davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

SelpbrpIlnp ieirebes ben 14oe SUM
al 8rouit 8. u. Moe % 5rue / Iales
iuno. s G%uleonins al 9asen, Der tilz
li9e bar Sruo9ommens 53oe Srbielss
bag, fomplimentereoes Sruoeparret i
lit Sjem al en- itsrre 3el al 9peus Ses
fultnins, li9eicm bet fra Menisbebeu
ouerrattes en- imuf Gaoe, beltaaenbe al
ct elegant Salonmpblement % ilere
pGrbiiulpe S~plpgientance - ct Sepis
paa ben SjRrlicbcb % Spmpatbi, buurs
meo Ialeiunos Msnisbeo umiatter fin
S%pansprelt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

gss Born AMBER ganb. yremsraoss..
- 8arnmeIt os ptipfooet SaasmfoSel.
MRS. WtkSLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP e. bl.s
pet brr3i I oOer iemtt Mar al MtlItpusra az
Weert. tor esrt; Sern uubtt 1aassSrsrs
!tser garnti. btseatsr y nm m.rue, fttIs
ler al Sm9rtt, tttbrebtr 3tHesR sftt ca,r
bet bsetit gaibstl mob gtarr5os. eGtsts al apotss
Mrs. ~Nlnsiow's Soothina Syrup, "a tao oirasu
aneeu Slass. 6eussestess Seats 0latssa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
Cm Saoniua.

Sc feite Eager AMER a~olbtoanbss
BAD bper Rorseu for at ojGre mere
staoe END @aun, ~unbtn9en bpor BEN
Saoenoe er taroet eller / geiboelie af
en- meset itGrt a%onItitntion.
Set iornuiti9ite man fan BiGre, CT at
~efterie. at 8anoets Gemperatur / tolot
SER life er lauere eno 9uftens.
Sacnins buer Sag er opermaaoe
iunbt; men ganoet bGr life ppre iaa
folot at Spitemet fiber berpeb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

TD Streif nnber Spieilins?
Slanot Snoreoninss ineoferue i ariitias
MA paasaar Der / bisie Sage en- ibars
zig g9itution for at iaa siennemiort en-
r7 9c%nninssturii mso 9gnsfOrbsielie,
70 buis Der fra Meiterens ps Spsbers
tsrnes Sioe life sipes Snbrpmmelier
T Der al uofist til, at Striocn enoer
HeO en- Gtreif.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Sos nbrma9ereu. aunbeu: $50.
iter nbrt ba9e 10 ar.! Oct maa 10
pere, bpao bet toiter Gem iclp".
ubrmasereu: "Netop".
aunoen: "gsen buOroan fan be iaa
tiene paa bet?"
ubrma9eren: "8eo Reparotiouer".
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
Wr. .. Mnunoien:

Wr. o. MnnnoIen:
See bar mootaset gpma linen
"Snsreanen" for en- neestio f.
een, 90 leo fan nee, at leg bar ais
ORIG fDet paa iaa en- 900 ~ jfine
icm "Suspennen". Gfnioe pi
fisbt Den Der, maatte pi betale go
9aler for en- al famine @oobes.
Nanse al oore 0aaoer blep bsiiis
iorbaniet peo at fe, bpor pen 90
600 Den CT, 90 leg pil sisre ait for
W%affinens u%obreoelie.
Wrs. Serbia &pauoe,
gSaibcusai, gSatb.
Stetr., 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Ttliatas.-@u Jarm 385 Ncres
- uRr Isccrab. Niaa t~iiitrivsr Jaco5
6aaB, Gccorab Jopl. 322l.tf.I
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

st mt Si~n0sipgeaipl tsIluttebes
al iorrlge eturtbins upisrt ueo Sobs.
GIplet bar beresuet til at folte l Nlils
lion Sroner. gil SuoijSb al De iors
npone Gieubomme, Seianles us Gru,bs
arbeloe b~epil9eoes ior inbep9renoe
Sno9ettermin $4,000 Sroner. s
Senbolo BERTH er til SliDlet inofjpbt
Gienopmme al Suniul Sentpit, 9Oop
9anobru9sItole, 8Uitmeiter 9. glielien
p9 3ulobetient Slien for ct iamlet ges
lob al $500 &roner. Gil Sp9sears
beloct fore iIaar Nesierinaen i en- M
StOrtbinset iOrelugt GropOiition for
nalte Suogettermin b~epilset 200 900
aroner % til GiDlets Surobrus a.
500 &rpner.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
gtter grano / ipnorc llnbal. Sra

