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I ll I j5 3te 4 It tovtW tiKiol UU a to MHiM ttrmiteglr ifcnserttts jWwiSchwantlwp Mas tn iwcotHted the purebwe of 4 tMfeVuwssU itblch fed to the fcendemn Mttt ffCM fJ reTfu VVZiWeV torfc Norembw UA dlspaUb i lpMrtM to the effect ihl Hayil Wl aliuwd a loan of ILW WO through LV I rdFreres at 0 pwfcenl nd would ify Mtvkeel Immediately Uw papcr currency utobe destroyed and the fractional silver pv and copper to bo rccolned in the ralnta of Ife a the United States is denied Eugene Meyer Sgy of llwflrra of Lasard Frcrrs rars There tSu I notbmg to the story There absolutely no foundation for It Fntuna Hlirtion Demi MAdrid November HThe bishop of the diocese of Majorat Balerta Isle who September excommunicated Senor Navarro lie vert rr minister of finance Jn the oaMoct of General Marrello de Azearraga for an alleged conversion of church property to governmental uses la dead Tribesmen Vrlrntrtl StmU November li Acoordfng to official dispatches from the front a foraging partr under Major Dorrlcii bad an eng ement with a lirgo body of tribesmen jestenliy Tho latter wero repulsed but Captain ftbwrman Major Money and four privates were wounded ArKenllno Crop London November 16 A dispatch to the Ttous from Duenos Ayres says that treat fl damaged tho harvest In the Argentina Republic at lr it 10 per cent Tha corro pond it of Ihc TinitB at Valpiralso chile tho barrrKt will bo a third crcitcr than It was hit year IS GLOOMY FOR ASPEN T1IH GltnVT MIVHIt MIM 0 CA1II SIAV IIAV13 TO C10 13 Klro IlrcnUs tint in he SiniiKiilii IVhleh Thrinlnii All Other lllK Jllnco Clinnceii of Ha Mupiilnsr Aeprn Colo Xo xntber A lire that gives fair pnmtso of closing down wary big mlno in tho compti raging in tho eighth ltivel of tho iniiKgr mine Thu Ciiliso of tho otitastiopho tu tsuppoMHl to Ins ejoiUnflnoits oombiMtion altliough there or a few vho are Inclined to Uio thoory that a cnrclc is minor and ttndlo nro rtai onsble So fur the tiro confined to a Urge crib and is burning at oiiit alout eight hUTdred feet below tho uur face Thia eril Is elgiity Tett vrtde ir fwt loiip and S00 feet wide It contains jnn thou ujds of oon of dry timber Ho fur an known tltusw timbers hitto not brokiwi Irato a hSixe hut the supiiosltloi Is that tho umiiu lw of tho crib Is burning All effort to reieh the tiro hio proved iinsucewnful tuid an uttvntpt to pVieo tho bulkhwdrt in connegiluu cunit Iosak thu livij uf wine imy mw Ovtr forty of thoso mtn awio ti overcome by the duidiy gw tiial for time their lut wire diiMirid of ouiviliti ro wiioi Ll aut thirty leut iiynt tlie MoUW lliosui rntiio aim ue bnugKltr ooiiuiinia imishwi a uriuiit lor toe firu the ftuue tlnwn iieopu atciiiiHwi to bulkhuui tncir oomiiut ui but luiiiu war AMtig a nunilnr of mull At cne time tw iiiCMiroouH nihicrs weru iMisivd ftvill lie niiin juid slielohed out on tin utwtu ioua iiuur Siioitiy tlicrtittor rix nwrn wTIftj hooted out In an only suglitty lean wrtous eondtttoit Al tnUtfn t4i JlUmi Vvtv uii Uio gtoitnd It tojiiv ui target niui viirotous erfuus of fL1 Jj ihl to hr nw Huso men wound wlilian UiruoiiuaTteis it aii hour iw lilV13 uJ l1 nlulo In fi ulf oliuti aw suaiaUiMti iiiiM although it 1 Uc lle xl not ratil mjiiflfs MechniHlo CnrMmi uid Ouionun Wright iimdou trip int the liirntng mno through gioii am Una nrtctvi mUnitta they mo rUt ovcnoim by gas ul lull a mtiueu lotiii esctUHi from death Mnjuigftr IlfiJU tt wlmn nslied lia to thu pKiiteci it mi1ii the burning niliw nau bero oro two pow lbli etu tcm one la that thp llio cwi bo extliigiilhlied by swum which we wllUtoriM In from bi ow thn otlmr that tho Art will soon eai mmj tihti cnfli on oause a rnteln vl smothtr lire There dinger Uve gnu miWng mn exidcwlnn lawdlg the property wj not iMwitlotuillv bo rc tlwt will miiku It tumvoM ihle LifK0MM lr MiWHimr fox of tho MM Motllo la on nHtilclii or tho tl ho cwild form no biia of what the result wouiii no A faiy of mm aro at work nutting In Ilallett stiitoa llmt ho exuee ts Sim this operiltlori by oH1 0k rtmft rw TO rnloig Slwulil the dimmer prove ai fnr JZrl1 ernlly ipiwiwl to cn nVeamii 5H will bo seldom i Iminl from until llcr rmehra flgiiro for beyond ts prewnt liio The People Believe What They Read About Hoods Sarsaparilla Their Faith In This Medloine is Grounded on Merit They Know It Abaolutoly euros When Other Morllclnos Foil