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How a- Patriot Editor Escaped
Geir-'al Weyler's Olutoheg.
THE OAPTAIN GENERAL'S POWERS.
Ills Kdlcla, Which little CiKt the I.lrra nf
Many Innocent lVr.oin, Are l'tihlUhcil
Only In the Olllrlnl (Inreltc, Which Cir
culates Onlj' Aliiitnc; Spitiil.H OfHcmla.
Xkw Voiit, Kov. 0. Mnnttcl St. Corn
niulo, tho wlltor ot ttio Cuban patriot news
lmper Lit Dlsousston, pulillshod tu Hiivamt,
who cscnpiv.l from that city In tlio lust
du rs ot October, nftor Guncrnl Woyler hittl
ordered his nrrest, reached Now York yes
terday ami went to tho homo ot Ills
brother, Fnmclsco Coromido. Ho brought
with him Important nows for tho juiilti lu
this city, nud early In tho afternoon vis
ited tho headquarters. Of his oscapu ho
ild:
"When I learned by private tip that
General Woyler had orderod my nrrest I
mndo lmmedltito preparations for escnpo.
Tho ordor was not a surprise. I hud so
cured as a disguise tho costumo of nil or
dinary sailor. When my houso wns sur
rounded by troops I hastily shaved off my
hoavy mustache, and donulnp; my ills
Rtilso, which also Included a heavy fill so
black gonteo, I slipped Into tho hotiso
adjoining mtno and mndo my cscapo to
tho street, as I thought, unobserved. It
was 2 o'clock In tho nftcrnoon. I jumped
Into a carriage, but tho alarm was pjlvon
and tho pollco pursuod me lu another.
"Then I worked an old gtimo. I told
my driver to kcop nhond, nnd watching
my opportunity I jumped from the mov
ing carriage, and walking back on the
pavement, mingled with tho crowd nnd
mado my cscapo to tho country. A fow
days afterward, I prcfor not to glvo ttntos,
I .shipped aboard a sailing vossol as it com
mon sailor. Tho captain, howovor, know
mo. Wo roachod Xow Orleans nftor an
uiioventful trip, and I enmo on to Now
York by rati."
In reply to a question ns to tho genornl
feeling of pooplo living In Cuba ho snld
through an lnterprotor:
"Today we might say that Spain holds
Cuba by sheer fct co of arms. Tho whnlo
country, Spanish nnd Cuban nllko, doidro
peaeo oven at almost any sacrifice, nnd al
though It may seem straugo, the Spanish
olomontlsqultons pronounced In this feel
ing ns tho Cuban, and wish peace and tho
Independence of Cuba. It Is thought that
Cuba again undor Spanish control would
bo unablo to pay the enormous war debts
already Incurred or to stand tho tremen
dous taxation which would inevitably bo
Imposed by Spain upon Cuba, and that
another uprising would under those con
ditions follow. Spain would have to ex
pend great sums of money to keep Cuba
lu submission. Tho war debt now is esti
mated at fjOO, 000,000, and Is accumulating
nt tho rate of $12,000,000 a month.
"It Cuba gains her Independence in this
Btrugglo, ns I hope and maintain that she
will, sho will start afresh with wonderful
possibilities before her. Spain will soon
bo forced by lack of funds to withdraw
her troops. Tho opinion I express Is not
of transient Cuban residents but of mer
chants and land owners, Spanish as woll
ns Cuban. Tho Spaniards express their
opinions In prlvnto only, as public expres
sion of It would Insure their execution as
rebels.
"Woyler does as ho plcasos. Ills latest
edict is that all persons, men, women ami
children, who aro found outside of tho
Spanish lines shall bo considered rtibels
and shot as such. This edict was pub
lished only lu Tho Olllcial Gazette In Hit
vnun, which circulates among Spanish
olllcors and olllclals only. Tlioro was no
way in which those outsldo of theso circles
could learn of the edict. There Is no rail
road to l'lnar dol Bio from Havana, and
It is in this provinco that the edict has cost
tho greatest loss of life. I'ooplo taken
under this edict aro inarched outside the
gates ot tho city nnd shot down by tho
soldiers. Tho reports of prisoners captured
by Woyler are only tho capture of theso
poor dovlls.
