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sbands I9: easy. WINTER 'lllIIl x11 :1 u! drpuUc: ‘0‘ 0" .- ”In” the mount an we counwi 10‘“ “13mm" mgy Mt t; :4 mm wwl’“‘“"”’ :2 :1le edge 0‘ the V a” um. 01 houses In sud“ naruu was in ‘ up and down U the sung-rs MDPW comm; «was the M 33:.ng Im- lords! 1 mg“! m-fl'tflflk‘lll 1-0 an. m =mm: stepped a“h,;,¢r11.au.m.1 Lone. t‘ _ m- _ _-I ‘1- 1 DEAD LY VOLLEY, I: lull. Ac: Prompt" or lie '0'!!! nave Been lulled. VL'iIkz-s-liwxw, I’u., Sept. 10.-â€"Shernr Mar- u; who unlvn-d the deputies to fire on all m. at H.x‘/.L'XLuu. arrivvd hen.- on the ”mm Imm Lms evcnmg. lie was cool 'cuHm-Ivd. The sncnlr was at um um: w my win-the: he had given the mud an urp, but. merwanls udmlttul ”‘1..le he “ml. 1“: but“. {no Ll'uuble began at 3 o‘clock. I met max-clung column, halted lt and read pmâ€"Imuutlun. The miners refused to any attention. and started to resume r nnzrvh. Then 1 called the leader to ._ ll.- Ignored my order. I then nt- lel to arrest. hlm. The strikers closed n ”w, knucklng me down and tramp n luv'. I called upon my deputies to m», and they dld so. but they were rule [0 um-mnpl‘xsh much. I nullzed that. Mung had lo be done nt once or Id In: k'lHl-d. l talk-d to the depntles discharge their firearms into the 1111'. r the heads or the strikers. as it mlght [may rrlghten them. It was done at .-, but: lt had no enect whatever on the arlulml foreigners, who used the so much ‘ muglwr and became fl‘t'rct‘l' and newer, like wild beasts than human beings. .- strikers tin-n made a still bolder move -1 endeavored to surround my entire force comm-m. I fully realized that the for- -.-s were u th-spemte lot and valued v~ nt :1 wry snmll_tlgurc. 1 111.30 saw that “ “1 Then One 0 a ”a“; “a the Deviflu ,‘ a- M.- Pittsburg, Sc-pt. 3mm Hogan and by the .er an‘ ‘FInpnny. uni-nu 1"mad I)! wulm-n 'm mam-hing u an trim! to pusl u! the mad, “'hl with :1 club. lnlll the head. 'l‘hv w man-h. A short ‘ H's WQ'I’Q' stuppm} 0f deputies and Rudolph Lizy, w] "3. h-flxsml to hm- otlu-rs w Dan-hen finally Ship under arms WHJTI'ILE SHERIFF SAYS. 0! m With 2 Iliad wife-n ‘lu' m tr! WON msmn '. Nan-4 531131185 about {ms nun-u Nahum. Wounded and m on the narrow cots Hospital. Of these it i minty that the will b1 'olnmh Wm \uuL nu: u... _- tie-4:1: list b;-fcte another day 0:3" ‘ Such was the execution done-395‘ “fl mumvuu by 10:: dcputy sbefm'g 31111:“ t0 the tooth upon about 100 13mm - t. can- vai um. whose total arpr-fm’n, ese “Keg 01‘ two litthapenkm‘ 0’- fl! I“EV-:1 are undLâ€" utc , ct Mine runner? who 6.11.!” In Saga” With the luxhans, Hungauaxfiw that i t in the mines are of the OplmOPon'mke “19 strikes in the Hazelton realm blood- Enzliflx there would have been ch :1 de 3M The trouble was th‘!‘ e“ , M ‘0 the conflict yesterday 'ml‘sgiedewfltthe 11'? other. Sheriff Mann! Miners Inn-numb. of Work All-red. rm-nmt, W. Va.. Svpt. 10.-â€"Many more ‘x‘ r-wmu-ul Work ht-re yesterday. Ag!- ~I lb-u and Wood have gone. and no -r whu the result of the Columbus -r--m~.- may be. a general resumption Hazeltou ll tun-.- ,‘lfl: tired into an [(1111th rra. ’i‘hc then. tell like so many u“- exclteweflt since has been i nut no accurate figures or the uundcd can be ohtained. 52‘ mu 1.