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taenty-six still missing.
Ml |'POM'l HO 1 • IKS roi \l TO
HI. INDIA HI Ulir.lA.
, n> r.iluiillou of the %• A nrk Kl
|llnsina nnil Fire Uulng Willi ■■
in Krost-ou I !•—% mount of
I |i|o*i% ••• In thr Drufthoutr 'ln>
I llintr liiMirNtirr Other l)rug
liottr* to lie liiv a MttaKMt*<l—Ttic>
I r e Life* Powtler Mrutnsli*r*.
S. * Ynck. Oct. 31 —A revision mads to
jrht of those persons missing ami
.*ht t<> hnv perished In th explosion
.J fir© at Tarram's drug tiou*e show*
t *, r!> U unuci'ounted for. Of this nom
\>+r f,.ur are not known at the addr a***
. by Hie |< ron. reporting them as
r , p Out of h whole number eight
. put down by the police as employes
inert S: Cos.
\ ii i itle body had, up to 10 o’clock to
r n .-’ll found In the ruin*. though
u f io k< 1 like |rt * of ho.lb > have
i . out it b* gins to lo*k . If
hi. in the nan >f dtbrlc whl h
i imbers the place will he totally un
r. .'liable as of human compos Itfon,
should the workmen And them Thl*
nu-e of the iremenlous heat c.iu*ad
i tti*- exp oslon und the fire, an 1 the fus
:fir f materials which, running together,
fvm fnje.4 of nil sort-. ; of stuff. For In*
ft f 4 i.< what was supposyti to t* part* of |
u ■ • t iken from the ruin® last night
turn*l out on examination at tin morgue j
i a. kene.l plrcm of melted gum :
Aguln to-day another ui.e.- was ]
t. which tho workman href thought to i
1.. ,m n flesh, but I* now thought to le j
t ,\- I mhber The s-:ireh*r* ha\ found j
ruin'* of th< llonunudf #•!**• 1 a
.mbr of articles auch as books, u hand
kerchief. a cigar holder, etc., hut whether
th* ir owners scaped or not Is unknown
tiny It** I'roneeutloti*
uuthoritl* s In the meuntimo are
| i*hlu: the Investigation Into tin* amount
of >xp ’•lves stored In the building with
, vn w to prosecution * Along this line
H- r’ury Augustus F. liochorty. of th*
?Te department, In speaking of the cause
of th*- .-xploslon. said to-day:
• The ombustible. curried hy Tarra it
&• o were largely In ex* of w* it was
slb.wed them under the law. and ‘heir
permit grant*d by tho fir* department,
und In consequent** of this fact Ui *y l*v.
violated the law Hy violating the term
of tl: permit they have committed
which not only vitiate** their
Insurance policies. l>ut render* them
< rfmlnalfv liable and r* st>onslbh for th*
domsg© to life and property as a result
of the explosion The tire Insurance ©am
jontes cannot t* held for the dain.tg
Hr Mg llnsM i MmitCl*.
Two tons of chlorate of potash and on*-
ton of sulphur. It arrears, were in th*
building occupied by Tarrant A- <*<. It ho*
now been deckled ly Fire Chief Cmker
and Fire Commissioner Scannell to Inves
tigate all of th* wholesale drug establish
m nta In the city Chief Croker said If*
th* course of an interview
• ! know that nearly all of these who!**-
s. drug ho us* ** carry explosive** In such
quanfit < p us to ten*!* r th* m powder mag
er.lnr.- to till purposes. They are .1 **on
**nnt menace to public safety. n*l 1 pro
lose t.. see that storage hou r*. are main
tained at n .f* distance outlie the city.'
DKt tsio\ fimi ni:*io< it \ts.
supreme f ourt *>stslssil Minor l\ci-
IlK'k* Otlleiitl*.
Frankfort. Ky , Oct. 31.—1n the Court of
Apical* to-day the judgment of th** 1 w*r
•urt in the rontes:* over the minor st it
s was nfflrm* >l. thus rstghlishing th*
of the democratic ißcumtcnts of
i* *e offices. Thr*e 11 t>t|hli(*an judges dl*-
*erUd. This case applied to all of the
• itc offices except Governor ami I leu ten
tit govem*r. the font. I# over which
w. le settled hy the I.eg slaturc.
Tit I 111) TO (dIUIT Mlf TDK.
.Tell tiunnl** St*ppeil Ferrell From
stunt fieri nit II i iii..*l f.
Marysville, 0., Oct. M Hosslyn H F*r
ifll/who w.i last night found guilty of
• ie murder of M* ssetvger l-**ne
ittempt***! to commit suicide during th*
irly hours t >-d y 1> smothering him
elf He wrapped the l* and clothing tightly
ibout hb ht'.id ar.d turned over on hi*
.• When his put|*o#e was dlgcovered
he guards pulled f h* cloth* s oft while
! ’rrell fought to |*revent th** r removal
CITY OF Kill IVKkT n TOV%.
Il|nlleil *1 fen me r W ill Il* Repaired
in •larUNon %■ life.
Jacksonville, Fla . Oct. 31.—The Three
Friends arrived in port at 9 o'clock to-day.
having in tow the disabled steamshif) City
* f Key West of th* Florida Hast Coast
Hallway. The City of Key West |*l!c
•tw*n Miami, Key Went and Cuba and
Nassau.
The st*nmship will be hauled on the
mays to-morrow for **xte*;aiva repair*.
HH\ KM H Cl I I Fits KOH I I II %.
1 hey Have Mnrlrd From ttonthport
li> lnlile Monte.
Washington. Oct. 31 The tb *b of four
r venue cutters bound hy the Intend rout*
#r * m Trenton. N. J.. to Cub i for servlc*
* the burl.or there, pro ceded from
> ithport to-*lay to Charleston. On* of
thr IhhUs re portal as missing bus arrive*!
1> at Charleston, nod from that |ort
t‘ tie. t will pio **d to Tampa.
U lIJ, bKAYK Till; F|*ui:w %TIOV.
Masanehnsella W omen Ohjeet t*i
Shnltinu Out the \rro.
b-Iford. Miss . Ocl. 31—The Medford
" men’s Club has voted to wlthdnw
• m the <iener.il Confederation of Wo
• i Clubs. I*c a us. th* ex*iutlve hoard
f/ t . inner cwrgunliatlan at the Fedrrn
ben Convention at Mllw ukv lust Jun*
r f >**d to seat Mr J.**ephlne fit. P. Huf
who reprrsenMKl a club of cool red
• omen.
MW*. HA( kKY 1% THU %YM M.
