Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 1

MMAMM 441'44" WI' UP 1 A tat A er ke4 0 1 7)' ''I 10' it Vt ret Fat' newees Vt-edits-a I i- 1 1 i -I 7fi iiiii1 frel ii i 4 i -4 ii if I ii FolriAlIizsdt I Lay In ine-ease nasals- at -g -'i at-- 3 i I g6 6- --1 r-1 s- -1-- 1 'i 6 J64 hite west porttotat elowity la north I A fs i 1 i i- s'-- I st-afr te reava Sis-ctut -) i 4 -L'- 1 I era portion Tameattas Lair li 1 4--- 7r ''b 'Iftt ri 2---r ------06-a- ----1-7a -a 1 a7t7-ill- ti11---'1 44 aaak' ofa meaty-eve ansiivrelsot usasualt I I' -eier-' we 1 k-- A advertisement --------c-7 VOL XXXIV NO -178 CHATTANOOGA TENN WEDNESDAY JUNE 10 190a a PRICE: 0 9 sl 1 CE -FIVE or all eastern trat lt is made a bitter attack on protectionieta and came to me as a stranger I am aware Avt RECI de reases the largst being per ce ce 4 nt n011nntipro as fermium plent prefereutial tariff Ile that the 1 at Portland Maine New York's reeeipta fie both tut-online and southboutid that is not a high-elasai of legal business es' li pelicy of the govarnutet3it was but we have to take up little maners of on increased 8 per cent and those of Chi- O' 0141 pylii LO CE 'TS clearly exhibited by its declaims to revoke that kind sa occasion offers to meet our ego 9 per cent Ptilladelphia with 3 the fawn tit which seivored of proteetion a I -I ask the house sierionaly to- consiieer I offiet experbies" (-eat deereas -e was the onlv one ot tat points All traium to and from Paste 7 7 1 I Druggist Stone complained that after the ten largest cities that failed to allow 7 Pega FLOODED ED what title tsitintry ha to gain by'zialog FU ND STOLEN the station that EN nearly three months- ON a are learina on the east side of the river I I fI El- GLArD up its potation of being a country of I trootiestaorressed bexungetoprrerthseTuabuitatitemensdsaulyttiporousatriamt-04-not i' I him $100 was summarily removed En-atia ittiPone" said the speaker rum -1 am se the istrtL --'1 Etre that tbe more the people trepaire into senator rearm of Pennsylvania: who 1 stebject the more they find it is -ea- $730)000 FIRE LOSS 'vine at Last St depactiog front aud ern ba is expected to be chainuatt of the poet- gentle! ao the- prosperity of the tuntry Louis with the exeeption of the aa a i office committee of the senate conferred taw BranOrg of Chamberbin that tin entintry should remain a cheap District gf Columbia Clerk today with Fourth Assistant Postmaster- Elreman Killed and Mir- AT PALM BEACH People Flee for Their Lives and the St Louis Toledo and NA estern the Chicago stud Altosth toheerBatilatcyosireir eeentry sind that they will be convinced 1-hat the bassi on which our financial and Tro General Bristow about the investigation asixl: 1i out the present passenger Resignation Itife- cominerciail system ha been conducted In Utile He said he wanted to know about the aituation and what the investigation bias teen Others Injured The file in East St Louis a nide of the river 7 since the days of Sir Robert Pool Abould Casino Stores sal a Large Cot- deTelopetral IO the administration of traing in oppration are Arriving at the not 11'44- be dismissel as of no ae- 1 4 loge Were Destroyed somommoommonno enn postal business with a view to leiosation WEST PALM BEACH Fla June This direct attsek on Mr Chamberlain at the next seaaion to preeent a recur- bniolliRail A MEMORABLE DEBATE SPECIFIC CHARGE ii by rriember of the leovernment who it Is beteved must have spoken with AEI- rence of irregularities TRAIN JUMPED TRACK 9-The Breakers the smaller of the A LEVEE BROKE Union station the serrice 'S4' 'f two largest hotels at Palm Beach was eombineil have thus far suffered a total -i NO 1110RI INDICTMENTS thority 'floated loud eheere and is enc- IN PARLIAMENT oildered even more important than Mr INVOLVES $8000 EXPECTED THIS WEEK A HIGH FILL otodat styores- Tlie power ABOUT MIDNIGHT 1'1" Ititchle's denunciation as indicating that the majority in the cabinet isi overwitehte 2 W'ASIIINGTON June 0-There south of the hotel and ono ohtelaecalsaiti-7 eottages north of the' hotel were also RELIEF FOR THE lofty onpoeed to any ayatem of preferese were no developmerrn4 as the result of fiat trade POPSUIlled The kisses were: I the grand jury investigation into the Chamberlain's Protective Tariff The del-sato we adjourned after severe rnicim of Premier Balfour's abeence It Is Estimated However That a ffairs of the postoffice lied it is araid The Breakers $5410000 The Entire Lower Portion of the FLOOD SUFFERERS i Frirniture C100000 that no further indictments may be The Engine Rolled to Bottom of Views Have Embarrassed the ArrEasooly PROCEDINGS a Jaes Watson's Peculations looked for this week Embankment Burying the Csino cottage and Coia block about Legislatur to De Called la $25taxx City Was Kansas The decision to lay the case of James attorney- i tan Other loiseee about $3000 upecial Seemliest la rasa Relief Tyner former assst TAItaTiON June 0-The approach of Wi ll Foot Up to From general before the grand jury was Jeulgineer and Total $734-100 Great xciement Measure th ra wrre 'init parliamentary brush in the free reaehed only after the most careful 'The hotel was insured for $W0000 TOPEKA Kam June 0-It is expect- May Also 'Resin trade-protectien tight filled every seat in C40000 to $75000 eideration of all the circumstanees sur- Lis of Injured but the furniture was uninaured Prevailed ed that a speeial session of the Kansita The origin of the fire is ma known the bowie of commona thin afternoon rounding it As a matter of pnblie duty a Before facina the sitnation which must it was felt that the facts leading up No oue was injured largely place them at the mercy of the to the rifling of the isate in Tyrier's of- liberal and Irish votes the members of -A South Beaten Fire 7- LONDON June 9-The rimore4 tho governinout attended an important WASHINGTON June 0----James 31 fice shmild be looked into It is-under- LOUISVILLE Ky June 9-A pas- Bos-roN June 9--The plant of the ST June 10-Shortly after resignation of Colonial Secretary Chats- rellinet meeting at whieli all the minim- Watson Jr a clerk in the office of the tood that there Is a feature ccainected senger train on the Louisville and Nash- Brooklyn Cooperage company in South midnight the Illiaois Central embank- givieg favorable ansea to the (meta' itvith the opentaag of the eatfe and the term rleplies have been reeeived from bertain i the most startln devele ig tt- l'e PrE'st'ut eleet Geral id Balfour auditor for the District of Columbia and abstraction of papers therefrom which vine railroad bound from in New Orlean Boston was destroyed by tire today rneut at the Valley railroad crossing in a to whether they would srVe without 'dnt of the boar of trad who is Inert ot the proposial of the Chancellor 1117' the sion-in-law of a wealthy retired rail- has been diaeloaed and that it was this to Cimannitti was wrecked on Mul- The loss is $140000 Joeeph Wood an East Sr Louis was washed through and progra cient in three week the board of agricu to go Elf th exch pier ie Mr Ritchie boi alsh Henry Chaplin forme prei road contractor was arrered today on ld to the determinatin to put draugh bill thirty-two miles south of ply wa s- which eo' oe probabl atally burned dent tit lture aria the he Jury nal attelptiug to save