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THE EVENIN(I STAR. P LIsHw1 nA ILV. EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. .empcrrv Eumness Oice, i109Pa :t & .earih Alnho. The Evening Star Newspaper tompany. t S. H. KAUiFFMANN, Pres't. Few York Oce: 52 Trinae Bi .h eor Iorder Otsee: Tra!rair BuU:H. Trafalgar Squie. The F.rrg Star Ir enred to subscribers in the e ceek penrty44ty mi.ern th-r wnMEXICO TROOPS NOT MOVED '2. Wis meningitis, following gunshot wound in IT PLEASES RUSSIA to discharge from the hospital. right leg: Chris. Kriaus, "it is too to make a definite private. Company early proph- H. 1st Wyoming, died at Yokohama. July 7. e.y in regard to this outbreak," said Dr. of myilarla each. xit: W. It. Itartlett. Wynan. "It is only four days since we vate. 1st pri- No New Cases From Hamp- fever at the Examined in London on of Hurried to Scene of in C'nin.0y F. South Dakota. died at Reported know .f the presence of yellow Charge Troops Being Difficulty Securing Transportation sea. July 2-. of acute dy Result of Peace Conference Reviewed n hom.'. certainly looks 'n,'ry. llamp:, Everything The remains of all three were embalmed ton Rome Today. eneouraging today, and the fact that the Abducting Her Daughter. Uprising, for Them, and brought into in 5.;ier who is supposed to have brought Yaqui port. Official Messenger. the fever to the home did not go to some Movement of Transports. southern place, but went to the northwest, The War Department today received the wi re he can do no harm, gives us addi- CASE AGAIN REMANDED UNDER BAIL PLUM ISLAND THEIR following from tienemit Ois the IOUBIS ABOU1 THE PHOEBUS tional encour'"jement. INDIAN LEADERS ISSUE AN APPEAL DE8TINATION movement regard;ing "That yellow fever can be prevented from of transports: WILL LIGHTEN MILITARY BURDENS spreading over any considerable territory MANILA. August Bruns- Four h.as been shown by the record at Child in Refuses to transports In harhor: cargoes dis- of Norfolk Fast wick. (., in 1il, when it was contined to Question Members of the Tribe of the Soldiers' Homes charged. Pennsylvania People Recovering the of its original outbreak. That Working Managers nearly coaled: takes influence in plne on recruits: received organizations in Expected Curtailing was also done at McHenry, Miss., last Greet Her Grandfather. ern south- the in the waters: leaves ith instant: returns From Their Scare. y.-ar, where there was no spreading of in the States Respond. City. men all disease, and although there was yellow discharged under general ordrs 41. the Cruelties of War. and in Sheridan being coaled: ikayes for San Fran- fever in other places in Louisiana cisco Nth instant with 3lississippi it had no connection with the Montana and South LATTER MUCH AFFECTED Dakota troops. Valencia and Zealandia re- PIREVENTIVE MEANS TRIED McHenry outbreak. Again at Franklin. NOT MAILS TO BE FUMIGATED quire 1.21Nn was no extension of MILITARY EXCITED tons coal; time of sailing indeti- La.. last year there nite, as BASIS OF GENERAL PEACE the disease from that place. It is most Im- approaching typhoon interferes. that we be notice promptly portant given LONDON, August 3.-Mrs. Wm. Y. Perot GEN. OTIS' Si"..- 1 Pi-i, i h"fTe Evening S'ar. of the presence of the disease in a city of ST. LOUIS, August 3.-A special to the In deference to the earnest recommenda- NOMINATIONS. when it hreaksout. Delay would allow it Baltimore, Md., who was .arrested at tion of ST. PETERSItG'(. Augnt .- The OM- NI-:W IN' .RT NEWS. Va.. August °.-Gov. on Globe Democrat from Nogales, Ariz., says: Surgeon General Wyman of the ma- To to spread before our measures for confin- Liverpool an extradition warrant July Fill Original Incancies in the cial M a gov'rn- W1 .,- gays out the f.llowing effieihl The and a detachment of ar- rine hospital service that the troops from 'ssenger t.day publish.