The Sairtiani News
ORF4OM
•CIO
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IN NWS III IN Writ
HÜT
LATIR Nt*S
Puwilo Ki< ans call ter a svtt'vn.sot uf
he tariff dispute
A sc ten I of forestry will tw establish
*d at Yale uni- »rsity
GuxertH'r L**ary has fosoed • pr< cla-
nation freeing the ¡e« ns t the island
»f Guam
Tte transport Mvad» sailed
ilia, tie H«*i*»luiu. with
13 boepttal corps men ami k*6
<?»Mrrebee«l*e Mette« -f the Iri
Tbe port Gibroti pswea. Itert
ani llappealri» ef the •’••• Week Hiss . in wtoirb waa stored 3 <
< elle* • rum •
Velegrepk < tola»«aa «( cotton, was Imrnvd. I
All re«x>rd» are being b
a ratter in th» Haat au «!
Fillpin** insurgents aro fighting ban! JienoxHiieter at ( bicago
to h«top ths Amert«ana out ol rout tern tolow Sero.
tenon.
The f»wture of tte st Patrick ’s
Plague in Honolulu is atam|M«l out. .•atad» in Chicago ws* tbv arrring
5.1
of
whldi
after a total of 3» cants,
>tg Trwnsxaai Hag at tte h» ad of
were fatal.
An lent Order «>f Ihl- inatts
A bn»ther of President Hteyft, of the
1 ! :
\t Marietta Ga
Grange Free Stale, has !*«*u captured ■altered *h»wn the < or of the jail
by the British.
negro and
•ntervd ih» «nell of
«•rnrral i » h rgv White has arrvted at
fhirlwn and vinterkvd uj« n th»* traue«
port for test tendon.
F.ng land politely de. lined the pn»ff«-r
of th«- Coiled Mates to interred» in
the war in ** -uih Air: ■a.
Sear Raker City < Mr . an < > K AX
freight train ran «h an !• -.r Japan«**
• t*« n hand* two being killed
labor trotti le» are rife lu Martini’)ttr
I.;- ts aol Incendiary tires »prrwd terror
through the island,
and
ignorant
Ihr
liego a*• thr« .*t« txe»| to
l*rhea-l
W bites
The t'nited Mates g»»i ernmrtit
f»nrrhA»c<| the steamer <\»lumbta
th«* Northern P« lb
Meamship '
jwnr
*•!»«• Will go «U the r»-
Manila run.
• lauut Ita) slo ts at i •n.
lie
the
The
1
day
of a
the
«ill
The A<*a«1rmy of I Music *. tte lawling
heater of (Quebec, , WI« I ’.ri»s*l with a
lamia batel,
•»•• of 3 *'l.(v »
J hr M
id joining was «lamage«! te» the »- st« nt
»f |3H. O mi
tbe largì t •<
Mrs
Lida « Dev • r ff
• «»man in !odiaría, die»I •u Tdrnly at
1er hows in Kokomo, falling from A
-hair while placing domiti**
•rigted 550 |s»und* and was 33 ywara
•Id.
F’ive «Ira»! an»! on** fataliv Ah*! «»fir
•rrioualy inju»e<l i< th» rr«ult *4 an at*
rmpt (•• start a !.»•• with ga- lnm at
,*oium!«ua. <), Georg* Mbit*' U’-«»1 th*
lui ! et J 4U1VS Wvavrr’e rr* H !•■•»» «*. au J
lU i*l| ii-*.-!! I • c- ■ d
! b»
il . g
wa« »rt on fin ami tte tomate» w« rv
■ovrr«'*! with th«' Luming fluid
The »teaioship Armenia, ¡«wling at
rv»* L Magill, fi*rm-
Al < hi* ago, <
N« w Y'-rk, will rarrv »uj»plir» u» Ma
tte Avrnai* saxhi •
lilla f<»r thè kmert« .»n tn«s|** in the »rly president *
which «*•'. !»!»“■! in Auguri,
Phllippin«-- ami
t« ns ■ t railsaivl . Rank.
I IMIMI, was
»AS iMRivirted
«miit irte! <»f ro«toi
r» ‘■r»x itig «IrpHi*
a largv um«Kint of steri bridge ami
»t>.
knowing
hi«
luMi
’
.
uti
-•!> t» l-e in-
strut turai Work f’ T II«» Hiìwriaii rei!-
«•lxent. and •» ni«*n «- I U» thr ¡tohltm-
Max U* ts’ «telixerr»! ¿t \ te«lix*«stock
Hv WA«
tlary f«»r an in«!«-tin it* trrtn
at* r *« x»* li ha« tntr*«lu« »*»1 a Mil also fittest <!<*ubl r thr aii-«*unt <*f tte (Ir*
rhanging th. nan «• •*( th«* Pari- «•( th« ¡a*«it rt-’toived, thv fine antt'Unting l -
American line. I»« th» Philadelphia I?. 3W<i.
I hn*»* «»I th«* shi|M» of the Internatl«»tui»
Maud S.. the
Xaiigati« n < <>m|wny o*n*tit-.ting the
X
\
Schulte* farm,
A merican Iran« Miami« mail sert fir.
n Nrw
Hte wa* Brough
cities
already G ar oam< • * '• truer!
tended
York a wr**k atro, "hd
—the Hl Paul, the î*t. Lunte and the
Ste
to use firr lot breeding
New York.
«. s nd
was *i«k w ten *te ar
r i na r x
T. K. Sudlvt»»ngh. formerly tlrrk in had been un Irr the « ai
the auditor’s « ffi«e of the Pa* ific Ri •urgron. Ste g rad im I
j»rv«s Com|Mtiy. at Omaha, ha» sued bowrx«*r and »II « ff rl
F'rawtus of thr xaluafilr mar«*
rw fruiti«'**
th«* • ipr«**« company
and
th«* !'•• nu«»
Y'ting, it«* auditor. I-r f <»
-o data* Maud H. was own«**!
old.
Her
ng« », alhving that ’ V rea- u of his ar- estate. Atol was
y
.»« m.i«lr in
’»*»
rv»t on May 33. D»va. on the charge <• trotting record «»(
law».
■
••nil* //.« incut, he has F atoll
mt*» public an ta! am! <h»gr»«'«-
Methurii cMwniptel
the
way P» Afafi’king
p.rvs*klyn. ag*»d 33 years.
Tte Illinois riter U fi«M>dwd, owing
Th«* friitel Mat«*» Will <-*tabdi»h a
naval stAtion tn Pearl Harlor, Hawaii
ban I ran* ho «» has had a vaM’«»f genu-
the bul<*ni<* ptegur. ( hmatown I« t
|»r «'iraiird Up.
The ( huiAH • n of Phite<lrlphia haw
dec 14« 4 t«» Laml 1« g«-tb«*r lor thv pur
I•
»4 m * i ( protection.
