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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14
Loo yvorId.. Fnlr rhotor for a1.

These beautiful pictures ARE now ready
for delivery in ten complete parts 70 pis-
lures comprising each part-and the whole
set can be secured by the payment Of One
Dollar sent 10 Gro. II. HEAFFoRp, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee az
St Paul Railway, Chicago, H.. and the
portfolios OF pictures will be sent, free OF
expense, by mail to subscribers
Remittances should be made by draft,
money order, OF registered letter
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14

AND why shouldn't man make a
fool Of his wife? Nothing can be
more edifying than to see husband
and wife perfectly mated.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14
..The OId IIartfnrd.n

For four years the ship that Commo-
dore Farragut loved to call the Old
Hartford dismantled and desolate,
has lain in Rotten Row at Mare island.
Not long ago there came an order for
her restoration, and the hulk that
bears so many honorable scars was
towed TO the quay wall. But the order
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14

Western lheatcr Manager What
play are you going TO give me?
Advance Agent Ten Nights in n
Barroom.
ANY good?n
ANY good Why sir, our com
pany carries $40, 900 bar. ',--,Judge
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14

The descendants Of single female
wasp will often number 5000 in one
season.
Jules Simon thinks the surest recipe
for attaining hale old age Is intel.
lectual work.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14
The Other One shonlh 10 Arr..,.n

Phoneyman Is this the glove coun.
Clerk-Yes sir.
hereP
Clerk Yes.
Phoneyman Wen, amt you Liable
to be arrested for counterfelting-
Texas Siftings
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14
Hoods 'i':;isip Cures

Moods Pills care liver iils. sousalaraa.
eiil5usnsss. lAuneies. slek hsadaeh-. ia sss..sa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
rHr cHARLArlY DISRAELL

From The Autobiography Of STR william Gregory
r., those DAYS / lived At 80. u Iark-st. eros
veror Square not far from bis house ~ GrOSVenor
Cafe and Wc used constantly TO Walk nome TO-
pefhcr from the House OF Commons. Hardy q
yrc.k parsoI IN which did not dine win nm ana
Mrs bisracl. His dinners were small. MOI over
Good hut always gay and amusing, not that ne
MAS himself at all brilliant IN conversation. on the
contrary he was generally silent. unless th're
was an opening FOR some cpgrainnatic or para
doxicaI or startling observation. Though bitterly
sarcastic II suited his purpose he was lar from
being cynl al from nature ON the contrary, u"
was remarkably placabc. and though he had few
strong disl!kes. he had many strong irlcndsnlps.
am aware that II was thought that he had
hitter hatred Of Peel. on account OF not being
offered ONCE by him. or Of having been refused
office | know he did not Ike him. Tor he missed
no opportunity FOR "A Jibc ana n aafcasm upon MN
Disc ppointcd 1t not receiving Office al n tihlc
when a suiary would have been II tsdscud, almost
a salvation. had doubtless some influence; but his
character was 40 entirely the opposite TO that OF
sir Robert as be certain to produce antagonistc
feollnes Dsraeli was ominently Bohemian. mag
NATIVE without particle Of belief In anything
totally unprinci pied do not use the word In an
offensive sense hut as being devoid OF ali principles
OF policy such was the very antlpode5 OF
The prudent. cautious. untnaginhtiVe, ana some
what pompous Prime Minister whose cautiousncss
v.ar rcproach to Dsraclis BoAcmlanlsm.. That
he was a man OF immense talent not even his
Greatest enemy deny. but even ]. his personal
friend must confess that from hia entrance s.to
hubble life until his last hour ne lived and died
charlatan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
NEBRASK4S DROUTH SUFFERERS.
URGENT NEED FOR RELIEF-MANY sETTLEHs
LEFT WITHOUT FOOD.