Utter granb / ipnore llnbal. Sra
Ionore llnoal i~tripes ben 14oe Suui:
SHsoas Worsen peo S.3ioen ON.
trent uobrpb paa 8olano en- puloIom
SlOebrano, Der ON sanite fort Qio
Ia9oe 2 &aanin9sDuie, l llObusbpSs
ming og l Stolpeboo i 9tite. 2 Smaaz
gutter, ben Gloite 3 Gar, bapoe Iaaet
lat paa en- este 6prititfer c9 tanbt
Slo paa nu8et Salm, Der par benlagt
peo Sloen al llobu5bpsnin8en. GIT
Sloen life fit 9ri6e mere ON fig emo
fleet, ifploes iiar BEN SmItrnoi99eo,
at Der mcllem Sranoteoet os De n9rs
met itaaenoe i6uie itoo en- Del itorre
90ptrGer. vi Snoboet reobebes Stgrs
lteoelen. De rcbbrrnbte SuIe, Der
ttlfertc Sertel us SObias 8Olano, bar
aSiurereoe / Su9nets 8raubtnsie for
tlliammcn 1920 &rpner.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Ouifcs. -Guten al irlge eaer Uos
~ ida en- Sonpasnon III at ou,oaHne ct
tort Graamernp Sa~mIiuaspIan ttlSepnratprs
plan. Ranoeu maa ~fcritaa SmgrInouiHg
inmt BABE Gpiun meo at henbgreHoe I'll
gr ameriet. 8eiletterenee tehage at benz
peuoe Jig mnnotli9 cIer iiriftlis ttl8. Gilbert,
Barter. g. 9aio o. 10 81
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

TnIt. W. 2an92laub ieircoe | Gpn.
bags arDitalbrDaup. oeo bU,Ifn Qlns
Ieonins Senner ira Glore os upere Glb
bar tlliteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Mmtmaub gaHS WirDe. 8ratss
berg amtstins peotOs iorleoeu istsenoe
llotulelie.
IS tafuemmelis G%rinorins af gmts
maro GaIs fore 6OrtieueIte al 8ratss
berg amt, ipecielt bans Iuoel / Iors
js-Sfiensfanalens Gilbliuelie, uotas
Ter amtstinset fin Gili lutnins til 5an.
fen on paa 9opeio at reiis Wmtmauo
Qaa ct Winoe."
Man bar tent Zig Ell Butte / bob
beltnaturlis Gtprrel1e.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Gart1e % Serfc. s Bergen bar
man bait en- ~peoparenbe gprfe, men
bar MI enbel;s iaat &esn. Neoe paa
Spotplten er Sprfen truenoe; intet
paa lang 2io % ipar reobOls
oenpe Sarme.
Sper Splanoeue bar Der biotil
paret tilitratfelist babe al garme %
- Coffin ps Iesn ioroelt Yaa
ben puIieli9ite Wtdaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
agenter onTge5