It is said to th«* < hi> agodraihag«* anal
The bouao adoptrol th**
rr|* rt on th«* « urr« m y Lili
**>tif»
by a
General < rotijr »«ml thv r« tisii fi r of
¡hr pMHr<l< urg ¡»r 1*«-n*'«• will te t*»k”h
¡O M | I V ♦ ilM
Rather than have it
Ap’.ur»’ l Lx
the
Fifteen |*«'f*-ns. the majority ••(
wh«»m were children. |toii*h«*«l in a burg to thr g
Ji. I
1« h«-:nr*it h«*iito* Tin at Xvwaik, X J
Tte '•♦*tb anniversary *4 th«* birth «if
In < Incag«« while placing with a te King Hundtor I, wm * »pp priAt'ly • ri
volver, a 7-y»*ar-old l*oy »h*>t bis n*<<l ther el rated thr ugh- ut H.»l*
ill the alaloiurn
The WoUUii Will
Grftvral K«»l»lto has tevti A|»J»>Hit«*«l
prox e (ata I
governor *4 Al’ *' j r^xiu -« . Luz-n
F.rxing iVinsh'W. secretary of the H< mp j* rt* teve te« n «>j* n* t
Anti ImjaTialist l¿rag«iv. -ay» that the
L rd R«»G rt*’ fi»r* « s hav»* occupi«*!
aliti vi |toU»i**ii xote Will be leta««li lUopiti fou tela, ami Ki'-»ii*tadt will
3.000,<MM) and 3,000,000.
lb»* Free ’•tat«- * •*■»«<
g .«-riin.'iit
Walla Walla. Wash., veterans of thr
Jamas G smith, président of ü.e
Sftolilsh \m* ri «li *ar • *nt«-mplatv or* I air gr a ¡»her# ' I’ui'ti ant an Hix« nt i
gantMing a • « up t «
n.oiod after i»f trlrgf Aphi«’ d«*xi«««. «lird Mt hl«
G«4i«*ral llrnr» W ftow!«>n
l*»u.e- iu Nrw York «.vi •!.♦
During thr :: .*. rt-g«’
•**•••’ •*- ♦*<
J«»hn H. Blair and Mi*- **«»iiii-r-«*it mar
perry, O. !.. ite Irride fell dia l.
Throughout Illinois, Micnigan, ln li*
ana, th«* »>uthw«*-t and west, the h«av*
lest anowstorm in years prevailed.
In a department st« re in San I r m-
ciwx>. two < lvrk* -t».’.«• $7,0“d from thr
salary rnxelop*s «4 thr employe«
|h*m«H*rat* of the Kentucky legiwla*
ttirv appr ¡iriat««I $IO0,(MM for detec
tion of t»o« G I’s murd« r«-r
N«*ar
Rlm-firld. W. \ a., Joseph
(«Iran, a farmer kiltel his «laughter
an i her l«»\rr am! then kill«*d himself.
Many college presidents an I pndt*ss-
W hile resisting anv«t tenute largan.
ora m«'t in < hi* ag » to form an organi a n« t‘»r|ons tram r>
«-r. wa* killed I y
sation to make uniform higher degree« an officer m Kansas < ity, Mo
and shut out « heap diplomas.
A bill to gii« w men the right t<
The stat«* business <»f Kentucky is
paralx i/* I through fa«» m t« of offi« er« vote at all elrti*n» was defeated tu the
< >hio legislature.
seeking to get c*»ntnil.
In Cbl ag’»
honww belonging to
Patrb k Mulchare a * avenger contra**
tor. w« rv bum«’«l to death in a »table.
In
Chicago
>dwar«l *
Hrex.-r,
(ormer banker, was conii<tr«l of em-
beasi I ng 9313,033.
In St. Louis. Gilet F Filley, who
In a ere. k on the Missouri Pacific
road near lml«*jw*u<lvn* e, Mo., tw»> wo fave up a fortune of over |I,?‘ hi . • >.» (••
men were killr«| atl«l other p»-r»« !»a ill* pay debt* tor whl* h he te tine respon*
«ibi» by indorsement, dirsi a poor man
Jared,
In In liana the II Ir n and steel mills
owned by the Republic Iron A "feel
Com|»uny cl* **• d m»wn on a ■ «»nut <»f an
attempt U>«*U!orre the weekly |«ay law
me I over 5.U0U men are idle.
At the age of 70 years. Rev. I dward
(,'uehing Mitchell. D I)., president of
the telami colored university, died at
Maw Orleans.
IN
SENATE.
r«al|l»g»r l«<a«r4 •*•«>•««« •>< I «irwlh
twlwsss
....... —
Washing! n. March 17 — ”t aasrrt
m *t emphatically that when the sen-
Joubert Was Hurrying t eter save 1 told ht tu I steald nt i|»4k
¿n this »abject, hr foes m't sta’.» th«
Bloemfontein.
truth “
Tbi« wa* the seti«ati<»nal retort mad»
in tn«» »mate tminy by («aliiiii !•». te a
FOUND
THE
RAILWAY
CUT
•1at«-i>irut juvt made Lx Pmr we
iten*
Aters wrte astonished and the auditors
s-A in the gal lanes quix«rr»l with excite
There had •carvwdy
» »•• meat
•lighten intimation that the «I«
would take such a turn
b*»ura the senate
F«*r nearly tho
that
te*n<!on. March 17.—It appears
haul ut> ler dis* )»' tt the bill appTO-
«thru Major Weston cut thr lailway priating 3'0 GVteM for ties F-rtt-’tit of
thereby y iti ] (be I»* pie of f Pur«to Rica«,
le rth of Bhemf**titrin. te itero!
Fairltoiiks
w h«»f far had jti»t O4> dudrd soma remarks on
t«*r<rpt«*»! GnirrsI J«»u‘«rt, wte,
from haxing retired fr -«•» tte *wm¡ air»* the toravurv, and s*-iggr«tr»l that the
was tte-n ■’•miug • uthwarT with ’,«»'*' SarllAte |»1b>CW ri I th» o tisideratl*>U of
m« n, |«tcM«utnabiy I«* • • ¡*tintemi li-* de ei« • ntive ' • inr*s.
I ’em li ng a motiou
fetise
F LaG»ratv defense wvtfhs three I»» lb xat vff* I. prtiroto x<bo ha* charge
mil*-* I« ng h*»l G « n preparad «»ut»i '«• of thr ras* <»( ex •’»•mate r Quay suggest*
tte toon
No |t«tor w Ainded w« re «»ft el that a time tw* file! h»r a x «»tv<m the
iu Hb «rm foulet it.
AA'ten a**r«1 the * <’as<
In tbe c* ur»e • f his retnark* he
r*-«M*.*n by l>*rd Rotería, Mr 1 raser intimated that certain ««mater» were
r«'pliv«l: ” fte I u»gtefs do m t like tbrx w tug olwte •*s in the » av of a tot*
fi*h, and would out rare to go t*i ( ape md indicated that GallUiger was <•!>•
Iw» n ”
■ i th«*»«* »rnat’ T«
M« ntagoe Whit«’s throat. In
he «le
<» al linger quietly rvp!ie<l
A torr; Al) I m 1 a •¡•a|»,î. that th« I
1. but
• M»*d t » I-«* heard *»n the q
I.
will sack Johani>rs(>urg •
»¡•rak.
bad m t had an »«p|* rtunit
the gì»»und. H »ecreaary,
T<» hi* wta!m,«*nt Pmr*tov r
x ery svf i«*nsly.
ATr. I
thr Xvxx 11 impxhiro *« nat
»L»!’*’ ■' ut that Prv »Klent Kruger
bmi he did l»*t Vijvct te •
.* • .G G . Il X« *rU’ d .-«•» 1 to th«* ♦<
Qu.«y «ssv
luvtantly Gi
Queftcv uf su h <x«ittlu«’t 1« regarxlc* as on his feet, ami with ex i*
showing that suffi* mit I it»- aulì ti
and wi’h gr«’Mt tehameiirv
teen tak< n.
fttetve quoted.
the
fix tte time laod R<i rts rei
“1 «!««n’t kirovr whether I don’t sjeak
inthind «•>
Vaai rixvr he wdl
th» truth.” both replied Penner “»«r
(HM) men. whil
General Bui
whether th«* svn.vtor from Sew Hamp
bava 40,000.
