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THE BOURBON PARIS KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 5 1901

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POST OFFICE AFFAIRS

ReEstablishment of the PneumaticTube Service Recommended-

The Star Mall WereCaanalties in the RaIlway

Mall Service During thePast Year

Washington Nov 4 The annualreport of the second assistant post-master general William S Shallensberg made public Sunday urges regular direct fast mail service betweenthe Pacific coast and the Orient thereestablishment of pneumatic tubeservice generally and the closer separation of city mail by postal clerkson railway trains rather than byclerks of the mailing division afterarrival in the general post office Under the lastnamed proposition theentire force engaged in distributing-the mail ready for the carriers wouldbe under one management and congestion in a post office could be over-come by the temporary detail of railway mail clerks off duty The citydistribution in postal cars has beenassumed entirely by the railway mailservice supplanting the former prac-tice of having clerks from the citypost office go out some distance onthe road to meet incoming trainsConstant demands are now beingmade for still closer separation byhaving the railway mail clerks or su-

perintendent in charge take the outgoing mail from the public and seethat it is expeditiously dispatchedand also deliver the incoming mailproperly made up for the carriersMr Shallenberg suggests for thepresent a test of the practical oper-ation of this proposition at post of-

fices whose gross receipts are a hallmillion dollars or more a year

Contracts for star mail service beginning next July shall provide fordelivering mail into boxes along nearly all of the routes The practiceof granting to contractors generalpermission to sublet their star routeservice has been discontinued There

823 casualties in the railwaymail service during the year

GOV DURBIN REFUSES

Will Not Grant Requisition Fortradition of Wni S Taylor and

Charles W Finley

Indianapolis Ind Nov 4 Gov WT Durbin in a lengthy communication addressed to Gov J C Beckham-of Kentucky refuses to grant therequisition for the extradition of exGov William S Taylor and CharleW Finley who have been indicted byKentucky courts for complicity in themurder of Gov William Goebel

The governor declares in Msthat there is persecution and thaia mass of selfevident perjuryfleets poisoned passion of the courtand jury

FIERCE FOREST FIRES

The Woods South of Poplar BluflHas Been Burning For Three

Days Stock in Danger

Poplar Bluff Mo Nov 4 Thefiercest forest fires since 1835 are raging a few miles south of this cityThe woods have been in flames foithree days and thousands of cattleend horses are in danger Farmersand stockmen have turned out enmasse to fight the flames but theyhave made very little progress Thedire will cause a famine for feed foicattle this winter on account of thedrought this summer cutting cropshort

A 1 in VillninilH RemainsNew York Nov 4 The Spanish

steamship Montserrat on her wayifrom Havana came into port Sundaywith her flags at halfmast In amortuary apartment aboard the lineiiis the body of Adm Villamil who lostthis life during the encounter with theAmerican ships at Santiago The bod-ys on the way to Spain BeforeMontserrat leaves the Spanish consuland many of the Spanish residents-of this city will attend memorialservices aboard the steamer

Buffalo Exposition EndedBuffalo N Y Nov midnight

Saturday night President Milburnpressed a button and the electriccurrent in every light connected withthe general illumination of the PanAmerican exposition was turned offleaving the grounds in almost totaldarkness Sunday morning the circuit connecting the grounds with theNiagara falls power house was cut-off

Detroit Baseball Club SoldDeJtroit Nov 4 It became known

Sunday that the control of the De-

troit Baseball club Saturdayfrom Messrs Burns andS F a local capitalist whenthe Peninsular Savings bank accepted-a check for 13600 for the stock thatinstitution meld as collateral for aloan made Burns and Stallings earlyin the past season

Attacked the Dowager EmpressPeking Nbv 4 While the dowager

empress was embarking to cross therver before entering HoNan an as-

sassin attempted to murder her andkilled an attendant with a before he was cut down The courtlias left HoNan en route for Peking

Edward S Stokes DeadNew York Nov S

Stokes for a quarter of a century anoted figure in New York life andthe slayer of James FJsk jr died atthe home of his sister Mrs Mary McNutt

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DESPERATE DEED

Colored Man Fired Into a Crowd ata Meeting Two Men Killed and

Others Wounded

Hoanoke Va Nov details were received here Sunday fromthe little town of Ferruin Va about30 miles from Koanoke on the lloauoke Southern railroad of a tragedy-at that place Saturday night A Negro named William Hale took exception to some remarks made by awhite man at a political meetingand leaving the hall went to his homewhere he armed himself with a doublebarreled shotgun loaded withbuckshot He returned to the placewhere the speaking was being heldand fired both barrels into the crowdA white man named Robinett whowas the village blacksmith was killedinstantly and John Thomas coloredreceived wounds from which he diedshortly afterward Two other

white but names thus far notlearned here were seriously and prob-ably fatally wounded

