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liISBEAT OYSTERS
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by Oaad H»ri«S
field— lloatoai Roat
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Football Team*.
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ted *<<u ft ujfw by A
"L iart iac* when lined wit
El*, bat *M ,r.s:«rjtly caught
IT J ««W hoiu* <* Derb e «**/ ou «
a» A per**'. of d#xu.»ra;.xat. n.
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two roc* in Ui* ««T*jnft. *
« mm in ">
W T fcaat. * wiid pitch A-id
,jP~ on a simp> luti» grounds by
w ui-rtM run* */t»
retire th» #i'i* &b»r«D o?T- "*!
J-, tttm&i (juite £&r ih»
tr; tho m.-ith, *h»n
fLM'J *n<s R jb.r.-w»a *.on*
otiMr ««nd:r.« D»/yl« te *lth *
t ts £ w in MXiier oa
«&«>.. tf-nng out tr. th«
ftcatc an « Soo* fly to H*-muton. VV.ch
r rs»» te, two mw. on h-ut*- *r.d or.;y
l*t 'Aiookni g «*} tor BalUmor*. but
g w*jr up tnto th« Jtir, ptt!t«4
r £ urifi r»d-hot liner, threw U to
mi tmot.4 *rid doubi«d ip C*f.'- f- >b
p, *Sc had te£a.atk»-r.«:y lit out (v
||kiMWh*r hkt th« b*is. Tiis*
it -Jfc» ifor.}". *nd the «cor« t«4;» tit*
g. jKWlliTir 12.M6.
k*rr by ln.iin*«.
ICE 6001S0Jl«V-«
Mammary.
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hj«—K<-!:y. t»w», f>r*»n,
#■ leeg Thnw*hi-» h: -9t-n*-i.
trie* bit—K«ter s -n M •
w;. |«sta|» Suh! I»w«-. U r.*,
i#? CcaWe ?i*jr»—o>r*vi»tf *rd J<*n~
m M-Oraw and Doyi'. and
ip U?ft on bA*w— Baitinior*. .; Bo#-
t I Birjrt out—By :t. 9; hy
fc*«. I. by Pu®d 1 baii# -
rp: ftHMOc Wild purb'-*—Corbeit.
in tE U»p<rw -Eamillb *nd Hur*-,
n RwtOß, t. Krror»—
iMCK. I. Bm! r J.
itlicm roo?«r». h*a«V.l by Cot.Kren*.
tMf. F flU|«nM. of that city, and
w l»a«! ton:*ht *av# th» victor* *
pb»4" ia»i r«-»{Hkws at the Eutaw
BBOkLVV Sept 24 »t the
KSac teddent cotu»ect*<l with th-*
N6rs-Ph atdelphi* *ani- h»*re today
»ft* SfcfcavSor of I'itch'r Taylor to
letstaßpir* He ft natty Hned
6WI*2'.T. » Score:
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H«Ua '• 14 S
tes'sM-Dunn. Grtrn arid B«rr«4f; T*y
>aS Ckß:<»r.ri. fmptre, Carpenter.
*s* TORK Bept —Jn a d«mbV-
MrMiy the Otants and Senator*
kww®. P.r»? friaie-8<"or«s:
R M. K
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tor*. I'm; tte. Ly . h.
<if th» ( luht.
ferxf to tbe tiaiidir.* of the club# to
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*n<i C.-jZ4tta te tak-a* •uJthran'a «t
if", «?" •* be.n* m*d at feH
'"* *■ P«Bn* u »*«T ar.'-l aV/v* aii.
2?" *- ta« »»-k:ee rned ruarde be
hjrsd th« Uoe evideatiy M a tavor.'e
Play th»e year.
»f ■%•»•■ FiMtkatl Tmtm
KKW HAVKX p <ra.. ft* Ji—'Tbe
* ork of ta#- Ta> f »>tboin twos tate vean t
Tea of dajti end er.-rry. Capt M-rphv.
« u ** ywir'a e4e*e»s. and A-t-ajt Cbpt
*r» d 0..14;..14; the coacajax. T-e
*var*«ty !»»«• up a# f >i»«* SCcCarian-i.
ce*t«r; Swipbsn and DrnramJ,
ard Abbott tackles Connor and
& m*da By. qa»r*: Mine and o .
wsore haif-oaciu aod Mcßride, -back.
Of tkl» Connor and Hae are ? *
os:y oier. w.to ptayed tn th« Prtneetoa
f» an.: !fi*r bo - - ere-s' *n ?,
• u " > *- McFarland wa» fi-»» «ub ia«t
y-*r pmn ao-i *• *e
oub stsarda.
Tr *l» *kn»ler* Priaitas t p.
The Seat'te Rod and Our. Ciub w Jj con
tic its mmtSD*r and fail prerramm*.
* ' : ; •*'»•* * r <-0 ap by the K.oodike
rf «*- toarorrow a? the Went -rap*.
Baooter* Will i*a*e on ta* UJb o'ciork
ferry ia tfce ajorr.:nc. The p "<e- r>>ned medjU
er.oo' *• 1 be re* a«a and *f?er it i§ o*er
there wtli be peoi vnootiac A tare* *•-
tendaac* :» operted. as the me* ar*
tin« in tr. ff . f or auit* ehoot at %->-
kane October 7 « and s Th» Beat;;* R,j
and <«nn Ciafc w : probably be r*pr*»enr
•d oy a itroof ;«aa.
"
Am* Diaet With Hi* PrleeAa at J. W.
L-E.VOX. Maaa.. Sept. 24 ar.d
* rl * K -• -:*. *»• » other Btabrt «-.f
party w?u« h for the paet four days
na* been vMtin* is A dame r-aeited
W«oa tfi» afternoon. Tn«w «ae an ;m-
Bianaa crowd a boat tbe m+injn at pitia
]* to m *-' beat ij-b-er after rh*»r »ai
»tv«i for (MfltliiM tsd him wi'# as
T h ! y p ** rart if°° the pUtf .nr. Hor.