his tools and the entire lower portion of East St ptiatrye ttolinovorrollviaileayndtriwilabel isisnuTeotpehekaspsecorituni Cali Loutsville at 12:40 this afternoon John the corn tax the debate on whiatt kept malcontent nnioniats were actively en- a charge of embezzlement of government cases before the grand clothing Louis was flooded About 50(a) homes The seasion will pass acts enabling Kelley of Louisville the fireman was Kansas counties te rebuild a large twin the house of commons today packed and foxed early In the day in and around filndr The amount is estimated at front THE PRESIDENT IS so badly scalded that he dkd here to were deluged The people are greatly ber of bridges washed out in the 1100(1 spellbound until midnight Even il rre- IVestminster in rallying the impporters $40090 to $75000 The warrant make night Thirteen persons were injured SIX PEOPLE KILLED excited and at 1 oclock began building mk -r Belfour persuades Mr Chamber- of Mr 4 'hapiin'a nmemjampt to the the speeific charge of embezzlement of $8- TRAVELING AGAIN lief fowl If this generous' aid eoutinues Mi tt to retuain in the cabinet the colon- boll'I't bin whi''b flPeittro'" that the re WO whkh represents only a portion of 'Their names a dyke on the roadway in an effort to will be Nearlv 10000 is now in the flood re- i moval of tax on grain "involves a need- it Ptittlia lal sse retary 's prefe rential tariff John Williams Lonisrille conductor BY LIGHTNING leen and iniurioua dieturbanee of trade the alleged Speculations Watson was is betteleasly snowed under and his in- and a serious los of revenue without tnot bonded and in case he or his relatives "Ill'r I keep the water from other portions of a long way toward giving North Topeka the city i people a now Mart Among the eontri- piilostantiol relief for the eonsumer" and Harry re Palmer Louisville cut and to Cleveland 0 to Attend ankle sprained and bruised Marriage et Senator Haaaa's htittonti today was from each of the thictive as a political power in Greet several of wham are said to be wealthy Daughter bridisEPdCowherd Louisville Adams ex- a BROOKIIILL Pa June 9-A awn- Word was received heze at 2:10 following: if any taxes are removed it should be Britain at is temporarily eelipsed fail to make good the alleged losses Prudential Insurance company of New tnotie on tee and other articles of WASHINGTON- June 9-President press messenger back sprained and derstorm broke over this county this clock that the water is rushing Into jervey All the members of the government general comiumpthin Auditor Petty will be held responsi- i afteruoon mhich resulted in the death t) East St Louis Boors from the south Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce who eontributed to today debate vigor- Before the debate opened Premier Bail- ble for the amonnt The auditor's bond Roosevelt left atot 3atet'ecniocd side in a torrent and people are fleeing yineinnati Business aton's club ously aerbired temselves as free trader four encertained from Johu Redmond im for $20000 The money elated to McDaniel Cincinnati postal of two and injury to iseveral others clerk cut and bruised The dead: he Irish leader that the nationaliat i n1 frit If lye ttlynirfiipti Ntr Chamberlain a kthtehlws have been embezzled was part of the Miss Ruth Hanna daughter of Senator eadfdteirang000nf brItiliaeiliv Court Cincinnati postal clerk mi TAila NIntion seed IR Tears fru ehAir iiroa Tila Ilom nroecttro film AT ANSAS CITY vrt cattier lestaedkt hewers Viedneo joy leseept itstrelote north went portion clonal In ntortioA writ portion Titersetay VOL XXXIV NO' 17 CRISIS I ENGLAND iors of Chamberlain's Itezignation Rife- A MEMORABLE DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT Chamberlain's Protective Tariff Views Have Embarrassed the May Also 'Resins LONDON June 9--The rwrioreit resignation of Colonial Secretary Chattel berlain Is the moat startling develop- I Inert et the proofed of the chancellor Elf the exchequer Mr Ritchie to abolish the corn tax tbe debate on whiett kept the house of commons tiolay packed and spellbound until midnight Even if rtemka Balfour persuades NH Chamber-loin to remain in the eabinet the colonial seeretary's preferential trtriff program is totteiesslY snowed under iin1 hie inflatitive fla PIPlitleal power in Great Britalu at is temporarily eclipsed All the member of the government who tiontributet to today) debate vigorously iletibired themselves as free traders snit frankly opposed Mr Chamberlailie made bitter attack on protectionists and Preferential tarirfs Tie declared that the financial policy of the gorcrnment was clearly exhibited by its decision to revoke the corn tit which savored of protection ssk the house seriously to consider what this conntry he to gain by'riviatr up its position of being a country of tomin Ports" said the ern Etre that the more the people 'inquire into the subject the mote they find it is -essential to the prosperity of the tvuntry thin this eonntry should remain a cheap country and that they will be convinced that tbe basis on which ottr financial and comsatrend topitem ha been conducted since the days of Sir Robert Pool stiould not 1144- be disnilsset1 as of no aeeritinc" This direct attack on Mr Chamberlain by a raemher of the lhovernment who It betieved n3iist have spoken with A ElthoritY elicited loud cheer and is mouldered in more important than Mr Ritchie's denunciation as indicating that the majority in the cabinet is overwhelmingly opposed to any system of preferential trade 'rhe tiettste wa adjourned after severe criticism of Premier Balfour's absence AFTERNOON PROCEEDINGS- TAINTIoN June approach of the first parliamentary brush in the free trath-protection tight filled every seat in the house of commons thin afternoon Before lacinz the situation which must largely place them at the mercy of the PhPral anti Irish votes the member of tho government attended an important cabinet meeting at whieb all the minimfers were present exeept Gerald Balfour preeident of the board tif trade who is Henry Chaplin former president et the board of agriculture awl the malcontent unionist( were actively en-Inge' early in the day in and around iVetminster in rallying the 3mpporters of Mr Chaplin's amendment to the budget bill whieh deetarett that the removal et tax on grain "involve a need-lean and injurious disturbanee of trade and a serious lose of revenue without pulostantial relief for the consumer" and If any taxes are removed it should be those levied on tea and other articles of general consumption- Before the debate opened Premier Balfour nacertained frotu John Redmond the Irish leader that the nationalist BIG PUBLIC FUND STOLEN mensowommolmwoom District gf Columbia Clerk in Troubles SPECIFIC CHARGE INVOLVES $8000 i It Is 'Estimated However That Jame tt Watzon's Feculations Will Foot Up to From C40000 to $75001 WASHINGTON June 0----James Watson Jr a clerk in the office of the auditor for the District of Columbia and the sion-in-law of a wealthy retired railroad contractor was arresredtoday on a charge of embezzlement of government fundr The amount is estimated at from $40090 to $75000 The warrant makes the specific charge of embezzlement of $8- 000 whkh represents only a portion of the alleged speculations Watson was