Dsseuier eaR,s ti al igf1s IN Photo-It Poke,
- Camera. iG.Isr ia islD; r3t lsaefs a3nre:
a%ers5ie: The Pho,gI, Mfg Co.. \ p. "a 6 osis.
2Sis. 062 III
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Sarm tiiialss. = Gen BET euote
y Sequin ,5orm 900 &crssJ ~ Nll /
Sgo ior 9aEeod, StepeHs Co., WCuu, er
tilialgs pla nieqet riuteiise &iltaar Ter
er 800 acres uUoer 2nrtHiAq, ct 9 G.dQe5
BnaatnBsbus (2sx3A mco 10 Srre!isr, IL
GfG9es "Snra~ (4Gx1i0), @raunrp ~
G!aae (2sx34, eoru Crib etc. gi9eleoes
IS Ncres Stou nGr SRieue iamt ct tort
"Bniiure". 3ette ee en- nomGrtet Grain
eLer @tod Jarm % Tan iGlge5 uHosr Ct eaer
/ myuore BARTER. YPan t~illtrlue &. 6.
8rairuo. Stour Rats. z. 3af. T05I
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09


Yotruten langs Sperige5 gei'
NIT lore laaes Of 8eifumiteen umbDttei
reO en- 8oitrute Uper 2aruif-6reos
't3bapn.
arlitiania Sorretninssperben fores
9atter mar 2inien sjcnnen Sperise,
hacrlts foroi iaauel Sfaseraf iom De
l7te Sernbansr life iieloen frembposr
SsIrbinorinser / gintertiben.
Samlaget | S%rOnobjem bar af tit
eSsrItno beuilset i%clsenoe GUNNER:
III Realifolen ar. 10000, Sibens
Fa0sielltabet 5000, Soltebao 5000,
acknowledgements llnoerfottels
f'tasie 10000, BEN tefriife Sfole
1000, ~biOluslite Citation 10000, ct
C~'ltetoru 10000, GunitinbuitrimuIGet
1900 os 9omtirfepnrfen $3.50.
S~oosfalb. @rusierer Miobeltbon,
c'acan8cr, er bgo so Iar al.
Iputbeter George G9riItian Wlas
..S'elcn, Snoebapsr al gtpotbetet "Ioros
TsTnen" | Bergen, er plnpielis uiaaaet
|'t0 Soocn al slastiliGloe / en- alOer
n 81 Var.
9aN var 'pot i SperJaloer 1884 %
"8 1855 iarmacentilt Gramen. Sra
a'oo-G9 par bon auIat peb Strcmsg
TgO'pst, ira 1864 Tom Gropiior. s
NV % 1871 par ban Asiiltent i Mtts
%,Oa'r u~Illonen o. / glpril 1872 mebs
"'' Dan Srulaias JON gpoibefer /
n, bupr ban ienerc bar prepet
''''ge''t "Hoypnieurn."
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
TaSt Gteno o ~.
tilietsS eGer ttaeie.
1~1pnGrfet sar,m tiIal0s.

" 270 Qlcre3 / Ota0tioa 5UipalBtp. z 4fll
fra 2ecorab o. 3 ARtl ira GI0gelpin mso 40
Ncres Sfou ~ vii fra 5arm Il. gtuf
Its~nsbN9nlH1, goo 2aoe. @yauar1 og aa5te
JntrrcUwen's. goot rinoenoe BaHo. 2 BrDi0e
90 GOO &iloms!e. VII m09Ier0tt. S7Is
ge5 paa lct.e 8l.Iaar. Gtau bcu3 noe IN
TT 6 81. 8lier Jirit giattUual BAIT,
3ecornb, 9oDl. 44t'.I
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

DIR. 2enfer, 5orIatteren al "Luther-
ans in all Lands, talte til Turiani.
linsen Wianoas en- balo Gimes 3io, 90
aubefaloe i'm Bog til bort Solf.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Tiliaigs. -@Oot !Dus meo gaoe,
- Brsn6. GtterHs c. 10. g9an beupeHoe
fig tbs. 6. 3arpeitao. WiuiiEhaao.er. 52tif
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
6us tilialas eaer tigeie.

