EA, VINER SS 4
rd
a
AD HS pai
tie
Wnos. Spanish gineral of Cubs, last
: TRANSFER WAS QUIET.
I, Yields a Authority to Gen.
‘An Eschange of Speeches—Ce.
bans Not Eathusisstic.
I ii
With tears in his eyes Cen. Casto}. |
(ay turned the relgn of the island
10 the United States government
form of the transfer was simple,
Rg only of an exchanges of
echoes in the salon of the palais,
the raising in iti stead of the flag
auling down of the Bpanish flag
e United States on the flagstaff
2 the palace roof. Salutes wers fired
peri the heavy guns of the forts anid
warships before and after the
of the flaps. The raising of
Biars and Stripes was greetad
‘heers by the people, who cov.
@ poafs of the hulidings around
and the pisza.
§ Major-General Lee, mii-
ernor of the province of Ha-
th his stad, joined General
. latter then crossed the
palnce, General lee on
the
and the Oe tro Be
arms as the Americang eu-
] palace. The Cubans re.
; outside untii escorted in by
n of General Brookes
; went to the zalon facing
hich is on the second
Cop tain General Castil-
Ahe salon without cere.
thers, After shak-
| Brooke sat upon a
mip of Cuban generals,
«Consul Jerome Intro-
to General Mayia Rodri-
Shaking both hands of the
in the usual! "Bpanish
General Castellanos said:
have been enemies, but 1 re-
for your correct attitudes
L 1 have pleasure in shak-
Ne urs replied: “1 thank
feel sorry for the Span-
which has defended the
as sworn to defend. 1 also
1 shaking your hands”
stroke of 12, the boom of
ught all eyes to the point in
where stood the captain
who was talking with an
r. Immediately all
moment the band on the
: ng the Spanish natioal
ie uns at Cabanas fort-
there was a breath-
salon. Everybody
the American erican flag was be-
on the staff on the roof of
by Major Butler. son of
that the Stars
up on all the
Havana. After
the hand on the
Star Bpangied
1 guns.
if to Major General
the United States
General Castel
tompliance with the
the agreement of the
i of the istand
any king, at this
or noon, a 1569, thute
: sovereignty
s that of of the United States.
* you ia om.
a Brocke anid: “1 accept
ein. behalf of the Gov.
: t of the United
! addressing ing Captain Gene
and all who are
United States sol.
harb prommted a striking
pinflatins The Stars
‘Hous on the
“WR merchant-
the bay. while launches
tly pl) between the
leaves Manila.
‘however, to re-
pedliction of the fleet,
jntimated any desire to
no the sentor of
iter, Detter
{ this country to pay its share of custom °
y y ing at Havana a few dirs BE, de.
cided to yield without reservation to | j
{ i% the nivest present you could have oy,
Congressman Dingley of Maine Is
very ill at Washington. :
W. Davis Wood, a welliknown fron
manufacturer of Pittsburg died last
Monday,
The cotnage Is the largest ever ri
corded for a singles month, amounting
tr $10 081 oy.
The Third 1°. PP. chch, of Pitts.
burg, was destroved by fire ast Batur- |
day evening Lows, $1500
Thendors Paosevell governor-cléo
of Mew York toak the osth of
at New Albany last Saturday.
A rabber company eapitalized at
£30000 006 will soon be incorporated
tinder the lsvr of New Jevsey,
U. 8B Grant, Jr, is the most promi.
nent candidates to sEucoesd Benaion
Brephon A. White, of Onlifirnin
The Georgia legisinture upon inves.
tigation learps that there are IG
Confederate dead buried In northern
Eiates
An excursion of 20 Texas cattiemen
to Havana has been srrangsd. Over
100.000 cattle are being gsthered to be
sent to Cuba,
The total receipts of gold at the Dene
ver branch mint in i888 were $00.19.
Bh, a gain of §7.822544 over the pe
vetpts fn 1897.
