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given up by doctors as incurab . in our
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has never taller! tosifsct a srly curs.
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New Your, Sept. ii.-—Atrocitles by
Spaniards, surpassing if possible these
committed by the Japanese at Port A‘r‘
thur, have just been reported to the Cuban
revolutionary party in New York.
Enrique Trujillo, editor of El Porvenir,
received a letter yesterday from Juan Mae
pone Franco. chief of staff under General
Neximo Gomez, the commander in chief
of the insurgent army. It is dated "Head-
quarters in the Field, Aug. 8" and sends
details of the capture audlrcoacturs of the
city of Bistro and the massacre of 87 inof-
fensive Cubans—mostly women and chil-
dren-by the Spaniards under Commander
Gsrrido. '
On Tuesday morning. according to Colo-
nel Franco's letter, a.compan.v of insur-
gents under Captain Jose Rabi surprised
the Spanish garrison in the fortress com-
mending the city of Baire, killing more
than 70 men and taking 56 prisoners.
They captured a largo quantity oi arms
and animugition and persuaded the pris~
chore to eniist in the iusurgdnt ranks.
An hour later three companies of Span-
ish troops under Commander (iarrldo
came up, and after a short but sharp rc-
slstanco the Cubans fled, leaving the fort-
ress u‘guiu in the hands of the invader.
' Pillage and Murder.
Soon after the fort had been regarrlson-
ed with Spaniards one of the companies
broke loose Mid began to pillage the city.
Commander Garrido himself,
Franco states, led the uniformed riotcrs.
Port Arthur in that the Japanese com-
mander tried to restrain his furious nul-
diors, while Gsrrido urged on his Span-
lords.
Colonel Franco then describes graphic-
ally the scenes of horror that followed.
The Spaniards were wild for the spilling .
of blood. Every human creature that come
in their path was ruthlessly slain. Within
five minutes the streets of Baire Were de-
serted by the panic stricken natives, but.
the Spaniards foilovvcd them into their
houses and killed them in their own
rooms.
“Age, sex and condition were wholly
disregarded by tho livoriod butchers,"
says Colonel Franco. Old and young
women, children, even infants, were
slaughtered one after another. Shocking
indignities were offered to tho unfortunate
victims before and after death. The Span-
ish soldiers stomped upon the bodies of
those whom they hutslnin and ground
their heels into the faces of 'many who
were still living. "
Senorita Dolores Modern, a beautiful
girl of is. betrothed to one of Captain
Bubi's lieutenants, was seized on the
street, cruelly bontcu, repeatedly stabbed
with lmyonote and brutally insulted.
Commander Hart-lilo was in the neighbor-
hood vchllo this outrage woe perpetrated,
says (Ynloucl Franco.
One of (lorrido's captains, says the col-
onel. commnmlod Senorita Modern to re-
nounce her (Yulmn swrothoort and swear
loyalty to tho Spanish wwrrnrm-nt. She
scorufiilly refused. \vlu'roupou tho coptnln "
struck her across the ffli‘t' with his swurd,
inflicting n torriblo gush.
Brave Girl's Shocking hate.
The bravo girl. with her own blood
streaming down her lili‘i‘, lilllulll'il ut hcr
tornn'utnri iilltl tuuumi thom with their
cowardice. 'l'horoupun thv lllllillll'lli‘ll sol-
divi‘s ii-lxvil hor. hound lll‘l' llllilll" illlil Ei‘i‘t
ingothrx‘ iu~hiiui hu'r buck. throw it noose;
about inr nook and lmugml her in the
nominal irca'.
'l'ln- torture of r-‘vuoritu Moth-m was
prnlmigul mt much ll'l [iliflillllth She was
drawn slowly up to the bunch mnl ulluw-
ed to Hilllllflli‘ by ilugrvm. While she was
still alive. but no longer conscious, her
body was riddled with bullets.
Senorita lilmh-m's body hung from the .
tree in tho prim‘lpul sin-ct of the city for '
two days, the ll'llt‘l' says. Even hor nonr-
ost rulnt'ivm (llll not (lill‘i' to cut. it down.
Her brother was booked to plows while
trying to kill the captain who bud ordered
lit-r to be lumgml.
Patricio linrri‘rhv. u wmlthy planter,
Was stoblml to lluiilll with n (hm-u lmyo‘
note in front of tho lmtn-l. Howos 70 years
of ago and had fought in the preceding
insumictiou.
Senor.) hinmwiu Vern wns pierced by 20
bullets immediately after her il-yi-ar-old
daughter J noun bud boon butchered bo-
foro bur oyos. lioth wuro assaulted before
they were killml.
Noun-lose outrages wow porrwtrntod in
the home of Sonora Alohmdriiin liibot, a
wealthy widow. The Spanish soldiore first
robbmi bur house. They told the servants
that they took hvr gold liocmtmi they be-
lluvvil ilmt Bunnru lilbot had collected the
amount for tho lnsuruvut Cnilflii.
