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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC.
"WOIRXiD'S J904 FAIB
In St. Lnla Owe Cnt
NINETY-FIFTH YEAR.
ST. LOFIS.O.. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 190.
"P T? T O TT-. - Train. Tlim Cnt.
JJ - V A- Oatelde St- Lest. Tw
WOULD ELIMINATE
THE EVIL IN TRUSTS
EXPLORER BALDWIN
BLAMED FOR FAILURE
DUCHESS'S VISIT A
VIOLATION OF RULES
MORE THAN 1,000 DEAD AND 1,500
INJURED IN PFLEE'S LATEST ERUPTION.
PRESIDENT FRANCIS
WILL GOTO ENGLAND
President Again Discusses Indus-
trial Problems on Rernra to
Massachusetts.
Swedish Memlwr of Arctic Expedi
tion Tells of Qaarrels With
aptaia Johansj-eB-
Coast on the Iaddeat lias
Dnrs-B Attt-niiun to II-i3la-
ifnts for ihr War tjanw.
Ax-?pt5 Iaviratioa f Aiaericaii :
criv ia London for Thanti-
ALSO TALKS ON PHILIPPINES.
CONSUL IS INVESTIGATING. -HIGGlfiSON MAY YET EXPLAIN.
SAILS MIDDLE OF NOVEMBER.
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Gnest of Governor Crane at Daltoa
and This Morninz Will Drive
Through Several Towns
in lierkshlre Hills.
Ualtos. ita.. Sept. 5. Premtent To-v
Tlt to-day took notice or his return - .lt to
Maswcnaetts by deiiveriax at Fltcbfcurf
arother pch on h trust question, te
order that he- might fsBy answer bk critics
and to more clearly define his attitude of
laat subject.
He aUo launched Into d'fens of the
army la th Philippines during his rpeeca
SprisgSeld.
The Impression bad zobp forth that any
r!r ha might express regarding the ae
qnliirtj at territory by the United States
would i Tie to be coldly received, but the
noo-trajons of approval which greeted
Sis ettersnees dispelled this Idea.
Frequent stops again were made to-day.
and at each place the President delivered
b. speech. Fltchburc's reception was nota
ble for the size of the crowd and the en
thusiasm which the people displayed.
Governor Crane to-night has the Presi
dent as his guest here. The town Is beauti
fully Illuminated.
Early In the morning the President and
Ms entire party will drive from Dalton to
Etockbridge. passing through Flttsfleld and
Tenoz. to view the picturesque scenery of
the Berkshire Hills. In his speech at Fltch
burg to-day the President said: '
STANDS ON' niS FORMER GROUND.
If some of those who hare cause for wonder
In what I hare csM this fall on the rabjTt
f crest corporations, which are popularly, al
though with technical Inaccuracy, known u
trusts, would take the trr-ble to read znr mes
eages when I wa Governor, what I said on
the stump two yars sro, and what I put Into
my Srrt mnsan to CoisT"ss, I think they would
have b.en less astcnlshM.
I said nothlna on the vtumo that I do not think
I could make good, and I shall not hesitate now
to take the porttlen whl-h I then advocated.
I am even more citato that you who hear
what I sar should think of It than that you
hcrld applaud It.
I am net route to try to define with technical
accuracy what ourht to be meant when we rp.ak
of a trust. But If by trim we mean merely a
War corporation. thn I ask you to ponder the
otter folly of the man who either In a an'rlt of
rancor or In a spirit of folly rays. 'TWtror th
trusts." without giving you an Idea of what b
mean really to do. I will ro with him If to
ar dtroy the evil In the trust. glaclr.
WOULD TTtT TO FIND OUT KVIU
I will try to Ana out that evil: I will k to
apply remedies, wfc'eh I hay. already outllnM
In other sDeecbea: but If his policy from whatever
motive, whether hatred, fear, panic or Just her
Ignorance, Is to destroy the trusts in a way that
will destroy all our prosperity no.
ThOM mtn who adrocata wild and foolltfa reme
dies which would be wcrse than the disease are
Colstg all In their power to perpetuata the evil
against which thy nominally war. because If
wa are brought fac to face with the naked Isau
of either keeplcr or totally destroying a prosper
ity in which the rrajortty chare, but In which
soma share Improperly, why, as renslble men we
must decide that it la a great deal bitter that
ora people should prosper too much (nan that
no on should prosper enough.
So that the man who advocate drstrorfce the
trust by measures which would paralyze the
Industrie of tb country I at bast a quack and
at worst an enemy to the Republic.
CONSTITUTION MAT HE CHAMOKD,
f belief aometbln can be ten by nations!
