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woRMsER KNOCKED OUT.
This Prize Fight Wasn't Advertised, Br
II was Interesting.

This Prize Fight Wasn't Advertised, But
1t was Interesting.
New YoRx, March l.-For the second
time in three weeks lsidor Wormser, OF
the brokers' firm OF |. & 5. Wormscr,
got into row on the floor Of the stock
exchange this afternoon with disastrous
results to his facial appearance.
Mr.. Wormsor's trouble was due to his
persistence in forcing his way into a
Reading crowd, which proceeding
caused him to step upon the pct corn OF
Broker G. T. Chapman, Reading spc-
Ciaiist, and incidentally hurt the inttcr'a
feelings,
Mr.. Chapman is 55, but full Of ginger,
and he promptly objected to Mr.. Worm
scr's attempt to "bcar' tho corn mar
ket. Tho delighted bystRndcrs legged
him on with such remarks as give it 10
him." "hit him in the eye smash
him in tho nose" and similar war-itke
exhortations, whereupon Isidor pushed
his fist into close juxtaposition with
Chapman's features.
1t was fatal move Tor lsldOr & beauty.
Chapman counterod with his lett and
landed heavily on WormsOr's right
optic which almost instantly assumed a
beautiful cerulean tint, with 0u lacreas-
ing tendency to grow darker.
BY this timo tho excitement was in
tenso and tho Unlocking brokers were
betting on the result and hoping that 1t
would be a fight to finish.
But they were doomed to dsappoint-
ment. Broker Bass, OF the firm OF
Rolston & Bass, at tho risk OF getting
himself disiiked by everybody, scpOr.
a,od tho combatants and Mr.. Wormser
withdrew to the laboratory to batho his
distorted and swollen optic.
Tho probability Of Mr.. Chapmans
suspension afforded little satisfaction to
the spectators who passed informal
resolutions Of regret that tho bolli ger
cnts wcro not allowed to fight II out,
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ALL ABOUT \ CAT.
\ Novel Question 20 be- Decided by a Sew
lnrl, Court.

4 Novel Question 10 be- Decided by n New
NurI, Court
Ngw YonE, March The question
whether q servant is bound by tho
terms Of her contract to caro- for ca.
and feed it as tho keeper Of menagerio
would have to, Is involved in the dis
puto that has arisen between Mrs,
Emma Marion, a domestic, and Mrs.
Amelia Iaaot. OF NO. us West Twenty
third street,
Another problem that has come up
as 4 side issue concerns the rights OF
American district messenger boys when
acting rs policemen.
Mrs. Marion was employed by Mrs
ll0Zlet to wash dishes and serve a
breakfast three mornings week to
Henry Andrews NJ q salary OF S2l
month. Sho says she made a specific
agreement that Mrs lla2Ict was not to
Introduce cat into the Hat, as she had
gwen up four positions on account Of
cats, to which she had IN antipathy,
The proprietor OF the flat bought a
cat for go on Tuesday night and took it
home Mrs. Marion declined 10 feed il,
and so Mrs, iIazlct herself cut Tor it a
slice OF liver and then gave it a saucer
olmlE.
After the cat had made away with
the milk Mrs. lGalct ordered the SER
want to pick up the saucer and wash it,
This the servant declined to do, on the
ground that she had not beon retained
to minister to the wants Of dumb AMI
mails. Tnen Mrs. IlNZ,ct demanded the
woman's resignation, which she reius.
cd TO give. Mrs. Ilazlot sent fora po.
liccmau at II go O'Clock and asked him
to eject the girl, but he declined to iu-
teriere.
Then Mrs. Uazlet rang her messenger
call, on which there is a notch init
mating that policeman would respond.
Two boys came, but they were not
policemen, and Mrs, Ha2Det ran into
tho street to get help. Sho met i. +.
Woods, Il boy employed at tho Amcri-
can District Telegraph Office, at Twenty
third stree; and Fifth avenue, whom
she knew and asked him to eject tho
servant.
According TO the story OF the latter,
Woods went to tho flat and, announcin.
that no was detective, threatened to
arrest the girl ii sho did not leave Sho
became frightened aud consented to 20.
She stood out in the rain and snow for
an hour and then went TO tho 81. Omer
Hotel, in Sixth avenue, on tho advice OF
Woods.
