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ADE
t Sweeps Away a Spanish Town
in tbe Night,
OVES HALF A ITTTKDEED DROWNED.
The llodlea of 3titny Others Hollo rod to
lie Utirltul HfliitMitlt Tlielr Ilulned llouiea.
Rouin nf the llcacuod Ones Illtiy 111
from Tholr Injuries.
MADlllD, Sept. 10. Tho town of Vllla-
Caniw, In the province of Toledo, has been
devnstnted by floods, nnd a large number
of lives have been Inst. Heavy rains lmvo
fnllen in the provinoe, nnd the town,
which is situated on low Kromid, was In
undated, when most of the inhabitants
were in bod tho waters from tho hills,
where there hnd probnbly been n cloud-.
burst, swept down on tho town, carrying
nwny almost everything; in its path. Hugo
trees that had been torn bodily from the i
ground swept along on the crost of tho
rushing waters, and were hurled against;
the housed in their path. Tho trees acted
as battering rams, nnd carried houses be-
lorotuem.
So sudden was the catastrophe that tho
people had no chance of saving themselves.
Men and women awakened from sound
sleep by the' tottering of their dwellings, .
frantically rushed to tho windows and
leaped out, only to bo engulphed in tho ,
water that was now hissing nnd Bcething
about the fallen houses. Other houses
that escaped being demolished by tho
flontlng debris were rapidly undermined
by tho wators, and in many cases collapsed
before their occupants could leave them. I
The masses of wreckage goiug down on 1
the Hood in some instances afforded a
means of escape to persons who would
otherwise have been drowned. Many men, j
women and children, clutching in tho
darkness for anything that would support
them, grasped the trees and other floating .
wreckage, and were carried to places ot
safety. A largo number of lives wero
mved In this manner. In n number of
cnes the persons saved wcVo very badly
Injured, and it is probable that some of
them will die.
The bodies have been found of several
women who had apparently made heroic
ellorts to save themselves nnd their chil
dren. In one placo ft young woman was
found with nn infant clasped to her breast
with one hand, whllo with the other hand
she held the hand of a little boy. All were
dead, and there was not a mark upon them
to show how deatli had come to thom.
It is known that sixty persons were
drowned, and it Is believed that tho bodies
of many others nro buried under the ruins
of their homes.
Many of tho deaths were caused by tho
flooding ot the cave dwelljugs on tho out
skirts of tho town. These dwellings aro
holes dug Into the hillside almost on a
level with tho plain. They aro occupied
by tho poorest families. The lower caves
wero filled nt tho first rising of the flood,
and tho occupants wero drowned before
they had time for an effort to escape.
Other caves were but half filled, and tho
families in them still await rescue. Tho
entrances to many oaves have been block
ed with falling earth.
FLEEING FROM FOREST FIRES.
Many Families In Wisconsin Driven Out
by tho Flumes.
MAHSHFlELD, Wis., Sept. 10. This city
is in a panic on account of forest fires.
Jinny families in the surrounding dis
tricts have been burned out, and children
are reported missing, but no loss of lifo
has been reported. Yesterday tho forest
fires assumed such proportions that por
tions of tho town were In danger. Tho
flro department was out till late at nlglifc
fighting fires inside the limits. Farmers
from the surotiudlng country came In
wagon loads for refugo in the city, many
having been burned out completely. Tho
surrounding towns nro laid wasto and
smoke fills the air, blinding every ono.
The Wisconsin Central trains are aban
doned, nnd north of here are running over
the Omaha road.
The loss of life, as far as can bo ascer
tained at this writing, is confined to tho
deaths of tho two children of Frank Kadil,
who are reported to have been suffocated.
McMillan is surrounded by fire, but it is
believed it can be saved. Persons who
have returned from tho burned districts
report that all along the road are seen tho
carcasses of burnt animals. Tho wind,
which abated during tho night, is again
rising. As far as heard from between
forty and fifty families nro homeless In
this vicinity;
Pennsylvania' Flliuticos.
IIahrisduho, Sept. 10. Inuu interview
State Treasurer Morrison says t'ae
finances of the commonwealth are in good
shnpe. Tb'e net debt is $3,400,000. Tho
loan of $l,500,u00 at 4 per cent, has been
called, and will be paid next year. It
could have run until 1004. Tho next loan
nt per cent, matures in 1913. Tho
sluicing fund reserved will liquidate next
year's loaus.
Hold Up by Masked Hohbers. ' I
Patehson, X. J., Sept. 10. Patrick Ke
hoe, one of PaterMm's oldest shoe manu
facturers, while on his way to his stabler
early in the morning, wns "held up" by
four masked men, who, at tho point of a
revolver, commanded him to handover his
money. Mr. Kelioe was obliged to give
the men $135, all he had upon his, person.
rlremau Sclpto Discharged. I
Philadelphia, Sept. 18. The inquest
Into the recent acoideut on the Iteuding
road at Tenth and Diamond streets, by
which Engineer McCabe and Fireman
Peters lost their lives, was held yesterday.