From thv militar» ¡«»jut ahir*« fail«*«! te tell mr the truth ’’
of view tte «riti«*» li' ■w thiuk Itero is
Galling«’r rrt«»rtel that th«* whole
m>thing t«> fvar
proc «-tod mg of I’mroiH» »«« unmanly
A dispai*’^ bo !te
and «-ti «th I.;« r ■. •
Lrurancn Marquas,
I t«’ r!r’ «tv on thv a; propnation Bill
saya that strong c*iwmian*!«»
«texviopvd 4iff«-n*ti*'<* «»I «»pinion, a «
ing At Warrrntoo» wter
J n *, <d krkansa* • ff«'r»*d a *u*!ititutr
Stater* ar«’ going to make s
for the m«*4t«>urv a bill to roturo the
dutira to ttte i* who had J «a id them, and
«>•'«•«•■ « »•»••••! th*’ l»i*ng<'
providing for abroltite free traue be
Ia»nd«>n, Maroh 17.—Ite frat /
end Puerto
ha* r»*«*ri\«*l th«* following from Lord tarsn tha Cnited >t «t»
1 Itoeti di»|SHM*«l
Ro! • rt«
“Bl«M*mfotttvin. Mar-h 1 7 — < .vivrai of when Che t^m*x' case wa us <a 1 l»*«l up.
««afaerr .-ro««ed tte < »rung«* rix« r Albi
! he Dist ici ofi'uinmbiM appropria
««ccupit*! Brthnli«’ tbi* m*>«mng
t. <i 1 id. earning !• '• **. G*
wm »
<«varrai Reginald Pole Carew, with
1
I »‘-»‘'I I y th»» h«*u»«* today, sud a!«** a
m«*n "f the guard* I rs. '.•*, tWO I ill granting th«* a! an«l<'fiv<l I ri Haye»
gun» and a •mall lody of mount* d I in* itu'.ltarx re^-rx atn»n to the state of
fantry, b it terr Hl thr •• trai»*.* this Kalma* ! r au «*x ; « rimmlrtl station and
morning to join ham!* will» * o u *-« a I u«>rnial sch«w>l p'irj»»««•’*.
II«
Gafavr»* an I General <1* • n’*
l’irkliur«t «•«« Ihrlr FrarM.
M
had piA»sv<l pa'thany by 4 P» P
X« w York. March 17.— I In* Rev
w ithout »riveting with r»p|s**lti’»n. hat*
Parkhurst
and
superintendent
ing I**« n »I Ir U» supply h*»:n hi* tr** ¡»» Dr
engine »Iriver«, firemen, fitter*, muid* I'mrr. of the society for the Pr«’\« nti<*n
of < rim«*, will go Itoiore th«* grand jury
era, smiths, cArtM-ntvrs. «-(•■.”
today with vvtdrnrv that I* rx|a‘* t* d to
EIGHT
NT W WARSHIPS
show that l*»«!v h**xx it h«ia te*«’tt i««**i-
bl«’, und«’r th»* avstem «•( official pr*»-
l*r*»«l«lrl fur 1«« >«»•! X iii»« ••!»» liti ion
!• ti *u. for g.»m 1* r* t fl »ri»h in X.-w
Rill.
York.
Xvith«-r Mr Burr m i Dr Park*
Washington. March 17 —The h'-UM* b ir-t woiih! *ay I i-t night j»i**t wh..t
r»»mniltt«*«* on natal affairs row. be I ;l thv lin«' - f this ■ . ldunce wm -«. hut tb« x
definite and final «Irci-ion today H* to inti .-«t«*d that the <M>.-i«*tx »vas after th«*
the num ter of new warshi|* I
v.tmldmg «*on»mi*»i‘n and th»» oth«-r
A»tb«»rir**«| m th«* («»riln^’nimg naval p. rson- in high pte< ••* who *hare«l hi
appr»«|»riatii n bill, n* follow*
it* -f«.il*. while th«* pro-«., nth’ii of the
g.imliler* mil divv-keeper* was ooly in
oí aÌM>ut I t '»'“’ t«»ns «-Meh. to cost a ¡>- cidental to th«* mam isoic, and would
Is* m » treated.
Thrw Armored cruisers of
Ml». Il I »lit r « I t I»*'I I tlte «I f
• •nt pf.« ’ i i* ' o- »; • • -1 ad ! m»I
Chi« ago, Mar» h 17 —Th«*
rimes
(til Armor Mild ¡irmsim« nt. !<■ c«**t
Herald sais:
The ««-rxaiits of Ih.
pr«’Xlmivtelv fi.mMMHHi.
*t household "f Mr* l iiim«»ii* Hlainr MU'
Three proh’t* d « ruìrers, t>.
now working timler uiii«»n rule*.
I igllt
aboQl fl.ltl.iMH) each.
li><>
hour* - oii’-titutv a «lax'a work,
it "»* lvt«-rminvd m t t«» pi
id. a 1« «aid to h r»«* I « ch auggvstr«! 1 lo
gnutetot*. in xiew <»f the op
Mrs. Blain«* by
Pn »!«*•• e.r
Patrick
j»r»-**««l by Sr«-r*tary lx>ngHh
Gf.l-l« *. Of 1 lillbtirgh. who lectured ill
jiewvy that (.»«'neral Otis* rv
( hi a. it • sple «4 week*» a.-*
I he
chases of wrv ic«-.-«l'lr l*».«t* of
■o’lviitlst <>ff*-r«'d th
|n p * .t »n that
A* t«-r answer po-M-nt g inl«*.«l
th» re was a chance f-*r the b* (t« rm* lit
m«*nts.
The rmnmitt»'«’ «l«** i<b’d t*» imtli"rrr«x of the c* ndition of household servant«,
th«* M*cr«'tar> «4 th»’ uaxy t«» «xontra t ami *o well «Ini Mr- Blain«* n-.-ard the
(••i ar
r at a pr I * n t !•• » x « ♦•«! f I • Highestbm that she ik-ci«h*<l to adopt H
per U»Ii. I bi»» »¡»¡ hrs t«» th«' emergency in h«*r home
Ih«*
-tern «as him u/tirahnl aG»ut 10
arrn«»r, about 7. i‘ Hl tens. rv«|uirrd for
th«* Itot!teshlps Malli»', Missouri an! lav* ago. ami it is futid to have pror en
N> l**tv and club
Ohio. n<»w in Courro
«
<»f etnia tract ioti, highly sucrrssful.
and not lo thè X «•* A* ' 1S M iti» >rix«* ! Init women are highly liitrrr*t«*«l In Mra.
not Is-gun, ib>r te those contemplatoci Blaine’s experiment, ami if it continue«
t«» work well, th« plan may te Quite
bx th» pri'M ut bill.
The qurstion <»f ah« athing «hip«, g* nerally ad *ptel.
td<liN>n (* bland, prv»i>1«*nt of the
Tte Arm«tr ng *t»« l Works, at Flint.
lull*! Dn.l ‘ mj^iiiv, an tr*
-r» r . ! Mi«’h . burned with a
«—timab’d
tha ItoTtin A UiLtid Powder < <>m¡i»in. al |I3O. (HK>.
(»olibn«' brewery an*!
di«l in X« XV York, aged ftV yearn.
cooper shop, adja «"Ut t-> th»* st«'« 1 w«»rk«
The *cboon«*r Lila and Matti* wa» were ate» destroys!
wr«-ck« d «»li I illatm»”k T«ar. G*ing Mown
Patrick I gin. n-nnin-trr !•* < hili.
ashore while trying t*> get out of the au »! ci• president <•( the Irish National which haa rwritvd much interest in
i»ay.