lrrfclatlon. Wh'n I elate (hat, I ask you p not
toy word. I my, I Ulley, It Is pot i mr
pawtr (o ey J krww, When J (elK to you of my
own asecullv duts I can Wl you d(lnl(ly
rbt will and what !l! iu.t be d ne. When I
sr-esk pf h cW.s of any -c e en only
,y that I belley tr.truMnt imr cn be AiAi Ity
pillonai IsfUUifOT,
I bU It will be dn, I (Idnk we can tH
Uw rblch Hill msurrLy Intftu ()x p-rtter
n( Ui Vttr (iuytrr.wtnl over ro(jy,flPw.;
but, gr,tlii),tn, I lv flrroly jiit in iiw 1
lhr trill in wtiuimtni t Hi Owtinnhn
M ! nall'O. swf'flf'- 4'!llinl por on
(he Ks4er niiwiil to Am will P-wr
b,
PLANS FORSOUTHERN TOUR,
VrvaMiftt Will VMi'ffinnnHwn nnd
North CwMnn,
Vfnrewtr, Mw, m l-Vht f 'Mowing
tiltwury of i'rtfi.m HwwH m m rifp
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mil tt'foyi
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tun, from which wim ui mi trrtn will
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an tmviiiK ihiUhIi
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tel ui iihl HHHllml m law III HHiUmUy,
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It H tntntn In wwioii ut fltMlif (
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fUT DfAMONDJINQS IN MOUTH,
Arkti" Ufrl HhyiI Her iHwIti
Vrsm UiuliWRrwrm,
fUerVMAQM'FMAU
j?ffeft Offlng, Art, flvti lnootor
Pitd Billion, wmi i-i wiii roup
IM en Hit '' l?Mln ifow Km ewwwit
ItlrfoWOt li 8ft l'll, Wfi lleld UPfl'J
h&ta,al nt7il. .
Vaunt 4y, WW" mum of ImmiiB iy, how
ivtff! lill .i dwfoV mIim wV ly
St turn Mt nimtt ib ftf mom mn
Part of America's Crew Will Spend
the Winter at Trmasoe. Where
Quarters Are Constructed
for Ponies and Docs.
j Ralrfwin of the Boldwia-Zxeirier .Vrettc ex- I
pediuens is wajmieUfis wtjrter rtoarivrs j
i.mr wc jrvzticj oou aoKS a-r was cskj.
Part of tht crew of the Aserica win re
main here to take care of the aatmnV
Th United 5latt- Consul at Bergen. Vic
tor E. Nelson. Li still bu!iy emsised in m
vestlaatintr the dispute between Ur. Dahl
ln and Captain Johictsca of the .Vraertca.
Stockholm. Sept. i The Tfclnlnen pub
lishes a lone interview with Capuin Drel
lick. a Swedish member of the HaMnln
Zlesler Arctic espedition.
In this Interview Captain Breilick rays
the difficulties between Mr. Baldwin and
Captain Johansson of the America beican
at Dundee In a disagreement as to the Al
ness of the ecslneer of th vesseL
Captain Jnhansen. according to Captain
Dreilick. Ill treated the crew of the America,
who made no complaint.
Upon arriving at Tromsoe. Norway, on the
outward trip. Mr. Baldwin proposed to the
mate of the America that he take command
of the ship. This order nas repeated at
Vadsoe and Archangel, but It was always
declined. Captain Johanssen overworked
the crew and Mr. Baldwin did not InteHere.
HOT DISPUTE OVEP. ANCHORAGE.
Continuing, the Swedish captain says that
one day when the America was surrounded
by Ice, Captain Johansson reasonably re
fused to anchor, a maneuver which, according-
to the'jee pllcu;, would have been
dangerous. A heated controversy then
arose between Mr. Baldwin and Captain
Johansson, the former Insisting that Cap
tain Johanssen was not master of the
America but only galling master. Captain
Johanssen produced his papers to prove
that he was master of the ship.
Further troublo arose when the captain
wanted certain explosives removed from un
derneath the cabin. This wa violently op
posed by Mr. Baldwin, but the explosives
were eventually remcied.
The climax was reached one night during
a terriflc htorm. The ship's anchor wa
dragging and Captain Johanssen offered
Mr. Baldwin the chance of losing the an
chor or the bowsprit. To this Mr. Bald
win answered:
"Bosh."
The vessel was ordered astern, and th
reversing of her engines broke the anchor
chain. She narrowly cleared some icebergs
which were descending upon her.
The captain wan discharged Mare- 3 nnd
Mr. Baldwin, who was starting o . sleigh
expedition, ordered the crew to obey Hart,
the engineer. The mate nd the crew re
plied that such action would be mutiny, as
they had made their contracts with Cap
tain Johanssen. Mr. Baldwin then threat
ened the crew with punishment for mutiny
against him, the owner and leader of the
expedition. Captain Johanssen advised the
crtw to avoid trouble.
BALDWIN DISCHARGES CAPTAIN.
On returning from the fl'ljrti expedition.
May 21, Mr, Baldwin communlcaud In writ
ing to Captain Johanssen the announf-e-
ment of hi discharge, and Captain Joliaus
sen requested the mato of Iho America to
take command.
Upon returning In Norway Captain
Joharivsen telegraphed the agent of Wil
liam JCIegler of New York not to forward
money to Mr. Baldwin, Mr, JCIegler l ih
(In arris I backer of, the eyp-dUlon, Ur
Baldwin received, however, tlt.VA, wlllrh lie
rfepovlted at Gothenburg, Hwedffl, to II)
crtdlt of Ih Hdlh rrrw of th4 America,
7 hit fa 1 1 ur of h Hold win espdlfffi I
Is s:rbfcd by rapufn DrHIIek ro Internal
freulM and Mr, Baldwin' ini-nmwwy m
eajer,
'Hi Am'rtnsp mml.r of t; espadlilin
wr fart4Mn hy lh iiin of ihlr mm'
tmein la mk any rommnnlf mr,M lo ih
f)fjvfppr', whll tb Hwa-dikli ;nrml,-r
WHISKY IN TABLET FORM,
('omymny Oraiiufyfii in Nnnntun
turn Cniiipnwiti Hpfrlrw,
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iHimlmiiiun, li, v. favt ?,-Tli rm
jri.ffcd HMfIK ifl n,iifil; fsowfuny I
Hi onm of firm liiwi'irmrii In Minn
Imml'in lo f( uf, wIMy iW nllir plr
i u mnnU iMi,
f1) wfllsli Ui In filn'to on Hi mirM
It Hi inwiU'in of II- t'lil (ri'iiUiHli,
Ic-I hHii-ii'li-r m Hi tirninni In ilil rliy.