I‘iot cetllnas I!• %•• Iteew ln*tltutel l>
Her Father.
* nine ton. <-t. 31.—Mrs. Mackey,
of ex-Judge Thomas J Ylm key of
1 Houth Carolina Circuit Court, wi*
to-lay t* th* government usylum
1 the insane, wh.uc sh* will la* detained
11 t*mj*orar> i**rinit until a hearing on
1 lunacy proceed rgs In the District
In-tltiite.l hy her father.
ln|iM*it tl%rr llirr’s Body.
N.w York. Oct. 31 —Coroner Hart nn
r 1 t.*-*bi> that h* will to-morrow
‘ ! irnen . ;r inquest Into the eireum
' * s Mirnoundlng th- dath of Wili am
’ f *h fUce. the millionaire. In a fepori
! • * with Coroner Hart several days ago.
• Witthaus, a chemist, said that he
• found n small quantity of mercury in
Hire'* lody.
Frnnrfi.ltHainn Treaty.
linir*e;s, Oct 31.—1 t Is announced heie
’he IT inco-Bi'lßlan Convention
1 I*-./ during King Leopold's stay In
' ,^ll i 4 ’naltMy relative to the opening
** \ Hankow railway ar.d that It author!***
G'Uim to keep a garriaotn of aol
r in order to prote<'t the railway and
th# oonceaatona in th Hankow dlstncb
fftllTll TO CiO WITH aot 1 lIKIt Y
Hrporl of fils Appoiof men! ton firm,
ed by ttnlry.
Washington. Oct 21.—Second Vice pres
j ident Finley of the ftouthem Hallway to
•i.iy confirmed the report of the aopolnt
ment of tH*orge C Srmth. preskb nt ind
! general manager of the Atlanta und West
, Point Hallroad. to be general manager of
division of the Southern to cocmirtso
i Uuh the pr* sent Louisville. Evunsvtlle
| and Ht L>um Hullroa>l generally known
! hp the Air Line, amt the present I>mt
j ville *ll vision of the Southern, running
, from LouUvilh to Lexington. K> The
Loulsvill* Air Idne * now In th** hands
* of a receiver ami will bo sold under fore
i loaur* of certain on the road
about the middle of next month. Tle
I Southern will buy It. The probable
Ia mount of Its bid is not known
%Ylrkerhnin to <arcoeil *mltlt.
Atlanta, Oct 31 .—Mr. C K Wi,*k rsham
gen*ml sup**tintendent of h* Alabima
• rent Southern, with headquarter* nt
I Birmingham. Ala., will succeed George C
Smith as of the Atlanta anti
West Point nn*l the Western of Alabamu
railroad.- Mr Wl k rsham will a.-.-utne
his new duties In Atlanta on Nov. U.
MM YlftlTKM MrKIALKY.
Yrrltrs sld Kenfnrky \%ooll Give
It* poblienn Mniorlty
Canton. 0., Ocl. 31 —-Callers were nu
merous at the McKinley hem* to-day.
When the President and Mrs M Ktnley
returned fottn their morning drive, the
porch was tilled with |eople waiting to **•*
them Tho beat known of the early *r
rivals w*s John W Yerkes. Repubbcan
cjiuildate f*>r Governor of Kentucky lie
had an extended talk with the Prewi lent.
Mr Yerkes *uid (here wss n 'thing of
Ihihi k* nature in hi- call unl noth.ng *on
♦•ruing It that he cared to dtscua* but
that It r< latel t.* Kentucky affairs in the
iat tonal idnili.lstration He expressed full
ntblence that th. Hepuhiiivins will carry
Kentucky or both state and natt*mal tick
et j> an*l will probably increase th> It**-
publl* <n representation In Congress
"Our majority will b s# large.*’ he said,
"thnt even the Oo*'bl election lav. ma
chinery cennot <*veic*ivne I* He think
tho plurality *f McKinley will In* larg
as bis own. although som** f the podtic
lans of the state have lwen claiming that
Yerkes will he rur ahead of his ticket on
account of local Issues
HEROES OF THE IIROg.
I'r opiisi 11 on to Honor Them Caused
a Htortn In I'nrfts' t minrll.
Paris. Oot Sl—The municipal council
hnd stormy e°slon to-day In conse
oueru e of * mol i.ar. mn ie by M Colly, to
name etrfftln streets In Paris after B'an
qul. Flourcns nnd oilier hcio*s of the
sieg* during the Franco*Prussian war M
<'oily declared that the hotwr was due
them in re*x>gnition of ’heir effort- to
save Paris from the shameful capitulation
prepared by <icn. Trochuqtie His pto-
P* al aroused a perfect pandemonium
which th* president of the council was
unable to quell.
The Ro-isilMt rose on masse and shook
their flat.- in the faces of the Nationalists
M Rendl off. r* 1 u resolution protest
ing against ii proposition t*tding to
awaken Ivil discord and glorify crimes
gainst the country."
FuiallsA quiet was restored and M
Folly's motion was carried
RATES ARE t N* ATIM * W TOfl V.
New and ork Merchants Fulled In Get
\\ lint They 44 anted.
N* iv York. Oct 31—After Innumerable
hearings of objections aivl protestations
>f merohants and shippers ngatnvt th*-
mlvance in rates mode by the classtflcU
tion of the Houthern t'kisslli xirlcm Com
mittee. which went into effect in Febru
ary last, the committee has at last issued
another lasst first ion. which is to be
known as classification No LT
According to it statement Issued to-day
!*\ .1 M Lingsley of the Merchants' As
-**< iatlon. the n*-w schedules show no ma
terial chm g*\ • x • -fifing In name, and are
mV unsatisfactory that th* iwo*-iation will
take the entire suUJe t before the Inter
state t*ommerce Commission The action
i-s* to be brought a.ainrt some orw *f the
n*/a*Hs In th** Houth using this s* hvdult.
i _
( (lit AtiU 111 Ml Kith MEN.
Nrnntor Dolllver Introduced by tirn
44 lnton.
Chicago, Oct. 31 —Henator Jonathan P.
Dolllver of lowa to-night addressed an
nudl-nce of sev* r il thousand fit Die Audi
torium ur.d* r the auspices of the Chicago
Business Men's Sound Money Association
The meeting was arranged for th*- em
ployes of retail store* throughout the city.
Harlow N. Hlgg nbotham ailed the
meeting to and presented is the
chairman of the evening Gen. Frederick
H Winston. United States minister to
Persia under president Cleveland.
In Introducing Senator Dolllver, Gen.