After that Woods went to tho com.
pany's oiIico and told how he had
played detective. A man who heard
his story followed him out into Twenty
third atroet and gave him thraHhing
on general principles. Since then
Woods has not been seen. Several OF
his friends warned him he would be ar
rested ior playing detective and he
failod to report for duty last night
Mrs. Marion went to the police to
complain OF the way in which sho had
been elected, but they declined to in
torest themselves in the matter Sho
says she will sue the American District
Messenger company for damages on nc.
count OF Woods conduct. Mrs Ilazlet
says under tho law domestic servants,
arc bound to feed cats owned by their
employers.
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WasUSoros, D, c., March Tho
reception rendered tonight by Vice
President and Mrs. Morton to Vice
prestdent.eIect and Mrs Stevenson, at
their residence on Scott Circle, marked
another deviation by Mr.. Morton from
tho traditions surrounding his position.
1t was an unprecedented thing Tor tho
outgoing Vice President to bostow any
recognition, social or official l,=upon
his successor, the exchange OF such
compliments having heretofore been
confined to the occupants OF the Presi-
Dental chair; but when the cards were
Issued giving notification OF tho Vice
Presidents intontion to honor his sue.
cossor it was ielt to be gracious aud
proper courtesy. But the inspiration
OF the affair was more than purely Off.
cIQ Mr. Morton had served in the
house OF representatives OF the Forty
sixth Congress with Mr.. SteYcn5oh and
ever since there had existed between
them Il sincere mutual esteem and re.
gard,
In anticipation OF the event Mr.. Nor
toms elegant mansion had been deco
rated with palms, ferns, foliage and cut
flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton received
their guests in tho doorway separating
the parlor IRON the corridor, out OF
which rises tho grand staircase and
which occupies the centre OF the west
end OF tho house. At their side stood
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson, to whom the
passing thrOng were introduced in turn
by tho host. 1t was a distinguished
and representative gathering that
greeted the new official and his wife.
Tho invitations numbered 600 and
few OF the recipients failed to respond
in person, but there was no crush to
interfere with full enjoyment OF the
event by all present. There were the
members OF the senate, almost en- mUsse,
with whom Mr.. Stevenson will be so
intimately associated the next four
years; members OF the cabinet, assist
ant secretaries OF tho departments,
heads OF the bureaus, the Now York
and Illinois delegations in the house
OF representatives.; tho justices
OF tho supreme court OF the
United States and OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia and court officials,
the diplomatic corps in all tho bril-
ianCy OF tho insignia Of their several
orders and honor5, the heads OF the
army and navy and good sprinkling OF
the subordinate officers In addition
to these official guests tho Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Morton presented to Mr.
and Mrs. Stevenson large number OF
their personal friends. During the
evening an admirable musical selection
was rendered by tho famous Marine
band, under its new leader, Prot. Fan
cicuIli, and an elegant collation. was
aorved in the dining room. Among the
guests we're the members OF Mr.. Steven
son's party who accompanied him from
Bloomington, including his son and
daughters.
President Harrison held his last in
formal public reception nt the white
house this afternoon. It is estimated
that fifteen hundred people paid their
respects to the President and that half
that number failed to got into tho East
room before the reception ended.
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MANNlNGroy OH YIELD.

A Bis strike Demonstrates Thut There are
Gruut Tu,,ibiiuus-Thc Gordon sand
uudur the Towu.
sysrsa. B,Wu,k 20 @g MhN.gaas.r
MAyNTNGrJs, w. FAo March The
great oil field at Warrington has many
surprises. On Monday last on the Ed,
Conaway No. /, one OF tho largest wells
known to West Virginia was found at q
depth OF $500 icot in the Gordon sand,
It is yariously estimated from LOO to
1000 barrels. Tho well is owned by the
South Penn Company who have Tor
some time been locating this particular
sand, in this field. Now, that they
have located il west Of the find in the
Big Indian, large transactions in tho
way OF sales and leases have been mado
and there is no question that to-day the
Warrington field extending from Fair
mont, Marion county, TO Sistoravjllo, Is
one continuous belt OF OIL 1t is demon
stralcl that the town OF Warrington
proper Is entirely over the Gordon sand
and oilers are being made for town lots
and homes for the purpose OF drilling.
While all wells now in tho Big Indian
Aro doing well, tho owners say: "Whon
we fall shor. in this sand We shall 20
deeper Tor the Gordon" There are
bright prospects for the farmers and
producers.
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LONDON, March Lord Frederick
Hamilton, Conservative, in moving 10,
day the second reading OF tho Irish
education bill, urged that tho Irish
board Of education ought to DO control
Iod by Parliament in Justice to the
minority in Ireland.
Lord Randolph Churchill added in.
terost to the debate by an attalk on the
Conservatives. lie said that the action
Of the honorable and noble gentleman
who had assailed the Irish educational
system was illogical
The board Of education had been In
existence for seventy ycnrs and had ad.
minstcred tho System woll.