y q Uus, 10 UiGger, Z BRrc.Ilr 195
3tcornh aoo 2aoe o. SinsgefrGr, 2Il got,
iRlges 5lli9t, bUts 6luotl tan IL mart.
Gann Beavenoe IL Ill 9. u. ga'er, 5irs
Rational Ydnt. 4itf.I
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Sil 6bef for SrouObiemife Sr.
ianteri.g Brigade efter afoDoe General
De Seue ital Gbeien for Srissifolen.
Sberit q. 9. guersaaro bore ubiet.
Gen pproenbe 8ri9aoc6si pil bog
Iprit til Soften TONNE til at poertage
fin npe Sitting, ibet Sberiten ital baue
zig at bIipe itaaenoe oeo
8 rissHolen til Sfoleaarets ~llbaang.
llonapnelien al ben npe General Ifal
funne pentes neo bet fgrite.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Wit sfeftrlts Bette o. 8atft.t i,ases frit pai gr8ss.
Rolgr ,1Htgi az srso: oct. TT. 5aoo, 5esr3i'. Rih.
01gaieF sHjss5 T2i 81
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

8aIt. 6. g. 8reus fra stlise 81.
itrift er tititebe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

@repliuafangit / Griitianianps
8aper. No9le grbeipere, Der buloer
paa meb at reparere @aoerne, ianseoe
iurleoen Dag en- @reulins pppe | gbr.
4Oes @abe. GrGuIinsen fOm sanite
rolis luItenoe pltouer @aben os lSb tils
iiolt inc / en- 8utif, bSor ben bleu fan.
get. Grbeioerne tos ben meb fig neo
paa Salueieus Sotel, tuor ben frems
oeles fiubes / leuenoe 9ipe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Seer 8. Stremme ct fer / GoenItab
al Guisreierent Os "Itriuer paa Qiuet
lsit".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-06
THE AFFAIR WAS LIVELY
Indignation Meeting at Hillsdale Over the
Foster Killing.
The Meeting Preceded by n Fisht-The
Second Chapter In the Police
Court Today.

There was big fight at the meeting in
Hillsdale last night to raise money to
prosecute Officer Green for killing Reuben
Foster. Lawyer Moss and W. G. Talia-
ferro. supposed to be intending to break up
the meeting. encountered Sergeant-at-arms
Green and others at the door. and Moss
lip was badly hurt, Taliaferro bruised and
Green knocked down the areaway.
The police came. and the meeting start
ed at Q O'Clock. ard after a prayer speeches
were made by Messrs. Ovelton. Parker,
Freeman, Waring and others. Moss and
Taliaferro, VINO had been arrested and re-
and made speeches also. Resolutions,
printed In The Star. were adopted. and
collection taken to prosecute Officer Green
The meeting closed with the doxology at
midnight.
In Court To-day.
Fully a score of those who attended the
meeting were in the Police Court today.
ready to tell what happened at the meet
ing. Mr.. Mullowny examined the case
briefly and filed two informations, charging
assault.
On one side Lawyer John A. Moss and
William Taliaferro were charged with hav-
ing laid violent hands on John Green. On
the other hand. John Green and Allen Jack
son were charged with being responsible
for Mr.. Moss disabled upper lip.
Lawyer Moss was present in court, put
he was not ready for trial. He was suffer-
ing from a severe cold.whsch, together with
the swollen condition of his lip. made 1t i'm
possible for him to make the kind OF
speech he desired.
II was assaulted by an Infatuated mob"
he said to the court, when I attended
public mass meeting.
Jury trials were demanded, and the case
went over until next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-06
Three Snd Cases.

