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Show advertise in I ASSOCIATED FULL he DISPATCHES DRESS UTAH WEATHER FORECAST EXAMINER it charges, it for the price ADVERTISING is THE BEST MEDIUM THE EXAMINER IN THE CITY REACHES THE COUNTY AS WELL OUR SUBSCRIPA3 THE CITY. TION BOOKS ARE OPEN TO VOL NO. 111 2-- FAIR OGDEN fi CITY, IT AH. FRIDAY THE OVER STATES SOUTHERN MORNING, SEPTEMBER vifcit to 11 e "rot under Rear admiral Evan m le a ban Awed, or at. least po: .vu-- d im ve iffice I: was said at the tonight, however, that here did nm aeeiu to be at this time, a: !tai. any rhanre hat a change pf pane wiil be made As th Ms flow of Admiral Evans' with wireless Provtncetown that the president brief time, beyond refleh f hie commissioners to Culm if; !be desire io consult him. Even dur.ng ibe targe' SWEEPS HURRICANE 4 Causing Losses Amounting to Millions of Dollars Wharfs Destroyed, Railroads Damaged, Telegraphic Connections Broken The Number of Deaths Unknown. j8. PRICE iqo. Sof Z NeUvararion: Iw Time probably will he b using this method, however) as it will be from the necessary for any dlriu-n'Cuban commlnskmersj tn he relayed from the executive oltyvn to Newport and thence the warships ling mu on ! the Atlantic. h t- Sept. 27. The tropical hurricane which fhr the pant twenry-fou- r hour baa been churning the water of the Gulf of Mexico end doing much damage on the coaat and far inland, la tonight whipping through north Alabama In a northeasterly direction at n velocity but .lightly lea. than that recorded In New Orlenne received by during the day. Report the Associated Press do not indicate any leas of life, bul the damage to property over the territory touched by the storm la something enormous. All wire communication la seriously disarranged and in some instances has resulted in cutting off citiea completely, Mobile not having been heard from hours. NumerIn nearly twenty-fou- r ous washouts hare occurred, the Interruption from this cause, in one cnee extending for thirty miles Pensacola, where the maximum velocity of wind was probably felt early this nmrnlng, reports a property loss of fla.u.OOO in the city alone, and sends rumors of low of life, which It la Impossible to confirm them, as the uncertain wire whi-- h he'd long enough to glean this laformatloa late this afternoon failed with the coming of night. New Orleans furnished the subject of numerous wild rumors during the day. but authentic reporta from there tonight indicate that while, there was considerable damage to property., there has beea no loss of life In the eity. WJre between New Orleans and telegraph are prostrated, and it will be several days before anything can be heard from she east territory between the Oreaoent City and the gulf and b fore anything can be heard from the hipping which Is riding oat the storm in the open gulf. Biloxi, Mias., and lfosa Point,. Ml.,' have not been beard from for twenty-fen- r hours, Moss Point reporting the water five fret deep in be streets, of the little town at 10 oclock Wednesday night. ' There was heavy rain and high wind at Montgomery. Ala., during' the day, but no serious damage wag done. A gale la blowing at Birmingham afrer a day of steady rain, end ' Memnhla the rain haa been con ttauoua for thirty-sibourn. rt'ianta began to feel the storm' at noon today, but up to, I oclock tonight. the force had not been in creat'd to any extent portending serious results. The damage to railroads ip very heavy. Reporta to the officials of the Laulavillu and Nashville road fmm the superintendent, of the Mobile and Montgomery Indicate division that the losses approximate $1,400,000. The tracks between Flomnton, Ain., and Psnsaci.l. Pin., are obstructed In many places and in some places badly lorn up by falling trees, while the section between and Gracevllle, FIs., has suffered similarly. At Pensacola the Louiavlll and Nashville grain elevator has been rtroved and the entire trackage to Rscainhls hay la ruined. The railroad wharf at Pensacola la reported to be a twsl loss and thirty-nin- e cars of ccxl d the company wna pushed Into the to. Fnrtbehr reporta Indicate that ibe roadbed between Bay Mlnette. Alabama, and Mobile, a distance of thirty miles, has been washed away, too ding traffic impossible. Fire