URGENT NEED FOR RELIEF-MANY sEITLEHs
LEFT WITHOUT FOOD.
WASHINGTON Dec %-Prvate advices received IN
Washington from the drouth-stricken section OF
Nebraska state that a somewhat more cheerfui
feeling exists among the sufferers than has pre-
vailed for several weeks past. This Is due largely
however. TO authorizations of relief yet to come from
the East and other more fortunate parts OF the
country and il the streams of bounty that now
seem to be opening should be closed their conditon
would be indeed pitabIe. The Rev. ]. w. Rooin'
SON representing the North Nebraska Conference
Relief Commission and Home Missionary Society,"
has Just returned to Omaha from trip to Bay
City Detroit Boston, New-York Syracuse, Buffalo,
Cleveland Erie Cincinnati and Chicago In the
course of which he received in supplies ana money
including pledges 5000 to 5000 Local organize
lions which followed his visits to these seversi
places promise 10 continue the work. which Is -
necessary relief of the unfortunate settlers
The case OF the residents OF Boyd County 10
typical of all those inhabiting the afflicted terri
tory The county settled in 1891 The spring
OF 1892 found the people breaking sod and planting
the first crop. Very little Of the soil was under cut
tjvation, and therefore, only enough was raised 70
supply immediate needs The year 1893 gave from
a third a half crop while the crops or 1894 were
total failure. The people are In need, and some
at many will suffer. All that Is asked
IL enough to sustain life through the winter. BOYD
County Is forty miles from railroad
The American Express Company will receive ana
forward, free of charge. any donations OF money.
clothing provisions for the relief OF the drouth
sufferers in Nebraska. No single merchandise ship.
ment must exceed 100 pounds in weight, and all
other officer OF trustworthy RELIEF
committee for drouth sufferers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

Waahlncton. Dec o. Some detail. o, tho torrnr
Storm Oh the Pacific Coast. not covered ny pr
DISPATCHES. when tNc great lighthouse 81" iiiit
mooH Oregon. Vas wrecked. are conidIn"i in q"
official report received to-day by Captain Wide.
OF the Lighthouse Board The lighthouse Is on %
rl.l on, feet above hlch-W Toy marx ~ "iN'-
dashed the rock with such fury and violence thAt
l. ec.s weighing as much a. lo' pounds ~er" REM
from its Sides md hurled nto the air distance
Of 1915, feet SCATTERING thirteen pahcS OF glass
about the immense lens and Ealing upon me
rrooIen structures beneath. caNins In ne roof
Thf damage amounted to N.-c' new hght mas
Teen placed in position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
DRESSvAlNlNG.