Three victims OF strong drink. who are
well known Ii, police and court circles, and
who have made honest efforts to let rum
alone, We're In the dock of Judge Kimball's
court this morning. and the court held them
guilty CT the charges against them. They
were William p. Lasselle. the lawyer. and
Edward Scott and William Hoffman, car
penters. Lasselle was an officer in the
regular army. icing the youngest major
general. having been made SO because of
meritorious service on the battle field.
Hoffman, who Is a West Point graduate,
was also an army officer. but. as in the case
of Lasselle. whisky got the better of him
and reduced him to the rank Of private
citizen. Scott is said to be one OF the finest
workmen in the city at his trade, but be-
cause of his Incorporate haoit he does but
little work.
Two OF the men. Hoffman and LaSselle
have taken the anti-rum cure. The former
has been sober for nearly year. but day
before yesterday he said he felt sick and
weak. and went back to the stun that has
caused his family so many sorrowful hours.
LaSselle did not stay sober many days,
and has been given more opportunities by
the court than any other one man. Scott
managed to keep sober several weeks, and
when paid off he bought himself new
suit. 1t was in "wetting' this suit that he
again fell from grace.
Lasselle was given ninety days in default
of security. the judge telling him he hoped
when he got the whisky out of him he
would keep sober for a short time.
Scott went down for a month in default
of fine, and Hoffman was fined $40 or thirty
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-06
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-regular call-12 O'Clock m.-Chesapeake and
GoVcrnment BondsSt y s 90 .s registered II, hid
IL asked U; 8 Is, coupon. Ill bid, l12A asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-eo-year fund IS, 100
BID. 100 s9-year fund ss gold ilts bid Water stock
bid ss resis son 2,ss loo bid
Westminster Wa hi and Georgetown Railrsad g. "a
ss ast Sums ons s s nd s
washington Gas Company s. SERIES ia bid.
LIGHT Sas g. las asts s T.
peake and Potomac Telephone IS, 100 bid IO5
seea hi, American ssesIy and nuss SIS
ii 4S S a,S.s Mast Inst S
Company ext. g. 1oS BID Masonic Hall AssocIa:
son Ss los bid washington Light Iniantry lss
National Bank stocks.-Bank of Washington. $50
rs ASKED i, Ms,sopoitan Iss lid. 20 asked Gem
Citizens, iss bid; Columbia, lso bid. ~ asked;
lid, io4 asked. Ohio aSs bid. A'D l'H'''" 'O'
snS ana rs sa
apd and trust u: @ asked american
Railroad stccKs- washington and Georgetown.
go bid. 2s5 asked Metropolitan. 81 bid IS asked.
Columbia. 62h bid, u asked Belt, Is asked.
lexington. % bid.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks -washastSn Gas.
8. Electric Light. 1921 bid. 1873 asked.
Insurance Stocks.-Firemen's 40h asked. Frank
lin, As bid. Metropolitan. 20 bid. Corcoran. 81
bid Potomac. 90 bid; Arlington. $50 bid; Ger
Is asked Columbia, 1871 bid, Is asked. Riggs
61s bid. rs asked Peoples, 5la bid. 81 asked
Lincoln, 'sA bid. 81 asked Commercial. Al bid.
asked.
Title Insurance stocks.-Real Estate Title. los
bid 1l6 asked. Columbia Title, s7b bid, asked.
Washington Title, 0h asked. District Title, 10
bid 12t, asked.
Telephone Stocks.-Pennsylvana IS bid 80 asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, 55E bid. SO asked.
American Graphophone: ~ bid, 3 asked Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage, - bid.
Miscellaneous Stocks.-WashIngton Market, IA bid.
Great Falls lee. 1870 bid: l4S asked. Bull Run
Steamboat, 100 asked Lincoln Hail. so hid 30
asked. Mcrgenthaler Linotype, 100 bid. $50 asked.
div
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-06
Spectators Awaiting the Income
Tax Decision.
DISPOSED 70 SELL MODERATELY
Discussing the Meeting Of Coal
Line Presidents.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, April 6.-SpeculatIon was
resumed this morning or the basis estab-
lished at the close of yesterdays business
and was Influenced by no new develop
ments. Traders were disposed TO sell mod
erately. In anticipation Of an adverse de-
cision In the income tax case.
The result Of yesterdays meeting Of the
representatives OF the coal producing and
coal carrying railroads is somewhat vague.
II Is clear, however, that there is a de-
cided lack Of harmony, which must
eventually be submitted to arbitration.
Jersey Central, the leader Of this group
OF stocks. was weak on a moderate volume
Oh business. which resulted In a decline OF
Ii per cent. Lackawanna was strong at
an ADVANCE OF l Ia, and Reading was bare.
~ STEADY under room selling.
western Union was sold by traders IN
the rumor that lcrge block Of long stock
presumably that owned by and included In
road, had been sold
inc industrfals were steady around OPEN
Ing prices on a small volume of business.
Ihe market for foreign exchange, while
oull. mas been decidedly strong during the
past week. as the result of q well dtstrib-
uted inquiry from remitters
me pond syndicate is In complete control
Oh TINS market. and while realizing the
a nsnsse prices for its drawings. Ia fully
apue 10 prevent any outflow of gold.
Inc pank statement reflects q loss of
eS'o.oOV IN lawful money, which, with a
decrease In loans. partly explains the fall
ing OH In deposits. although the decrease In
the last item is Inconsistent to the extent
of Sl.OOO.OO0.
The statement has no special bearing
on the situation. except that it shows that
.ne Doho syndicate Is not disposed. In the
present condition of the money market. to
release any of the funds 1t controls.
The statement in detail follows: Reserve
increase, $516.4I5; loans decrease s. O65 500:
specie decrease. 81. 1O1. 100: legals increase
$169. 100; deposits decreased SS4l7 800 and
circulation increased $1SS 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-06
A Debate Mt Trinity.