John Bkwuie *uea«* ti. «y wL. 6*
u.ntU tooorriW coor, theai ar. t
*"*C jrt **'" m to th* rehi- iea wtH!r.a 'o
take theai to hL. ho«ne The dnr«. ted
through the tuein-« portion of thr- ismr.
. c *rr.A<i. w«i stopped in front of
tha park, which was ftiied witft a e;ru*-
of yausf American*. TT«
pre#;dent had atated. wnen he received an
ujviutior. to atop the c*rr.a#e for a mo
ment at th park that he would not mak*
any remark*. The tremendous «othuai
a-m of the school children wu too mu-ii
for him. h waver, aod he in hi? car
t ig* and made a snort to them
referring to the datwa of citizenship be
fore ihem and advUin* aU to roctuua 10
ii.e uvea of as jra.ity end virt;;* practiced
in th»ir youth. Th* drive was then re
sume!.
A rapid trip was mad# to Lenos and to
the n sidec.ee <A Hon. J. W. p ,>» w ,
Vtyndhurst • Before long a carriage
**' tak-n for the links of th* Lenox Golf
Club, where the president was Just In
urn* to gr #t the winner of the L*rw>*
•- ;> tourn.-ner.t, Mr. Arthur H Fenn, of
Aiken, 8. C.
As th# president alighted from the car
r: i-- he wis gr-eted by Pr-> den* W I».
■loan#, of th# ciub. and escorted to a larg*
»#nt on the .awn. Here he held a ah »rt
r* -r'ion. Th* president taer, PatdMl th*
playing of several games, and enter d his
carriage agate, and returned to the
rea.denc*. arriving there at i 5>V
At S o'elo k th* b. St. 4! m. Jon ß L*
Bloan#, t'-d th# way to the din.ng ro-m.
Those who were seated at the table, be-
Side* the president and Mrs. M tKir.iey and
the host and b «te*s were Se retary and
Mr« Alger. >1 s Mibel M Kinley. M:.aa
Marion MrKenna. Aft rney General M -
Kenna. Miss Evelyn Sioane, Baron and
Baroness von Relchenan Mr. and Mrs.
Dupuy De la>m" Hon. Jxusph Choate. Mr.
W. D, Sloan*, Mr. and Mr*. Morris Jeeup,
Mr and Mrs J. 8. Rarr.es. Mr ar«l Mrs.
i'hartes Lamer, Mayor Hswkin#. of Pitts
fieid. and Gen. John A. Csasoo. ex-minister
to Austria.
immediat'dy aft»-r th# dinner th# gue»*<
snd thetr host and host- «s adj .urt.al ta th#
re- eption rt»>ea and re elved the cotfag*-rs,
*ho had h.. n invited by Mr. Se>an* to
meet his guests
4iKKATF.It )OKK I tMPtIG*.
Tfiff tirr'i to Man • •»«! (•rorgr
M»i Hr a (aadldnlr.
NEW YORK fcet>' 34 -CLilrman Q i rt.
i f K"f . »m.*r • */
Tracy. Mating that h» was wj;.;** to t»
•he Ropub! lea n nominee for m.t> or of
Gr***ti»r Nr* York. Th» rt*<l»:
"If. in Uw |M» crssU wh: fe r. •* .~on
f roots *ll fmstl* of « •<*! irsv-eranru nt tn
Cfcv*l«T Srw York !■ b* WWMfr :n sh«
jurtsnwol ->f l: ub an commit:* U»
r,omtnat«* for the mayoralty. I ahall
r»/>t rwtot :r;«* of «»• c<-nvm
jr ff Curtly, a m«"nt-*r of a comn. tteo
ea.d to hav* bt*«n v *rr«d by th# IVmo
cr*«k > gllianc# to wait upon H*nry (l*ors*
and a*k him to be th« P€ th» »!-
Marc# for mayor of <»r»**t*r N w York.
Mt)< thai Mr. <Vor*?- appr th» o m
mstt*» that on* wad * a, *n<l that
w !« a fa:lur* of the regular 1> morrat. or
r«rs:*-4tioo to »*and by tt»# O-. ptat
f«rm. ho woa!1 acr*pt th» nomt^it*or ;
«"HICA«S<"> tWrt 24 Th« Trtburs* i*>n:
jS*;wtor Jniwj K of Arkar.««*.*,
chairman of th* fwawofmtle national oo<»-
mho !« in fowr «*« that th« o ro-
BittM will not intMfer* tr th* mayoralty
.■ !«»*- n Grraiw N-w lork. To * re
port of th« Trtbuno Senator *aid
"Th* n»tk>r.»l cmamit%#» tha
IVm.v-r»M- t>i"*.iti»aa- na m >►-» V k
k .«» t>*at how ' ro-= * •.•«!• - -i*n Vw
York, arwl >» wtU rat pr ~<#.*»«• to «;»# it
any advic*."
T?.s> • .« ti v ! ■ +'■ - '**!' ' V " v -'*
nurct*r of prominent * to -*r»
to Bite: h<»ro O- M nday to tak* up a I
a.-tt!« tht * .r i* to r
sttrer sksu* »fovid hav* 'ni'T'"*! tn*o
tr- •in.,4,r R -furd On * r ;*
a'so. cooji:i|T fri rn Na • st:'!- M"* t f
Vti b# .1 h' e*-Ll-ur. «sc. j»" • '.in,
of N«« York ! - ■ UM !»h# «* Tam
n ;»ny. who w >5 that or*an;*«-
» ,»»>. Wniisa J Hrv«n tmi v • r » t
lHaaowrt. w<:t ei« WW* P« mo.
era'*, w ift <iov A g- i. * up v •
conf«r»r..o.
Utrr !»*•• »»o«-W Tru»(.
WA?y I N')T ,, V J*J"pr I' -A«« At
assai'-st !-*• &
ciUfk »y» ''• ' :; i
O- : * E» i w.*a c jar. s«sj -'3 i *•
t.m-.tar to t ft K\a i* C
chArure. *t '■> waa * f- w Aa>« *# ■* d»-
clami a truat !-* Jud«-- of * »■
frated StadM ilH'rtct < urt Th<» s
agatmt \V««t#rTs live a'ock * w-r»
>v .n und»r Attarnoy «;«-"r*i Mann n.