tnot bonded and in case be or his relatives severalof whoin are said to be wealthy fail to make good the alleged losses Auditor Petty will be held responsible for the amount The auditor's bond is for The money alitlited to have been embezzled was part of the CHATTANOOGA TENN WE came to me as a stranger I am aware that is not a high-elast of legal business but we have to take up little matters of that kind as occasion offers to net our odiet expenses" Druggist Stone eomplained that after nearly three months- the station that cost him $111) was summarily removed across the street Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania who is expected to be chairman of the post-office committee of the senate conferred today with Fourth Aisaistant Postmaster-General Britow about the ineetigationHe IF4t id be wanted to know about the situation and what the investigation has deTeiopeir ftS to the administration of postal business with a view to at the next session to prevent a recurrence of irregularities NO ISORII INDICTMENTS EXPECTED THIS WEEK WASHINGTON June were no developments as the result of the grand jury investigation into the affairs of the postottice and it is said that no further indictments may be looked for this week The decision to lay the case of James Tyner former assistant attorney-general before the graod jury was reached only after the most careful consideration of all the circumstances surrounding it As a matter of pnblic duty it was felt that tbe facts leading up tn the rifling of the safe in Tyner's office should he looked into It is-understood that there is a feature connected with opening of the safe and the abstraction of pspers therefrom which has been disclosed and that it was this ch led to the determination to put the cases before -the grand jury THE PRESIDENT IS TRAVELING AGAIN Going to Cleveland 0" to Attend Marriage of- senator Hanaa's Daughter WASHLNGTON June Roosevelt left at 3 o'clock this afternoon for Cleveland to attend the wedding of Miss Ruth HAnna daughter of Senator NESDAY JUNE 10 1903 Fireman Killed and Thirteen Others Injured TRAIN JUMPED TRACK ON A HIGH FILL The Engine Rolled to Bottom of Embankment Burying the Engineer and List of Injured LOUISVILLE Ky June passenger train on the Louisville and Nashville railroad bound from New Orleans to Cindnnati was wreaed on Muldraugh's bill thirty-two miles south of Louisville at 12:40 this afternoon John Kelley of Louisville the fireman was 50 badly scalded that he dkd here to night Thirteen persons were injured 'Their names follow:" John Williams Louisville conductor ankle fpra ne(I and bruised Harry Fe Palmer Louisville cut and bruised Cowherd Louisville Adams express messenger back sprained and bruised W' McDaniel Cincinnati postal clerk cut and bruised Court Cincinnati postal clerk decreases the largest being 7 per cent at Portland Maine New York's receipts increased 8 per cent and those of Chicago 9 per cent Philadelphia with 3 per cent decrease was the only one ot the ten largest cities that failed to show again $730000 FIRE LOSS AT PALM BEACH The lareailitatra" a Winter toilet Ike Casino Stereo sal a Lerse Cot tame Were Destroyed WEST PALM BEACH Fla June Breakers the smaller of the two largest hotels at Palm Beach was destroyed by fire today The power house Cory block of stores the casino south of the hotel and ono of the large cottages north of the hotel were also consumed The kisses were: The Breakers $5410000 Forniture C100000 Casino cottage and Co-r block about $25t00 Other lowes about PAM Total ST30000 The hotel was insured for S00000 but the furniture was uninsured The origin of the fire is unknown No one was injured A South Boston Fite BogroN June 9--The plant of tbe Brooklyn Cooperage company in South Boston was destroyed by tire today The loss is $140000 Joseph Wood an employe was probably fatally burned in attempting to save his tools and clothing SIX PEOPLE KILLED BY LIGHTNING BROOKRILL Pa June thunderstorm broke over this county this atteruoon which resulted In the death of two and injury to several others The dead: Miss Lula Mullen aged 1S years 51q00 11QMES FLOODED People Flee for Their Lives in East St Louis A LEVEE BROKE ABOUT MIDNIGHT The Entire Lower Portion of the City Was Great Excitement Prevailed ST LOITIS June after midnight the Illinois Central embankment at the Valley railroad crossing In East St Louis wato washed through and the entire lower portion of East St Louis was flooded About 5000 homes were deluged The people are greatly excited and at 1 o'clock began building a dyke on the roadway in an effort to keep the water from other portions of the city Word was received her at 2:10 o'clock that the water is rushing Into East St Louis floors from the south side hi a torrent and people are fleeing for their lives The heavy that oil Al-i iLNO oi A 'nut) gro: to retch the po oorooty4vo mowers to advorttoomeart aro pot as terminal pbint for all eastern tree-lc both incoming stud southhound business is prostrated Re- lief front preseut conditions bi DOf exPected before Thursday All train' to and from eastern pottits are leaving on the east side of the river the Chicoaro and Alton the Big Four anti the Burlington front Alton while all other lilies mow actively operating ore departing from and arriving at Fast St Louis with the exeeption Of the Wabash And the St Louis l'oledo and Western whieb have made Edwardsville Ill ix-teen Miltoft out the present paanenger terminal Ou the ueet nide of the river the situation is better and while mit traini in operation are arrivin at the l'uiou station the service between Nt Loiti ulAcit helere' ar ortoal lou of ZsiQ00000 RELIEF FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS Kansas Legislature to fle called la Special Scanlon to ritaa Relief Measure TOPEKA Kan June 0--It is expected that a speeial session of the Kansas legislature will be called tomorrow to pass bills foil the relief of the flood sufferers Replies have been reeeived frotu twetitc-five members of the legislature giving favorable answer to the querY as to whether they would verve without pay Gov Bailey -will be in Topeka some time tomorrow and will Issue the special call The seesion will pass sets enabling Kansas counties to rebuild a large owning' of bridges washed oat fit the flood Needy 10000 i ew in the titled lief fowl If this geueroun aid continues It will be audit-lent in three week to go a long way toward giving North Topeka people a new start Among the contribnitone today was V000 from each of the following: Prudential Insurance company of New Jervey Cincinnati Chamber of -Commerce -Cincinnati Buainees Nion'a dub AT KANSAS CITY NANSAS CITY Jane tt---4C1eanup work in the flood district was retarded today both by the lack of water and men Hundreds of laboring men ore needed aud every idle person is being pressed into service It is expected that a full force of water will be sent throngh the Maine tomorrow The Twelfth street cable line reaching into the stock yards district was started today after a ten-days' shutdown The Missouri Pacific entered the Union station here today for the first time This is the only change iu the railway situa Hon proposals Except for Mr Chaplain not a voice on either side of the house wag raised in effective support