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diif limy I,, 'ifitiiiHin w wii'im, H.
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mr, If II C (iMlwnuS)
'i'lii) r-t,innny Im lin limnmuM wild
h wIM ""(( lit li")"), mifhiiili of
whMi I itiltl In, Mr. ii'ltiilinimli ei!? for
hl InvHillim llml ll will hi of ( vhIii
In ll M'dlPril tiwHi OMUiirtiK ill
11 III lllt1MP 6
II elHliii llml hl lWl mnlilnt all of
llm wiu-fttn ot imrit wlil'ky In hM
fijnn, iM Hint y AluvMnn h tolifM In h
entn1n liMiillly of wnff flirt tlm imy
Ij.I klnl ot wliltky I 'iuiubl
ArfillM fHtliH ilalitud liy tlin wmilm
of IIih t-omiiHuy I tlihl Hi UIhIi liilmii-
lUiilHl ItlMIW lHt nli'J till Wirt I lU-i-Ht
will Im Hvuliifil by lliftjm of llm lubm.
YOUNQERglEEKFULL PARDON.
MIlllll'fidlH lUllild Will (,'OJIHfili-r-
Ailk'ii(l(iii ill NcJtt MvulUttf,
HM'llhUU MkblAti
Rt, 'ftiiif num., rtt i-'n turn far-
dm tlliitn mill, at IK it tiifllliK, HKHln
txihuldff All MpJillcff,JJ Ot III tliiUlfHf liwjri
fur h lull pimitiii, wlihli will pKiiiiit llim
t'llttUttl tn llwtrl W, W. Ilainti
Mlsfiii lnwytr, l In fit I'.ul tuttmtlng
IIih Appllsnllfllb
'flia lioafa 'I'lilH ll nlmllnf ajitileH;f
ll fiiitUiit, hut on ihn titmtuU llml Ih
(jflioiK hmj i,pef, nf inn fimtt rfiiao nt
'".!lif"ri '" ""'"Hi L"iii I'St'iufi,
'.H'.f'lei'u waffafil a ml ,flt'lufi, ,
Until I'Ma and Jiimss foii(ir af antlollf
I retoiri in iiii'.r iil'l hum in pii, lu.
tn
laiiiui'ilnu
thai Jim
iiiml hfi
in rri hi irieir live, BIKI
iin 1otntr Initni) Inmurr,
if fv full tmrnim,
M'l
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STRUCK STRONG FLOW OF GAS,
Hfillne Coiinly Gimimtiy MnUcn )
cowry nt 3lnl.filitifi(l.
nr.nwmfwMiAU
M7lmll, Mo,, Hpt, J-A tlphona m
I- till hi w noun from Mflfulfil, tn
riIIm tiorlliWHt ot till eliy, wt that
th gallfl Ciinlr VswWfiit uomptmy h
Mrutk iinng flow et m m dpih of
titty ttH,
BeVfl Im mud a tt liy throwing
iiht4 fnatth Iflltf tii will ma wn$ Italy
. Statement Is 3Iade Thar Admiral
J Could Not WHI K.-fH-f to A!
loSIiis I n bidden uue to
Go on IJoard Kearsare.
Waaktaurtoo. Sept- :. S Kreat i -Site
eoBraent cm the va-tt C A-Mf'n' S
reiary danger of ih Wr DeoHrtm t
Iwcb i f Uar&rarsMKw assd (her Vi """
nViCihtp Keersarse f tlnr Red &t on S .
day that attention ha tn att-.--l
this provision of th rule. goverii-.g t:
war Kame: ,
n- attacking Jleet h M b u-kr
sole dlr-tlon of th coramnstler in chie' '?
the naval force. As he is a hostile on er
he will not be siven any Intercourse w!'
the shore except under a flat: of tmie. H-
will allow no boats of any kind f c m
alongKlde. If he wihes Infnrmat.on he
will seek it as h would In war. All AmT
lean merchant shipping is supposed to be
in port."
HIGGINSON IIEI-PED MAKE RULES
This paragraph Is No. of the ru!
which were prepared under the dlrectlcn "
Major General MacArthur and Rear -wi
mlral Higglnyon himself.
The "period of the maneuvers" referr-i to
takes in the entire time from mldnlstt of
August 13 to noon of September C
The Duchess went aboard the Krt.rsarge
from the launch of the Assistant S-cretary
of War on Sunday afternoon. Amr st 31.
Regarding the "period of the rr .neuvcrs"
the rules stipulate that It shal' consist of
two phases, the "period of prep' ration" and
the "period of hotil!ty."
Thus, although Sunday wa- a pnrt of the
period of preparation whlcV ended at mid
night Sunday, it was al'J a part of the
period of the maneuvers .'o which the rules
apply.
Her Grace of Marlr jroueh's v!Mt to the
red fleet on the eve of "war" Sunday was
more dlcursed a the Navy Dtpartment
to-day than any' other feature of the
maneuvers.
Rear Admiral HiggInon. It Is thought,
probably wiil voluntarily make soma expla
nation of 'the matter In view of the wide
spread comment nroustd by the Incident.
CAI-YAIN CHADWICK offers denial
Captain Chadnlck has deemed the stories
about the Incident of sufllclent Importance
to send to the Bureau of Navigation a de
nlal of the report that he had told Rear
Admiral Hlgglnwon that he had given the
Duchew and her party to undrntand that
an invitation would be issued them.