A-A-A.-COCTURIERE FRANcAISE-
Fancy waists. street. dinner and ball
dresser lali.g' materials made: special
notice. moderate prices. Nine. AMBER
son. los West i7th-st.. late with Stern
Bros.
a THOROUGHLY COMPETENT and OK
pcri"ncei drossmakcr from DonoVan's. by
the day dinner and evening gowns n spc-
cillty. y. o.. los West isd-st.
COMPETENT DRESSM AKER and seam
stress by the day. or take work home
skirts. waists. also remodelling. ali"ra
lions. repairing. childr"n's dresses. Ad-
dr,e9 nrs Nt'LH Jp2 Amsiordam-aye.
SEAL GARMENTS rrdyol and altered in 0
Fashionable cspes and ri0n Jackets. Mrs.
BARKER. iiG West 39th-rt.. near Broad
way late with Gunthers Sons. 5th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ArufrlDNtL 'Nrlr'L ir..r.. f.
..... r.r.. .n'-s Hl 4
r.r...f ..lf $3.50"
+. sf... ...m.. ..I ..tr...t. "'tlD.e
O. CARLETON -", rr..ira'
q coon orruC|tHIrN tH.ta.
1900 r.. 5000 Nr.''f.l' iis|n'-s
CO.'S slto' taI t''
uI.,rf.. -Lrr Described m Wr.f
Tribune r'..n..r -f fls. N.,
m.r... FL. G.....H .'r .f.r.. ..f 'i'ti .-
ngNNcli west st.. anr 'ge N'e.
rtgI.. slioF rm ,,..at ro..ra'r'
f. .a.r U.s.r l. .ur t'l Nlrin'. t
f.f -..tg O.. t.r.... D. ST. I' l-..-..
Elstb,fh. *
CUTS for ca,s.osIcs algeti. .n'nf.. ''...
engraved ffnn. - '"ntf up fr'''I'i.A-
and f.4fIuf0nitif rrgrnr4.l d. send rHsla. f'
TDVIN soDEN. - cates.a,c.. Er'oKl}n.
cDNFrCTlONERy raiioncrv ana tor
lus,u.ss. new stock roof location. loss
r.n, established WA STONEBRIDGt.
lsifh-st. one tl'ca cast of 3i.a'e
COSTUME DRESS II ladies' find % go.
Convenient to ,Ail. vs VIII promptly send
sample goods ana instructions for a'.'
MEASURE. J. rie.' ~ without try ON.
PAULINE . co. Ladies' Patent Tailor. 90
T. 2jth-st
NICE MA%TfACTu RING business. c.sy
10 learn. large stock. cHn Pee hnuI M
cheap. owner unable ~ attend to u. 81
East i2ih-st.. room /.
FOR SALE The patents on two very use
ful articles 81 hardware. hltn 4. $ AMI
Canadian territory. GEo. W. MckENIIE,
Il Htttcrymarch-st.. Boston. Mass.
PATENT 5ao.I3s. FOR falc. the most at
traciiye toy patented Ia years. splendid
chance t. make money. costs little. VIII
sell at few cents and leave good profit
r. :. THORN. Piainncld. y. j.
SALARlED POSITION BUSINESS IN
COME - 900 Investment secures this
chance. money secured. fGil particulars at
Interview Address Gator" Tribune
Dnlcc.
SPECIAL opportunity for safe investments
q large or small amounts during the
remainder ~ December. call. 10 |.
ANGELL, 80 ith-av'
THREE -PIUNGER PUMP -Descrbcl In
Weekly Tribune. December 81. pag" q.
Patent Tor sale. GEORGE W WHITE
Hutchinson Kansas.
WINTER COMMODE. Highly useful pro
vision for comfort In the country. S""
description. Weekly Tribune. December 20.
page o. Patent for sale. Mrs. LIE ROY
DRAKE. blooming Valley. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS
RICE MAKES ANOTHER ATTACK ON READ
ING

Philadelphia Dec. 26-Isaac J.. Rice this AFTER
noon issued a statement in relation to the Olcott-
Earle plan for the reorganization of the Phiiadei-
phia and Reading Railroad Company In which ne
says he opposed the plan for many reasons, the
most important of which. he says, are, hrst'
because It is based delusive figures; second, be-
cause 1t makes an enormous increase of fixed
charges prior to the general mortgage interest,
and. third. because it provides ridiculoIsly IN
adequate treasury reserve
Mr.. Rice then takes up separately these three
points and discusses in detail the figures OF the
prospectus which the plan Is based ana gives
figures OF his own to sustain his allegation that
those given In the prospectus are erroneous ana
msleadi>i-
The Evening Telegrap pm says this afternoon
The determination on the part OF a number of
local financial institutions to assent to the Reading
Railroad reorganization plan has led to their ex-
ample being followed by large number of individ-
ua security holders who signed the agreement ana
deposited their securities to-day.
The indications now are that the plan VIII be
adopted. and will then be modified In accordance
with the suggestion made by the representatives OF
those institutions. namely. the curtang OF the life
OF the voting trust. II s probable that by far the
grea portion of the outstanding preference income
bonds and stock will he deposited with the Olcott
F. rle committee and IL Is expected that the depos
Its of generan mortgage bonds will exceed S2j 900 00
considerably more than majority or the whole
issue.
That there will be many security holders who
will not assent however. is quite certain. bus there
now remains little possibility of foreclosure. and II
il yet to he seen how the non-assenting security
holders will fare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

will be s25oo,O0o The power Is to be estapisheu
at three points the MERGED River. Inc roau
will be broad gauge and will serve the region Tor
freight and passengers like ordinary railroads. The
Pacific Improvement Company Will take the coh-
tract for the construction of the line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
THE WHALE TTELDED.