Fireman Soiple, who wns held for culp
able negligence, was discharged from cus
tody with a warning.
Charged with Killing; Ills Stepson.
PllILSIONT, N. Y. Sept. 10. The dead
body of William Illhlebrand, 10 years old,
was found near here. Uesido tho body lay
a hammer bearing tho Initials "W. H."
His stepfather, John Schmidt, was ar
rested; but while Coroner Sheldon
.was taking him to jail at Hudson ha
escaped.
Cnniieftlcut AVants .ham
IlAitTFOitu, Sept. 16. Gorornor Morrl.
has made a requisition on Governor Werts,
of New Jeifcey, for tho surrender of Kll
Carpenter and Annie Carpenter, who are
wanted In Connecticut for burglary, com
mitted at Daubury July 13, ltt3. Both are
under arrant at Xewark.
A peedj I'our-Year-Old.
ClUPAUO.Sept. 18. At Washington Park
yeteiilay Uliwituin saourod a 4-yaar-old
reoortluf S.OSKnnd thestalllou record of
the world. Flying Jib took a paring rec
ord nf S.04, which equals Mascot's pucun
record.
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color with white lead. This waste
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"A QUINTUPLE LYNCHING.
Five Priaonera Shot in Their Prison
Ctdls In Alalmma.
CoLl'MDUS, Miss., Sept. 10. H. T.
Archer, Will Archer, Polk Hill, Kd Guy
ton and Kllen Fant, all negroes, and the
latter a woman, prisonora confined in t 10
jail at CanolUon, Picvins county, Alu.,
were shot to death on Thurid ty night ty
a moli of niRtiked men.
During the present week t he mill n-d
gill house of J. K. Wood, wi.i .nil V':ie
jiogioos were arrested and i-onll'it 1 In the
CarrOllton jail. The pieliininnrv inve -ligation
was in progi'iM bu h.nl not mi-.i
concluded. On Thur.-' .ay nii'!i. ilw.-lieviiT
was called on in Ills mum In cue jau nud
told that parties had n prisoner w-liom they
had arrested nnd wanted to turn over m
him. The sheriff came down from his
room, and unlocking the jail dour, found
himself in tho hands of n disguised man
who demanded of him the keys to the oell
where the prisoners weio c infilled. This
renuest wns urged upon the sheriff by the
glistening barrels of a hundred Winches
ters.
After the olllcer was overpowered the
mob quickly made their way to the united
cells of the prisoners, and through tho iron
bars tho barrels of the Winchesters wera
placed, and from every muzzle came a
dozen balls. In a second's time five human
beings had been cruelly butchered, and
their quivering bodies lay in blood which
ran in streams across the floor and dyed
the walls and ceilings of the cell. The
mob then quietly dispersed.
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w aR. Q. F. THCEL, '
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irlcturcti, etc., for )iirteof dl,i)io. lluiu-t I'alh, if
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Iom ct vltttlltft kldnej oud hi udder
trouble. C'oulu not work. a a total
wrock. DR. Q. F. THEEL, B8
'orth Fourth Kl. Phtladelphla, waa
tho only phy-iciun to examine and cure
nn I limy may hu live lmitr, and may
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A VETERAN'S VERDICT,
Tho War is Over. A Well-known Sol
dier, Correspondent and journal
ist Makes a Disclosure.
Indlnna contributed her thousands of bravo
soldiers to the wnr, and nostute bears n bet
ter reeord In that respect than It does. In
literature it is raplillj acquiring nt.
enviable plneo. In war nnd literiituio
-silomon Yewell, well known ns a writer as
Sol," lias won an honorable position. Dur
liiu tho late war ho wns a member of Co. M,
M. N. Y. Unvalry and of the 13th Indlnna In
tautry Volunteers. KegardlnK nn important
ii c'uinslauce lie writes as follows:
'Several of us old volernns hero arc using
.ir. Miles" I!etorutlvo Nervine, Heart Ouro
md Nerve and I.Ivor l'llis, all of them RlvliiK
splendid satisfaction. In fact, we haveneter
used remedies that compare with them. Of
He Hills we must say tliey nro the best eom-
ination of the dualities renulred In a nren-
trillon of their nature wonnvuover known.
i' e lmvo none but words of praUo for them.
i nev aro inn otnifmwi u nr a new nrinr i p in
'leuieme, ami lone up me system wonuer- r
illy. We say to all. try these remedies."
i'olomon Yeyveli, Marlon, lml., Dee. 5, 1WI2.
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i p.isliivo Kimranteo, or sent direct by the
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MAYEIl'S Tl'.EAUlENT t
Jiiciib C. Schent, 2320 Korth Eroad Et Phlla.