Of th« a.lro brt ' *
.*• • a.l'- ? r«- ' ti |U<B
with aii poaww&i# t4T°r
<.ltb«-r« <><■«• U iw.»•»!» Tlwhrr
WASHINGTON §«*T".. f Th«»
»:•*■ t of tho hrt#r? f fe*» tho Md
of rr*d«r -k L. Ot:b#rt for an th«-
on ta# H«1 « **.ff led \r. r<***rva
t«jo In W-a-i'Otuw. I? U #*-:ma*. ? vS ttsa"
th* itttSw * ovinia to I* •*
Mr Otli>«rf • bid "• Turn cordi
ti«-a provl that Mr t»l (*'. »h*i
ftaStfh tt«<l!a em th# -••*rva!!-ws arid
ih*r» :h»» 1 ;mh#r to
from tfco th*y »>aili fit n>t
•!,trs * w r. * T * ! -
AWWft f*#t a »«r »i*l rhwt h* «h«H *•-
p <y Indtsa aN>r l' r* "■ *b« to do a\
Vn » * w f • •«■>* "a*
fl f !• nr.*. t"*ri ta *.o »* -r C*
%ofuf»«t At XarnuraAMtt l v f«- a d
iro *» l ir>«po •' -«1> <" .».!* TT
, * *iN,>ut * »•' " M * Bpr*#«# a aoo
\\ •• - a w*a frw -»r •w 5 i « « «
-m l*f S»»( a J - ;rral a , j c -ta
»uwJ» bera is W*.
CASTORIA
For lof Ants ar.d Ciuldrea
A SACRIFICE TO PRIDE
ir,i.iuirw r%KR# Hl* nw* urK
I* Pm<*>* AT MEXICO.
Tfc» Ki* »• *•» l/ml to
Diaa That H«* Tkoagki H- Mam
W irr»»t«J !• Pvtlfac krror® la
U^a'k—•«((f«rr4 by •• O flrfr.
TT op HKXIOO. ? r?- * —E*-7n
*:-^,' -jr of Poiice K ! rdo V - ta.*-
Q -*a at the early a** of £ years. be-~*me
t 13*!!: a <'"orpe» bartn® ta*-r. hi* cwa
tif* •£ Bejerr. pneor. s «aae rrrs# tatt
moraina The i?»>e'.:or b. w his
a. w;th a revoiirer.
He wi.a praod, raceedirqpiy reawerred.
rar»iy b*.ac known o rr:..ie. and very aas
c a. ,'j-* r.*e fr ac a bomb** poaitioa
through poai*.;one to rr.« eawmasd
erf tae pelaes hartrg b*~r. safSeieat to at
' » eniioa to ;.im a.- a man of |r«vrf
lakaL
was a • yr- »—iay to a Jong
examination t>y Judge F wea and a; the
root **oo. or. his retjrr to t*e ro>'tn n
*ha pr 1; WJU c »t«d taat ae snowed
great d->ection as*l anguish of mind. He
.-.as aiway* bean tn :fc* bah;: at r<*t.r.r.g
ia:#, and tr. prssor. k-pt op hks cus.om,
r»t.r.af a*»o>ttt J o'cs tcM.. laist rgrrt he
rax.rcd -a e ani at U o'ciock thaa mocn
t*l *ard«n of *J".e ««nt to :a.i
turn.
ti- fcand the inep»< tor dea«:. w.-.h a
t> >ti in trie rignt tempie and on
invMUfauon. found a email, two-bar
rei«d pietov. with whs."a the act had b««t
coamtUM. The tnuu « of the pi«'oi nad
bwea piaced so dvm- to tr.e temple ar.i
p:eaa*d into in* akin that it practicaUy
n.no n jse on be;og dib- harge«|, h-nce
t r~A*.>s of n« report being by me
guarOa.
* the pistol r*a< r.-d tie ia
under tovanigatioa, a:.d a certain pna
on er ts a isp-^cxed.
A letter was foiad in the room in which
r.e mad* a stat*aaaat so tn* ruhlic. say
ing na deam was, be fait, a satisfaction
:. u»<si u s-xiety aJid a* »0,..d *h«r«£ore
«:ve that aatiafaction by staving the
• >rUi He aiso sa.4 that th* c .m* »aa
s ijg«stjd to : rn by Inspector V.Uavtce
r.: . of tne a<«ond poiic* district, wno is
In priaor. Ve.aaq -eg ad«i--i tnat ur. .«r
any circumstances, not having been a high
orf;. .JL. authority, notr.inr could have in
dac*d fcun 10 take p*rt in the crime. He
ft" t. he said, that h:s ioyalty to the ch.»f
magaitrau: whose life nad attempt
ed. in putting Arroyo to death.
Ir. fact he tiid tnis repeated.> wnen t>a
ing questioned.
VetasQues had a very large acquaint
ar<.'.. hai .ng erar-io*-. • after leaving
' Uage m the department aff;ce and beiu#
a' «.•;.* t-■ s- r *:ary to t; - n:.' -:er r.f
ft.:an. a At one Ime he was connected
with the newspaper El Com:-*te, and
at an early ag* been eiect.d to «xmgrv«e.
He had eff>•• -rd many reforma during h:a
incumbency as inspector.
ALSTKIA 10 HLLP SPAIN.
*ke W owld lat*rv*ae la t aae of loa
• let kkitb tbe t nitrd Malt a
Menardlita tab*.
IXjNDOV. Sept. -4 —The correspondent
of the Daily Te4egrap.h at Vienna says.
"I learn froan a reliable source that th#
Vienna cabinet a mid Immediately inter
*e i- Lu a on .ot betw-en ar.d th#
United States. The news of th* uhi
; m-caai created ia political
t circles, and th* universal opinion was that
s. n Action w >uid be unjustifiable."