Tho motion Tor the second reading Of
tho bill was rejected by vote Of 2i7 tc
tBG.
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The princess is IS years old. She is n
tall, beautiful young woman OF sweet
face and slender figure. She has tho
soft brown eyes and dark complexion
that mark Hawaiian beauty,
She had come to the United States,
she said, more Tor the purpose OF learn
ing and observing Tor herself tho ma
turo OF the people who had been asked
to take control OF her country than to
make formal petition for her crown,
"That,n shc said, "is rIghtiully mine,
and il tho Americans are tho noble.
minded people that ! have learned to
\ regard them, they will not be party
TO the Outrage by which have lost my
blrthnght"
In regard to her views on the various
aspects which the Hawaiian govern
ment is likely TO assume, Princess
Kaiuinni referred to her guardian, MIR
Davies, who had prepared statement
both on his own and her behalf
Tho statement OF Princess kaiuIRni
is as follows:
40 HE american Peop.s'
"Unbiddcn | stand upon your shores
to-day where | thought so soon to ro.
Ccive a royal welcome on my way to my
own kingdom.
"a hear that commissioners from my
land have been for many days asking
this great nation to take away my little
vineyard, They speak no word to me
and leave mo to find out us can from
the rumors OF the air that they would
leave mo without homo or name or
nation.
To-day |, poor weak girl, with not
ono Of my people near me, and all these
Hawaiian statesmen against mo, have
strength to stand up for tho rights OF
my people. Even now can hear their
wall in my heart and IL gives mo
strength and courage and | am strong,
strong in tho faith OF God, strong in
the knowledge that AM right, strong
in the strength OF seventy millions Of
people who in this FREQ land will hear
my cry and will refuse to lot their flag
cover dishonor to mine. kAIuLNNl.'
Mr.. Davies also madO Il statement.
Among other things he said ho was do
lighted to learn that tho question OF an.
ncxation Of Hawaii had taken now
turn in the senate, and that practically
it was laid over for the consideration Of
the next administration,
"Wc do not mean to got n hearing
with President Cleveland In any official
capacity" said he, but SIMPLY ns pri-
va,o individuals. What his decision is
will scarcely bo affected by our visit
Tho princess ioIt that In face OF the
threatened annexation Of Hawaii by the
United States she ought to como hcro,
whore shO could learn directly what was
tho truo sentiment OF tho people,
"Wo Will rcmNin in Now York until
Friday; then wo 90 to Boston, where wo
will remain until after March 4; from
there wo proceed TO Washington where
we expect to sec Mr.. Cleveland"
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New YoRE, March Princes Kuiu.
lani, niece OF the dcposed Queen Lilo
ukaIani, Of Hawaii, 10 here, She ar,
rived to-day on the steamer TGutouic
which sailed IRON Liverpool February
% With her were Theophiln9 Davies
and Mrs. Davies, who are the English
guardians OF the princess; Miss Davies
and Miss Wharton, companion to the
princess,
L, G, McFOrlOue, the ox.minjstor OF
finance to the dethroncl Queen Liliuo.
kalani and Dr. Mott Smith, the present
Hawaiian minister to this country,
went down the bay on the revenue cut
ter Chandler to meet the young prin,
cess, They boarded the ship immedi-
atoiy alter sho lett tho health officers
boarding station. There was quito an
army OF curiosity seekers on the pier to
eta glimpse Of tho princess A suite
i rooms had been engaged for tho
larty Nt tho Brovoort House and they
were driven there Immediately after
coming oil tho steamship.
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ST. LOUIS, March IA bridge charter
granted shortly after the construction
hero Of tho Eads bridge for tho building
Of a trans-Niissiasippi bridge at the
southern end OF the city, called Garon-
dolGt, is to DO put to use at once. Orig
iuully granted to President Thomas
Allen, Of tho Iron Mountain road, it has
been purchased by John i. Clements, u
capitalist, James Campbell, street rail
way promoter, and others, who hayo
also secured considerable property on
either side OF the river to bo used as ap-
proachcs etc, Surveys are now being
made and plans drawn, and work will
DO begun at tho earliest moment posi-.
bic.
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4 EKEM sILYEK NIAN,


Tho New senator From wyoming aud tho,
Manner Of His selection.
CmcAGo, March l.-Sonator A. G..