The Imports of Hive sto k from Mex.
foe to the Paited Bintes during the
past yenr were less than half the hn.
ports of 1897
incorporated in New York with & capi
Thomas Green, of Purley, killed his
wife and then shot himself They both
were returning fron Wichite, where
they Bad applied for divorce
George Smith, a stage driver of
Jacksonville, It. has received notifi-
cation that ar estate in England, val-
ued at $250,000 is his Inheritance
J. BE Kennedy, Richard Harman
and T, Grady fought a three-cornersd
duel at Lulu, Miss, a few days ago,
and the first two were kilied and the
third fatally wounded
Sacretary of State Hay disapproved
the concessions made In July by the
Hawallan government to the Pacific
Cable Company for an exclusive right
to lay a cable to Hawall
A meeting of the creditors of Allan
MacNeoghton, president of the wool
exchange, was held in New York last
Friday. The schedules showed lab.
ities $1. 148830 nominal assets $341.465
H. F, Bailey, cashier of the Cole.
brook National bank of Colebrook, N.
H., was arrested charged with the
misappropriation of funds of the
bank. The shortage is placed at $24,156
The gunboat Bennington salied from
Honolulu Sunday with instructions 1o
retake the island of Guam, captured
early in the war by the corgiser
Charleston and since seiged by the un-
truly Spaniards there,
A reward of 55.000 awalls the person
who will find the jewels which were
taken from Max Blumenthal's apart
ments in the Great Northern hotel
Chicage a few days age. The gems
were valued at $25.006,
The year has on the whole heen a
very fortunate one for oharities of
london. A return has been printed
showing out of a toial personally of
60 testutors amounting to $65.006.000,
$6.000.000 war left to charitable shiecta,
Gen. Milew' charges that the beef
furnished our army was embalmed
will hurt the foreign trade. Last year
we exported 237.008.5760 pounds of can
ned wel. It Is now argusd that for
vigners will not use what our own
commanding general condemns,
Karl Kirdelberger, of Jersey City,
tried to murder hin wife, Cristine, and
his step-daughter, Mary Brofde! a few
days ago. After hie had shot them both
and believed they bad been fatally
wounded he put a bullet in his right |
temple and died almost instantly, His
wife may recover. The stepdaughter
was not seriously hurt,
Benor Don Matias Romero the Mex-
ican ambassador to the 'nited States,
died at the embassy at Washington
Friday morning. On Wednesday last
an operation for appendicitis was pers
formed upon the ambassador, and ale
though the operation wax entirely suc.
cessful the resulting shock proved
greater than he could hear.
A A 0 AAP T5301.
MUST PAY THE DUTY.
MER Hom A
United States Will Have No Trade Advantages
tal of $1.00 600 Compressed air is used
CBRE 8 motive power, I stansmnmasons work performed ands ! :
the Airection of the street department : oh
PLANS FOR UNEWPLOYED
Toe New Mayer of Havers, Maes, Outhomss
Ha Plans Which He Claires Wil
Beret the People.
Jatin OC Bass. slrcted on 8 wowinis
istic platform. took the outh of office
mayor of Haverhill, Mass iat
ir his Pnaugaral speak
: Fu of the members of the ¢ ity
# Erm Ht BY The :
#1 = of power”
RY 5 ha
phesbie Io & md peipati ty
The mayor then refered fo the
virally of poreser 3 erga
are pemsibie Cd
through the ssiabilehmaent of the
Gperstive compmmoenwmesith to Costing
ing. he suid
me the dlaprasl of the poapie in the in.
“fle rervmntnendstion
tall city priating to bear the union is
bel”
of the unemployed, which he said
had developed from dieplacement of
labor by machinery and the concen-
tration of capital It is a question
which, he sald no municipality could
solve, as it Bad become a National sand
international one “Yet” he said
Teorne litte reef! at least can be af.
forded by this city government 1
therefore recommend;
“Piret- That you proceed to ss ure
furnish proper seeds and tools
fuel yard at the city farm to such pro
portions as will permit all who desire
they may require,
an amount of money a8 Slrcursestances
employment directly upon pubiic
works, not In competition with the
special works, tv: Kinds of which I
herewith suggest Improvement of the
park system and construction of a sys
tern of bicycle paths though all prin.