Hie v«»«*vl will be a total wreck F'edvration, ha« written a fi tter in n.-ixal circlr» of late, waw «1« termin«*«!
v a<l *ptnig a pi«»vi»i’*n leaxing thè
Puerto» Ri« mos must l«e fed for n.aux which hr «ays that **’» |«vr «'ent «4 thv «|ur»ti«<n of shrathing to tbv «li»« rvti»*ii
tm»iitbs x«-t
In th«* center of the Irish |M*- j»le dialik»* Q ;,‘, n \ i t ria
<»f thè MH’O'tary of th«* n«iy
Prior u>
island there i» nothing u at and fruit
M Pn* r. Idah. Indian Xgmt Myi- n, th» actt«m on tte till, Natal (’on-
c annot be ba I for from two to i«»ur
leased 7n«i,m»«» acr«'s of g«»vvnmrnt land •truci«* < a|»p* w ho MTved with Ad-
in» »nth«.
ou thr t’intah rowr vat ion t«» I «*t«-rii mirai Itowey in tbe Philippine*, w M
The Portiigu- -e authoriti»-* at L*u- Ctah !!•• kiiia*t«,»i*.
H»
Ih«* 1« «••■■• ruu fl'*- henrd on the sheathing quesliou.
r«'Hi*o Marq >••», at thr n-q«i«**l of Gnat years, and thvAUv unt inx« !•■ d I» fl** • urge»! tn ¡»artivuiar that ve**«-G t«» te
Britain, have arn*»t<-«1 four Germans (MX), wbfi h g» «-•» !•• tte Cintah lmh«n«
u*ód in fitrrign wrxiito should ba
ls>uud (or Pretoria, with arm» and let*
shrathr«!, as forvigli dryd«»cki were n< i
Rev. I if I »»a. Meyer Wlar erb* Hhrat- al watt ax ai labi«*.
t< r- of introducti ’ii from Ihr Leyds.
He
r»d hl* Mist birthdav at Cin« iniiati
*■ ;!:! Out *-’• Ih«* I*««H«•»•».¡w
Prrmi-»i,»ti to do general bti»im**s tn I«» the oldest rabbi Hi ¡o lix«« m rxi« »r m
*-nn
Fruncido,
Mar* h
17.
Iba
JajMli ha* leen rvfu*«-«l (HI forvigli lii- the I’nilot! .‘'tat«-*.
Dr. \S lor w*u» i lorn
Company will relin
»iiran.-e
i'ompaiit« •», most <d them in Mringrub, Rohrmia. March IL b- .them P h - ih
American Japam-w officials -tat«- that IklV. Alter more than lialf a ««*nturi quish all Interest m th«* Pullman «-arw
this r* ■ ts
m th*- fact that their .ip- spent in America h** »lauds t«*day at «•ti ite sx stem April I.
It wa«utficially
pli«'ati -ns lian- (ailed to comply with the head of th«* Rr(»*rin Jews of th«* .mn in* •■<! t- 4ax tliat a n»-w tx ntra< t
t> s g »-li enter«*! mt** l«-tw«-en ti»a
th«* Ja|mii«*-v insurance laws.
country.
Southern Pa< ih- and the Pullman Coni*
It I* proLitblv that the »amiig I hi*
President W’h«*»4«-r b i*» HtittoutH* I t- pianx w livre! v tic* latter will acquire
m *v longs In han I rail« taco will t«r Ihc reg* nt-
th«* ITliirrslty • 4 < all
|«x p«irchato- all «d th»* «on.¡Minx 's «*l«*»-j»-
brought together h«r the pui !■••«* of foriiia that ♦ \j«rG **f a kic xx <• !g« <!
|t g « ar h tri« »ts and will in futur»
effecting a |e.«i’rful M ttlrifirnt of the repute Haxe G-« n vitj »,«-<| !■• make • x
epratr sleeping ars ou r thr Southern
difficulties which caused the death «»f caxjith'Us and < xplorat < n» in ¡»art» « *
Pa« iüc hm s. under a mileage arrange-
three proiiilm»nt < him--« wthm th«* »*t the World rich With < :: * - * MU' :• ht
wnt similar to that existing on all thr
two we» k*.
I h«* W ih ring ami Mn ¡rannng
The entire • vp«-n» - ♦»( th«* other tug railroad systems of thr .■•»un
Stiev Ying tong* have Gen amned work will Iw la»rn» bx Mrs. lTi«»v5 •* A.
try.
I bv price ¡»lid bv the Pullmau
again-t the **m i Sing tonga, an I w hile Hear*!
In Fgxpt. Dr <•«' *g«- Rei-t.er (*om]mti\ 1» salt! to la* 11
the former organisations started th«* will haw charge of th«* exp;«»rati« n*
shooting, th«* latter n-taliat«*«l in s ter The maU-ri.il» colic. t«-»l bx the«** scien
Houston. Tei., March
I
rible way a wwk ag»*. when two prom tiste will la* plac«d in th«- kr«’h4»-**l’’gi- night and t«-«lay sii«>* fell ill Xorth
lumt mein ter- of the ßrat na nie» I p»ng « al muwum l»» I » « st «! In ¡» I ut I • ; ik «
|«*ias. rvt«*n«hng a* far F«*ulh a* Waco,
were phot d«»wti tu th» ir pia* ra of huât* ley.
•«luivthing netrr kt>«>wu brfotw.
WM.
At Cripple Cn-rk. Col .th** I <*bruary
333,700.
output of gold was
TALK
II ■"*« > m « i«o* • <toMte«nala I Ine.
**aii Praio'G« «’. March 171>
H.
Hodgson. g«-m rai manager of the Ferro*
< arrlll < «*n*trral de Guatemala, hsw ar
rived here
Hr is t“ meet Collis P
Huntington her«- tie it month rrlatixe
to au evteii-* >n of the Gustrmnla Ceu-
trai railroad from Guatemala riti **w»t
to the ttlstitl«’ coast.
Mr Hunllng-
t«*n Is the presi lent ami owner of the
n*ad, which is now
ratol from han
J« -e, a ji *rt on the Pacific «wail, vast
to Guatemala city.
VI ill < hang* Ila Reals.
Minimapohs, March I«.—The Great
>rth«*rn has deckled to aland, n over
» miles <4 it» line in Western Mon*
ita. building nearly as mn h new
track in order to avoid rom» bad grade»
an*l marehr»
W< rk will begin as «won
as the weather will permit
The new
line leave« th» old one «everal mil«*
w««at «•( Kall«|<eli, and white following
In a general way the court» of the old
line climbs up into the upland«,
II
will rejoin the old line at Libby •tal
all station« I»»tween that point and
Kalispell will te luiased.
AN
EDICT
AGAINST
HATS.
»
“Tutte ( itlsms ««( Asteria
hi
vi* xx of Ih«* (.4. t tn.«t tf.vv ha* Lwn an
authriitiv <«.•«* *»f th«* pingue m Chitin-
town in San Francis**«», and th« < bi
li«— ar«* < on*tat tlx - ming ft* tn iter«
t* otn» r « iti«*« « ii ibi* coa-t, ami in
VirW a !»»‘ that th»* ¡»lagne m»w ex i-t* in
agr« at!y increa»v>l uumter of |<»rt< of
thè Paci!! «• <•<■«• a Il fr»4ii xvhich tesar!*
ar»* o»ti»t«ni!x r«>mmg lo thè ¡Mirt* •>!