Dackwi,b of Wvoninc Adiu,ont Gem
., I, 1.,ti, |'I, - u',,-,.,7'',J 1'.' 49, ~.
er"' N"O'S' o' mat S'"'o "''u a. L. new"
chairman OF tho state Democratic cora
mittee, left this evening for Washing.
ton +, attond tho inougrration Cn
~ ,T.,,.' ~ ,N... 1 49, ',,CN,
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WILL INVADE Tln4 STRIP.

The Cherokee IIumoatradcrs Determined
to Take Possession,
ARKANSAS CITY, KAN, March I'm
modiatcIy alter tho receipt Of the Asso,
ciated Press dispatches from Washing
ton that Secretary Noble had applied
for troops to prevent op Invasion OF the
Cherokee strip, reporter called on
Capt, J. W. Cunnink aud Lieut.. Will
liam Voorhees,, the chief officers OF
the Cherokee strip invasion asso-
citation and asked what course the
homcsteadors would pursue in the
event that the troops wero sent TO OK
pei them from their claims. They
authorized the reporter to say:
AT the last meeting OF the associa-
ton resolution was adopted to invade
the strip March q unless Congress
passed come act looking to the early
opening OF the lands, and on that day a
general movement all along tho line
will take place"
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WAsmvGroN, D. c., March 1.-The
secretary OF the interior to-day received
the following telegram from tho Prcsi-
dcut.elcct:
LAKEWOOD, y. j., March !, 1898
70 Nc Secretary Of Nl h'Gi0r'
I am strongly opposed to tho use Of
the pension building for Sunday con.
cert on tho fifth instant, and object to
regarding such n thing as feature OF
the Inauguration.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Secretary Noble Immediately sent tho
following reply to Mr.. Cleveland:
WAsmSofoy, D. G., March !, 1898.
Hon. Grorrr Cuo1Hd Lalc'ro0i, " L'
Your telegram received. Orders were
issued alrcady iorbidiing tho use OF the
pension building on Sunday and | am
gratihcd that this action Is in accord
auco with your wishes.
JOuE w. NOBLE,
S.nF41ru
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INDIANAPOLIS, March The Glove.
land club left for Washington over tho
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton at p.
in. to.dny ON special trim. 1t consist
cd Of q baggage car and four alccpcrs for
the uniformed men and Il day coach for
those in everyday clothca About forty
members Of the lIcniricks and almost
as many Of tho Gray club Joined the
party Tho Cleveland club proper has
ljO mon in limo. AtCincinnati tho club
will be the guests ior short time Of ths
Duckworth club and thcn proceed to
MnahlngLon nYo Tho BnllImOrn N Ohio.
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OTTAWA, ONr, March i,--Aitcr an all
night session Of Parliament vote was
taken on Sir Richard Cartwrights
amendment declaring for immediate
revision OF the tariff in favor Of frcor
trade. Tho amendment was defeated,
Amendment providing that binding
should be on the FREQ list was rejected.
Another amendment proposing a mato.
rial reduction OF tho duty upon barbod
wire, cottons and agricultural implc.
monts was presented but was ruled out
OF order
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This remedy i3 becoming 20 we'll
known and 80 popular as to need no
special montion. All who hayo used
Electric Bittcrs sing the same song Of
praise. A purcr medicine does not exist,
and II Is guaranteed TO do all that Is
claimed. Electric Bittcrs will cure all
diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys, will
rcmoyo pimples, Boils, Salt Rhoum and
othor affections caused by impure blood.
viii drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as well as cure all MaIarial ic.
vurs, For euro oi Heainehc, Gonstiph.
ton and Indigestion try Electric BittCrs.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded. Price ~ cents and 81 por
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. .
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san FnANcIsco, CAL, March John
W. Mackoy's condition was not so favor,
able to-day. The doctors decided the
wound was healing too rapidly,
70 ii was reopGnod. There was
iounu in the wound tho beginning OF a
pus sack which might have caused
blood poisoning ii undisturbcd. The
object OF re.opcning the wound was to
granulato from the inside outward.
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wconKLE's INAUGURATION.


Elaborate Preparations Tor Zig Timo nt
Charleston saturday.
Special DBpa'ct to the hiaigsHer
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March The
committee in charge Of tho inaugura-
ton OF Goyernor.olcct MacCorkle pro.
mise to make it tho most elaborate affair
Of the kind ever seen in tho state. 1t
will be proceeded by grand at tho
capitol on Friday night, which n large
number OF visitors from distance RrG
expected to attend. At 1880 Saturday
tho procession OF carriages preceded by
tho Second regiment band and military
escort will move from the front OF tho
capitol building to the residence Of Gov.
ornor A. B. Fleming, thero to meet the
governor and goyornOr.elcct and return
to tho capitol ut II o'clock m. Two Of
tho crack military companies Of the
atatO will act as tho military escort
The carriages will be occupied by tho
incoming and outgoing state olliCerl the
governors staff Mayor Pemborton and
city officials, county officials, county
Democratic executive committee, repre-.
sontHtives Of tho prcsB and others. The
Inauguration will take place on the por.
tico oil the capitol ns follows.