“pal thoroughfares’
der for city work, and sald the syle
shauid not be toleratad
work means cheap men and lew
wages, and low wages lower the sian
dard of citizenship.
Wry misterial, giving +mployment i«
lx citipens
The mayer afdvorgted inerensed Bp
trie lighting plants and street rail
WAKE,
a PM 35515 RAB TH Sods hoe
MOMENTS OF —
Seren wi
Several Hours
The shaft of the Carlinville HL.
ground. The fire company Was pow
maine
tumbled down in the shaft Ome hur.
fused to work. A panic ensued below,
in total darkness. They wors soalters
Tocation was nmarrowly averted A
scene indescribable took place on top
in the Prilippines,
The treaty of peace with Spain will |
be sent to the senate January 4 ac. |
cording to the best information ob-
tainable Just now. The administration
expects the treaty will be promptly |
ratified, It is expected thet the policy
to be adapted by the administration
toward the Philippines after the rati- |
fication of the treaty is as follows:
First That while the products of |
Porto Rico and Hawaill are to come in |
free, the products of the Philippines |
must pay the Dingley tariff duty. We
are to trade with them on the same
busis as the rest of the world :
- Becond--The open door policy will |
not affect the customs dues between |
the United States and the Philippines |
To make them self-supporting, the |
Philippine tariff schedule will require
duties, :
Third The United States to to take
the Philippines under its care, teach
them the principles of republican in- |
stitutions: instill into them love for |
liberty and free institutions,
Fourth—To help them to a know.
ledge of self-government. and, while
military rule must be maintained until
other laws are made, to place the is.
land government upon a self-sustain.
{IE pa paying basis.
yond this the administration has
not gone, but it has given the question
of expansion thoughtful attention.
Promotions for Nava! Officers.
Secretary Long has decided to make
Commodore Picking commandant of
the Boston navy yard and Commodore
Philip, of the Texas Commandant at
New York navy vard Captain Kem-
among the worney--mothers, daugh-
tere and sweethearts of the victims
The men were finally roicased from
the mine unharmed. The boss will ag.
gregate FIO 0G $5 insursnce
smnployes and employers the mines
may not be rebullt Only a small sap
Bly of com! is on Band in the cliy A
Leal will follow Between the city and |
the water company, a» this is the ge
ond lnrge fre caused hy the failure oof
the company to supply watsr, a Yip
flouring mill belng the other a veur
&
age One Kandred families gre sloast
destitute ae a result of the fire
Cubens Wil Net Celeborsis,
The Cuban patriotis commities, con.
sixting of 100 leading Cubans, jawyers
diwtors ard business men tt 8 mest.
the wishes of Gen Hrooke and Gen
Ladiow in the matter of Pemtpnning 0
the six-day celebrations. The ad.
i dress of the Junta Patlriotiea regard. 10
ing the abandonment of the proposed #1
demonstrations has been widely vir. |
Culnind
i
OUR NEW POSSESSIONS
RTA A
Cuba daring the war ste now returns
ing to the island in great numbers
give Major-General John RR. Brooke,
military governor of Cuba, a specis
jaland’'s many sfifairs.
pf, late commanding the Monterey,
of Guam. It has not yet been decided |
just what disposition to make of ;
Admiral Schley and Admiral Howell
though it Ix certain that the latter is
Schley expects to get the European
station.
Guardian of Washington’ s Tomb.
ron AA Gl
Vernon, is dead. Parker had skaken
the hands of Presidents, Princes and |
potentates on their pilgrimages to the
tomb.