Moods Sarsaparilla ts not merely a sm po preparation ot Barsaiurilla Dock Stilling and a little Iodide of Potassium Beside th so excellent alteratives It uUo contains fhose cteat ontlhllious and livor remedies Mandrake and Dandelion It alaooqnUini those great kidney reme Ak Uva Vnl junjpor u5rrlta curative ayenls aro harmoniously blaed in flonf Sarsaparilla com and It carefully prated under tha personal IK otwgutttly eaucaUd otB thQ blJine faith loMvoMn iood 8arS3Iarllla aattw ot urpriM a Yoa can BM wh Sg4W MrUto when oSr UKrKlrt Wm afflicted with mo wZiZniC cHT0d Mr POSTAL SAVINGS SYSTEM Postmaster Geaerat Gary Recom meads the New Plan Won Id Kncnnrniir the Poor to Sure Injnllcn Innirtrd Sreund CIn Mnttrr WaAhlngton Kovember It The first annual teporl of rostmaster General James A Iary to the president was roado public lonUbL Ha feature Is the strong advocacy of postal saUngs depoiltorles a schetno over which Ioiimastcr General Gary has worked for many months In tho formulation of plans to he presented to the president and congress He tajs the time Is ripe for the establishment and that the adoption of alwell organized stem would confer a great boon upon a large number of people and ultimately be ot Inevitable benefit to Hie whole country Tho estimates of tho revenues and ex penditures for tho fiscal year cndlug June 30 WJ atti Total lal rorcnues for 1SJ782 G5452 73 Add 3 per cent 4133273 12 Rstlnvitcd revenue for 1S5S S673S735 83 Add 7 per cent 6076HU 61 Total eatlmnted rerenuo for JM 92871817 37 Estimated expenditures for 18 5SW27fO 00 Deficiency for iSiJ estimated 0013112 51 Jollowlng Is nn abstract ot the report The lncrtaso of the postal deficit of 1817 Is largely rt lection of tho depressed business condition which prevailed all over tho country for tho first thrrennarters of thtft period Thero has been no xtrava ganco of cxpcndltircs save that obllgateil by law The report reiterates tno Injustice Inflicted both uiou the postol reciitie nud tho ptoplo by Kccotid elnBs mall matter carriage regulations and recommends the enactment by congress of some measure to remedy the wrong such as wa similarly pointed out by past postmasters general As to this tfio postmaster rfen nil says If this were doiit there would bo an end postal dtlklls and ho serUco rould be enlarged and popularized by broad extension of freo dcllvory without Infringement upon the general resources of the government and eventually result In thu much desired reduction of letter postage Of 1 cent per ounte No melilod of perfcellng tho organiza tion of tho postal service ban provtd more effective lliiin tho consolidation of Poslot flees Legislative restrictions on Its de velopment nrr to bo regretted and a ro enl of tho five mile limit consolldillon measure In tho J8iJ postij appropriation bill in rec ohinicttded The eXHTlinentnl rural free dcllvory ex icrlmetit bus bieu generally appreelUed Tew expenditures have confened gtvator bencfltn In iiiinirtloti and II 1ms ni iues tlonnbly rovfd a potent factor In attain ing what should ho the chief aim of gov trnment the giojitlng of iho btt itskible roMnl faclllllcs to the turning class Tho report reviews In detail tno opera tions of the various branches of the department Tho portion on the subject of postnl tunings In brief follow Many millions of dolhirs are undoubtedly secrole1 by people who have little nr no eonlldnueo oi linnry rurltlen and mono ttiy IiistltutlonR organized by prliato illl reus It 1h dead capital but It Its owners rould be liiBplud with abwlutu confidence In ho security of on Investment al together probable int he bulk of thin wonld llnd Its way Into the channels of trade and commerce if ho Kovernment underiook this lnsl the servlco would un doubteilly gladly iteivploil by the peo pie Tholir ttlth In Pio government Is un boundd Their little savings which separate could hardly he put out Inteiest would amount In the nggregaiV ti sum thai rould be Invested to their advantage It would tend i cultlwito thrift In a laige lass realizing Iho Ianlige lulling wih tho government instead or WftPtefully and Uselessly expending bring closer relationship between the government and Its citizens and develop practical nml enduring patriotism This growth of paltloilo sentiment mid good citizenship constitutes powerful up peel to Matctmnmmlp to ninlto away far these boncfleent coniequeiiccii