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The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
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The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
MOVEMENTS OF OUR FLEET.
Naval oneers Think They Are to Head
 on the Captain Pratt

WASHINGTON, DC, Jan. e6.-The an- nouncement that the Philadelphia is on her way to the Mediterranean to head oil the Captain Pratt is believed by many persons to solve the mystery as to the destination of this vessel. The few officials who know the nature of Rear Admiral Gherardis orders decline To deny or affirm the statement or !. any way discuss the movements of inc Philadelphia.
 There is doubt that Secretary Traev IS keeping close watch on the Captain Pratt. and it is equally true that th. ehiiean Government is not ignorant of the difficulties to be encountered in pet. ting that formidable craft into their own waters. The flank movement of the Philadelphia opens up new obsta. cles 10 them aud will doubtless cause them no little concern.
 It has been known to American naval officials for some time that the Chilean government has been exerting .vsrv effort to get the Captain Pratt i'm cona;. ton to leave Toulon at the moman, the wires flashed the first ne,ys ., i. declaration of war.
 II Is the firm elief of officials hara that the departure of the Esmeralaa eondell and three other Chilean vesssls from Valparaiso for the south has som. further significance than that of see,,. ,hs reeruits'as announced in dispatches from Valparaiso.
 AaSiees from Capt Evans and from spec,ai agents abroad who are keeping 'l.s sne uspas,inen's advised as to the pro- gross on the capitan Pratt have caused me conviction that a movement is speediiy to De made to get the Pratt away rom France and into Chilean waters. , The dispatching of the Esmer. ~ a4ua ana her eonsorts southwark 1t ,s Tss nov 'nough., Is part of the plan.
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The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
Pushiax Work on the Mout.un.

PHn.ADELHFHA- Jan 25.-To equip and repair the iron-turse:ed. steel hulled monitor the Montaak the United States government will spend s25, ,oo0.
 That amount will be required ac- cording to report forwarded from the League is land navy yard by the board of Naval 0fsieers to the Navy Depart ment at Washington
 The work of srTaping the Montauks hull was resumed this morning and tho repairs in the vessel will proceed q rapidly as possible.
 It Is stated here that representatiys of the United States government had been negotiating with Claus Spreckels for chartering of some of his vessels now on the Pacific coast and he had agreed to hold them al the disposal of the Nary Department Mir. sp'e kels declines to be interviewed on the sub iect-
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
TO CO TO VALPARAISO.
Both the yorkso~n and ,h< Bostoa Nay
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WAsHrSGrox. D. C. Jan es--NO word had been received at the navy depart meut from Commander Evans os the YoTxsSvFn up t. Eo51 today, az9 t is therefore assumed that he has not yet reached caIiao with the Chilean refu- gees The Yorktown is dne to-day, and it Is fully expected that her arrival will be announced before night
 It has not yet been determined w hether the Boston whirh Is now st Cal Lao, or the Yorktown will be sent to Valparaiso for such service as the Amer. iean minister may require The pros rects are. however. that both vessels will be ordered to Valparaiso.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
Pleased with the Terms.

SANTIAGO. Jan. s5.-The Chilean gov ernment was much pleased, 1t IS re ported, by cable dispatch recei.ea from the United States which sta.eu that the terms required for the se,'ie ment of the Baltimore affair would " quire an indemnity with an apoioFys, but that the tenor of the latter wou'e be such as to in no wise humiiiate .ni's A Cabinet meeting was at once heiu, , but the President was absent rom 'ns capitol. Judging from expressions
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The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
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The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
AS VIEWED BY coNoREssmEN.
Mr- springer Considers the Message an
 Ex-Farse Document