WHinton stated that ex-President Cleve
land would vote for the re-election of
President McKinley, which statement
brought forth a great outburst of ap
plause.
TALL AM AgflEE NO! Till: ASTERN.
Independent Florida l ine Now own
ed by It. I*. Bennett.
Tallahassee. Fla . Oct 31 -The Tallahas
see Southeastern Railroad was purchased
from the cotnpony to-day by R L Ben
nett. a wealthy resident of this city. H*
formerly owned 33 per cent of tla * stock
lb will personally assume the entire
ownership and manag< men! of the road
l**tnorrcw
Thh road is b Ing built from this city
to Gainesville. It 1- already completed and
In o|e*r. tioti to Thomas City. tw**ntv-on*-
tnll*s southeast of Tallahassee, operating
a freight and passenger service Th*
building of ibis line mak > two independ
ent railroad lines Iki Florida
Presbyterlun t’hurrli t nlon.
Ed In bug h. Oc. 31- The formal union of
the Free and the United Presbyterian
Churches decided up*>n yesterday at the
Joint meeting here of the Free Chun-h As
sembly nnd thelTnlted Presbyterian Synod.
woj consummated t *-duy The Rev. Rob
ert Rainey. D D was chosen moderator
of the Fnited Free Church The small
minority which oppose', the union met In
n separate hall to-day nnd constlluted
themselves a Free Church Assembly.
Gun boats for i lilnn.
Norfolk. Va . Get. Sl.—Th gunUsit An
n.iindls word into commission ut th*- Nor
folk nvy yard to-day and will shortly
for th* China station where she has
. **n ordered. TT<** Frolic will probably se
company her since it would lx risky to
, sw j •k* ifltkr alone, os her con* bunkers
rr limited as to capacity.
Parnell*© Estate on llu* Block.
Dublin. Oet. 21 —Avondale, th® estate of
th* late Charles Stewart Parnell was sold
ot auction to-day by the lut.d Judge* court
The purchaser was Mr Boylan l. and frhnd
of John Howard Parnell, brother of las
famous Irish statesman
EiplosloM Killed Many.
Bhang hat. Oct. 31. The Dally News re
that a powrder magazine at Nankin
has been exploded by lightning and that
many persons were killed or injured and
much property was destroyed.
THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1900.
A NF.W i OHt*t)H %TION.
Kffort to Reopen Jacksonville Term*
lunl < str.
Tallahassee. Fla.. Oct. ll.—Bellatr has a
now’ corporation, the Campbell-Mi Mullen
Comjuany for which letters patent have
been issued The capital stock is flftono.
and the company will buy. *e!l and -'pciat,,
steam and sailliu: vessels for tran*t>orta
tlon purposes, deal in gtnetal merchan
dise and rial estate
Hob WTlUnm*. a l>uval county n*vrro.
under sentence of duth. upon the rei'om
m* nlatk n of the stat* attorney, sheriff,
etc . has had his sent* n< *• commul* I to
life imprisonment by th*- state pardoning
board
An I'Cfort is to he m.ek- ui the Supreme
Court of Florida to reopen the celebrated
Jacksonville Terminal Company cjm Col.
John EJ Hortridge of JncksonvlUe. was
here on Tuesday for that purpose. lut
action was defer?ed for tw.i weeks
Th** performance at the Opera
House this season will !*• given by Rinv-oe
and Ilollan l s minstrels on Nov.
E S Armstrong. Sheriff of Madison,
last Saturday arrested Tom Collins and
Dave Branch, the negroe.** who recently
murdered J If Billing m Madison <v\*in
t> The prisorers were brought t-* Talla
haseee and committed to th* countv
Jill.
GRIFFIN %% %* ini-NTIFIHD.
Held n • Latimer** Nln yer—%lkeit
t muting I out pit ii * to Open.
Brunswick. Ga.. Oct 31.— I Tricy Griffin,
th* neg: > charged with killing Conductor
M irion Latimer, was idem!Mod this morn
ing by Everett City * itlzens. ami then- is
now r.o doubt that the authorities have
the guilty man. The man who sold him
the pistol ar.d he.ird him say he would
com** to Brunswick or kill a conductor if
he attempted io put btm off the train.
wn.s bt*n* to-day, and says he i> pusltiv* ly
th* man Rui rond men and Brunswick
citizens generally arc bitter agrdn.-t the
negro but no attempt will be made to
take him from th* Jail. Sheriff Berrle
says he will defend the negro to the last.
Fifty men will be put to work to-morrow
morr.ng on th** plant of the Aiken Fan
ning Company. m! the work of repair**
Jng th*- factory will b* rapidly pushed.
S* rotary and General Manager Abrams
A cordial invitation
is extended
to the
Ladies of Savannah
to visit otir
©
Winter Opening
To-day, Nov. i,
and
To -morrow,
Nov. 2.
Respectfully,
B. H. Levy & Bro.
raid to-day that he expected t*. have the
plant running full ilm< on or hefure Dec.
1. It Is extieetril that th plant will trove
an output of 14.0)0 cane of nynteri* per and iv
A Ia rife new wharf will alao he built It
will be SOt. feet lon* and 2M> feet wkle, and
will be erect**l hi once.
Officer IJpn M I'arklll ret urn-1 from Bt
Simon thin mornir.it with Jack Hartley
and Jean** ltleharda. eok>r**d. charx**tl with
.tealli.K tlinlnr Imm the mill of the Hil
ton nml l>"dKo I.umber Company, at that
fdsce. It reetn* that the atcallng hay hern
trolntt on f*>r a number of y**nrr
Tim Souili Atlanfh Towlntt Company of
thly city to-day cloyed a rontran a*lth
a Philadelphia firm for a handoome now
tow h.at to la* built at oner The tvw
boat will co*t Jfiu.fvo and will he hull* on
the order of the Dauntleoa. hut wtll he
laiger and more powerful- The contract
rahx for her ,*>tnp!dt|on hy Atwil 1 The
rtcady growth of Hrunewlrk'a ahlndng
dcmatwkd finother good tug
CH ANIiBII AVITH 111. ACK M AII..
Wall kteeet l*r**a Urn lf*d*l f'niler a
fterlonn l linrae.