The proposition Is nn nuoiupllshcd fact In imirly every country in Km ope In tin Btlllsli dependencies 0f boh hemlsphiris 7onoooo depositors have upwmd of J16 0110000 lii savings accumulated during thlr cn8 lei Mrs fewer than 1 1 iiAlJiJwllnn lPo ors savel nearly tlOOOflOOO noposltnts In ten years ex cm ded 2200000 The vast nceuinutnluis have been made with the least loss to tho government and with a minimum of rost to millions nf dcpoeltnrs More thoai a thlnl hf the postal snyjpgs In ntiropean orilfca nie hi Id by mttmra and every two thirds by the most humble callings it Is essentially the built of this chss joilal ravings would not conflict with tho sav Incs banks hut would curomago savings rather tlisi ncrumilliillouK Tho conveialou ot money otder ofllees Into savings depusl torlcs would soon nfrord Indellnliely more aelllty for receiving ltitcrestbtalng de IHisltB than the Interestpaving banks do now The most aggreaiive opponents arc among tho private Institutions engaged In romewhat tlmllar enterprises though as soclntlons of the Irlrger eltUs ieeo nlslng In rn Invnlusble feeder to the fluinulal currents 0f the cininti Security and not the rnto ot Interest Is the prlmar nud entU qondlllon nf such a sssteni md linntto of Blntes counties nml muulclpilitlvis nud real eslnto fmnlsh nn Illimitable field Compiling other countries tlie postmns ter general sars nearlv everv couniry por mils Its mast popular coin as ho mini mum amount of deposit varying from 5 cents In India 1 In Canada Maximum deposits vnry from S5 Iiniico to J2 13 In Now Zealand Deposits over tint amount are nonln tercMbvarlng and in several countries the surplus by law Is Invcstwl In national bonds Both deposits and nwnunts are Usually smtlL nance mnde a profit In 105 of 17O000 In hmidllng 2500000 ao counts aggregating ni300OO0O after pay ing 8 rer cent Interest Jreat Urlialn earned aourplus of S3 00a after paying J1 1 1terwt on ns000003 mjde im of 0500000 accounts The verogo rclsslon paid tu hrt postmasters I ecnt 5r dc Aty ocewnt msar be rettbd and withdrawn from nny depository In tho country The tele graph coming Into use as a means of wlthdtuwnl i wajpis Monn sofniints Adjutant ener llriik AU iiIn mi Increase of hu Army Washington November Adjutant psnerul Ilrtck In hla repsrt to Major Gen Mtl calls attention the heavy drattthat is made on the effective strength ttJ traur Dy stalling otfloers to col IwaMd iilinry school and suggesU UMM thlndirwUoni UMit Uii8rvief pt nmm cera aro much needed In tbclr regular duties Land for minor tnclleal exerclsci and rifle isnges needed at all cavalry and lulnntry potts Genuial Breth recommends two additional regiments of nrllllccy and two coin unlcs In each regiment of Infnntry The character ot the unllsttjd men Is higher and desertions are lowor Thu post exchanges continue to prove satisfactory He also inmrnonds tho post graduates of the schools lyceUmi gymnasiums and physical training retrulie ments Ho say thero shoul 1 bo adopird a higher plono of Instruction at tho pojl schools for boldlera THE FIELD OF SPORT uiTTAiis or Tin oamij niirwunv AuniiAv ami Tim coiiiti The riiiiilou llcrt rpi Ciiiiiiltiucns Toil Sliinni ltiml for tIn Iort Worth ItaccH ComiiiK IlulitN Tort Wtorth Texas November 14 To nivlrow wtll witness tho openlnir ot tho month of fall meing tlndct tho nij pcts of the Tort Worth Joekty club Tio tiack lius 1cm i ut In ccllcnt teiiltlon and tho iriangomeJitA now complclul lndlisite that the event vvltl bo a fcnccessful ore Among tho liniseh Unit crCvtd yesterday nre Jlls liolhcr Outisn reirjniir II Hello ot Ntles Little Luiili Henry Adi Cunei Jiukot Ilems ntoai nml Maiy Keslcr This Hrlnj belongs lo AI Wyniu of NI Its JMtdi and touk purt In thu ncuit raeci hero bv tho Kort Woith ltuclug as Miciuttoii Ihey nho imuU good ncoiils at tho Hlalo fair I Iuckett titno In yesterdi with tliiec lost hoirs Irom HenrroUe und Mi Hull arrived from Denton with liOs stublo ot ton Itoisos bliughter HariKr aro also Iivro with tbtii Hnhlo of goeu llu tom Unrnor 1 olio ot tho foromsst Jockeys Jn tho country anl Is fanioui It him been decided to have trotting und ineunf tauvs durliur tlm moot Among Hum will ho Mi irot Thunksglvlng day with purse ot Om The stills at the track aie nearly fu with somo of the best horses ween In llie South and If the meet not a success It wil not bo riom lack of iuc4 horses Tin