of Mr ChemL bet-loin Former tnetnbers of cabinets and private members irrestlecthc or patty Protested against any dickering with Hreat Britain's tiseol polley 'rho unionist) vied with the liberals In themselves out Stud out free trader All that Wag lacking in the complete root of the proteetionista' 'cob-Wet minister was Mr Balfour official prononneenient no premier oil behalf of the goternnieut that the cabinet as a whole refused to adopt Mr Clamberlainti views Both the pronotincomout and tho premier were absent front the debate aecorilina to report Mr Balfour was spending the evening endeavoring to persuade the colonial secre minim lit the cabinet botw 1th 4odiug his din rettces with his colleagues The debate watt adjourned at mid-OM when amidst a 0Pasation Cho nts I lo of the Exchequer Ritchie sold be lopeil Mr Lalfuor woliI4 be able to give the house on 'Wednesday a definite ottatenieut on behalf of the entire cabinet thooh be could not promise it Upon the restimptiim of the debate Chaplin's anienilment to the budget bill which le tho cause of thin sensational political (imis will be takeu tip Sir I Ivory 'a umbeillin nnerman has inoilitied his position prolmitis as a result id nalaym proivedings anti will de-mull the right of the liberals to know the premiers attitude towards free trade before they support lino in the repeal of the turn tax Mr Italfitor will reply and Mr (Thomberiain is also rtipmteil to speak There are menders alto believe tonight tItt Vretnier Baltonr will also epaigo and that a t1iNM)111tioa of the bowie is Involved but these ritftions lark etnitirm tion the best opinion being that a volution of the crisis will bei arrived at Ntr Cliamlierinin's resignation or by au open deilaration that he is willing to drop fur the presettt his preferential tt riff proptisabs VIIANUabalAllt CEZIER Or FIGHT t2hapliiis amendment was scarcely made today Niftily it levant a secondary consideration and ite defeat was assiireil Until midnight the light if such on undefended struggle conk' be destailmil raged around Ntr Chamberlain "Oil idol vitrul" is the only miloqua Ia deseription of Nliiihael iticks-Beach's speech which started the revolt Amid intense silence this famous tory cx-minister extolled the ettionial iteretary's virtues and damned Iris program "Itlack Michael" aft he la familiarly coiled WO aeVer 1-00t1 to la ttor tag The ministers eat with troubled floes Mr Balfour looking eipecially dejected Mr thtimiterlain deserting his wets i plate paler even vial usual stretched himself nonchalant!" at tho end or the treasury berieh Throughout the afternoon ho never exehauged a word ith his imileatmes After Mr Ritchie bait temoinessi the colonial secretary's ideas Mr Chamberlain stalked out of the chamber without eYen a nod to Mr la Moor Member after metulier tiros front the onionist ranks: Amite who etipported Ntr Chaplin rePasel to "eat their words" with which they had previously imported the porernmetit when the corn tax wits originally brought In others landed Chancellor it( the Excbeipter Ritehie for his refmtal to pander to the spirit of protectiiii: all demanded that Mr Ilitlfour enlighten them rogarding the governmoot's view a a whole Sir Henry Fowler liberal) in an exrertionally able speeeh dwelt on Premier Balfour's duty to the nation to aseertaio the epittion of his eolleagites and let the bonito and the people know the cabinet's division regarthtig a question whiab was so vital to the empire-- After the dinner recess the rtelTEWANT WAS liriouricsto by the liKseitte of both the eolootal gee rotary and the prem(er A bitter attack no any tampering with free trade was made by 'Sir John Gore eonservatire who deldneed that a great portion of the rising generation in the United Kingdom was already so degenerate and poverty stricken that anething tending to inerense the prire ot food would threatew national disaster James Brice (liberal) followed declaring that the reference to the United States made by Mr Chamberlain amt other speakers in Import of the pmteitMoist argument was (cote ernineons Aaleriisall prosperity was duo greatly ic the cheapness of food under a systarn Which froe trade prevailed between all the w'ittest composing the nation The colonial secretary's idea said the sioaker would disintegrate the empire smt produce a network of protective tarifrs such as that in which America was r- noothoe sett1401ln when the Jr Eht tle tinttivei:) serre' treasurFt replville on behelt to Ur trh-e'a treopurFt OPTIvilig tglk beiltat huictt to Mr Brice a itgattr I I 1 P-U0-41C le 4a a 4 and Mrs Hanna 0nd Joseph Medal McCormick of Chicago He was accompanied by Miss Alice Roosevelt Capt Cowles his naval aide Dr Grunwell and Secretary Loeb The trip will be made on a special train over the Pennsylsania road The party will arrive in Cleveland at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning HARRISBURG Pa 'June president's train arrived at Harrisburg at 740 this evening When the train pulled into the statton the president who was seated in the rear of the last coach reading walked out to the platform and said: "Good evening ladies and gentlemen situ glad to be with you once again It is a great pleasure I assure you" Ile then left the ear and shook hands wtili the crowd He was surrounded by two 14 ecret service men who kept the crowd in single file POLICE TO WATCH THE CZOLGOSI FAMILY CLEVELAND June of the relatires of Leon Czolgosez the astittasin of President McKinley-wiU be placed in-fail during- President nose velem visit to Cleveland tomorrow to 'attend the tnarriaze of Miss Ruth Hanna ()slighter of S'enator Hanna to Jos Medille McCormick While the president was on his western tour a brother of the assassin was plaeed in jail in Loa Angele a precautionary step in the interest of the president's welfare The police think this step is unnecessary here hut members of the Scolgosz family will be kept under close surveillance during the presidents stay A large detail of police willbe on liana at the union station when the president arrives alai twenty detectives in citizens' clothes will guard him constant )y while he remains in the city GOVERNOR OF KANSAS a BECOMES A BENEDICT Mr Bailey Was Married Last Night to Mrs Ida Weede at Kansas City KANSAS CITY- Mo June Bailey governor of Kansas and Mrs Ida Weeds were married in the First Congregational church in this city this evening Rev Fifield performed the ceremony which witis extremely brief and vpry simple Only a few guests were present They included Bailey brother of the governor and his wife Mr and Mrs Caffirty the latter the governor's only sister John Allbert of Seneca Kans father of the bride and Mr and Mrs Potts of Kansas City Immediately after the ceremony Mr and Mrs Bailey loft for Topeka It had been Gov Bailey's intention to make a trip to his old home ip Illinois but this was postponed beeanse of pressing business relating to the flood An interesting incident of Got Bailey's recent campaign was a story to the effect that he had oromised to marry if elected governor After hI election he was the recipient of letters from in all parts of the country offering themselves in marriage Gov tailey said today: "Long before the election Mrs Weede and I were engaged to be married I never made a promise