} to :0 odd tuned and 40 wow. Many 01 these win die. nu tracked the seen: to-mgnt my“; i-‘our other dead he in h; betwuen Latirner and nar- c who were not injured earned and wounmd friends into the m,- bodies were found to-nlzht um” Latimer. gr. 101..»th It] Trolley. .h M: liazelton at 3.30 p.1n.. Lilt'li‘ lllleulivu to go to hati- wh us the: became known a. much got on a trolley car and , the mountain to the scene, whhict XolluWed- After reach- : va‘y left the ear and formed cumpulilc's. They drew up “1,-1- ut the village. with a xeuoe or houses in their rear. urtlh was in command, and he and down in trout at the line mums approached. They were 3 .n‘rDS‘J the ridge, and Martin :1 meet them. drew up sullenly and listened mm he had once more read the This nnished. a tow muttering g the foreigners. and there was “ave-incl”, ionvum. Perceiving mm stepped toward them, unli.‘ Allied tone. forbade the advance. ‘ A 'l crrlble Volley. girlick the sin-rm, End the next hna .1. command to the depu- . ‘11“,- guns or the deputies tn- «m-d mun a terrible volley. The mvd to shake the very moun~ d war or dismay went up from . 'llxc >Ll‘lKL‘i‘s were taken en- mpnw. and us the men topphi u .uch other those who remain- Mulllprdt‘d. The then went down - \lul'iii of bullets like tenpxn's. mun: o! the dying and 0! the hill-d the air. The excitement \n-d “as simply indescribable. he seemed to be terror-stricken ‘11; exm-ulion or their guns. and. mm: strikers fleeing like wiid ollu'i's dropping to the earth. ‘ to lllL‘ aid or the untortunates y ind brought down. 1.1.,- ur hammer rushed pell-mell w, but the screams of the wound- u the (Tics or the sympathizhig rum-d inhabitants. V'l" , _ he -1- b.2375 Big?) "n #1313“ means txowle‘. kl S {alkin mrnt )rnminvnt man. one who has been In- u-nml in raising a large amount of aid hflfitnrving miners In Ohio, says the *ntxon had both-:- accept the proposi- as it “'nulll In the future be almost mvossibilny to secure further contri- Ins. a Ordered to m lipo- Then. Sept. 10.â€"'1‘he strike m a terrible crisis on the out- m-r tu-day, when a band of '~. xirvd iutq__ugx_L ‘11;th mm such a I'd-33 mun-Ly out or m 10., u-xclted to II» “LVN-If and dell"! (‘lnhbed by . Won-an. r". Svpt. 10.-'1‘wo minors named .:m and Murray Sutton, employed .o~\\‘ ank Cleveland Gus Coal . :xlt-‘mptml to Interfere with a. \vnnn-u, win-s of strikers. who ru-h‘xug tnrday at I‘lum Cmek. Ho- 1 in push Annie Flvla, the loader. uuol. whc-n she knncked him down luh. inflicting a painful wound on . Thv \vnuwn thou continued their .\ shurt timv Iutcr a body or strik- ‘ Stumwal near Centre by a party tins and ordered back to camp. I 12y. who was leading the march- xm-q {9 stop and was arrested. 'Hu-rs m-rc also arrested. The s xinully turned back. and the four Jvr arrest were sent to Pittsburg I‘rnops ordered Ont. :. l’:!.. Suptf 10.:â€"Thc linen mu Talking. N. 0.. Sept. 10.-â€"The miners are ng in national convention about a I at lho strike. although every u made by the officers who have the settlement has been promptly 3uluu nou.\. _ ..- In such a gang : infuriated tin-1y out or the question. us )9 “cited to listen to reason. ysdf und deputies would be \wrn- not rescued or it we did mrm-lws. I tin-n called upon In dorm-d themsoivou and shoot 1 1.» protect their lives. or to mun-my that tin-y had been sent an twin); demolism-d. I hated ('nllillliilld to shoot. and was Hut. 1 was comm-lira to do so. ln‘n- to do my duty, and Idtd I km-w how and as my cun- u;- said. may be. a [ assured here luudunwnyg. 1m soon afterwards reached J the road leading to Lau- gruups or frightened Hun- m- surroundvu dying com- ulhurs, harm! or pursuit. ucw-colner and begged his Twenty Strikinfl r5 Killed- n Guard. h r1013 at H owners 0! the ‘ku continually '11., Sept. 11' might in rams it this hill-top 10.â€"-The Third 31-1. as born ordered out uzclton. or Be Would .Juty sherifis armed Lbout 150 i‘mrant ml armummt con- Wnknivcs- The“ ramshackle In!