Pe Praras Gone,
When the President received his
‘New Years callers Monday he wore
for the first time a set of beautiful
1 shirt studs. This was Mrs Mc
at New York
Kinley's Christmas present ta the
President.
has been selected as naval Governor |
to be given a squadron and Admiral |
Edmund Parker. once a slave in the |
Washington family, and for almost
half a century the guardian of the |
tomb of George Washington at Mount |
ure,
Cuba are pleasing He regards the
propie as being emotional. mild and
Americans are now conduct |
Lorderiy,
ing the customs postoffices and tele.
graphs, in fact all public business,
i with Spanish and Cuban employes
I Gen, Brooke will not govern from the
palace for a week or two, as the bulla.
ing needs a thorough cleaning, After
i: the general takes pp his headquarters |
range & series of social functions. The |
| at the meners for the present will be
| the palace of Mrs Rrooke will ar-
at the general's hotel
i Col. Bliss, the American collector of |
i customs, has been instructed by the 2
authorities at Washington not to ap- |
| poms Americans to subordinate places
in this or other customs houses,
“I bellies thy EVPEY PION Er IDE tg Rey
nivipailly pussegsos should Bo plaesd | thre
terest of civiligntion Whh Dat abe } "ns
in view, I submit the folowing spe. | 707M
The pasaage of | 0
an order sstablishing the minima |
A horscless track company has been | Wage for street smployes at 3 for
j Hight hours’ work, unibn wages and |
cotpiitions to prevall in ail brick snd 10
The mayor then took up the subject |
Bak of cog
& tract of land suitable for the reals |
ing of food products, and that such of
the unemployed as desired be per. |
mitted] to nee sald land. the oity to)
Second The enlargement of the |
to enrn by thelr labor sub fuel Re o
"Third -The appropriation of such |
may warrant fe be used in providing |
regular erspliyes of the city, hut gpon |
A_HEAVY RESPONSIBILITY
1: Wiat Rents Upon the Governor of Mew York,
Bays Homers
Om the aciamion of Oa Roosevelt's
IAuEaration ax governor of New York
tier Morduny Be anbd in
A very heavy resp
Wn Eh
8 ViEte
STUBBORN NATIVES.
Gin. MiZier May Use Forze to Somogets Tm
Redes at [niin Foreign Few
deste on Daag.
Pan Py hoxn Tar Es
pon whith “the liberty and hapoicees |
of every roan, woman and ohiid ome |g
conditioned” and asserted that thew ©,
wtraivienent Cowie bo
BE ER
ER
SUrArces thal Fos and
3. mami be protested
aud Ds Nn Rhoiny Bp pi Nw Phi
CL rétaie ae a Baht
the 1
fepvizatbiies Siew This abe
Miler va Peta
A the Assigns od time 8
Somnniesion BRAS boarded the 4
. Th ane th Rn ie private Fen for ier saying Nowy port and ask:
§ § ; Leh ATURE ha ® kl {ary whee
to # nage #
ar hveErisy
» fa IR Pee TAR Fol
He leaders of 1}
visionary doe : oe
8 ry “Gen. A er rebates and Pre
pared th land forsee sendimge gv emis.
mary bask to Manila for instractio
The rebels are strengthening thelr
Lprmition nd are pretaring io resist
IAD Y Rrave se Au AE PT
surely face, both at home and ab
BRE ff strives 10 wick fut fhe
moet for & mighty nation
“It is only through the party western
that free governments are now spe. SOHiers who are constantly entering |
cemsfully carried on. and yet we must 17 SVETE direction There in great ex-
keep ever vividly before us that the U1Ment which is increased by the |
usefulness of 8 party is strictly finite. APPeATARCe of the gunboat FI Cane
that in the jong ran he serves his party | Ming. Shura and boats along |
Best whe ret helps to make IF ine | we FLYNT are ed with rebels
LAr ily responwive 16 every need of fhe The Newport's boats
Perle md to gent Seenands of
thet spirit which tends to drive gs on
ward and up i
“Tr shall bw wmv purpows. an Tar as
py given sirengih 16 adseigigise my
Hee with an eye xingle fo the welfare
af abl the pavnpie of this great come
monweaith
i or t ving are being wersd with
fone machines guns mounted in heir
he ws. The Hghiers are slongside the |
‘nited Statew traseport Aripona. The |
tr ried Seatewm trameport Pennsylvania
seem three miles fo the south with |
stems up”
GOVERNMENTS FINANCES.
Ev i RASA Ns
GO RESULTS OF A BURGLARY.
| Recsiptn of 108 Were Consideradiy Larger Tras
Rovimies Prpten towatat Inte Fexts #2
These of Lewt Viess.