"Tho formor prnctlco of the Spanish au
thorities of shooting prisoners in Mom
Castle aud throwing tho bodlos Into tho
water boneath as food for sharks has beon
stopped, bocauso not long ago sovornl
bodies drifted Into tho bay of Havana.
Tho authorities explained to inquiring
citizens that tho mon had probably been
drowned. Bullet holos In tho head, how
ovor, dlsprovod this. '
"Tho pooplo would welcome anything
to hasten tho ond. Not only on account
of the loss ot proporty nud life, but on ac
count of tho massacres."
Ofllccrs of the Jewish Women's Council,
New Youic, Nov. 20. Tho fifth nnd last
Bosslon of the Council of Jewish Woinon
wns hold yesterday, with tho presldout,
Mrs. Hannah G. Solomon, of Chicago, in
the chair. Tho worklucludod the cloctlon
of national olllcors for tho noxt throo years,
ns follows: Presldont, Jlrs. Hannah C.
Solomon of Chicago; vico presidents, Sirs.
Sophia Deer of Now York and Mrs. E.
Mnndol of Chicago; corresponding secre
tary, Miss Sadlo American of Chicago;
recording socrotnry, Miss Gortrmlo Horg
of Philadelphia; treasurer, Miss Carrlo
M. Wolf of Chicago.
Ilurned to Heath at Her IIciluo.
Brooklyn, Nov. 0. Mrs. Ann Low
thor, a widow, CO years of age, wns burned
to death last night In her itpnrtmont in
Washington street, this city. After till
ing a lamp with kcrosono oil, sho struck a
match, and tho llamu ignited her dress,
which was smeared with oil. Hor mother;
In-law, Mrs. Winifred Lowthor, In at
tempting to extinguish the llnmos was se
verely burned about tho face nnd hands,
ami her condition Is considered serious on
account of her uge.
Forced County Olllcers Names.
Wi.vstox, N. C, Nov. 20. Mr. J. II.
Duxton, a prominent lawyer of Wllkos
loro, is missing. Ho disappeared from
homo a fow days ago aud some unpleasant
developments have since been mado. A
warrant has lxien Issued for his arrest,
charging him with forgery and embozzlo
incut. Ho signed tho certificates of the
county court clerk and roglstor upon a
inortgago dcod, by which he obtained
money from A. L. Itlchardson, of Now
York.
Iowa llauk Fotced to Close.
Sioux City, la., Nov. 20. Tho First Na
tional bank of Sioux City closed Its doors
yesterday, a result of heavy withdrawals
slnco tho failure of tho Iowa Savings bank
last weok. Tho bank has always boon con
sidered ono ot tho most solid financial lu
btlt'ttlons in tha northwest. It was origi
nated In 1870. Tho bonk had nearly $100,.
000 In deposits ; loans and discounts, (103,
030; capital, eiOO.OOO.
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No. 14 " Skin Diseases.
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No. 20 " Whooping Cough
No. 27 " Kidney Diseases.
No. 30 " Urinary Diseases
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Sensational Ending of tho Oaso
Against Eov. James 0, Hull.
BENT TO PRISON TOR SIX YEARS.
Tim l'rl.oner, n llrgulnrly Ortlnlned Min
ister tif the Gospel, Had Administered
Arsenic In Ills Wife Willi tin, llnpx of
Securing the Insurance 1111 Hit I-lfc,
ST. Paul, Nov. 20. The case iignlnst
Itov. .Tames C. Hull, accused of attempted
Wifo poisoning, cm no tu n suddun and
sensational cud in tho district court yos
terday afternoon. Hull had boon on the
wltnoss stand sinc'o Wednesday afternoon,
and had entered a categorical denial to nil
tho stoto's ovldcnco In regards to tho ad
ministering by him of nrsenlo mlxod with
the modlclno Ids wife wns taking.