Hale made his escape and thus farhas not been captured though thecountry is being scoured for milesaround by indignant citizens Bloodhounds were sent to the scene Sundaymorning There are no trains on theRoanoke and Southern road on Sun-day and the telegraph office isclosed Hale is said to be a desperatecharacter

ISLAND OF LYTE

The Conditions There Are Annoylug to Gen Smith Smuggling

Supplies

Manila Nov 4 Advices from Catbalogan Samar dt is well knownthat in spite of the fact that all portsof Samar are closed supplies stillreach the insurgents Most of thiswork is done during dark nights bysmall boats from the Island of L3teEvery available gunboat is now endeavoring to prevent this

The capture of Lukbans commis-sary has proved a great blow to theinsurrection as it renders future sup-plies very precarious

Conditions in the Island of Lyteare annoying to Gen Smith A largenumber of junks are used with theexpress object of aiding the insurgents in Samar covering the move-ments of fugitives and landing provisions and clothing

SENATOR CLARK

Rated By a Mining Paper a theRichest Man in the World Two

anti a Half Billions

Phoenix Ariz Nov Amer-ican Mining News contains the fol-lowing article about the great UnitedVerde mine the property of

H Clark which if correct wouldindicate that it is probably the richest mine and he the richest man inthe world

It has only lately corne to lightthat the average value of the oretaken from the United Verde is 75

per ton in all silver andcopper This mine so far as has beendeveloped including explorationsdiamond drilling below the present

shows an immense ore400 by 600 feet across that

has been explored by shafts tunnelsand drill holes to a depth of 1400 feet

FLOUR DESTROYED

NinetySix Carloads at Maiiitotvoc-IVis 125000

Firemen Overcome

Manitowoc Wis Novthree carloads of flour oh track and 23

carloads in the warehouse of the Wis-consin Central Railroad Co were de-

stroyed by fire Sunday night togetherwith the warehouse and dock prop-erty of the road The loss will reach

125000 fully covered by insuranceThe origin v of the fire is not known

lust Boeder and Louis Wilkowskifiremen were overcome by the intense heat and were rescued with dif-ficulty Wilkowskis condition is

Gave Birth to a SonBrussels Nov Eliza

beth who was married October 2

1900 to Prince Albert heir presumptive to the throne of Belgium Sun-day gave birth to a son who will bechristened Leopold In the course olthe afternoon the king visited PrinceAlbert to congratulate him upon theevent He expressed his joy and promised to act as godfather

Luke E WrIghts AppointmentWashington Nov Luke E

Wright the senior member of thePhilippine commission after GovTaft been appointed vice governor of the islands in order to meetsuch an emergency as has arisenthrough the present indisposition oithe civil governor

Thanksgiving Day ProclamationWashington Nov 4 President

Roosevelt issued a proclamation fix-

ing Thursday November 28 as aday of national thanksgiving andprqyer

Wants an AnswerCopenhagen Nov 4 The United

States has asked Denmark for a decisive answer to the United States

Ito purchase the Danish West Indies The Danish government willnot make a reply before November30

A Big DisasterLondon is announced in

a dispatch to ajnews agency from StPetersburg tthat scores of fishingboaits were and that 170

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War Vessels Are on the Way toTurkish Waters

Turkey Has Ordered the CompletionWith All Haste of the Defenses

at Smyrna andDardanelles Entrance

Paris Nov officials of theFrench foreign office confirm the report that a division of the FrenchMediterranean fleet composed ofthree battleships and two cruisersunder the command of Adm Caillardhas proceeded from Toulon to theLevant to make a naval demonstra-tion against Turkey A foreign of-

fice official in communicating theforegoing to a Paris correspondent-here said The squadron sailedwith sealed orders and proceeds firstto a Greek port the island of SyraI think where the admiral will receive definite instructions as to car-rying out his sealed orders I amnot at liberty to say what the sealedorders are but the seizure of customsat Smyrna would probably be a veryelective way of convincing the sultan that Frances patience is exhausted and that we have decided to ellforce an immediate execution of theTurkish governments engagements

Adm Caillards squadron consistsof the armored cruisers AdmiralPothuau Chanzy and LatoucheTreyule the secondclass cruisers DuChayla and Cassard and the thirdclass cruiser Galilee The crews aggregate 2286 men but the vessels willalso carry landing parties-

A Constantinople telegram receivedby way of Phillippopolis asserts thatthe sultan has resolved to defy theFrench government