He etateg In his telegram that he went
on board to talk with Rear Admiral Ulg
ginson on a question concerning mines to
be utred In the maneuvers.
Oflleen at the Navy Department, who
professed to have direct Information, to
day eaid that Rear Admiral Hlgglnson
khould not be blamed for the visit, as Hi
was placed In a position where he could
not well rtaii6 a. request to permit the
party to come aboard his ship. Just what
the clrcurntanes were i not spnrent, al
though ih oltlclals of the department are
curious to learn.
Cardinal million III.
jlKPt.'nfJ'J HI'J''ML.
Balllinor. rW't. It w reported to
night that Cardinal Gibbon I quit III, crxi
that hi ihyIen, Vivinr frinovnn, h
leen aummoiirri by llrKraph from AtlHntle
Hiy, The fiirdlnai wm ikii III lt nek
and hi llliiefe dfgn'ied u UimUxno, Now
It I d the i"'rdliiil 1 Piirr(in frow
nalmilii. arid rny he rvirnpeJM io underK'i
an fifiTHltiin, nil d'P'ipllriK uP'n lh !-
of 111 fihelruellon.
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'lliiirmlny,
wiu'runn tiimA'inm,
fur m, limit unit VMnUftiiiirntf
lair unit nrinr,
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'lltiiFilnr, lnlr mnl vnnlur,
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hint of ('dhl aulyu d-ini lUtr m Itmi'l,
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dl.if,
ilnt-iiig hi IfAoiHf,
Hi-inlhWa I'ollil Hlihll,
lilmilff Oiik tilnlr.it In Vmi Ity Anrln,
t. Unfniimli Ytu Prom tw foik,
t, ll-tmilliLi Wuild tn Upturn i'MUtUhi.
iliw-ml t'.tnti tiuttitiinty,
l-ltnl Uy' lltbi-lfl lii iimAlnt'ii Ot
fl tlMI.M.
1, Hast IMi tie.
Mr. and ills Tfri Will Mtbmt Bllvi-
Ainlvtiify.
Veitlff fluilalln, i
I, I'Mnil!.
UmeliUu In fioelsiy.
, Cliuroh ot tli Crtyiwnt ilMlHinK I'miu
iluinntd
p, Mapuhllf "VVflrit" Adfll"in'iil.
Illrlhf UatiUta no4 firalli lewrd.
Ifew Uiirp'irli'mi
It, !lom for Hnt nd Ml tfll Ad
Vf.f(ienlll,
, fiummaiy of M. fnl frfe(,
,! fifnin Miki lnlnd.
I'Moufij (train 'frdm Hrvoi,
11, 111 r"jr Aellva,
few IllKh rimiTss Mid In Wall grt.
Wall lfeet Oofp.
It, (lllnol to Jlv Intrur1f.n Bytm,
Txni Oil ly Hnak Quilt Gomblni,
Klll?d In fllfiieirla W'llh J'ollrniin,
tr. C It. flrlc tuts (or Vtioic,
City Mehoilt Opts Willi (Lta fulfils,
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ItEFrOEES FRO.M VICINITY OF MOXT PELEE GATHERED AT FORT DE FRANCE.
Tor weeks theo unhappy islanders Uv'l iu a state of perpetual terror, not Iarin-r u venture near their former
homes. When at last they did dare return. Mont Pelee hurst forth n'ralu and added pre Imbly another thousand to the
40,001) or so inhabitants of Martinique
Basse Terre. Island of Guadeloupe. French
West Indies. Sept. i It has b"cn learned
from the gendarmes of the Island of Mar
tinque. that 1.004 persons were killed and
l-v lnlurr-fl durlnir th !at eruntluna of
Mont I'elce.
According to an official account the erup
tion of August X. nai cne of the most
severe that has been experienced.
Motne Rouge and a great part of AJoupa,
Bouillon were destroyel.
The zone between the River Capote and
the Valley of Champ Florre and Fonda
Marie Reine has been devasted.
Mont Capote suffered severely and the
hills around Basse Point were burned.
The Governor of the Island Is arranging
for the evacuation of the Northern Par
ishes and the removal of the wounded.
The temperature at Martlnque Is reported
to be almoat unbearable.
Parit, Sept. i The Havas Agency has
received an undated dispatch from Fort de '
Franco, Inland of Martinique, announcing
that nearly or quite l.OJ perODi were killed
and that leverstl hundred were Injured at '
the result of a violent eruption of Mont i
Pee on Saturday. August X. which do- I""" wa felt, as the lolmnoes on Guade
stroyed Morne Rouge and AJoupa Juillon, ,oUp are nacUv. on1 Ju'btln from the dl
two Wliagea near Mont iviee. rection of the wlwi the ashes must have
The dlepatch confirms the report that the
village of Jy Carbet was damaged by a
tidal wave, which was also fit at Fort
do France, where Ihi people were terror
ttrlcken.
Th French cruisers Fuehet and Tag are
ST. VINCENT TERRIFIED BY OUTBREAK.