with anyone tbat I would take a wife if I were elected governor of Kansas That was a story started by some of my Kansas friends They meant it itt a good natured way but I really hod the joke on them" Mrs Weede's maiden name was Ida kilbert Her first husband was a real estate man who died fire years ago Mrs and Mrs Weede lived formerly at Yuma Col and Fairbury- Neb Mrs Weede met Gov Bailey at Baileyville Kan where she went to live after her death She has two children a BALKAN ArFAIRS The Alta Doe Not Ice em to Have Any Fixed Polley BERLIN June dispatch to the Taghlatt from Constantinople says: feeling of the sultan and of the palms offitials regarding the Balkan fi orders fluctuates widely from day to day A certain degree of tranquility seems to prevail one day and another day the ministry for war determines tm fresh dispositions of troops barrios reinforcemnts to the border carrisons and orders the prompt completion of the proteetel armaments Then all thia is reversed after fresh councils Part of the time Albania causes acute anxiety and then it is Macedonia because symptoms ore said to have been recently discovered of Anstrian interference The aultan and his ministers- are in a state of painful incertitude and without adequate reason Itnastaaa Premise Jews Prateetioa ST PETERSBURG June 9-4 ert Arsenieff the new prefevt ot police of Odet-sa in receiNing a deputation of rabbis mrently assured them that the Jews of Odessa (-until pursue their ayoeatioua 11-ithout fearint anti-Semite outbreaks irs the authorities ironid grin-gently any such movemeot at et John Allbert of er of the bride and of Kansas City the ceremony Mr for Topeka It had intention to make a ip Illinoi but this use of pressing busi- flood dont of Gov Bailey's 1 a story to the effect to marry if elected election he was the from women in all offering themselves lailey said today: election Mrs Weed i to be married I rse with anyone tbat If I were elected env- That was a story my Kansas friends ood natured way but on them" tiden name was lila husband wee a real i live years ago Mrs formerly at Yuma Neb Mrs Weede tt Bailcyrijic Ken live after her hustles two children APFAItta Seem to Have Pd Policy dispatch to the tantinople says: hp sultan and of the rcling the Balkan dill riely from day to day tranquility Poems to Rd another day the ermines on fresh tile hurries reinforce-garrisons and orders ton of the pnvhwlei aU thia is reversed Part of the time rte anxiety and then trense symptoms are recently discovered ference The mitten re in a state of pain- I without adequate Jews Protectioo URAL June prefect of police of a deputation of rah- red them that the lid pursue their TO- ring anti-Semite outhorities would stria- frsuelat movemeut at Miss Brice Kelso aged 15 years Injured: Prof a Oarrier Kitty SteKinley Annie- Magill While the afternoon seaSiOn of Corsica academy was in session at Corsica seven miles from here a bolt of lightning descended through the ceiling and ran along the black board at whick two students were still at work burring them to the floor The two dead girls bud all their clothing burned from their bodies and Prof Carrier who was standing close by was also badly burned about the body WOOSTE'lt June Winkler John Cook Rehm and Clark Fisher were killed bx lightning this afternoon near SterliK Wayne county The men were framing a barn and were arring a timber on their shouldere when lightning atruek the beam anit tore it to splinters killing the four wen instantly COLOMBIA CANNOT DILLY-DALLY WITH US If he Doesn't Act on Canal Treaty Within Reasonable Time President Rocpaevelt Will Take Itp Nicaractua Canal Project WAl4HINGTON June contemn-es have been in progress latcly between Secretary Hay and persons cow fleeted with the Panama canal enterprise the outcome of which is a determination to promptly terminate the negrotiatious with Colombia Oile way or the other The reports that come from Colombia respecting the outlook for the ratification of the treaty are conflicting One day it is stated that the opposition has mustered snflicient force to prevent ratification and the next day they were told the chances had brightened Hay Lois awaited the return to NVashington of President Itooserelt before taking any decided steps in the controversy but be is now in a position to act The presideure patience is well nigh exhausted and the Columbian government is to be made aware of that fact On the instant the Colombian congress will convene and its 'proceedings will be watehed with the greatest interest here- If it shown an honest purpose' to consider the treaty a giren allowtince of time will be made by our jcovernmenf If there is an evident prirpoote to delay ratification beyond a reasonable time then the treaty negotiations will he abruptly terminated and the president will proceed to carry out the nest instruction of congresa: namely to arrange with Nacaragua and Costa Rica tor the acquisition of venal rights CHINESE REVENUE BUILDING BURNED Platt-re rite Deportment Equipped Principally With Banners and Gonna Wan Itelplean PEKIN June 9---The extPnsive building occupied by the board of revenue WWI totally destroyed by fire today The structure contained 4000000 tee's The fire department equipped principally with banners and gong4 WAS he1pics4 and the soldiers who were called ont demolisned the adjoining buildings to Prevent a further spread of the flames The loss is beaty FOUL PLAY IN THE DEATH OF GRAVES Special to The Tones NASHVILLE Tenn June ft Graves was found dead on a road in Cheatham county afew days ago A few hours before be left a neighbor's house riding a horse There iw a theory of foul play but most people believe he Aral killed by being thrown from his horse Th horse however wig found hitehfsl to a fenee near by tIrares people insist be met death by foul means FRENCH' PILGRIMS RECEIVED BY POPE He tinted 'Mena to Pray tor Froare as He Sold be Was la Seed of Prayers ROME June 9--The pope today received Wt) pilgrims -atm are returning to their homes from the ly Land They were mostly Fretifit The audience lasted twenty minutes Only a dozen leader of the pilgrim a were permitted to kiss the hand of the pope who addressed a few' -words to them and gave the apostolic benediction to all The pontiff arced the French pilgrims to -yrray fervently for dear France which needs it so muck" funds deposited with the auditor by property Owners who are willing to pay half or all costs of improvements abutting on their property such as paving'-sewering etc This embraces deposits by railway companies( light companies and telephone companies and is entirely separate from the other accounts This accoant is not subject to review by the treasfiry department but it is checked by the Clerk in charge of the corresponding acconnt in the department and he reported it correct as late as February? 