From, The Indianapolis Journal
..vou are right in IT," remarked the whale 10
Jon x be, | am in IT," was the answer Ana
-, &c more 81 am not out OF IT IN less thah a
week / will give you the biggest case OF appe"-
S,ctis on record.
The sequel is history
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
THEY WILL HOLD A CAUCUS THIS TINE

wasb,ngton Dec. pa caucus Of the House Dem
ocra,s ia consider the pending banking Dill WI"
nrooaby be held Immediately after the fe''a, '''''7
of Congress January 3. Mr. 9prhs,i' o., i''''''''
y, .tao If the Committee on Banking and
currency said to-day that he would strongly
favor the suggestion Of having party caucus
While the caucus might not be binding upon 'hoao
nresent the genera. effect would be good ana IL
would be better. in his opinion, ne stlu' , VA IL
ori,s ar deuerits o? the bil should be iu'N us
rmss@d in private before it IS brought 10 VOC,
Air Springer said he had no DOUBT ihti '"e sup. ~
,,,e ,e,norted bv him last week VIII pass IN 'He
House by a fair majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

IL WEST i2TH-ST. Handsomely furnished
floors or suites Of large rooms In n quiet
private house. sunny southern exposure
overlooking 5th-ave.. windows on two sides
IN every room. references.
FURNISHED parlor and bedroom In Hat for
gentlemen. or man ana wIte, b'aid u
desired. all home comforts; opposite Hotel
Marlborough. 10 West 3Gth-st. PARKER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
MAN WILL HAVE TO WORK FOR MEDAL


Washington. Dec. PA liie-savlng meual isS"'p
h,, the United States in the future VIII DE n'i',"
, medal Of honor. because OF the diAicul'! !" ""
,a,ning II in recognition OF heroisn. Inc ne" re-
str,ctons are pointed out to-day IN circular
is.ue6 by Superintendent KimbaH, "ith me "P-
uroval OF Secretary Carlisle The clrcula'' 'o,o"
ir, the opinion of tn Attoraey-General' decl4'''
n,n, l,ec-oavine medals can only be awarded 10
,bose who save HE on the high seas or IN "h'r'
owned bv the United States. or over "hcn "'e
United States have Jurisdiction " nc" 80 a
sovod in waters wholly within n state a'u "o'
forming part OF the navigable water" o. ue
I-nited States or In small inland streams po""''
pools etc. the rescuers are MOI ehtl'lc' ~ ,'
~. most rigid examination OF evidence VIII po
ID 7, must be I'm the form OF aiidaylts mane pS
v.itnesses of good repute ana s'ahuIps .s.
t1e Of their own knowledge. The opinion VI t, i,
that the person for whom an AWARD IS sousil' nat
nnri,led his life made signal ehcr h,o,nt
frient but the affidavit must set iorth IN , ~
ali facts and occurrences tending 10 loM tI 81
ntat manner and what extent ne N's a.,
or vi neither signal exertions were fau' ~ H. 1gree
Snsrtment may judge for itself as TO the u'sree
~ merit involved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
on INTEREST TO STAMP COLLECTORS

Washington, Dec 26.-One OF the most oenoa'e
and intricate questions ever submitted ioi ,es"'
opinion the Department OF JUSTICE n a"..'',.,.
.sked nj Attorney General O.ney by the Treasury
I,uoortment II Is whether stamp-collectors nave
the right to print and sell fac-simiies Oh 'n''e"
states and foreign postage stamps. Inc business
has attained considerable proportions ana. WIN
tho increase Of trade, the stamps turned out nave
gradually reached perfection in artistic nhsh an"
coloring that makes them hardly dis''nsu'sn"D'o
from the genuine The best ergravers ana printers
go o,nnIoyed in this work. and while Chief Hazeh'
~ the Secret Service. does not charge that any
euch stamps either foreign or domestic, are arr ISL
nIaoaIy he contends that the possibilities ior lrdn
M Venue are startling. In INSCRIPTIONS hnls
such stamps and dies could be ulizsd tor Hni,"d
nta frauds AS TO foreign stamps, inc uhten
States By its treaties with the various lowell u,
.n,cr,i,ted 10 preyent the counterfeting OF opnsi
coiI',,ff oreien nations OF any kind, and stamps
Nv Ia " are held to be oblisatons-so that 'he q"e'
ION assumes international Importance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
THE SOLAROMETER.
LIEUTENANT BEEHIER'S INVENTION TO
SUPERSEDE THE SEXTANT
NEW METHOD or DETERMINING THE POSITION
OF A SHIP AT SEA WITH ACCURACY
AND oUICKNEss