New York
fraes of Poprginry which wax before
} Magistrate rare ie New York a Yow wil shew that during the hail oR ond
ow oe n pe >
Mayor Chase condemned the syxier itis of Jou Enginh was gives 4 near
ad ph. y 4 i a i 2
af contracting with the lowest Md. | Lo 01 vous in the northern
He said |
“Tow bids mean cheap work Cheap
The city shoud | tered December 33 and about $e
al ho HR SE oe
perform ite ven work and furnish $e
i lated that for abel nine years sp fo
{the time of the robbery she was &n
propristions for educsiional purposes i invalid. For six mecks prior fo the in-
ard municipal cwnersbhip of the siege |
bey whe stated, Bad a strange sft
| Vint by the thieves ake
| Jeave her bed and ber rods and to as
| Kiet the padloe in making the preiimin.
One Hundred Men Imprisoned in & Mise fr | : Jest . pre
har been well and ie able 10 got about
RE Khe Chace
Coal Company caught fire last Tues. meteemt } Rebailion. The total for December was | , wists Baving received a8
day by & can of jubrieating of belng
heated on a stove in the top of the
tipple. A strong southwest wind fan
ned the Bames 5 all paris of the
wooden parts, which cover an acre of
erica, As thers was no water in the |
: Russian party. who since the depart.
dred men were encased below. The air
shaft engine being seldomn used. re |
where the wir had extinguished the |
flames on the lamps leaving the men :
. | guarded the removal of the COorean ,...zated all stations of southern ls
ed over & radtas of three mila Hy. } esipe rer to the Husiban soieeion Nogee : tnade exept Fare boa wigis,
La false charge of poisoning the em
perors coffee. In order te shield the Cte" cniage. ie heiress t
an : dragornan was figally brutally ex.
Owing ta the recent rouabie tween | a
well of Now Aftany, Ky. bas secsived
Piha following chars teristic better
from Admiral Dewey, dated Manila
Merchants and planters who ters |
{tered ®UIT to recover S150 from the
Chicago Oity railaay for a car demo
The war department has decided to aan. .
Pat the Chicago City Railway Company. |
i The basis nf the action is the alleged
abinet to assist him in he |
a4 x | running the » Railway Company in ssing the sable
The people of Havana are in foy-
fui mood In spite of the disappoint.
ment experienced over the fact that
the projected festivities Rave Deen
| postponed, The resentment quickly |
{subsided and ® place to oy (a ¢
wa §3Ye are I» comp Pohi, of london, Ef nearly 51.008 a | the
for charity. tne bequest alone to Bourg on-Bresse capital of the de.
Maj.-Gen. Brooke's Impressions of vides that po person shall be compelled
¢ palaces. He I#1t It to be disposed of,
j the proceads to he bivided tetween Bis views on the late war The check |
Unusual features came to Meht in a
Coervernonent receipts andl expenditures
days ago when & burglar who gave the | OE Deo 3 1388, the receipts aggregat-
ing He ts mrcoesd of bavin
Fo
diwpmtch fromm Thetis, |
od by Ita uwefulness to the stats and fv ing the Spanish flag. The public |
i
an the Abs 2
ie oppesed to any such change. My ase
natok boat whieh carried this TERRA
A Stet ment in Defense of Robert’ Sector w
Congrees.
In conmection with the slection of =
H Poberta of Sait lake Utah te
sengrens, and ¢értain charges circle
1 Pres forian bomyrd of
ween Lorenzo Seow of
urnmhed & F
he SAYS, In part;
the ct that
sel GE encouraging
SEAT Ee Gite yay Es.
understanding
#ophdrnal
ot the state of Utah
# or paral marriages
fopeper peshebited Heavy
w= Eras Glad for in fue of
reps Troe
The foreign reddentis then pet
x ws x! : ¥ ® ¥ > . 4 s ps
fer fo grant the xfer | Mormons pet being of his party, voted
afair Neg Mor _ eartip-
in Bis soon wn the regular
smwention of his party. Nan. Mer.