“ l-top towno F0": m] broken figures ts of the ammo“ r. is 311110“ a cer- be added to the ',u to mu- strong gum-a, ‘ known a morning with La; “‘1' if: the Third Br '~‘ 5“ _ v the town was 1"“ rend:- thc day. The um formed . . re“. up “as-stall undo: nth nuance soldzgrs and cc rat. Tins arts-pm mi, and he Gallagher mat n! the 11m.- R Hm who I kiow Ewan-om heels. The; reminded him that the big breakers were in danger, and that one strike: with a. match oouid cause un- told damage to property. Whu the op- enters impressed on the sherifi was that it was clearly against the law for my urmul body at men to mobilize match. The aha-ii took that. view at the matterttoo, and, alphough he had u“: I‘M-Isn‘t, ovv, “on... _-__-_U, no posltive intermatwn that the anarch- crs were armed, he had reason to he- heve they were. Acting on his own Judgment, he decided to halt the march- ”; cummu, and, 11 possible, disperse the stnkers. The situation to-night is intense,_ as th: day was mu 01 events and me:- dents. first and foremost the purpose these men had in new when thear march rev ceived its tragic end was consummated. The 1500 Workers at the Latixm-r nines, to whom they were bgund in an effort to induce than to join the strik- ers’ ranks, have laid down their picks and swarn to do no more work unul all the demands of the men at all the mines in the district have been conceded. Next in ‘ rtance was the issuance ‘ or warrants this afternoon {or the ar- ‘nest at Sherifi Martin and the 102 de- puties. These were issued at the in- stance or_the United H_ungari.a_n ~ “A -â€" Ohm .Atal- \u. w-.. puties. Theeâ€"e $6115 issued at the in- the St. George Society, at which nearly all the dead miners were members. Beb- ert P. Riley, manager of the Andxractte Detective Agency, took charge at the documents, but up to a late hour to- night they had not been executed. . Sherifi Martin, who spent last mxht at his Wilkes-Barre home under 31 strong guard, came to Hazelton this morning with the Ninth Regiment 9f the Third Brigade. His presence in the town was not known until late :n the day. Then it was mund that he was still under the gmdiamhip or the soldiers and could not be matched. This afternoon Constables Ail-9.1 and Gallagher made an efiort to arrest A. E. Hess. who bed one cgnmpnq or the "new nu vâ€"y uâ€"r.._, D. I] ~â€" deputiee last night but he had sought shelter within the military fines kept by the finch Regiment, and they retus- ed to permit the cbnstables to pass the guard. The wan-ants charge murder, menu and battery and threatening to Throughout the day the city has been given up to excitement, which, by is suppressed character, has been more ominous than turbulence would have! beam The incoming or the State troopa. which began at an early hour this morn‘ ing. served to cow the strikers and the r symmthizers, and no further demon- stration was made than the gathering about street corners of knots of men and women, in muttered but intense discussions at the shooting. To-night ‘ there are tully $00 soldiem camping in l-‘c IbuAncst of sherllr )Innln and 102 d In Deputies. town. anelton, Pa., Sept. 11.â€"Warrants were issued this afternoon for the arrest of Shem! Max-tin and 102 deputy sher- ifls. They were sworn out by the Unit.- ed Hungarian Societies. The warrumts were placed in the hand! of Robert 1’. Riley. manager or the An' thracite Detecfiue Agency. The prosecu- tor named was Joseph Maheluto, prcai- dent of the St. Gem-go Society, or which most or the dead miners were members. A number of promment citizens of Haz- t-Iton who served as deputies are‘namcd in the “fan-guts. ,, -‘-‘A,‘l nun cnmn urn- m LLIC "un- uuuuu Detective Riley stated that some pro- minent men of the city have subscribed money to assist in securing evidence against the deputies who fired on the miners. Mr. tilcy also states that some of the dead and wounded were treated 'bmmlly \vhiie lying on the ground at Lntimer. A searching party has been scouring the country between Lntimer and Hark-3gb. a distance of two mfies. in search of eight miners who have not {been accounted for. IIazloton, Pa., Sept. llâ€"Quict has pnevuilod all day. Several of the men killed by the deputies on Friday “we buried this afternoon. 