The Washington critic., 1889-03-14
EARLY MoRNING NEWS.
Twenty Hours on DUTY.

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| that crushed into the excursion train at
| Mud Run. Yesterday testified how he had
boou hon, NJ ,vorL for ovor tvantv bours
/ - 80 -.
pcN'ouA w "uing oruc'cs ou u"'S 'r"' ""J'
lie declared mat he had observer every
signal, but that the steam from an injector
III the can had creuteu coatihg on the
window, ana he was unable TO see ahead
unless he looked through partly-open
window ON the nreman's side ms he did,
ana saw whlte nglts NJ Muu Kun,
| which meant That everything was all right
,,o'I,. on,,,,osai Nv ''V' " wv" P''
Seeing the Sights of Londop.
The game of baseball between the chi
| cooo and All America teams was ployc1 ON
/ Iords, Cr,ck,, grounds In falkland vostor.
/ dav lorg. crowd Witnessed tbe come.
which resulted IN n victory for the An
| America Club. the seore Standing. All
| America. 2: Chicago. g. The baseball
teams drove IN the IIouse az Conmons In
| two brakes They were stonpcd nj tho
gates nv the poiico. lint when n Ind
! been explained that the Speaker
had made arrangements for them to
| Visit the House IN q body, they were
allowed 10 pass. Mr. White, secre-
tary OF the American Legation, ana the
secretary OF the speaker, showed the visit
ors through the House OF Lords AMI the
| House OF commons ana the Crypt. suDse-
quehtly' from the gallery, they listened To
hspeech ny SIR william vernon liarcourt
ana others. Inc Dean OF Westminster
mas invited the teams 10 be present al
speci service IN the Abbey ON sunday
Mr.. White mas applied TO the Master OF the
Horse Tor a special permit To visit the
/ queens STABLES. The men are amused
]
at the urbanity displayed yesterday by the
Prince OF Wales,
Heating Cars by steam.
Tho ars. oo,o,o, roc, IA, Al, pornsyivonto
49,, ,,,. - ~ 80"
n"'lroau company VI +" NC" system Vi neat
| ing passenger cars by steam was made on
special train which ran from Philadelphia to
Jersey CITY Yesterday afternoon. The trial
WAS most so,jseoc,nrv n, evorv ao,ai, and
""9 l'o9V :" o'''y uo'a',' a''
e"s ~ 80, - = a.. ~ ~ si.
Tha ,rain was no1o IN =, twe,ve cors and
har. p.os,ao,t Conr,,o II po,,or,s r,ra,
vtoo-prosidont rr,,i Tho,nson second
vioo -prosidont " nrpo,r, tho ,onorai
,,nnoaar anJ so,orat sunar,n,ondants ma
system Is The result of experiments which
have been going on for two years past at
the company's shops at Altoona under the
u,ree. 5upsrvls,on a. ar ineo oa y. Fly
Tho temncratnre Of a chr can In eos,Iv roo,
Mated and any oar an a train NAV 10 ont
of from Tho haatiug Mines withoni I,tnre
fering with the heating Of The other ears
In case Of accident In n train therc would
bo M nosaihIa danyer IN tboso an hoard as
! tbo nIpoe wnnlJ jnmediatoIy cnllonsa and
there would he mn ruah of steam 10 gold
and bYr, the nassengers The avstem bas
heen givan m. saverast tasts nm The noun
tain roads IN Tho vicinity 81 Altoona an al,
SORTS of GRADES and In ail sorts nj weather
and is ,,sefulness and praoticabilitv havc
heen thoronghlv demanstrated Iu tbe
officials OF the train exnressed Themselves
"a being comnIetelv Satisfied and well
pleased with fbe resuIt Of the test, and
steam.beatino for nossen0er cars Will nm
doubtedlv he adopted by Inc Pennsylvania
Comnanv Tho svstem has been notentoI
by Tie company.
mr., MAJ,
The war In Hayti'
Latest adyices from Hayti indicate that
on the 23d of February the Dessalines of
Legitime's force arrived of the fort OFF
Gonaires and opened fire on both the forts
OF the entrance OF the port Inc canonade
was cohtihued 1or TWO hours, curing Wnich
Time no particular damage was DONE Inc
forts returned the fire, and In short time
the Dessalines put out to sea. The sup
position Is that three well-directed shots
n m, .ie lot. s.,uch lhe inVauihg s.ea,ner.
ha m' s sI WITH. ali on hoard wy Tho Dssso.
lines foundered IL is said, OF Fort Mares.
On the 26th an order was received by mes
senger from the Minister OF war at 81.
n marcs 70 sehu out o." Troops 70 ION Sun
iiai nuihuei WY" ,,. 'eN ~ " S,r. W "
|
Leg.he , ioes , III ~ t, ch h, 1m , .ue
sonneee,on uc.mes s Ine s .mo po9us, ou,
.ney mele uri ,o paeh " V ,, Is ~
nuinoei Va nISa W. v"nun, anu NV
arns, mostly liaes, were , oapyu,eu oh Cne
eesehIng ~ .he S.si,, ~ o.oV SEA
ire was seen IRON .ae eo WI ~ WI sou' "
mnIu anu a. ou. " " on ~
names. INC IRE was s.areeu py .he sou y,
cru people, VINO ~ Unoe a ,h S,',, w.
pIaec' appears .nat On VIC Sout i
SnS P osSo1s' IN, VI 1uus '.,s.,
,ncy .rea. Gu .he peopie MY phuiS' par''c"
'"'iS 'ne "ohieh anu eniiuioh
"reh, Farneii meeting
ST. James han was crowded WIN pcopl'
ias' evening anxious 10 near MI rarneii
speech MI morley Presiueu' MI rarhel
received gu ovation. Inc mall was manu-
someiy decorated win hags ana notices
oh shamrock.entwihea nag staIs was
picture OF britannia Win her iert arm en-
eirciine Erihs waist, ana an anger over
head bearing the motto: peace and gooC
will towards all men," Among the promi
nent men nresent were A. ]. Mundella. Mr.
Sho,,-I .,anro II IT ro,s,or Jon,ss stan
sna" iu'i.' ~ " o'n'e' S'"a'
~ -. n ri 1880, !, :.
of Parliament. The chairman, Mr. job,
Morley, arraigned the Times, and in hi
peroration, reminded his hearers that thu
| WhOle matter rested WIN the natlOn anC