MEMPHIS. Tenn., Se-pt. 34.—A special
to the Commercial Appeal from Chatta
nooga. Tenn., says.
Owen McGarr. consul at <'.et fueg s,
Cuba, arrived bore today, having i.-ft Au
g .s? > A* to th# condition of affairs m
th* iaiaod. th# conaut does not agree with
the Cuban junta in N»w York, but con
firms Gen. Weylera utterance* tn so far
as his ex;»*rienc#s have gone.
Cl*nfu«go# is in th# southwestern part of
! the island in th# pr-nrl- -e of Sar'ti Clara,
, w ere tiere h.ia b -n hi 1 ■ _ ar.d wr.< re
; everything is de :d#dly Spanish.
"So far a» I have been able to judge."
«aid Mr. McGarr. ' G*n. WeyJeFa c!a tn
that four provinc*# of the western end of
Cuba have been pacified is correct. I have
seen no flgheng. and, so far as my per
sonal knowledge go*#, cannot say —..ere ar*
: any insurgents."
IV> yo. t ink the ins irg-ms have a
: fightinar chant* to wn*" was asked.
"Not the lei**, unless the I'nlted States
decides to a hand in the matter. It
seems to me th«y have about played out.
a« hundreds of the insurgent army hav*
surrendered .**
WASHINGTON, s-pt. 24 -c.4. Agusrr*.
Cuban agent her*, has re*-. :ved a dispatch
fr- m President '".sneroe wh:-- 1 -. stat» » th <•
• th* latter has been til f-om the prevailing
' malar?*! fever. He saya that the army is
; m c«d of quinine and medi r.e.
Ml HDI KI M» Hl* OITOVKVT*.
Barrl'Mi. Deaperate at Hrpealrd Oe
fe*ta. Slays a let.ilnx Mrrrhant.
SAN Sept H —Tbe fnllow-
Jn* dlsf/.stch wis re«-eived her* tclay
I-* LI BERT AD San Salvador. Sept.
: 24 Ramos shot Juan Aparirio In Qu#*a!-
tenango oa tf* day that 'he revolut -<ni« *
t< • k San Msf' •>#. A fet-gram rrce'ved
'M.ijr by one <sf the leadlßg m#r*hants of
'-■ ;tv rives the n**-« that \f'fuje# ar i
h;« 12 to " vietortous troop# are in
: A*ttig»»a"
J- tr Apar -. > was the rr •
eap->n- r st>«* importer f - Cen'-al a»t a,
« > ">e bows# ss repr-«e"" —i *t
Parts and N*w This news sras ES
! firm#d by a dtepasch rec*iv«d fr m hia
(peas honse jn New Tork. «f the
< -*raJ A tier «•» in tr. s *v »iy
that, if Barr >a * : c" *<> • " •
mun'-r of so em t#rr a mar! a* Ap*r:.-ss.
he * II r •* v »« "St# '» -arv iat w :le
sa"# a:*ughtar amort the p#opi* aho -»p-
N cuu*# w «e gae=t f-r "h* Ir'i'ng v i*
there :s e*#ry r*asor *' b »v« that h. »■-» =
« »t b#caus# b* r»*~ a*d to g * m- rai at
fl-anr:a! aid to Rarr-f*s
a rr-ettng w be - 1 • ay
t~« purr- se 9* Settdir g a ' " t■> ~n
aa '• d - i»r*X»t* to take *.vr * i - >
p it an end to ""e severe -• - t - w
p-eva'.' rg Gc *•<-->a'a as 'ha" p-i-i l*
»■«-«. C ar. ret--- ve new* from th» r ! r.s .
t*a c-' in try
N .-IVV YORK. Se-* S4 -Tbe Hera'fa
i r-vrra#pofld#tit In G'islftßala says that
•»- * f-~ "■ rr v -.» < * rt a **r -
j Coata Rica on a »n«- ial m -• - >r '
; w*b fS e reb*lii»-.n r-w in
i p- •sfreaa In Gnateaiaia.
Arnims 1-a »tnot»; iN.srrion
fkerelore BrOlab General l>ela*a
Idraaer
S!M" -V j*er' 14 ~g to **-e
rrarf#.* ramp* *- again* th- Ma: t..i- <
S- Wl!Ha-» T»-khart mar*d-r f •
- FmMih fpnr,"#r for*#* a-d i
cc.-ytrol «rf tb* pant. >- re - »s has
. dw-<dad to paeapnn# 'he re-era ad-i-.. #
*jra"!«t th# Af-tiVe ** T*-sh . tj.
rr"f h#*-Vj srrers. -*1 r a
Th# A.*r* is ar* #e n a str ar
i ->»a|t>ea ers a r;t»»'' i * h H
I»! b# <*> • «rd th'V are as
e-t - v *e» ,r r»«" * '»r-~a
a- <<# 'Hiig t'■ '* " - «* - - * r«.-<•■'- fr-*r
j P*.i»ana. ar 'aiv of ix-e# * SB
i th# e-*sr» b*s aiMi#! *n 'be K'-v*r.*l val
| lav a-d •» *at -h!rg *b» rr-v -nents .tt tie
Br'Tiab r*e» t*
j Th# Afn'-s s-e *e* *— r a r-r ~t t**
t s.m-e*r <*f Afvbar ha*
: froan "*-**- and * b«Jr> t em '
ts «* m ge# *re r*vw..
T*.e - »* fry— e U. *_id espedi-
I thaa bi *#ry *a-t*r» -*
I amy *a» Me#ai* fa r aba
t-*V* N "~-e f.ar* war-*
j a., «r-m#at that i>-vaa» « e.t-se»->
| » ■*!#; I#rtiß«r whether Ecrc.-a 4 a .«
' ta# Lnsuvi Stai a I* «U »• .~ra«u _l f
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIOEXCEK. SATTBPA'Y. SEPTEMBER 2',. t*»7.