eni7iiti llrNcrliiltoit ut llio iiiiiii llitivreu din Aililltun nml full nc Ten in Collego station Texas November 13 Tlw Addnan foolbnll nggregitlco ic comiNinlcd by Irofewaor Sweeny and Ccich Ilelds arrived fiom Wnto jester duy to wixest with the Agricultural and Mivhntiiet odlego tnini tor grlillroa hon ois The iiiornliiK ttiwnot rather cloudy and during tho day i few Hsht showers of rnicv fell not sufficient howevei to in nil way iiUerfoio vvltii the game Uodi sliKs prcsenteil a jplrvdld array of phy slinlly developed young men 010I1 testm uppearlnL to cipnly dlvldeil so far as weight Is iHmcuvud Til precuisny ota hot content only served lo Increase thu excitement mml oUeiM ImUiint lo tho fituno Mil tho tossup Waco tho bnll mid wlMiiympnij11 ovuiMilei pay prJinpu at 4 oclock AddKaii kicked the plgsxln Iwwunls colleges got hislt playing ul ijwid ftr 1 no tij ha1 diufcng wCilch iiv moksI lfi and Collegt 1 Oovlego al leged fields coached on tho giJlion In tho niuclty of umpire a nd no voliw U11 i 11 tiled and ww suedeeded by Votly ArniBlivftj of llryan Vlgoicus pUydig the game Roth elevens piayM el hovv uver ami tew en ois fumblea vwr made College nttrtiuiw her defeat to lh 1HU snuabbliig old A Mltan pri now sys sho wjuiu VHiMt vr lhB fhl udnS tal wore dd Itau 30 College 0 loiwhdovwM 4iiadeIly Sluiip Kv LltawV ollege ny Kalner I amkvi Cttx Iicsittchtr jpwyr I IHKup vas as follows ollejfe Steirs Add Ran llgnt end Pruttt Jtlcht tackle uMcCeKnn Rlmit Kiiud Alexariie leL Ilutledsti iff lK rnahw Loft md Sparks lr on Left halt Herrlrc fn night half sJharp bur tituu4ico i8 VT lyAddRau Holtf neUiy IClU eryT Refcreo Krtsith Implresrields nn1 Armstrong Tlo rd Stephens Mohy iLnKiniu hurl Bl Ua fefa mlc SmroM maid wisRadalre Sillno Callln Smart Ogomar Plro UKM Rob Agan Dck mnrVu WauKcvha Cavnlettsi iT JVW Dona Clfntw 1 ark Mar will Pensorojv ujj Alvaa p0t 101 lr V1fiidr v8rto Garret 102 Mnroil Nance 103 Killula 1 lap mount Tim nuinhi VfJle iur rry a yierln nOm UtiFp 4 fff THE TURKCALLED DOWN VF Austria Demands an Apology From the Porte for Injury to One of Her Citizens tho AuatroHungarlan ambaa it Constantinople November Baron de Calico IIIS REFERENCE TO OTHER COUNTRIES eador to tho pcrte Ima demanded tho dlamlsMl of the vail of Adann Asia Minor the of Adana tho two officlais respon and of tho mutesmrif of port sible for the recent tndlmltlea to tho Austrian merchant Brazzafoll agent at Merslna of the Auatrlan Lloyd Steamship company He hasalao demanded salute to tho Austrian flac in tho ent of a ruiluro to comply with thetic demands Uaron do Calico wjlt oult Constantinople en next Thuraday According to dispatcher td the Aflsoclated Press last Thursday tho aemtofflclftl Prcmdenblatt of Vienna announced that day that a noticeable coolness between tho Austrlun embassy at Conntiatlnople and tho iKfto had resulted from the highhanded action of the local nuthorttiiH of Merslna toward tho ogcut at tbnt prt of the Austrian Lloyd Steamship company a merchant named Urazzatoll It appears that bo first Incurred Turkish suspicion ot political intrigue by befriending fuGltho Armenlnns and lns the moat necessitous cheap parago by the Austrian Lloyd Steamship companys vessetB Last month tho Turkish authorities expelled htm frcm Merslna Tho Austrian government protested whereupon1 tho porto allowed Brazzafoll to return to Merslna Vhcn ho cam to land the local Turkish officials rualtreil ed blm net content with that they also Insulted tho Austrian consul who Intervened In nrazzafolLs behalf Austria immediately sent a strong nolo to tho Turkish gocrhment demanding nu cxplinatlon The hole Va3 followed iid by oiders to ho Austrian cruiser Leonard to proceed Meraina to protect the Austrian consulate and tho Christians at that port Ilramblo Ump Josephine St Alphwisus SO Alarito K3 mta Cruz Kiln Iolizance lltdwc ad Robinson crvor DO Alvln S7 OColinell The Llector 103 Imp 101 Oaftli lcj Time Maker 110 Mucy 108 Ono mile Owiners 11 undlcnp Optlmus Harry Thodmrn Hon Woddedl Tho Klect or Imp Milwaukee 0 Macy tw iDno mile Mr lliBtln Wiggins Jim Armstrong1 Feirm Lfe tolford Klo Jlorey Dew S7 i Irinc as Hruxey Hie Knight Charhut Majif 107 Jersey Lad OiftLoii Assareln Swordsman 110 Uittle doro RogeT Hester lUjM utehle Ntro IJcpye Meunatchla 113 Alvln Laxly Mottle 109 Sunlit lllf Cutrles Fivo sjnkl nneiulf furlongs 3ywrolds nnd tlpvvnrd Shleldbetirer 