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TENEZUEU FORT SHELLED Revo!ntionI»(», However, StUi Hold on T«h. wax NOT RECOGNIZE BLOCKADE. Two Go»ernmtnt Guboiti Bombard Chided BomI tr Di) ud Mjh: —Man* Peraon* Killed and Wosaded la the Rain of Shot aad SkeR— British Subjects la tbe Town Appeal lo Their Oort lament.

J Boliva

r. capital ot ihc State of Bolis been bombarded by a Colum-

bian government warship, and many persons wferc killed *>r wounded. Tbe place has a large British population and the British subjects have requested that a warship of Great Britain be sent for ‘their protection. It is alleged that atrotities have been committed at Ciudad

Jolivar b ind the

. . volutic

town, however, is still’ ii of the revolutionists. It 1 upon day and night by the gunls Bolivar and Rcstaurador. which

SUMMARY OF THE LATEST NEWS.

i Vasq

dciKinatton. is'^maicir., _ . _ figh. to remain in this country, i says he will appral'to President Koo

vclt

Estcvan Vasqttei, a Porto Rican hd of is.'hcld by a Brooklyn police court for deportation, is' making a plucky

W. PhHlips. commander of Railroad Company’s steam* Ivancc. disappeared at sea Au*

the Panam •hip Adva

gust ji during the voyage of that vessel from Colon .to New York. A cablegram says the Cuban Republic intends to decorate the several congressmen and other Americans who rendered service to the republic in securing self-government. The United Sates Courts h

to determine thi

treaty b France.

have been

upon to determine the constilality of certain provisions of the between the United States and

new president. Prof. Woodrow Wilson. K. D. Wrcnn. tor four years the tennis champion of America, was badly

of America, was badly the friends of the kow;-

f at Newport, employe of th<

Ab.'J’foo shells were fire^ into RfcbnylrtL*^

Laguayra to obtain additional supplies. ; Omaha. Neb., on the charge of false

’ after which the bombardment will Vc imprisonment.

Orinoco VAin°w°s hriT^Tt Samf Poin*’.

=Ml=g?li| =

RIOTING AT HAZLETON Mob Form* Cordon to Prevent Colllerle*

Stnniaf.

STRIKERS ATTACK NON-UNION MEN. Striker* Qi'bertd From AU Part* ol tbe Region on tbe Roads Utdhtg to tbe Mlac It Frustrate tbe Plant ol tbe Company for * Partial Reiampdoa el Operatioa With o

Noonaloa Force of U3 Hands.

LIVE NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS

Oldest Livtag Admiral

The oldest living officer of the navy i* the most sensitive of any in the ser-

vice about hi* age.

He is Rear-Admiral Thomas O. Selretired. No one except the Adscemingly, know* exactly his he will not tell. When he en-

not to have been the day. month

lipenan was born, and

fords make no The records

fndge, miral,

age. and he will

tered the navy H seen the practice to taki and year a mid*hipe

for that reason the recc

mi;—, mention of these dates. r"™ 1 . ^ i ss?. his vicinity toqk e d from that State January i, 1818. rs of 5 and ; r ? an /. i car ‘ before the establishment of ( ot j the NavaJ Academimpr the ^

.(i.--' rifled guns. Midshipmen 1 -"'ered young, and, a"— :

ral to have been 15

now 99 years old.

next January it is believed he will turn

Hazleton, Pa. (Special).—The most

turbulent scene that has

the anthracite strike in this vicinity

place between the hours

o'clock a. m. Rumors were current

. »«k tk,, .tmkp. «ooW b. m«. , „ 1OTd -,„„ to Open the Cranberry and No. dO^fOl- miral to have been 1 licrie*. Both are practically in the heart j "— -•-* of the city. 1 . . - - -

'He century mark. The Admiral dii

..ivention of of his day

.. —lowing the Ad1 15 at that time, he !d. If he live* until

1 to d h * ve ( an}r ~

•o?

inder in the navy.

the mint

These

' about 66 year* ! other son a cor

AS AX TRUST IS PUNNED.

umbus to enact n. itles and towns because of the Court of the state declaring

charters void.