aoe Rise added in Bis election. Many
for nis opponent He wan cihwoted an
dn Arserdtan citizen. by Amwrican ite
irerer and the susstion of religion did
I pot snter into the purely political cO8-
i hin mem
feet
The church Has nothing ft» 40 with
[the metion of congress in relation to
If. Fowsver, potios is fo be
(taken of the wild starements and anti-
: Moorman falminations in the pulpit
and the press to the «Sect that Mr
Roberts Ras vicisted the states jegis-
Cation and the requirement of the ene
cabling art 1 I= groper for me to state,
The streets of Pies gre 10 of armed
§
3
Ee
Se ie
The forideoming statement of the |
an I do most positively. that the charge
which, incidentically. affects the
church of which we are both members,
a entirely without foundation in fact
{If be should be presented (Be result a8
: te polyeamy wonkd be no $iferent
3 -
Rare Been no Poly pATmOus
METTARYR since 1090 i= no
mvvement in the church tor the re
vival of surly unione. | &@
Boo iten in the lraderahip of the church
nite with me in this determination,
The excitement thal Nas been cnused
{during the last few weeks is without
rear, and 1 appears to me without
be
PARENXZO ENOW”
A friend of Roberts says that he de-
fonds Bis pelygamous practices by
ying tha: he is teenking po law
wither of the Tinitad States or of the
state of Utah in baving mors ive
than one. Hemarried the three women
twfore the Mormon church issued its
rranifrats declaring that polyeamy
was abandoned By the cherch and be
| fore congress, reliving on the good faith
Cel BEAL MEY Se sawimsr BB C88 STS for |
{the saove period jest year Aceordisg |
crim 1 10 the Tremmary records hese receipts
Caf The pity Care the lmrgest sivee HE when they
Otic of the houmes he robled was the | T*8ched FSRUILEM for the entire fin. |
dwelling of Mre Julia B Adams on
Madison gvepue, The piney was en
receding pever before in the Nistory of
senrth oF silver wan taken
Mre Afdarrs was bn conget and she Fe. ’
wd S50 MIG Sd
Joe receipts from cantons darter
BE
vasicn of her home she was conficed aw ce
tn her rovan. The fright of the rob. SOW pets wd ast year. Wor [recembuer,
spony her On the morning aller the
IME when it was FEM ER The re.
Ary sxarination Mowe that time ashe |
arnonated daring December
TORTURED TO DEATH. B41 eT
Bl SAAS 0A SSI AS
; mecrpents Were There Fog
Corenn Of.camie Pa licty: Evecited for Not Con | : - hi _
i Gen Mis roesrrandisg at Mania,
1 a4 4 Or Cun vr 2 = | semi the following rablegram to the
The Bi. Petersburg correspondent of. gepartment Tharsday morning:
the London Times mays C “Sept Col Potler om fast vessel to [ie
The cerrespondent of
| Rpanish general Pion Latter evacu-
Cal year, and HY ALE in TH. Wan
the sxreption of these RO Tears the
the country exceeded BS 600000, ard
nly sever tisnes have Rey ever felch |
of that manifests granted ambesty 10
poeiygamy. He contends that polys-
amy, from a legal point of view oon
Eats In the marrying of mors women
than one and not in Heing with wives
whom & man may have already mare
rood,
A A A AARON.
CARE POR CONFPLOUERATE GRAVES
| Soutrers Ofcuis Requested to Porsinn Wish
paamthe Kmsunted ta $8 845. :
spared with PEE RIEL for the
the patie’s care of confederate dend
the customs receipis agEremated $18. *Xpressed in President McKinley's
BA ZE. whieh was the highest podnt
was able 14 1 TFA hed under the present Dingley law :
and the largest for Teeember sige!
