Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CITY IN mi FIX A FEARFUL STENCH THE HANT BEAi (IIRSES 8ATTLE RACES FRIDAY ft Was Opened the Rebels .in An swer to Madeno’s Demand fur Sur render—The City, Which Is in Darkness at Night, is in a Deplor able Condition. Hattie raged again in Mexico City i*n Friday. That morning Preeident '*»**!. 'o f-eiu aiiotboi- clt.M.iii u ceiix Diaz, demanding bia aurreu- uer and the reply .came in the ahape of a number of caaaon balls front the insurgents’ biggest guns. The first /KVIt® from the rebol lines wa^ at 6L45 o’clock that morning followed quickly by a series of others in rapid succession. Than the machine guns and rifles began their whir and patter, the fire being concentrated where government trouts were gath ering. The federal guc-s did not de lay in aaking vigorous reply. The city was in almost total dark ness thro-ugh the night, owing to the cutting of the electric ca des by fly ing shells Friday provisions of all kinds u erv nior>' scarce than ever and prices soared to unloa.il of heights 10ddienes, burglaries and petty (Timet of all kinds are on the Increase, owing to the lack of police protection an 1 illumination. The d.spositom of garbage has be come a serious problem aud tne changing breeze* br.ng lo’ine to the people that of the ( an ds-ea of hnn- str(et flghtit.g still he In the. gutters Foreigner* of military experiences ALL SEWS IS SHOT OFF CITY or MEXKX) OCT OFT FROM REST OF WORLD. w ho ha \ *• cra’iotit in revolt <1<»« ’ Op.M.T D O It Fr da hoW ed tile op- w th the Diaz that in tlolr abe hold A r i i »■ I. • i b. MexietK cGovernment Iksbes'OhArge of Tefe^praph, and Stops All 'Messagea Reortkxg on Situation. The strongest ceneorshtp on all dispaticbee has been ^stabltehed at Mexico City. Government officials took charge of the cajale office short ly after .five o’clock Saifcurday.evening and ruthlessly discarded messages of correspondents to their papers. Code messages and all messages containing any expressions whatever that might be construed into a sug gestion of the important happenings !r the Gntd’al c p o ibe ’cbn end were promptly confiscated by the censor and his assistamto. Nevertberless several doepatches of a somewhat detached nature escap ed the vigilance of censorship and an early bulletin was flashed throrgh that the armistice, signed at two o'clock Susday morning, had boen broken and that both aides wer? fighting savfcfsely. The Mexican government was un able, however, to shut off the offi’iai dispatches of the diplomatic repro- ISUE MOTHER LOVE A’WOMAN WHO OPPOSES FKMWDJE SUFFRAGE. HORHORSJF CONDinONS IN 1EI1B CITY Aft^ MFUL I PLANS WAR IN iflLIES HTHHY CM RK KMII.Y .AlIIJiEi) NOW' IN THE ROME ntati\ •ps, but as they ar** *r-nt in W it h the ,zffectio , ’'Cl cri.sidprablp delay i J bei ■’ K as though tlv chil i xporiem“J because jf the t.ao oc- * > w n this tuother i ( : r H'd itranslatioa an i the fl ar t () little on*A at j .• *s^* (1 that manv Hit ngf r.i a > ti ■ h* art and J if** tr u; i the Mexican H re al i- !(/ w w ho coaid not Ri n 1 ■» *o the foreign resu cn'* J < - (n MX ( r heVi’Zi . i fu • •ib (>:;(■. sit uaJ ion 's le in,” 1 ) : Ii (X c ■ | ht a u! i f u 1 t (j f h •* ti*' i»e governnwnts m i tn 1 • llgt it and th Bri-f (lispatihes riving a gf*n**r»/ g:at. ' (1<i*• i»e;tin:ng IlaDeves Woman Was Created dor fjiwo Purposes Alone in this W<urtd, Wife and MeLber. The following written by an Au- guaia woman to Lhe Chronicle of that city will be read w.ith interest hy^all true wives and mathers: Editor Augusta Chronicle: Will you grant me space in .your valulable columns xo relate to your reauers one of the most beautiful ex- ampA-as of mother love that I hav* ever witnessed? ffi fi’g in on? o f th'' large (’."'part nicn*. stores on Frond Street iaa? Thursday morning. J was attracted, by the .tenderness of a lady in fit.Ling | up a little newsboy in a nice warm! sweater;, gloves aud a*ockings. In> her con.w»TBation with the saleslady,, who was^erving