Klnvaton, 8. VlH"it, lidllth Wfft In
Atn, r!nlay, Ann l -A remark!! vd-i-jinl
pheWfWM-b'iii ofiirrf hr tve(i 9
MIKl Vl M'fioek a ilKht,
TlMfff wa lNrln; " ot lUtnni'
I () !'"io li frnidUrr, loiidnr lhaii any
yim Ih (firllfl nirllVM ot iUy II,
I'lU fj.l'.t'll eh'wk IH iHllldlllH nf Ihle
tfiwn, Th n'Af wt irr1tJ nJ kv ih
lintfM-iofi In --vry nrn uwt vlilii f ihl
IcImikI ll In wi'i of dlsliiiUii wu
-.ly (flfiwi iwn mil away,
Iihi-iiik lb ptrM nt Iniwn iiliy
wJ.M. Hii'fl'd Ut lf-iill)4 ino lurni'
fVM vlt'l, UUn ralidxiw, ijiHfl n Hi
tfniu4 tr m ! porihwrfrf. Ttiny wr
pff-enrifuMy ih rUiiofi iff ihn dm In
lb ,.!! r ot Im, ftifri'f
rSflMt'l'iollllr 4 fl" ' l'id Ot KlMMI fWri
flm Ih" l'r, h'll IM ""0 dr-HpMf'h
'I If yy..il,, r l tny flf
qlsirifi. fii'iu l'f in I'll rVi"i
r tr-in , l f lonmiln, TrlnMd
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SUBSCRIBER WILL SUE I
"rt'iiiHti'' t'tiiuiKi'tiiiii cm (mt Ut"
cfillfiK ll Hniutstfi I'wHti SU'Unt
ill lilt' Mint AHlH'llIM'll,
rVli)lief II ptililllief tut A Hlltl'ifl) 11"
plwiw Iw it ilxhl In ilekllWh'
i.t Bltitelinh(f imlil tiotri nn outvld'
cijnttilMtf U H Hi,llt Wlilsfl the fWlrW
piuhnkly will Iwv Im deeld, A lat anil
will Im linllliifed Vlll Ji tUttytumi,
tli liHbtll Rllk,i dlMKllNI, agaliei the
ItinUmi Cmntmny,
Uf. Itmtnimil Irrslel'"! Ul-oll Hlng Hi
lielli riltae-liliieht, Wlrtell th trteplmirt emm
tmny ubfatui tn. tin bin pflld hi silcilp'
lloi In advan, andf ttifitteir, Ih In
souinant was lint lulcii Chd 'tht mtsl,
Iwnruihr, Im ( iilemtlntied,
Nrvral wtfjta K'i th 'ruj.KMr' A'i
eMiiorl and tnlut th ll"tll Hhf Af
ewelfli Hli, dtefliMl Dial tree KIIiIinIi tl
(ilioiibs were beffiHiIng nulifilit. Th
pllvlll!, Uiey deepUHl, VVH hehig ubwlf
inrilwily by young inn oikI ytonmn, nlm
wiff in liia Ihim ol loiHliiK In and in Julie
Inc In I'mit euiiveisalpiili,
'llm Ofiirolltir Coinjwn of Amtl
thn ofKUfilrwi In ildi a pitiiit Mltaalc
UrHi. If. A. t'mimii, pf'Unl nf th
fmiftli Hutfiml Hank, wa inid prl
Hnt "f ih rw ompny Jnim If. iHioyUi
of tb hi, fi.i fiihiii Trui tUHiivny
?li ,fis(drii, Jidin A. mi nt in iiifflf I
f irMIH'f bllll f. IfT., ui lift i;n
ihiiiI mniiamI iwnK "id. ir..irr
d W. O. ! -riry, On th jprl
cf iirwtnr f iwn nf lh wii prtiini
rifnt nniiiiiia in in nirr
thorn Ih M'll, Inainlllng inprlntnd
nt, tai'l yptiarrtiy iht niiii Mvni'
flv u'fimni hv nn pifj in u
i
ur iii!gniiff 01 liiiiivcn iripiionf, mr itn in in rpiri inai in nrngnnt ol
inrtr nwn prid'llon, af.d in wit lninci . """' ' hw.J uilclon,
Iha rvnrf ha l.n nmo tlun umlnt Vfl!rft.t',, In-C, '.V'f.fA,!
i, ,i(w ii .; tli rn i.r ut .-..I. -' YalUo at inillllli CfO'illar. won nf tin
5K,fl.'l.wI !"'. "n.';,JB' ""I aUo id pay I iififfj br th trury nn bffealf of fba
tor 0) tlpher., iff Stftuta thl tb IwiKrupt Kin; of i-oriif X
now numbered anion;; Ita victims.
embarking people In the northern part of
Martinique.
The Minister of Marine. M. Pelletaa. In
view of the further eruptions of Mont
i Pelee. has ordered the commander of the
i French Antilles squadron to send wars
squadron to send warships
Immediately to Basse Terre. Island of
Guadeloupe, there to await further orders.
j Tho ministry of the colonies received to
I day a dispatch from the Governor of Mar
j Unique reporting that a slight earthquake
I shock moved from north to south of the
, Island August ZT-, ani adding that the same
J nisfat and the next morning violent erup-
tlons of Mont I'elce occurred, accompanied
j by electrical discharges, bursts of flames
and Incandescent matter covering a radius
of about 'J yards in the direction of Morne
Rouge.
Thlj activity contlrued until Augu.it 3.
when the volcano seemed to have calmed
down. This dispatch does cot mention any
Ichs of life.
A cable message received to-day from the
Governor of Guadeloupe reports that u
heavy rain of ashes fell over the. wtiole of
that Island August 3.
No explosion was heard and no earth-
I como ,rom ninlw.