ee flscation of ail the confederate burying
swipe from Internal revere sources
to 2260 -
iB o ; ince the War of the |
1% the largest since lhe ar of the | thane os, the adjutant.genersi
A
f : Bgqaes 4 the Novow oo em th ta commuticate with |
Vremnya at Seal the Corean capital
The burning timbers and fired coal
reinten terrible crhmees by the anil fared evening of th and Potter
ogre INEe Insurgents Tool powERese |
gre of the Russian fisanciers and drill min of vey om Meh and Potier found |
instructors. have wreaked vengeanie amaide « "xp fying
tn the Coren dragroman of the Bus | oo 0 shes #
sian embasey. the offcizl who safe |. amusicgtion green forees have
“The oficial his wife and sheer ©
cans, were mercilessly tortured with a
view of eomiyeiiing therm to confess to
by ordery nx they say, tons Madrid
Foartase Tr x Musing Hews,
Mra Angie Sloan who unifl a yes
real crimingle. who are amv the (0 caodthm Fo
high government officials, The ox- Ua 0 Seedling 16 & lettar fYestes —
Fy Palice Captain ( Tofepan from Mr
P Mary WW. Haziett of arnassas, Pa
uted yigtilal ¢ 3 5 .
Fours of ino savage and dieguscing | Mo, RASel Sars Der ruta did on
ar ner. Al thix the writer SRYD. OC | ooo daughters. The writer is one of
Cuffed In a country bieseed with these, and Mra Sloan fs the other The
WEEE AN and aid Christian mis- | presence of both ix required at Par
crates. end where AMATCARR of. | Lou Defere the estate cam De di.
fAcials oorupy induential posts In the 00 Mra. Hazlett says Ber sister
Corean government service | wrote regularly to her until a year
TTT age, Captain Colleran falied to Sod
pit Bosas Hae Cod, any trace of Ber
The tittle daughter of John Card oer
Sixty Thousand Deliary Missing.
THe Ran Antonin Tey, offee of the
Wellin Fara
Nowvernbee 11 | & meeney package containing eR
s “1 have I angered - The money waa pent from Homston oe
etter mo WHO Ar very mah ob
liged to you for your piotare. and It 0 west from San Anteale to El Paso.
arrived Waednesstay morning. and
I am very sorry that I Base oo given to ©
¥
Bar many people Raye | seer
*
enough buttons left now even to BU. | ne evidence of a struggle in the vie-
BR WY COBY ee inity.
Unique Charge lor Damages,
The Chicago General railway has en. |
SAT Uh BA SV PND
ane IASELS
Soest
The English papers in their reviews
tg er Company is ge i
Exy GNP RY ¢ AvetTRaTEa
-s Cannot now |
“hy vile decwit and barlarous cRrelty | oer spail fe. rewnite wil net Bewr |
¢ dave as mo cable
one Saye As mo cable Pthe state regaesting thes 6 obialn
ington WES 8 Lost of Cemeteries.
The memorable sentiment regarding
now Pamous fravernising spesch
the Georgia legimiatyre Bas :
lised ite an crder to ascertain the
grounds in ihe South and this work
hak sirsady begun
Ieorgia has been called on for a Het
lather frans Washington, requesting
Wat full het of he confederate
ti be forwarded to Wi
vom. This communication came 10 the
Fate offciain from Gen Marcas
Wright, agent of the war record of-
fos, Angistant Adjutant General
Ushenr Said the matter before Gov.
mmdtier
There 8 pe official record in Georgie
of he murder or heation of comfeder-
ate ceuneteries bag Gov. Candler has
diresred that a circular letter be ine
wiped to ali the county ordinaries In
Like information fm thedr respective
; ws | Somes and teport to Rim IN 8 UR
Mindana. {devatond Gen Wright bas addressed
similiar lellers to the sdjutant-peners
aie of ail suthern sates
sand SLC A SRP
DROPPED Ming SVERSOARD,
Adminsi Dewey Disposes of an ioselent Pilips
pine Merchagt.
Frask Lomberd who Bas just pre
turned {rom Manis, tells a good story
concerning Admiral Dewey. He Sais
Tn Cavite thers are mo dockage fa-
Ceilthes. Native freight boats oarry
the Resitbers Peeific 10 mow? its DRY |
tihvimgs to and from the share Ome of
the mative officials contracted with
Ireanry $8 carry =1a® to the Sagbhip.