' C^ k >a." and re-a"ls the fa-nt: st th* **r
' of j«T9
French dapkxnats m r«*axd to s^a:n-
A IWIRE Hi* BE*.* CHOfES.
ts rsrapeaa Tl ?11 D»eMf 4»sf»aela
Br, unitary f»i»p*fe FlaalYy.
WASHT>"»TT r, V S»rt 24 -A ftnat £'-
has been r-a-hed by th* ar»* -rV "S
I who are to dete?*J®s th* Brtt sb- ■ rue
lan bour..lary • •as to the fifth
or tnjßp-e -s c «to act with these H «
name is for th- present wrhbeld. It is oct
! Bar-"n O*»tsroal!e whoee name has been
mestion*d !r. " s connec ->r. >3r K 1*
f Oarar of ?»-'»: w-.o was to nam* ti*
oaplrs ocJv is case the arbitrators fa?.*d
tc agrea. Ar. men? was rea-hei w --
ou? necessity of Ciii.ng 00 th* sMr*d.sh
sovereign.
Ta* oaptn < an Europeaa. but this Is
said to be without sigr-ift-a-r*. sia * no
r t jneuog hrr- ■ci-g the Monroe doctrine ts
t: IM hMU*4 la th* tribunal. The arbi
trages ir behalf of Venezuela are Ch>f
J .«r- e Fuller atsd Justice Brewer, of the
United States « .pr«a»e court.
A ( I.IM % \ TO Hl* f int RE.
Ora. Paea* Revolt *appr*a»*4. He la
faptarrd and Cnmailti "olrW*.
MAN*A »T*A. St ragua, via Galvsaton,
S- . St—Th* revolution j A -larei
' jinaasi President Zetaya, kawmr. COB
■ nuee forward -* a id .era to the van-- s
distri. • - It ta from
R\ as thai tae g vernmsct of C:»*ta F. w
hiii proci vitr. d "* aia.te of attge. The
i< not g.ven.
Urlratrd an* t jplarr*. He yalrldr*.
N'EtV TOR}.. Sept. 21.-Th* Herald's
correspond--n n T-gucigaipa, Honduras,
saya that the Nicaragua® troops oapturt i
<"Jen. Pa<z. it* military leader of the re-
beiUoo in Nicaragua, and that ha com
tc.tted auicfde a f-.w hour* later.
Rfioil ID f'arasua* ia Faded.
WASHINGTON, SEPT 34.-A cable* -AM
received at the utate department from
United S*ates II lister Stewart at M i
tevsdeo announces the pro-tiamation of
peace there H» "ad previously reported
that ail arrangements had be*n mad*
looking to this end. but that the piar.*had
to receive the ratification of oocgresa It
is as -med that this has now b*«i given
and that the insurrection is at an e;:d.
The Daral «>wlnitlers **t Prre.
I/fifDOX S«-pt- -4 -Edward
Neil and his w:?e. otherwi** known a* th*
E'tike and Du hes* of Rio Grande, mere
discharged from custody today. Tr.e
ahargea brought against them by welt
kr wr. h' te.ji and boarding bouses have
been dismissed.
Halirgad Disaster in India.
MADRAS Sept 24 —'Floods -a * wi-'»d
away the bridge on the Bsnraktr-Mys r»
railroad near Maddur. Ar. engir.s and :iv«
am ftl. d with passengers a - pr- ir •
la'cd into tifcs r.v*r causing gr at loss of
life.
F.nnlNk Tona Dentrojrd by Fire.
IjQNDON. Se»»t 24.—More than H.slf
the village ot Ravenstons. near XvWport-
Bajcnell, Bucklnghamf-ire, has t-er. d*-
•troyed by fir v. The consume!
'• forty cottag-i. with tares, etc., leaving
IjO people homelesu.
Many Rilled by a Landslide.
IjON'DON", Sept. 24—A private dispatch
tr im Rome says that about forty p-rsons
were kii>d and many others injured by an
earth-slip at the sulphur mine* asar Gir
meoti.
ODD FELIiOW* I.KIM) I.OPt.F OkF.R
*s« eraian Body Flnlshea a l.artce
kiuoant of Kaslnea*.
SPRINGFIEIJ>. Sept. 24 Th* Sov
ereign Grand I>"*ige Order of Odd Fellows,
held three sessions today, lo clear up the
work t>efor* adjournment tomorrow A
n -■ was passed, after a strong fight,
as follows:
"After January 1. l»*>. r.o grand or su
preme body sh ill receive any < redlt for M
i rt'iiais destroyer! or returned, but shall
pay full pri--* for all rituals furnished."
During the afternoon the body consid
ered the official receipt cert if ate ques
tion. but no drcisMm was arrived at.
There is little doubt that the Refcwkah
ritual will be revi«*rd. as there haa been
much dissatisfaction over it- *
STAFFLEBACK goes STARK MAD.
The Murderer could Not Bear the
Thought of Being lynched.
Cr»Lt*MßT*3. Kan. S<>pt. 21—Ed Ss/fie
| back, one of the notorious family of mur
] d«-r-rs tn Jail h?r*. h.ts gone stark mad
thr igh fear of lynch tig at the hands of
a mob. Staffiebaek was r-onv! 'ted - f m :r
--tl~r :n th" firat decree for "he killing of
Frank <Ja;br»ith. one of the several per
son* supposed to hav» neen murdered in
tr den of the Staffii-* •* ks at Ga.ena. in
this county.
|o l>aia >a«al Militia at ♦ hlcajio.
WASHINGTON Sept. 34.—The navy de
partment has ordered t at th* «tearn cor
vette Vantic S»e turned over to the Ch; ago
naval mil tla. She will go fr tn the Boston
navy yard by way of the St I.iwr*ru-e
j river lake Ontario and the W.»!!and oanal
' ar.d he turned over to th--- Ch: man at
Erse Pa. Sh- V il b» housed at Cht-ago
fir the winter and begin ruiaing on the
lakes n«xt s; rirg
limda Wants to Borrow Money.
OTTAWA. Ort.. S>pt. 24 —H >n W 9.
