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TH VOIAJM10 X. e^MDE CAMDEN, S. ( YEUM FEVER III HHP* 7 hirt)?Seven Cases and Seven Deaths. THE OU 1 BREAK WAS SUDDEN. ^wport Nefts. Baltimore and Surrounding loans (ireatlv I ncrcised About the Situation, Newport New?, Virginia. Special. ? Ihlrty pttit'ii of yellow fever developed at the National Soldiers' Home, neai Hampton, Monday, and during the day three deaths oc-curred from the disease. It j4 broke out 'unont: the inmates of the Home last Thursday. I ?? 1 1 no information of It was given to the public. The news nat urally created great excitement in Norfolk. Portsmouth and adjacent towns and strict quarantine regulations wore at once put In force. There are 3,.p?0'i Inmates of the home and the in fit Inn-ion was last \vf ek visited by sev eral excursion parties. After a day of intense excitement <>vor the velipw fever outbreak at the National Soldiers' Home, Newport News tefcts with o feeling of compara tive security. The cltv oftlcsrs and the various municipal bodies hove been busy and It is felt now that no loop hole has been left through which the dread Front g*> may And Its way to this city. The latest report from the Soldiers' Home giv?s the total number of cases nt :U, nn lncroar-e of only three during the day. There was one death. The universal hop* now is that the dleease will be confined within the Home lim its. and t He authorities at the institu tion express confidence that this will he done. l'he town of Hampton, which Is In o)o.-e proximity to the Soldiers' Home, established a cordon of armed police men at the approaches to the reserva tion. Notwithstanding this precaution Newport News quarantined against H.'tnpton and Elizabeth City county sn<! YVttrrick county. Thus this city, which >s nenrly ten inil^s from the in fected point, has the advantage ol practically a double quarantine on land. A tug brat patrols the river to prevent the evasion of quarantine restrictions by means of boats. The danger line ashore is guarded by an adequate force of :q'...a! policemen. The street rail way company was prohibited from running cajyii.etween Hampton and this c ib<C Although hundreds of people left lh\city on account of the scare, their d^jwrture is regarded with Indif ference ami amusement rather than as a judicious precaution by the great majority who stuy at home. The city council has appropriated $10,000 for immediate use in maintain ing the quarantine. W ar Department Or.er. The following order his been issued by the war department: ' Ccnirr. ending General, Department of the lias:, Governor's Island N. Y:" " The pi s.-ei.. e of yellow fever having been ? 111' .dally reported at the Soldiers' Jlnni-"- at Hampton. Va.t the Secretary of War directs thai you give orders for the immediate movement, of the garri yon a*. Kcrt Monroe to some place of safety somewhere on the Northern <'0^t?f, to (><? selected by you. TWo oom missioned r?niccrs and not less than L'u men will be left In charge of the rn;'- If ! here are immun*s in the command th?\v will be g'iven prefer encc. A? knowledge receipt and report action taken. (Signed) "H. C. CORB1N. "Adjutant General." "W ill Take Garrison to Battery Point. New York, Special. ? General Mer r ; 1 1 rem minding the Department of the Ha?-. I'd! ted ptatefi army, said that he ?j? making a rnangemen ta-tu transfer the garrison at Fort Monroe, with the exception of about twenty m"n and two officers. all Immune, to HaP<?ry Point, at the mouth of the Delaware River. Condition Very Serious. Adjutant General Corbin and Major Joh- >r?n. A?-?iBtant. Adjutant General, ?were 3 1 Fort Monroe Monday, and wer" pre?en< when Surgeon Pettus mad" hi? report to Lieutenant Colonel tDewItt, regarding the outbreak of yellow fever at the Soldiers' Home. General Corbin says that from all e?co*in*.e there is little doubt tihat the conditions are serious ?m) that there Ji>r ) t*llin^how fan* the Infection may have rr>iched. There Is a trolley road alorg the beach for a distance of more than six miles, and excursion parties hive been com+ng to OM Point and adjacent places and have taken t be trolley to Newport News, and to tike Soldiers' Home. Many *of them bar* mingred with the soldier*. Jitniett Fer President. Cape Hayllen. Haytl, By