Alter doing Riz duty Be dressed Rime
golf be his teat Egropean ie wo
yuu the admiral wearing sik bat
mite whirt cravat sad cuffa
When Be presented his bat Dewey
rermiarked that there _—re :
protested (Rat the Ai. was wrong.
Dweway paiitely repliod that be would
pay the original MI sod nothing more.
{ Mimtakiog the quiet,
Fentlemanty
A Bewiir the Wells. THRERer of the admiral the freighter
send you. for I would LRke | Parga money delivery slerk, to hand
3 Four Bours after bis departure F
ready asked me for buttons and pio- | pie wagon was found five miles west |
tures that 1 have a long time AE0 of the city in a thicket the horse al.
Lim a minute the plug Rat was Seating
iver them AL awny. 1 don't Bave mest dend of hard driviow Thers was
bvcarre insulting and insleted wpon
payment. With a slight movement of
the awd the admiral remarked to the
watch Drag that man everboard” and
im Cavite bay, while the insolent native
owas swimnuing to his vessel"
SR NSA AAO A SY SO
CLEVER POINTS RAISED
A Sm i
Bmcdant OU Atarsers Evadiog De Asati.
fished in a codlision with & cable train | of INR dwell gpon the wonderful rier |
in power of America,
ao. pasin of the tsar, pro
violation of the charter of the City | a CHE, = Filiptass wil Shahi
as mbtive power, the plaintiffs assert. ! much trouble for America.
ing that the charter authorizes the
use of animal power alone
One Mite for Charity.
The late Baron Predinand Pathe. |
| legislation.
Ripper,” was gulliotined at
| Evelina Hospital, founded In memory partment of Ain Twenty-one assas.
of his wife, amounis = ball that sam. | sinations were tracked to Nip
His disposition of his maguificent | Ny :
! i A New York publishing compan
Psteam yacht Rona ls a lessin to other | hn said ‘3 Eve Pahl & iE pay
millionaire owners of these SBoating : ’ ! “then .
charities. The Rona |
! nine sailbae :
Cowoas returned
Fo should realize at feast S100 a
SS ES HOI
A part of Red Rovk mountain, ac- | the former minister of the mtertor
cording to a dispateh from Afrado ia
| village of Switzerland canton of Ty.
cinod has fallen inte Alrole, destroving |
Under Tons of Rock. president of France, and M. Rarthou
!
of the Dreyfus case.
| of the disaster presents a terrible | 1875 Two streams of Miva. each
{ covering a square mile, i slopes of Morte Soman,
Joseph Vacher, the Fremeh “Jack | oo. restifving in the case under
| section of the constitution which pro~
Trost Law,
The attermeys for the Standard ON}
[rompany have made an anack on the
ennmtitutionality of the Ohlo anti-trust
Claw in thelr answer to the petition of
: | Attorney General Monnett in whieh
The new year opens brightiy for |
{ Ireland with the initiation of the new |
| Wen] guvernment at to enmrt hws |
the aficers of the Sompany are asked
to present owriain books in open court.
They deciare that as all he om aficers of
| the company are mede criminally Us
Jo under the law fLisy are Sxerapt
te be a witness against himself In &
C200 to Emperor Willa of Germany, :
{asking him to write an artikle giving |
L The court of cassation of Pare ex.
| amined M. Casimis-Perier the former |
the proceedings attending the revision |
An eruption of Mount Vesuvius Ras |
botel and several houses. The scene | occorred from the rater formed in
criminal case. They also cite that seee
nod the United Ttates constitution
= RE provides That ne state shall
wake laws which shall abridge the
wivilege and immunities of the citizens
+ So ited States. 2
It has Sowwioped that the bat
Tema met with a serious accident on
4 hoi trip an und South America. One
Tw B expla as the change of
ET It was ord ya intended to
sand the vessel to Hoooials with the
(regan, but new the lows will go te
spectacle, the debris of the avalanches | meters broad have already resched the | San Frapuisoe for repairs. The
battie-
hip wil remain at Callao gut] Jana.
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