'nle Columbua Convention Propel-luau of the on xinia 1115. um w...-__ _ . accepting the proposntwn of ‘he vote w.” burg operators. . and 317 uguinst acceptmg the settlement. 'flle delegates fro whq had 250 votea, were ul against. a. settlement. The adopted_is 313‘ follows: ,‘ ---n tho _â€"vr-~, “lit-solved, that we, :the' minega w- Pennsylvania, West Vinginla, Ohio and Illinois, in convention asgemnbledh 'do hereby agree to accept thé prODOSUO“ remmmeudt-d by our National Ex::cu- tive Committee, viz.: 65 cents in Plus- burg district, all places in above named States where a relative pr'me can b9 ob- tained to resume work and contnbute liberally to the miners who do not re- make the advance. where the fight. must be coutmued to a. hither finish.” “â€" nun 0e cuuuuuL-u w a uluwn any... While ten days is provided for {118 minors to resume work, it is probable that many or the Ohio and .thubutz miners wxll be at work Monday. .. J'_ .n The Illinois miners will be called 1n convention at Springfield. Sept. .19, to determine what shall be done in that State. Some of the Illinois delegates are very bitter in their denunciations of the action or the conventim, Since they claim their interests have not been 81V?“ due consideration. THEY .\.uu..., r“, -.._ P. H. Penna, formerly nnfional presi- dent of the mmers, now an operatar in Indiana. says the Xndiana miners will readily pay the price called for by the new scale. President Carson o: the Illinois operators did not look favor on the negv scale, and would prob- ably object to It, bu; he believed they could be brought to tune. “It will 1:19- matelv be eqmyalent to a settlememt m on: S‘tnfe.” sad! he. President ,Dolan .u 4;. 4-1.- Lu... cA hrinv our Dunc, .mw ...\.. --V_.-___- ,7 , thinks it_ wfll not take long to bring' De Arm.tt_ to tune. All the other Pennsylvama operators would pay 65 cents readily. ' President Ratchtord expressed himself as well pleased with the outcome. While heigavored the original uncondi- tional ratlivcntiqnpt the agreement. he was perfec"y wxlhng to concede the con- ditions agkml'by the convention for the reason mven. “It is in efl’ect a Kational settlement,” l said he, “and that was very desirable." Tho quuo- Gnver m- at Any ‘l'l-o “lee May “an... Hazelton, Pa., SEN. 12â€"The situa- tion here to-night is grave: than it has been since the bloody ath-ay or Friday ‘aiternoon . Therein strong reason to flee: avconflict batman the strik and nine“ military tumor-row; ant! than; nfan ‘ indication that from 5000 to 7000-th {miners will join the malcontents.-.Feel- WARRAHIS ARE OUT All Quiet an Sundnv. Ion or the Operator: for 65 Cent: 3 Ton. nuns or contract. .Auu v v_otc 6.31.3“493 {or mm: the terms of :ates from Illinois. were unanimously The resolution I.‘ ‘, _.the' miners of Vlrs‘wa, 9m? “:4 11.â€" ‘he an!“ was decpredrqn 12.