"other and Daughter Main.
anwbllo Sunni-n llibot bml lied to but
drawing room. «imaging with hor the ol-
most itmolmoiu form of lli‘l' niece. a lovoa
ly girl of i7. who find bin-u nasnultvd and
shot by tho «iridium whvn they had first.
entered tho buusv. 'l‘bitlwr tho Hpunlnrtls
follow-ii her. ’l'bry broke in the door,
throw the still living body of the ”icon
out of tho window and killed the widow
with bullets nod imyom-ts.
l’sul intuit. n Fri-nciunon, outlined in»
stout emu. only by declining his tuition-
nllty. Even nitcr ho had done so 2i hours
were given to him in which to loovo the
district of Ti Arriba. lln simnl on his dig-
nity and refused to go. The Hponiords
burned his pluntntlnn buildings. destroy-
ing property worth “mono. lmnut has
already sent ll letter to the French govern;
snout molesting it to demand indemnity
from Hpain.
Aficrumintniniun a reign of tort-m ln
Balm for tern days (lorrido and Mentor»
ant ihdonei Begum. mnomamlnut of the
Spanish forces in Guantanamo, left the
city and ravaged the surrounding «mntry;
burning estate‘s right end loft. subsc-
qmtiy they announced that the outrage:
had been perpetrated by the insurgents.
Thirty‘ssvcn murders committed by the
WM Colonel Fraser» writes. have
a berm reported to him. lie believes
that many mm persists bare been mae-
m.
nairsisa city of stuns lmportshca in
the extreme eastern part of the provisos
of Jigssni. is Coin. it tesiumt ten miles
from the tyot Imam. which is the pro-
, city of Jiguatil is Its
We. and this separ-
l‘l‘i
it... ‘ u , . . .
diction om’mimoum {manger
beauties. and also holds that shot part oi
the act of coupon seating on appropria
tion for, the payment of sugar bounty
claims is unconstitutional. ‘
the case he sent to the court of claims un-
der section 1.06%, for the rendition of a
judgment, in order that there may be fur-
nished “a pmedent for the future action
of the executive department in the ad-
justment of the class of cases-involved in
these sugar bounties. " _
The particular claim decided is substan-
tially on the some farting us other sugar
bounty claims, for the utilisation of
which congress at its last session appro-
priated $5,238,289. The comptroller an-
swers at great length the arguments pre-
sented by counsel at the hearing in which
his jurisdiction in the promises was at-
tached, and in the course of his reply he
says:
“Statutes which do not conform to the
constitution are not low, and therefore
when a statute is in apparent conflict
with the constitution it becomes the duty
of the executive officer to determine for
himself as between the statute and the
constitution whether the statute is the
low. It is true that the statute is to be
considered prime fscle constitutional and
should be followed unless it is clearly un-
constitutional. It is also ma that the
officer acts at his peril if he does not oxe-
cuto a constitutional statute, but it is
pone the loss true that be note at his peril
if he executes an unconstitutional stat-
die."
As the comptroller (loos not act under
the directions of the secretary of the trees-
Colonol :
ury or the president, his decision within
the sphere of his jurisdiction bc ng final
and conclusive upon the executive branch
of the government, it followed that the
l power to resist the execution of an uncou-
Bulro, the colonel writes. differed from .
stitutionai statute was denied to on execu-
tivo ofllcor. whatever it was claimed that
no executive officer had the right to raise
the point of the unconstitutionality of a
statute even in a case in court in order to
finally determine its validity by the only
branch of the government conceded to
have the power to settle such question.
This contention cannot be sound, as
shown by the decisions of the supreme
court of the United States and those of
the state Courts. Applied to the question
of the payment of money from the treas-
ury of the lTnitcd States by an officer sworn
to support the constitution, he would be
without power to protect the treasury
against unlawful claims for the largest
pmsiblo amount. That position cannot
possibly be tenable.
As to the constitutionality of the act,
i the comptroller says in part that the prin-
ciple has long been decided that taxation
must be for a public purpose; that an at.
tempt to take money from the people by
the forms of taxation for a purpose other
than a public one is not on exercise of
legislative powvr, and therefore that an
attempt to do so is a more nullity us on
not granted by the constitution.
FLAME —E_NC|RCLED TOWNS.
New Jersey Villages Threatened by Forest
. Fires.
Mars Laxmxo, N. J., Supt. il.—-[.'n-
loss the wind changes it [mt-tint: of this
place will be consumed and possibly the
whole village destroyed by the forest
tires, which are now within is quurter of a
mile of the town.
The wind is blowing '27: miles an hour,
and the ilumou um traveling with incrctll-
bio speed. It is believed that nothing but
a heavy full of ruin con save the property
which is in (longer. Hundreds of men
have left their work in the mills and um
fighting the tinnn's. but with little or no
sue-cogs.