11002 The depositors it is said have the right to recover from the district through snit The auditor's office is under the supervision of the board of commissioners of the District of Columbia Auditor Petty has complete charge of the assessment and permit depositing the money in a hank to his own credit Mr Watson it is alleged has been entrusted with makina the deposits and has returned the pass book in apparently proper condition in each instance He has been employe of the district for four years and alleged defalcations are supposed to have occurred throughout moat of this period The discovery of the alleged shortage was Donde several days ago but was kept secret by the -auditor sae hope of securilie resthration The cornmissoperis of the district were made ac- (initiated with the condition of affairs tam morning and at it special session de mantled from Auditor Petty a formal report on the matter and an explanation of the system by which such a large sum of mhney could be abstracted without earlier detection The system is said to have been inquired luta ten or twelve days ago but no changes in methods resulted Auditor Petty said today that the accounts had been manipulated in such a clever manner that he was not certain of the exert situation until today Watson was publisher of a news bulletin issued in this city In addition to running the paper he owned a barber shop which he has been trying to sell recently lie also was the promoter of a patent medicine concern and the treasurer of what is known as the District Co-Operative association which takes in money from employes on deposit and lends it out again Many of the office holders at the district building are depositors in the association turning the money over entirely to atson and getting his personal receipt in tiny books resembling bank books Several months ago Maj Syltester the chief of pollee here investigated 1Vatson'a record and it is stated be tomid that tvatson was seat to the reform school while in his minority on a charge of forgery- WATSON'S BAIL $25000 Watson's bail was fixed at $25000 which it 1- as stated will be Psi-Dished tomorrow by several eompaniest with whieh arrangements to that effect will he made The arrested man spent the night in a police pita tion In a long statement which he made to a reporter Watson attritinte41 the alleged shortage to careless bookkeeping and denied that he had been guilty of any embezzlement POSTOFFIdE INQUIRY Mr Bristow and the Inspectors Are Barmy With the Dud- ley'os Explanation WASHINGTON June Assistant Postmaater-General Wynne was acting postmaster today in the absence of Postmaster-General Payne Fourth Assistant I'ostmaster-General Bristow spent a large part of the day in conference with Superintendent-Geneal Imines of the free delivery syatem and a number of lospertors regarding the investigation but no complete developments were made public There are many nimors of ilupending dismissals and arrests but officials refuse to discuss them The reeords of a munber of the officials and employes are being thoroughly overhauled The proposed rural free delivery routes inspected anti recommended for estimate under -the Machen administration and held np following the discovery of the large defieit in the appropriation for free delivery service will be reinspected before final action is taken There are many of 'these routes A number of southern representatives in congress are making' inonirieteregarling the plans for the rural free delivery aervice and protesting against the delay in the establishment of existing serviee The payment of a fee Of 1011 to Wil 'LIM DtidleY member of a local law firm and former ctunniEssioner of pensions in connection with the location of a postal sulestation in the drug store of John Stone in the business seetion of this city has been investigated by the postottlee inspectors Gen I)ndley aeknovriedges haring been paid for he serviees in connection with the locatitm of the snb-station and says that it was entirely a legitimate transaction "Mr said Gen Dudley today was a Maryland reptifilicen who eame to me and said he beliered I could help him in getting the sub-station whieh he desired I eonsnited Postmaster Merrits pleaded for Mr Stone as best I could and succeeded Four or five years ago I helped Dr Prentiss to secure a substation pressure tore away the Illinois Central embankment swept other barriers side and flowed on in a torrent into the southern portion of the city There is no means of-communicatiott except by telephone and the excitement is so great that little can be learned:" The business portion of theeity is from two to six feet below the flood level and if the water ktours through the streets the property loss will be heavy and many lives probably will be lost ST LOUIS Mo June sippi flood which last night began to recede after reaching a stage of 375 feet began a rapid rise today and reached a stage of 377:1 feet establishing the highest water mark ever officially recorded in St Louis The rise was rapid after the dawn of day the water creeping up from 371 feet where the reeematon during the latter Part of the night bad placed the stage steadily regaining lost ground and luereasing until at Soon the stage had reached 3775 feet and from that time until o'clock tonight the river remaiined Mtn ionti ry What has caused the rise Is problematical Government Forecagter Bowie advaneem as au explanation that the water spread out through broken levees to the not-tit is being drawn baek into the channel by the receding water and has caused a temporary rise at this point He says the rise will be of short duration and the decline consequeutly will be rapid A report has beet current all day that nine persons were drowned by the capsizing of a boat near the Madison railroad depot today but despite all 'efforts this report has not been confirmed It is eatimated that S000 refugees have found shelter in St Louis and Vicinity People remaining in their flooded housea in the inundated diiitricts are being furnished with food ex tepidly an poiodble It is estimated that 4000 people are still living in flooded homes in Glianite City Venice anti Madison A supply boat has been ()wilted and will make daily tripe to relieve suffering At the rate of from eight to ten miles an hour the Misaissippi river over half a mile wide anti ninety feet deep in the channel is pouring past SL Louie towerd the gulf -The creat of the flood hag passed St Louis and any further deat-netion to he wrought will be from the possible crumbling of undermined buildings and to the country below this point danger of which is lessened by the spreading of the river over the lowlands Rapid falling of the water it la expected will nniekly drain the inundated eeetion on the Minna Fide where the property lost will be heaviest and repairs to the damaged property will coon be poasible Reports are coming in from 'Mediton Granite City and Venice which indicate the death list may be larger than first estimated I is known that at least twenty people -baie been drowned in That vieinity A report wag received early today from Newport a small town three mile from Granite City that a eehool latilding in which are ahelterid fifty children was tottering and threatened to collapse at any moment Appeal were made for anletnitee taut there was no way to reach them from S4 Louis or East Louie the Only plaees that an render aid City Attorney Robert Ilagneitr of flooded Veniee is reported by Ids relatives to lin missing and they fear he perished when the eity was overwhelmed Deputy Coronor William Ballhorn of Madison County and hit so who lived in Veniee have been given np for inst Louie Kicker and wife who lived in Madison are