â€"â€"Qujet has Agrees lo the grout â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" “:ng‘oonunues‘hxgn"agunsfiienn nur- fin and his deputies, and the intensity at the situation is such that a sudden um of the head or a word spoken-above the of the head or a word spokeqabove the ordina-ryjone brings a. rum crowd. The soldxers are watchful and ready 101‘ on emergency, and the people or t_he town are in ; state which my become panic. “mug in in the air. and it it is to tcwn are in t state wucu may become panic. Troubleisintheailnfllditi miners are going on with their arrange- manta. To all intents and purpOses Hazelton is under martial law. General Gohin declared to-night that in spite of the wamnts issued no constables nor any civic authorities will be permitted _to arrest deputies. He said that the shenfl is an executive omcer, whose duty )3 to preserve the peace and that he. Gobin, and the troops are really subordinate to the sheriff at this time. being engaged in helping him to perform. that duty. Under the circumstances, he will not permit interference with the sheriE‘s omcials so long as the military is here. In spite of this fine distinction2 the com~ mander’s decision on this pomt is ac- cepted ns superseding the civil authori- ties by the military power. «4‘ AL- Anne}: LIVE U: Luv Ha ------ J r'-- , The events or to-duy were the death of another of the wounded, the an- nouncement this afternoon by the hos- pital doctors that six more will die, and the funeral of tour of the victims. Ten more will be buried toâ€"mortow, and here the trouble is likely to occur. It has been arranged that the ten cofllns shall be carried on the shoulders or the strikers from the undertaker’a shop to the front of St. Joseph’s Church. In front of the church' a platform is to be erected, upon which it is tho pur- pose to place the ten cofllns so that they can be viewed by the crowd. _ n - '.AL__=-_ 11â€"15 others. can: vs v.»v.y‘_ ,._ Then agidresses in Polish, Lithunian and Epghsh are to be made by priests flue SICIIII “III" Ice Puck In Otter Point. 3.0.. Sept. ISLâ€"Shortly he- tore the Cleveland lett St. Michael for Seattle. the United States revenue cutter Bear put into St. Michael with Captain fWhlteside, his wife, the first and fourth ofllcers and tour seamen or the steam Whaler Nevach. They are all that remain to tell a terrible story of death in the Arc tic. The Nevach was caught in an ice- pack in the Arctic Ocean. or her crew, 42 were lost; 31 were crushed in the ice or frozen to death. The Bear saw the vcso and lost no time in going to her assistance. The captain .his wife. two officers and tour sailors were glad to leave the dismantled. crippled ship. but nine refused positively to 0. They were lost in the desolate field of ce,_ar_id it is ffared they have perished With Engine and Boiler ol the smner Found by Fishermen \I hllc Grappling \ Toronto, Sept. 9. On November 22. 1879. the side-wheel steamer Wauhuno ava- wrecked In Georgian ‘ Buy and not a soul escaped. The news or the disaster did not reach Toronto until several days afterwards, and later on the hull or the ill-fated steamer was discovered drifting in the bay. Not until a few days ago, however, was the spot where the dis- aster took place discovered. Mr. J. J. An- derson or the Anderson Fish Company and a number of fishermen Were grappling for nuts about live miles north at Moose Point. which is about 20 miles south of Parry Sound. They found the boiler. engine, nu- chor and chain and a hand truck belonging to the Wuubuno. They were lying in about 10 fathgms of water. Mr. Anderson got discovery iixcs the place of the disaster and cit-airs up u. mystery that few thought would ever be solvod. _______â€"â€"i span; Vt Ant- an mpaunnllon. Madrid, Sept. 10. â€"â€" The Minister at War has cabled Captain-General Wu- ler, asking for an explanation regarding the capture by the msurgpnts of Vic- toria de Las ,Tunus, Province of San- tiago de Cuba, which is defended by seven forts. having two Krupp guns among their armament. It is stated here that the object of the insurgents is to establish their Government thore ' .LM. nhfnin the recognition or their ‘ "‘ A~~ A among w.