hundred section workmen' are. being ruhed nnlght to Montgomery and Birmingham to tbc scene of the dami. n -i age. The Louianlle and Nashville also nffersd severe baa near New Orleans and Nhw Orleans trains are being run tonight over certain sections qf tbla 'mrkaitp The New Orleans and North-raser- n road reports lta (hack under wer at serpral in the vicinity of New Orleans. places No word baa come nv f be other railroads bavlag their terminals at Mobile. i he waters of Lake Poatehartraln, for the past twenty-fou- r hours nav been several feet above normal, Musing a overflow la New '"irons, receded appreciably. The a,er in ibe submerged district n to drain off and the wind, which rod to the northwest, began to drive of th- - lake toward tho gulf. 'r alx-fn- be-aa- CHEAT DESTRUCTION AT PENSACOLA. Sept. 27. The worst :c-and hurricane that the gif coMi hag experienced lines the ct rnaacoln. on Baa Roan tal-h- il wa. 175 yearn ago. "Ight and la atlll raging late Z HT:Hrnoor. it la that srv tires between thereported' city and nnvy 'J '1v been na -rlost, but many ru-J- L ohHtgrtcr have been cup n TJ' the report does not ab- , . a m r"1 ' 11 kn0WD. however. thv ?fedenei many of tbe house In that aee-- " under live to ten feet of many persons have been econ4 story window and Y -rid safely lo boat. . thVmm.Isna!fd,I Property daiage in B'rsaJ J1 ,uffrodEvery bouse In damage, r.&r; reofa are blown off. Telephone Urtt wlie are amen, the rewn with , ml!efTcat oa dther aide of ti.. and p,led wharri ' nl ? ,rcn and- man-.- 'gnter iu ro lying high Wp neveT'vil1 th cl,T tbeftlde knpw rtACH, Everr fcr ml,e Around has i 1 2 '3'i " V'' - flCtrlc car traffic is at imitation with the outside is practically rut off. The aireeti of Pensacola are alrewn with timbers, tin roofing and broken gins. Tliia dispatch, with, other telegraphic matter, la being carried to Flouiatlon. Ala., by the Western Union manager, who made the trip by train to ascertain the exact extent of damage done elsewhere. It la feared great have and losa of life have occurred when reports from the entire section along the coast ran he gathered. world HURRICANE AT NEW ORLEANS. had not abated early this afternoon. Great loss of property but no loss of life had been reported np to this time. Nevertheless great apprehension is felt for the safety of towns on the gulf const, which were cut off from communication with New Orleans last night. Tbla apprehension was Increased by several narrow eacapea from drowning reported during the day. The Aral meager details to reach tbe city from outlying dlstricti told of havoc wrought by take Poacher-traion the outlying pertiana of New Orleans, the lake having risen about fir feet because of tbe Incoming water. All railroad, telegraph and telephone communication was cut off. The roadbed of the Louisville A Nashville we submerged at take Catherine, an inlet from the gulf five mllea east of here. The New Orleans A Northeastern railroad reported that Their trestle over take Punch art rain was under water for a distance of fifteen mllea. s Queen A Crew rent trains were prevented from entering. the eity. Jiy the rise of the lake. n STORM CAUSES FLOOD. All efforts to penetrate even tbe edge of thar flood caused by the hurricane of the Gulf of Mexico const to the east and youth of here has been fruitless tonight up to a period almost twenty-fou- r New OrleanirSept.' 27. boure after the receipt of tbe laat meraage from the exposed towns. Apprehension a as Increased by tho fact that these places, beginning at take Catherine, the scene of the flooding of tbe Louisville A Nashville tracks, and the farther! point east reached thus far, are mnch more exposed to wind and water than the larger gulf cities a hlch have harbors. From take Catherine eastward these towns are Ray fit. Louis, Pass Christian, Mlzalnippl City. Blloxt, Ocean Passcagoula and Springs. Scranton. These places face the Mississippi round, across which the wind haa long sweep. Rome of them extend up to the very brink of the sound, which la In place not more than nix to ten feet shove the normal s eg level. Many of these hanks are , made of reft earth. Staff eorreapop dents of local newspapers who yesterday afternoon left here and distributed themselves along the shore of