Then tho stnto sprung a surpriso in tho
shapo of a letter which Hull had written
whllo In Portland, Ore., last Fobruary to
tho Itov. I. h. Sponce. nn Intimate friend,
who was thon In Fernando, Cal. In this
lettor Hull stated that his wife was very
sick, that sho wa suffering from a cancer,
and that ho oxpectcd to bo called homo nt
nny time, and that ho thought sho would
not Hvo through tho year. Ho also stated
that mi operation had boon performed for
tho romovnl of tho cancer, but it had
brokon out again.
Spenco and Hull had boon old friends
and chums, nnd when tho former hoartl of
tho chnrgo against Hull ho remembered
thn lottur rocolvod last Fobruary, nnd,
thinking its contents would extricate his
friend, ho enclosed it to somo ono lu Min
nesota. The stato in somo way benimo
aware of this letter, and yesterday put It
In as ovidenco. Hull was nt first Inclined
to deny that ho lititl written such n letter,
but upon being urged by his own atturnoy
llnnlly admitted Its authorship. Thu ovl
dcnco of tho state's witnesses nnd Hull's
own admissions lu his previous testimony
showed that thoro hail been 1m talk of
can cor for a year prior to thu date ot tho
letter, and that tho surgical operation had
simply been tho dressing of a slight lacer
ation. Tho state claimed that tho letter
was written with the Intention of prepar
ing his friends for tho death of his wife,
and to provide a plausible causo.
At tho opening of tho afternoon session
Hull's attorney tiroo and addressing tho
court stated that tho last, evidence pro
duced (tho letter) was of such n character
ns to remove all further doubt as to his
cllont's guilt, and that upon his advice
Hull had agreed to withdraw his plea of
not guilty iiiid to throw himself upon the
mercy of the court. Ho further stated th.it
ho now believed that Hull's mind was un
balanced, an 1 asked the court's merciful
consideration of the plea. Hull then for
mally withdrew his plea of not guilty and
Judgo Kngan sentenced him to .six years
In tho Stlllwntor penitentiary.
Hull had been pastor of tho Clinton
Avenue M. K. church until about a year
ago, and at that time achieved consider
able, notoriety by charging that the trus
tees of his church weio moinliers of the
A. P. A. and wore seoklng his removal In
order to get a man who was In sympathy
with that organization. This resulted In
charges being brought up against him by
thu state conference and suspension from
preaching for a year. '
Last August ho was arrested on com
plaint ot Ids wifo, who charged that for a
year or mure bo had been lovly poisoning
her by tho administration ot nrsenio
mixed with her medicines nnd with ar
ticles ot food. The motive, as shown by
tho evidence of the stato In the trial just
ended, was a life insurance policy for
t3,rN) which Hull had prevailed upon his
wife to take out In his favor. It was also
shown, nnd Hull admitted It on tho wit
ness stand, that he had been criminally in
timate with his wife's niece, girl of 10,
who was living with them. Mrs. Hull
testified that her husband upon being
charged with this misconduct llnnlly nil
niltteil It.
Hull has claimed all along that Ills wifo
has been subject to fits of Insanity since
childhood ami had treated liiui harshly.
Tho couplo's 11-yo.ir-old daughter was an
important witness for the stato.
Tho scene In court whou Hull changed
his plow anil was sentenced was tin ox
tremely dramatic ono, nnd strung tho
nervoi of till present to n high tension.
Judge Kagan, In sentencing tho prlsoucr,
expressed his opinion that ho was not
altogether of a sound mind, and accord
ingly Imposed a light sentence, tho punish
ment proscribed by law being from live to
ten years.
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"doctors doing her no good ; and at last
"was cured by this Hop Bitters tho pa
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"how thankful wo should ho for that
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Washington-, D. C, May 15th, 18
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Iiobbins' opor.v house, under auspices of All
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Dee. . Twenty-fourth annual supper
under tho auspices of tho Welsh Baptist
church, In Iiobbins' opera houso.