Now York Oct. 31 Watm.
cotinncl for AvnlM int Manager of the Wall
81r* ct I’revt. John fclvona. prt-yldenf of the
pap*.r. nn*l Ferdinand tj. c.ardner. an em
ploye. were d.*fendant In pollee court to
day nn th** rharge of blackmail
The comidalnsint I* C. AV Morgan, a
hanker and broker Morgan *ay that
flardner came to him aeveral day* ago
Willi u iwoof of an aitlele which he threat
en..! to puhllrh in the Wall Htreet pr.ua
if he. Morgan, did not pay lI.DO Mr Mor
gan aayy he denounced th** article a* llb*d
-1 uii.* an*l linaliy ordered Hardner out of hly
I place
on the following 'lay Mr Morgan a
•ert* IVa*-on am! Kvona called ami re
lent.*! the demand He then agreed I*,
pay them H.6UU. ar.d ho ar*crt that the
def* mlants accepted a marked tM bill on
account.
The aeoured were held in $2,000 ball each,
for.examination on Nov.
Krenrh Vvaaein at Baltimore.
Ilaltmore. OcA. 31.-The French erutoera
l t n Cerllle and let Bouch* *. th. former the
flafrahlp of Admiral Hlchard, arrive.! In
p**rt l*e 'hi* afiernoon. having left Ail
naia.lly at mum. A num'rr of tug went
down the bay to meet them, but nr one
wo allowed aboard until the veoaele e.t
nn hor off the lataar* tlo light In !a>wer
| Canton, and the ceremony of exchanging
no I tonal yalufea by the vaaaela and Fort
| McHenry wu conclude.!
Htellni la Kawaaa Iffy.
K man* City. Oct II -Oen John C.
tllark of llllitoP way the principal pek-
I ... at a meeting h*re to-nhfhl under the
| auypl'-ee ol the Bound Morey Demorrn’i
nnd a large audience wu nttßtcte.l to
' Convention Ha l A•! e lal Invitation wa*
■ to old sojdirr* and nuifi> of
| t.iam ware prevent Uer. Hlack dly.ji*ad
I :ha lyeue* of the campaign at lengh and
trade an appeal for the election ol McKin
and Roosevelt.
WILL NOT INVESTIGATE BYRD.
(Continued from First Fag** )
Introduc'd in the Senate yesterday to ajv
point a committee to Investigate the
ci,rg*t of cilmltial looacnsa*' mad*- by
Adjutant liitirtai Byrd In his rc|*ort
There w* re tnony speeches made, but the
resolution was voted down
Col Byrd denies that he was “after
Ohear' or any one else, but says, he mere
ly underiuok to show h.w certain leaks
had barn stopped in the office of custtslian
of pubhv tuiding**. He c|Hclilly dis
claims any m*.tith n of r<‘flrctlng on Gen
Kell's .idmlntstratlon. but says he con
* dend . mix If t part of that n Imliiiftr *-
IkUl
"Certainly,** he says. 'Gen Kell was
not my ptedecessor at the tim* th** re|H*rt
vas written, and I do not m-* how the
languag of the report could possibly bo
torturts) into any su h meaning I regre;.
too, that th* new spa pan* said 1 was after
of*ar. as no one knows better than my
self that Col CV.M'ar was not the cus
todian of public buildings, except for a
very short time."
Col Obcar declined to talk atxnrt the re
port. aavlng he did not set* why h*- should
be drugged into the m itter In any way,
a? tls reflection. If any was Intended,
could not possibly be meant for him.
Lieut and Antlgnac, who Is Gen Moll's son
in-law and whoso communication to Rcn
at*r Ellis called forth the sensational res
olltlon, sa'd to-day:
“Of ourse we know Cos! Byrd meant no
roflectlon on Gen. M* 11. but hi rcjiort
an **fficial document and the language of
If might be soconslrutd \Y do not think
th or* fore, the rcyxirt should b* accepted
In Its present shape Ev**ryl>dy does not
know* that Oen Kell was paralyzed and
not In active charge of th* office during
the period alluded to in Col Byrd's re
port fam satisfied th*- seeming reflection
was unintentional, otherwise I would have
made tt a personal mutter Nevcrtb* leas,
we think he Giould be rcqulnd to send In
another report, leaving out the feature*
objected to."
rdOITAIION 41. TVKTIMONV.
Hill to Pay for It Will ||* ORe red In
Leglaliatni e.
Atlanta. Oct, 31.—Despite the fi**t that
the Bar Association failed to re. ••mm* n I
at its last meeting that expert testimony
be jxitd for in the touru. n bill will be
Introfluosi in rhs Legislature on Friday
ro provide- payment for wlirxsiMu regarded
us experts For a number of y* ars the
physicians of th© sta* h *v- rrxiaivored
to ftocur* pay fur their #*xix*r tculmony.
but so lor th© efforts hav# f*iird.
Now th©r* r- several *lor'#Fp tn lbs
Hous* and they will light for thr bill
It provides for thr payment of • xp©rts
thr same us for witness©* brought from
outsld© th© state, th*- cost to I© borne by
the stale
I WA Alt It AN TED. HA YU 44 ATAON.
I'npnlidts Had no Blwat to Put III©
Niiur on Their Tlekef.
Aufrostu. Ga . Oct. 31—Hon Thomas K
Watson writ#*# to the Chronicle that tho
placing of his n.im* on th© l'opulist ticket
aj a candidal© for Congress was wholly
without hi* knowledge <>*■ consent, axJ
is now entirely wl'hout hla apiroval In
vl©w of his repeated atatement* that h©
is out of i>o|lti( s. he rgards the m tion
ns an unwarranted liberty He is not a
candidate, and will not lx*. :nd does not
desire < w io lx* voted for Mr Wutson Is posl
tUe nnd emphatic and I* aves no room to
doubt that the uo© of his name was whol
ly tin warrant#-1. und Is a poiitlrnl trick
which he unhealtwilngl) repudiates. ll©
flays
“I repudiate th© acii*m of whoever
prinr©d my narm* on th© ticket, arxl 1 de
nounce It as an unwarranted liberty taken
with one who has time arxl again publish
ed hi© withdrawal from |m*llU* ’’
I'olfftli E4llt(r© Iniprlaoned.
Berlin. 00l 21. —For som* tlm® the
BruiMliin k vernment has been vigorously
rr#x*eedlng ngalnsi antl-Germ in agitators
In PruHij'i Polish and u con
siderable nurnler of Polish editors have
b©cn ImprlHnie! ftg such agattaHon* T*
•lay luiUs.ah Hi m atkwskl ©dßrr of the
Praca. waa s* nl* nc* and to six montha' Im
prisonment ftr an offenslv® artlr e.
" - • - I hi
Clly of Mexleo's I'f.iialoflon.