believed to have Nom drowned in the breaking of the levee that flooded that town William Anehor and Mrs Clifton and her infant have been missing for several days slid it is thcmght they Perlithed In one party of refugees near Edwardsville four eases of emallish fleJolool yeeterday and the diseovery 'struck terror in the mind of thesiinfortunates The oftleiale of Madisein- cmrity are doing all in their power ta isolate the cases anal prevent I spread of the disemie Nunn-roue families penniless and haying no friends to wtsint tel go refuse to leave their flooded homes They lir in the second sto 'ries and itulesiet entirely upon what food happened to be at hand when the flood easne In East St lAmia where the railroad yard are flooded the conclititma are the same as yesterday AU of lent night tnen were at work the levee that is keeping the water back from the LI business and residence ns-tionn of the Hty The railroad situation shows no weiretueln No passenger trains are crossing the Ends or Merchante bridge today and Irnion station is temporarily abandoned it I I 1 2 1 I cut and bruised Tracewelt Cincinnati postal clerk cut and bruised Charles Lesley Cincinnati postal clerk cut and bruised Johnson flagman Louisville hip hurt Morehead Burkesville Ky passenger both legs broken and head cut Dr Hargis passenger Derby Ind head cut and hands bruised and cut Theobald Mt Vernon Ind passetr-er leg broken head cut Elbrick Nashville Tenn pas senger face cut I Francis coloreiL Henderson Ky face cut and bruised The train had just passed through a tunnel and was rounding a sharp curve when the engine careened and rolled to the bottom of a sixty-foot hill hurying the engineer and fireman The mail car a combination baggage and express followed- but were topped when half way down the embankment by a large tree The smoker a day coach Pullman and a dining car which constituted the train also left the track but remained on the roadbed (inc of the rails torn up by the tome of the wreck passed through the smoker striking Mr Morehead and breaking boat hialega The work of relief -and rescue began at once' On the wrecked train were Drs Thomason of Atlanta and Florence Duval of Nashville Together with Dr Ilubbs and Dr Shickler also passengers thty began to care for the injured Soon help came front Colesburg and the injured were made as comfortable as possible At 2:30 oclock the relief train from Louisville having on board Dr (leo Griffiths the chief surgeon of the Louisville and Nashville and Dr Ewing Marshall arrived and the work was soon finished -I'resident Milton II Smith of the Louisville and Nashville was on board but was uninjured The road was blocked for more than five hours TROUBLE Ig FEARED Kansas Settlers May Take Murder ease disainst Cattlemen Into Their Own Hands TOPEKA Kan June far age known the Osborne militia company on the way to St Francis with the men accused of the killing of Daniel Berry and his two tk011 Pi have not been molested by the parties of armed gettlerc The eompany will reach St Francia late tonight if present plans work out i When last beard from they were within ten miles of the city Armed men have been floiling' into St Francis all day according to a dispatch received from Atwood afternoon The charge is made the Berry partisans that the court in Franels is partial to ChauIvey Dewey Wilson and McBride and the trial would be a mere means of them free It is thought that if men are convicted by the court and senteneed aecordingly the settlers will no attempt to take the law into own bands: otherwise tmtible is The situation is critical and is Ruhstantiallv The settlers are greatly angered against Dewey and his son and claim to have indisputable Pr it! nee of their guilt Even evidence be introduced exensing crime whether guilty or not the settlers in their present'Antlameci state mind are seemingly determined to venteanee on them any way The and aberifT are more than ever determined to protect the aceused cattlemen because of the posaibility of their inimeenee Lockwood a member of the legislature wires that he looka bloodshed as the settler4 reeognize the present-mite an opportnnity to even old sores with the eattlemen THE ZIONISTS ELECT OFFICERS PITTSBURG Pa- Jane PO of the Federation of American Zionist taken up today by the election of ollIcer and committees and resultE41 as follows: PreAident Dr Richard Gottheil of New York: vice-president IL Mayer of Philadelphia to represent the eastern section and Leon Zolokoff of Chicazo to represent the western section Secretary Jacob Do of New York treasurer win-Epqtelu of New York The Ultra Igo Strike CHICAGO June ranks of striking restaurant employe were aninimented today when at noon the iti employes of the Krints-Rommier company were ordered out They answered sommonN to a man and the three restaurants belonging to this rornpany left to run themselves- Officials the waiters and cooks' loint council that a umnber of other places will closed before night Report on Politer lee ReceiptsWASHINGTON June 9-11 statement of the rross receipts for la4t month an compared wnith May VarZ at fifteen of the tamest postottices in the I'niteti States shows a net increase of P2691712 or about 6 per cent The ierrest increase was per cent at NashriUe Tenn Tea offices reporta mernisTo of parliament would support the goverinnent as ngainst Mr Chaplin The liberal lender Sir henry Campbell-Bannerman had niready announced that his party would also npholil the proposal Of Chancellor of the Exebetmer Ritchie to remit the grain tax This Practically enstired the government of the posaible defeat at the hands of its own supporters The ettrions situation created the keenest interest At the openineof the sitting little excitement was caused by John Redmond asking that a committee be appointed to inquire whether the arrest of A McHugh for Sligo on Saturday Mat under a warrant for contempt of mart was not breach of privilege Tbitt the refused to do and William Redmond wound up the discussion by loudly and ironically deploring the feet that Mr Nitlitigh who its now in Sligo jail would not be able to receive King Edward when the-latter visited Ireland The Askinr and answering of questions in the blimp tonowed and thongt1 Wisp followed and thongh Nlichnel Hicks-Beach (concervetive) fornierly chaneelbir of the exeheqner invited tilt speskeets vieeision nis to whether the opportiinite contit be taken of the tiebete'on--Mr Chaplin's amendment tor a full diectixelion of the fiscal policy singEexted by Mr Chamberlain the colonial 'secretary not for present but for future adoption The stiestker replied that he had very carefully considered the matter and hail arrived at the conclusion that it was not relevant to the- budget hill acthe question of preferential tariff rates between Ilrent Britein end her colonies was not enised in the bill The scope of the debate wa4 11414 largely curtailed at the ontset MR CM APLIICS REMAIMR Mr Itituble haring formally moved the seeolid rending of the budget bill Mr Chaplin who wax received with (-heirs arose to move hie amendment and proveeiled warmly to attack the chant1-114o of the exchequer tosehose in- aptitude he said they owed the present remarkable position- In repealine the grain duty Mr Chaplin Reid Mr Ritchie Mot mink an