E. it. Sheesly, fcheelton, liuuphiuCo., l a.
F. 11. ltossittr, 1 hoenlxvlllc, I'a.
It. A. Hall. Newton, N.J.
John H.8cae rer,Ycllow'lIoufeP.O.,I5erksCo..ra
A. S. Klelngemi, Limekiln P. O , Ilerks Cc l a.
a. Jonas l'hlllpj, Kennet Bquarc, Pa.
A. A. Goldewonthy, ceut aila, Col. Co., Pa.
O. Heritage, JIulka Hill, N. J.
I.. lS.Uoss, koekhlll. To.
P. A. KreitJ, Buulnglon, Ta.
K. M. Small, Mount Alto. Pn.
Jas. Davis, Pit tville. 22nd ward, l'hlla.
L. H. Knn'sdl, 1131 Linden St , Allentown, Tr .
"Sen. V. Watt, Norristewn, Pn.
T. Benny. C:i S. 10th St.. Phlla.
Itev. S. U. SL rtrer, Sunbury, I'a.
A. P. Levir.iors, Woodbury, N. J.
0. J. Delletf, 2M S. 12tb St., Rending, Pa.
Israel Sandt, J.uia St., Soutli Easton, Va.
L. P. Deturk. Jr., Olcy, Derks Co , Pa-.
1. Cicnsehelmc", Clayton, N. J.
.. K. Danenht w tr, 1109 Columbia Ave., Ta.
1. C Piper, 735 Pearl St., Rending, Pa.
iVm. Urantland, Uloucestcr, N. J.
M. Siaw, Wlnoni Avenue, W. of Morris street,
O'Tmantmvn, I'hila.
Wra. Dlx, !f 25 Jfontro'C St.. TUln.
Themis D. Ha thing, New Ringgold, Pa.
n. T-eeltel. 2 J31 Reese St.. Phila.
J. o. Qul-nby, 241 Pearl St., Reading, Pa.
lt.l Stanley, iii Spruce St . Lebanon, Pa.
A. ichneldi.r, I)CUEt Dale, Pa.
D. B. Noll, Limekiln P. O., Berks Co., ra.
0. A. Deturk, BIrdsboro, Berks Co., Pa.
Win, E. Uartanstlne, I'hoeulxvllle, Pa.
W.M.Llnebach fill Washington St., Reading, Pa.
John C. Lyme, 1310 Howard StHarrisburg,Pa.
Chas Smith. 412 Greenwich St., Phlla.
O. Burkhard, 4J3 Locust St.. Reading, Pa.
CO. Keehn, Douglasville, Berks Co., I'a.
Henry L. Ito we, l'ottstown, Pn.
0. L.Swarts, Poynette, Wis.
Wm, J. Blbiit haus. S?9 Taylor St., Camden, NJ.
Alfred Haley, Phllllpsburg, N. J.
U. Magill, Olen Lock, Chester Co., Pa.
Mr. Beckard, Bnird St., Germantowu, Thlla.
John Shure, Telford P. O.. Mongt. Co., Pa.
Wm. Ettingor, Leesrort. Pa.
E. Crabtree, 2001 Palethorp St., Phllo.
U. S. Crealy, S517 North 2nd St., Phlla.
Philadelphia OiHce Is closed on the 2nd Satur
day of each month. Dr. J. B. Mayer being at tho
Hotel Penn, Reading, Pa to give treatment to
persons in that vicinity on that day.
Dr. J. B. Mayer's terms for treatment is In
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N. B. Persons from out of town can receivo
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CONGRKSSJF CUM
Peaoe and Good Will at tho Groat
Religious Gathering,
JW THE TnEOSOPHIST 8E0TI0N.
Annie Ilesnnt Recelvcil n Ilenrly Itprep
tlou lis She AppenriMl In One of Vnrthfl
Latest Creations Miss Mueller De
nounces Churches ofAll Denominations.
CmcAoo, Sept. 10. The cosmopolitan
character of the world's parliament of re
unions were more forcibly demonstrated
yesterday afternoon than at any time slnoo
the opening. It had been laid doWn as a
rigid rule by the committee on arrange
ments that there should be no controversy
or comparison, that denominational dlf
ferences should be forgotten, and that
uood will toward man shouldbelherulliiu
principle. And so it was that when n fe
male theosophlsr, from tho capital of Great
llrltaln was denouncing the tax gathering
church, tho heretic burning church, the
church of oppression, nnd declaring that
nil had been given a death blow by this
parliament ot religions, the strains of the
grand old hymn, "All Hall the Power of
Jesus' Name," sung by a thousond voices
In a room across tho corridor, lloated
through her audience and bore eloquent
witnesses to the fact that to one assem
blage of believers, at least, a death dealing
blow had not up to that moment beon ad
ministered. It was a great day for the small propor
tion of the teu thousand or moro that
sought admission to the Art Institute at
the morning and afternoon sessions,
whether they were interested in Puritan
ism or Judaism, In liberal Christianity or
In Confucianism, in strict orthodoxy or
Mohammedanism, tho particular religious
pttbllum which they sought was there lor
the seeking.