Mlariarlppl sound In anticipation of the eterm. have not been beard from. Although the papers have tried to reach them by roundabout telegrams northward into the middle of Mississippi, and thence to the coast, not aa Intimation of the situation haa been received long after dark tonight. Not only was all rail and telegraphic and telephonic communication cut off with the Mississippi sound towns, but there was no immediate prospects of newa by boat. No craft of any sort river haa come up the Mississippi after dark. The wireless mat ion at the mouth of the river waa abandoned early In the storm, the last report being that there was about eight feet of water over the floor of the operator's room. ' .Despite the anxiety here tonight, however, there was a general belief that few. If any. lives hare been lost. Thin hopefulness was due to tbe fact that the coaat Inhabitants had two days warning of the approaching storm. All report from these places last night were to the effect thet the water was rising and the Inhabitants preparing for epiergenclea. The full extent of the Isolation of New Orleans today from other gulf was apparent tn s lull In bff States especially in wholesale circles. By long distance telephone New Orleans could reach only Baton Rouge and Hsueron. Texas, while the available telegraph wires ran to Galveston, Houston and to Memphia. Railroad service north and wtat was uninterrupted. No newa haa been received from tbe steamer Cameiia, which at the beginning of the hurricane last night had crossed take Ponchartrain and waa about to land forty passengers at Mllneberg. but waa forced to run back without making her dock and to the lake. Nearly all the porta where the Cameiia might hare stopped for. shelter have been cut off from communication (clay. Official of the Lcuiavllle A Xssh-vl'I- f railroad this afternoon said there waa little likelihood t any trains arriving or leaving New Orleans. They said the northwest wind was washing the sea over the tracks at take Catherine for a distance of two miles, and that It Is Impossible to do any work of reoanstructlsn until the wind abates. Louisville A Nashville officials say they were absolutely without . FAVORABLE New York. REPORT Conditiens Satisfactory aa to Instruction and Hygiene. Diaci-plln- s, Washington. Sept. 27. No more report of the conditions at theh military academy at West Point has been made In recent years to the war department than haa been made of the hoard of visitor, of which Gen. Horace waa president, made public by the war department today. In tta report the board says It de-- . sires "to express its unanimous opinion that th management of the academy. both tn discipline and efficiency, la of the highest order end an tumor to those charged with Ha administrate tlon. An intereftlng report ia made by the special committee oa Instructions, discipline and hygiene, which states the The oondtiona are very satisfactory. said: committee -The practice of hazing new cadets, at one time prevalent among the other students of- - the srademy. has been effectually stamped out, and we have been Informed that no instance of basing has com to the attention of the ana demy authorities' during the laat three years. Tr since effective measures were employed for its abolition, This excellent state of discipline could only have resulted from the hearty cooperation of the student body when once it bad brought to its attention the fart that the basing practice, aa ear-rlton. was seriously Impairing tha usefulness of.--r the Institution. The esprit du contend high code of honor prevalent lu the. cadet ranks at were the sever more satisfactory than longer present time and that basing exists here must be very largely at tributed to Oils gratifying status tbe stndents themselves. among -Aihletica a. the academy have at tained a very: high degree .of excellence and itie'wtadem of the antbnri-tie- a In so amending the rales as to acqnire gymnasium. work of cadets In all classes hag already been demonstrated after only a years trial and will be further confirmed with each recutring session." CENTS EXPECT INTERVENTION Sept 27.t--Tii- e attempts Indicting of five men Jl the federal grand jury on the charge f having dies in their posaeaalbn for making Venezuelan silver