
tions sending cream over the Union
Pacific and Elknora line:: and seven
teen more will soon b m operacon.
The buildinz which was originally a
three-story brick. 50x100 feet, has been
enlarged hy additions. A new- recei
ing room, cream room and enzine
room have been added on and new
machinery put in throughout.
Reeevriaa to oli
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb. Aug. 13
The plan to give the South Omaha
' members of the First regiment a r
centicn upon their return home meets
wiji general approval, and arrange
meitswiP be made as soon as it i?
deSnitelv known about the time the
bo will arrive. Just wLere the re
cecticn will be held or cf what It will
consist has nor hen azreed upon, bu"
thre is no doubt that if tLe projec" is
" r-r'ertakm it wHJ prove a sua:eii. ,
Tt-' e are seven soldiers from South (
Cnmha in the First.
Trm for th Corn.
HICKMAN. Neb.. An?. I" W?
ains have fallen here lately, but thej
came tco late to save the corn crop.
About half a crop ia now expected.
Oi t Lockjaw.
BELGRADE, . Nel Anr lLlor
Andrews, a Lid: 12 years fct Son '
George Andrews, a wealthy cattleman.
3ied her tram lockjaw caused by
running "., r nail in his foot two
weer a?ro
Lute Rains Benefit Corn.
SCALAr-LA. Neb. Aug. 13. Lata
rams are 3ring"3z -tm Rit asd it -will
be a fair crop. Hay is auouf !" -?
erage crop Cattle are thriving mcei;
and what cattle have been shipped tc
market are bringing big- prices.
r . cJurt for i-aiNtf
. 0f?AEXCLa &etu pi H - (5roh
WolV ommis.5loc-roC Dublin lan-Ji
t a-uxi. f .uiniit-jd.m:uiniu .iqi. ui" suien-iu" cw-i auuu' nrcir aijtaL o
i j L...U . ;. .f "j j er : ..
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Aiu-fi i- "! hi rtUD rriiirrf . ir ::?-
v to th Mzfassr bidder- Soisp- 5Suflir1
acres or land wer
bonus was paid.
leased and S-
librrr- ILinl to Find.
YORK. Neb Auz la Street Com-mL3Joco'-
Zeiz has for wn time past
hn nnabl n emplo- i.ibcrarn at the
waz?"' SUowf" ant ha.- -eviznl. Da-
Vid TEomas. beiiiz seltef to uceed
him. Tin- same knotty problem fon-
, fronts Thotra and the peop'a are
! woacermz how he wfT overcome it.
Unknown Man Klllrd by Cr.
PLATTSMOrTH. Neb, Aug. IS
The Dody of an unknown man was
found on tn- Missouri Pacini trac.
near this city by the engineer of a
freizht train zomz soutn. It had been
cut in two by a train, a portion being
between the tracks He was of middle
agp with hair cut short and had -.50
la bis pockFt. but no papers of ldenti-fl-atian
am Fop 3T Rrfover
FREMONT Neb Auz 1J Sam
Pope, the man shot bv Jerome is now
oetter and stands a zool chanco of
recovennz The ao'tora are much
surprised at his case an4 at the re
markable vitality h bas shown. His
father and brotner remain with fcim
Jerome has not yet beec arralzned.
but will oe a? soon as it appears cer
tain whether Pope will lne.
Policeman Dies From III Wound.
FALLS CITT Neb. Aug. IS Offi
cer Ben Stump, who was shot ty a
tramp in the Missouri Pacinr yarda
hen- tm th- morning of July 13 died
yeaterday Thu bullet, which lodged
m fh- oraiil was nevpr removed
Npthinz ha been heard w the tramp
yM.u committeu tne aee aitnougn
bloodhounds werp put on th trail the
mominz aftr tne shootmg
j con of the proceeds of the sale -wUl
Hone Drji Youth to Dith. , zo to better their condition.
GERING Neb Auz 18 Adam j They will have same 1 000.000 acres
Grezory a farmer at Caldwell, rwenty ' of land left on the reservation, or
miles west, was killed Sunday evening, about 1,000 acres for every buck.
He was riding a horse, which fell. ' squaw and child in the tribe,
tnrowing him, bu' leaving his foot The treaty, of course must be rati
engazed in the stirrup so that when I ded by congress either by special act
tne horse recov2red itself and bezan tc ' or an amendment to the rezular In-
run young Gregcrv was dragged and
batterd temblv His skull was crushed
by striking azanst fence posts.
dmifC ailllivjn Renooiiuateal.