Caracas, Venezuela, Sept. i A stromr
earthquake shock was felt at CaiTjpar.0 Sat
urday at 3 p. m. It Mas accompanied by a
noUe which w-ia heard along the whole
shore of the Caribbean Sea.
heard At thew rr(feilv piucia between 9
him! Vi 1rUx.k lat night. The rtUlm
-r rlmlNr to tb heard whin Alunt
IVlee, lid AlarllnPjHe, Hlfi Isi rtOUtll'Tl wi
ffl-VitHIy J rnipteull.
Tb if,pa nt Grenada wr greaily
Mbinnfol al Ih detfiutllom, hMh vrer
Ihfi Iffiideet hoard ihr. Till i-l.f-imfii'.n
w not niidM hy trrtiHti, r-'ill n Ht,
Vllwlil, Iml ii urn lOtmrUUlnt hr fr
irflfi on rb Island of JUriliilii, a iliiil
l'r U pllkittii (o I sltll (rrrlhly KlUtJ,
Iwfi riMiHlfiii liuvU'K Mnrrt tluni in iu
ptal lr fljye,
Th tum nipilin w innnr4 ,,n a.
IflMl J hy IMSSna-ar ff h I'leilflh a4.
r Haiffiii. Thl vi rrovy tumift
UfiiuniOin v-UUa .mtii)K inur tii. I'Urr.
T(HHJlh( lflllrflllfflft,l wl h U'
utuit iuhIIi of bum Iwn Iimii iiirriiMj.l
iMfff July in. fim hi reirfiir ieMiiir
r-rfrr rrr r"riFrp ir r-f'fir llftt 0'Uffitt,
I i ' r "' tr W"f
J rlT.VVi'W T-r 3rf7i vT-t77,
oil"i 1114 mi irirfr wlili ih prf-ff.f
Wi'lMll of Ihn ttiitH,i,
"In ib flri pN," f Mr Mr,!,
"Ihn PPrtl llilh., ?n f m i,fj.d
Hh.ii llm tcli,),nn iHHllim'-lit, lull mi,lt
H" WUH, ll hin Ull lf.eff Jtysr wh
jififj..! tntf ui if h'Mf Yli-n
toill In iUni'li-1 ill llm Uh i4 fny.? ,f
ffMt Mllil H peje'll I MHliM i) ! H
I 'Jllllm-HOH,
"W niM Hint il,ri,f h( A ffcfi.f
Vl Hl'k IIP 1,14 tn)l.l,.,0 If hi WlltV li!
Mrd Ihi J WIlHl OHt fOlllOllltf dll'i, ll
li'lfl'iin Uvoiti Ih n-i.i,, Ifiieli,.
II Ills' it I'ltrffKI fir' ll lerniflll, lllfi
Minn H, and th n-iiiibniin I wvu f, .
fr'nrelnl HlIWf , 11 nil 0Ulnl')f U fl
Urjlt.(!i Willi ft I Mil''
It. IMon llftfif, jtiitty nnd rldf i-
Kin Ot Ih Hllll'fll TrlephiiifM I nniMliy.
did yMloi'hty UihI hi nilillmuy ii.
etnf iiioih Ibnll litly it tbut mtbvilM4
Iff iilfifi ih n nf in (-"iitioiif-r. t,..
'illlPI llifjr Wlf ln'li.ig with Ih tv
bn Iff HlP'l rt Ilrtll'-') hrtVlhg t'll lflt III
pli'iiiM ol lf Ituytnnti Hint otli'tn ni
hate Jaid their ul" rip lonn
KING OF PORTUGAL
PAWNS CROWN JEWELS
Mccjiler Worlli Aflllloiid Mnltl to
iyi IJi'Mi I'hilHoilltnyttUy
In liiinl MiifNf
IJsbffii, I'urliiKalf UPl J There I Ml
steriiatlun hr nrr Ih talmnl If'iWIy
appMirlng In th nwMpr that lh most
Viilunlil nt lb nnn JwU hav iri
iawiiHI In rHv Ih ptnating oilt ot Wi
i ny hi family,
l imuiM l niarked aluefifm ,f i.m.li.1 A..
.Ir i.. Ttorv it tV.L ?u, 1,
,''"'' ',' "'" '!'ry1J't ",t""ttl"J " ''
pret 10 ainplf wlderfOn In upjxyfi iha o
cueailnn, fnr mirti It I lK"n tu h,
Aimiiit lh nrnwn Jwi in uh lirnnnntx
dlmnnii'l, rail In Im ih htrMl In Ihi
wnrPJ. mperl nv tfvr tfji iwrinitiad
In MtHinln thtt aiMi.oiiit, fuot wilfi lii
L
WAIT ON BOARD
Election Commissioners to Pass on
Questions Raised by the
Slatemakers.
STRAIGHT TICKET 13 FILED.
Republicans Are Divided and
Chances of Ultimate Success
Are With the Reorgan
ized Committee.
With two Republican city committees at
work righting each other, the prospects for
an exeitlns primary September K art en
couraging. Two lists of Judges, clerks and challeng
er are filed with the Board of Election
Commlisioner. Ail but flv of the ward
have contest for City Central Committee,
men. Kvery place given to Meriwether by
Ih sluti'maker 1 opposed by on or more
Republican, who Intend to mi Ice business
Pl'k up tor the o-eallnd mongrel.
Iletwren 9 p. m. Monday and I p. m. yes
terday the new eomn-Itieemrn had slept but
lilt!. They spent raoi of tb urn secur
ing signature for petitions, a Job which
I requlrl hrolo work in view of the hort
t:m which wiia left lo ihern,
A a rtilt only five member of tb old
rorninlttee Wilthoeffl of tho Hw.,rid Ward,
John U. Own nt Ih Hlxih, William If,
1 1 la k of tb TAenty-fourih, Gfrjf l.