OUric, ?From a dispatch Just received Aran a reliable source. It la learned that a revolution wtl ha proclaimed eooa ia the republic of Santo Donlnpi In favor of Don Joan IsMto Jhalaaa According to this dtapafaefc. the entire western portion of the rapnhttc In* declared la tavor of Jianiaat, aad ha I* the only candidal# tor (to yniliwf Mwitoit the m of tto mmmf* ? i* ? GovruNO* c\M>i ? k on i \ nciii.no He Issues a Fore ble App:al to th? People of t Oeor jfia. Atlanta, Ga.. Speo-ial ? Governor Candler ha? i5?,u?'l an appeal to th:* people of Georgia to Join hand? and put an end to mob violence in Use State. The Governor believes 'hat the only way to r /store a condition o! peace and tranquility, and to bring in end to the lawl? tsness that has b <. n manifested in different parts of the State is for !h'^ people ?o uphold 'he course. aid them in bringing to speedy Justice all criminals and bv the strong force of a vliile public statement. brine punishment to the law-breakers of a I i kinds Tho Governor tell? of the re proach heaped upon the State by the repented oui'^eaka and says. "Tlw) purity of tho fair mother* arid daughters of Georgia must and shall ba preserved, and at the ? n m * time the lives and liberties of Ml the law abid ing negroes in Oeo:?la must and shull b* protected. Arson and burglary and assassination and robbery and rape must stop, and at the same time lynch law must stop Th** Rood of bo?h races and the fair nam* of the S'atn demand this. | "The ordinary processes of the law are amply sufficient to punish ail crimes Our Judges are pure nnd incor ruptible. Our juries are composed of our most intelligent, upright men. who seldom make mistakes. The mob often makes mistake? and tho Innocent are made to suffer with 'he guilty. It never knowns where to stop, but after pun lulling the guilty, drunk with the blood of one victim, it thirsts for tho blood of anoJhet, and off?n sacrifices on the altar of vengeance those who ar? guiltless of 'any r-rime. "We must away with the mob. We must re-enter upon the region of law and order. We must restore the altar of reason and tear down the a.it'ar that passion has rected We must do this in the interest of the white men of Georgia and in th^ interest of the ne gro, of Georgia, and for the fair name of Georgia, and to protect tho virtue of the* w tf men of Georgia. "Lynch law does nut slop arson, nor ; robbery, nor rape. This requires tho strong power of the statute laws, sus tained by a healthy, vigorous public sentiment. "I wouid' appeal." continues Gover nor Candler, "to all officer? of the State. civil and military, urging them to remember that the dignity and the fair name of Georgia are In tljelr keeping. I would appeal to theni to re member that they are the guardians of j the peace and happiness of tho people of the State. It is their duty to appre hend and bring to Justice all who vio late the b>w, whether it be the negro who commits rape, or the white raau who kills him for his crime. 1 he grand Juries must realize that it. Is as much their duty to ferret cut and return true bills against members of the mob who lynch a murderer as it is to return a true bill against the murderer hira- ( self. 1. hi appeal especially to the bar to bring that potent influence which the members of the profession exercise in every community to the aid of law and order, not only by discountenanc ing mob rule, but by aiding th?' courts and lur'.es in bringing accused parties to speedy trial. It is the duty of a law yer to >ee that his client liaa a fair ami impartial trial, but he should not re sort to mere technicalities and pittexis to defeat the ends of Justice, or even to delay the enforcement of penalties whereby society suiters and tne contl dence of the people In the ability of t the courts to punish crime is destroyed. "in bringing about this eud," said the Governor, In conclusion, "I would Invoke the arrive, earenst co-operation of all good men. white ami black, with the officers of the law in their efforts to pre\ent crime, suppress mob violence and bring criminals to Justice and to i restore pearp end ordT and tranquility : to all of our prople of every race, class and condition." Aftcmpl to tVreek a Trai,\ OpeliVi. Aln . Pppriil. ? In a cabin throe ie!los