Ibi* >*»a*t. and in vivw atei of ih«* fa t
that rat* takr this di*» .«se im r** «maily
th »n man and aro g»-m-rally thè tirsi to
take il m any p rt, ami Iteli gite it U>
man. ami in tirw of thv fa< t that Ibr
dÌM*a«*e«1 rat* < annoi te ted ile«! in case
of mi « pi ■'• •t*.ì» . thrrvf« rv 1 think il
pr«»¡sT that th«' Jw pie >h *uld te waril«-«l
te kill thr rata by trappmg or otter
wte*. wnhout delay, a» a mattvr of «rU
and ¡»ubile prof«* iloti
Ibi» I r«»n»i*iri
of grrat Uhp»rlatice, nini 1 b<*|« il will
te »Ione iminedlAtvly, ahilé thr couftcil
will ad«»pt «»Iter nisour«’« «*alrulatr«l
lo preveut thr mtr>lu tiou <»f thè «lis-
ro».
”1* \ EC BF li<»MAX, Mayor “
BOt«
At ihr M ÜMMepnlia cullegw of agri
culture 3.» girla are studyiug «cieotific
farm mg.
W»el«Mg
X>i4«a>*»«4 t» «
M w « b I«<» W ».l«v
Filipino War Is Almost at
an End
DOING
TROOPS
Usnsrel
GOOD
WORK
XX heeler.
Are W« «•t«r»4
*
Mar. h
AV a »F h ngt* n.
13 —< tenerwl
ji»«t*ph W towlef am » »*d in th* city ibis
Ile weiit ovvi
m >rnmg ft*m Atlanta
to tte war «1e¡*»rtnirnt thk aftMnMMMB.
In tte altern • •»! *MM*re<art R«a«t Iw* re-
p»trtr»l formally te Adjutant < «• imral
< orbin. thus * ■mpGlng with tu» «»r«lrr
trmn tte 4»| «rtment whh h T«t ghl
The genera! wm * iti
him te »m Manila
ite uniform <»f a Urigtolter getterai of
II» |«»*ik»«d thè
tte toluntwr am n*
picture of hr«Ith. 1 ! et ter tbati wbrB he
left \\ asbmgtoii foi r Manila.
He gaxe Gvurral C»qr**it> a I rivi de*
aerlptioft «»f Ih» »«•ndition* in Lnaon
Hr insiste I that thv war i* *»xet, an«l
that nothing m««rv 1« t- • bv «!• h« • l‘ «*pt
to run dowu a !vw gu ri la* sml icr»’g-
tifar»
Tbere
i» ditfiv
difbclutx Hi th:« w«»rk.
TTrnre is
Alld th*
th« fW
re la «lahger. t«»o, luti
he «sid. and
ite prom-eutioti is le t “war.” AmT-us-
• a«!«-« wvrr frequent and annoy mg. ami
it «• a* m*t «* a * v t*> teli wt»«’thvr tl»<- bid-
«le11 f»to w»s sto lig «>F arrak.
I hr**v
mrji In I tew*n mi*takm I X A «* mjtoliv
in aumv ra»«**
Ih» generai sai«l that thr Imrri an
troop» are d*»ing splrtidid w«' rk ti»ere
1 h«*y are round and hralthy and it.
quii«* as g«H *l shA|»* »• th«’Y '» ould l«e
at la «tur. rugagli in «un iter »•» k I* e.
fdii* 1« «iwing in a •«.«■• iit-r tothe ci-
celi«-nt « M»r ter til«'ir invìi »-xbiblt***| by
off!« rr<*. ami te thv watchful j rw au-
ti ti* ••( thè staff of tbe army
OPEN
TO
IH .»r ittf.»«« t«> i n II*«
I iimii I
I Hi
■
•
Ì
!
i
!
I
■
’
CAPE
fh«<o«gl» Il «Il • •••«»
<•! !«»»• .
tei
M f
‘
! •
ì
•
ha a *«nt thv t-dtexxing di-patch !•» thè
war office
Hhroi :■ oteifii ’ March I I
• •vn«-*’»*!
t Ivnmnt* . r> ••*«••! the < »range rixer vv-»*
tvrday.
Iir|«airs to th«* railway bridge
nt N«»rval‘» P«»nt L ax ** cHtiiti>«*H«'ol. »u«i
lt xx ili ah* ri ir bv ready for truffi«’. Gm-
era! Itele-Carew telegraph« hi* arrix »I
al ."»pringtent« in. m » that PJ«tomfi»ut«*in
nuw i* practfiAlly in rail c« »mmuuica-
ito» with ( 'a|M* l«»w n
**.My prò» lnnHilt»»ii is alreadx hnx log
bet eral hundre«!
all rxc«-||«*nt vff«*« t
burghrrs fiat«’ «’•¡»r»'** ted their intention
t*» aurrendvr th* ir arm« and >««turn t««
the resident e«»in-
thrir oc*-u|mtiotis
mi**v »n«r of I'.a-utuland r« |« rt* that
suo liorrs lat«-!v armed
arrix«'«! fn»m
from I Bloem*
fontrin. and that a furthvr ■• nting>ut
froui Aliwal X r:b xxa* otlly Wailitig t«>
kn«»w th«* t« rtu* of mv ¡>t ’>-!amatl«>n t«»
MtirTrmirr.
rb» x had retti«« 4 t * attrlid
,i • : •. • l . . t 1 . ’
t
•
i II» -i-
dvilt bU-x U had *umtn«-n«4 ttem
EXPLOSIONA! BLAST FURNACE
<>««■• V!a»> tiitlrrljr < rmowlr-l «toi four
«»I lo r« IriJtH rri.
Pitt*bt»' ..*, Mar* h ¡‘J - By the Gil «4
th« Monongah« 11 Iornai'»
a “hung”
ut MrKer« ¡»•rt to»lay <>u * man w as x*re
mat«- 1, tw« « were fa tally bamed am!
t w <» other » were Trolly injure«!, « »4*0.
Martin is thr crrin«itr«l man. < •«•>.
Curvali <»nd hrdnex Ja k*«>ii *«• r- s«i
'icily I urm-l that th«ir r« •• * • rx >- mi*
I« »fililo M«-ph«-n *’(• ' , x-ki ««ml J- hi
Borcn» « k were ba lly burn d. but will
recover.
I xph «Ln* of this character ar«» frv-
qm-nt ill thl- *• * ti’ ii, l it til* ¡c
luta
«li-.«PIWMran«•** <*( Martin I* nd« an air
• 4 ii.xsl«rv to th«' Affair.
Ihr«-«* hull*
«lr«-l ten* of m«»lt«-n or«*, v*k«- uni mill-
era!« urfd m thv production «4 • ig tr* n
la • amv fa*! m th«' furino «'. and Martin
Alni Curvali, a* t*»p filh’r*. trivi t*» dis
lodge it. Suddenly th»’ entire ma *
h*||, «XMnprt-ssing thr ga* t*l«»w and
a
rr.’ exp
Xot a Tract* of Martin « U»dy « an te
found. ('utVAii. when di*c . «-rvd was
In a homi»!»' «hapr, and « an hardly It »
until morning.
The otter invìi wte
xv« r»* at thr l»'tt«»iii of thr funiacv. far»**l
*oim* tetter. Tut Jack* n i* •> bally
liurn.-<l that ills rv»’ox« r»’ is next to mi-
¡•»SMildr.
Fr««< I’uerl«» Hire«««.
Waahiugton, March l‘> «—Five hun*
drvd tofts of rie«*, ctalhsh ami !«a«-«*ti
w«-rv «hi p) if I on a tran*|««rt to Puerto
lUco today bv the w ar d«-|at rtlovnt to
ndirxe th»« suffering.