112 MIss Kitty lt i invwitit Iatey Jlagtfe Hush 100 Doc Tuliorvlltf liojnbaidon Nobllls 107 Lortpevnl Dominica Irlticc 1iovcrb Uilsy Marie 1orsvtho 101 Four nriel one half finlnn 2ytaroldu Ftlllt KDietson Nemo Monk Wuymxn lciiiiiioiido 110 el Hinillton Siutir Mam 0 Oyjisy Prince Auctioneer Tidldes Nelliu McDonald Huso Hopkins Alto 1 10 Thieerfourths of a mile 3ycarolds and upwMds telllngrHIm 100 Tago ml 103 Pouting Con Reagan KK Mlnnlo Murphy Count FYm 101 iady lirlttuilc Dr Work 1W arnclo Miss cnio Hold Drop Alvu Tommy Rutter Sj at ckho Can 1 eo Cm nvccdglitlM of a mile earolds Our Chclov lu Jackanapes Solution Mous nmtnlrc Denial UuIUo Rock Li Venw Aluizcllu OT One ami onoe ghth of a mile 3year ohU and ujiwards A 11 Ccltlfl Hard Iveirnrvki Irk omc 1eto Kltcher Lulu Fr Serf 101 Anger Otto 101 Trivol Ici Qioju OS Five 11 nd muhtiir furlongs 3ycuolda nnd upwirds seKing Carrie Lyle Laur etto I Shuttleoock Cyclotui 101 Olen rmiovv 107 JuaUi ta Organ Illot Jolly 0ruU Iand Sister Clam Carlotta Sierra Gorda 101 Muck 011 Tod Minnie London November IB The Referee which ls tonVdered ono of the highest HlKirtlng authorlks I England pays a Kicit compMinent today tolo Slcune tho American jockey It ffjy At tlio pn tCffiit nwmewt we do not think Uiit we have a moie pjpular per oi on tho turf than ISttlc Stoaino If tho little American got oi dclng ns well us he ha done wo wilt probably have a soh6ol of imiltntors wpnnglng up Miil011J I MlnAs la week sXano dls tlnrrulshetl hjrn li acid ho has hecomo cuch a favorite with tho racing constlt iiclley Wiat Av now hn a stront follow HB in the imnkvt vvhlCo Ids services are much sought etttor by owners and train fi Iwt ever mny be the merits ot his blr lAUTV i JWimnyliiK that ho pos sesses the firlbf lumping irarses oft quick i 1 Jt 0 keeping them going 1 vflileh flralght Is moio than many of them can ito It wld that ho will lay himself put next year iiml no In for tho host re turns in wlranilnff mounts It no be stsrts Krfat P11 le cm ride bovs weight and cm conimnmd a greater num ber of mounts than any of tho tlptop Itynn Moot Itiilittn New York November II Ryan of Auslrillu who has beeiri imlched to fight Peter Maher will nppetr In tho Athletic club niena New Ycrk December 1 In a nhYn 1 wJn 119 nLhlln Akron Ohio rho inout will be vvathej with widol If 1 1 InUivst as Malier thougli AiatoSw Sh 1 XniW 0 instouut tSSi Jnit 1 i PiWirilS Irliueloii Keurs Yule Pilnceton November 1 Princeton now ralUcs that tho game with valo hom anticipated not MV that waa ono week ago or one hour be fore the ate Harvard game suurdav IneKj lliilluliiH Hor iin rran isoo November Lucky biwin has anlved from the Last to superintend tho salo of his raco thriSh il will Ke ui or about 0f rufro ho0f rr3Sp SZ lo viw exclusively In CalIfo nTas ho ur in ttnds paying more attention breeding Gntiiinn nml joir New York November Paddy aoi HYMBXBAL UACSDALKMcCUTCIinON Yoakum Toxis November lLCardro out an owicloB the imrrlage of MlJ safita Cutehrc 1 to Mr Itagudale to take Place at the Baptist ch 5 TW HOUSTON DAILY POST MONDAY HORNING NOVEMBER 15 189ft HAVANA AS A FEVER NEST The Citys Hnrbur a Cul dc Sac and a Pest Hole PAPER BY SURGEON GENERAL WYMAN Ue 5tioiT That Acllotr Fever Una Cost Tills Cnuutry Hundreds of Millions of Dollur New York Evening Post Washlngtoni October JO A paper by Siifiism General Wyman ot tho marine ihwpltitl service In tho NovemliCr Forum slowing a now phaso of the relations ot Cuba to tho Umetut States Is euttraoting coii dtraldo attiaiUon Cubas menaco to thu health of this oounry i really tho topic itrcated under tha title of Homo Lwfoiis yf tlia Yellow Fever Kpldemic The eiftot upon American traeie ot tho rrolonited Insurrection on the ialnnd una been liequently tet foitn ond the com ineiclal argument for the i torauoi ot Peato is fimlliit But Dr Wyman mow shows that It Is quite as Important to the lulled Slates from the poii 01 view of luitlth that ilu prestni limutrcctlon should ttaetN anl wmllo hn dot nut spe cvli ally say so It as a olear Interouct Irom his paret that If Spanish rule is to cuii tlmiu on Van island sumo dlplonxitu action bimuld bo tnkun by tho United SUluJ to compel I ctiier sail itary oouilJtj ns than have existed there the mst Whether fiee Cuba would bo more llleely to mumnln such a Oeilrnulo eoivuiliion than Si antih Cuba is not npparemt liiu that Humeitlilriff