s:u!.h of hero. ?'hap. GIobo a u J Rev 1 Wlllia-m?. two nr^roo5, wore captured an"! imprisoned in the county Jail, charged wi'h attempting i to wreck ? f9*t passenger train on tVi<> Cen'nl o* <lrr?rEia Railroad, about 10 oYJcok Fur. "lev nffht. Hesitates to Order Quarantine. Now York, Fppclal. ? H*?jlth otn fr Poty Bay* ihar % n his opinion ther*> wsf if any, dinner of yellow fever ifaehinc thla city by any of the Blcomfhlp line*. He had not est^b a quarantine, he said. but had re^uee'.eti the officials ' of th? Old Do mioion Line, wh5?e ve-zs&Js /toueh at Old Polnv. Coavfoct. to exercise every precaution to prevent the ear* of tick ete to pcrbotm who have been exposed to the diameo. The company had agreed, he aertd, to obey hla^requeat, and he did not believe that -re would be necfstary to declare a quarantine. ^ FH|'?n Attack Calaaibi. Manila, Rjr Cable. ? After ooncen tracts# their force* tor two days, the nUpiooe Aw4ay morning attacked fialamha, thetown on Lacuna de Day. op? red Lv General HaH on Wtdaai day. The enKtfjirnt lasted an hour, mmd the F;l)*-:noe were driven off, flwrjing away their dead and wound m$. The American* Iok two mi MJSai nldswwaM 1 The Now Orleans and thft Machias Are Gcinp, H) ARRIVE THERE WEDNESDAY, The \ ssels Ordered There at th: h&uftcc of ihe State Department as a Precaution ar> Mcaswe. W i s b i r? sx ? ? ? n . P. C Sp^lal.?^eoro tnry L< > n s Imp Issued or 'lor 3 detai h tng the orujaor Naw Orleans from the N'or'h At l,i m iv Fqmdron at New port and directing her to proceed a' oncp 10 Ssnto Domingo city Order? were issued also to the Maohias now at St. Thoma?. to pr^ceo | ? . > ?}ie ?iidc Vpoint. vn San Turn The orders were tnade at the instance of th^ plate de j^artmen't. ami a? a prtvau'lonary mea hire owing to thn disturb* 1 condition following the assassination of Presi rl ? nt Hpureius >,( San Dominco. NeMh er the ci,t?o department r-^r the war depar'm?u* ha? received any advccs rf an alarmingVharacter. but owing to the large American interests on the is land i' was dcejned advisable to tike every precaution. lr ls\ understood that American Vapitalitt^ have made arraneemeu'? wm- jJi*-.F>omin,*aT! an t hontie:- by which praet!eallv't/he en tire mv binerv of the island adminis tration i? under their direction. Ihe New Orleans Is expected to pail ,'iom Newport r?t fmrp. The sail to Santo Domingo city is a 'bout Ave days po |p due th?ie about next Wed nesday. The Mne.hian is only 3 day's sail from tha' point but rhe will ro to Sa n Juan to earrv back <\aptaln Snow, the naval commandant of that port . Chief Justicc Coming Home. Ran Francisco, Cat, Special. ? Sa mo an advices under date of July 14. were received here |?v the steamer Mojiki, as follows: The situation in Sam?a ip on.^ of great uneasiness. the attitude of the natives being far frcm reassur ing Several fights -have occurred in different parts of the inlands, between supporters of the rivals for rhe king ship nnd several native? have been kl'led. Nothing much fcms to have been accomplished bv the h:eh com mission since arms to the number of 10ii were surrendered by the contending factions Chief Justice Chamber? bping diss-atisfled with the support extended to his court by th"" commissioners, will leave today for Washington. The rw man government. It 1s claimed, is greatly displeased with its commis sioner's recognition of the decision of the Supromo Court in the kingship case. v ) I distant 0>er AppointmenJ of Negro Post muter. Columbia. S. C., Special. ? The peo ple of Florence are indignant over the aj^intment o^ a negro postmast er. The city council and board of 'rade want him removed. Senator Mcf.aurin will entreat. President Mc Kinley to change his appoin'nv .1 The pos* master In question is Rev. Joshua HJ'. Wilson. He was firs' ap pointed by President Harrison and was re-appointed by President MoKinley last year, but the appointment was held up until a short -time ago. Flor ence is neir l,ake City where Post - 11. "?-;cr Baker was killed. A Ni-w Rale al Satanna'i. Savannah. Oa . Special .? The flrst bale of new cotton for the 'season of DQ9 and Ifon, arrived here Friday morning. It weighed 3fi0 pounds and was sold at auction. , Col. Thompson Rscijfrn. ? Columbia, fl. C.. Special. ? Henry T. Thompson, To lieutenant rolonrl of thp Scrond South Carolina Volunteers, ha?