Dec. 21. Second annual ball of the
l'atriotlo Drum Corps lu Itobblns' opera
house.
limv to Ward Oll'iin Attack of Croup,
In speaking of this much dreaded dUeuse,
Mr. C. M. Dixon, of Pleasant llldge, Pa ,
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For lniltbnore, Washington nnd the West vl.
n .1. i i. 1. i,(....,.i. .!.. a lup. i,u...u.
Tcinilual. Philadelphia, (P. & It. V V.) at 3 20
7 53,11 20 a. m., 3 10 ami 7.27 p. i. Sundays
3 20,7 00,1123 a. in., 310 ami 7 27 p. in. Addl
tlonnl trains from Twenty-fourth and Cheat
nut streets station, u cek days, 10 30 a. ui. 12 20
12 K H 4U p in. u inlays, l jo, o 23 p. III.
TltAINS FOIl flHUNANDOAII.
Leave New Vork via Philadelphia, week
dnys, 130, 8 00 a. III., 130, 4 30, U00 p. 111. ut
night. Hundays, 6 00 p. m.
Leave New Vork via Mauch Chunk, vhui
days, I 30, 9 10 n. in., 1 30 and I 13 p. in
Leave Philadelphia, Heading Tcriulnni, woe.
days, 1 20,8 33, 10 03 a. 111. and 4 03, 6 30, list
p.m. Hnndays, 11 30 p. in.
I-ave Heading, week days, 133, 710, 10 08
11 53 n. m., 6 00 and s 20 p. in. Hundns. 1 33 a. ra
I-ave I'uttsvllle, weekdays, 233, 7 10 a. ua.
12 ill) und 6 12 p. 111. Hundll s, 2 33 ll. m.
I.i'iiM-Tuiimqim, Meek ilny. 3 IS, 8 M, 1128 .'
m 1 27, 7 20 nod 9 43 p. m. Sundays, 3 H a. ru
Iane Malmnoy City, week drtys, 343, $2i
11 47 n. ill., 2 03, 7 4 1 nnd Hi OS p. tu. Hundays, 8 V
a. in.
Leave Malmnoy Plane, week days, 2 10, 4 fs
6 30, 9 37, 11 Ms. in , I 12. 2 111, 3 20, 6 86, 7 37 n
1028 p.m. Holidays, 2 40, 00 a. in.
Leave WUHatnsport, week days, 7 12, 10 10
m., 3 33 nud II It p. in. Hundays, ll 13 p. in.
ATLANTIC C1TV DIVISION,
Lenve Philadelphia Chestnut street warf mm
South street u half for Atlantic City.
Weekdays Entires., Oflrtn. in., 200, 400, 300
p. tu. Accoimiiodutiou. 8 01 n. in., 6 30 p. m.
Hund.iys Express, 900, lOoO a. m. Ai-coiu-modatliJll,
8 00 n. in., 4 13 p. m.
Hctiirulng leave Atlnulio City depot, cornei
Atlantic nud Arknnsas ueutlcs.
Weekdays Express. 733, 9 00 a, in., 3 30, 3 30
p. m. Accommodation. 8 15 n. in., 4 32 p.m.
.Sundays Express, I 00. 7 30 p. in. Accommo
dation, 7 13 a, in 1 I) p in.
Parlor Cara on alt express trains,
I. A. HWEHIAHI), (I. O, HA.NCOCK,
Oen'l HuperinteudiMit. -tteH'l Pass.Ae;
A Handsome Complexion
Is one of the . -dtt charms a woman ckn
possess. Pc 'corn's Coui-lexion Powncn
gives it.
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STRAIGHT
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STICKERS
ipeiQa. Railroad.
SCIIUVKILL DIVISION.
NiiVEMIiKIt 13,1896.
Trains will leave .Shenandoah after the abov
date for Wlggnns, Clllbcrton, Frackvlllo, Dark
Water, St. Clair, l'ottsvllle. llnmhurg, Heading,
1'ottstown, IMinenlxvlllc, Norristown and Pull,
adelphla l Ilroad street station) nt 5 OH and 1101
a. in. and I 20 p. m. on week days. For Potu
vilie aud intermediate stations 9 17 A. m.