Fity of M"*|eo. Or* 11 -The census
shows this city ha* more than 100/X>> po|>.
illation The |g>|ailatln of the federal 'lls
trfet, tneludlng the capital city. Is tn ex
cess of fifiO.flW
Hy the collapse of a wall of the city hall
In Puebla several >Jtlldren were killed,
end several fa'ally Injured
Oleeetora .if the Ills Knur.
rinrtnmui, Oct 11—At the annual -lec
tion uf the f’ieve!ar.d. r.a'l C*h,cajfo
atul Hi lanil* Railway Company (the Dig
Four! here to-day. W K Vanderbilt.
Chauncey M m-p*w. J Pletrpom Morgan
•nd Melville F. Innjh were re-elected
dlrectews for 4hree year*
Mints In, Roumanfn.
Lcrdon. Nov I. 'There have lie*n *e.
rlous anti-tax riots." wiys the Vienna
torreopondent of the Dally Frees "in the
Bern* district of Roumanla Two local
officials were killed, and tha troops who
were sent to enforce payment were re
sisted by the peasants, who killed eight
a* them.**
NOO4RYFd.T l*N 111 KK41.0.
•*l%en Ovntlon From Time of Ills %r
--rlval I nttl Hr l^ft.
Buffalo, N Y . (Vt 31—Gov Ri*oaevelt
arrived In this city shortly after 4 o'clock
after making a pause at Black Rock, an
industrial suburb of Buffalo, and the
northbound railway center of lh city
The Governor was accorded a splendid
reception at this place, and addrrr.sed a
fi w remarks t the laboring |eoph* From
th** time of his arrival until the time he
retired there was one comlnuous ovation
Tho streets through which he had to pas
on his wav from the depot were crowded
with |M*ople
Go\ Koos*veit *n**k- t three meetings
t<v-nlght. on© on th< east side in the tn
dustrial tmrtlon *f the city, which was
*n open aii affair nd where so man'
|4< pit- w. n (Mtht-rtsl that less than one
half * f them i *ukl hor the speaker An
**'hrr follow*'l in u small hall where the
major jrt of the uiidho* •• was composod
ol Ifaikitis, .ind the th.rd and last In the
Immenwe convention hall which was flle*l
to the very floors
Concerning th*- Ruin treaty. Gov Roo*.e
vclt add at the convention hall mewing
'Half a century ago ther* were many
aUdltlontsis. sln % rre but absolutely fool
ish and wrongheaded people. wh wstitei
the fr • states to accede frocn the t'nion
brcause t*hf- was slavery In the Union
H.ifl their advice been followed slavery
wo\iM exist to the present day In the
Houthern riitw Tt* only thing to do
was what we actually *ltd. that is to keep
the flag flying and when th* fullness of
urn* arrived nliolph slavery.
“Ho tt is In Ruhr We shall keep the
flag fixing and. therefor* In the end pntv-
Kamy and slavery will both disappear I
might mention Incidentmiiy that President
M Klnley hie already declined to r*v*og
n*oie slavery In th. Island srwl therefore,
has taken steps toward Its altolttlon
An I what are the plans of Mr Bryan’
Why. of all things In the world Mr
Ilrv.in propoaa* to establish a protector
ate over all the island*. Irrlndlng Hutu,
and ther**f*r* to perte tuit* thvsn and
polygimv by gu rwnte*Xm: to th* Islanders
these omigig their other institutions and
profi ting them again t all mitsUt* inter
f. r*nce In otheT words Mr Itrvan's plat
form deliberately provides for the |er|ei
nation of the very evils which h*- affet*
to denounce.
HANNA** I'HOM'FRITV CRY.
Tells Indiana I'eople Only Issue Is
Let Well R NONK I* 4 tone.
Goshm. Ind , Oct. 31 -Uenator Hanna
was greets by a great *mi(pouring of
people here to-day th** crowd who heard
his |*eech being estimated at 12<W Ills
visit was tin* urcasloo of a llg camp ilgn
rally In the course of n thirty-minute
speech Henator ilann i sakL
”1 hear on svery ebb*. 'Wh it's the mat
ter with Hanna and rile* of 'H* all
rlgiit.’ I want to know what's th mattei
with Indiana**'' (Cheers and crl* * “In
diana Is ill right *')
“I almost think that this election will
be unanimous, this great outpouring
means mu* h <gv.ui has been pfoaetllflg
fre© silver. ini|M*rlallsm und anti-trusts.
h has dmgg.*l these issue- ini the cam
paign for th* purpose of dk*c#ivlng the
people Their i< nHhing In this contest
hut let w.!l enougti nl>nt 4Ve have auf
fered enogh. se#x . nonrh soup house*.
nd we have * nrnel the right to he pro*
peT4i*t Is* you pro(-owe to h** |*v| nwiy
1 v t<!*• Irs’ist tn nfilef to satisfy the am
bition of one him’ frriea of "N*. N")
That expresses it fully, it |* too i*aig a
uory to la* covered with arguments at
this time The other skb has olway
e*en t#for** the p<**>ple with srsrr sutv
*rfog Imifflnsliis In order that the peo
ple may be de rive*l Brvan has Mwerr t
himself to the worst kind of demagogy
ind has cried to the pe>f!t t folkrn th*
steer, whose name Is lirvun
“No my frlen.fs this ele< tion is a test
t hvlty, th* patrlotlwm and the tnleili
g. n< c of thr American |eopk* You do
not want to \*4<* for a man wh<**> gov
ernment would I'Tlrig distresa and sorrow
to th people Everything on our side
appeals to nil the sentiment* of patriot
ism In America. It <wil* for a vise of
confidence tn the hJ mm let rut ion. a vote
of cor Aden <-*• in our iTesldent. who has
preserved the dignity of th#- nation N*w
tltat we have taken our place among th
lighting coti ns shall we turn our tweks
to th*- glory of our rubbers and saiktrs.
stall we shut our eye* and blin.ky fol
l*w that steer'* rksl forbid Let me
wart, you lest you he me led by false th*s>-
rles F is sealed Industries will shut
*own, Irak decrease an*l the laboring
class would be te first to feel ft Monev
• an h* hid away and when „ labiUng man
iraui# his day's work he loars his cauMal
ulso."
Hanna's Parting allot.