- resigned the senior raptalnoy in the Twentv-nlnth Ue&lmenj, being ro. crulted .it At.lautri. He yfc'Hl rommardant of ^^riiiitdta- school In Ohio. *?? *3o A Benefit B#l?. Ynrk . Fpftrial. ? To bo'd the suf If i f r? I\v I ho flood in th^ Val ley, oontral Texas. tho members of the New York rr^tnn exchange arranged to send the flryl hale of '99 oot'on, sending the proceeds to the relief comrrvUeee . Already over $2.00n has b??n eent to the fl?ed*d district hv 'he Members of t.b exchange. The first bile of .the? seavrn is expected to reaoh this elly, this we?*. It was grown In F*?n Patricio 00*it:!y, Texas, and was donated to the foo-1 sufferers by a N*w Orleans brokerage Arm. which hail paid the full market price for It and a premium of $100. ? - ? ? - Law HlOrltr Wilt Wig. Cleveland, O^kpeclal. ? Slowly and rwrely law and order are trlnmphlng over lawHogsa and disorder, and the city hi befftonhtg to resume Its |(|dttme appearance. Friday the stnet^r* were welt patronised, ssycclalljr during the busjr hours of the morning and ?v?plB|< This Is said to be the hsat In dication that tha pnraMwt la wis. S. C, EDITORS AT HARKIS S! KINGS. The Meeting Well Attended and ths Bo\ s Belnq; Well Cared For. Harris Springs S C (SpMal > ? The 2Mh annua! meeting of tho South Carolina Press Aasoi litum met at Har ris Idthia Springs Tuesday nljfh' ^ ?o and was called to ? ? ? 1 ?? r In* President K II Aull and was opoiml with prav? > by tii-> Chaplain Rev Si lt II Rrov n I ho address of welcome was delivered by Pol t H Wharton of l,aurenc and responded to bv F H M' MisU-rj?f Charleston and Col I F Kojifr*^ of rirKlna Splendid so >d prevail pd and Mr. F Fo\. the H.url ? Springs Hotel eutoil ugKd tho hoys handsomoiv. A vcrv I jnge crowd of vis Pors were present lo/nKel the ?m1 1 1 1 ?> r on this ^p?M Itl t'crftsJ in a. w?ll as tho iimwI crowd of sum*HT cuocts The Pas />f Soldiers Recently Gov. Afef>wo*' ney his re reived several letters from ?aptainr of the Second South Carolina Regiment protesting against the allowing pt prr rent. commissions for tho n? up all of t)i" datr* u? ci? .-.<at >? to <*toimo th" rbilrus for soldiers' pay. Y?\-.t? r day i!ov MoSween.v hold n comers ? Hon with Mr. \W Ifn\ d F\*ns about t h?v matter and he finds that Governor Fllerbe.e made ?' ft oontract with Mr. ID v a hp ..and ,1'i'kf < P Town send whereby they were to go' !?> p<r cent fot (loins all i h^ arduous work necosrary to be done before the nioiifv rin v>t-> secured V\ tho goNprnor's eflb o f<>r disburse ment to t hose entitled to it Co\ Me Swp<*ncy will not Interfere with this i opt ra< t Ait investigation of tho work necrs sary to be done shows that It is no child's plav; that it will necessarily I'ovor several months of unremitting attention and the outlav of a row-id or - abl? amount of money. The station ery and stamp bill alone iv quite heavy, as It is necessary to locate and communicate with each individual member of the regiment KPttinu thai individual's signature to his rlalm In many instances tho mpu have moved to differpnt portions of the State and letter after letter Is returned. Such men havr to be hunted up at consider able expense. A Town on Paris Mountain F W. Cook and K . Philb*ck of Now Vork. and I.. F. Bel 1 i rsr^r and H. ii Smith, of Atlanta, are prospe-Hng with a view of locating a summn town on the top of Paris Mountain and ron struo'ilng a trolley lino from ilio ? : f y limits of Greenville, to the town Tlvv have been out with a surveying outfit and w1j11 continue their work Fhey <ame under the Immediate instance of the Atlanta men, and it Is understood that the party represents considerable capital. They do not talk, havo no consultation about theflr business with residents, but evidently know what they are about. They say they are prospecting for tho establishment of h summer town. Mr. Philbeok said: "We do net know yet what we will do on tho mountain. We rannot tell until wo finish our investigations. If we divide to Invest you will hear of us in a few weeks." Alliance Reunion. The annual reunion of Aliauccmen is to take placo at Tirzali a? usual tills year. This is alwavs the event of tho mldsttmmer season in tho up-ountry countlos and it is always very largely attended. This year tho reunion como? t>*t Atigtist 17 and 1 s and already exten sive prepnratlon~ are being made f?u Hip occasion. Among the speakers ibis year tho committee expects to have Senator Tillman. Governor MeSwccney and Congre smen Ta.lbert and Latimer. Besides the professors will be asked to come over from Clemson College and hold a farmers' institute during the reunion. Barnwell's New Treasurer. Gov. Mf?wfrprv upon the Ptrrtngffst recommpn'lTtl^n^ from the eounty 'Irt pga'inn nn'l others. appointed Mr '? D. Free to bo rotintv treasurer of Barn ??