Die ahipmrnt
I» ma«te in ir»|s»use to an appeal some
time ago from General George Daivs. i
military g'*»rru r «»I Puerto liic«», to
a* ting '-«•«•retary of Htate Mvikrljohn.
for aid f«»r »tarxiiig Puerto Rican»
i »»neral Daxl»’ letter «lepivta an aw
ful »ituatiun oil the island. Hr ex
plained that hr intemifl to discontinue
tlir distribution «»( I’ sm I th«* hr-t ♦*( the
month, but ««wing to the
he
a»k«««| for thia shipment. He al«»<> says
that it is im|M*rati r that a further
shipment <»f 500 tolls of ih«* «atiie arti*
made on tie* n« xt tran-|i«»rt fol
lowing this shipment.
> ire in a 'I «•«•rhSirUk town,
H'dkint li. Ma— . Mar-h 17 - Fira
•!• etmvrd live of the G-«t bush»«*» build*
in»*« in this i dare Imlay.
the I* •• is
•--limatesi at f . *• 1M>O to 9 loo, Hl.
««UMllr- tinnir r fur «III«.
I'lagut* situati««» st *««4n«i>.
•^sii Fnm<i»vo. March lu
( attain
«. W., Mnreh 13 —
«-*’*5ncT X
A thither death from but« me plague has Char¡«»s D Palmer, wh<» ha» Gen »ta
M Ctirrwl hero, ami la*» fresh - ases hair ti ted iu < hi« ago »ill «* 1 lie I*» «*. MS
a«Mi**tant «¡uartermaster «>( the «I»-part
developed.
ito-nt • f the lak«**». - tils for Manila to
ItHnliurr t4« t««rjr Itosir«»y•>«<.
day
lie will act «» .«»»istalli Quarter*
Muskegon March 17. —Fire tonight master on General <»tis’ staff
drstmved the “atis A Mai well fumi-
l erhn. Mar h In —Herr von Futi*
tur«' fa« t rv at Pentwater.
1 he loss i*
kamer, ri-vice presi lent of the Prua-
estimated at $3 i *O3H h ).
• iati n-iii>atry. and b «>ther-in law of
Pr «¡«rity nerds mora |»rey»r than Prime Bismarck. is dead al Varxiu,
aged 71 years.
adversity.
Ths Trnnr*»r*.«n« I'rutovt.
Chicag*’. Mar« h 17.—• A »|«vctel to
the Record from Nashville, Tenn ,
say»: The hotiM* of ths t*4lgatc-k«*e|s-r
on the 'loulil Pleasant and Lolumtua
Turnpike, near Mount Pleasant ha*
Itoeti t**rn to plroe« by 100 «riusi u»en
Ilia tollgate *k«*spsre who ha« I l*ern
warned, «w<a|ie*l before the arrixal of
the mob. The toll gate had !«• n erect*
ed re»aulir, dr«pite a |*>pular protest
made against it.
M
«Isw
SVMI’ATH
Kellrf Hill l,«««H.
Washingt-m. Mar h I m — tfter a dé
bat» at tim«*- piritt-d. vOvinllng <ner
jsirts of two day*, the •enat«* t« «lay
passed tbe Puerto Rican relief appro
priation bill. As |m«s«-<l. the mrasurw
carries
the p *-*i«lent bring
anthona«*«l te use that «um “for public
education, i olili work* sn «»tber gov*
emmental and public jnirj»‘•rs’' in
Puerto Rico
Allen offered and amend
ment to tha bill dr< Iann< that the «*<»u*
»titution »itetela over Puerto Rico by
its own force, but it was h el by the
decisive ivh of 36 tv 17.
:
X»w V rk March l» — The re was a
meeting of Boer sympathller* at C<w per
Manufacturers and Machin
Cnu’0 touight at which George H
Hce«en prr»l>lvd
Montagli» W hit«* thr
ists Are at War.
Boer rv} rasentati*», J hn !
Mulhul*
ati«! and P l. \Vr»*vls. a rej rv*vlita
live <»f th» (»ränge F rv* State, madv
A GENERAL STRIKE ORDEPEG
• prv» hr». Mr Asti lloeseU prv|div*ir«t
that “m t uutll all thè B*« rs aro tn
tteir gratis or all ite F ngllah ate in
O III %JTe« « |«M» »'» W •• kitiri. • »*»• » •
Hight will tte war beover.’*
t*«4 Î a r«..»< h”Mt <hr I »»Hol Slates
Rrfrrnng V» bis intvrx lew with r-
a>>4 Ma» He«rb Oil»«« « «wtttries
gar«! t*‘ tbe probatdr«tru* ti«»n <4
Johannesburg by thr lAoer». te sald*
*0*
Chicago, March - ‘ - Mter tbe
“A nailon making war esund pro-
fr rm«*v ltotw«*« n n• preseti te tIVva <»f the
vl<le a draw ing t»«*m (or its enemy
Thr Boera w*
*1 ueither have |o»t i*, r Internati* nal \•*•>• !«: i n ¡4 M '■ hlttlsta
All»! thv A<hninl»t rati x i v ( • net I of the
gaiiH-«1 by thr «lestru« tl*»n of Bl rm l»*U
Association»
trtn, |>ut Ihr aw of dohaiih«-«»! »-rg is X allottai Metal Tra«
«fiffrrrnt. a* it wuufil pf>»ti«le •plrU’liil vn<ted at !<* 30 ibis moro ng. President
terrsek •«'*■'4i»Hi«*lali**ii fi r th«* Hfitish. J a tu»*» o’Cminrli. i 4 th* t.ni' tt. •••»?»• I
and Ly rva«»>u «*( it* locali1 n an.I <«thrr that strlkvs wowld te* .ill«* I immediate*
advantagr» an intaluaL!» ' a •«* (*»i opr* ly in all parta **f th* I nitv ! Mat«*« and
< aiuola.
bux’h sink«’* xx ill in »«»lx*
altee.“
|OO »«OO mrn aud ca ;l«> te »but »l**w 11
A« tu thr raported «tat *.»rnt '
(or an indefinite ¡to«i«u| plant» bating
l’r:ti*»h that Frasttlvnt Kruger w<
of millions »4
ah aggregate rap scitv
hrfil !<-» sona II» r«to|«»u»ibfi* f»»r any
rou!•!«** are F*-
dolters
< hi- ag*
•irti liuti of pn-jtort« hv said.
vmrtit, which
”Prv»l«lrnt Krugef Ls wrll aLle te s|w‘U»|Me ter thv
i* th«* grinral
lakv eure of bim*«df, and if hr t n *t. I te rxpvctv«l te |
re II nt fot
mAvhinista’ strtke
«all «¡-’n x* u t<* takr «are «d bili»
hr M ichiutsta
Mr Wv<*els
Wv«se »¡« kv brtefiv. ttogiOfting tliv (act that Ir i .«-ri
’ strike» that
with a refer«’ ftce l«* thv rot creare with Cnfoti rrfu»«*
’«»hitul.ua, <>.,
whi. h the D •vr* r»v«r'l tteir w«»nirti. n**xv et lai in t Til
manufacturers
ami Ine fa. I that the w mm hat t» ItoVtt and Pater»«*ti
fighting in the tranche*. He «Irderwd Alld leader», it I* Ito! irx« I. u<-ul i hate
.-r* * im nl and
tte |Ua rs had «!«'motì*trat«*»! and WUftbl roti«» t<» all ami«*ablv
<l»n»«*nstrwt«* thvir right an i filli«' A lo ari itrati- n woiibl l«axe I» « ti )ta*rmati*
rutlv rstafih»h«'4 bvtw»*n tte Naimtial
g» »«-rii ttetnsvltss.