RAVENNA Neb, Auz. IS The
Th populist judicial couvencon of
th Twelfth judicial distrii-t. compns-
nz in- 'ounces of Burlo Curter
Dawsos afid Jiwraiin met
in Ra-
venna. Juag Komr 1L Sullivan
Broken Bow th present judge of
Of
the
district was renominated. The first j PLATTSBCRG N v Aug. 13
ballot tare Sullivan 3S votes. Es- I Promptly at 4 o clock yesterday after
terlmg ot Krney. 15t end Mathey noon the cannon on the parade ground
of Loup City 7 at Plattsburz barracks boomed out a
, presidential salute siznifyinz that
Monnment for Dick B.ac ..t osnUiia. President MKmley had arrived" at the
OGALALLA Neb Auz 1 -W A. i government forancacons. where he
-axtod of Omaha and Georz M. to review tne Twenty-sixth rezi
Bos'er cf r-rll!c Pa. h.ve plac-f a , eat-. iae presidential party drove
. - . , - a. .a io- over trcm Hotel Champlain and pro-
hne marble -ommwi -; ne las. , reviewing stand,
r-senz place of Dick. B-a J once d
famous cowboy whose remain- He .-.'' M -. .r . -r-.
boned in the Ozalalla cemetery Very
te of his asscciatet are left. He was
Treii tanws alonz all tne old trails
from the gulf to Puzet scnd He was .
f man of many good trait and a gen-
eril favorite among his wiass.
The Body Flnil y onnd.
LD.'COLN Neb Au- IS. The
stranze disappearance c Fred A.
Young, who was drowneu in Salt
FTk- near this city last Saturday
afternc?: ha.- been exr lamed just
when the thtCT had been advanced
that he was not drowned at all The
body cf Young was founi partly sub
merged in water and badly decom
poses. The corpse had ticated dwn
Salt Creek about half a -1 e. No in
quest will be held over the rema 'ns.
The C?oins Cte Reunion.
LINCOLN Neb.. Auz. IS It is i
pected that the Nebraska reunion oi
the Grand Army of the Republic
whic will be held at the old state fau
zrounds s this cirv September 11
to 16. will be attded by at least 5.
00) soldiers cf the civil war and tha"
this number will be swelled to a larz
extent by veterans cf the Spanish war
Elaborate preparacons are being una
for tne entertainment cf the soldier
durinz their stay in the city and. wtul
tne prczram of exercises has not beei
comDleted. many speakers o" import
and naconal reputaCon aavr '
ice
been engaged to adcress the war vet
erars.
Detective Look for a Korsr
WY3IORE. Neb Aug. !i Detective
from Iowa were here trving to leart
the whereabouts of Frank Zenor. who
recsntry fcrzed and secured the mone.
on a check for 5L00O at Nevada. Ia
The deteccves who were here were m
tne employ cf J A. Fitzparnck. r
broker at Nevada, who cashed tfa
check. Zenor's heme is in Biu
Springs, a mile from here, where h
enjoys anything but an enviable rep
utacon. "While her the detectives se
cured mformaccn which may Iocat
the young man.
bnska in 'Wahinrtoa.
WASHINGTON. D C Aug. IS. The
contract for carrying the mail from
Oxford to Beaver City Neb has bean
awarded to Jesse Bemer of Beaver '
City.
The secretary of the treasury has ,
selected the site fcr the public build
ing at Norfolk, Neix, which was an
' thorized by the last congress. The
I site is located en the comer of Madison
avenue ? Fourth street, owned by
Taf Power, and the price to b pax.1
is 4.43
W." F." Cowger has been appointed '
3 warch-man in the rjosrofflc ar Omais
ax aaJarv of 1S00,
OPEN FOR SETTLEMENT
A Larje Section of Indian Lands to Cams
lata Xarkst.
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Treaty Hatt B Ratified by Codjtw.
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BILLIXGS. ilont Adg" tai-Bzer
since last October a government 'oej-
mission has been at Crow agency en
davorinz to treat with the Crow In
j davorinz to treat with th
Uaaa for th par-hajH c a
fit fc1 hin-i Ll.m,$W aen
large tract
aeresj sh ib
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Th sajTmilSicK h$ had taany
things to coutiu fith, vSIcTl aav
been against tk maanz of tn tn-atx
but the issut- was successfully met and
accompiisnec last baturuay artamoon
to the satisfaction of the Indians and
commission.
Before the treaty could be made, the
signature ef a majority of the male
acult or th reservation (-about 32a)
j w-r "".ecessary i tni- -mtvns these
nave been ootainec and tr- HignaEurea
i all others can and probnbrr yill b"
secured. All of the Jeadinz cmefs fiave
sizneu iactu.aaz Srexrv Eazre.. rlen-
ucous. Two Lezgin Laylizbt Spotted
Horse BeL Rook Camr epettat
Rabbit. Medicine Trail. Biz Medicine
and Deaf Bull, and the lesser lights
and members of th- tribe m general
are now tumbhnz over each other to
zet into the band wagon.
The general terms ct the treaty are
that the government agrees to pay $1,
150 00 for 1.100 000 acres of land.