Trinity Chapter. Brotherhood Of ST.
Andrew. inaugurated a movement last
evening in the new parish hall that will
probably result in the building being put
to considerable use by the young men of
the parish. The occasion was a debate on
the subject: Resolved, That institutional
churches are beneficial for MANKIND be-
tween four of the brotherhood members.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Stewart, director Of the chap
ter. presiding; and among the audience as
sembled, which was not confined to the
brotherhood only, were gentlemen inter-
ested in the subject from Rev. DR.. kents
Peoples Church.
Mr.. VIM. ]. Lockwood Of the Virginia bar
opened for the affirmative and was follow
ed by Mr.. r. Preston Shealey for the mega
tive, Mr.. Fred A. Anderson for the affirma-
tive and Mr.. VIM. P. Foley, the negative.
A discussion, limited to short speeches, fol-
lowed, during the course of which DR.. d.
Percy Hickling gave the results of his OBJ
servations of such institutions abroad, and
others Of the persons present expressed
their views.
Owing to the number and diversity Of the
opinions expressed, the decision was based
on the merits Of the debaters in presenting
their case oratorically, and by popular vote
the judgment was awarded to the negative.
1t Is probable that as result of the con-
test debating society will be formed out
side of brotherhood circles, and a gymna-
SUM is also among the near possibilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-06
Young TruseIl Drowned.

Lewis TruselL aged ten years. son OF
William Trusell, a bricklayer living at 142G
G street southeast, was drowned last even
ing In the Eastern branch of the Potomac
river. The body was recovered about four
hours later by some men who were search
Ing for 1t, and at an early hour today taken
to the home of the unfortunate lads pa
rents. where Coroner Hammett viewed the
remains and decided that an inquest was
unnecessary, the affair having been clearly
accidental.
From the statements of those who wit
messed the sad affair, 1t appears that the
little fellow. with some playmates among
whom were John Wright, Edward Hennon
and Frederick Thompson, who had been
fishing from the shore. had become tired OF
doing SO. as they were not very successful.
and decided to go out on the third pier OF
which they were. To reach the spot they
desired 1t was necessary to climb out under
the bridge and walk along some narrow
STRIPS of iron not more than two inches
wide and which are about eight inches
apart.
The boys had often made the trip before
and they did not anticipate any accident.
By some means, however, the Trusell boy
became dizzy or made a misstep when
about half way to where he was trying to
get and fell into the water, nearly twenty
feet below. An alarm was at once given.
and though desperate efforts. which were
futile for long time, were made to rescue
him, he only rose to the surface twice and
then sank in a deep place near where he
had fallen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-06
THE MINNEAPOLIS, TRIAL.
1t VIII Take Place Under Admiral
Meade's Direction.