- ing it had been put in force. At McHenry 27, after reaching that port from Canada, Gatling guns 37th Volonteer. ment comiunique reviewingt Ingthitly the stat in. nt this morning: "No new cases the disease was long before tillery soldiers from the City of Mexico, via Fort Monroe should not be sent to Bat- The suppressed charged with the abduction of her daugh- following dispatch has been result of The I ague ci .n f-re nee. After yell w t" ver at Ihe h 'me. No deaths since there was a frost, and at Brunswick and El have been hurried southward en tery Point, Del., but should be shipped fur- received pea-e until ter Gladys, and who was here and Paso, from Gen. Otis: to the the Tu.-.>,. night.'' Franklin the Infection continued brought route to the sccne of the Yaqui war. ther north, General Merritt, commanding referring sympathetic reception there was frost at those places, but It did remanded, the same day, on £100 bail, with MANILA, August 3, 119%9. powers accorded the czar's Th .--r'l ca-c- in Phoebus reported are marched across the moun- the department of the east, has decided to "magnanimous not spread to any other place." two sureties, appeared for examination this Troops being Adjutant General. for it prce.d..Is: last ight wa- c ntirm.d as a nuine case tains in the state of Chihuahua send the men to Plum Island. Washington: appeal peace.'' gr Good. morning in the Bow street court. from points Additional nominations "The of -ii w The News 3till police She original vacancies' results of the conference have tully } f-v. r today. was and Durango to join the forces now in the This is a fortified post on Long Island in 37th Up to 3 o'clock this afternoon Dr. Wyman again remanded on the same bail and Volunteers-Captains. Ernest P. come up to the expetlations if tlh. govern- A fcrfolk'm Fearn tIlnyed. with the field, and other reinforcements are rush- sound, between New London, Conn., and second had received no Information that indicated same sureties, Sir G. Ewen-Smith Scott, lieutenant, 6th Artillery- ment. It has been found necessary for the $1-6"1 Maw to The. E~vening Str. and Mr. ing from all quarters. Montauk Point. There will be ample ac- John E. any of the contagion today. The N. Blood. Msrran, captain, Montana; Chas conference to postpone a delinit.' set tiement Ni 'RI- >LE. Va.. August :t--The fear. be- spread It is reported that emissaries have been commodations, it is said, for the 240 men N. Clark. of the mail from Old Mrs. Perot looked remarkably well and first lieutenant. Minnesota; of the complications of arma- I y many to he baseless. that the question fumigating sent the leaders to ranches comprising the battery, if any of the men Sergt. suspending Phoebus and the National entered the court holding Gladys by the by Yaqui and Henry A. Hutchins, E. 14th Infantry. ment until fully elueidated by the diffe'rent y al fever c' mId from the S"I- Point, Hampton, mines all over the state of Sonora. where have been infected and should develop the spreadi Soldiers' Home has been turned over to hand, accompanied by her brother, Mr. T. First lieutenants. Sergt. Edward T. governments. Nevertheless, the di" r-' Ilm"rn- in arrimptn atal invade N.r- men of the tribe are at them fever they can be more easily quarantined lightening the Post Office Department. Although there Pierce, and Lady Colin Campbell. work, calling Balch. Troop L, 4th Cavalry; Jess G. Low- of military burdens is already admitie.l f.lk ai.. ars t." have passc-d in the night. to arms with their in at Plum Island than at Battery Point. by Is no infection at Old Point and Hampton. Mr. N. Blood, a brother of Lady Colin compatriots already enberg. late corporal. D. 6th Artillery; unanimous risolution to be urgently desir- A a-nitrful chance in the attitude of it is advisable to disinfect the the field, and many Yaquis who were em- There is no telling, however, when the Frank Auswald, recruit, thought Campbell, who accompanied Mrs. Perot to han-: :17th. late sergeant, able for all nations. N.'r!.-lk l.-" has tak. n place since yes- mails from those places. this ployed in the big mining camps and on ha- men will get there. The order for their re- B, John S. E. Young. sergeant sent a telegram country, and who reached the court a major. 