II«« «'llArwd
i
Fug
land with su| pl wing the natlvr* w ith Meta! 1 rad*** I«*»-ciati •n and th«* Int* r
guns to use again*! tte D-itch, with national 1*^-» lai Jon «»f Machinists.
rhe m«Mnter* ul th«' «'t* * uti »•« tearo
(al«i(vmg the survey», in r I« r t » get
f th* M^'hinl»!«’ Vi» • m, h’lwwvr. ro*
I»
11 of thr JlAim ml 1 fields. Willi
and ! fuse«! to call ».ff thr 4 lidrago *t»i* • a*
miMi«ing the natile» and 1 P- ers
th« v devlaJrd that it t b« y d I. th«»
with otter r» prvtensibir 1 ■
tuicluded With an appeal 1 that A h enc » ‘ Chicago fixai »ini* n w«< . ! * • dr (t«*ttt
A • ;i
Ite IntrrTiati1 rial \s- • •iati* n
mirrarne |o *t»»p ho-»tiH»!i ,«<• and rr|t« r
1 nr« I» an thr rof’t«al «»f thr mach inis! • t!o «’1»»! the
4te«l the »tatemvut th-’ »!
I t*» the nuiute'tur-
nation* x*- ul«l ha»«* int*r»rn«‘«l if thex
ulti . ¿turn to th«»
had I t known h. a tn»* Cutte«! -tat« *
• 4i th. ir refusal to
• tan Is.
THE
< URAN
PRO U E M
Before Irax log th«' •■»•ms in *hl* h
thr joint c* n(»-roti»’«* was teiug 1teld.
pf«'»ii!«’ttt James •> <*«mn«4l. »»I th«’ lu
tcrnation.il Cnì* «». <!*•- .»r»d that tte
uiih-ti w ubì lagni imi«-v.liatvly t«> cali
Th«
strikes in all ¡«art« of tte country
first d thrw« strikrs u il
; Clex lami
After all t
■ «hall bave Itovii lital »ip,
caltel in thv machltiv *
railnrol* Hi thè •oc.titrx
After meeting iti ••■¡♦'rat*' Confer-
rii-•*», all tte aitvru*« *n. th«- mannfa- I-
urnrw an«! th« lal**r b' . .« r*, I »'gan a
ut which the
y*mt meeting at h P. M
to th* ma*
niMiiu far turvr* «»ibmi'.t
arbitration.
chiniate a projs»*al fi
Thvy a*kv I Ihal ull *tr «M« Mild Io. k
«»ut» ì<e ca !!«*! off ¡tornili
th«- .irl itra*
a r«»nim ilttoo
tloii <•( tte dirtlcultir» b
I • • * ! t h«' ta»»
n«nsi*tiug «»f tte p»«••»
tr<
organila!l«»li« Alvi twi»
•adì «vo lati n. u ho*»*
U •ball
la* A«vrptr»l a * final,
th* two
< >11 thr StoOorkl proporli
T te later
a «a»» lati1 n- w» r«* imitvd
ti
tte first
;
propositi ft and MtbmitH I A
itratl«»!!
fi»r Immediate an i «vjarat
Ibis th»*
4 tte i hicagu difflvr.lth «
manufacturvr* rwhirol to ra t i i ». a fv I
• th «ld«’S
thè • «•u(« rvn<to br*>kr up
» Í* r al
making what aim unlv»! t
■ Inration
d**clarati>ut of war.
Th®
threat»
<»t machiiii«!* t*- k tHss fori . •
of ali internati* nal «tnk«- s
id. nt < >’< «»mieli ami <>rg> nutror R «*•*•!.
profetiteli
The mAtiu far t urerw thvi
thrir *tdr of th«* qnrstlon in a art of
»»it«’ I that
re*»*'»'.tiou* in whi. h thvy dor
i
*’thv terni «»! joint agr«*vm< «■nt this day
n<lmihis-
unaiilm*>uslx a«b«ptr«l Ly I
tratlito «*«>unc|| of thv National Mvtal
l'radvs A sm «* iat:• *n uni pr*•-»ent«--1 to
thè • treuti «*•■!?: ' I*rs of the Interna*
tiuiial \•■• • iati* n « f MachtiHwts is the
ts**t and ntily p <'|«**iti«m
Qawilkm which thè
»•I «to A*sn
Xatidial M« fai 4 rad«**
A - •« « iation has
t«> in.«k
«mi t * t t G-
» h t«-<* «g » t n
j*' • - •■ut' th» • u i» • • * nt * i tl»»’ ♦ x» < 'iti x e
committ««* t • thè Ini* ruati nal A*««» ia*
Iloti '•! Ma liHil-t« and r«-pj«'sts ttelU
M, vvpt thv •.««io* I v «fhxiiig thvir
«e' cial «ignat r» •
n» tif\ thrm that
thla a*- viali»4j I* r«-a«ly !<• *ign thè
agr«tom»-nt j«*intlx with ttem.”
Ho* Hiiion of Ih«* lnt»'rnaiioii,»| A«*«»-
ciaf ioti - t Machiniet* m« l I“« ìmx and in-
«|. i*v*| th- action ••! thv od ■ « r*.
In vi- vs i»f thè failtir«- «»f all vffort»
fi*r ’a -« ttlroi« nt
( thv ittachini’»tk*
«trik«*. \at; ì »! Po l’L al lam« * > < « n-
m 11 HUnoun-•■ | b f»i, i»' rial th«’ I »H
<l« tal* of piali* f*»r caliing a ttali<»ttnl
• trite thi* w«’rk *>f 7“ "■"• uni n ma Tuti-
|«| m w»*fto G-ing p r •• !« I
Mr <>‘C«»n-
Urli had ¡»ut him * ! In ■ .iniiiii .iti »il
during th*- ax uith tte- !•> al untoti« ni
-« «Tai <4 th«' 11.” Ili«’1 I a-f ami W»*t.
Ile «h-t larr* that «Il l* in t .idim *• ter
a , • n« rei aalk • > l I* r» Aprii I.
T»fr«»rlt«"<l h> t;rgHlal««r«.
Atlanta. Ga . Mar h Hi — \ •¡-•• lai
to thè <'«»n*titutl"ii freni < olumbia. >.
( . «axs.
Iti»’ -tation rt.-vnt imi »»th« r
citiarns <»f X«» vv «* m , < irangrLnrg «’«»’ititv,
teb’graphr«| th» g- -rii- r at midnighl
l»*gging ter tr**»j»* to pr’*t« < i th* tu fono
whit«j r«*gtilatore, who hadtwi*'** vtsltvd
tte town. L«'at th«' p«oph-, whit»* and
black, and pn»tnlse«| t«> return t«»m«»r-
row ami kill ttem.
Work «»n thv •nr*
roumhng tarma ha» l««n -t«»j|M I and
|to»«pte «Inveii from thrir Imsine** The
gox«-rt>or tv|rgraph»«l tbe *h«-riff !«» ride
a* rosa tte ««»untry with a p •**«• and
gl.e prot«*>tl"n tinti! t»«s ,»* <«>uld la»
«•nt tomoir*-W if m • •!’• I.