SUNDAY.
For Wigirnns, Ollberton, Frackvlllo, Dark
Wato , St. Clair, l'ottsvllle, nt 6 OS, 9 15 a. m. and
3 10 p. m For llnmlitirg, Hendlng, I'ottstown,
IMioenlxvllle. NorristQjvn, l'lillndclphla atSig
9 15 n. in., 8 10 p. m.
Trains lenve Frackvlllo for Shenandoah at
1040a. in nnd IS VI, 5 11, 752 and 104 q. m.
on,,,,,; , , i , n. in. imiu .1 p. 111. '
Leave I'ntt.ville fnr HI, on,.,,. t lJlU"
a. iii. nnd 5 13, 7 25 and 10 20 p. in. cpft, ,
10 40 a. in.. 5 13 n in. Vlr.
Leave Philadelphia, (lirnad street Mot
Hhennndoali at 5 57 and 8&3 a. m., 4 10. ft ,
p. in. week days. Sundays lenve at 6 50 art ypr,
1.1'iiie iiroan sircct station, l'lillauelphla.
jif,r; iurK, uceitu urnve
Itratich, and Intermediate stations, 4 03, 6V
1.UVU. in., -o-i, o.au, i.w p. in. neclc-ua.
aiuniays oiuy. nunuay, tslop at
iur Ai,ur riiiKi, i s,o a.
Leave Ilroad Street Station, l'hlludtlr
J'Olt Ni:V VOUK
i-Miress, wceK-iiiM, a lo i oi. 1 no ni l. i, i
7 33, - JO. a 33. V 50, 10 21 i llinini; Cnn. 11 00 a. l:i
1200 noon, 12.13 (Limited In) nnd I .' p m.
Hilling Tarsi, I 10, 2 30 (Dining Can 3 SO
4 00, 5 Oil, 5 56 (Dining Car), 6 00, 6 50.8 12 I J l
p. in , 12 01, night. Sundays, 3 20, I 03, 4 5u ', 1 ,
s 20. s ,tl, 9 50. 1021, (IHuluu Car), 113', ,,
12 3 J) (Dining Car), I 00 Limited I SJlilun,
Ciin.iJO, 5.M1, (Dining Cnn, 6 33, 6 50,8 1-', lu '
p in , 12 01 night.
Epre fur lloston without elmnge, 11 iu m ,
wcok-day, and 6 50 p. in., dally.
I'OH WAHIIINOTON AND THE SOl'TIl.
For Kiltluirenuil Wntili.iitrtim. n fwi i m s
io -la. ll 9H n. in i-.nn ti9'ti i i...t.u.i t...
Ing Car), 112, 318, 4 41 (3 19 Congressional
Limited. Dining Cur), 17, 6 33 (Dining Car,,
7 40 (Dining Car) u. in., and 12 03 ulelii
week .lays. SundayH, 3 30, 7 30, 9 12, 11 23 a.
m.. 12 OJ 1 12, 4 41, ( 3 18 Oongriwaloilal LilnUad,
Dining Cur), 655 (Dining Car), 7 10 u m.
V.,,,,,.,. VH, , .IN W IllK'll.
FOIt ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad street statloa, l'ldladehilii , .t
Dclowaro river bridg), express, 7irj i in
d.lly,
Leavo Market street Ferry, express, 8 ,
2 00, (00,5 10 p m Sumlaya, 8 13, UI
Accommodation, 8 00, S JO, a. in., U2on, i
p m.. eck days, Humluys, h 00, 8 13 a, c .00
and 3 On p. in
For Cape May. Anali sscn, Wlldw-'oil art
Holly Ileai b, and Sea Isle t itv, Oi i au ( itv and
Avnlon Bxpri'ss, 9 Oil u in., 100 p. m, w 'it
days. Sundays. V 00 a in
For Homers Point. Express, 8 50 n m., 4 00
p. in. week days. Sundays, 8 43 a. in,
S. M. I'iibvost, J. It. Wooi.
Ueli 1 Manager. tien'l Poaa g'r Apt.
.9.ttitt t 14.