12 it influence in Other t- rea. .1-! this n.ormung many are laugh- Dr. Bruner of Savannah ciendas as laborers have Even moval was issued by Secretary Alger last Infantry; Dan T. iiowman, re- Ulretiloon. no immune there few minutes later, was disappeared. cruit. 17th. late .: the fear which that there are physicians warmly greeted, and have not started private. C, Montana; .John "On the other hand. the lab irs of the "con- yesterday possessed in the Infected district. an all-round In this vicinity, Guod miles distant from the Monday, they yet. L. Nussell. sergeant t. ', '.ir for service handshaking following his ar- South Dakota- ference will dutitess exrein intiue.ce in a'ualntai:n.s Th change in public rival. Sir Ewen-Smith was the scene of hostilities, the Yaquis employed Furthermore, the date of their probable Ira Keethly, recruit. next in- can be surmised. The Var 37th, late sergeant, 'Iniimen was ma-le artar-nt when the THE LOCAL QUARANTINE. terested person to arrive. lie in various kinds of work are in a state of departure only D, Ka-as. regulating the customs of war anl stiplng conversed at Department is having no end of trouble to n. 'rn:n tratr s a!.!i b.cats outward bound length with Lady Colin Campbell. disquiet. quitting their employment and Captain, vice Croft declined, Albert J. cruelties. The tarious states have agreed of the Comnninsionern - What get th men away. Surgeon General Wy- Erlcssn. :tth I. fi. Nit one-quartr so many Order Mr. W. H. Perot going away, and those coining here from Infantry. to use all their resources in fi -..r of tle passengers Dr. Woodward Says. Present. outside in Arizona. where man does not want them transprted by The above completes list nlbarkd" as points there rail as have except one as- maintenance of peace and the al. iti.n of n up,.n nhem hadevery morning Wm. C. There was some excitement in the court have beer through Virginia, they wou!d sistant :.r,- n. Upon the recommendation of Dr. many Yaqui laborers, report the to Phoebus and Thirty-sixth Regiment, war, It is now an :- 2is-1. hieinning on Monday last. room when Mr. W. H. Perot, the father-in- same condition of affairs. pass through Hampton. numbering ,9NI. equilss.d; sent to San Fer- established fact that Woodward. the District health officer, the nand... mediation. which hitherto on the The. tact made known yesterday that an- !aw of Mrs. Perot, entered, Diiileulties of Transportation. 'hirty-seventh, numb, r ;so, delitped t'emmissioners late yesterday afternoon accompanied by Travel by Night. assenle.i fr being good will of the states interested, can "the. :a: had passed without Increase in Mr. Hodson of the United States As has been stated, the transportation e'-tuipment. Lockett's regi- decided to establish a quarantine here embassy. They usually travel by night, and small ment recruiting rapiuly and henceforward be offered by a third power h- nnbe-r of yellow fever patients at the Mr. Hodson pointed to companies to a vessel oflicers nominatisn of on its own initiative." against the Hampton Soldiers' Home, and where the opposing squads are reported passing through the objected furnishing telegraphed soon. OTIS. S.-idiers' Home, and the correction of cer- party was seated, and said: for the shipment of the men to Cape The comOunique concludes: "W\-ith.out the adjoining town of Phoebus. Va. Speak- town or along the road nearby, all going the of the in- tain false rrpo.rts to the effect that a num- "There they are.. Those are Blood's Charles (iy, where connection would be )ISr'AT'IHIES FROM impairing toeere.ign.l lights ing of his recommendation today to a Star brothers and in a southerly direction. SIAFTER. dividual states, the results aff'r.t it freshi ber .f cases had b. .n discovered at Phoe- sisters." made by rail for New York. The steamship basis for reporter, Dr. Woodward explained that the Mr. Perot advanced to Some fears are expressed of a descent international peace. The necessi- bus. has c ntributed materially to the greet his grand- owners were afraid that fever break TranNportM and for a solution of the allay advised him was not the result of daughter, but