WAsHISsroS, Jan 26--ASked what he thought of the message. Mir. Springer said: The message seems to me 10 he the ex-parte statement of our szde- The President should have at Least presented the other side of the ease think that the President was too hzsty in sending in his message. in view of the report that Chile in- tended to reply to she ultimatum to-day. Chile might reply satis- faet0rily, in which event the message would not have been necessary. see no reason for precipitate action on the part of Congress
 Jerry simpson said. 'sThe message 10 my mind resem bles the effort of n country pettifogging lawyer who argues his ease before he presents the evidence ] see no reason in the state ment presented for war. My sugges- tion would be to send commission to Chili to examine the whole affair dis psssionately and report to congress-
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
SEIZED THE OPPORTUNITY. Loads. Psp<rs Artx~k Hiaistsr Egz~
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 LoxDos, Jan zs-A special dispatch from New York to the London Daily News asserts that the pzbIic take no notice of the Presidents message in regard to Chile and refuse to be alarmed The press here generally take advantage Of the publication of this dispatch and the alleged indifference on the part Of the American people, as claimed by the Daily Sesvs correspondent to nse the most OSensive. language against the United States government under presense Of sympathizing with the peaceful eisiz@ns of the lzn2- The hottest bolts are directed against Eg2n, who is the bete noir of those editorials The ssekville incident is often referred to and Kzzn conduct Is compared to that of Lord saekville as being in 1uitely worse
 csnsisea Capital sIo.oo0.oos.
 BALTIMORE, Jan z.--A special dis patch says final steps were taken yes terdzy in the consolidation of the Sherwood, Riverside and Top mills. all of Wheeling. ". Va, constituting the larges. iron and steel manufacturing company west of the Alleghenies- The combined capital will be nearly slo.- 0y0. Coo
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
p~maaa. saoala Be Adhered To-

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The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
Prince clo,,. Ha. the Grip.

LONDON, Jan. s5. The suit of Mme. Rosalie Bonaparte against Prince Lotus Clovis Bonaparte. in which the latter is charged with misappropriating sloo'- GOO worth of jewelry belonging to tne plaintiff. came up again to-day, Du' owing to the fact that the Prince is prostrated with influenza the hearing was adjourned until Feb. ?.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
Artists Co mmit. susside.

LONDON, Jan 96.--The body of Mary Costello, a well-lnown music hall artiste. was found this morning in the reservoir al Stockport, about six mile1 southeast of Manchester. It is sup posed that she com mitted snieiee A number of pawn tickets were found on her uerSon
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
senator ouay NNln. AgaIn.

PITTsBuRa. Pa, Jan. 25.-After oelnk out three hours and half the lnry !" the famous criminal libel suit of oenA tor Matthew Stanley Quay against '"e Pittsburg Post Publishing eompan'' brought in verdict of gully.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
Eiler.s Bond.mea Mast Pay.

NoRIEsvIILE, Ind, Jan. s6. To-day James Filler. of this county, was declared to be sl0.Ooo short in his accounts and his bondsmen must pay it The case has been bitterly fought in court for months and has caused vide spread comment
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
cu.haren ce.lsa ta rru..i..

HAMBURG, Jan. 26---The negotiations for the cession of Cuxhaven to Prussia are nearly concluded. The islands of Williamsburg and Georges-Warder in the Elbe and Altoona will be eeded to Hamburg in exchange
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
The Car w,u Feed Ills Subjects

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 25.-owing the fact that speeulators are amass.hs .ss wheat in the Eastern provinces to 'ns detriment of thousands of fam'sns people in that part of the empire . Czar has instructed the Mayor oi m aoo, Cow to purchase i5.ooo, 900 tss, ,ooo,Vvh rubles worth of wheat, all oi w.
 will be distributed among the stars'A
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
P.rsl<ssatloa of the PoIIes.
s,riria of th~ anlmrsIfy.

The ar1z1a sf fzts ssellzg ia gx0oaoly foxnd h sns refusal af tA2- zsFex-znezI ts give reenSrt zs1d r5 me eoaE-reAs1szssl party o@t9rS v had zA3l z1-ss ttss4F tr sSixzrH Of t1@ lExf& to- az azIees- v.cl8slD1 s< sae z<1tr1lltT law tn the eaose EzefE.eEz 2z9 "a tEs Ehsxx- th4s Admiral 5ra'NE conveyed EsssrEzAEtoz Co S4irar1tsc cs rafs s.cs.1zr As <szsizferzzs
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
Two KnIed snd Three Injured.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The premature explosion of blast killed two persoA' and seriously injured three
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
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The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
Leo. Health Improving.