niiwt done and some strong prefsuro bo broujlit to bcur ui 0ll tho authorities re otwblu feir tho coi ll tlou of the lsjmd Is demonstrated to boa duty ot the Lrviiod Btlilet lilts subject was brouglst to the atterJion of Societuty Olitry tho last ntl3n1nil5lrrtlon and ai thougfi it was assumed that unUl order could bo restorod on the uland thero wn llttlu Iioi 3 of the noeoerary remedial mcEsuus beliig tukon ho dd not on tnat uccoenl lluto to oJk to tho Spanish Kcvtmmunt Toiclb upon ithe matter rhc situiitJon la eiry simple Yellow fever bus been comiuuKly drven out of lurnpt where it founerly raged pnrtloil mrly in bpuin and cldimtsl that It eotlil alo bo driven iuurn tho WeMcrn litmispheio At present Havana contlnuei to be the great yollow fuver distributing cwtot of lues henuspliete The native Cu buns gent rally huvu the diieaso ehiW i lipotl ald bieome Miivune to It but time is a regular and suillcient supply or Jevv mutfilnl in the persons ot stringers lotelgn sailors etc to keep the dlfeu ro ig In 1 vnllent form ard from Cub elaiibeioiis rfetiiH aioiuECHl 10 Mciku auu tho fouihern half of tho UnHcd States 111 ulir arj tho vlsitatiors of too dm tufS ai MC lc Rnmtiir of the celi which haN0 loe or I years in It ua not he reYeilav ft of 1 Wyman JS a wpaal vvlvcl fw years has leoelvcl the draliugo of the city besides It Is a virtuil cul do sic vvldch cin not reams rtVhT VV tldt3 ftSslVwter rS2l5 Sj inf tlno KiJvLVi i0 tio cod tho qtrat privilege an uti tTo Atlan if ccists for 1S31 stow eleven i Si1 if as sta fiS il TallapoJra mptles lly vWu ro the yiifow fev er pa eni3 fron army are treated It has beeu stld thn vessel ltt a nanMmmuno crew on ad lonrnvT bwn tUa thls rt without df dls ln tho te 0 SS low vessels to go to this wlnrf The 031 to tho Iultfi States which tho existence at this plague Venter en 1 much It may well be oVkedf lovv fover oust And there Is does hs rtriklnt iron oc tno yellow fever seems nossllft llnlonB the Sutrnern coast the iSSv J1 lnterruption to commerce and travel eltrrlng thp nunmer moiths and the Siw nnd peraltles of foar hi tlie ndn Jrt nkc1 1nt nceouni fnC th iwlW oven 0 it dhTeascn SUfr The quarantine regulations Dr Wv ia llh rewinl to vesiols for Cffsea brVnglnir nsViV SL 1 fi en otli 5lnuKent quTfnuints are adlefl re The reguhtJous at 72 lo therefore IfL from lluvaiiiYoT WiS on nrrtvul at Nc thern myjvn Yoif pro lctalnevl In ports Nk CXpllUtcn of five dnvs ift2rl T1 ho vann and sev i lMarf of ii5 HV opment if the few th ld TysF sVo section as WINDHAMHAltRISONYcakum November 11 Cards are lust nounclng the apprWchmfi mwrhege Re Thomas AYlndham to Mte Mario liar rison to take place af ft lumbu oV BIMUK day Thol nctor of he Eplcojial church here aid mI lKn th6 taughtor Mrs Hairliion of Columbus of Dr and vemw1llH5GUTflll1 Tcxa3 No Mina Lh Ci lr AU8U1 nlar Hits inJ ci hu rl ern Tl thla morn SCh ouclaUn lhCraV CtUtUNO Jav That la the way all dniMltti Quinine 2 M11 simply Iron Md in a tasteless form Children love about ns bad HaJo huf arm of DI3Z has i i 8Wig nuf aPa rre ver er Krto Th tbc THU COlTM SITUATION I iU und pisM Interest Milliner PRmierJ In New York Sun My far he most Interesting and imirr ustKM 0o 0M prwtBt SS situsti tto sum of raonev whi i 1 for a longer time without reaction than ever before and the price of the article now resting within threequvtcra of a cent a pound of the lowest figure recorded Lower price than the present prloe have been known but once In the history of cotton growing nnd this despite the fact that the outlook for the buslnees ot cotton manufacturing In this country excellent that tho stocks of cotton goods on hand have been greatly reduced and that but hi known as the statistical position of cot ton is very strong Tho worlds vUlble supply of cotton as compiled last week by the Financial Chronicle wns 763479 bale less tbtin on the same week in October 180C 091616 bales less than on the tore sponding date In 1896 and 807j7C bates less than In 1891 As the United Stntes produce nearly all the cotton in the world about sixsevenths of this defieliiuy la lobe credited to tho American stocks The decllna In the price ot cotton has been caused primarily by tbo belief that tho crop which will come Into sight during tho cotton yoar begun em Soptjuibir 1 will be an enormous one It Is known that tbo land devoted to cotton growing In this country this