Confucianism hod its advocate in King
Bhien Ho, of Shanghai, who said that in
his religion the nlost important thing was
to follow the will ot Heaven. All men
had at birth a uature ', for goodness,
and yet if thero wns nothing to fix it then
desius arose nnd passions rulod, and men
were not fur from being l.ke beasts. Con
fucianism searched into all things. It ex
tended knowledge. It taught a sincere
aim for a right heart. It taught a virtu
ous life; it taught good government to the
nation and pence to all under Heaven. All
down the centuries Its worship aud reli
gion lind been wisely rijgulated, nnd hence
It had beon transacted from the oldest
times until now. This was what had
caused it to be superior to all other reli
gions. Quito In another direction wns the ad
dress of Mrs. Laura Oriuistou Chant, of
England. Sho said Mint many theologians
wero clever religious jugglers, and that
with all due respect to the theologians tho
value of tho present congress lay lu tho
soul that was behind it, aud not in learned
words.
Professor C. 8. Goodspecd, of the Uni
versity of Chicago, exprossod the opinion
that tho session of tho parliament would
do more for religion than yuars of philoso
phising, while Professor Washburne, of
Constantinople, in a paper upon points ot
contact between Christianity and Moham
medanism insisted that while the lirst had
been identified with a progressive civiliza
tion, the latter had been identified with a
stationary religion. '
Standing room in tho hall allotted to
tho thoosophical congress was at a pre
mium. Behind and about a table plied
high with floral designs sat W. C. Judge,
Anule Besant, Mrs. Coopor Oakley and
Miss Henrietta Mueller, of Loudon, nnd
tho Buddhist Dharinuple, of Ceylon, and
the Bralnnlst Chakravnrti, of Calcutta,
George E. Wright, of Chicago, welcomed
those before him with tho declaration that
the present congress was the realization of
the dream of the theo&ophlsts the world
over. As tho first speaker ho introduced
Professor Chakravnrti, who expounded
the fundamental beliefs of tho Brahmins,
dwelling upon the principles of ovolutlou,
aud holding that while the animal was al
ways behind the mau, he was yet entitled
to all consideration, because lie was mov- ,
lag towniu rue periocuve point towaru
which man was traveliug.
There were loud calls for Aonle Besant-,
and when the high priestess of theosophy,
costumed In one of Worth's most magnifi
cent creations in cream silk, stepped to
the footlights a Imzr. ot admiration went
through the feminine portion of tho audi
enoe, while tho men cheered heartily.
With a tribute to the late Mme. Blavat
eky, as a messenger of the Master, she
agreed that tho theosophlcal movement
was but another spiritual impulse, less
veiled than before the raco was further
evolved.
Following her came Miss F. II. Mueller,
costumed in a blue silk gown ot an
Oriental charaoter, and wearing around
her neck a string ot enormous amber
beads. She denounced nil kinds ot churches,
and declared that the present parliament
had given them their death blow.
A Massachusetts Tlcket-of-LenvB Mao,
Boston, Mass., Sept. 10. Warden
Bridges, of tbe state prison, with the sanc
tion ot the governor and couuoii, Is to try
au experiment which, it is thought, will
conduce to the better conduct of long term
men. William F. Haziard, who has
served five years of a tweuty-flva years'
sentenoe, was released on parole, and his
freedom depends upon the manner in
I which he compiles with the conditions ou
I whloh the parole is granted.
Workmen Want to Compromise.
I Buidoicton. J. J., Sept. 10. Manager
William M. Bodine, of the Cohausey Glass
works, says it is positively settled that
they will start up their hollow ware fac
tories Oct I ou a non-union hauls. The
blowers are trying to get Master Workman
Arrington to oome here and see If this ac
tion oaiinot be averted by means of a com
promise. The ltallrondcra Convention.
HARBiSBi RG, Sept. 10. At the conven
tion of the Steam Railroadmen's union to
be hold here tomorrow the organisation of
tho union will be completed. It is under
stood that the brotherhoods ot railway
eonduotore, eugiuecrs, firemen, traiuruen
aud telegraph operator will bu repre
sented. IIiHb.ulur Yau limekiln's Seutene.
Buffalo, Jsept. 16. Erie O. Vau Brock
liu, ex-eeoretary of the board of Are eom
tnlaaionem, who pleaded guilty to charges
ot foigery and grand larceny, was aeu
teuoed to eit(ht years mid five mouths' Jul
prisonuieut in Auburn suite pnsou.
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