ROME, Jan. s6 -ThePope's health has improved and ke said mass yester day in his private chapel.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
me Dnehess Lsdoviea Dead.

VIENNA. Jan zs--The Duchess Lnd- ovica ef Bavaria. mother of the Elm presS Elizsoeth of Austria. who for some days past has been prostrated with pusumon5a, izsd yesterday
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
By Way es Loadsa ssd Berlin

LONDON, Jan ss--The Berlin corres- pondent of the Standard says that the United States government is upon the point of opening negotiations with the European powers with view of con vening an international congress on the silver question
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
CONSTANTINE DEAD.
Father of the Queen ot Greece Dies q
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ST. PETERSBURG, Jan e6-Grand Duke Constantine. uncle of the Car and father of the Queen of Greece, whose critical illness was announced Saturday, is dead
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
CHILE COMES DOWN A PEo.
she Is Ready fo sabmf Her Case [.
 Arbitration. If Is said

LONDON, Jan zs.-The correspondent oy the Times al Santiago to-day tele- arzphs to that paper that it is under stood that Chile has agreed to submit her entire difference with the United States to arbitration
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-24

are objects of solicitous consideration.
There is usually a reason for things. The
young woman's p~arasol, by the way, was of
gray silk with a deep double hounce of
black chiffon and a white ivo:v nan lie.
At a Newport picnic you get ou~t-of-door
life and dress at its brightest and prettiast.
Here is a pink batiste frock with a marrow
black velvet belt and a broad pink and
black ribbon caught about the hem and
tied in places in a double bow; there is a
shoulder knots luttering about it, white
girdle and long white ends to the Wat
teau bow between the shoulder blades.
S%orambling down the cliff to the water
side is Mrs. George Tiffany's pretty dnugh-
ter in a white pique frock, with q short
coat of pink and white striped silk coming
to a point at one side under a big bow with
white ends. She had q narrow bRnd of
white leRhorn, with q mass of soft loops at
the back lying one pink rose.
At the bottom ahend of her and fishing
brilliant floating balls of red seaweed out
of = tide pool with a tennis racquet is Nine.
B%onaparte in a black India silk gown, with
Q plated back and s~urplice front of the
nuns robe, the little V at the throat filled
in with gray and white chiffon. and the
sleeves gathered like a bishops sleeve to a
little band of black silk stitched with white
mt edged with q full frill OF gray and
white chiffon.
There is a girl in o basket woven creamy
serge who is plating oak w.eaths for a
group of children. She wears a green silk
blouse with a folded green sash knotted
under one arm and hanging in frinRed ends.
Her hat is of green chip with white Iibbons,
n there are white gloves in her lap with
green stitching.
The children are notable for nothing 20
much az for sunburn and tan. There is a
lively competition among the cottagers ap.
parently in the ~brownness of their young
sters, who Guido the regular country article.
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girdle of rose-colored MORE, embroidered
with silver. Black, heliotrope n rose
were repeated in the young matron's hat
and in her parasol.
Mrs. George Titfany's daughter, Mrs.
Douglass Grant, who is n sister of Miss
Addie Grant, wore a charming dress of
green India silk embroidered at the hem
with cord patterns in white silk and fin.
ished at the waist with II broad silk girdle
figured mistily with seaweeds.
1t is said that the trailing gown for street
wenr has had its day, but if so Newport has
not heard or has not yet oondescenced to
obey the decree. Young and old, rich and
poor, cottaQers and their servant maids,
sweep the sidewalks with their d,aperies,
and the only difference to be observed ia in
the degrees of e, ace with which flocks are
held up at crossings. Some time. perhaps,
there may dawn a more sensible day.
ELLEN Osborn.