dollar. The indicted men are Capt. Geofge R. Boynton and Louis H. Thompson, the alleged agents of lb revolutionary movement. Theodore Wilcox, Byflney H. Keller and Joseph F. Keller. The Kellers, who are engaged la (he die making business In this city, and Thompson and Wilcox pleaded net. guilty when ararigned. Boynton could not lie located. Captain Bovnton and Thompson were arraigned before Commissioner Rldgway Tuesday eu the complaint, but wet discharged bn the ground that the crime, f any. aa not committed or Intended to be cummlued In tbc Vnlted States, but on an Island In the mouth of the Orinoco river, tn South American territory. which States Chief Flynn of the Vnlted secret service was not satisfied with the discharge of tho men and brought the case before the grand jury. 1 MORE MEN NEEDED AT CIENFUE60S Even If the Congress Refuses to Accept Palmas Resignation Taft Will Hold That a Vacancy Exists Unless Palma Himself Decides to Remain in Office. Havana. Bept. 27. -- The Moderate party tonight decided to make a final effort to perpetuate the authority of the Palma administration by determining to reject tbe reslgnaitun of the president when presented to congress tomorrow. When this derUino was reached Secretary of War Taft and Assistant Becrerary of State Bacon, the American cnmnilMtioneni. hail alto Intervene, but ready concluded agreed to a all tomorrow' development aa they are anxlmia to afford the Cubans every opportunity to work out their. own aalration. President Palma steadfastly refuse every solldtntiou of hla frienda to withdraw hla resignation. T; piral of this was the cablegram he aent tn President Roosevelt in resHne to the final nrRPnt message from tbe American president ' that he remain at the In thla President Palma exhelm. pressed hla wannest' appreciation of President Roosevelt effort e to secure peace for Uuba, and the friendship h haa alaaye shown the Cuban people. He referred to hla os n previous earrl-flce- a for Cuba, which be sld had nut been made in vain, but in the present situation and in view fo all that bad Iran spired, he felt thet further aacri-il- c on hi part would be iiaeleat. and that It waa not consistent with his dignity and prestige to remain Is of- fice. Were It possible tn Induce President Palma to withdraw hi resignation the situation still would lie most difficult, and Intervention would continue to be tha most probable outcome. If Palma's led It would resignation were then become necessary for rongraae to elect a pro v I tonal president .Buch aq elfctloi) would be a .new sort of ciinteqljon. not only between the opposing political parties, but probably between the opposing faction An Appeal Has Been Mad for More Men te Protect Prop- erty - at-pe-p n appeal Washington. Bepti. for more men to aaaiat 'ln protecting 25--A- property nt TODAY - a revolutionary bodj u overthrow President Castro of Venezuela Is said to be the Indirect cause tolav of the of LPON WEST POINT New Orleans. Sept. 27. A tropical hurricane has been driving the water of the Gulf of Mexico in shore for the past eighteen hours, with winds of 43 to SO mllea an hour. The atomi ' advices at to the situation on their road east of take Catherine. Although the wireless station here managed to speak with steamers JOn miles out in the Gulf of Mexico today, and aa far east a Key Wait, no answer wna returned to calls for the wire leas station at Pensacola. The steamer far out tn the gulf reported a calm see. FIVE i FIVE MEN INQICTED. Louisville, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY '.he TROPICAL WEATHER Clewfoegoa, On colved by Acting SevrAary Newberry, of tbe navy department from Com tuander Bmitb of tbe cruiser Clere-land- , which Is bow stationed at Clen fuegoa. together with tbe gunboat, la addition to tbe regular complement of marine and bluejackets on he two warablpa, 223 other marines were sent to Cienfuegos to aali la looking after foreign interest there, and St praaeut obthe navy department has tainable men who ean lie sent to that conscientiously and industriously discharged bla dollea in the face of the almost constant lack of cooperation from congress. ANOTHER MEETIMG HELD. Havana. 