1t VIII Take Place Under Admiral
Meade's Direction.
The triple screw cruiser Minneapolis Is
to have her final trial in foreign seas. which
will be a departure from the old practice.
1t has been customary to keep a new ship
In home waters for half a year. after her
first or acceptance trial. to smooth down
her machinery and make 1t easy to effect
any changes that experience may warrant.
Then the two days sea trial was had to
show that the machinery had not dete-
riorated and II all was well the contractor
was relieved from further responsibility
for the ship and received the payments
that had been reserved. In the case Of
the Minneapolis the Navy Department was
confident that everything was in goor order.
and besides she was wanted by Admiral
Meade to join his squadron in the West
Indies.
Orders have been cabled to the admiral
(Meade) at Kingston. Jamaica, to put the
ship through a two days sea trial some
time between the 23d instant and May o.
which last date will be just five months
from that of the original acceptance trial
The trial board will be made up Of the
following officers Of the squadron: Capt.
r. D. Evans. Chief Engineer Harries,
Lieut.. Commander Allibone, Lieut.. Kellogg
and Carpenter Fletcher
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A CIVIL TRIAL ALLOWED.
The Spanish Government Comedies
the Request of the United States.

The Spanish Government Comedies
the Request of the United States.
The Spanish government has conceded
the request of the United States that the
two American citizens, August Bolton and
Gustave Richelieu. imprisoned at Santiago
de Cuba, be given opportunity to establish
their innocence before a civil tribunal.
These men were picked up in a small boat
near Santiago by a Spanish cruiser and
brought 70 the town and placed in Jail
United States Consul Hyatt secured their
release. but they were again arrested under
suspicion of having landed insurgents on
the Cuban coast. As soon as the matter
was brought to the attention Of the State
Consul Hyatt to protest against trial by
the marine authorities and to insist on
definite accusation of crime and either
speedy release or a civil trial
Consul Hyatt replied that the local au-
thorities had referred the matter to Ha-
vana, whereupon the State Department
cabled Consul General Williams 10 make
the same demand there. He replied that
upon his presentation of the case the gov
ernor general had assured him that orders
would be sent to the authorities at San
tiago to transfer the case from the marine
jurisdiction to the civil courts.
Again the State Department cabled Con-
sui Hyatt to report whether such orders
had been received at Santiago. and what
action had been taken, and late yesterday
afternoon thesde apartment received a cable
message from Consul Hyatt. saying that
civil trial had been allowed. and that the
governor had personally assured him OF
speedy action.
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Transfers of Renl Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Ferdinand Schmidt. tr., ct al. to Traugott
L. and Theresa Schmidt, parts lots 5 and
q, so. SIG: sl.65O. Mahlon Ashford and AL
dis B. Brown, trustees. to United Security,
Loan. Insurance and Trust Co., lot 216 So
1904; 81 800. James Dundon ct ux. to Thos.
F. Brantley. lot IA. blk. 1. White Haven
and Harlem; 81 400. Jno. c. Davidson ct
Tx. 70 VIM. u. Denison lot "A, blk 2, West
lexington; $S.0UN Robt. P. Fletcher ct ux.
to Chas. C. Meads, lot 81, 50. 81; $40.
Margaret r. Sammons to Lucia NJ. Delano,
lots IS and CD. So 1929; $40.
H. H. Bergman, executor, ct al. to Mary
]. Wright, part of lot l3. SO. 25S: $40.
Thos. NJ. w. Green ct Tx. to VIM. West,
west half of lot II. sec. 8, Barry Farm;
$3.50. D:ller b. Croft to Josephine G.
Heard, lot IS, blk. IL, Brightwood Park;
$40. Whiteffeld McKinlay and Furman ].
Shadd, trustees, to Imogene Wormley, part
CT lot 8. blk. 3. Ivy City; $3.50. George
Truesdeil ct ux. to Mildred H. Parker, lots
IS to 46. SO. 4, West lexington; $40.