she hid her face in upon the town similar to that of might Troops That Have ty czar's prpsails is atain here-an alarm which the cool-head- step by her hands, August, out on board the vessel and cause the con- (:one to Manila. admitted by all the powers and the march any direct fear on his part that yellow muttering: iM91, when an aftacking party took posses- demnation of the The of events ed from the first believed wholly unjustiti- "1 don't wish to to you." ship. following dispatches them- will indicate the means t. be em- fever will reach the District from the in- speak sion of the Mexican custom house in the Another difficulty has now arisen. The of- slves: explain ployed in securing the welfare of mankiind aile. "But. my dear," he replied, "I have a let- fected Virginia points, but was recom- ter from early hours of the morning and-were dis- flcials at Cape Charles City have declared and the full attainment of the oib La La N.twlthsanding wild rumors to the con- your father, and he sends his quarantine Fort Monroe, and insist SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., August mended by him out abundant caution. love." lodged only after a severe battle, in which against 2, 1S9l,. view." trryn a .cases of yelow fever have been Dr. "that that the troops cannot land at Cape Charles Adjutant G neral, "I believe," said Woodward, Thereupon Mr. Perot handed Gladys an they left nine men dead on the fied and Washington: outside of the Sildiers' the taken the l'nited States and to take the train. It is thought probable. Transport India sailed 7 p.m. ACCIDENT TO SHAMROCk. c1ug..r' Home, steps by envelope. The child wept, but did not an- carried away some that the offiials be induced yesterday ata th." sinui exception of that Phoebus state authorities to prevent a spread of the swer Mr. Perot. twenty wounded. In however, might with Col. li sod. 14th; Capt. will be successful, and I am en- Mr. that fight Company G of the Arizona militia to raise the quarantine to enable the men 2.d: Crittenden, l. rb. whose ease was reported diseas-' Crane, representing the United States Lieut.- Kinison. Cup Defender Return, to Fairile With S:iggins, in this belief by the reports re- participated, and it is from motives of re- to pass directly through without Stopping. 25th; Cramer, :4th; yest. couraged embassy, said that extradition papers The latest is to send the men Wallace. !9th: and Bows.prit Danmanned. rly. ceived from the infected points yesterday marked and venge that the Yaquis now on the war path proposition Tiffany Mct'onnel, 12,h of course, "urgent" "pressing" were have killed the by sea from Fort Monroe direct to Plum Woodruff, L-The Doulst About Case at Phoebu. amd this morning. But there is, handed this morning to ofhcia!s of the Brit- Americans whose deaths 1:th; Haskell and Ball, 21st In- GLASGOW, August cup ebal- so.me danger of the disease reaching the ish have been reported. In the former wars Island. The only objection to this plan is fantry. ler.gtr. sailed from Fairlie this A i. s man 'f Phoebus this foreign office and were now on th-.ir lack a The is Shamroi-k, morning District through persons coming here f"om way to the home they have always respected Americans, the of tran-pur:. department Two d tl-agrolahld Ilt he office. Some days mrat never short of on the Atlantic coast, acting assistant surgeons, three morning, accompani by Sir Thomas lip- ,rr-spctulent expressing those places. Therefore. in order to reduce necessarily he molesting them. transprts members he a minimum. elapse, adled, before copies The situation is and it may he several days before they can Spittal c.,rps, two contract tcr.'s steam yacht. Erin, gayly decorattd docbt- :s,. wh-th.