8e.pL 27. The Moderate assembly convened thla affiainnou. Thesentiment of the meeting waa etrtkIngly different from that ilsplayed yeaterdav. After an hour .ff dAHcry dlsruaston. Alfredo Zeya, the lAfcerat leader; Gen. Mario Menucal. heet of the veleraaa, and Senator BangutllV Independent, appeared and presented a new proposition, namely, the resignation of tbe senators and congressmen chosen at th laat election, new election fo fill throe vacanciee; tier acceptance of President Palma's resignation and getting together of on gross to elect a constitutional preil-deu- t, who, it being stipulated, ahould he either a Liberal or Independent. Benor Zayas asserted that Sccre-tari-e Taft and Bacon bad approved tms proposition, but the assembly was not wllllug to consider II without con- suiting the American commissioner. A commltro waa therefore dispatched to cansnlt with lb Americana It conststed of Renor Ilnla. president of the senate; Gen. Nunes, governor of Havana province; Senator Friaa and Fonts y Sterling and Congressman tV abash company and tbe machinists. ' and bollermakera has blacksmith been adjusted by making an Increase that ia mutually satisfactory." General Manager Miller said tbe strike la ended and everything to perfectly aatlafactory. There is nothing more to eay. The boilermakqra have already returned to work said, the others' will return tomorrow. The I amount of the increase granted or the of aettienient will not be mad I term lub le. The entire matter la sattotac torlly ended, Uovln. Secretary Taft told this committee that he had at first approved tbe suggestion of Ben or Zayss. provided that both parties felt It would bring peace, but upon further eonaideratiou be had decided that If It became uecesaery to rreai a provisional government, the only safe plan waa that, tbla be done hy an act of th United States. The committee questioned aa te wbat tbe attlUule of the eommlastoa-er- s would be If congry elected a mm. erttuttonal president. Becretary Taft replied that aucb a course would embarrass the altnatton greatly, aa they fair any other man then Palma would not fie aatlafactor yto all including the United States.' Therefor, ualesi President Palma continued in office Intervention seemed the ont yalf amative. When the commit tee reported this to the Moderate assembly it resulted' in Immediate expressions that nothing remained hut intervention. After n long dlaciiaalnn. however. It wna resolved to attend congress and refuse to accept President Palma's resignation. Beyond this no one would make a prediction, and there wen bnt. faint hope of finding a way for the preservation of Cuba's sovereignty. The dissolved amid s general feeling of depression. All doubts ns to the loyalty of the rural guard to the Amerfcwn government In caae of Intervention have been net at rest by the declaration of officers that they' would support a Taft government with enthualHsm. One officer mid: "The American government appointed us. if It. Keen fit again to Uke over Cuba temporarily why ahonld we not lie loyal to It. We are soldier, not politicians, an dour duty ia to support the established' government." who Thirteen hundred volunteer were recently brought here from to help protect Havana, were ordered ot return to Matanau by Gen. Rdarigues tonight. Fifty extra guards were stationed at the waterworks tonight on account of rumors that the rebels threatened to take poeseeelon of the works. THE FEDERATION DENOUNCES BUCHTEL (Moxado Springs, Colo, Bept. 27. Btate Federation of tabor today) a reenlutka denouncing adopted Henry A. Bnchtel, chancellor of the Denver university sad Republican ean didst for governor of Colorado. The resolution was pffred by ibe delegation ' reprowenting the Denver Trades and ! tabor assembly, and wen inspired by th toast branch of tii Internal tonal j Typographical unhm. It recti ee ibe role fact of tbe prevailing eight-hoin job printing home throughout the ftmntry. and adds: i "Yet there is one oienlmtiao e ree cl that has tensifinusly and . ligion deliberately refused to awoogidn tbe demands of the printer. Ueie locking our meu out and retd ting to Ibe fullest extent of Its passer tho breed-lesc- e of the eherter workday. . Thin denomination is the Mtobodlst Epts- oopel church, witch today to all lie many pnbltoblng houses, rsfuee to employ union men or eenogniae the eight-hou- r