her, 1 overheard her! remark: "No, he is isciliny boy, only a little jyvvsboy 1 fouuU standing on the street corner with little bare and almost frozen hands and a beau tifully iittk 1 face almost bleeding from the blasts of the cold wind.” and tenderness were her very r bll** spoke o| me i gladdened of tins little fel- ha ve been more ars of ace Tw as w at( h t he * lad- WIFE HIMSELF e\ press.wu of Idea of * h• sitUltiOCl prior to the 1 lts on fn- little face ^ fitted him in h:s new. warm fre-sh ontbr.aik of hosTlttn-s were J • \,,," nj,.. was heard ’o way. r ec( t red by the censors and allowed' | i * mom > . !.ur 1 want to pass alone fo their respective dew- I ,,, ,., lir l.yi*. , |i hi made , om- finaMons. but the government ap-[f,. r -al s and warm while selling his parinMy :s (ietermined that riot a |. a p. rs U ha? a tx-aut-fal • vam; le word of t v ’.e filth ting whtrh has torn niothwr love would to <,od that '!:<• ii'y launder for o'etit days shall tie com TV U tl ten ' W(l to the outsl'l'* w ,i-: | :' »Fiat c.in ’ prevented ! ! r. nt ■ n! \ • r ot mot !.*r li>\*- » o u1 ! t" Hi • w or 1 wa^ ti: ::.’(i wth m H. - kind’ HmW xn :d:. :t t » ' i r n. t. !? Hje t * .o h i n ».> ■ ' : :t.e tiles* It Scenes Are Graphically Described by; fcye Witnesses.—People and Soi- diera Are Sluugbteaod by Lbev Score.—Houses Are Looted by Sol diers and Bandits. The conditions in Mexico City are described .as being awful. All the horrors of.-i bombardinoiK have beexi experienced by the residents of the city for meny dayc. The effect of vicious nauhine gus and dfle in the streets at a range anmetimes of lean than 100 yards also has bean terrible. Scarcely £ district of the Capital iias escaped iiojury. .Over .and thru’ .every quarter at some tim* 1 shells have tor*, anii screeched and explod ed. Little round sheik? from the au tomatic pompons have added to the LfcTor and destruction. Jiow many have be«xi kilk-d or wcvinded is a question which ntme can ansv t will any exacutude it is doubtful whether even the tiov- ernmnet records will ever r<“vcal the -van re t n U 111 her From a source usually r©u»ider>-d (itreful and conservative, it has he'n -ta'ed : hat the nnjuiher of dead lr not less than .nizo. while the toLU of the wounded a.nioints to from b,- 1, 'll 1(1 ) U.IMOI The great majority of tfo-e are n >' sold *' - .-', hut mi’ii. women and children UII.l le to csi.ip*' [he lines of fir* Th in estimate was made after I:< ii.i.v tli*' tepor's of »i ores of offic ers of t he 11 bit* - and Red Cross So rlrt.es of the b os j,;'.ti lt I' a well known fact that de 'ai hn • n's of fifty at. ! oio hundred ’ • h..' ' s * i. ■ r . 1 h« re at. ! t re \ ,r • : .1 • - A . am t.t ^'arat Dm s la Wiator OR r Itest DppartBs; ity far OunOMcUag War of Ext ■ ■ill ation. The Nar s and Gomier b^vs the jtt’harleatan Civic Club Jsjoprgp'aring ikor an acti* e houae and^yurd cbtaning campaign »"ith the advent of 4pr?ng. j£. meetlug- of the Eealtb conuuittee *f as held cscently at theTesiuercj of Dr. Alien Jo consider among other ^ji&'bpects rit'ding hoin^as ai d sho >8 of Jiiee. ‘AJr. Williaui E. Simmons, who firs earned.xlistinctloa as a fly-ilgMe,, anvs nreaenf by inrita , Joii to give kD .views aiid a practical damoustral ion of lly-kiliii^g. After a bcier uik ha sh* wed how easy it wnuld te forwn- o?y housewifr* and ahopk®qpi>r to kill the flies indoors. ‘'The extermination of tne fly. saif Mr. Simmons, “is a vital necoa slty In the .light of recent .disco/- er.io* he stand*’ revealed as ttu- mosr deadSy enemy of mankind— more (teatlFy even than war. In the tfoan- tah-American aar he klllrtl a hun dred times more good America* sol diers tAan the Spanish bullets ffnr- tod States army surgeons fixed sn- dubitabJy upon hixt the responsibility for the frightful mortalitly mat oc curred in the great military ramps from typoid fever, dysentery ami O'u- er diseas* 1 * The proof w as so over whelming that the l,mted States bu reau of entomology has renamed him the ’typhoid fly'. "A few years ago alarming out breaks of typhoid fever in New Yor* city were traced to his agency in vcetlgation found him congregattn^ in SENT THEM TO JAIL ♦- TRUST HEN HE FOUND SUILTT BT A PETIT JDIT SENTENCED TO PRISON Presides* Patterson, of the National A?