Paris Nov 4 Sunday morning MDelcasse minister of foreign affairstelegraphed M Bapst councillor olthe French embassy in Constantino-ple directing him to present SundayTewfik Pasha Ottoman minister offoreign affairs a note asking how theTurkish government to paythe Lorando claim and demandingthe execution of the sultans iradedealing with that matter

The note will also request satisfaction regarding the rights of Francewhich are defined in the variouscapitulations and treaties and whichin some cases have not been respected and in others have been encroachedupon by Turkey

It is expected that Adm Caillardwill be joined en route by the torpedocruiser Condor which is stationed-in Cretan waters and may be metby the torpedo dispatch boat Vautourwhich is stationed at Constantinople-

It is also probable that the armoredcruiser Admiral Charner which ar-rived at Port Said October 31the far east is being held there inorder to join Adm Caillard if neededIt is further reported that three otherwarships are held in readiness atToulon to reinforce him should theirpresence be necessary

Dispatches from Rome assert thatthe second division of the ItalianMediterranean squadron which asannounced Saturday left for Turkishwaters with the supposed object ofcounterbalancing the French navaldemonstration will join the first division which has been cruising in theeastern Mediterranean for some time

It appears also that the Greek War-ships Tsara Hydra Spetsai and Eurotas are now at Smyrna where isalso the Russian Mediterraneansquadron

According to dispatches from Tou-lon all the officers and men of thegarrison now on leave of absencehae been ordered to rejoin their re-

spective commands immediatelyThree transports are preparing to receive troops

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THE MISS STONE CASE

Suiakamov Missionaries Fear SheWill Be Murdered By Abductors

After Ransom Is Paid

Constantinople Nov Turk-ish government is already preparing-to resist the anticipated demand ofthe United States for repayment ofthe ransom necessary to secure therelease of Miss Ellen M Stone theabducted American missionary Theporte repudiates all responsibility forthe kidnaping of Miss Stone andmaintains that the United States hasno claim against Turkey and thattherefore the latter is justified inrefusing to recoup the United Statesfor the mopey expended in her rescue

Sofia 2 The best method oftransmitting the ransom demandedby the brigands for the release ofMiss Ellen M Stone the abductedAmerican missionary and of assuring the safety of the captives arethe matters now engaging the attention of the Smakamov missionarieswho are negotiating with the kidnapers It as felt that unusual precautions are necessary in order tosafeguard Miss Stone and the others-as there is undoubtedly danger thatthe captives will be murdered afterthe ransom is paid

Publicly HumiliatedChicago Nov was an in

tensely dramatic scene in Holy Namecathedral Sunday when in the presence of fully 1000 parishionersmiah J Crowley the excommunicatedRoman Catholic priest was publiclyhumiliated by order of the authorities of the church

Youngest GrandmaDes Moines la Nov 4 Mrs Jas

P Carleton of Iowa Falls aged 29became a grandmother Sunday andclaims to grandmoth-er in the northwest

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A CENSUS REPORT

Number of Persona of School Militiaanil Voting Ages in the States

and Territories

Washington Nov 2 The censusreport on school militia and votingages for all states and territoriesshows the following summary foithe country as a whole

Persons of school age 5 to 30 years26110783 of whom 24897130 are na-tive born 22490211 are whites13086160 are males males of mi-

litia age 16360363 of whom 13132280 are native born and 14495396 arewhite and males of voting age 21329819 of whom 16227285 are nativeborn and 19036143 are white 01the total number of males 21 yearsof age and over 2326255 are illit-erates Of the 16227285 native borrmales 21 years of age and over 1706293 are illiterate and of the 5102534 foreign born 620002 are illit-erate Native white males of votingage who are of foheign par-entage show a relative increase irtheir proportion since 1890 while thecolored males of voting age hawincreased throughout the northernand western sections with a few ex-ceptions like California where therehas been a large decrease in Chinesepopulation-

In many southern states especiallyVirginia North Carolina South Carolina and Louisiana the colored element of voting age shows a decreasedproportion Foreign white males o1voting age show an increased proportion in all New England exceptVermont There has been a relativedecrease in all of the remainingstates and territories except NewJersey A little over 28 per centof the entire alien population of thecountry is illiterate This is notably-so in Louisiana where they constitute nearly onehalf of the aliensThe statistics show that the averagenumber of persons to each potentialvoter range from 31 to 35 in theNorth Atlantic states 34 to 36 inthe North Central states 4 to 44 per-sons to each potential voter in theSouth Central states from 33 to 41in the South Atlantic states from 24to 41 in the Western states and 17to 19 in Alaska and Hawaii