day. thus showing etaerlr tint it ban higher ngtid for toe dol lar than for the men. On of the lend lag dignitaries of the Methodist Epta- copal church, which has refused 'to recognise ua or our organisation, le Chancellor Henry A.' Buchtsl of- - the university of tho cHy ot Denver. This man In new the candidate for governor ; of Colorado on th Republican ticket. Therefore, tn the light of the attitude of Methodism toward our union, anffi ( In tii last analysis toward all trade unions, ere, the delegates from Den ; ver Typographical union No. 42, regu t larly accredited to the eleventh annual- t convention nf the Color do Rtate Fed- i erat Ion of propose the fellow 1 Ing; , Tb ur within these parties. Th American commissioners will not bronk the establishment of a government by th Cuban simply as a means of gaining time. They hold that If provisional government Is created It must be by thi United Blatea, Secretaries Taft and Baeon would not be properly dischargplace, their foil duties if such a goiern-men- t Practically all th marines who can ing were crfited in any other manIn he spared from barracks the United ner. States and warships are preparing to The Ameriran euninilasiuners have go to Havana, as Becretary Tafts little eonfldeuce in t lie eerlouaneas of marines, or are on their wav there, the intentions of the politician who can be epared to assist Cienfuegos. have been vaellaltlng throughout, Lines of men have linen thrown out nine day of negotiation. This from the two warship at Cienfuegos thea tbe alniation, nolaidy la Inclined to protect plantation of foreigners being to doubt tonight that within twenty-fou- r men have These marauders. RcRob-edagainst By the Colorado State., hmira Berretary Taft, hy authorbeen warn out bv constant duty, and of tabor, in convention. . Federation United the of aif the President Commander Rrairii asld tn hia request ity assembled, that tn Chancellor Henry will proclaim himself provisto tbe navy department that relief Is Btarei. A. Buehlel. (he candidate for mvernor Much Unba. a govof ional governor needed at once. of Colorado on the Republican ticket, would, he made however, ernment, In is Tbe navy department greatly we recognise pc rat stent and afowrW Cuban aa far as' it waa possible so need of more officer and men. and tn toward organized labor, and 1 TROUBLE AT JIMINEZ. enemy devarious do. by continuing the will have much trouble in providing affiliated bodies end N we all upon urge conpartments under the Immediate In accordance with act to Monterey, Mexleo. Bept. 27. That crews for a nnmher of warablpa which trol members qf tbe present heads thereof. trouble has occurred in the town of have been stripped to man ahipa now and In the light of these fact by reIn the Immediate developments tn au Tbe go there. in Cuba or about jrimlnes is acknowledged by the fusing as one man to cast a vote iq situation depend on the artlnn taken thorliies, but they are very reticent Tennessee. Washington. Georgia ami by congress bis favor." not la tomorrow. It likely offi and refuse iff state tha rause of tbe Connecticut have been stripped of The officer of th federation were seswill tbe Liberals attend the that man the Prairie. and crew In disturbance. A body of troops was instructed to cany out the Intent of IJb-erand tbe the Moderates but sion, sent from Mqaterey for tbe purpose of Brooklyn and Texas, which are already the resolution. Nationalists combined eapset to quelling the .'disturbance in the town under orders to takeI marines to Cuba. secure a quorum. The Moderate lead-er- a about named, and a body of 200 cavalrymen The marine corps SHUSTER APPOINTED. tonight expect nothing exrept infrom Raltillo were taken by a special beneath Its fnll quo) a. but It Is betervention tomorrow, it being a matImmeof an the at here with prospect that lieved to train Monterey reaching United te of coifimen report among them Washington. Bept. 27. ftreetdeot early hour this morning and after an diate service outside of the have no that armed American forces will flock will carps Roosevelt hs appointed H. Morgan marine of tbe for States tbe feeding purpose hours delay assembled ashore from the warships Shuster as a member of the Philip and watering the animals, proceeded difficulty In