**h Register, Geta One Year in Jail aad Pay a Fine of Five Hun dred Dollars and Others Get Less er Terms and Fines. At Cincinnati John U. Patterson, president of the National Cash Regis ter Company, who, with twer*”- e.ght other od,rials or f r ner oiLctais ot the company, was convicted n criminal vit lation of the CEterman as- ti-trust law, was sentenced Monday io pay a fine of f5,000 and to sorve one year in jail. The twenty-eight other defendants were sentenced to term* ranging from nine months to a year la Jail .and to pay the oosts. The men. were ronvicted last Thursday of haying violated the criminal section of the Sherman anti-trust law. George Edgeter of Dayton, aeere- tary of the company, was given the lightest sentence, of three monthe. Wm. Bippus, treasurer; Alfred A. Thomas of Dayton, and Jonathan B. Hayward, of New York, were given nine months In Jail each. The following were sentenced to one year: Edward A Deeds, Daytoo, vice-president Wm. H. Muzxy, Doy- ton. Wm I’lum, I>ayton. Robert 1’aiterson. director. Thomas J Wat son. wales manager, Joseph Rogers, assistant manager Alexander C Har- vast numlver. on floating s,'wer-j nttJ gv*^, rtrk H H , h age along the river fronts Gaptur.-l dllllrict nian „,. r , Hoiton ' sps'dnieria were loaded with typbo.o Eaves, district manager San Fran- germs By sprinkling red powder on groups the movements of the flies were traced directly to the Infect* d I sections of the lit) latter an jut i I • v F 1 ' M • i n break of typfioll fever occurred at I'! a •' «fj ii r ir *" rlt ut* d f...u!-" f» V . a N ( r k 'v N ! •" uI aut tior: • lei ? ’ ■ i w ut•• r n, 1 :k or some •i* an •!.>••*» g.t'or 'rom 'V •fo.a .-.I [' - ,J e (. t ' ' r.ti ! !i g ' '.*.'"1 . g' • r. M. i I.: n • n ik.-» I' a' i \ x “ a > j v ! M :t" r\ • ' *) * s , t t <» ••i t !a«t h- . ' Tht, ; r* ! ,t \ ■ ' j v ' wtien a Jetm ii o' m :t r h • ! h > w :i H , ,. Ml ’’I !•' K 1 batf!e (■'•a'" waril ft'.** arsenal. occupied f.v 'be rebels, and was repulse; wi'b fi.-avy loss It Is Fu ! ; e v i d th’S exper'enre will c.vi-e Cen.eal Huer'a to a an ion such tact .’-i at. I confine future op erations to the bombardment of the robl positions with the consequent des'ru-’ f icn of neutral pro;*»rfy and t!ie killing of more non-comha'ants Tl.e di a’h of another woman dur ing Thursdiy's fighting further ex cited the foreign residents. Mrs (Ire. nfield. mother of Harry Greoti- ■ . 5 "W. r c.vi- ; a 1 ’ , " - hi! d by a ^ • '! :i V:r ti, i. ’I (its Tea'.' s : he thin! wor:an kTie.; among the feffeign r«*s- lilen's, Mrs. (Ireonfield was a Fana- d' a n. oi t”'' i. ei ? <;rnoT” lly In the capital i..v bi' ailily growing worse. All bus iness. both public and private except that connected with the war, has ceased. Even the general post office has closed ifs doors and many of its employees are carrying rifles In the ranks of the federal army. Five days of fighting in the streets of the Mexican capital, has, in the opinion of close observers done more to change the sentiment oJ Mexi cans in regard to intervention than has the entire two-year period of revolution. Months ago a quiet feeling began to develop among a few of the bettor rlass of Mexicans In favor of outside assistance, but It found no public ex pression at that time. The senti ment has steadily grown, however, and the events of the past few days have strengthened it trorr^ndously. The subject Is now frankly discussed by Mexicans and foreigners, and fre quently it Is a Mexican citizen who expresses the opinion publicly, that the United States or some other pow er, or powers, Jointly should inter vene. The fighting in the streets Satur day was as savage as on any other day of the week’s battle. The Amer ican embassy again came directly within the line of Are and the Ameri can ambassador, Henry Lane Wilson, had a narrow escape from.a rifle bhl- let which whistled close to his head. Shortly before five o’clock the Ger man legation was struck by a ahell. There were numerous casualties among non-combatants A strange taUlltf Mamed to have fol- IN It RI D BN It WIMI 1 F ♦ D«'iiti'>t I- Injtin d W till*' I ding 1 >) naintle < »p M jv •u m >y i j r ’ ; ir: i v .» . • i . v» >• tu . J \ 4 4 M l V i ' , ’ J \ .in \ • 1. r; ’ -i V t’l '1 . v .