-o|l ofdjni* Mi V'r er> i? a. pon of tho lat* treasurer, a iH hi hrrn chief Herk In 'ho office tl<-. is moM hijrhly fpo keri of. Information for ^hcat Growers. Mr. I.fm Wise; a progressive former llvlntr neir Newherr y. ha* An expe> trn^ in prowinc wheat and improving lan-1 whir h is worth recording Three yeir:< ;ic;o ho rowed f<|x and one half acy*- of ordinary land In wheat. foV-^ towinc fh^ wheat with per?r 11? rut the pea?=, uhirh wero sown broad^a^t II* kept thip np thrrr? vearp The flrM year h? made 30 bushels of wh'at; the nevt. ."1 \<2 bu:-helF; the next'tthl* year) hnlwfrn 75 and *0 bushelf. II*> did j>nt ur-e any fertllizf rs ? not even cotton ^<"<1 The sowln? of the p*as broad cast was all that he did to Increase the productive nr?r? rf his land. He kept no account of his pee-vlne bay the flrat two years, hut the last year hl? hay fofought him over $75. ' II ue?m.a to us that this experience should put farmer* to thinking. Palmetto Notes. j It Is said the Ch<?aterfleld l^in^ and I.umher Company has 17.000 emigrant* ready to locale on Its n?wly acquired property rear there aa noon aa the rail road reftfhee It. The*# ?re people that will engage In trucking. fruK culture and other new Industrie* for this aee tlon. A new bank Is to bo organized at WllHamsfon. with stock of 120,000. Preliminary pfepm for a char ter were fllol In tw IritUrr of ?uiflTo office Thuraiay, I MORI M W COTTON Ml'. IS. South Carolina'^ Progress as a Manjfuc* turlng >ta!r. Another big cotton null tf> pivto"*! In the B'ato ft- > i:nir t' i? to bo built at Easlf... in |M- k* - ?."intv. and tho oapit al ?to k is to makes abm* oieh' ! v ohartorc 1 in ?hP > t ,v ??> so van months of this ano' ho: o\ Idoiwe of In outstripping ill r,;hor faotur# r\f oo?!on If it k* cj>? up :m rh Carolina will ???;):! !n1 tho w holo country in tills Indu-try Alro* !\ no i>;hrr Sn>i ? [lorn Sl.ilo compare!- with Ikt In ill'* ; i!iih lino i'ho whole I'ii.lnicn' pfiion a.lho i.i t ! i p<>-p! billies in rot ton nianufact tiring M t of tho now mlilp aro being < r 1 \ 1 1 1 - i 1 o .1 in that ?c '!ii>n r ?f t'hft Stao-. Soinrt "!h,M ucluH' fop which aro con'emplato I f > 1 1 . ^ a i h'1 M<>nr.i Path Oil '"rvupany >vi:h a u>i*al f.ivt'k >?f } lb o< ?o ivis P -pn ohm Trod I II Pio li I" prosld'ni t K H'trpor, vP. <? pu osidont . a nd I K Kiiib-v :?> tary unrt troaf-imr. Ilubaukof William; ton n k * for a i ha; tor I 1 iv capital Mock la tn |>" .f Ofto I'ho t c: prrators aro I tnvs F li i<. on \ i. WHson and K -V Or;iy. \n |u\ 1 a lion. Gov oi ?M>r Mff'woon 'v ro^plvod tho (???llowinK invi'ffion from tho f'ewo\ reception ocnmit too, of No a Y< rk N f w V r?r U , 1 >? 1 \ llip F.x ? 1 1 r> ii ,-v t ho (Jovornor of t.ho Stato <?f ^onth 1 arnlln.i. Sir: Tho oimii in 1 ' t oo on lati I ptrado in honor of Admiral Powa.v, vyhlrh will probably t^.k?; p! too about O.-.'obi-r 1 r? ?n l a rorrtlu I 1n% lotion yrni ill aond tho whole or |uu tion of tho National Guard and Naval Mditl.a of your Sta'.e to iak?> part in tin' par, ado. Tho 1 1 an? port a t 'on c<f traops will h ivo to bo born ?; by your Stafo. Corrospc n d< nro on tho pubjort should bo ad drof?.-o.i t o t ho chairman. UXO, lb o id way. New York. Respect fully, I'harlo V Uoo. Major C mim-iI < "onim-aoiins N. 'J. N. Y. It i.