OF A SHIP AT SEA WITH ACCURACY
AND cJICKNESS.
Washington. Dec. IS (SpeciaD-The Naval Hydro
graphic Office recently published a wreck chart Oh
which 1t stated that there is annual loss
al sen Of o172 vessels. leo lives and money value
Of 100000 900. To bad navigation is ascribed 10 per
cent of this great destruction OF life and property.
or over 200 vessels. 1000 lives and SO 600 Expert
enccd mariners agree that the development of mod
err commerce and the unreiab ility OF compasses in
modern iron and steel ships demand improvements
in the arts OF navigation. To-day. absolute astro-
nomical determine lions OF a vessels position can
h made only by the use of the sextan;. This in
strument IS valuable when the conditions OF time
and weather are favorable. but when the is
obscured good sights by the navigator are impossi-
be and dead reckoning approximate at best in re-
suits. must be resorted TO. st night it is difficult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

r,r SALE Tho large. new. substantial
.ayeu story warehouse. 30 - 800 "
% farfr1 90 s4.t RI LAND WIFI
ING > Hennmln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
Practical Results-13 Years Work

NINETEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS
Forty million dollars already saved living policy hold
ers by reduction Of premiums. Eightyhree Thousand
paying Members. Two Hundred and Seventy Million Dol
Isrs Three Million Seven Hundred and
Ten Thousand Cash Surplus Reserve-Emergency Fund
More than Sixtyfour Million Dollars business FOR the
1888 These few practical results already re-
corded to the credit Of the
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION.
j.. Il. HARPER, President.
Home Office Mutual Reserve Building.
Broadway corner Of Duane-st.. Network.
Send for circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
FOR SALE.


AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second
hand wood and iron working machines
fully guaranteed. machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE II. EDDY. Ds Madi-
gon-s'.
A. IJTTIE'S TOOL. STORE. 80 Fulton
s. New York. workshop machinery Noot
poWerl. list free. wood carving tools, scroll
saw designs and fancy woods. incuhators
ami hr0oders In operation
AZ AUTOMATIC STENOGRAPHER FOR
$50 complete. anv langulgr. In operation
n 20 Broadway. Room -. 81 floor, regu-
lar price Sioo.
ASSORTMENT now ana second hand
ll~ns. al make. $50 zap: cash. install
NEXT i-nt exchange. WALTERS 81 and
20 I-ulNcrslfv Place u-a- Union square.
% Fast l2fh-st.. urlr BROADWAY
VIOLIN Magnificent Nicholas Lupot and
another. very fine Old Instrument. mod
erffr price. Address NIpLiS. l12 East
".tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

AGENCY for Non,cliir Ee.ifea-". aN
t,nds for ale nr rent. furnished nous. -
Tt-gpS y TAYLOR. : Beelm nest. :. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
AN AGREEMENT on CALIFORNIA RATES.

Chicago Dec 26-The subcommittee OF the Trans
the general meeting of the railroads to consider the
adjustment OF round-trip rates to California was
in session to-day. The work was so far completed
that the committee will be able TO make report at
to-morrow's general meeting which, II Is believed
will prove satisfactory to all concerned with this
question disposed Of the work Of organizing gen.
eral committee or committees will go on more rap
idlv though there Is little chance that the begin
ming of the new year will the task completed
I'm the mean time rates being maintained by
ttcit agreement remarkably well all over the coun-
try.
PENNSYLVANIA EARNINGS PICKING UP
Philadelphia Dec 26.-Statemcnt of the business
of all lines Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany: All lines east Of Pittsburg and Erie for
November 1884, as compared with the same month
i'm 1893 show an increase in gross earnings OF SlI,-
74 II: a decrease In expenses Of SS37l9 96; an in
crease I'm net earnings of s21l.42i 10 The eleven
months of 1894 as compared with the same period
OF 1898 show: 4 decrease In gross earnings OF
s752l $50 81 decrease in expenses Of $si9,bl 81;
a decrease I'm net earnings of sS72. i3l e8. All lines
west Of Pittsburg and Erie for November. 1894,
as compared with the same month in 1885, show An
increase In gross earnings Of SS7 7G3 "a decrease
i'm expenses Of s9 093 81 an increase in net earn
ings of S}7S SIS 81. The eleven months of 1884, as
compared with the same period of 1898. show \
decrease in gross earnings of s5.23s.il2 GO: de-
crease i'm expenses of $3,1l3J64 90; decrease In
net earnings OF Sl,522SN a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
HOARD AND ROOMS.