WUOIHHXE, Sept. IL—A tlmusninl m-rcs
‘ of forest timber ' botwwu this place and
, Iii-lie Plains how been destroyed by forest.
} tires, which broke out ln-ru on Monday
' night, storied by the spur-ks from u loco-
' motive. ilumlrvds of cmuln-rry bogs are
now in «longer, and the efforts of the own-
ers to protect tin-m from" tho ilmucs are
futile.
Carr: MAY. Swot. ii.—Fnri~st films which
broke out llt‘ill‘ Tucknhm- on Tuesday are
still burning. and the urea of blitzing titu-
bor is now free miles in width. The
fluuws have lt-ft behind them a rhurrod and
binokoiml troll of timber seven miles in
length. .
The village of Eldnm, which has two
small paper mills and 2300 residents, is
right in the path of thoilumcs tilld can
hardly be saved from destruction. No
news has been heard from there, "3 the
town is five miles away from the railroad,
and there is no method of conmmnicntlou.
WANTSH‘A VS'UMMER HOME.
General Harrison Negotiating Fora'l'raet
of Adirondack hurl.
Oi.» Filillili, N. ’t'.. Supt. i3.—-~\l'hcthor
or not he is in ho n presidential contilduto
or proaitlvul, iiotwl'iil llurri-nm hm iii-citictl
to agwnd his summers in ibofuturo in this
vicinity. The iicuutinlluiis whivh ho is
carrying on with llr. Si-wnril \Vi-Iib, ownor
of tlmuaumis oi m-ri-s of Adirondack loud,
will probnhly result in his buying it mun-
lwr of lots tutor First bike, in tho vicinity
of "odd Catnip, where he now is.
About a fortnight ngoilnmcroi linrrison
ontirnvorod to buy the lnml which eur-
rounds lillg Mmmolnko. This is one of
the most delightful spots in this vicinity
rind hm boon it iiworito hunting and fish-
ing ground for tho goncrol since he come
here. This land, which is about 1:: miles
from Old Form». is in litigation, Mid Dr.
Webb wrote to General llnrrimm to that
effect. In doing so he now him the ro-
fuani of five lots on First inks. near the
Little Moose luku troll. 'i‘hoso lots are
but a short distance from lhniil Cmup.
Highwaymen Feared In aloncsstsr.
Gmocuernu, More, Flt-pt. ii.-'i‘ho di-
rectors of the ”innovator, Essex and Bev-
crly Htrect rniiwny hove illili‘l'cil their con.
doctors to arm themselves with revolvers.
it is feared that highwnymcn may attempt
to hold up the company's cars late at
night.
We Fast Mlle.
assertions. ills, Sept. o.-—Azotc went
aremarlrsblc mile against his record of
3:05”. He was drivon by And Mellow
all, with Fmiinaud as it won on mats.
Coming lumen, he made a fine spurt and
came under the wire in mung.
air-as lletliedlsts 3;; Out Women.
Circuits-rs. Sept. lbw-Tile central one
had I. I. conference has indicated its
Months subjects! the m
He, however, directs that the pepsin in .
effort by the legislaturu'to exorcise power ‘
nanometers»,
slwsnuose
‘ fillies is
”friends .
, always,
cling toit
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The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevailed Upon to liars
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the Draggists.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
This is not a patent medicine. but a prescrip-
t.ou com rounded on scientific principles and
used by r. Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The curse
wrought by it are simply wonderful and have
attracted thousands to the doctor's parlors for
treatment.
To such an extent is the demand it n the
time and attention of the doctor for h medl-
clne lrom people who could not visit New
York city. that it become a matter of dirt to
devise some plan by which the general lie
oouldbesu plied with this genuine. v uahle
remedy. an forthis purpose A. A. Shepherd'
has been called to South Norwalls to arran
with iii. G. Tomlin-on. tiouth Norwail. and F,
R.Haie. Norwalr. to permit them to haspin
stock and sell this wonderful blood rented .
This is purely vegetable. and excellent to o
and bulkier. a blood purifier uuexoelled. a
nerve tonic nothingcan cal. Dr. Scott has
devoted his lite to the t omugh knowledge
and understandi of blood diseases. a few of
which are named ere: Kidney disc liver
cmuplaini. sick headache. muscular r sums-
timo. dyspepsia, loss of appetite. constipa-
tion. scrofuia. syphilismanceroue burners.
in bones catnrrh. salt rheum. pimples on see.
general dt-bliity. mils. dizziness. female weak-
nsee. malarial poison.
be above named droughts have rescind
their first consignment and would invite all
persons to call and income acquainted with
the merits of a ierfcct remedy. Dr. Boott's
medicine. when p seed in dru stores. is sold
under the name of Dr. Scott's ,amparilla. and
all who intend telling n blood medicine should
not fall to try Dr. ticott's Bambarilia.
No l’llls flats to be Used with llr.
lieoit's.
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Ocean steamship Tickets $4.8m
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