Fort Wayne, Ind. Ort tt —Mark A
Hanna -fv k< fe, two large nudlen, . ,
to-r.tgi.i He accuiud Mr Ifryan of utter
hypocrisy and In the last day* of th.
campaign, of .leaperntlnn In attempting to
raise class animosity and array workmen
-tg ilnst their *mplovers Ml - arraignment
of Mr Itryan was sery severe, and It fol
lowed hi* declaration ft,at he hoi t>een
the butt ~f Mr llryan's ridicule, sarcasm
and vituperation for four yeara, and that
now te f. re Mr llryan’s retirement to
prlvnn life, he propose I to give him a few
parting shots
Safe lllowers list Xnthlag,
Bhr-thy, Neh . fVt 11 —As ths result of
Mowing open the safe tn the postoffl..
by burglars ahren midnight. Hhelby auf
firsd the most disastrous flee in the hi*,
tory nf the town The entire opera house
block with all the store* and office* were
totally destroyed The loss Is about *.M.
UP The burglars got nothing
Steel Mill n Hesume.
Iron law. O Oct 11 -K.ygle Mill, owned
hy the Republic lmet ind Hteel Componv
which has been Idle since May J# last
will be ..tartcd to-morrow, giving employ
m©nt t n men
FOOD SAVES,
llnetor Knew the Value of firape-
Nwta.
A breakfast food that a toby can ha mils
Is u pretty safe proposition for grown
people with weak et-mache Dr VVm
Hall, ISfl Btate 8t , ffeonoav ha- tiled
Oral* Suit food In hi* own ctse, ns o if
suit of which he pays "I have been re
llevcd from the distressing form of Im 1
gestlon c.msid by the non-asstmllatlon of
starchy fowls, and since making Grape
Nuta a port of my dietary scale | have
had no trouble, and And mv power nf
concentration markedly In-rea.-d
"I have frequently prescribed Grape-
Nuts food In my prank e. with most ex
rellent remits The notes of or# ease |
enclose herewith. July loth. '9. exiled to
see M lk two year* nnd three
montha old; found tha child 111-nourished
with waxen skin, enlarged penis, beaded
ribs, enlarxement of the abdomen furred
tongue, lonstant vomiting and diarrhoea.
In short, a typical rase of rachitis. The
child weighed fourteen pounds and was
dally loaing flesh
"tn<|iilrlng Into the dietary, I fopnl oat
i rneai. matwrom, fi- white bread. r.. 1
milk had louts I the chief articles of
foot] and lat.lv all Ind t-■■■ re), tel I
* ' A*
bet on a diet of Orape-Nuir. which wa*
retained on the stomach from the Aral
"On my next visit. July IT. 1 fnurd th*
rhlld bright and cheerful, vomiting all
stopped, stools formed and natural In ap
pearance. weight 14% pounds From then,
for the next three months, the child made
a regular ami even Improvement, gaining
from eight to ten ounce* each week Bh
U now quite recovered In my opinion,
this girl has been saved from an early
4pavc by the uwtt ol Urwpo-Nuut food.''
ptV IKv IPllifc
Pcvr/ine.
PHILIPPINE CIVIL SERVICE.
%i MR OF TIIR %D4 4VI IGF* OF Till
NF.%% M*TI M.
Founded on Imrrlt'an tI% 11 Service,
lint %tlM|led to l.oral Re|ilre
ineMta—4'o-o|iemtl% e t 'l%ll tlrrvlrr
•Mares—Neu *rr%l** 44 111 11* t *n
lreheu*tte and Take In Huns
t la*e* *f I .mplos e*— It 44 111 He
crease the %rm> Fattrf.
("orre* p**udr-tv -of the A•" luted I'r* >
Manila, P. I . Sept SO The enactiggnt
ystcr lay by th* Civil t m:ni -**on *>f 'A*
Act for tile EetablfcidHwnt and M itnte
ruin s of an Efficient an*l Honest (’iv.t
llrrvlce In the Pblllpri * Islands.'' • lr*
par***! by PnwMdent Taft hu* pleased the
Filipino people and tuu t* nb-d t dt"*
please the arm). The latter u< an unfor
tunate and unintentional result. Tti* pro
visions of this *lvil # rvi-•• bill ar** nset
comprehcnrlve un*l complete, comprising
ail the executive luanehe* of th*- govern
ment f tic* Philippine lsll*l* and ll*
|M*rusul tends to show that th- qualifica
tions of “honest and *itl lent" tn the title,
am real intentions w II carried out. and
not mere it* h-w*rd - Tin tlli Is found*
el upon tin* prlnelikes of %ni* rle.m civil
service, carefully adapted t local require*
nt* nt.*> t'|M>n recommend it * u **f th* S*
retary of War It has b **n *|ecklcd that,
other thing being equal. pref
crenco shall 1m given t* FUlpln***
for civil employment under th* Amerl* ti
I'tililpplfH* government, mid under th
provisions of thus bill an employ*’, t*** h*
un American *kr a Filipino, may ns**, if he
show abllNy and unfit. l* n gs>d and
well-puld position In the f* rvt •
The importance nf m efficient and hon
est civil servli • to th* **- islands <m hard
ly |e overestimated, and If this new ser\
Ice 1* good and • ff*** live, ll- l*mig • wilt
r* fleet credit upon It** nrganiz*-rM and up
on the Am* ri* .in admtntefration of Philip
pine affairs T* bring UU*ul thlf* d*eir*i
hie end grad men are needed, aisl it i
he purine* of tiie org.mlzerf* of this bill
to mak** the dvtl service ultra* t v*- * Dough
to throw th#* claim of men wanted ll Is
th*- Intention *f the *rpanlzem that the
l'hllli>pln* civil service shall int degener
ate Into n flekl wherein |>olltlctana may
find oppoPtunHles to settle |>o)lt|cai otdlga
tlonf The service will he k*|t free fr*rn
the Ntlgma of po’ilal patronage *#r that
It will be open to isdliK-al protegee and
favorites. Th* *1 r * *f th* s-veai
lasiees of employe* have not yet leen *l.
t-rmined. but th'* 1 * wtll b- well |a‘*l. ‘in i
It will h.* possible f r a man entering th*
lowm dfrkpMii* by effi-lency on*l merit
to eventually become heads of bur-ius
.*n*l permanent under secretaries • im
port ant deportments A knowlaii" * f
H|nnlsl will la* an excellent help to an
American tn this service, although the
r*qiilr*m< nt of this knowledge Is I* ft ti
th* d’scretlon of tlx- t'lvll Bervlce Hoar.l
€ ft all Heftier Mores.