irretrievable mistake am! hail 'precipitated a movement for which neither his party nor the country were prepared For a moment he appeared to have preyadist neer Mr Chamberlain telt his triumph would be short-tired Mr Chaplin blamed the govern-pieta for yielding to Mr Ritchie saying the niinistere hall thrown away a wenpon whif I would here helped them in carry ont the new tisent polley to whieh Mr Balffnir and Mr lain were committed Mr Chaplin referred to the nary position fin which the followrra of the government hail been pineed by the indecision of the minister It was 1-101 he millet! to seek guitlanee or leaderhip from them Ile conelmlefl with formully moving his amendment on which he said he meant tni divide the house NIICILVEL mults-litAcm's REMARKS The motilm wee setntifleil 9 lid Sir Michael flicks-Beach followed Ile commeneed with sfiying that his view of the general ficeal end politieal situntion wit quite different from the view held by Mr Chaplin Sir Hick! Iteneh continuing said his colleagnea were perfeetly aware that the tanill flee were impopelar when he hat inanenrated it lint it hail been a aneees and be had heard the proposal to repeal the dittv with surprise and regret lie conmidered that the chits' was necessary be-ranee of the growth of expenditure agninst what he hail proteeted Ilnd his proteetc been received with greater ayniIsithy by hie colleague he would not now be spenking from a bench above the gingiva It wan impossible for a ehancellor of the exehequer to reduce expenditure withont the hearty and continuous sopport of the premier No money wit worse than money expended on the army lie earnest-Iv tip pealed to the premier to assure the 'house that he wee determined to toot thain! crease in the normal expenditure Sir Michael said he wee opposed to 'Mr Chaptins amendment although be eympathiced with the latter's objeetion to the repeal of the grain duty hot he believed the alternative policy to be a greater evil 'lacing to choose between two he womld choose the and would support the breleet bill Referring to the euggested preferential tariff the former chancellor of the exchequer declared he yielled to no one in appreciating the Frilenditi work of Mr Chamberlain No colonial seeretary had ever done fief mneh to bind the colonies to the motherland or '160 flinch to make the colortiee feel their position and duties as part of the empire lie orished however to know whether Mr Chamberlain's opinion was that eft the united cabinet The repeal Of the grain fluty appeered to the speaker to be a direct her to the adoption of preference lie eherefore concluded that the opinion of the cabinet as a whole was the same with re-gard to these pritteiples as when be VC-9 a member of it he had opposed colonial preference in rerard to ino'c meat- and grain and he was convineed that matters could not last kom in their present indefinite state A continuance of the premier's attitude of suspended judgment vras impossible It was uot fair to the members of the party RAILROAD SITUATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA COTZMBIA June railroad 6itu91iott tonight is not proved VI far at Crilumbia's coitheetion with upper Keith Carolina la conversed Neither the Southerrea traeks between hpr nnd Alston nor the Colus--- Newberry and Laurens tresitleherehas been repaired The Southern nig get it-train throtigh Tinn-sdayInit The other road cannot do so before Friday The Columbia Newberry and Lams eum train today from Greenville and Spartanburg came to Irmo ton miles above Columbia and on the return trip carried about thirty passongers who went to Irmo in private eonveyances from here The Southern is operating its trainm on tho t-ireenville branch as far down am Aleten twenty-five mile above Columbia and on the Spartan- burg brow lt as far as the broken bridge over the Broad river at Shelton- fatty mils abort Columbia l'be Senbord's trestle over Broad river near Carlisle los not yet repaired god through traffic over the Atlanta sad Hamlet brooch im not attempted The Southerti'm trestle" over raeolet river at Clifton and Tyger river near Greeks are repnired anti train from Washington to Atlanta will now be op- erated as usual This greatly relieves the stritin on thp Southrn 's Columbia and Charlotte brineli which bee been handiing thlis business Mails to tipper South Carolina from tiers aro sent by Aligusta 300 miles ont of the way and the system is WW1 demoralized Mondays mailm have notm' yet reached some porthme of that territory The opening of the Southern'a main line between Atlanta and Charlotte will greatly facilitate aid to the aufferers at Clifton and racolet AM these points as well as Spartanburg are now in rail- road communieation with the mit Pirte world for the first time sine Saturady CONTRIBUTIONS Pettit IN FOR SOUTH CAROLINA SUFFERERS SPARTANBURG June Mayor Calvert this afternoon gave out tho following: "The people of Spartanborg and the sufferers from the recent flood in dila entinty have been profoundly to-netted by the generous 'contribution that have POMP Pio promptly from all part's' of the eountry Irt relieve distress anumg the sufferers from the flood at the mills hi this tounty There contributions have been so largo that it la now thought by the relief committees bore that further funds will not be needed" No Moro C11411111111011 SPARTANBURG 0Illue additional casualties were reported today resettling from the floods at l'arolet Clifton Interest ix now altogether re4tero(1 its the work of relief which Is progressing with method and expedision actual suffering for lark of physical necessities hag yet oecurred but there is need for food and clothing In prep-oration for emergenales Tits demand laborers to clear away the vn-stekage the devastates' mills is very urgent 4 mill operatives Itoftri toft dt1Z491 tulMt overwhelmed by their tniefortunes to do of that work as yet Some additional lossies were tabulatell'- but they were not heavy 11J thim by St cla tba aptt the opp the (ea 7 taxi 7 Dpi inch aho the sett of wet (let mei poe I sta for in up 7 oni sit! ard der ren ZOI wer Ha Le' the pin psi res 71 01 May be 1 me mo tift V211 Mr this by St Claud that setting the make their feared should their of wreak militia state for in up sion Haas Le the the were of say be Fit SI add' I HMI relit proA No nett Mat Prat tor the ovrt tittle 1'4 tods hero waI Can tani Ire the twe ited na Tie t4 I the tootk4 ea end No nmeh ror (4 the tutu today here Clifton wail (iie already the twenty ited it CI the losses A '113-01-DEIrRIT IN ARIZONA PISBEE Ariz June reached late tonight of ft clondburst near which occurred thin nwrning A or Is ater eight feet high rushed down t-reek withont givtrig the inhabitants warning Several dead bodies have been rPPOWeri'd and it is believed number of the drowned will reach Chase creek wait mostly inbah by Mexicans erripkyisl by ibe Arizona Copper company The smelter stnate' on the north side of Chase creek ()wed dotrn at present nit neettnEtt MilIne strike and is sustaining' heal Wires are all down to Clifton I fttilloil in tual frutuicy out I Mil riOt geTITIT guppress ee Page Ties) charge him tor the work Mr 6tone 1 its outzet ttiee Page Ties) in that vicinity but I did not charge him for the work Mr tone suppress its outzet.