W!nlfreiiivr of ih Twenly.fifth and F. If.
Krvfinixin t th Twniy:v(iili wdl hav
w opposition.
It I ld ilwt WltlhoefTI had prnmUed ffj
l gfiOl if nd that Ciwen could not h beaten.
Iilnk I ih rhalnnan of Hi nmw commit
itrA runnUUrrit unlfealahl. Wtlnhren.
rey Ihi - loo nisny frii-tW fr any hivi'
lion lo put him out ot liujnf, will ifr!
imtn also ha a Kilp on hi ward, iitfia
Ih f':t lhat hi fih'b U ffg-jlnst i funfun
fitt,
r'littA ot llo fuePin deal, when dfciilnr
Ih fiandiqai-" fr lb xtifi.i iKkt e(ij.
llml they ''lily lt '" II'IIIm.! Iff pljMI!.
an nd d'i nt ffK n tand fur any
sort of fwrf'in, It I ld flint fl.y will
i.ttntni h ifff.lt lo lh Hoard n' KItlon
itf,(nmiintri Kln ih Mrlwibr"
fnimin' who Imiv Pld patltlnn, ulrinir
lhl i,f,r, ifii fei-niffaia Imvit m ruin to
parlMp-it In lliHlfln Minify.
If fim rnfimnnioit w.mmiti !, r awn
In h'ttaa !! ll I nUffl follow,
Mtm ( llm fi" m I'mM J:lm A, 'llr,
YillliH y.'hilif! M If' ifir
I'fi f-l Ihn fwif f I'fliiilMl Cff-
rfii y,f
il.k irf ll, I'lMfnt i'MiHM!! O'Afln,
lint ht ll, ll"i,H fmiHAHMMI I'uff,
Htwltt hi litmU WHNW If IMfl
I'ftoiifiij Antio tuny A fwi't,
Alllil t'f"Hilht Ati"fhyHIlnl4 M,
J,.t,l,IMt,
PMII' ffSfJ Pwlli;
I Mrr.tF l'r M 0 flK'f
tl1 lit IM fVull nf I'llffllfHl f'fltl'rt
(nif II t4h'l
lib4 lfHM-hf!!! A, lVly
fyry on nei thai ih nmttn will
Anally land In (h t-outin. 'tb nid I'll
'ifiiiillf-, nr "tifiitipittt," ml yirday
ntlHIinoti In Hi Tenld lillldllig, Alnonn:
iiif.s ,imm wn ilmlmu t-'intk, who
pr'.iialfly will niwiet l th lnl arraiig'
inenl Julm A. (JiMflfn and T T Kinill
rny at nllll In Hi gain. aVid If I nnl'J lout
nlf of th bi'ft ptflfilrient IflW niton III tb
eliy ha al'i lfn nj!g-f hy liiw ln'nt
rot Ih i!lir ld Ihel l li'iirll UW
yn nllled to mnkn it fnrtnldnhl arr.iy
hefnl any tint, ('ball' tlngrt will pfot'
ably dn Ih heavy hd, wild Ih annUliiw
ut eiith lawyer nn V 1 Kltiidvanl.
Jamil I j. Mlnnl, l'i llntrlmt, II. V,
Kin. t. A. Wlii and niher.
Th ear pr'ibshly will raeli dm enuM
llinitigli rnari'jamil pm'eedlngs, which will
h litHi("l by tn Mr whlf h I not riwf(
nled hy Ih ll'rtrd of Kle(lnn V.oimnUn'ow
tin H I unlikely that nny action will b
li.kf-n Mror the Ifiard fl"i'lf htwn Ih
twu lt nf Judge, rif( and challengea
Thl will not Im Hum before in Inst of
fh wek. Judge John XI, Wed atlanded
Ih tuifrnl ol bin falh'r In Kahnkit ya
irday nnd muy nut return until tn-innf
mw J i1n Joineai J. Jle'affry 11 nvi
nut of town, hnvir,K ln away on a vm
linn f'if Ih at fortniiiht,
ffilll nymputhy in wtd upon Ih old
rnninltt, 'flint nummary ayiion ha bn
tnki-n cannot Im dnld However, th
miwr In wlikh Ih slaftwnaker lrid
Ih fiUI tjiitnmttt Innt Hum tnnny
IfUnn', Thy mad tunny propinM'tnn on
PPr, whkti Iookf1 fair, htu which wr
dirhifd tn li "nil rttht" th mlnui ihy
P'l tli cimmlli riwrn,
Thy hoMtd that thy would mnkn tnn
otl.tr tMn "loffc Ilk den? n A fjijy
Co alt om" ritTSrit', "
Exote:on Will Iavii- CrowTie-J
IIkkJs Tfcroazh Arseriaa Ara-
t rxiaiIors Aflr-r Idicatorr
Cereiaonis Nest ApriL
T" - r- 5os ly st k Affcts
v acwtisx .'ul. is. z . nhtei
F-at-H wfll swif tc EsgUsd: ab-wt tS M
1L0 f NTtniwr. aJ tae- guest o honor al
Hjt Thaskssvinjr baaqoet of the Atsertcta
Socie'y hr Londec
Presileai Fraaels referrI tS isatt.' t
ti Exposition Executive Comralttee fbr as
ex;re-vion of Its pleasure. OtSdal sorption
cf his cnpo3d. accestasce of th brtrtta
Uon. was given yesterday by the committee,
at ita rezular weekly meetlcz.