Ther** will doubtless b estahltoh* 1 civil
service eo-op* rative a*r* wln t* cnetn
h**rs of th*- vervl* ♦ may buy provisions
groceries and other n**-*l* f living to th*
same financial advantage that armv ffi
rev* now hay of the iirmv commissary,
irat the course of tlm* will procably see
the construction of government civil ser
vl *,* quarters a collection of g**>d dwell
Ing houses In some cool suburbs convent
ent to the city, the rentals of which would
le reasonable Hu h measures will *r-t
|y |xt*l to make th** service ;ittrs< live to
the class of men th*- service requires
Considerable det.ill. and the framing of
rules ami tegulatlons for the service, are
left to the < lvt! Bervlce Hoard provided
for In sections I, Z. 3 and I the act
Much depend* upon the ability and g.ssl
Judgment of this hoard, the m.mlsrt. of
which All pwittuns similar to th- civil
Service Commissioners In the t.’nlted
Blates. nnd the sell- tlou* of the Civil
Commission In this r.-pert are to Is- com
mended ami give promise of a fulltlmcy*
of the high stomlapl set by the act Mr
W I,eon Fepperman. who has long le-en
■ onnected with the civil service nt lemie
and who lies made a tsreon.il study of
the rfvil services maintained by Oreat
Itrttatn. France and Holland In their e-yst ■
iy|l colonies. Will Is* Oft 'his Isitrd. - Will
I*. Mr F W Klgglns. of the Washing
ton Civil Service C.anmlsslon The third
member thereof will probably be a Ktll
(gnn Pres]lent Tafi had selts t-l for this
IKjet Ir Joaquin ‘lonxaira, a most able
man Hut iht* genteman'a untimely .b ath
on the eve of hts aiq.olptmeni ha* forced
President Taft to find another native cap
able of meeting the nec.saarv require
ment* Mr Ktgfln* In visa of his pawl
■ xperlsnces. will probably aet ns chief
xamln.r, as provided In section 1. end It
Is probable that Mr Pef.prrman will tic
a>i|s>tnted chairman of th board
V € on, |*relteaslte Sera lee.
Tfte comprehensiveness of this n—w ser
vice la sat forth In ec-tlon e. which pro
vide* that this a t shall ppl>. except as
hereinafter provided, to all appointments
of rlvlllan* to executive |.oeitlin* uml. t
ta) The military governor, <t the t'nlted
Blates Philippine Commission. f* > the
treasurer e,f the Island-. Pit the auditor
of the Island*. <c| the collector of cus
toms for th Islands, (ft the collector of
Inland revenue for the tg) the
director of |*o*t* for the 1-land-., tni th*
tqvll Herrhte Heard: (ll the bureau of
forestry; (Jl the bureau of mlm-s. (k) the
general supetinten-lent of putsll. Inttiruc
tlon; (ll wardens of (snltetitlarle* and
prison- (mi th* provost marshal general
of Manila; fn ih* captain of the i*Tt of
Manila "
It Is to b. ixae.) that school teacher#
ore exeni|rted fmm the requirement* f
th civil oerel.e
flection 12 give* the Civil Service Board
ample tower to discharge any employe
whom thev find lo .*• h..ldlng a posllßm
In th- service In vlola'ipo of th* provl
,lnn- of the .et, nr the rule- of the i-ianl.
and sertlnn F> fgovkles that reilgi .u* r
■•Olltkal stnilautiite shall In no iV In
fluence the examination r appoint
ment of applicant# Heetlon IT sets forth
• hot no officer or employ.■ of the service
-hall eonlrtbiitr to snv ge.till.-osl fund and
.triton la provides for the punishment of
all persons making such wait) Ration
RgamtnaHona for admittance to th
servtc.. will l>* held In Manila llodu tnrl
Cebu m the Philippine*, and Itl the
Fnited Btnte* meJer Dm. auspice* eon
nol of the Federal Civil Bervlce Comml
• a>n who already pos-ese the requtre.l
men and machinery to hold these examina
tions In all of the farger cities.
Her ret. sew Army's Power.
Tne tnactment of this Civil Bet vice Hill
lekrsi aw ty from the army officer* a con
siderable degte. of Ihelr power in Phll-j
liq.lte Civil Administration It Is not
(ocnu:"! ?o? ©!*y )*##*) of nit-n to I-*- •!
prlvcd of power* they have wielded In
dependently. and the army officatk tin tell
enjoy their present ncceaalty of asking the
Civil Service Commlsabin for the appoint
ment of all their civilian employer Fmm
the Standpoint of the army. It t* Inconat*-
tetsf that (Jen MncArthur. the ‘Military
Governor of eight mlltton Fl'lp!n and
the commander of Cl.Ost American ao’.d.ers.
should be forced to ask th< commlsslan
for the appointment of a custom house
rherker at fifty dotlarw a month, and the
army does not take to the new con.Utlou*
with entirely good grace Buch atltrat
symptoovt ol drawu roUUona between
lit*' military .tml thr rlvll oflU-tal*. *>r., It
U polntr.l iMJt, iMMItkl to it wlmi two
of Kovortimiml. tmlltary itn.l . Ivll,
ar* op.-ratine at .niy nn.l thr stm. lime,
• i*l ft l* t'M'.l, tin- only way to prvvont
their i.our.i, 1, to Defer the aeaam|>
tl.-r. ,t leaver hy the civil element tin*i.
mi h time to the army ple.itt.-e tlut, ttw
• Utharlllee at Waehlnirton liavo
<h ulxl th.it me Civil CitmaUa
-h*n hall tiilx over a eert.iln |airt of tf.
In.ular Uovernment unD to thl oral the
. lint ilMtuii.u n,i aiveri the eonitniwlon
t X|.lh-it or.! re n.l ev. r> u'tiitn taltrn Djr
th.. i-ommie-ian ie i, thion more ihan
t.e arrvtnK oil of the -ixn.el netru. -
•roe given them l> H. . rotary Koot.
t • (Tvl |trv|M imi. m
, r .minrnt Kliif.iiio . tel t.ealay
Th*- hill re.,uirt e in ..*th of aileffAinew
t m the Kiliplnn to th. 1 ‘nit■ .1 Storm
: ivernment t.efore the former .-an enter
,hi ' ivll Hervi ■■ uiml the- !■ n, |t ..’uhilil
• Hut. you will tlritf . ontparatlvely few
I 111 p hi. no ly t.i t,.K.- tht. mme .eitti
until your utilh* riti.-e ~n iV. them a.l -
• tjualt fillet tifii i.;..int the r.it r i .j| of
tfieir revolutionary countrymen '
•f<> MfMMHWMfIT i i.A4.ik.
tot. Hrynn’e 11**1*14 trkiinn l.ftalax
*oclrl,*M At.tre*4M.
ftoaton. (h't 31 —The reitlv from Mt
Ilrytan In at ki>onlr*talnr the .ettn..*
.i' lopt | hy the ..jihuiut Ijtherty Cotißte*.*
of AtitMmperiallat* at Ihtt|unu,a>l|e whlcn
wi 'to litre, tl atei 'inf to him. hae jurl
u,n It the ofth*. „f the New*
Kiml.tn.l AniMmperlallitt lo*a(ue here.