%% Ill Mr l«kr«. Ip XV h«>« tur t l.i Iti» •• I«
llul ufthr XX « »
Xrw Y*»rk. Mat h l‘>
\ •I»»'« lai to
«av*
the Time« from Washington
Four wr k« hru* r, the v« ar all *t%rd ‘ y
the Irra!* of peace with (miti for the
* i<lr
>|miii«h inhabitant* *d ( uia to
whvthvr th«*x w ill be < aban «»r '»¡•ani«h
Immvdla Irlv
ritiarns will expire.
aft* r thill date. \ pt 11 I II» according i<»
the pirtii Igni do* n Ly the A«!mfTL«tr i-
prvartit «tvs-
lK4l st th»- • 1‘enil»^ oí the
I
Moti <»f ctingres* prv|toratc •ns are to la*
ma»!r f«»r thv bolding *4 muilK'liwtl rIre-
ti«»h* »lid uitlmatvlv for th»' »drctiuli of
a reft»« lltioti Whi« h will de» i«le up»»n
I«»
thv < ni an form «»( government.
*r«hlig I«»
th«*
that g« ' x t’rnuii'iit, a
Original ¡«r*<rgramm«*> thv Coiled b tai«'*
i* to «tir’vti ‘«*r tte •• ntrolt4 th*' i*Gm!
Wbvth« r that ¡»ro-gramme will l<* ■ ar
r.< . «ut in lt» «utir’tv c«nm ’ ••rt.«iifi'*
I r •ai>l.
Ih«*
he »«
«v ” ’ i.«te
i.ite r«»mmlttee
committ«v **n
i ti' aii affair« h«»» the n >«tt«-r • ,*u»’ it
Tins plan was **r|iator Foraker -, ami
h«* »• t'u«v«l th»* c«»ujM-nt of th«* admltiis-
tration to it Mt a time when l«»w vrfnl
■
interests were con ten ling for A differ*
mt j»dicy, and when th« y bad I pr-
I • «• • «
gtttotofd mi far that the plan
. ;.:: Hl • d
th* Lu
• • 1
p”’*
«{«•ill’s plan, benator F'»*rakei
¡« lit that it will 1»e a | te l
it is
why
uii«lrr»t<»»«l that this is th«* r«*.
t mtn«* liete
I»«* is so anxious (*»r
adoplbtli of a eivll goxernmvut for
Puerto Ri< o. w ith or without a tai iff
aun«-x.
11« wants Pm r*«> III* »» • t of
the WMV, It Is -aid. ill It!«.*’ !• r the I I
gvr < uban pr«ddrm t«> huxr a tr»»1 Lvl I.
In»*
Kvuator Piatt. «»( ( « fin*' li» t
startv«l for t uba with x’lmloni tl lrfih
'*«-nat» r I'I a t is chairman
and Teller
of veunmittee <m relations xftith Cuis»,
and hr, with >vnat«’ra Al’lri* h ami
Teller, form a subcommittee which
ha» !<*«’li le «-gatcsl t*» go
g>» to
t«» < ula
ill a am!
Nothing has I»-« n
study th«* situation
said als-ut thr -turati »!> of th«* stay thv
It is uii'lvr-
three m nators w ill make
stoo»l, huwev • r. that thrtr visit refill« «
to th«* plebiscite «»f April 11.
INTt HVit W
WITH
I! O.
Humors *»r IGr tl«-t**rr«»
.l^l>«»» % »•» I *» f•»»•«»«I • <1
■ «»«I
Xrw Y**rk. March 17—* A di-patch t«»
thr Herald from Y »kohania *a* -
Mar*
qulN Ito, Ja|atiese ri-primo minister in
MU interx lrw . »al«l
“The rumor» of war betw« rn Russia
and Jajwii aro tinftuimlr«! nrw»|tojN*r
r«’j»»rt*
\n agr«-rm«-iil • vl-G !>etw«*'ti
Rus-ia and In J** li t<» th«- effect that
neither |s>vx« r alii rn- roa- h
up* n
i • I«a. am! we h»'¡«i Ttolirw that Rlissla
is »in* « r«-
T he n**w Ru’»»iau ministrr
to ('orra has »«»me to Tokio and o«lf r«
la’i ns are most fro ndly ’*
b | n * m king al** u< th«*
war. Manpii« It«» «ai»!
“The out«'ome «>( thr ■ «treggia «ill le
t«» itien-AM* I nglaii«!’* » grcatn*-«n mid
arouse new interest in th«* armies
drxehq»r<l.
whl< h her roteine» have
I
I ' gland will haxv traim i soldiers all
Over thr gh»l*r.
’* 1 he lailicy of Ja|mn is not a colonial
I he Japan* »** arm? and tiavy aro
on«*
intended to 4«-frii«l J m | m * ii ami hvr In*
t«-r«-*ts, m t f«»r <v>n»|ur«t
J«|sn has
m* ui«>nry f«»r war <»r aggran Haeui« nt.
The new devrl«»pm**nt of n>mtu«*rre in
th«’ I M“t Fenders it necee sur y for each
nation to protect it« Hitervsts with a
aboW of power.
“The present reform revolutionary
movement, “ concluded Mar«|Uis Ito.
is insignificant la* au«*» it has no lol-
lowing among the propia.“
|>eelare«
lllr !•*«•».
Xexv Orleans. March . 13.— A«lvi« «-«
from Port Limon an i Grey town by
•teamvr, say that Pr»-aident Iglesias, of
Costa Rica, ha* !<- -d a proclamation
su-p«-n<hiig the ron«*tituti n of the r»*
public an*I declaring binirolf di tat« r
until after the fhrratrnv-l In x astati <»n
th«* I »art of M orra occurs or has tern
abandoned.
New York, 'larch 30
The I*iiite«!
>Utca transp rt Burn 1« arri «1 L-ìay
from '-an Juan, Santiag«» ami Gil-ara.
with 4<i cabin |*a*s«.|ig«-rs arid ft: dis-
• burgrd and furloughe«l wddirrw, • tv.
Among the latter are |? pri«»nern and
15 guards. Th«* Huriiftido brought ulna
*s»ldirrs’ limii«-«.
¡
Manila. March
— A military com
mission st Bayaini-og ha« sentenced u*
te hanged, on March 30, two natives,
who have te«-n found guilty of mur lor*
tug their countrymen
V|..nlana Miir.l»«». Ilangetl.
S|to«ii«lt War Veterans.
faiwiston. M»»., March HI, — William
Chicago, March 13.—Tte fiocioty of
thr Army of Puerto Rico has been in* W allace Cal l« r was bange>l brrv to-lay
nirp r»t«l at ‘•¡»ringflrld, f’olotirl Frod (or the murder of T M. I: («> mid hi*
ify, •• «-r a
I’rnnitt, <»f Joliet, formerly in m n* sheep h* r l. r. in I «•• gu- ■
nistid of tte Third Illinois regiment, year ago. < alder an«1 his I r- tb« r mur-
dvr«- I the men. cremated their hndira.
being <»ne of the organiser*.
“The society will include aoldfvrw and t'W’ir McRae’s sh«*vp, numG-ring
who fought in the Puerto Rican ram* 3.000, to Illg Ilmla-r, when» they sold
pftign,*’ said Colonel Rennitt. “This them, (’aider’s brother then turned
«tat* fumisbsMt over
men In the • tale’s r\ idenca.
Puerto Rl an rampaltf11* AO<*
eipect
The.ru«! of the earth under Japan
neatly all of ttem to join the order.**____
__ comparatively thin. jrj. (ging 1 «y
must _ be
Th.
* Mcagu.
bM.Huan.ro will ba in lb. nfinfir oF’finb’lufi,’.h"?k. m
that ouontry. Ite; .» . rag»
.
i a »rar.