Prayer by Rev. j, g, Barr; introduc.
ton OF tho govornor.elcCt by the cover.
nor Inauguration address BY tho COVER.
nor.olecti administering tho oath Of
Office by tho president Of the supreme
court Of appeals music by Second rogi.
mont band. A reception will bc held
In tho governors reception room, tho
reception committee TO be composed OF
Governor 4. Il, Fleming, Ex.GoV. t. W,
Wilson; Hons. =. i. DulT !. V. John.
son, W. ]. Thompson, j, NJ Rowan,
b. $. Morgan, " A. Lewis, Alfred Cald.
well and 7. S. Riley, aud the governors
stall in ordOr OF rank
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ST. LOUIS, March IA special to an
evening paper from GrccnviIle, Kyo
says: Tho residence Of Cyrus Lee,
about four miles north OF Greonyillc
was consumed by fire last night, The
occupants, Cyrus Lee, sister and brother,
wife and child, were burned with tho
building There is no one left to tell
the tale OF how it originated, Nothing
was known Of it until this morning.
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HARRISBURG, PA, March lin the
senate to-day Mr.. Honninger intro.
duccd a bill prohibiting the GSnsolida-
ton, leasing or controlling pt parallel
or competing lines Of railroads Or canals
and Of common carriers engaged in
mining or manufacturing enterprises
and providing for violation thereof a
fine not exceeding s., 900 and ipprison.
ment not exceeding one year.
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CEcHNArL O., March 1.-The last Of
tho three indictments recently found
by tho grand jury in Newport KY,
against Col. Berry, Congrcssmaa.nlect
from tho Sixth KOntucky district, was
Quashed to-day upon tho rCcommcnda.
OF the prosecuting attorney, who said
that tho testimony at hand was not
sufficient to sustain the charge.
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WESTERN DEMOCRATS


EnrOutO to Wltncssthc Inauguration otthc
New President.
CHICAGO, March l.-Many prominent
Democrats started to-day for Washing
ton to witness tho inaugural cercmon-
les. They were for the most part gen.
tlomcn who are not members OF any Of
tho three Democratic clubs, although
some OF the latter left to-day to be in
the capitol city in advance OF their fcI-
low club men. One OF tho largest par.
ties left this afternoon over tho Balti-
more d Ohio railroad. A special car at
tached to tho regular train contained
Daniel Crockery, Thomas Gahan, Romer
c. Sullivan, John P. Hopkins, John J.
Lane, Jacob Kern and number OF
other leaders, who will be the special
guest OF Congressman McGann.
Tomorrow the lroquos and county
Democratic clubs will leave by special
trains over the Baltimore K Ohio
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MlNyrAroms, MrNS, March IA
spcctni to tho Tribune from Ashland,
Wis, says: Lena White, botrothed Of
W, Gocl2, has fled with considerable
property claimed by her Ganco and
officers arc looking for her with war.
rants, She came to Ashland month
ago to marry Goolt2 tho latter securing
q divorce from his Arst wife bit few
weeks ago.
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NEoSuo, Mo, March l..-Brgnlicr
General r. I. Freeman, commander OF
Frccmnn's brigade In Prices army
during the rebellion, died near this
rily to-day Of typhoid fever, aged 90.
Ills command was tho lt9t to surrender
It's guns in 1865, aud hc was well known
In tho Confederate HCtyiCe.
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HARnsnURa, pAo March Tho re-.
port OF the special Legislative commit
tee appointed TO recommend sho ior a
state quarantine station has presented
its report 1t tavors a single quarantine
service at Loves, Delaware, under the
control OF tho federal government with
disuicCtiug plant at Recdy Island.
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PRINCESS KAIULANI,
The UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

She Issues nm EioQnunt Statement 10
the People orThis Country-An Ap.
peal for sympathy Which May
Touch the Hearts Of Susceptible
statGsmcn-NIr, Davies Also Has q
Word to Say-Thcy Know Nothing
of the Real Situation,
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ST. PAUL, MrNN, March lin the
senate this morning a resolution was in
troducod for tho investigation OF alleged
extensive timber frauds in Itasca
county No names arc mentioned in
the resolution but some OF tho largest
timber dealers in the country are said
to bo involved in tho matter.