- almo.t nooll^pa to pay that South Carolina has no fund out of whi' h to pa> for Mloh oxponsos Any companioK that w.int to oan do BO. Fasley's Big Mill. The f m i J 1 towns in South Carolina seem to bo going Into the manufnctur lng business with a vim In the past few months quite a number of cotton nil Hp and oil mills have been sorted up in small towns In various portions of the St^le. Friday another took tho flr<st steps towards a pretentious cotton factory. The Secretary of Stat* Issued a commission to D. F. Bradley. R. F. Smith. \V. H. Pickens and \V. M. I In good of E3filey, J. M. Geer, of <;re?ni vll|? and J fC. Ha good, of Charleston, as corporators ??f fh" E as lev cotton mills of Baslcy, Pickens county. The mill proposes to manu facture muslins, sheoUnjt", drills, 3'anis, r:c. The capital ftork 1<- to be $200,000, divided into shares rit $103 eaeh. L!?ut. Co!. Krneet A. Oarllngton, the South Carolinian who his la spector genera!, P. S. A Is by t recent order from the war department relieved of tli<* ?>ffi *e of Inspector goporal and c rdered to Manila for duty a* lnspo< ti?r gorteral, department of the Pacilflr and Eighth Army corps. 'I he order sending < 'o! Garllne'on to Manila is mad" bream* of rb" desire to inrnav the efllelr.ncy of th<* troops in the field, h 1 :?* ??xperierce Kpt'<dally fitting him for tin duty to which he has been a^slgncil. Th^re aie only two Jlnpensary con stables in Columbia, so far a? known, and they are carrylne their plvtola hick led around tb^lr waist? aft^r 'he fashion of polPemen. They H<-e?n rare ful to have, their plst.ols show promi nently so that ther* shall b? no viola tion of the order recently is-ned by Governor MoSwceney. The Penitentiary Scandil. Th* penitentiary Investigation com mittee will rnrrt in GreenviJIe on tho lsf of Augurt. according to the rcVdu flcn of The committee wh*n it to ik i's last recrst. The purpose of holding the me?i'lrg In Greenvlll* is to mike it convenient and Ic-hs expensive for the witnesses who are to be examined In the lr.<:erf?ts of Col. N'eal, and wh<*are rikptly from the upper part of the State, near Greenville. The commit tee In also expectojl to prepare Its repfwt, that It can be submitted to Gov et-nor an contemplated under the resolution of t-b* General Assembly. j It la reported that the Virginia Carolina Chemleal Company Is about to buy the Columbia Phosphtate Mill plant. The company already owns the other pboephate mill In tbla city. If the purchase Is made It la stated that both mills will -continue to be operated un der one management. Officer*, of the company here will however, aa? noth ing about the re ported ^le, but Ij la aasertd by those In position to know that the transfer will be mad* about A?fwt ,a Goinjj to Mani a. They Obey the Law The FertM zer Octopst. "t Various Comments of the German Papers. ? ? OPPOSITION SHEETS GUEFUl ? < > 1 1? a ( ! ittle lias Been Ucmnplishcd The final I'roloiul Regarded In One Paper as a Funeral Oration ? - - H"iitn in ? )l-!r I If piprr-' fhlp wr.'k hi\? !? ? n t'iMin; ilioir \"1i!mI? .'II the .Mil- . ?f lit" !>? I( I'vlfC a' t If I he li'M1 of the (iiinmt 'it i ?f papeis ! ' I < i \ ? 1 1 \ t" ? 1 1 ? ? i til'- | ? it' e. KOii'M .?!!>?. !.< r>u o i f ill ippoiut in; lit Ih i' o !itt'.- ha~ ? n .1 . ? mi i > ? 1 ! i 1 1 while th<? e nppo.?||i? 1 in! u ' K' in ?: l?"M"*f*i I fell' ll a I ii irW 'hi! tm nu'ii' win ?i' t "in plight'1 111- I auehlatt ? ? ? i ? ; m ! ? -i ?; that t ho f < I 'll * >f ;i ! l<> ? i .i ' *t nl pi > -1 'ii i ? I: > fin iii p'Mlanl > t ? i ? I'uv.M'l '.!irin>; 'hf o i f r ||o world I lie nrv-t mipoit imt ir.-'i!t ? h I'oj-t <*-ee:-. i .<- licit a f* ? i n t !>?"><! i> now onenjto nations tot el IIIdv* <1 1 ri i cl'hs. .'? > I ! i v> While 1 1 ? fnnfercn.-e has t">< shei-er| m ilf m'l '? ni??ni r M 1 1 l? ?- 1 1 ? ? w s- l. ha' 'It" powrrr it>' r u ii?stl\ .siviviin; lo | ? r ? . ? r \ ? fur t |tt> pi i ?plt* i he | >it? i n>;s t'f piuii ?' The National I -literal ZeitiniK t all? I If Una I proto "I a funeral oration. ami sn\ s I h ?? remits zi'io. I lie Kron?. Hoitting. I ? ' ' l" i I !' I <> I If I 'it i ted Flit'. ;i in) 10 UK - I in<l a* .- l lf nitionr. ilia' h >a. O d !?>!!<!' t of their humanity mailt' (!)<? st ' ?i 1 1 ?'f- 1 e.-.- ir-ten< p to 1 1 ill v pra<iirai humanitarian propo iHoiu;." 'rite K'PU', /.'??inm; ftnUni" point-.- out that while ICn^lnnil anil the I " t j i : ? ? I Stiiti v. .'<1<111<I l"U< tic i' 1:'. opposing thr prohibition <?f luiitiltfi fill i>il with noxious gases, l.h<? I " 1 1 i ? ? ' I Stairs I ?a ? ? K ??