Ise. for

40 in

These men were set upon by th< strikers, were beaten with clubf ait-d driven back. A number of them were kidnapped by strikers, and their present whereabouts arc unknown. The

most serious featun? of the demonstra- ‘he fleet of the army quartermasters tion occurred when August Schench. a department, and detailed for service as foreman, while attempting to rescue his •*' tf. ea5U " ,aunch ^ ‘t 1 ' offidtl* of son from the mob. was seized, stabbed. The War Department She is berttet* beaten to the ground apd stamped »p- i at ,he i3 arbor Pi>l'« »><>»' » whjrf. and.

A Launch With

One of the finest use on the Potoi of the fleet of the

History.

steam launches in : is the Mercedes.

iteT s

UWlw.. T». iKM'd U ttl, V— Pro* "“.P.'S" 1

Jecled Combine. j York by a fire Louisville (Special)—The Times says: of ^So.ooo. '“Charles D, Gates, president and — ! rs ’-‘ *

eral manager of tbe Turner, _ .'Woolworlh Handle Comi

Terred'wii

■ Ur.: Marie Amoinme Ho»kin.. -fa- Si S

n is^rr'-.l^Lr SSS ™ h ."V

THE PRESIDENT’S TOIJF Over IM.0M Person* Cbeer Chief Ext. entive of Nalioa. Factories, shops and stores close At tbe City Use tbe PresUtnl Was Met b) Mayor Shepherd and a Committee and E»carted lo the City Hall By Two Compaalei •I the Militia and One ol tbe Navi! Brigadc—Streets of City Thronged. Aguita. Me. (Special)—After a night of rest at Boston President Roosevelt left that city at 8.35 o'clock on the Boston and Maine railroad, in cortfinuation of his New England trip, a trip which has proved a series of ovations from

the start.

The President bears the strain that he is subject to remarkably well, and the members of the party marvel ad

his seeming tirelessness.

He was enthusiastically welcomed every where on his trip, and his speeches were greeted with hearty applause. He has the happy faculty, of "localizing" hit talks, and thus bringing himself at oner into the sympathies of his auditors. Tuesday he traversed a part of Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and went through Maine as far as Augusta, where he was the guest of Governor Hill. The President reached I-owell. the first rop after leaving Boston, at ox a. m. On the way he was greeted by crowds at West Medford. Winchester and North Billerica, and acknowledged cheers from the platform of his *pe-

the cl rial c At I

by thoi

Lowell the President was green tands. Cannons boomed and cor mittees, headed by Mayor Badger.

' ‘ ' guest

we"!.

headed by Ma, .. . corned the distinguished guest Mr

Roosevelt was presented to the mayor

and other dignitaries by Charles H

Allen, the former Governor of Porte

and was then driven throng!

archet

Rico..

Turner, Day & ' iste,- | 0 Argentine Republic, npany, has just by a street car in St Louis. I of Locpmotive Firanen at Chattanooga.

tories in this country and

plants to be operated undir “ of Locpraotive Firemen

rotation of the trust Tran . September a icJ and arrangements . President K< n made to tike over "" Boston on

plants. Men of great wealth was given a hearty welct

ed in the project, which is to , £. ah j

it National Banl ibbed of $3-800

nice of hard .cool in New

already have 1 the larger plan

born'made for the Turner, Day & Wool- kurfcl

worth plant.”

. Passenger Train Held Up. r: Spokane, Wash. (Special).—A -westi bound Northern Pacific passenger train r was held up at Sand Point. .Idaho. 65 I. -miles east of here.' The robbers, of ! whom there were seven, forced the ra- [ ginoer to stop the train, after which they I res £ L a revolver, to pull up the track about ! three miles farthra. when, they tried to j

nk at Aberof $3,800 by

KaTro,f a . r et;,ri ! h “.,a i k-

ers used clubs and sticks as weapons.