About .200.000 of this sum goes lntr
irrigation oq th3 reservation, to nnish
tne ditche-? now uj roursJ cf conatmo
tion and provide for their mainte
nance About 330 U0i will be used for
rencmz variou" parr5 or LbJ reserva-
! uon to protect the Indian rattl herd.
whue 150,000 soes. for the purchase t
of more cattle and 50 Q00 wil be used
for the purchase of sheep
About 2." 000 of the Durcnase price
will zo into new school buildings,
while 100.000 will be used for sundry
purposes to improve the condition of
the Indian? The balance of the money
will be placed in the treasnrv of the
United States to the credit cf the rrlbe
drawinz 4 per cent interest, and a 10
annual cash per capita pavan will
be m?de the Indians in addition to
the annual Der capita paymen that
they now receive
Thus it wiL be seen that the treaty
to an excellent en- ror tne muians.
I i uey wm ne pai-i ior tneir lanus ana
I the wise provision is made that a por-
dian appropriauon bill The ratifica
tion can be sooner accomplished by a
special act as th appropriation bills
are generallv cor passed unci near the
close of the session, which would
delay it .nproval but the rati
ficaccn is sura to foilow
cvc FD iau rn
! 3AIS IAKWlLL IU
REGIiHfNT.
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XcKinley RitIv TwentT-'iixth
enlins It to the Front.
Before
j Hobart. jr Attornev General Gnggs
and Mrs. Griggs and th.'- two daugh
ccck Ca j
R,,.tnV Secretarv Cnr-
ters secretary of the interior riitch-
Dr and Mrs Rickey Secretary Cor-
telyou and Mr O D Seaver
Mrs McKinley presented a hand
some silk fiaz to the reziment. Colonel
Rice received it in behalf cf the men.
The fiag was then ziven to the color
sergeant of the company who bore it
back to his olace in the ranks. The
company will leave for Manila in about
two weeks
Tr-in for Pennsylvania. Troop.
SAN FRANCISCO Auz 13 ATI ar
rangements for the special train
which will carry the Tentn Pennsylva
nia volunteers to their uomes have
now been completed. C E. Clark of
Company E and Morrison Barclay of
Company I will be the only men left
behind. Barclay is very ill. but the
surgeons hope for his recovery Clark.
after being badly wounard. was at
tacked by appendicitis. He has unaer
gone a successful operation, but is not
able to stand the journey at present
Lieutenant Colonel Barnett h?s re
ceived a letter 'ron Consul "Wildman
at Hong Kong to the effect that 5-tOO
has been deposited in a Hong Kong
bank to the credit of the Tenth Penn
sylvania. The monev has been con
tributed by friends for the benefit of
the regiment and the consul desires
to know wnat cisposicon he shall
make of it.
Idaho roirn Dewrroye.1.
BOISE. Idaho. Aug. 13 Last night
the town cf Placerville. in Boise coun
ty, was wiped out by 3r. The busi
ness porcon of the plact- was de
stroyed and most of the residences.
The loss is estimated at -S250.000. The
fire was caused by the overturning of
a lamp in Veasey's halL There was
no means cf fighting the fire ii the
connagracoa was scon beyond coutoL
Many peoole lost everything they had.
Provisions and clothing have been
sent from Boise to the sufferers and a
considerable amount of money has
been collected for their benefit.
Xo "Wlteat Crop in Etmu.
LONDON. Aug. 19. Private advices
to some of the foremost, bankers here
report that the Russian wheat crop
will be a great faflare. This means,
if true, higher prices for American
wheat and continuation of the heavy
exports from. New York, as eastern
Europe will be partly dependent upon
the United States for foodstuffs.
Reading at meals is objectionable
en mc gminij ot nmim ix nutnmg i
tt V1' habi;: itrimental to the
uiCTUUU'
SOlftf US MtiSTftY FAIL-
Gorrraor Poyater .lhaarfoa tk A
of mrtmgias Hoat Tiliatt.
-?MAA, An. Ifr. Governor Poyn
ter and Cc3fr"Mun itarJc were ia
the city yesterday. Seft Pftaviac
tie city tie governor issued a Stare--m?t,
is which he is compelled to an-
nctusee o tn? onla of Nebraska that
Jb members cf die Fr; Nebraska,
f reelsreffL 7? if. Set Franelsn? will
(. .. -, ,' Vr,r- & ir aWWJt el-
!: nWUn lnnraKlorhlv fha (!W
s v-Vfr"- ,""."T:.".iijB i-r
, Y"xrrc-.i7 i fc
Ll Tl T-HiB T8H3IKUI iLOU. U"
serving tnat cCh"'" tiU eg WJi
in to return their regicuS eki -o--
dal trains, lie aays. he" conceived i
! to Iw his duty a3 gsvernor of Ne-
i Jrrask W tka advantage cf every plaa
tto, iifst rerr rwaurce in the-
- effort tu c--r'? Tu bgxi&r' to J5bra-
- 1 fci's regiment, f 'Ta-sia .3iautF
every resource and evcrr iJoadhle;
.l.l.t. . . . . -i5-
i nian am tMHn arvtiwt ann wo.tm:
i , . hhww in, cuatiuaun lit
- - i i t
ih Ham &M Kikracka. t& its atti-
t"-AL
I taS wxsre ife amalti IKiW cc
cupy a jositfee "ecref! fd SO Gihr
3tafe. The ,gcr?i?t:z?n Scdf try
ji3S taat.is good purpose 2s? that
of the peopk? has beta thwartetf onff
by a combination c' railroad com
panies a combinauon thit
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id.
as
plainly unlawful as it is unpatnrtiV
KUEf FOR rOR.O IICANS.
eeariea Are 'nir Bmittg OliptekeI
.44 Hairiii y at Ponslble.