- w, _ here that the obJect of the Insurgmm is to establish their Government xhvre and then obtain the recognition of their belligorem'y by the limited States. A Spanish expedition will be organized to recapture Victoria de Lus Tunas. lure name In: I’lle. mum; Sent. 10.â€"-Mr. EADON of this “â€" ‘F-A Plan- Quebec. Sept. 10.â€"Mr. 11. Don: u. u... city, who has lately returned from the Klon- dike, gives a report of his experience. simi- lar to that of other miners. He was fairly successful. and. being the owner of several good claims. he intends to return in March next to rename work. He strongly advises adventurers not to start for the digging! In»... n." time. as winter tnvcl b nines! gooq glalms. he lutondsrt‘o , _Ar...â€"n. mark, 9 K00“ Ululu-n' u, v” next to taunt: work. adventurers not w s before that time, u I an lmnnnlbflljv; “ an: â€"â€"__v, Pn-amn Cm] Construction Work m mm French to 3mm numb and Washington II Excited. New York, Sept. 9.â€"A special to The World from Colon. Colombia. says it is announced that a concession (or the purpose or completing the Panama Ga- nal has been granted to England. New York. Sept. 9.--A despatch m The World from Washington says: The ‘ World‘s special cable advice from Co- lon, to the effect that the tmnchile heretofore held by a French company tor the construction 01 a slnp canal across the Isthmus of Panama has been transferred to the Government or Great Britain. has created a sensation here. ny has purchased the nch company, and may continue the work now in progress. but that the has assumed eon- British Government trol of the project is -not credited. The concession onginnlly med by the United States of. 05:11:11: in for the construction of the PURTY-TWU LIVES LUST. THE lLL-FATED WAUBUNU. '! their comrades. mommies connected with the work much headway has recently been made. A force of two or three thousand men has been steadily employed. But the nncertamty or final mace-s has proved [lama-Wilt ENGLAND TU FINISH '1‘_HI_I JOB vv\ .â€" Civil engineers and thou [unflin- vytn 911ml construction are not qt the 0pm- 3on that a. company of Enghsh capital- nuts. would meet wnh better'succeu n Whim- Nevach Caught In an Puck In the Arctic Ocean With Terrible Result». tor Nag. aespatch to and: company a. ship canal ama hu‘beex; con-l4: unon Iowa! open. Afrié Proceedlnfl Congress at m Denou- nu "“ spine! “W'- Walt lune-3 um I“ ' in. ; do: I.“ fluencyâ€"lucr- ,u... .â€" toâ€"day, adopted a resolution setting forth that the conspiracy laws. an ap- plied to workers, are “indefinite. am- . biguous and generally unsatisfactory." and urged the Parliamentary Committee to promote a bill having for its object the reform or the jury system. so as to make it possible for all workers hIIV- ing no legal fisabilities to net as ju‘y~ men in all civil and criminal cases. The congress also unanimously adopt- ed a resolution in favor of paying mem bers of Parliament for their services. and instructed the Parliamentary Com- mittee to do its utmost to get the que - ticn again introduced into Parliament, coupled with the payment of returning ellieers' charges from the local rates. It was also unanimously‘resolved to instruct the Parliamentary uwmttee to promote a bill providing for reform in the taxation 0! ground values, pro- viding tor their rating as other pro- pet-ties. The Miners‘ Federation of Great Brit- ain vehemently urged the following. re- solution: "That this congress