COMPRESSED AIR KILLED HIM.

was made a tender of the Spai^ ship Reina Mercedes, and when t sel was captured the launch WHnto - ~ t. She

■a and •ought

1., ana was tnen onven t

..istory Built crowded streets decorated with sh Government. 1 and bunting and flags, to the city of the Spatish "ion. where he made an address. , and when that i ALFDNSA WANTS RICH WIFE

;r.

d for a short t close of the v

F*Uo»--Workniin Accased of Cculng Death

in a Strange Way.

Binghamton, N. Y. (Special)—John Reap is under arrest, charged with killiqg Elmer Cook, a fellow workman, by

means of compressed air.

The Spanish King Calls for List of South

American Eiigibks.

^ Madrid (By Cable).—King Alfopso

The boat is of superior workmanship j *° B . ivc th ' dignit^rit and she is about perfect in all her ap- 1 nobility of Spam palpitation pointments. While quite a small craft, heart by his eccjptric a being only 40 feet long, she is admira- tion*. S

„ —long,

bly adapted for her present us< both a roomy and speedy boat.

_ Less Dinger U Vcnezotla.

Reap is a New York machinist.’work- ca^eV^^from^Mi^te^^owen?'’^! mg in the Ontano and \\ estem car Cini c , 5 Hyi ng that he can spare two shops at Norwich. In the shop is a of , he w|r now in Venezuelan-

powerful pump for compressing air. the waters. ' it the factory have been accus- t f

*“—•— * small

:s to dust red from

entire* country ’

concentrated in the hands o#

if formation &f '

vertisini

ic Immigration

Rican commissioner to

aited States. He has been adig for natives of Porto Rico to the Unittd States to study and

peopl

ted to continue.

Charges of violating 1 Laws have been made

Degatau. Porto 1~

United Stall

lutes with the c

robbers decamped, allowing the engi-

go back to the train" with his

•pending 15 m robbers decam.

W»rn't

t; r :

ras killed and a score or were injured in. a cable-

accident in Kansas City. The car became unmanageable and ran down a steep hill, crashing into another car at

the bottom.

.Mayor Knight, of Buffalo, has issued

:estfn|

Socialist Town Bums.

I". Waycros*.’ ,Ga. (Special).—-The prin-

. opal part of Ruskin. a little town seven ; miles west of Waycros*. was burned. 1 day. September u. t

The town ww, toamaalr the botn. ol ! o' 'k' the^ - -Raskin Commonwealth," a colony |

'

r's.-ga-^ g ksss*±s p ,, 5. sr, tz

• ■ tie to dust off his longer, the Cincinnati will relieve the

latter ves- of 1. and if, in to States rep- ^r

: of an

opini ntath

_ ,. , ericar.

3 du * t °. f * ,i longer, the Cinci S t “ rnc ^ on * 11 ^. ' Machiat If the prospects are tiiat die

and a small jet was blowing the dwt rituation will soon warrant the withfrom his clothing when Reap appearea of the warship, the Cincinnati It is said ill feeling had existed between will p roC eed on her journey home. She the men. Reap, it ts alleged, tried to will shortly be followed by the Machiar

seize the nozzle for his use. and Cook whj c |, j s now at Gonaives.

objected. He is then said to have Tf, e Marietta will remain in Vent

His Majesty^has disregarded all the oposals of hi* counselors that he arry a European “Princess. He has announced his intention of wedding the daughter of some South American capitalist, for the three-fold purpose of

mending the shattered State final reconciling the republican —— taking a plebeian consort, ar Spanish prestige in Latin Ai_^

King has instructed the representgstivt ' the Spanish crown in South Artierit

forward him full details of tnillioi possessing eligible daughters, e King has thrown a bombshe!

labor, took the nt clothes. The air w

S^.'^l^oiTb^JS S?."a.'S‘,.",a!“ , ,a, wb.ab Uw on the full force of the compressed air. p ro bably will be ordered to Colon to

. . insure the open transit of the Isthmus. His Wife An Americas. which the United States guarantees by

Paris (By Cable).—M. Jusseraml treaty. Cdmmander John A. Rodgers.