filling Its numbers up to here even before the meeting nf conpines commission to fill one of th en route to Jimlnes over the alterna- the full quota. unless not occur will this but grats, vacancies canard by the resignation o tions! road. EXPLOSION. NATURAL OAI In the situation some violent change Governor General Wright asd Gov- - j The unofficial Ihough authoritative conshould Even makes it necessary. General Ida. The other vacancy j ernor version Is that, a gang of bandits and BRYAN SPEAKS AT 27. An vale. Ka.. IntenBepL Cbery Its announced gress carry out was filled by tha appointment' recently here afternatural ible of smugglers made an attack upon the gas of not' accepting President of Judge Charles E. Magonu, Amert-- J OKLAHOMA CITY tion town and that In the battle which folnoon smeltdemolished zinc the Edgar Taft Palma's resignation, Becretary can minister to Panama and patmoe 1 lowed when the citizens arrived to will bold thar a vacancy exists unless er. killing two workmen and Injuring of the canal tone. whom of themi several persons were die. five will three others, Palma himself concludes to remain Ip Mr. Shuster Is a native of the cUyi,t killed. The dead: , office. of Washington. He served la various A request for assistance was sent Fifteen Thousand Ptopie Greeted Him . Bmlt. Robert In the meantime preparations for Last Night on Hla Oklahoma blanches of the government eervtafe I out by the mayor of the town and tn Hostetler. and marines of bluejackthe Tour. landing and finally wae appointed deputy col- response troopa were - ordered both Faulty hurt: ets from the Ameriran warships have lector of easterns of Cuba during the from tbla city anl Saltillo. MrKeeheiA George been folly completed, and within a American occupation of that Island. I The stories of nn Incipient revolution Luther Hampton. Taft give time after short Secretary In 1001 he resigned the position to are denied, the trouble being nothing Oklahoma City. Sep. 27. Fifteen the order all advantageous Joe Isnard. points aonept the appointment of collector of more than am. snack by bandits for the thousand people greeted W. i. Bryaa which Berinualy Injured: selected been have hy already customs to tbe Philippine Wanda, the Melvin Burls. purpose of loot. Later the reports are here tonight on hi lour through Okla- naval officers would be occupied by salary or which la $7,000 per annum. that everything ia now quiet. homa. Chief Pie rant Porter of the a force f at least 2.500 men. Such Ry singer. Lost on building and contents, Aa a member of the Philippine Jlmjnet la a small town in Rio Creek tribe of Indian Introduced Mr. an order would not. be given until SecMr. Bhnatar will receive a Grande, about thirty miles above Bryan, who, during the address, com ret ary Taft regards It aa absolutely $10,000. ef $5,000 per anaam additional alary Roosevelt Ciudad Pqrforlo Diaz. President upon It that the certain is but plimented aa secretary of one of the department The report that, a revolutionary out tbe eettlement of the coal strike, and necessary, MONDAY allowed RECEIVED he BE will not TO present condition of the Philippine government. break has occurred at Victoria (taken effecting peace between tho wkring na- to continue for more than a day to mean Victoria, capital of the sure tions. - Discussing the probable rand!' longer. The 27. PresiSecof ' Acting Washington, gept. IMPORTANT DECISION of TamaullpaQ is absolutely without date for tbe Republican nomination dent Palma's resignation and It with- retary of Stale Adee received a telefoundation. Everything is quiet In for the presidency, he scored Secre- drawal will be Cuba's laat card. gram from Ambassador Leiebman at that locality and no dltaurbance of any taries L. M. Shaw and E. A. Hitchcock General Funaton arrived here today. Constantinople conflrlmng the new Washington, BepL 27, The there. haa taken In senti- He has gone ever all the military dlepatcbna that arrangements kind place have tary of agriculture ha Jnat received and referred to tbe change ten yearn tgo to plana, approved them and familiarised been completed for the reoeption of from the attorney general th text at ment from that of AT OYSTER BAY. but one man, whom he declared th himself with them, a presented by Ambassador Lelehmsn