NEW T9RK Au- 1? Relief for
the Porte Riesn Jeff 4etitne &t tQe
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Ynrfr nn rhj sTanwrtr S"ror"t r'
ni
the
New rdr!t ,34 Jorto Rico Sxeamship'
company wfaica saflai for Ponce to-
day The supplier 'oniis-ed- Targely of
clothing and medicine. . Th larzest.
single item was the clothing sent b7
the Merchants association an its own
behalf and that of H. B Colline jfc Co
It included 2.iS4 pairs cf trousers. J.
335 men s undershirts. J.JdO women s
wrappers nnd 4.608 women's under
skirts, amounting in all to 14,08?
pieces or thirtv-two cases. Twelve
hundred ounces cf quinine made into
174.000 tablw waa sent by tne same
THREE NIJNDREO MEET KATH.
Hamesee sweep Away d Town
5ear
Mima, KUlia? Jlany.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Aug. 13
According to a Miami dispatch to the
Times-Cnion and Citizen. Captain Dil
lon of the steamer Cocoa, states that
the town of Red Bay on the island
of Androb twenty miles southwest cf
Nassau, was swept away in the recent
tropical hurricane and about .)0) lives
lost. An eye witness of the storm
estimated that th loss of life on the
island was fully 600. Scattered through
the wreck of houses at Red Bay after
tne storm ubaided ha said were
corpses of hundred cf people of all
classes and aci3, Captain Dillon says
the wind blew at the rate of ninety
miles an hour at Nassau, with occa
sional gusts which reaped a velocity
( af .tu.j miles an hour.
Xebrailci Get-i Sli Offlcer.
WASHINGTON Aug. 13 Adjutant
General Corbin is aurhon'y for the
statement that the basis adapted for
determining the appointment of offi
cers in the ten new reziments tc be
created is double the number of regi
ments which each state turnished for
the war with Spain.
Tnder this arrangement Nebraska
will be enctled to six officers. No
definite understanding exists as to the
graae cf officers to be commissioned
according to this plan.
Bis Corner on Ess Market.
KANSAS CITY Aug. 13 Contracts
were closed here today for the sale to
a syndicate of eastern commission
merchants of seventy carle ads of eggs
now in store at Topeka. Vbilene and
Concordia. Kan. The eggs are to be
shipped by three special trains next
week. The sellers will reaTizp 1 cants
a dozen and the eggs will retail in
New York. Boston. Philadelphia and
other cices at a little over 20 cents.
The deal is escmated to cover 10JS0,
000 eggs.
caatnr Haywird" Condition.
NEBRASKA. CITY Neb.. Auz. 1?.
Senator Hayward slept mast of the
nignt and woke up yeteruay morning
feeling much better than at any time
since he was stricken. K ate a I zht
breakfast with great reiisL
Dr Whitten is much r leased with
the pacent's condicon. L cheered the
senator up to get home, and tne effect
of the cnange is very no. ceable.
It is now thougnt -that with zcod
care the senator will rco-3r rapidly.
Hay save the Hooker.
WASHINGTON Aug. 13 General
Ons was directed yesterday to oraer an
rnvestigacon into the grounding of the
mble ship Hooker at Man la. A cable
yesterday from Colonel Thompson in
formed the signal bureau tnat the ca
ble was being taken off tre ship and if
there was no typhoon it v. as probabie
the Hooker would be saved.
Well Known Westerner Die.
OAKLAND CaL Aug. 13. G. West
Martin, ex-mayor cf the rity of Oak
land, ex-regent cf the stati university
ex-president cf the Union Bank cf
Savings, capitalist, pioneer and on of
tne best known men in the state,
passed away at his home in Oakland
yesterday He had been ! for many
months.
San Doaaiaso Fear Jisainez.
KTNGSTON. Jamaica. Aug. 13. Ad
vices from Santo Domingo say the
government there is growing desper
ately apprehensive cf the arrival of
Jimmez. leader cf the revolucon. who
is mementariiy expected. Hi arrival.
it was added, will comDletel- turn l
popular opinion, which has been parti;
ich has been partlv '
undecided. Consequently the cnief
obj'ect of the government is to inter
cept Jimmez and a number of armed
vessels are patrolling the ccast with
orders to search every strange vessel
and capture Jiminez under any flag-.
armed or not
Privileje af Fvorvd Xitioa.
WASHINGTON. D. C Aug. 13. The
state depatment has been in formed by
Consul Managhan. at Chemitz. Ger
many, that a new trade arrangement
has been made between Uragaav and J
r t .ij. T-iT - I
trermany. by which each is zuaran- '
teec tne same ngnts as the meet
same rights
ravcred nations, except rhar Uragaay
, does not grant the eapecial privileges
given to Brazil. Argentine and Para
guay.