■*', j v ,>• up’. , uri . V : I N V '. ' i « | •.' 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M H .* r f •n*'fi' wriMUia. 111 > I m n* n k .!i P M .. k ' Moih ;t r ! t i r n a. k w ard. < i t tin . 4\ • t ; • rhap**. Hi N < » ir dig if. 'nu’.la' . ■ I. ' t rhlh! . tga:n. ju-t for to Sit S: * >t *• t, ' ( red !. k !*f w h*‘f »* h ' kept v g « 1 • Ml* • ! i a i ■ k from tti*' eihoUs'' » \ »* V r, , ' i.'d the ; la short'. ’ and na.l s in t to • Mr Take- in*' ; g a. Ii fo xour i.vart ;th L> f it ru< te 1 ? n a (o iht< \ or* Hie hOllj. of 1 : '• vs : f** Kiss from tt,) forehead Hie f i rrr ' i to t! e ha '.*■:. ♦ •M * of at *'. at.d till* i to r g! vi V *• Sflloi Hi Ho f.W silver threads out of Th*' a bsol n te (‘♦•ssa in \ hair d ust rial and (US rmss Over t:i) ii tub ■rs your living w a tch r* ducing an en orm^ lood U M. Meredith, of Troy. Ohio. 11 e w.is slichtly wound ed two davs ago while pass’ng th.. streets Saturday a shell crash ed into Porter's Hotel and killed him. The wife of R. M. Meredith was Miss Jett, of Cynthina, Ky. The couple were on their honeymoon. Sidney. Sutherland, correspondent of a Salt T.ake City newspaper, but a resident of Mexico City, was wounded by the same shell. Official advices received from Am bassador Wilson tell of the narrow escape of the British minister, Fran cis \Y. Strange, from Federal bullets while on his way to a conference at the American embassy on Saturday. The automobile in which Mr. Strange was riding escorted by a Federal guard, was struck in several places. This gives some slight indication of the dangers encountered by the diplo matic representatives in their endeav ors to bring ah opt a peace settlement. Further advices from the ambassdor say that the majority of the Ameri can residents have found places of relative safety, although a few of them have refused to abandon their homes. Hostilities between the Mexican Federals and rebels were resumed with great fierceness in the Mexican capital Sunday after a truce which lasted only a few hours. The armis tice, signed at two o’clock Sunday morning by the representatives of both sides agreeing to suspetrd oper ation for twenty-four hours, was broken before noon Soon the sound of haary cannonadisg and the whirr of machine guns announced the re- k**«‘p, Itnck me To sleep, sleep. mot her. rock me ti “Baikuard, flow backward, O tide of the years, I am so wear> of toil and of tears Toil without recompense, tears all in vain — Take them and give me my child hood again. * * • Over my heart iy the days that are flown No other worship abides —dkyma No love like mother love ever has shown— No other worship abides and en dures—- Faithful, unselfish and patient like yours. None like a mother can charm away pain From the sick soul and the world- weary brain Slumber’s soft calm o’er my heavy lide creep—- Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to lids creep— ! * in*' *• n •• cf u *> .')•■;! -!> »ii ! r> ma.u ti*' i i.rp!