year Is 21000000 aero an lncpcase of 1000000 acres over last year While the weather conditions have not been entirely favorable during the Beason they have been generally so Nearly three fourths ot tho crop hisj been picked tho operation having been facilitated by the unusual wxsrmth and dryness of tho fall months and there Is no doubt whatever that a very largo amount of cotton will come upon tho market before the 1st of September 1898 The cstlnnto cf ltt euan tlty now wiving the greatot Influence vpOn the trade is Uut of Mr Henry Neill tto head of a prominent cotton exporting llim In Liverpool who has been rcma iably fortunate In his crop estimates for he Inst two or threo years Mr Nellls house Is nn English one having brunches in Liverpool and London and his estimates hiivo weight with Bpgllsh buyers of cotton Ho declares that this years cotton crop will be at leasf 10300000 bales and mny run Into something like 11500000 bales If any such unprecedented figures aro to bo realized the present low price ot cotton Is rfusorable Another depressing Influence equally as great Is tho hnrd times ttat have come upon tho English spinners this being duo to the plague famine and financial troubles In India and other countries whero tho product of English locmt Is sold As twothirds of tho American cot that tho crop will bo a largo one conservative men In the cotton Undo arc skeptical about Ho reaching nny such vast quantity as Mr Ncllt predicts Tho amount of cot ten ttat can ho raised from a given quantity of land varies with the character of the soil In some bottom lands of exceptional fertility In Louisiana und Texas a bale of cotton to tho aero cin bo grown This Is practically the maximum amount per acre the minimum being very remote froi this It Is cstablshcd that tha nvcrago growth throughout the whole of our cotton bolt varies between a bale to two and fourtenths acres and a halo to three acres of land the first named figure being that of a year when tho weather conditions wore uniformly favorable Assuming that tho nvcrsgu rnto of production this year will bo the highest on iccord a crop would bo gathered of barely 10000 000 bales Ellison a Liverpool statistician of great prestige who In a lending authority on tho consumption of cotton nnd tho worlds cotton stocks estimates tho American crop this year at 1410000 talcs other estimates on this de of tho water being from 8000000 to 10000000 bales If tho crop moots Mr Nellls expectations It will not only bo the grtatest of cottcn crops but will havo been produced with a far greater avcragu yield to tho aero than htis been shown In the pisl It must bo sild nisi that the amount of cotton which has come Into 6 ght during tho present vear thus far docs not Justify the prophecy of a yield from 10000000 to 11000000 bales Since tho beginning of the cotton year 323000 fewcir balca ot cotton havo rome Into sight than last year in the samo period when tho whole years crpp reached but 8750000 bales though It should b6 added thit the early movement is often decep tive and that tho movement of this year Is about equal to that cf 1S31 whon 9100 000 bales ot cotton tho record crop waa grown There Is no doubt that tho movement has been retarded by tho yellow fever quarantining at New Orleans and In many other Southern cities Frosts will probably end tho yellow fever however with in a month from now and then If tho amount of cotton coming forward does not Increaso corMderably and remain Increased wo bellevo that thero will be general discredit fMr Nellls estimate Sooner or later tho lucky crop guessers at tho beginning of tho harvest whether of cotton wheat corn or nny other staplo whatever their conservatism or however good their means of forming an opinion meet their Waterloo Tho Financial uironlclc our most accurate and trust worthy commercial publication was In tno habit for many years of estimating tho cotton crop at tho beginning of tho season and had a lino record of suc cesses this regard Rut tho time came nn nual rroeUctlon turned out to be extremely Incorrect nnd very wisely ctUmattw cammltllnff ltscit to such early jlovrr to tho stote of tho cotton 1 nvinufacturing business abroad foreigners 11 much ot our coUon 1Ills year eiTiiM f1 anrt th0 EnKllh splrners are really taking more tho exports up to the end of last week amounting to 709628 bflcs ns agtinst 710199 bales