A French Socierv of fharrrios f
seeking to astailish a free Ittrasy ia
aiCTOCCO.
AS IGGK3OTE FOLIC?
Tigornna Itaaasrea' or Si Taksr a Put
az. End to the "War.
UI
TROOrS OTIS WANTS.
a .
Tea Xew Begiments. to tk Ealwggy 4mt
a9Vts t Wkich Then t to "
PeMf-Tk. Army a. Plautae,! WU1
- . .
2frter w 3hm xn.
-
- ; , .. f"5 lce u:e tne nrst ten. rKnnenii,
WASHlNirrov au. rs "The of- w"r calld ou In the list at lin- '
icy of the war departm?' -nfd Sec-; ( tenant e?ofoal annoiincei it is net HXOVvNVILLE. Neb.. Aug. la.
retary Root. is to furnish arsrfkiqwn waetieT1 fiwraard A. or Chanes L"3? State Senator iL L. Hayward
Ous with all the troops and supplies Brfi i3,ntendei. Sath sxe ca.prair-s as :iriiin- by apoplexy .it 1:3Qj- pi
ihdt k can use and which are neces- in the 3ixz rafantry General Otis i yeatsrday ai U sail very ill troei ita
aary iff wind up the insurrection in
he Philippines in th "borsest possible
IjnieV
Th acretarr -a sneksinz' d tftt'I to seorvice tne ten ordered
rr rwiro -n-fiv'H ?m fM4 TfTr-
n rairrmr trhirh Cr?" 11 fori
kuu icfeunciiu viuii.u rw ta .-jiT-Ufc kwi
-Ps$rrday by order of the primr
He Hi that no delay would be ai -
owe-J in enlisting, i-appms and sup -
Vb. f .-or orman flnr in tran-
oo'rtmz cads . weH as the othT rsgi-
r-.r, aT- .---.i.1 iu-. )w. Phiinw
rin",3jf soon as they were BfeVf. frpf
lctiv" pr-itipns If the present" 2m--,
ber of transport "" insirficienc more
will be nrocured. Tar" n already
nlisted for the Philippine serviu? wili
be ent at once, and the new rezi-
meilu? will be forwarded as fast as they
ire organized and needed. While there
iaa been some suggestion that the new
reJimaiu, will ba uspd an a reserve
for ".I?4 be stated Posmrciy tnat
J r"Mel5-?Tfs, -13, J.eI1 niore u
iEiev can he 2d, wTft b sent to rein
force General Otis'
' Secretary Otis sent a1 copy Of ! i
jrder o".,ttff,iy to the various depare-
ments of th- 2rmr and they at once
bezan preparations fC rouiymg the
new orzanizations
Within half an hour the c-dnanc-
bureau had sent orders to the different
arsenals directing that complete out-
fits of arms and oraru supplies far
aach regiment be sent to fttr "ndez-
vous where they are to b- onmEfz-?
The quartermaster s department gave
orders for supplying tents clothing
and other equipments furnished by
chat department, while the commissary
-ienaftment ordered a sufficient supply
of rations to be on hand to feed the
Toopf as fast a toay arrive 1 u. conclusion at tne sessian.
medlca! department wa4 aIo directed The doctors intend to leave the bul
to see that supplies- were sent let where it is unless it mauces fever
The reziments will be recruiter with . M. Labori was able to leave his bee
the same care exercised in recruiting ' to tir hours today and even to wal-c
the first ten reziments. tfanc JTtuw his room Tonizht th"
The districts which wer not thor- doctors think ne will be able to b
ouzhlv covered in the recrui-tne o. the pre-nt at next 3Icndays session
first ten reziments will be vi-ted It ;-! Labon has rgceived t number of
is the intention to have the reziments nieHjisiB? Utters
give more attention to firing tnan to
any other feature of the cnlL The
men will be armed as are the regular
infantry regiments with the magazine
army riiie
i The selection of thj majors
company officers for the rezinenta is
now occupying the attention of the
secretary, and the men are being cbo-
i en from among the volunteers who
1 were called cut in the Spanish war
The officers will be distributed as
equitably as possible among the dif
ferent states, but th efficiency records
of the men will govern in a zrat ex
tent in their seleccan
It appears from yesterday's orders
that the ten new reziments ai" o be
mainly recruited m New Eng!ir d and
the middle and central western states.
Kansas and Pennsvlvania have appa
anrl-c- heer elecred as the best field for
recruits It is said that no special
effort is to be made to secure recruits
in the southern states. This is due it
is said, to the experience of the officers
who operated in that quarter for re
cruits for the ten volunteer regiments
just orzanized. The only places wherp
difficulty was expected m securing
men was in Georgia. Alabama and tne
Carolmas and the zulf states and the
two northwestern Pacific states.