French Minister at Copenhagen, who j 10 *

! has been selected for

' in Spain, and substitutinj

v Order of Alfonso III. Mbs Sartoris Now • Bride.

Coburg. Ont. (Special).—The mariage of Miss Vivian May Sartoris and ‘redcrick Roosevelt Scovel was solemnized at St. Peter’s Church here in the presence of a distinguished

***** deluding

sgssfs sgisSi S’5ljT5?5‘fc2ljS?‘»BSK IT ?. “ !? ho -"“ ■>" .-*!>in8 order*. Lieut.-

n Comi

rialisas from Tennessee. It is now I _ , , 1 owned by J. G. Steffes and two other 1 The labor depat former members . of the "common- i Board of Trade : ihh.” The large building used as a :

! American, and has resided for a long Com. Samuei w. _ B. DieW."now in comjtime in Paris. M. Jusserand has beer, mand of tbe Eagle, has been ordered to j prominently connected with the move- . succeed Commander Rodgers on the

gsi'H.’rwr.

. ilities for “> an effort n the town, and no of the rival of the . buildings or | Hall Cain*

London l ' leral, de- j sports in France. It as said oiu^good j d -King- ! authority that M. Cambon., -fioiS->at i affected. I Washington, will be appointed Ambastobacco interests ] sador at Madrid, succeeding M. Pate-

a c e « s ! sador idon September 17 ] noire,

jin an effort to check the war in rates j

mpanies

Over ZJS0.W0 Illiterates.

The Census Office ha* issued j liminary report on illiteracy

1 men of voting age in city and country I districts in the'year-*900. Th« report

! includes under “illiterate" j can nert'— —•' 1 —

| train, south-bound, heavily laden with n °i r .'the

prolong

Many Lives b Daufcr.

Fort Scott, Kan. (Special).—A S*"

ler “illiterate" those who rither read nor jwrite and also number who A»n read but can-

rite.

. he United Stages. • Edwards ! ka and “

Ke. Voek (Special)—Gen. EA.iri -il'g jLVSlekShSu'reS? "V Efw ‘. rd ‘ k. I ^ej'Hi!Jl!il

- “4 *

* ‘ •*’* ! of tvrting age was 15.248.655, of

im 1.949^47. or 13 pit cent.,

reportf

Mbs La moot Dead.

. Sorrento. Me. (Special).—Miss Julia Lament, daughter of Daniel S. Lamot te.’ss? tFi.sr'w

-aTs^s^,^ c .on,-

ss&t &&£&*& sssr l —~ 5 3r“reiif, S’eS^e - e'4 A. -1 a balloon near Cairo. 111., thi , troopi j n Cuha -means that the United

cottage 1

had been iU rince FebrMry

Wii^’ t rela^se h came r, ph^rtans of note ,‘he English and Austrian missionaries . of bo • who are summering at this place and : were recently lolled at Chenchon. and wife _

“ ' Harbor were called, bu: they could" j troop* have been sent there to restore ; {al | f rom a balloon near Cairo,

swve (her. and death cairic 17,15 order- xT~r4-r. i parachute refusing to open.

p. m. AfcaUe message has been sent | -At a nrtetmg of the Milford Docks

W Me. ^n „ in Berop, . , » LW,

come the terminal port of the Anglo-

Canadian fast mail service.

fax. N. S.

of New Yiock. who WWnP R.,

S^eW)._D,. . noo^ptece visiting at Brack- o( \ ht Gfrimn ForeirJ 0ffice ,

Mbt-Wtftber *

New Orleans, La. (Special).-

.11 —Henry

Kohlbatte, chief weigher in the United State* Mint, committed suicide here Au examination of Kohlbassc't accounts resulted 4“ * statement by Superintendent Southern that here was a Shortage of $775- The Government i;

•ic pf two chili

... , liladclphia. who "Were hath- i France. - t tog. Dr. Purdy, it is said, barely made The Chinese commissioners of Sbang- protected by 4 t»nd for $l( •bore with' the unconscious children and hai have accepted substitution of spe- taking of stock has been gt was completely exhausted. All three ) cific for ad valorem duties on imports Jthe mint for some time, preliminary t are now recovering. ■ entering China. , a change of superintendents.