STRENGTHENING THE NAVY

Secretary Long Recommends theConstruction of 40 More Ves-

sels of All Clauses

Washington Nov 2 Over andabove the four warships for whichcongress directed him last sessionto prepare plans as a basis of ap-propriation at the next session Sec-

retary Long has before the boardof naval construction recommendations looking to authorization bycongress of the building of 40 morenaval vessels of all classes frombattleships down to tug boats Tileplans for the two armored cruisersand two battleships projected bycongress last session already havebeen prepared and look to the construction of about 16000ton battleships and 14000ton cruisers

The boards complete plan isThree seagoing battleships of about16000 tons displacement two armored cruisers of about 14500 tonsdisplacement six gunboats of about1200 tons six gunboats of about 600tons six gunboats of about 200 tonstwo colliers of about 15000 tonsone repair ship of about 7500 tonssix training ships of about 2000 tonsfour picket boats of aboiit 650 tonsand four tug boats

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THE PUBLIC DEBT-

A Decrease During the Month oftober of 5Oa4O8 Total Debt

1347088654

Washington Nov monthlystatement of the public debts showsthat at the close of business Octo-ber 31 1901 the debt less cash inthe treasury amounted to 1022032957 a decrease from last monthof 9563408 The debt is recapitu-lated as follows

Interestbearing debt 961023100debt on which interest has ceasedsince maturity 1341310 Debt bearing no interest 38345244 Total

1347688654This amount however does not in-

clude 803897089 in certificates andtreasury notes outstanding whichare offset by an equal amount ofcash in the treasury held for theirredemption

SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC

Disease Threatens Destruction ofthe Winnebngro Indians on the

Nebraska Reservation

Sioux City la Nov 2 Reportsfrom the Winnebago Indian reserva-tion in Nebraska are to the effectthat 53 of the 1000 Indians on theagency have died from the smallpoxepidemic raging there There is noadequate medical force to care forthem and the disease threatens thedestruction of the Indians The In-

dians are scattered over 1196 acresand many died without medical attention

Failures For the WeekNew York Nov for the

week in the United States number172 as against 223 last week 165 inthis week a year ago 174 in 1899 and183 in 1S98 Canadian failures for theweek number 17 against 16 last weekand in this week a year ago 21 in1899 1 in 1S98 34

Will Represent ChinaLondon Nov Hu ac

cording the Shanghai correspondent-of the Standard has been appointed-to represent China at the coronationof King Edward VII

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Meanest Man IB KansasNot the wife of a western Kan-

sas politician asked him to lay aside politicsenough one day to potatoes in

the He agreed to do itdigging for a few minutes he went into the

and said he had found a coin Hewashed it off and it proved to be a silverquarter He put it in his and went

to work Presently he went to thehouse again and he had found anothercoin washed the dirt off it It was asilver half dollar He it in his jeans-I worked pretty hard said heto

his wife I Ill take a shortWhen he awoke he found that his wifehad all the rest of the potatoes Butshe found no coins It then dawned uponher that she had been workedCity Journal

Board of Public ImpsThe abbreviation fiend is a nuisance

and ought to be suppressed by law said-a man in the office of the ofimprovements but the limit was reached

when a letter came in hereaddressed Mr SoandSo Board of Pub-lic Imps-

Maybe that was neither a joke nor theresult of carelessness returned one of hisassociates Perhaps the man meant iton the level Times

Whats in a NameAh he after she had blushing

ly whispered Yes in his myown O that names so formalSurely your friends use some shorter

nameWell she murmued the at boardschool used to call me Pickles Phil-

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A Queer FraternityI asked an old colored man to tell me

something of his He said that heborn in Virginia and sold into

in 1845 himwere sold at the same time He replied

There were five of us andand three Booker T Washingtons Up from Slavery

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An Evolutioncome home with me to dinner I

you to meet my eccentric old uncleJohnEccentric It was a year ago that

said he was an old boor-I know but that was before his brother

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The Modern ElopementAre sure there will be no hitch in

our elopement anxiously asked themaid

How could there be a hitch assured theardent lover when we are in an

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grandfather made horseshoesPlebeian Yes he made soma for your

grandfather once and the bill isnt receiptedyet Journal

Lifes Little FrictionsAre getting ready for winter

weve our last withthe iceman and have to quarrel withthe coal Free

The KilledSlows Was the footman on his automo

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To Cure a Cold in One DayTake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Alldruggists refundmoney if it fails to

Got some bully news pa Thereaint goin to be no school today Wynot Teachers

While we pretend it is scorn it isenvy that we feel for the selfsatisfied person Brooklyn Life

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES do notstain the hands or spot the kettle ex-cept green and purple

What Is worse than a giraffe with a sorethroat A centipede with chilblains Bos-ton Register

Pisos Cure for Consumption is an infalli-ble medicine for N WSamuel Ocean Grove N J Feb 17 1900

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