Yesterdays action wiliaddl.5 000 men
to the enlisted strenzth of the army
and increases the total strengtn of the
army to 35 045 men. The totaal num
ber of volunteers cailed into service
is 30.170 men. bemz 4.S33 men short
of the total authorized volunteer es
tablishment of 35.000 It is stated at
the department that the number of
volunteers called into service is re
zarded as amplv sufficient to meet a
deficiency and there i no possibility
that the remaining 4.833 volunteers
will be called for
Sl'OOEN DEATH Of COL L0HE.
i
i Anti-Drerfa:te Chirss th.tt H
W4
j H.in"it to the Grire
RENNES. Auz IS New Yoti
World Cablegram t Lieutenant Cofo
, nel Lohe who has been m marge of
j the mounted gendarmes aomz duty
' ibont the court-martial died sudden
t ly yesterday afternoon. The anr
j Dreyiusists ooenly charze the Drey
I fusists with being respon .'ole for his
j ieath. The local newspapers m thei.
I accounts of it print in biz headlines
J -Another victim cf the Dreyfusites
venom."
It is rumored that Colonel Lobj
' blew his brains out because of attak
in the newspapers fnendlv to M. La
bon. smc- the snooting of the latter
Another story is that deth was du
to heart disease. It is iinoossible to
get at the truth. It must oe said that
were it a case of suicide the author- '
ties would forbid the new- being given
to the press and wisely tco. as it
would be certain to dangerously in
tensify the fever of ez.cltemenc among
the townspeople.
Dewey' Tnvel Plan.
WASHINGTON. D C Aug. IS. In a
letter from Acmiral Dewey to the sec-
retary of the navy, dated a- Naples !
Auzust 5 the admiral gave his plans '
as follows
"I pronose to remain In this part
about one week, then to proceed to
Leghorn for one wek and then to
either Genoa or Villefrancp far about
the same period. It is then proposed
to proceed to Gihralter for coal. etc.
and to leave that port about the mid-
die of September
This contradicts the report that Ad-
miral Dewey intends to zo to London
before retumrng to the United States,
Attacked by the Filipino.
MANDLA. Aug. IS. Eight hundred
insurgents attacked Angeles this morn
ing, but the the Twelfth reziment
drove them into the mountains. Three
"11 " "" -u"- .u
ditched Iocomocves were caprnred.
xr .w . -,. w-
None of the American troops were in- f
jured.
The insurgent less is not known.
C T Spencer of Kentucky, a report
er of the Manila Times, was killed
yesterday during the fight at Angeles.
The bubonic plague ha made its re
appearance in Calcutta,
TEN AMmaNAL IEMf NTS.
Jkm Order f M84 0lretla; tk- Thy Km
lMiitl fry ffiHwa
.'A2HiNGT0N. D. C. .tog, IS. An
order has 6tWB Jssned directing tha
ten additional reeinTemra iarantrr vol-
?ueesr be organized idT rvie m
the xiillppnies. The reguneai ir
be numbereicf from 38 to 47. and will
be organized at ihs tallowing named
(places in the order namt2 Fort Snell-
Jtaa. Fort Crook. Neb.. Faf! fiiley
lK , Camp Ksade. Pa.. Fort Et&K?
?Al. VL, Fort Leavenworth. Kas.;
' JeffetWr BaTpefcS, JIO-. oOUth Fram- ,
I Ingham. Max
-je new- regiment.- wHl ie 6YKrtscd
j under the general instreJons fesn!
ha3 been cabled for cfae full MB, a
the officer was designated ay him.
i With the thirteen regiment? already
TesL-rr" wiii incite i
yft3eT4? Will make a total Of IQ.Wi
i -
u round CzSJ-frs cf the Cj.QOO voiun-
1 authorized.
f "olooxla of zh.i 5x romentJ
are annouhogd as follows
k Colonels Thirtr-ighth
Anderson. major atxtn
George ?
cavalry
Thirtv-ainth. R. L. Bullrrt.. -aptar
;sul-4oartaiit Fotneth. E. A. God
win captain Eiihth cavalry; Forty
first T ff Hichmond. captain SeconI
artillery Forty-s-cand. .1 JL Thomp-
'son. major Twenfy-crart'i infantry:
FirSt artillery. Forty-foirtij. E. t
McClernanO? captain Second cavalry.
Forty-fifth J Dorst captain
Fourth cavalry Forty-Seta: W S.
achuyler captain Fifth tavalr:
Forty-seventh. Walter Howe captain-
Fourth artillery
LABOR! WMNG VERY WELL.
Ttfi Wom4a
RENNES
Litwyer
! in Cjxcellenc
pfcrtt-.
Auji 15 l becam
known durinz the day thzi M Laici
The doctors after their examination !
of the patient, "declared that unless I
complications ocertr he will be abl
. to be present in courr at ilr beginning
la next week or Wedne-iay .T the
'Iaf&a
The w'odsd'd lawyer is in excel'en;
spirits, espectalrv ".fter rp'-ding an a:-
count of todays proce&Hns of wh.ch
a verbatim stenogranhic report was
sent to him immediately after
tfc
.n EmrrfBrm !.. i Oamand.