Instructs the Parliamentary Committee to assist the miners at the opening of Parliament next year in getting as many members as possible to ballot for the Mines Eight- Hours hill. and that when the hill is down for second reading the Parliamen- tary Committee assist the Miners‘ Fed- eration in whipping up members to at: tend the House of Commons in support of the hill." '1‘ he delegation from the Northumlier- land miners oppoged this resolution. but It was eventually carried. i; ifie tuxutioq vidlpg tor the: 90.1.1198" n" ' I Want the n. In? Que-non Settled. Birmingham, Sept. 8.-At a meeting held this afternoon or over 250 delegate» to the Trades Union Congress now in session here, a resolution was adopted dot-luring “that the best interests of labor and productive industry impemtively press for an international settlement of the monetary question by means of the restoration to pur of exchange between gold and silver money. so as to provide a common standard of value throughout the world. “This meeting of representative trades unionists earnestly urges the Govern- ment to carry out its pledges to Pur- linment on the subject in u hearty, lib- ernl spirit in the present negotiations r»- .m international agreement." “ ~Mâ€"n. ..r “This meeting of mpmutus- unionists earnestly urges the mont to carry out its piedges liamcnt on the subject in n he Pral spirit in the pn'scnt net for an international agreement Mr. Fox dwelt upon the 31 tmdc unionism and tho consec provogncnt in the condition of Amount. IIo declafqtl that t 1.. ."s- A for an international ltglcxun...“ Mr. Fox dwelt upon the growth of tmde unionism and the consequent im- provement in the condition of labor in Ammim. IIo declared that there was 'rowing movement in favor of the es- “ 1,. tnblishmvnt of. the eight-hour day and of the arbitration of tmdv disputes. and added that the organized tmdos mu] arrived at the conviction that the tim' had (-nnu- fur the restriction of immi- ~__.:.... L. America or discontented Eu- HI Uunu u of the arbitration of I added that the orgu arrived at the comic had cumv fur the re gration tn America 0 n Dean labor. A very many Belfast, Sept. 8.â€"-'1‘ms Wu: busy day for the Duke and D York and it was the last of t in Ireland 'l‘hcir “$3M High! arriving here from ; ouut Su: County Down residence of the of Lundundorry,druvc to the T( whvre they main-d no lrss h. dresses from diflcn‘nt pulmc l longing to the province of Uls Duke and Duchess wcxc thvn ‘ l â€"â€" I.“ 9}.“ POYDC 'lhc my :11 PPM“ rnthux'incm b." 111 packed the main Muller Aunrrnxn ol Fpt‘ll ma Not uv ‘ Word- Whlch We" Credit"! to II-. l Madrid, St'pt. 8.-â€"It is (nfilcinny denied that the I'ra-mii-r. (ii-noral Azcarragzi. has written to the h-adors of the politi- cal parties saying that the Government at Havana “'Mlid pmfor war with the United States to the intervention of that country in the affairs of Cuba. It is also officially denied that an at- mche of the Spanish logntion at Wuh- lmzton has drgwn upon himself the sus- picion of espionage. .On the contrary. it is assorted. the attache referred to confined himself. in visit'nz United States forts and nrsvnala. to puroly sci- entific inspection of those works. similar to that of an Amvricnn naval omcer durinz the latter’s rtcont visits to Fer- rol, Cadiz n~nd Cnrtagonn. BOTTOM FA LLINC OUT. unu. uu‘, _, has written to the cal parties saying: at Havana Whllld United States to th country i_n thcflaffq It is also official]: mche of the Spunis ‘mzton has drawn u picion of espionage it is assorted. the confined, himself. THE ROY to In" Ice- Grubs-I. Simln, Sept. S.