-r even this case is gen- this danger of introduction to of the documents could be in the here considered so grave to the Commissioners that piaced that Mayor Overton has find one available for this duty. nurss., ten enlisted casuals from with flags. I recommended magistrate's hands. Therefore M'. Crane communicated to and r- Presidio notice, ih t tm- Governor a to War Departmeint offieials are very much cruits as fslsws; lb * they prohibit, until further aske I that the Murphy request ask the War As the two yachts proeinded. down the Th, fat that tirst ass of fever de- the infected prisoner be remariled. to gratified that General Merritt should have [Iaftaii.,n ing here of persons from Counsel for Mrs. Perot Department send a troop of cavalry from engineers, two; cavalry, 4th. whose banks were .1 , h .n acquiesced to this. to snd the t,2; haty i river, thr.tnge.d with ve.;,. tih' m-... July _1 and that points. I am still of the opinion that our Fort ijuachuaca for protection @f the town. reconsidereI his de: rrtinauitn mrry-, :d, 42; ight artillery, tw : to fear the introiuc- Mr. Perot's Feelinrgs Hurt. men to flattery Point. It is realizel thit ;tlh, 11:if~sy :id, 5; 9th. 6th. 77: slectators, they wore greeteti with enthlu- l.- .- pa~ss-d Iwillhout anay case, pple have no reason No Excitement In Circles. ;; 12:hf. 27; 9ths , here fron th se places. Mr. Military Plum Island is a mtnh better location and 10; 1Ith, 7u; 14th. siastic theers with ha. e d .. d ,autide"of th. home and tion of yellow fever Perot, sr., stood by the (lock, regard- 1; l1th 12; 0:; 10th, Si; 17th, interming:ed s;nging for I am satisfied that the marine hospital CITY OF MEXICO, August 3,rThe Yaqui will give the men a bhneicial change of air 1lth. 1; 2.nh, 1; 21st. 5T; 22" "Rule Britannia." It- im -.dit'at imty. ,in..F Ph'b- us and have ng the prisoner in a withering manner and d, oftiials and 1he state authorities revolt is causing no excitement in niilitary and climate. ;unassigned, infantry, I; unas- The craft in the of Fairlie dis- th mi t . <..ntiguus. bas the -.tw r such 'evidently much hurt by the ac- signed, 1. vicinity taken and will continue to take steps reception circles. High otileials say it will be Soldiers' Home Managers. cavalry, 1 yv .an .s h .r .- fut r - ,- xpr.ss their I"- confine the disease to those piints, corded him by Glidys. put Fifty ridhs and ten thousand ilaved tings in honor of the tpartiug cial- as will down vigorously, and claim that General had a call this rounis am- i: th- lii- there is no Surgeon Wyman munition or. at least, to their vicinity." Eventually the party hurried out of with troops. SHAFTER, lenger. court. cvidertly relLevel the occasion for sensational reports concerning morning from Col. A. J. Smith, inspector Major The sound of the whistles and sirens blow. T ..,, , r i-:"r. ias mornia The Offlecal Order. by expedition the General. if the proceedings. campaign, which is contidently expected of the Hampton Home. He was SAN that --- - y".- " .c r are wi i.e vr the District to be a short genedal F'RANC'ISCO. Cal., August 1591. ing in honor of Shamin 'k was daft ilg. The order promulgated by A repn.-i.lntativ. of the Associated 'ress one. Gen. Martin McMahon. AdjiutartG.t 2, wi w- accompanied by ieral, Washington. D. C.: Shamrock wi:g take s -. .t k ".:.. - p.e nt indea-ions ommissioncrs last evening, upon the ad- approhed Mr. P. rit, who, arrive I at General As already cabled. I.ir- (ol. Smith presented a letter from Wm. B. field return, battery- Utah Vol- course. to reads as fllows: rplool from New York na in. SENOR CORREA'S unleer southerly ('apt. Hogarth expetls vie ..f 1Dr. Wi'dward, biard Whit. PROM9TION. Franklin. president of the board of man- Artillery, total commission, 11; pro- rach New York within twenty-tigbt days. until further notice any and all Star lin- stetarmr Mij.-li,. but beyort ia ('d1. Smith msted from ranks, :1; ha. -. prh". . f: t ther isu' . "That few lrke-n is He has agers of the home, authorizing resigned, 1; da- as he does not inteni to push the yacht to th'-- .. . alb sen:en.c, suh "I ernitn Iteen Made Nienragrguin Minis- to the board in with charged, 1; remaining to be {e ity 'f th'. fev.-r from lllmpton. \.t.: 'lhe- " art for co-operating mustsred out extent. She is insurai at for prsins coming un.hrstarel it,'' it is arrn'e;(.. w;t ter to This 9; total enlisted, 390 any Lloy'ds h- 1". .:! .--r bt-w ,-.