In the same P2 LTnS90 0f Whch 3 08l bales weul LiiMnnd as compared with 376762 bales InJhfiniler wncecleel gene af J1 the minimum amount of An erl can ccttor which the world will conafmo in the coming year Is 930000 bales To deflekt On t0n 0 U1 0 deflekney in the worlds norinil rrVive AAot cotlon wu llrr obviously an nOOOOOt bales Assuming thu the cron ieihes that figure holdrs of tttlon ourft to consider whether rico a wllcn cotton Is now selling hhXi i1 cvcnly balanced vlth the hazards of the new crop yeir yot to en counter and with the wellknown liw In trflR of 3tronB lnn io of low conrconly used sUple Indtid the coumt VTallnK prlco Joe dS eh rger fan tha flgue injo was In the panto of lWt whv crow ma 1 eln ngh 1f IJwri that iu the latter CPT psrt of 10 eve SS on record and before tho vwp of a rSo netred Its harvest Wn 8 edlng it was a en to be Am one and another twoc lso Pa rs hffi8nattCr on NY Nov i Lltlflca SSf 8 el on tho now feature erfthS S4 work on BOSS PLATTfl Severe on Kepak Calls tie7 HAD REFUSED AU3 He Ilrancla Low j9 Selfseeker 3 Renal New York Noveral Piatt tonight gave oitti it Is the plain unJ publican factions ot ti to force Into tha pubSfl nlon that the respond vlblon of tho republlJi not to them but io taei zatlon The maUqlot ot the Incurable ftci ij unchallenged No ltk will look back over six months and ui Itfjfr utlUudo of the repi up to the very last law ptialliLea a noi be filed was rauchiraMfci union with the CIUmH minded men wilt retneaS Qulgg assumed tho mZ county committee lisjS fUfllon unoondllomil i3 They will remetnberitH dlsitiftctly refused li was addressed They deed that tho citizens ora ee 0 platform of ga it challenged the tightjofr party to make ft republish placed on tho doctrlaeloi snip a new InterpreUtloi forUado tho possibility9 twoen the ropubllcan tut zens Union 7 This was done we1 ton Is sent to Europe the condition of busl away back In lh sprhiw ness thero has a much more mroHnt average citizen had hews bearing on Iho price of cotton than doe3 tlie condition of business hero On the other hand nhlle It Is certain what his political eoaml body paid any attention nobbdy supposed clllteni i llberatcly to work to de or that they could obUls would stand with themlii policy vjfl Tho republican leatel had loug uxperitneo bottt titability of the theorists this folly uml of the rati 1 who were cxpevctvdfji perceived lie slgniflcanc situation to vvhiih It vtF It anticipated overjUiliifi publican party Would tlo tsi and repudiated all adreao tho unconditional siirreafcf llcnn parly not simply to candidates but to ImpM It demanded that ho jjm must be neutral in mnslejfi that tt would not allow Us republican party and matyt to mnko nominationsor Tho republican loari challengo without bltteniSi ment They found 00 fMkfi dldato whom tho Cltisewy out as tho expression of IS ideas They do not nowm regard him as pracUcsttryt man he turned out tobes i selfseeker masqueradliijm but willing at any time4 publttan ship on a kdgsttl bttlons Tho rcpubUcw denv that they were theaw candklacy of Scth LovTrW4 thor opponents to take 4 They edmply Insisted 1 party did not have i rotation to municipal havo tlto right to must exero ee that and wishes ot ils euJhi to consideration and to bo union between nnd tho republican ought to bo nn honoruM and under terras of havo a voice In choosijH 9 dfflnlrg policies This was the exact to the tlmio when tlieji committee adopted resolution Inviting llj ganlzatloni Into a coqfejw a day might bo fixed all hold their nomlMj that ready conferenoj so action might be Tho Citizens UnlooJ pale in this ronferenM is its reason tha fact tlM ted so the go it alejil honcFt man In Iheft charge the responsibility the reoubllran party Vf est man know that ifi had gote into the pn unltod action would Difl Tbo republican orttl York and in the City than in the country Jl erful earnest and dew of another Bryanlte controversies will wt republicans will be HAMPTONSeguln Mrs Selma Abbott UuWJ Hampton prominent died nt tho homo pL brlt7f Illness She lews old a dovotcd hus0lk brothers and 6lsW ri a i bvfs friends to mourn di1 ful tqndor and eyaity all who Knew her JV les3 charictcr over lltj she leaves behind hallowed by the purity of her life ajR daughter of be lllJ3ri a distinguished scholar Sho was iaterTM Riverside Jl TO 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