hoard AND ROOMS.
Al WEST 5iST-ST. -Desirable and
handsomely furnished rooms, WIN n"ht"
references.
A.-A.-HANDsOME SQUARE ROOM,
frs, floor: elegantly furnished; suitable
FOR couple. private table, references eN
changed % West 50th-st.
2lsT-sT.. . WEST, near aih-ave- Deslr r.
able square rooms. with board; se''ct
surroundings: table board. reasonable ret-
ercnccs.
oIsT-sT 90 EAST Newly decorated and
rni,hcd throughout. rooms en- suite or
single table board, rates rcasohnDi'' re'-
erenccs.
26TU ST.. 80 WEST. MLLER'S HOTEL.
clean. quiet. comfortable. t"entJ ,h.e
nresent guests been here average "f IL
wears. Csll or send for circular.
.i1ir Sr. WEST Handsomely fur-
nished. second floor. large rooms private
table. private bath.
a7TH ST. 40 WEST. desirable; well-fnr-
n'shed surnv rooms ~ let with superior
board. references required
a3TU SIR. go WEST Unusually elegant
second floor suite. other rooms. desirable
Doctors ofice: private house board OPP
tionai. references.
ssTH ST. WEST "a. ST. THoMAS.-spa
cious rooms two suites with private
hath: excellent cuisine. trems moderate.
"a. WEST i23p-sT. Rooms with board;
rfkn-eaceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
CARNEGIE AND Ills FINE.


A STORY THAT lie DEMANDED liN Hs.''l>'l'N
DENIED BY SECRETARY HERBERT.
Washington Dec. 25-Secrotary Herbert when
asked to-day about a publication stating mat An
drew Carnegie had demanded restitution OF nc
nre he had paid the United states for plugged
arnor and had threatened suit II his demand was
not complied with said that while II was true that
Mr. Carnegie called him Monday, ii vas mol
true that he made any demands or threatened
any suit Further than this the Secretary docs ho'
feel called upon TO discuss the nature of MI ''r-
negie's visit. II Will be remembered that "hHn MT.
rarncgie was fined $4,000 by order OF tho tre9l-
dent he filed vigorous protest The money now
ever was withheld by the Government a." l"r
matter was closed FAR as the Navy Department
was concerned until recently it has been rumo'ed
that Mr. Carnegie would cndcaNor by act or ton
press TO have the fine RENTED. MI Carn"Se
called a the White House on Monday but iaiIe'
10 see the President . H.. -,
Pittsburg. Dec pa call was made TO-DAY an
rho general Offices Of the Carnegie steel 'oi1biiy
concerning the statement published ~ -N'' o.h
that tn, Carnegie Company WouIi u'.!tIiI IIoi'i
rho Government the repayment of al hhtS lHhl'nr'
on account Of alleged impcriccuon ~ aTino:
The officials firmly declined to discuss the matte
or 10 make statement for publication.
Andrew Carnegie would not see newspaper men
yesterday At his home in West Fifty-nrst-st
servant said: "Mr. Carnegie j. very angry "nou'
l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
HOARD WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN In town few NIGHTS
each week desires room In privat" am ,
lily AZ 81 80 per year. between -"th anu ia
~ ma hc' cling house Address ". G..
Tribune ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27

AN ELECTRIC ROAD TO THE YOSEMITE.
san Francisco. Dec. 26.-The right Of way for ar
electric railway from MERGED to the Yosemite Val
ley is said to have been secured the capital stock
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