CHICAGCT UL. auz. i The Record
says. InvesazatKm- at th stock rards
in regard to the re-e advances in
rhe nnm nf hf hmn,hr An. . a-ra.
ment that never oerore in the Sistary
cf the American cattle market has
there been such a demand for all kinds
-.,. . ,t-
of moat as at the present time tne
, , . K ,
demand for export cattle is enormoiis
Ihe statement is maiie that tne
prices cf ail cattl will be higher next
year tnan tnev are now out tnat in
three years, wnen all tne thousands oi
feeders find their way into the marker
there is Iik"Jy to be a slump in th"
price from 1 to 3 cent.
Jfany Striker in Parnlf.
CLEVELAND. O.. Aug 13 There
"as a parade of th" 4 et ranwa-
strikers and their sympf hlz72 last
night, and two or thre- thousand me.t
tura.ei o .-is tne procession was
disbanding cars on the H:z Consoli
dated lines were jeered at. Then a few
stones were thrown by hoo Hums wttn
out doing any damage. The police
tried to arrest the stone throwers but
failed, and finally the crowd was dis
persed by a labor leader who made t
speech in which he adv-ed against
violence.
Relief Will Tike Hedlcal -nppli.-.
WASHINGTON D C . Aug. 18. Th
hospital ship Phef. belonging to thf
medical department of the army wil
sail for Manila about the 28th of this
month with a full load of medical sup
plies and twenty female nurses Th
hospital ship Missouri which is no-w
being refitted in New York, will sai
about the end of this month via Sue;
for Manila. It also will carry a biz
cargo of medicai supplies and a detach
ment of the hospital corps, numbering
150 men.
Wyorains lfter i "prcfcil Tnin
CHEYENNE. Wyo. Auz. Is
Mayor Schnitzer has appointed the fol '
lowing committee to solicit funds ir
Cheyenne toward defraying the ex
pense of furnishing the Wyominz vol
unteers with a special tram from San
Francisco to Cheyenne Captain J F
lenkinsh Captain M- C. Barkwell. D
W Gill. Stephen Bon S. A. Bristol I
E. S. Johnston and W F Daiber
for nrt ationaI fcnmpnient !
WASHINGTON Auz. 18. The first (
naconal encampment of the Spanish-
American war volunteers wilT he held ,
in this city September 8 and 3 and yes-'
terday formal order? to that effect
were issued by Adjutant General
Miller
C-t'l on tonra to Help.
DES MOINES la.. Auz. IS Gover-
,1 cud u;.u;. LSa! d pwiiaaaot ,
crx.- ..i i i
calhnz upon the people of this sta ,
I .i juucuiire tu uiitr uriist ui
m cJ?r.Vt.- ... .1... ,.,-l.j-A tmf
ie nurn-
cane victims
To Report on Bnnonle PLisae
WASHINGTON Auz. IS. Surgeor
Fairfax Irwm of the marine hospita
service, now m Europe, has beet
ordered by Surgeon General Wyman tt
proceed to Oporto and Lisbon anc
mak- a report on the situacon rezard
xa the bubonic plazu which has mad
ts appearance in tortuzaL Assistan
aorgeon Heiser at Naples, is watchini
matters in that city A large numbei
oC immizrants for the United Statei
usually depart from that place. Ther
is nothing new in the yellow fevei
situation at the Hamnton soldiers
home. This is the only place no
quarantined by the government.
To af ecraard Aaenna Interest.
WASHINGTON. Aug. IS The Stat
department is advised from Yokohama
cf the formacon cf an Amencan-A3i-
acc asBociacon there to safeguard th t
interests cf American citizens m Japar
w P0-? 3Sxl-
OUUU2 AL . XUL& U XL. L. U UXLU Li
the Orient.
Condition of tke Treasury.
WASHINGTON. D. C Aug. 13. To
day's statement of the condition of tht
j treasury shows- Available cash bal
fance. S272.45S,ti73; gold reserve, S24a,
22L304.
SENATOR BAYWAKD ILL
Strfclrei Whh. Apaplexr aa Ef "Waa About
to Side and Speak.
FAUS FIOM ClAJt IMCOKSCMMJS
htttwiwt AmottS thi La rye AadlaKce
Wkoa He wm bMt to Addrvaa
Fkymiekta Coaafantly a: His Bedae
ad It U Th fc,ht He TTU1 Ewataall;
KeeoTtr
effscts. It waa aot thought late last
sign!: that the awR vould result
At 7 9. k- the family- fc?Mcma- Dr.
ji U Whltten. said S-iSKur Hay-
ward ? more comfortable at prswnt.
His temprrMife is 100. pulse lOtf. re
spiration 22. H tradition u atill crtt-
! leal but I think ft- will recover We
:jv some hopes at removing him
lwrBf tomorrow but it i very doubt
fuL A jet there are no mcbevtions of
Io fa th brain or paraiysu?. which
acC?raanv or fcllowa it, but it t not
too late f ieh indications to appear
and paralysis' ay follow
"I think the sfriXr js probably the
, result of th physical changes expert- t
Rcei ca his recent trip the moon- i
tain, where he found the rawr air did '
not agree with htm and hr was forced
st r
sici.
return horn I have ben his phy
sician rvaty-ave" ysars and he nt-er
had a sim'L'' sFoe befcre He had
a strong robust cotitutI n. Tim at
tack might have be?2 s"ed by over
heaung or over-exertion", awatal or
physical "
At 11 25 p m. the senator was rest
ing easily with no material cnanzs.