< I tip Mn^l iml'* refusal to ahamlon t!i/ itunnlum bullet I'he pla'unle declaration ? ?f tin <011 frjrnep foi the pillieiphs of Hit* ('in h proclamation," ih< Kruz /.eltinm cun tinti<\s, "iiiiroflucon absolutely 110 tiiange in existing veinlM Ions." Mix il Results. Tlx* Hm'f, My fable. I he Interna t * nil eonfr reni e ttit ? f??r 1 1 k final sitting Sa'urday, \\ In n It w 1 II ti liontK <fl that sixteen Statea 11 1 I signed the mint ration mi v 011 1 Son . Ilftppn 'lit* oilier two <011 vpullons, seventeen the fl?rin ra'Moii prohibiting tli" tin owing of project Hps or pxplos ivtw from balloon.*, sixteen Hie derla ra t'jon prohibiting the 11 -a of T-?p)*yx iat Iv* gaff*"'0. nni OfN'Mi th<* <!e- 1 1 ra' Ion prohibit inx the u.-r ?.f rx puif-lvp htillrls. A I'tfrv w.:a r<-.^i vr;l from th" Qifpcn of HftUairl I > lh,.'> I'ope. a-klim Ills :il'.:al Slipp Ml <' 'he . ..v'erenee TJjo l'r>pn'.c reply, v ! . h v-a^ rea l, pro'nlsei roopepiti" ?. ae< iMei th9 far* that hp h Hi man^ ! i performcl ?he f-in-fio*; rtf arhitrnilon. ail 1 hs .'UrM.lIer .M 1 je?l y that. In spi'<* of h'r. pre.-,' *H ii.hn<' mil po-lli<tn, t li<* l*op:' ix'<?ti!'l ront i ri'ie to t-eek the a<lva!K-e t'len' of rlx'ilization. W .ar Against (laiuhtin? in Havana. Havana, My Cable.? Mayor Loropta h.as determined tli.it gambling in Ha vana in 'if-* ftnp Hitherto c?nly Chinct-e gambling honrejt iiavr hoiu raided i)V the ]x>li<ft but now I ho war lias ex tended to aristocrat ir gambling rirrlcw. Kotirte?v:i arrcstR wore made last nock and a large quantity of tnon <jy was rapt uro<l Insiirj; !<? m i.hK S hi May -? Cape I la. vl.ic ii. By Cable. -Advices Juki roeo|ve<l fr?:ni t!i" Dominican fron tier. fay"' t haT\ I lio InKiirgmt.-: have ml Jho Jrit gr.t ph Wire:; in tho luight'oi (hood <if .-vintiago do I o.\ CabrilloroR atrd rb ir Mo< a The in: iirgontx in tin* wos torn part of San Domingo await the arrival of Of-n..luih l?.idoro Jimino. iindrr v. ho. c baderslrp t hoy intend to at ' ??'?'( Sin'lago. A Mntnrman I narfc 1 M ith Ilvnamitr. Now York. Hp- < ia) -Vranrl.a .1. riirrrin. formerly a niotorman on the Soonnd avAnii" nndorground trolley lino, wi'i arr 'unf I Saturday in police o "?u r ? . and held 'in Jl.rtW) lull on a r!w $r?- of having dynomf'o in his p-ip'"* I h<- d"?oolivos who arretted hnn a!!* t i ?un* Oirran iutevb 1 to r?-i . \p!o;|nn nn tho So on'l t-r!|oy i ricks. M I * Ka<cs llo Mopes on R- ot Wi?hiT>K,nn D Spec! il. -The F'o t iy:; "Ooner.il M ilo? will a -k f!P< - ??rfi;;r\ Hoot for a sprody decision as- fo ilio relation1- existing be*worn tho grn oral ofimmand ng tho army and tho SoTorarv of War. ?!?? is now preparing hlf> fldo of tho caro, whl^h wtll tv* rtih ml!,rd to tho now S'crt '?ry. Tho eondl di'ion which ha* exlsicd in the War lopartnu nt plnre t-he campaign in Porto Rico i~ reviewed, snowing that ficn'ual Miles, while majcr general commanding the army, ha* had llttlr or no rolee In the management of af fairs of the army and It Is stated that with the Incoming Secretary, he hopes the present condition will change. ? ?*? 5500. MO from Akftks. ^ Ran Francisco, Cal. 8pec?%tX3A cloee .Mllnwt* placea^the amount of (old brought down by (he steamer St. Pan\ I which arrived Sa- u '?} rntrtring town St. Michael's, at uMtu'bli^ oter !>??>. 000. of which o no-half belongs to the Alaska Commercial Company, the rest being divided amoo^ a sumOer of min ing men. Tho Jaiveet amo?*t I* the SS f?| ?; BRYAN ON THE I'lllUPl 1NES. fie is Opposed to Forcible Animation to the United States. New York Special.- Wm, J. Bryan ? !'f I ? i > i -,es the Philippine question In l!iis week'.*. lioi pondent Hp says I h-> Philippine question Us importiut in'- ii)m fuml-urn ntal principles ate in \ ni \ ed in its iliot ii.- sinn. I'heie are two sour?es "f gove rnment font- ami vOn fcin? Monarchies are founded upon force, republics upon consent i he 'Declaration of Independence asserts that governments derive thoir lust powers from the consent of the gowiMcl. and this ? :* t h e doetr,no to u li'( li we have adhered for more thin a t mint > I' i* ? ho doetrlno which in;. distinguished u> fiom European c-? ?u n u |r.- and hi- made oov nati >u the hop" r>f hMii.TV.iy. The statue in Nia \ ui k ha: tun typirto* thr nr.Unu a m\< -den it" the doctiinc * ct fo; th in the Dec laration of 1 ndf pendcn<? impound, how ? ?in wr liglitfullv acquire so\ ereigp.ty ovot the Hit pi nop. by ?? war of i on quest'* If tin- doctrine set fonh in th? Declaration of Indcp'MivU ie e i fouiM, v how > an wi' l i^ht fui ty pin ? h a>e< sov ereignty from a t-pnii-h sovereign, whose t it W> was di.