â€"â€"In official circles acre ‘ ' ~=-I»â€"\a mum: that the bottqm Simln. 50px. or... ...... - it is considered evident that the bottom is dropping out of the rising of the tribesmon against the British. The gen- eral officers commanding report that the Qlflrclfllfl Anon: The-solven- London, Sept. 9.â€"The Times Simla correspondent says that the dissenniun among the Affidis is increasing owlnx to the stoppage of all Govmment n1- pe . Atrial: learn at the sxze of the punitive expedition sent agmnst them they will elect to yield. Be The measures to embliIh communica- tion hetwgen swim and the Anglo- withdrawn their eastern mm are concentraging on the Nile. ‘ anneh as then- mrthernmm I: mew Paris commie“ Versailles to ‘ 1 modification 0! the 00°? 8.â€"-'l‘his was n "‘5' J Duchess 0' of their Ital." v-_L...._»m-c nu Sept. for th: Duke an it was U}? lqst' OFFIC: mrnuaxxss 11" at! 93" nacho» .41. mar To 11:31. |u ltau-uo _. , > assist the Miners‘ Fed- pping up members to at: o o: Commons in support much! a: tutu. I'll“ an wu- the co" g rent"! of Pa- . ”for. In Tun- y-IIICH Wu! :- yâ€"l-dlnn [Jpn-III my 6: the um 0. men of York I». ti! 3068 uvuo *- â€" 7 II:- The Dsrvhhec have“ their eastern outposts n rating on the Nile. with Me:- .4 1. mm u 1.8. ‘fin‘it’héfixfim 'po-t. __.___ nus 1N mum Lnuu v â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" of 1. lsur. The _. then entertain- .mrnnI-sltion 0‘ the Duke I'“: ,4 ND. atthecanzormpuw...__r dictn‘ct. _"I‘he mamas; 1: input.- fined 59 Belgian once" 1nd “men and de- ltroyed up. the m7 m depre- dnfiops nxht 1nd lett. , Than repqrt is Wed in Bras-eh :- merely another version of fire we". of the soldier! ot'Bnron D‘hnni’u expedi- tion tothe hednmottheNfle; ' # THE YELLOW-1'37“ S rl as follows: vet-ecu 2:5 cam or Dengue. 111 vi Id 0 I about three other cues. re 88 nick in town. The aunt." of twa cases of yellOV f'cvé’r git ' ton is considered rellabte. ' . mon ran” the fever is Yellow Jack. but 01b ll: of 1 mild type. qumndne ‘will be enforced “thaw“ The Government experts M will be asked to no there. a also to Perkins- ton. to detemln’e definitely the chute tel- or the disease. Wuhimpn. Lathmp. (hum; “Fame ovum..- Pacific expneu I: No. 1‘1. from San ancigco to Los Angeles. was held up gt a nutch neu- Momno Tuesday aven- inz. The tnin robbers had fled ten Macrouthemeknndhndmthepfl. on are. A: the train slowed no» the robbers. vho were Inside I fence. fired five shots at e train. A mmfidinzontopotthemar was the 019: pence wounded. Two 1.7mm Columbus, Ohio. Sept. 9.â€"-Tbe minen‘ convention mined in exmtive neo- sion until late this alter-noon. adjourn- ing until tomorrow morning. withou' haunt taken a Vote on the NW nettlemt. RETURNS WITH 810,000. A: Ann-hm [vac-co mm In the c... rm 3'“ tel-oh. r; sWER 17 fl Chicago. Sent- 9*“ gen plainly showed finement and warm 1 tures were more w court til-dif- Kruger, the dru _ man Frank Bulk e medicine whch Luetgert ordered his employe to par intgnded chase. The testimony was A merely (as corrobondvc o: the 1am 1'" 1141 nun all. run! ionnxu numb. THE LUE'IVLIE Dr- 9.35% What. ’3‘ Luet. Children'- Sultn $3.00. woo “-99. ...v. -V - , 81.60. on. a mi Pena 83-00. 840. 800. no" Pena Loo. 76o. Goo. 86o. etc. assorted In all sizes and every cult we- The stock is well good value at 01-1ng prleo. We m by buying now. HOG-G Chilly weather brings DU) our ALL-WOOL WHITE BLA put of on menus smal pay no agents salad rates. Our customers reap the benefit. let profits. We give no credit. es, purchase all our supplies for cash at emtract tats. Hofn Brus., Lindsay Wmflen Mills Atm- an“ 3““ “M" more no . number 01 Prices. r. .s BJackwyn J: 00- 15o. 5.60. 95: 0'0 Oakwood