Senator Hayward was one of the
speakers billed at the M)dern Wood
mea olenic held at this place Tere
was a lrg' crowd present and Senator
Hayward was ated an the platform
i Hf'T'vw ir nlancn rl-rr "P"! f fUP(ia ?a
Cr Qot complaining of any indispcsi-
con ani! appeared to be in good health
and spirits.
The Cme had STtmal just ofter 11 a.
l m. for him to deliver am address and
h was just on the point cf rising from
I his ax when he was seen to grasp
j as if seeklsg for some support and
I then fall to the nlatfarm. As th large
i audience realized that something seri-
ous had happened to hzsi there was
great excitemenr but there were some
cool heads among those preheat who
realized that something must be done
i quickly
Drs G.iirher and Crare who were
pr&'ent. made their way to the stricken
i Cndur their instruccons the
. Woodmen formed in line around the
i Pce "re he lay to keep the crowd
t surginz in and shutung out the
and tne doctor themselves set to
ork M JZJ,? J
, "l "Jffr rS r2ri
almosr wo hours before the patient
. , J, ja1 .,? , jZ,.-
snowed an" dapmi sizns of reviving
consclonsa;ss.
. Shorslv artPr 2 k(. -i re
mad Sanicientlv to be aW to talk
some and the doctors had strcn-T hopes
of the senators ulcmate recovery. He
was removed to a place where he could
have better car and made as comfort
able a possible under tne circum
stances 01R rRISONERS BAHY TREATED.
tjrtHn-r Story Rerarrflns th Tart?
j Captured From the Yorktown.
j SAX FRANCISCO CaL Aug IS.
me euiietin puousues siii-,
.'story from the Philippines rezardmz
1 Lieutenant Gilawre anc tne party from
the Ycrktown who were captured by
the Filipinos and who have been re
ported frocj official sources a being
well cared for .irvd wen treated.
It appears that tCS-a the Amencatis
reached San Isidro w2it- the Ycrk-
' town members and some sci4.iers and
civilians had been imprisoned, they
found the names of the prisoners
scratched on the walls of the jaiL
Some letters from the men were found
secreted under stones and a Spaniard
who hail been intrusted with several
presented them to General Lawton.
The letters told of the hardships the
men werp compelled to snffer and
1 begged that aid be sont to them. The
men complained that they had been
starved beaten and bound and, more
over wore m ragb
Mill FORD WANTS MORf MFV
w'oa,,,
Like to Rjute ,t Res?ment for
Philippine service.
LINCOLN. Aug. M Colonel Mul
ford. commandant of the First Ne
braska, recentlv appomtPd to a cap
taincy in the new volunteer service,
desires to head another reziment of
men enlisted by himself personally
To this end he has secured the en-
dorsement of tne principal officers now
'n Philippines.
In Ktrnanti for (lold i m.
WASHINGTON. Auz. 15 The
-onat ot goiu certincats paid our at
the -vpral sub-treasuries ap to the
close of busings yesterday in i
chanze for gold -otn was 14.41 870
with San Francisro and New Orleans
yet to be heard from. The amounts
taken a: the several -ub-treasury itles
are ziven as follows Washinzton.
m, ,, n.-,lrmi n 3T T4rt V-t
333.310 Balcmcre.
Tor j,;))floo Philadelphia. L113.-
I 550. Boston ti3..000 Cmcinnac. I0.
2H0 Chicago. 1.137.010. St. Louis. 1.-
651.000.
Yellow Fever in Mexico.
WASHINGTON Ang. 15. A -els
rram from Snrzeon Ccfer of the Ma-
rme hospital service datii at th- City
of Mexico brmzs the ca irmacoc to
the headquarters cf the service in this
city that there has been an outbreak
of y-Ilow fever at Tuxpen a town en
the Mexican coast between Vera Cruz
and Tamp ico
There hg b-en twenty deaths up to
July 30. The disease u supposed to
have been earned to that paint from,
Vera Cruz. Surgeon General Wyman I
wired the infcrmaccn of tne outbreak I
as soon as received to tne American i
inspectors on the American border. !
The Vcnnaelan Coateotloo.
PARI5, Aug. 15. At today's sesaion
cf the Anzio-Venezuelan boundarr ar-
bitracan commission. Prof. John R.
Soley continued hiz argument in sup
port of the Venezuelan contencon. He
claimed that the English jurisdiction
never extended beyond the Ssaequihc
river.
'w YoricSLSO.Oeo Fond.
NEW YORK. Aug. lo. The resolu
tion appropriating 150.000 far the
Dewey recepcon was passed today by
the board of aldermen by a vote of 5.
ta 2.
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