I. it g. Canadian m.- ister of finance
1— ft todjy f->r England. • f it aE- i ' l "
loan Fiv* m .soft: wii? go
to the payment for > r -w - Nes- rad
w-v tnd th* deepening of tita Canadian
canals.
TO MOVE THE POvrOFFICE.
< aming t hange of Pmlmntem He-
Old tcilsllnn.
S" - hTO" ~e F • la *1 r* <*-»r
r.\< •<M * - Now t it 1? is
dsfir.i?* a*'tied -ha: M.iJ. O R Hayd*n
1« to be j a'ttaa'-r f'-r * . - ; -ar* to auc
-i A. B. Case, the arteotion of a num
t r fp< pie has been * iraed to th* oid
r mur «>f » change ir*. • * - of th*
■ " * f ta * ; wtr*''Bt 1 dng o Twaif *s
str -k *o " » id Oroea st»>r- >» Nin'h and
R . r» id rr»e«
w»a s 1 to the P«ist-Ir'elligwteer
c -r «..«.* -re t fay by a - w .» is well
7-k*- i on aJS such affair* :.. a It was
p-. -• v certain *r.it 'h* c v « £ w.isuld ba
j- ;,e f>Mr. after MiJ. H . r. aaatnae*
charge >' th# offic*. H-* *. -d *tt*nti-T®
to ' • repai-a th.it *ra g mad- to the
tei-r-or of the old *?<-**. * ; %r'
t • * facrt that * -.e«- . •—. • i.>rs or r*-
I» -a c -«l-t * s'.n"*. >f .< g a.- it.
s *i s would r.i"ura..v - ■■ i .a s
i pa:w« i - /y.
th* sg"*tion to charge *- * s*--~a
* n ante .p *me tins aag t-e h - r.-as
rr .ry Of ' " -- -• r.te ob
'■ i tv- t s "*f * offl- a. ti ws
fart •!.* down tha Mi eel -.g jest a& ans
t »; the off:-.# b# tm •. -u *a th* Groaa
I -A. w a. they cim m. is mure -e-ntrai.
r ;. -,!y for bear •» m*r, and merchants,
t t for the -e*ideoe# port, --j ■-,* th# city
i e -t " - «u with • * dmprnx tm»st
c.. m • ~ k: w n- 'hirg f --. e move, as
■ d.d wr.ea th* agt at: c aas -p bw
; for a
I'ufaliit* *re after I sra'eat >ow.
"> -■* ' " tO •*.* 5 •«• T -*e? f.-
.. . 11-d.'" Sept. It. Stat* Road
int .«■» ar * • ♦
' board *"-y <lo* R"t -'» » u ;■>:.* of
t • j'usOsee .if tft* pea»'e * -r p-».
T • P pu2 st a ft;- - ;rry r*.
t --- * t* * a: wr-Bsest .' Ear- -st as a
**-Ct ra-t -a-v to their act - rai.« r.g a
ft '. ara;n« ax -Com rr « --r Dndrey,
* w*a * -- 1 at th* r t •- a- * ar.d tt s
| e w th - ptarp*** i* rt <! fie-of-gh*.
r u"-r« "o test Ear-*st*» rt* - ♦© bold ;wo
•* '-s under th* laws f tr* scat# cf
I at one and »>-,« aire# titna.
T * T'-jdrey rr tab*# »' -• g -a r*tr.*m
- .•«! s;-tr» fcvai po.iti.-ut--.a i.vi wtii cut
a s* ath 'a oa. c.r -a trat a:ii
» 4<' »r tha sw«ma of ;mr y t.;.*«r cam
• » «*
PRESIDENT OF CUBA.
BVRToinur w\*o. FITHFR or rm:
PRI>E>T HK\OIITM>.
He Win Prubshly B* El**t*tf—Was
•h* Firat M*n 1'« Take I p Arat-
K»«na as (aha'i Kirkelira—Pa»-
•faaes Many Tralta of the r>reat
< ardisal - His I arnmprsDttfag
Spirit.
Reren* dispatches bro.g t froia 'he
! Wand by Special Mess*»ng*r Maxura ren
der it aunt certain that G-r:. Barutlome
Mu- ; y w... be .he r.- at ;r eit-nt of tat pro
vix .nai gortnaaeu of Cuba.
Ther- 4 probacy ns man ttvtag wno is
better fitted or more enti.i d to ocupy the
PT'* ieciui oaair than tnis intrepid and
ant " mpraorujlng defender of Cucwua inda
p^nder.cs.
In no othrr w*y can Cuhn mow her
rrati ide and appre :a —. of ' t ««* r?r
iirg qualities w-_i.h have caused Ma.so ta
be kwed and admixed by tn* miihoa snd
mure if
lighting agataiaT overwfcelHß.ng odc» f r
liberty. But it a not gratitude a Son* which
prompts the sesection of Maso to fill tha
j position of chief txecutor.
Liaiaratl) i ittrU tor the Po«ittos.
He ia m every.way emir.-at>y fitted to
j anccessfuiiy handl* the r*igna of gi>vern
ment during the--* tryit.g times of »ar.
which require a ha; VI com. nation of
Brx..fss, Tempered » n tact; of decision,
Bungi d win d:p'. >macy.
j ilasc- is no: ar. obtrusive man. but h.s
! ;n qmet council or heated debate
a fell. He is an effective orat.r.
BARTOLOME MASO.
Ifgislator or fighter. He Is the Richelieu
of the Cuban republic. Small of atJitura
and slight in build, he la ri.l i moat mag
netic man. and one can almost feci tho
thoughts that emanate from the mind N~
f re they are utter d. Maao ;s v-ry obs- r
vant of details, an -aceUsnt listen- r and a
brilliant conversationalUt. Although muk
ii g no pretense as a poet, many bright
atanxaa, containing both rhvna- ind rea-
son, as w-11 as spring from his
brain, affording entertainment and in
struction to those ar and him.