-iut,5d in t'uhji, and whose rftelilon* - 'i I'.I'M i we armed in the Philippine?? In the resolution . f intervention. Congress declined tint the Cubans wore and of light ought to he free. Why? Reeius" gov ci nruent $ derive t!i"ir hist powers fiom tin1 consent of ihe governed, a:\ > Spain had ie'used to nsprct fh? wishes of the < uh?im\ ' f Hi Cubans ?< i>'o. mid of right ought 'u he free, why not the Filipinos? In i h? hc^inniu/ of the Spanish war ConufM i?u.ed that our nation had any thought of extending its' territory by war. if we then had no thought of securing by conquest new territory In the Western Hemisphere, why should we now talk of securing in the fiJanlern Hemisphere new raiea for subjugation? "An individual may kivr a double life when ? nly one life t.; itipiwn. When, l:o"h llce> u re known, he can lead only one. life, and that ihe worst. A repub lic cannot enter upon n colonial policy. It cannet advoe overtiment by con sent at heme and government by foren abroad Ihe lieclartion of Indepen df nee will !osc its value when we pro. claim the doctrine, familiar In Kurope, hut detestable here, tha? governments are round in shape, about thirteen I ti r lies In diameter and tired out of cannon. For more than a century this nation has been tiavellng along the pathway which leal? from th" low domain of vigil' to Ihe loft v realm of right, and its eisfoiy has been wi;'iont a parallel in the annals of recorded time. What v. ill lie oni fate if we turn backward and begin the descent tow?rd force and conquest ? It is t.">t itifllcient to say that th? forclblo annexation of the Philippine Islands Is a benevolent undertaking, entered upon for the good of the F111 p'no-. Lincoln potnteil out that thl* has always been the. argument of kings, hi use hi - words, 'they always l>estrod? ill* mxks of the people, not Hra-t they wanted to do It, hut because the peo ple were better off for being ridden.' ? It is surprising that any believer in self-government should fa vor'^forplhle annexation, but still more tyirprfslng that any ene who believes in the Chris tian religion should favor the substitu tion of force for reason in the exten slen of our nation's Influences." Three New Coses. Washinjj'on, D. O., Special. ? Three new ca cs of yellow fever in tho Sol -lie;'? lie, nie at Hampton, and one dea ill. D the offic ial report recolvei fur lay rlgh' by Surgeon General vCymen. from Dr. Waidln, ihe yellow fever expert on dut/ at that Instltu ?I p Added to Dr.* Wasdln'3 figures tent to l*r. Wyinan. .Monday, tbls ni l ke up to date in in all. which ~ have o:*ei|*rrrd at the Homo of which eiv.ii i h ive prove 1 fat i! An Indian U riMnjf. i:( f.cui?. Mo., fc'pecial. ? A fjpcclal to ih" 'r'obt-li: morrai from Ortiz, Mexico, f-nvtr Any doubt that (In? Yaijuals are rn i ho war path in earnest was dis pelled when news reached here that fvrra ! Americans and Mexicans had ! - rn killed in Puebloa, or towns in the Vn^nj river valley cast and southeast of this station. % Aijjcr l eaves War Off^e. W ?? hington, D. C.. Special. ? Mr. P-oi the oath of office Ree>rp tarv nf War. at 10: 4.S o'clock Tuesday. The < evemeny arciiyfei Jjtj t.he large iriic? of the Sectary of Xv^ prr nr" rf Kvr I hMck G/g^'and Hltoh cock. A ? Mutant Secre-?ar>/ Micklejohn, number of a toy .officer*.. In unl'^rra and other ? rtmpicyea, er. 1 effina's. The oa^'i was o^rpitflstt-red by Tudge Cole, of the- Supreme Court, or 'he District of Columt/a. General , A?ser f hook the new Secretary's hand n :? t ccr5.'?.ily a-al *a!d wi;h eftdeat feelings. "Wtth all my heart I eon'* Kratutanr ycra anffTiar KUBIftUlTWM. Miv Ood bless you *tni girt yon strength." J i .-t?e fftlffiytTMHtltMUl Wtrtl*. Washington. Df C., Special? Under date of Tuesday, General OtU cabl? t he foCowltf from Manila to the War Department! Transport Pennsylvania . arrived this morning; no casualties " The transport Pennsylvania jsih4 from San Francisco on July I, do. A. ' 8. Burt, Twaaty-tfth Infantry, torn ramHrf, with hvadquartert, B. F. I L >L. a?d M. Tweaty-ifth latantnr and I reemitpr-tt ofMttrj and IW sMMH . I ' ? TL- ' ' ' "" '-T3