The rt i* I \ l .tate.l llnnklvn. N V. Oct.
."* an.l le a.Mre.-te) 1,, lrwtiiK AVlnelrtor
*" relnrjr It fnlkiax
Tile rt. t;ii Of your letter notlfylns
Imloteeroent hy the .Antl-lm
l'*ui*4,!* '!'* |. Idle .inti . nrliielrly tile rea
e’utlone n tofueef wie .lelavr<l hreauae of
Hl' contlnuou. tii.-.iice from home A Mow
mi to aaoure y*u of my .iii|.reciutiow *>f
the eonn.leli , ■ i jri-e.'l I.V the |. a true
Ml e|.. , .Jellveriel .It ln*l!iina|>olt(. Auk
1 In rraiMtnee to the I t.*mo*4rattr
‘■ommlite* rete forth mv vh we on tmfto
tlallMii ni.tr. fully than I . ...,4.1 ,v> |er lei
ter I nrel it. t reiterate 'hem her* It
hoe be. n filtrm. ly (ratllylmt to dml *ur
people an fully iwnke to the Dwnyere of
l>ll* y Kvety Imth-allon at
(ireaent tM.lnt to aui h an .anphaiti: pro
t***4t axulnat the H.|Mil4lcati party ar to
not only Ineurr it return to the futMfa
mental |.rlnet|.'e ef troveniment, but ouch
.. i>roteei „„ w| | war,, n) | tn th *
future no* to i|i,rear<| the l>loo.|.|Hwrht
prlnclr>le which have (lien to this nation
It** Klory nn*l which muet In the ruture
m.ihi I* an example for the iinllltltiK of
mankind •*
1111*1.1.a I* ft A V'*4 MIIPMKATi.
\e* Orleaaa < Iran* tlut.i a team era
AAltli 7ti,Ttl7 Italea of I ntlun.
Vew ilr jenny, Oet 31.-Blirht ateamaMpa
wer*. chared at the rulnm houae torn
1 o.lny for Uverpoot. Itareelona. *;*rtoa
nn.l Htimbur* with ?>'. 77 m,u;ire haler of
■ otton and l.Ki rptmd halri* Thi la the
'•irye't umount or ,xnion ever rlaarwl
tium .in* |vrf In *ne tin\ There vemmla
will alao carry Itrae iiunatltlaa of other
- irtto, auch a.** tvheat, ixjrn, < mum need
prtehn-i*, etc
one of the verrele wlileh elearetf to-,lor
for I.lveneM*l w*,ia the llrltlyh tli-unwr
MeehanlclHn with Xtut tu|uare hair* of
eotton, 33ryi liu*h*'lt wheat ml Kin. feet
walnut turn tier Thin |, th lar K eat car*.,
t.f 144'im ever earrle*! from any |mrt
Th*. Mechanician la anew vennel of t.OQ
tone Huh feet hat* nnd hot* ~ rtora*e ra
tal* It y for *h,oBh l.ilee „f cotton
M; THI STS (|l ITI 111 MAKS*.
Inr find n lailm (muhln*.
tlnn t VlliiAlir,
Detroit <Vt II Continental Com
pany. Untiled. the National Screen Door
■•0*1 Window Sr one it Trust, formed about
■ year ago In Detroit, closed up Ita buai
n*Mt hrr# lo*d)ijr.
l'J. M Kemp. for the board of directors,
gave out the following statement:
"Afirr a year's experience a* a rornbt
nnllon <<• ihrlM to . t mi rather than
"itUI up further 'otnpetltlon r>n irromit
of oil>abb- firms. who have ereated a prej
•ellre against tjs. w.- thought It heal to
dissolve nt once. KvrryfMng hn* been
h-irmonhai* omotia the firm* Intereateil In
the trust The romhlnatlon did a busi
ness (luring the first year of ll.bfi ffUti in
the I‘nHefl HtMlea and 1 'nwih
hit AKKfSft IMi It KIIUVKI)
lie Hm President nt Iron, Tin and
ttteel Workers.
Mono I*. Ind . Oct. 31—The official news
come* from M M Garland, former pm
blent of the Amalgamated Ae.Ka Ist tijri of
Iron, Tin and Steel Worker* from Pitta
burg, that President Theodore J. Hhnffer
hue tendered hla resignation to take effect
at once Mr Garland and other* are uric
In* William Hutrhee, a former Midland
steel worker cf Muncle, now working In
the Bwtft mill at Newport. Ky., to tty
that he will accept the |>olltnA. A mort
tng will he held during the neat two
wick* oral the vice president* will name
Ihe tueeeeefrr.
TOOK lIVf>H(XTAAIC ACID.
Or. Kelllher t aed a Mpeedy Method
for aalelde. 1
Pawtucket, R !., Oct. II —Dr Michael
W Kelllher of thl* c:ty, a promlnen* phy
sician. ended hht life at hla home to-night
In a sensational manner He hnd been
under Indictment ehargtng him with con
spiracy to defraud the Berkshire Ufe In
surance Comiotny of pMtstleid. Maas out
of B.Wti mul the case was to have been
heard on Saturday next Dr Kelllher took
a full doae of hydrocyanic aid and died al
most Instantly. He had tieen considered
mentally unbalanced for some time.
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InIIMAI. HKPI.Y Pltoai JAP AT.
Ilatpernr Pleased With Answers tw
\ nil I <-4 at* rtf IM M Tote.
Berlin, Oet. 31 —The formal reply of
Japan, unrerervrdly acceding to the terms
of the Angto-fJerman agreement, haa
been received at the Otnnao foreign of
fice
Ktnperor William's long conversation
yesterday with the British amhassodor
deoil With i number of Interesting topics
His Majesty expressed pUwtqre at the
reception given the Anglo-Oerman agree
ment by the Powers, and he railed It
„ “good prtgr m utten of the speedy so
lution of ilie Chinese Imbroglio."
Negro W hipped, Alai L>srhr4.
Montgomery, Ala.. Oct 31—The negro
reported lynched near Anniston Monday
night was not killed, hip simply given
fifty lashes while tied In a sack.
t nnndlnns Cunitug Home.
Halifax. Nov. I—Th transport Idaho,
with the home-coming Canadian soldiers
from South Africa. 1* announced entering
the hay, and cannon ran the cltadal boa
commenced to rpar a weh-oma.
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