-: is or Country. the surgeon general in every possible way. discharge~l. I;t;: ki l d 4it.I it u$2 ... at :i t-nt. bus. Va.. iir any other pia'e that may add nothing," he Wmild not the and died of A 1, sis p-r oilak of In his Col. Smith and G in. McMahon, after talk- ot0us of sli' It was d as a N------. 'rearationas he he:alftr inf it-d with yellow fev-r. message to th:' Nicaraguan con- dser!ed, non-; ntt. good om.-n that the the liistrit ing over the situation with Dr. Wynut. remaining to be musen ' ;an: racltl whi--t sailldt fr Atnria 1r.-t Ir- in ac art prohibit.-d from -in,-ring gress, yesterd':ty, President %elaya referrel out, til. yilU ird- for wh

. hes has hanI makiing about Sixth Artillery-R. B. Quigley, Battery he...-.r Ne of ii ditl-nt inquiries het ey 'rtle iir'itiisia Ama.Iisnder D: J1. L. Perry. Itatte-ry H. Thon.- Tiia Is oiu n ty. Fourth -. L~ove. Troop E. TH~E D)EWEY HiOMEi ITAiL~) gard inig thei supphes5 of and eq ui I- (Cavalry-Char LONDON, August .-The trlish itreopy Third lInfantry-Edaglein (William). Coin t ambis- nwnlits 'or s-rvi-ce ini tlw I Treasurer Rolserts Receiving CilENN.f t Iii. fri. Augu'in g .--Ni'rth- sadlor to the( l'nitedl Stt t hilippiniet,. patty G: J1. W. Wilson. (Comhiany 1; L.E En- erser w'ellr a is the shint t atf waled -K assumeis the The gtnearal li ne of totuet ionmgu wich the Company H: Allen Baker, Com- couirugling Letters Aisout it. title of Lord as result of Ilihdreth, wnsheepntdbdc1a attlel tmw- tn-i-. P'aunc,-fo:e, al his 5, crcta~y plurStild ituilcates that he haus ini pany K: Corporal H. K. Kirtley, Company Mr. Ellis Hi. Mindey elevation to the is still nmed ati airmy of -0.oon1 for thc Itoblerts, the treasurer of thes pecralg'. Hie con- metn Phil- L; E. W. Itruce, Company L; Edwin Hobr- Dewey Ihms' said bthIs eiited ad tshe herrde side'rirng what style he will iiiiines. The Secretary will \akle a gireat L; S. P. Evehouse. fundl toay that hs' is persin territurital take. of ton, Companty Companyi. receiv-ing a ino badymeaetien, but thhisctleb yer- The ambaissador will return to The deal memoranda withI him to New York L; M. M. Debats. Company M; C. E. Port ntumber of encoluragiing le'tte-rs H-agie and several packlagts of important papers. as to, the fund. Assurances of tied. rzdaogTo-iecek bu I cilnteer %cersice. shortly to complete some peaecneec ma~n, Company M. support ciin- tiruh recen eportfromd details Fourth Infantry-Corporal 3. L. Teach- tinue to come from many directions, 4... F r'a-ii- ' r int of the boar,] of \\',iiilarsi"b there, andl will stairt for Was~hing- espse- l and binciud ton in October. THlE OUTlRAGE IN HAITI. out, Comp~any B; Corporal C. H. Rtotramel, ('iatly from large thetIampti r,Nirfm lichmbus He will finally retire from Company C; Corporal J. Hayes. jr. Cem- severail western citie.s. rwer welloamedand CrShedtalkilld 1. tothe dseasane is uner ontevr at the the diplomatic service in March or April which are raising good sums. Mr. Roberts ton ;mitcl ir. Wfian' next. Minister Powell Asks to pany L; V. Ostrander, Company C; G. D. has a thatr Assistant Hanilltntil an, theiire majtill of tiem 1Vhat Do Breckinridge, Company E; A. Sexton. Com- receiv-ed telegram from the Carneg:e Insts1 k ., rti -.1 "'nmith uf liartford, Lord Paiuncefote to resume With the Arrested Man. Steel Company saying they will \Iliili tad thne oe, theDsrist hve Alaska explects the pany L. send a & a'. i ' 'e .1d hi n rices. for dluty negotiations, which harve been "sus- Acting Secretary Adee has received a tel- L. Com- check for 31,000 within a few days. l.M AsT little ti leiar ino the mattaer Throgthvelp pended (luring the hot on NInth Infantry-John Hainley, BIG FIRE 3-TWARK.e In---:-.----- wa-'th mr.ine h- ospitil citytI tf Itch dpesen asiihiiebisonilen thats weather," his ar- egranm from United States pany E. u' rival in Washington. MinsterePowell, wc-rk. ' .Sma. was i' his -i toda~y mine iethlervihe reials ndo dated at Port au comfirming Fourteenth Infantry-John C. Brown, MAJ. NEWiJOLD'S NEW STATION. thea hris Prince, Haiti, Company A; Herbert Foulks, Company C; MACHINISTS' the newspaper reports of the -violation of house and car sheds of the North r.