A portion of his education was acquired
ia Paris. ,x& well as his knowledge of the
French language. Of English, he knows
but very little, but that Uitle he knoas
correctly. I had been several weeks in hL?
company, not Areaming that he understood
•. word of English, when be one day in-
dulg-d tn a comment so well placed and
pronouncted that I wa.-> astoniahtd. But n>
amount of coaxing could indue# him to at
tempt a conversation In th# languaga.
i'irot Man to lake t i> Irwa.
M so atudies men as a d<actor studies
pati-nta and he a-idom rr. Ik»- a nr..-t tk-;
ta diagnosing their true strength or w ak
n He is effectively diplomatic a-htro
the pr nt occupant of the ch tlr 1s In
clined to be comriatlve. And y-t both of
*h€s»- grand ol<i men are devoted to and
toiling f >r tr.e attainment of the same pur
pose—the freedom of Cuba. Cisn ros" a -
mlra:.on of Ma o's ability is so sincere that
he h i fwa offered to resign In his favor
at any time.
Ther* are many reasons for this univer
sal ind unbound d fsith In M-tso. With
hard and brain he ha* always been ready
to h«ht for Cuban Independence, and, al
though the »an cf a Spaniard, h* w .n d
n - r i»? content with a-ything but «i*o
lute ind#pend#tKta With his two br, hers,
Rafael and Isaia, he fought through th
t#n-years' war, from "HS to "TS, winning the
rank of major-general. Hia brothers i*ast
th dr lliea but lH>rg d htm n-v»r to give
up t.h* struggle tmtil Cuba was fre«. H»
refused to sign the treaty of 7..\ njou. and
when Marti. on February —. I*S6 give the
wor 1 ? .r th. beginntr.r of the present rev-
Ahttl A, Bar'olom# Maso was the first
Ht;n -o tike up arms agal.-a Sp In.
H-» did not wait to see what others would
do, or who would foE w he left the ci*y
o? M.anxarillo. his birthplace, and went to
his country e ? rat* of La Jaquita. nine
mil -s it- ac. where he commenced to
gather about him a f rr* of patrlota H-r#
be * ii v. It d by a d. • gaMor. of autono
mis*j. headed by Herminio *"ho
tried o persn.sade hitn that a struggle auch
aa h- prop ped was ill-adv.sed ar.d tii
timed. that the caus* of autonomy pr -p
--erly adv tnc d. might bring sue ess. bat
md pen !* nc# wa* c r.i merle al and im pos-
Tbe Flrat Battle.
M -a r p r i: you and anna
of your follow°ra in th# old war y.sned
w.'h me an edict a -.th m.ids it an offena*
p.r. sr.abl* with driuh to aptt-"o«ch a Cu
ban aaMtar with a propo#l:Soo of p#aca
b*»d n any condition but araolute md
pend- r -•-. Er rn t- is motr -nt on I shall
estah'ish the wim# rule in my camp, and if
you say an >t *r word on th# s»: Jact to tne
1 ahati pi" tnat law into execution You
a ! kindly taka heck with yo i *. «».
wr. ~ I owe to MandoUaa. of Clenfu-gw.
I do r t want it a« d that I have g r.e o
war to -*cap# my d«i>ta Pay *he money
to t la -L.i
n i To the
X * f ; S k\ '* < ® orf '" '•*' bark wnkl *r»
j- —~ * 'L. t fj I rot wetrff Do yoar ifrin Irm
llu ion f<•*l «• If *ll r®«' «tr*a«th
j , '
VI ,_- ■'«, *xL J /T\ •t*»4 th* work yom o»-H to?
® jl \ Drtrt old M' •»*« to b* "»wlßg oa.
J ■—" \ ® »TT»ll' >»o trf **lll Mm to Tf«r»f
V ' **•«■• 3"»® r lite oa«f Th-n set
I' ' Y)fl - Dr.Sanden's
Electric Belt.
It All* yoar mytrm with F l«*«-trl*-lty, wfcl«*k i> aataral «tr<-a«th. mmA
K a iM< Hp r«ir rltallly •« that ymm »rf »• •«'»■« »• **ff fa yaar llf#.
Get It today, or •.■ad for the hook, -flirtt Vtmmrn** of Ifa," If**,
SAN DEN ELECTRIC CO.,
i c (J~ Tiliill) AJSD V. ali a, I vi»*L!XI4 uiL
the r»ry *xr--p* to !t we h*v«
Rb*ty And nJepeodtnc* is CotNk"
Tv n**- d a Mi*- was Joined :<y As*-
d?* €fci- rra Er.rt-yse Oe*p>»des. To
g- her h?y marched wittt thirty follow r»
upon tie vl age of Cnlcito. which tfcey
captured fr<,ra the GuvdM OrtiHs, #*t
tir.g ft s-jrppiy at arms and ammo
r.irloo. which carted th- involution i
San'-ftco A* Cut* or the ""Orient a." WV«
'« Lar.dei .t. :»r# _a Ji ir-rh and Gk>aie«
is ear!y April srverai bat 4 had be-on
won an-5 frt -*ls .3 iras wre waiting i®
w«4cc4es tfc-*a.
KaraH Hi* Estate.
The letter* of ("Jojtvi a.r.d Marti save to
Barcoktf&e honor >f being father
of the present revoJniion. Durtae the first
w---ks of -he wy w.-rd was seat to Mm
offering •»-.«* for La Jaqait*. This Mv)
refused. saying that he w aid raiher apply
the t:rch « ...•» the estat* wju* stiii is m
property. Tha- aiicfrt ae burned every
b.. ding to h* «r ursd.
» ST >«.%r* although be look*
years yourtg r. His *y*s are keen and
bright and ah >t.rsdance of iron gray hair
cover* a w* d & »d. He is a gre*t
reader aid student and an nc.a»:.«ti'
•upporur of edu itioa. Hie .-.ammv*
under th- mt« canopy with that
or Sa."a i ~ v•• pr»s~r.t t-r -:-
dent. and between the two there is no<
only perfect harmony, but a genuine
brotherly love ar.d » m Shuld iU.«,
by any accaient, oecvme president of Cuba
toojomwr. tasre w uid t>e no radical
change in tfc* policy of the winunis ra
tion. and e\en th- present cabinet
pro&abiy remain intact.