The invitation was received some weeks
ago and included an earnest reqnet for the
presence of Mrs. Francis. While it cannot
be positively stated that she will accompany
the President cf ihv Exposition. It Is b
licvcd at the adm-nistratioxx building: that
she wUl go abroad with her hosband.
The letter of the Secretary of the Amer
ican Society In London conveyed such. a.
broad intimation that the principal object
of the banquet was to afford the manage
ment of the World's Fair the opportunity
to attract general attention In England to
the Exposition, that President Francis con
sidered it his duty to accept.
PROMINENT MEN TO ATTEND.
A distinct impression was given in th
letter that the presence of the head of tho
Exposition was necessary to arouse enough
Interest in the British Empire. As a direct
means of accomplishing this desired end.
the American Society will invite leading
members of his Majesty's Government and
Englishmen, prominent in literature, sci
ence, art and commerce. The American
Ambissador. the Consul General and the.
attaches of the Embassy will be present.
The only obstacle that would have pre
vented the acceptance of the invitation has
been removed, according to the Information
at the Administration building. This ob
stacle was the immense number of contracts
for ExpoItlon construction which have
been awaiting the action of the Executive
Committee. The energetic disposal of this
business at the hands of Vice President
Corwin II. Spencer and his conferes of the
Executive Committee has relieved President
Francis of a sense of heavy obligation and
paved the way for important exploitation
work abroad by the offlclal head of the
Fair.
It Is considered not at all Improbable
that President Francis will find time before
his return voyage to yislt several of the
other foreign capitals, where he will have
a chance to present the plan and acopa
of the World's Fair.
RULERS TO VISIT FAIR.
In connection with the pending vlalt of
th Exposition President, it baa been ascer
tained that a number of the rulera of for
eign nation will be Invited to attend th
Fair as the gttt of tho Exposition man
agement and the Government. Tho present,
plan 1 lo extend the Invltattona soon after
th dedicatory ceremonies, April 30, Vint,
through the atmey ot United States) Am
bassador and Consul, to tho respective
countries whose ruler will b asked to
come to America.
Th IIt Includ's Emperor William, Klnr
Edward, Klrsc 0ear, President Loubet,
King; Mencllk and th flhah of Persia- It la
not expected that all of these monarch wilt
aerept, but they r expected to nominate
aom member of high rank In the reignlna;
families If) repremnt thm. fttrong wr
aivea hav been received that President
I.oubet will mm In perion, ond IlttU doubt
I expressed that MenUk and th Hhab may
Im txpecled.
LIEUT, WAnERSON RESIGNS,
Durjlfcutfan ut I'ny crmntn fnld
to He tin? 0uii8.
HBI'IJIlf,l''ll'rV7Af.
Wf,idnvinn, Hpf t- -fnvllhl npotnr
of , dnplPatlon nf hi py aremmtn h
r"lid In Ih rlnnaifn Irotn Iha army
nt ;,fotniflf inry WnU'rvm, Jr., Twiir
iy-hlnii li)lld !( Inlnntry, mw tn
MmnlH,
tlm i a on nf llenrv Vmtrnn, ltor
ot tb fwUvlll i'iiinPr'imiinl, Th
lnt of Hi nmount of bin dnpllntlonn tn
iiiintnrmlimit nn -jh, Ifnt If ptolmbly will
h mmntliUnt In tn nxlHblnirlwA of lftn,
AHIioiith li ifffem I pi,nlhlfl liy
fontt'imitlnl, wlin fiiilriint Wnnawii
fffd li nmk- nnd Hi amount, flnrl
I'lwff f(wriffimfldd l'it li In MMititMt
to rln l(d nf Mil obllnd to Inn
Ih ehw Mfnra eonrt'pntrllfil
Tll lffl! aeplllrf . 11 ! Wltf
"' itnlgnnilnii wnn lud at fh War
lJipAfUniil lO'dny,
WEATHER MAYJEMAIf, COOL
UoelM llyittrHityn fiVre Will Ua
Xu Cuiiiifit;
li'Alor Ityntt'n pindteUoH ot tvAur Weath
t wan ttiIMM ymtntdny, and th fnipf
rtitif wnt it hw d'mtn lowtr tmn tht
'allif pfftpiel epSldf trf Vt'dty lilt
predlcllon In generally fair nd wtfmtl,
fimtntday th fnpffura fnnd bH
Iweeti il dw t i hi tn, and 1 dmtut
at 1 p. in., bnlrnt thrtn point lowne than
on th ptriUmn day, H'pitmbtf la tapneteit
tn equl It hot makn a bnttr tnitd (ur
tool w(hr than August, and al present
tin-it la no hot weilhtf In tight, for m
few day th t'ttipntatut may hang
around Ih Kn, but n dllhtful Indian
auuunrr In scheduled by tJoelot tlyatU
a
NEW COMET IS SEEN
9
4)
0
4)
FROM LICK OBSERVATORY
Hn trrnncUni, Kpt. 1-Mftr
W, W. Carnptiall of Ih ftejc Obsrv
alnry rpittn that eomt wan dl
eovnrnd ty VroUnor Vnrlnn Mon
day morning In tho vjnntnWalPm of
jrflu.
Il fyaltlon w right acnfOri I
bourn and If mlnut and dfcllnathm
It 6Kt and St mlnut. It la mof
tng ajowly rtorthweiif.
ft I of th) ninth marnltud ami It,
Ib'ftntn, Ml v!ltilo without a, UJo
eop.
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