--i n' ' a'! 'icni.. REITU'RN TO WORK. Corporal H. Middleton, Company I; Cor- Made Chief Paymaster of the Despart- Jersey the1 slate authio.rities woll bnabetokaeeper his legation by police officess who were poral Peson Riggs. Company 1; William H. ment of Dakota. Railway Company ini Newark. N. J.. were -it -'f N-a Anaicable making an arrest. The Com- .c- .-f'b.-r fl;-.l.rdi wiangti of uitio rmtem h re Settlenment Expected of minister adned that Harris. Company L; II. E. Sweitzer, Major Charles Newbold, destroyed by fire late last night, causing a hi 1 ureo Trouble on the Grand the pany L: Richard Hlughtes, Conmpany M; J. paymaster, U. S. ra'elcral ofithe. Trunk. pereon who was arrested: (Da Vivier) A., has been relieved from loss of tK'AKKI. Nearly eighty car. were rnrs. ahlthe.r a ve-sse- PORT was a citizen of S. Maytield. Company M. further duty in Trmlgated bythe~'itnCmmssiontes nex- l-RON, Mich., August 3.-The Haiti, and he seeksto know Seventeenth Weiss. thIs city, after the completion destroyed. The loss is covered by a bhan- Wodward striking machinists at the what disposition Infantry-Charles of the pay- plinedi' Dr.~i'lt pbaesn thebre Grand Trunk shall be made of him upon Company G: Charles B. Rusht, Company E: ments with which he is nlow charged, ket insurance. There Is little donht that i locomotive shops to his return to the andI the fire was caused h tni6 u at O, was lit of returnerd work today. legation. W. E. Carpenter, Company L; Earl Bieber. ordered to St. Paul by lightning, which - isaltinfying the isiit'iatholryte of The department Milnn., for duty as chief that of the t The men took Mechanical is no0w givitg this query Company M; E. S. Chester, Company M: struck portion building where \ theisreedo frth expfoure andrLInetnn Superintendent paymaster of the in \ k, Mulhfleld's conisidleratiin, but It will probably direct the Win. P. Ramsey. Company M. department of Dakota, re- oils, paints. etc.. were stored. stategient that he will investi- minister to surrender lieving Major Charles -trie uponr sc personas an til atry, oCaptin- gate as the man to the au- Twentieth Infantry-Corp. J. C. TIinkler, H. Whipple, who Is anl indication that he will accede thorities if it shall appear the W. Coin- ordered to report in this to jthat pro- Company C: Sergt. Charles Rye. city .to the say- ANTHRACETE~ MNE~RS STRIKE. their demands, if he dlecides that the ceedings are regular, and that 'he betgiven a pany E; Wmn. M. Harmon, Company I. master general for duty. I- co.mpany has the sole right to employ who- fair trial, If the government ex- Major Newbold's detail to be EugeP.arowntsted thast Lteeans novan ever it sees Hlaitien Twenty-first Infanttry-John Mutrray, paymaster That Are lit and thatt the union Is per- presses regret at the invasIon of the lega- Company E. of the department of Dakota is Estiimated 2,500 Men Idle-. mitted to have no voice In the regarded Troule Over Wage. matter the tion the State Departmenit wilt-be ratislied. Twenty-second Infantry-Corp. Maurice in military clrcles as a high compslment to r tb e men will go dr- camp aperidef tendas out again. The chances ap- Cain. Company -; J. Ehalinf, Company A: that offlcer. Tle post is an Pa.. August 3.-The thee deedon Paul pear good, however. for an amicable imposrtant o~ne WILKESBlARRE, T------t If -amptrnat fr the i'atef thei expotar.reiin set- J. B. McCormack. Company A: Charles M. andi in great demand among officers. The' en ployes of five big collieries in the an- tlement, as neither the men nor the ofil- SEEDS FROM ABROAD. Hall. Company C: Win. S. O'Brien. Com- paymastership of this I .i to 1 b.u WundrwCarl threcent reortsfrdere eers o~f the company are department is an thracite region have gone on strike. The h ,r ri ad the "Hy looking for any pany D; Wt. M. Bollin. Complany G: Bert imdependent position, with headquarters tho aIm.j damptinWaihnme and.heueivn trouble that can be Sent to at is r-n, r.g Gralxo that avoidedi. the Agricultural Depatmen~t Clough, Company G; Smith, Company St. Paul, and involves responsible mrain grIevance alleged excessive dock- theutieanei 'undrer controla thoe- *by duties. It is estimated b~ b-- thlis' ird-r andc has. pointlspoeand asrefoe stlofh th Mr. Swingle. I; J. W. Jackson. Company K. age. t'at nearly 3'..u1 men Arrested on d Serious Charge. Walter T. Twenty-third Infantry-George Lawrence, are idle. At the Nanticoke colliery of the Mir. Swingle, special agent of B. Com- Personal Mention. ay- e I.t. inear th.