Kaihrr Live- m* a Hermit Than *uh-
MU.
But one thing is aror*t certain: there
would be no possibility of coaipr-:mi*e with
Spar;.<fe ansa. Und r his adm.-ni«ura;k.a
th*-r- can be no hocce rule. no a itotsomy,
no j*aee until the moaarchiAl eati->ns of
r-d and y«-*;l w—blood And g-.<ld—»e forever
ban:shed :'rvia the .aland of <"u-a. There
Is no vacillation, no ha:f-way me>arure In
M.tso's cwnipoisiilon. Dunr.g the doubtful
perl>l of S) to » wh«n. c.;-c urtg <1 Hy
the failure of w'aat % u known aa the "lit
tle war." ao.>* Cubans loet hope and
s eased to be in dou-t to what step
would be for the brs:. M ~o a.onts stuod
out for lnd-p-.ndeno«r absolute.
"There is no oh rw ly oat of the diffi
culty." be said, "we must ei:h>r ae tree
n. n or be Sp .as will perm t r.o
Cu an to be anything but a tax-payfcg
serf. If we w itld have nelf-resp* t we
mist have ind- p» n:♦ r.c*. T .» Spain mil
nev»r g-.ve until to.
'lf »< can not enjoy ourselves
U-t oa light and » n I: for our ci.lldr- n.
To nee. the very thought of autonomy un
der th* Spanish flag '.s degradation and
disgrace. Ha:.: 1 ? than submit u> it I
would go to the mountains and liva the
Hfe of a hermit. I might at least be
free to think without pay lag tribute to
Spain."
M -o. like all Cuban* is a *r* it ndmir r
of the Unit d States. 'I 1. v*; st.i.-d
your oaiwCuliy," ot:>. e said to
me. "1 have great confidence h* v ;r ;wo
pl- and In your Institution*, but .<tlll I d*»
not understand tn> m. Your government
is supposed to represent the people. It is
and in power to carry out
their will, and yet this it often s**ms to
fall to do. Your rulers, when in ofilce, da
not seem to be studying the desires or the
* I fare of the nation. To me th y
rather to be trying to how few procn
i.- s th y nuy fulfid and s.i.l remain in
office.
Hi* Opinion of the I ntlfd
"I trus* the United State* 'the people),
anil I <lo not trust hr. That Is. I put but
llt'ito faith m the party pU-ig-» and adrtiir.-
Isrativ* promUn whUh are so often h-M
out to Cuba. Your coagr-»*onal rcflulu
li< >ns and tegisiative expressions of sym
pathy hive many times raised great ho;«*
in our breaj'but the itr'Spon-ive and to
us cruel indifference of your administra
tion his put an end to swb thought long
ago. We feel that from the United State*,
at least, we are entitled to the rr< ogr.-.tiori
of belligerency. We will *>• grateful U it
e*. r cornea, but a# iuvt c a.~d to expect
it.
"The single -tar of our flag is embletn
atical of our fate. We have sot to fight
our battle for fr «d»m alone. This oentury
g, ©me too ausy 10 furnish us with a Lafay
ette. But, what ts it you sarin En<lWi?
•We will g«?t tVw just th. ; same.'
George Reno in Philadelphia Record.
Minrral< for ><poLaHr Frwtt I .ilr.
Special Dispa'- h to the P *t-Int*l:.g»-nc*r.
GREENWOOD. B. C., Sept. 24.-TV city
c jr.ctl has appointed Alderman C. Scott
Galloway to represent this city at the
Spokane fruit fair. Mr. Galloway is cot
luting mineral specimens the ten or
twelve camp® of Boundary creek to show
varied nature of the resources of this
district.
<OM)EXED DISPATCHER.
Th» mtinetary commission renter
d' r Ja laying out the general lines of
work.
Senator Stewart. of Nevada, is in Den
ver conferring with Senator Teller and
other silver leaders.
"Hie Puebio Indians at Zunl. N M .
Ci-wM by th* arrest of their dbief*.
d»-ei<led to bum and torture no raor*
witches.
Or.e man was fatally burned and si*
o her
th* of a gasoline stove on West
Ada ma street.
Toru Hoshl, Japanese mtrl-fer to Wash
ington. is going horn* on leave of absence.
The emperor has given bim the deroratl.-o
of the Rising Sun.
In consequence of the sam|* of a bill
by the legislature of Arizona, ex<*mp-.ln*
frrim all rase* far fifteen y--ar» rallro«dg
on which work was b*trun within ore
y*ar. notic* of intention to b utid thirty
one roads. aggregating J,>juO miles. feaVa
been filed.
Th»* New T.. rk city p.>iire raided an In
c rpora:--d Chinese g -.mMing houe* on
Thursday nigr.t Sergeant 8 r.»* t<• -:g
lowered by a rop« from th* roof to a bai
e*t>ny on th* second floor and dashing in
before the mi-n»y couid bidden. Ten
men were arrested.
Judgment for over t: » w ha* b**r given
the United States in the l'n;ted States
etr«:uit eo ;rt at San Francis against A- -
<ir*"w J Bam-«, former Indian agen* on
t* • Hoc pa Valley reservation, for a sh< r*-
a«e in accounts.. The l!tUra':on tan been
* r.g on f<.T year* K*rn*>s is dead,
and : is dc.fat fui if anything can be r».
oovered.
Tus British steel s->*mer Ethel Good*,
which went asr «re at Santa Lucia We«t
Ir.di « r.*t J'.A.ie. on her *.»* from Buenos
Avres u> Boston wit s 4 '**> tx»l*-s at wooi,
has Ve-n saved with m st of her cargo.
t- died off ro< «-• and tow»-l to »h» w-<r
of tae lei and St*.»m»r and cargo are
w<«rth ErtgUsh wre.»k*-rsi had
g ven her up.
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