Preblrat U Ht fcar*. . j

Asheville. N. C. (Special)—WTien | Morgan is home, but Schwab has

President Roosevelt visits Asheville in | gone.

September be will be given a bear hum Lehigh Navigation, the Rip Van in the North Carolina mountains under ; Winkle of tbe market, has been awak-

Scates has also The right to keep all : the organizations to their full strength.

Coast Mats* Preseated.

Count Hirokicht Muttn, recently ap-

pointed first secretary of the Japanese Legation, ha* arrived in Washington. He wa* presented to Acting Secretary of State Adee by the Japanese Minister.

ihira. The new secretary of

The

^ ... The legation is a son of Count Muuu. who taking of nock ha* been going on at ' wa* Japanese Minister to tbe United

who lives in the shadow of Mount i Jersey Central’s Mitchell, the highest peak east *f the j creased $510,000. “ a who found '.be body of r CO ai strike.

j D , the leadership of "Big Tom’ ' ’ " he shadow <

rlicst peak ea

ho found '.he

“SriMisi

A TbMsaad M«a Mad* Mia.

Butte, Mont (Special)—The Rever j The Seate Department has been nextberatory building of the Butte Reductbr ! fied that Setter Guarronbelli. who wa.

Work*, owned by Senator V. A- Q.rk j “ was destroyed by fire. The de- nated at Furnace No. I. and

icjnd

tion TBwrthe d wHnlul ac-

MITCHELL SEES NO RAY. Han’t HttnJ of Any Plea ler Eadla* Strike—

Arbitration Talk.

Wilkrsbarre, Pa. (SjK-cial)—Accord-ing to President John Mitchell, who just returned here from Chicago, there is no foundation for reports that he is to *ee J. P. Morgan in an effort to have the coal strike settled by the intervention of the gwat financier, nor doe? he know of any effort to settled it either by arbitration or any other means of that nature. He was a<kcd: "Do you intend to go to see Mr. NHrgan in New York or elsewhere?' "No. I do not know that I shall go to see him." he rcolied in the manner of one qualifyinsr his direct “No" by a thought that if Mr. Morgan sent for him he might reconsider it. He did not say thi*. however, and would not dis-

cuss possibilities.

"Have arrangements been made or are any funder way for a committee to see

“I know of none." he replied.

“There has been much talk of arbitration since you were away. Is ‘here

any plan for accomplishing i‘ ?"

"No plan of any sort regarding which Whcn W asked if he would go to see Senator Quay or Rrarose and discuss a plan of arbitratkm with them he said: ■’I do not sec why I should do so. I do not not know what has been pro-

I to them or what they are doing.

posed to thqfi or what they are do I know of ho plan for the settlcn of the strike, and there is nothing indicate that there will be an early

sumption of Work.”

He was shown the statement of Pi dent Fowler, of the New York. Ont and Western Railroad, that he had t

Jt Railroad, that he had gone West to see if he could not arrange with the soft coa! operators to deduct the strike assessment from the wages of the men and failed, and that all the strike fund collected from soft-coal workers was $34000. Mr. Mitchell de-

5S, n T

1, that

the first day they just its confident

we .are going t<

CRASH ON A TROLLEY CAR. Three Persons Kilted Oilrijb' and Many Injured Near Norfolk. Norfolk. Va. (Special).—In a headbn collision between two cars on the Bay Shore Terminal line three people were killed and many others badly in-

iured. •

The accident Occurred 400 yards be-

currcd 4 E. abotit

from Ocean View and the oth< to the View. The orders were und car should wait a:

:r going that the

j to jump, but

telescoped cars and

was crushed between s and died hanging bj

collision occur-

ring on a curve, and then tried to jump, as did Lin wood Fentress, the lo-ycar-I old son at R. B. Fentress. Golden | and young Fentress were caught under I the platform of the shore-bound car. I which piled up on the other, and were | killed outright. Golden’s head was al- | most torn from his body and both legs | were cut off. Fentress was crushed to toth-

blage o( guests, including representa- Botlt cars were full of Sunday excurtives from nearly every state in the »omsts and few escaped unmmred. American Union. The Rev. Mr. J Help was telephoned for and physicians Spraggc officiated. The bride is the and itnibulanccs were hurried to the

daughter of Mrs. Nellie Gran Sartoris and the late Algernon, Ghartis Frederick Sartoris. of Warsct Hampshire. England, and a granddaughter of the late U. S. Grant. TTie groom is the son of Chevalier and Nfadame Edward Scovel and is a cousin of President Roose-

velt

Wirele** Tekfrn

Denver (Special).—A dispatch received at the headquarters of the' Pad fic Wirdess Telegraph Company in thi! announce that the office at White:

city announce tl Point. Cal., will

king f tpidly

* at for c : O Halit t, i*

’ectly, messag over a wire.

' k

I.—At

commer-

be opened

The Pacific Company’!

i Catalina Islam

reporter tes bcinj

lint. 36 mil perfectly, t

Deed of a Jealous Mas.

Waltham. Mass. (Special).-

Eaves, a farm laborer, about 40 yean of age. shot and badly wounded Abbit Breen, aged 20, a domestic employed at

ton, near here. Eaves then shot lelf, dying almost instantly. Jeali* said to have prompted the deed girl is said to have refused tc •y Eaves. She will probably re-

Six Person Perish. (Special).—In a

e loot theii

Cheyenne, Wyo. (Special).— t Gefcrffig, Neb., six people 1

ives. S. H. McCumpsey, a mechanic tatted a fire with kerosene. The can exploded, igniting the clothes of Me-

Cutnpsey. his wife, two children.

I year and four days," r« two other little girls, ntained in the burning

aged

respectively, and The parent* re-

TlflS WOMAN HAD NERVE Barxlar Quailed Before Her *0^ Promised

Always to Be flood.

Trenton. N. J. (Special)—Mrs. John G. Ford, of 446 East Hanover Street, showed no outward sign of fear when she discovered a man trying to break into her bedroom. Instead of fainting and screaming, she went quietly to a bureau drawer and secured a pistol. The burglar had barely entered the house when he was confronted with the weapon in the hands of Mrs. Fftrd. who, save for the servants, had been alone in the house. "Throw up your hands and don’t move, or you're a dead man!” commanded Mrs. Ford. The burglar did more, he sank on his knees and implored the woman not to shoot, at the same time promising never to do another dishonest thing it released.

Door Too Small for Wootaa.

unusual request was telegraphed Washington by United States Commissioner Dudley Lindsey of this^pit

ited a

Jane Woolsey, was arrested field. Grayton county, for " ing," and was brought here.

The woman is so large that she could not be firt brought into the Federal Court-room. The officers were able to get her up o flight of stairs, but were unable to pr

jndsey wired for authority to court outside his office, and when

lission is received he will Jtear the

rt,- ft..

bold

permission is received he will Jiear « case in the open air. Tbe woman is only 5 feet 5 inches in height, but she

ODDS AND ENDS OP THE NEWS.

Paper la Hand* of Receiver.

Augusta. Ga. (Special).—The Augur ta Chronicle was placed in tbe bands .a a receiver at tbe instance ol creditor** E. B. Hook, president of the company was appointed receiver, and will con tinne the publication -of the paper at .Usual, pending a reorganization of th?

paper's affair*.

Bare* Taksa tram WM JIaa.

Syracuse, N.. Y. (Spaeial 1—Pliy.i

" “ of the Good*S hep

e Hoepital of removed fro

In New York tbe director* of the Southern Railway passed the dividend on the preferred stock- Holder* of that and of common stock want period

of voting trust extended.

Rev. James K. Hazen. secretary of publication of the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly, died at hi*

home. Bon Air, Va.

It is estimated that 5.000 policemen arc guatding the idle collieries in the Pennsylvania anthracite region. Re*. Dr. Morgan .Wood, of Cleve-