**'. un 1 unwilling to j* .fTor further the apar’ment and before tils H*' manage 1 f.n 1 oard- and carpenters tools Iding and con i w hirti he laid He carried It and there dug cessation of all in activity is fasl us number of non combatants to a state bordering on stanution. The more fortunate ire in man) cases aide to take care of themsrlvts. hut the rinsing of the hanks has made precarious the con dition even of some of these. The provisional hanking institu tion established for American resi dents who find themselves in difficul ties has been meeting their demands with currency. Aside from the ques- t4on of money, however, the situa tion has been rendered more difficult by the failure of vegetables and oth er farm produce to reach the city for some days. During the night quant ities enter, but not nearly enough to supply the demand, and meat is something 'With which thousands have had no acquaintance for days. FYryan says the weekly country newspapers of the nation are the true guardians of the people's liberties, as they are owned, as a general thing, by the men who edit them, and are free from corporation control. We believe this is true, not only of the country press of South Carolina, but of the city dailies also. If there is a corporation controlled newspaper In this State, we have never heard of It. Naval Ganner* Killed. Two French naval gunners were killed and a number of others wound ed by the explosion of a tbre; inch gun on board th© dreadnought Dan- ton, during target practice in the turn of the Federal troop* to their i roadstead la U© 8*1 ise* d Hyheres, poets la front of the arsenal. I Franco. Kills the Wrong Priest. A visiting Catholic clergyman nam ed Wengelor was shot and killed by a Polish workman Wednesday in the confessiejial at St. Fuglebert's church at Muelheim-Atn-Ruhr, Germany. The murderer, w ho had asked to con fess to the priest, was arrested. He declared he had intended to kill the regular priest of the church. Mismated hy Flip of (\»in. Harry Williams, of Hutchinson, Kan., has been granted a divorce from Siddie Wirt Williams. She was to have married Count Hugo I,eal, a Brazilian, but flipped a coin to de cide for Williams. They were mar ried in 1911 In a motor car In front of the Reno county court house. Four Children Cremated. Locked In their home while their mother called st a nelghber’s for ater, th© four children of Joseph Hat field ere cremated in the flameo that destroyed the houe Tuesday night at Sants Fe. Ky. •i, t... * u • • r t • In ' ■ Sut ; -m r .:;»*i a r ■ ■ in Iti'La. trsr*d *n *'p:d**mtr .if i»r I bur.' ,* « to fi • * ! h.»' •<» aruird h * a 1 ' a '-M*' Iririii:-.' r.*b •• i T’i*'r In • of l.'i** sgi'to i of fii*'* in ! *>; '.;m •! i>*a-*- might t>*- c ti'l. fiu* ( [ h** a ’>o* «• nr*- *i,T.i l*- n t Th- P> .» not m*T*-!r a nu*in''\ 'h<* l» notion*. *• ii *•«*•!. n g I v nmiiMj* 1 \\ t h f r .g h t ful tnd u«t r > h«* »pr**sd8 t) ■ phn.d f*'wr. (1 x«cLit*-ry. c ho!**rs. c.-r Pliu .*■•, cun«umj>tlon, rnterttls a’a* )tt.*r intestinal dtaordcra. whoo.dng cough cripp*- d:pthi-rta, •upparailon ir f^Ktrrtng *>f woundn aad abrasion! of (tic »kin. Mood pokauuing la fact, t!tnoHt all tlouk dineaari ' Hia hairy body and kgg are ~un nlng contrived v*hlcl*'« for tran»[>oii- ng jiarticlea of filth and oth*-r yet m madiuui* to the p«'raon> food aud trlnk of human b»lng» Th** foot cf 'hr fly !■ a perfect mop for swabbing anil conveying diaeaae germ* Germs are a]*M» conveyed In the excrem»M or 'fl> spec' too frequently deposltel on food and drink It has been ■<how u that u.000 children are kill* d annually hy files in New Y’ork city alone About half a million cases of typhoid fever and fib,000 deaths oc cur every vear in these Fnited Htates, and the fly is responsible ter the greater number, if not all of them. “So more Important work then can be undertaken by any community than to exterminate the fly. The time Is fast coming when it will be <MMHMder-ed a disgrace for any city to he infested by flies. But how can we exterminate them 1 ’ The problem can be solved more easily than Is genei- ally believed. The first step is to kill every fly you find in the winter time. Flies milvlted take refuge in your homes from the winter cold and pre serve themselves to go out and bred with the returb of spring. On warm days they come from their hiding places and buzz about the dining room or kitchen. Then is the time to kill them! You can do It easily and effectively with Sheppard’s Fly Driv er. Cleveland, Ohio, has earned the distinction of being called the ‘flyless city.’ The result was accomplishe 1 mainly by a campaign for killing dies in winter time. Every housewife should get Immediately on the lob. ‘‘The second step in the work of extermination is to attack the breea- 'ng place, hut that can be safely ae- ferred until spring, and is property the business of the municipal author ities.” We commend the above to our readers. We are all Interested in getting rid of the flies Why not start a crusade against these pests right here at home, and lessen the menace they bring to our homes. Now is the time to exterminate the flies. Kill every one you see, and let the city break up the breeding places. cisco Arthur A Wentz. Columbus; Geo E Morgan, Dayton, (’has. T. Walmsley. Chicago. Chas A Snyder, I Eliratwth. N J Walter Cool, Den ver Mv*t N IscotMi Pittsburg; |f. I I-*!■ My Detrt.It. Earl P Wilson, I<« Alex W Sine Amir. New V'.rk. John I Range. Waxhlngton. M <; K.n-h, N.w York Wm Cum min* Brooklyn J <’ laird. Tor- on'o W <’ Howe Hun Fran* lact>, F. II Epperson. Minneapolis i Before iHueing sentence Judge Hol- I lister denied the mottos of the de fendants for s ne» irrial The bo nj of I’residetu I’sttersou was Increas ed to flu.OoO, the sureties of other ! defendants remaining the tame For mal notice of an ap?©el to th* Hatted Btate* Circuit Court was given by at ; torneys for the defendants Th* three months sentence of George Edgeter was ordered aet aaide by Jadg# Hol lister Judge Hollister, in passing sen tence. severely arraigned the Cefen- dauts. declaring that tbe maintenance of tbe competition department, with Us gloom room" and "morgue", cx^nst Ituted buslneee methods that should not be countenanced. "Technically there are three of fence#. all practically the aame." he ■aid "To sentence on each count, however, would be unjust. There fore. I shall consider you as guilty of but one offence, and there shall be no cumulative sentence I must maks your cases an example to others who are engaged In the same kind of bus iness The penalties I impose must stand out as a warning to those who would try to violate the law of the land in this manner. "I have never heard of a legiti mate concern “ competition department, whose sole duties are not to sell goods, but to prevent the sale ; of goods by competitors," said Judr ^ Hollister. "The »uly way that 1 c criticise them is to say that they w ^ Dre petty and mean. "This concern *iadc a cash re gigter which was of such value to th* t busi ness wocld that millions of / ^dollars could have feen made legit J IQa t e ly and such methods would n ^ kava. been needed. "You men belong to Hu f walk of life which should set th example. Yet you have lost the opportunity that was given to you b*j the me thoda which you pursued. y0|ir deglre for gain you forgot e ^rythlng else.’" A motion for the^ arrest of Judg ment was filed Mo - jgjgy afternoon by attorneys for the # convicted officlcliL One of the rt#: ge t f or th in tho motion was t'^t the Sherman aoSi- trust law, in jof&r ag n attempts fo create often ^ an d impose penalties, is repugne.nt to the Constitution of the Unitg’gl States, especially the Sec tion Article V, and to the fifth anaendijfient, which says that no per son shfell be deprived of life, libeity or property without due process of law. Would Not Request Him . The concurrent resolution from the senate to request Ssnator John L. McLnurln of Marlboro ts visit the legislatures of other cotton-raining states to present to tbsen hia plan for warehousing cotton was voted down by tbs boons. It enrrM no appro- Steamer Officers Drowned. * Five officers of the steamer Chris tiania were drowned whea they re fused to leave their veftsel after it was cut down by the steamer Gainin', during a dense fog o? Borknm. Thn Christiania foundered Upee miantes after the collision. Th* sailors and stokers, 19 In ntupbdr, escaped imj the life boats. Tbe bnming of a flee in Mexico City 1 It stood np for noass people la do if they wen •f-