- OWE~GO, N. Y., August 3.--Mrs. Jerome the Agricultural Company B; George Sheehan, Srsquehanna Coal Company 1IAKK have honie ;>l w. ii I. rn1 rih- En .e la f.V, Infatry.htspresgneder anebeel hangerbly Department, has returned pany F. W. S. Darby of the Gramophone Com- - P i t I Smith. aged sixty years, and her fourteen- from an eighteen stopped work, and at the at sal' :, . N. that the. ;.r''at.-r months' tour of the coun- Signal corps, United States Volunteers- pany of this cIty, who has been Keystone, will I c-l; ad 1fe ecuagdi year-old grandsn. Earl Smith, were Corp. Clarence 3. Prendergast, 18th Com- traveling Mil Creek. 51i) are out. The latter have spa-'- 4;i;:.d a iiag.-e.s in the- dit.harged. ar- tries bordering on the Mediterranean sea, through the prIncIpal countries of Europe trceatrnEi't 'V thls who, bae bceen stricken rested last night at their home about ten mad-e In the interest -of the pany. slr.ce the first of several grievances. with th,. .eve~r. miles east of here'. are department. Tenth Pennsylvania-B. F. Miller. Com- the year, has arrived in They charged with During this time Mr. Swingle visited Paris, France. He leaves At the Babylon mine at Duryea 11idit men Tb.Is rve-nu aem'teIr Wind.m wni Wl at onic- putting paris green in the well of their pany C; Harry Wilson. Company D; Corp. in a few days for are on strike for ani inerease In wages, anid frn.om litimor'n' to neighbor, Philo Barden. France, Spain, Italy and Turkey H. W. Henry. Company H; B. McKennan, Madrid. Spain. pcroceeds N.orf.,lk for t hc Greece,. H. the samie number stoppei.d unrk yesitrily purpi iof c .a rry-ing. suipjpli.-s ti t he Soldiers' and the Algerian province. in Africa, pene- Company H; Barclay, Company I; A. Y. Mr. John A. Barnes and Mr. L. J. Butler at the Exeter slaaft, at West Pittston. Sev- Ho~me at Hlamptro from NocrfoIk. President Rloea Goes the desert of Crouse. Company K; R. E. Kent, Com- of 24th and GI streets will leave eral other collIeries are with Visiting. tranting Sahara. He obtained pany K. Saturday, threatenied Talk With Dr. Wymana. BUENOS AYRtES, August and forwarded to the department a August 5, for a two-weeks' trIp to Atlantic a.-President large On sick leave-First Lleut. John C. Mac- City and Cape May. among their employes. N Speaking to, a Star reporter Roca, accompanied the variety of seeds and plants, and also made Arthur. 3d United States today of tht by minister of for- careful note. upon the method Infantry. Mr. Joseph H. Pote of New Albany, Ind., possibility of suppressing the feve, eign the minister of war, the of cultiva- Private of hospital corps from detach- is visiting his Mr. yellcow aflairs, m-n tion and harvesting, He found many ment of corps of brother, Harry W. Pote, If infection before the advent of frost. Dr iteter of marine, thirty senators and and hospital hospital ship Re- of 602 0 street southeast. Yes Nh== Tabe sae. depu. plants vegeablewhic he thinks will lief, transferred sick to general hospitat- who Wyman said that usually the period of th4 ties, and a number of jouraasists, emr prove adaptable to the portion of Mr. J. Nota McGill, register of wills of Sutmecribers experience aay diffcutty barked on soter John 8. Strain, hospital corps, United the District of Columbia, disease Is three weeks for natients that yesterday board the armored the United States, inebsin=- the arid msuth- Btanen army. has returned from in receiving The Star. caused by the carrier w. cruiser Ian Martin for BrasiL. west, where ienes..a.Ia e-sw a trip of several weeks' duration to Lnn aot riaging the door beHl, will pleae remeg and Paris. mneh fmanrorne n-delivery en the oam.