by the saltan the Important opinion rendered by the Republicans wero sesln urging to be- Msjor tadd. who haa been here for a next Monday, October 1. At that time latter, answering in the negative th He fortnight. Ambassador Letahman it expecied to question submitted to him a to whethOyster Bay. Rppt. 27. Thet there Is come a third term candidate. eight-hour still a. feeling ;pf hme in tbe highest pleaded for the adoption of tbe Among the places visited todsv by be accorded "a solemn audience with er or not the mast Inspection law. circles that order eventually will be day law. for a board of arbitra-tio- General Fiinston wan the rebel camp the aiiltan to preeent hla credential passed at the laat congra,' applied! aa ambassador and take up wltb the to meat product! Imported Into the j the initiative and referendum and outside of Havana. Here the Amerirestored in Cubs seems apparent. Even ultan several Important mailers pend- United Bute from foreign eonatrie. in the face of the discouraging reports cioeed with an appeal to the laboring can general met Generals Guerra and Del Castillo, and other commanders of ing for several monihe. received by Ibe press today of the men to support the Democratic nomiMr. Moody held that tha provistona . the insurgents, aome nf whom he knew of the American meat inspection j progress of negotiations between Sec- nees In the congressional campaign. . at Heno El tram revolution. Bacon, TERMINATED. stopped STRIKE and the govThe special amendments have reference entirely:'' retaries Taft- and during the laat to domestic slaughtering. ernment and insurgent leaden in the after lea ring thi city, where Mr. . The atmosphere at the palace to; .27. rrowd a of of several The strike St. 1nila, Sept. island republic, preparations for the Bryan addressed night la decidedly gloomy. Everybody tj! : the Wabash railroad boilermaker, maOF OUTLAWS. TRIAL president's departure .tomorrow for a thousand people from the rear plat- who emerged from President Palma's Memtermiface. was wore before chinist hours blarkemitb with midnight. office a and Jong form froty eight nearly, ahonly private stay In speaking of the nomination of bers of the cabinet reiterated that nated today hy the granting of an In the North Atlantic fleer off Province-town- . Manila. Sept. 28. The trial of a Mast., have been carried stead- William Randolph Hearst for governor Palma had not receded from bis de- crease in wages after a conference beof outlaws, which began SepNew of In the and number tween Mr. rf committee now seems the York, to to aplte Democrats striker' termination tbe resign forward. Everything by ily Inwere ended at Cavite thla moat 17, tember hla tbe rule of of General the Miller he following Henry raid that Manager argument be In readiness for the departure persuasive Bryan Montekm. Pevema n himself state The contests. which Is tn morning. last which all scheduled Monday. for Wabash, Sakay. friends. president bgan has timate the president adopted A propneltlnn submitted to the and Viilafuerte were convicted and before noon. The yacht Mayflower, oa bad shown no dltcriminatlon between has suocumbed somewhat to nervous the trike committee was accepted this sentenced to death. Nattvldsd . was wblcb be win make the journey from candidates prior lo the convention. ' I fatigue, and everybody regard Immias nomination at the administration the Massachusetts of Bay--- , to the am morning. The term of the settle- sentenced to thirty year' Imprisonmurh windup gratified Oyster of aa ment were not. made public beyond ment and four ochera to term coast, arrived here today. It had been of Mr. Hearat." he said, "because I nent. Preaidant. Palma will retire the office, thla statement. Issued by General Man- twentv year each. Tbe trial of all , suggested that in the event of condi- feel that he will make not only a poor aa when he assumed wero replete with positive evidence tions at Havana sssnmlng what might strong race for the election, but also but all hla f1end concede of that he ager Miller: , "The wage question between the of guilt. having Will have the satisfaction be considered a really desperate statue a good governor after hia election." d , no-mur- -- . . ; ! Mai-nnz- flOO-mc- e - 1 . corn-mlael- on n, , - - . |