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The herald., 1895-09-27
INSURGENT PROGRESS
American Citizens Arrested as Suspe cts
Recognition Desired


TAMPA, Fla, Sept 26.-Among the
passengers arriving on the Cuba steame
tonight was Jose Ansly, dentist from
Sagua La Grande, accompanied by his
sons, Luis and Aurelio. These gentle
men were reported as suspects and were
said to be harboring ammunition. A
force OF Spanish officers thoroughly
searched their premises but without re-
suit. Nevertheless they were arrested
and thrown into loathsome dungeon
for thirty-six hours, the ventilation holes
of which were stopped up. During this
period they were given neither food nor
drink and vera barred from communica-
ting with their family. They we're de-
tained altogetheTr, s seven days. They
ican consul, for his untiring efforts in
their behalf, without which they believe
they would still be i'm prisoned. They
were released and ordered to leave within
twenty-four hours. They will remain
here several days and then proceed to
Washington, where their complaint will
be filed. They claim American citizen
ship.
LUIS Carlo, editor of the Tribune, pub
lishej in Puerto Principe, in June printed
a manifesto issued by Cuban committee
calling the insurgents to arms. He was
seized and imprisoned, his paper being
con fiscated. He was tried and sentenced
to Cueta tor life, but through influence
had his sentence changed to exile in
Spain. When he went to obtain his pass
port he said he was given one to Amc cr-
lea by mistake.
All passengers report the progress of
the insurgents.
Tonight petition to the United States
congress to be presented at its next meet
ing asking for the recognition of Cuba
was started, and within three hours 800
names were affixed.
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ordered to be deported. Attorney Rear
don was the counsel for the woman and
her alleged husband in the case and Huff
was the interpreter. Each of the gentle
men recognized the defendant and were
positive as to her identity.
On the other hand the defense atte m pit
ed to prove that she was another woman
altos ether. They endowed her with the
name OF Lung YIng Yee, and located her
landing place as Portland, Ore., where
they alIege she arrived from British
Columbia in January. 1894 They claim
that she was the wife OF merchant
named Chung Chi. She was there ex-
amined as 10 her right to live in the
country and was discharged. She lived
land and then accompanied him to Los
Angeles, where he died. She mas since
lived as his widow.
The whole case seems to hinge on
whether she was legally married TO the
alleged Chung Chu. No ceremony was
performed in this country, and of course
the defense cannot prove that there was
ANYTHING of thaG nature consummated in
China. AS the wife of merchant the
woman had q legal right to live in this
country. but as his paramour she was an
illegal resident. AS such she was liable
W ueDOTldtlOH.
The defense also claim that the original
sentence of deportation was carried into
effect and that therefore the woman un-
der trial cannot be the same alleged in
The complaint.
The various Chinese witnesses swore
with one breath that the defendant is not
the woman alleged IN the complaint and
that she is the legal wife of Chung Chu.
When the defendant was on the stand in
her own hehalf, Mr.. Denis walked up to
her and showed her portrait of herself.
She denied knowing whom it represented.
and then Mr.. Denis sprung a sensation.
He declared that the picture had been OBJ
tanned from a Chinaman in San Fran
cisco who had known both the woman
and her alleged husband. and that the
Cbinaman had declared that the woman
was the same as had been under previous
sentence of deportation.
Collector John G. Wise identified the
photograph as one that had been used in
the former trial of this woman, and this
lett but little DOUBT of her identity.
The case was finally submitted on the
evidence and on briefs to be filed later.
Judge Wellborn took the case under ad-
v:sement and adjourned the court at 4 80
0'rlork
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SARAH'S WEARING APPAREL
SquabbIing Over the Dresses of Poor
Mrs. Terry
Creditor Of tine Insane Woman's Estate
Wants the Property Sold-Claims
II Is Valuable

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26 Thomas
F. Ryan has filed written objections to
the appraisement of the estate Of Sarah
Althea Terry made some months ago by
g. Lambert, John W. Ferris and George
Grethinger. Ryan is a creditor of the
insane woman's estate. and alleges that
much of the property was undervalued.
In proof of this fact he shows the figures
in comparison to the figures of the ap.
praisement made in 1892. The first APP
praisement fixed tue value of the per-
sonal proeprty of the estate at S1613.15
while according to the second apprase-
ment 1t is worth only $3.50. Ryan claims
that this last estimate does not represent
more than one-seventh of the actual
value OF the property. Ryan objects to
the terms OF recent court order direct
ing sale at auction of the personal
property other than certain articles of
wearing apparel, which were set apart
to the use OF Mrs. Terry. The petitioner
SAYS that this wearing apparel is worth
$685. and yet. from the nature of the
material and style of the garments, it is
not now and never will be of any use to
Mrs. Terry. Ryan wants the court to or
der the wearing apparel sold with the
other personal property for the benefit OF
Mrs. Terry's creditors.
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Brings Many Cinnamon to the
u. S. District Court
CHUNG CHEZ WOULD STAY
She Claims to Be the Widow of One
Chung Chu
The Interesting Case Finally Submitted on the
Evidence and Judge Weilborn Has
Taken It Under Amusement

In the United States district court yes
terday pretty Chinese woman was on
trial to show cause why she should not be
deported from the country as per a pro-
vious oder of deportation as alleged.
Messrs. Phipbs and Marble were the at
torneys for the defendant. and George
Denis. the United States district attor-
ney, was assisted by Frank Finlayson in
the prosecution.
The government claims that the wo-
man Chung Chez landed first in this
country at San Francisco in June, 1893.
Three witnesses are positive that the wo-
man IS the same one. These witnesses
are Attorney John Reardon of San Fran
CISCO, John G. Wise, ex-collector of the
port of San Francisco, and Interpreter
Huff of this federal service. The prosecu-
ton brought testimony to bear that she
was examined as to her right to stay IN
the country, and on examination was
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confirm the report. He said that he bad
no motive for concealing anything. The
point with him was that the lady might
be mistaken and until she found that
she was not it was unnecessary to bring
her name before the police.
Another person who claims to have
assisted in the murder Of Blanche La
mont ha been heard from. His story was
contained in the following anonymous
letter received at the mayors office and
handed lster to the CHIEF of police:
ORANGE, N. j., Sept. ls.-To the
Mayor OF San Francisco: You are trying
the wrong man for murder Durrant is an
Innocent man | with One other did the
dead and l could come and Pick the man
Out l did not do the numbering but
helped cary the body | will say no more
am well known Out thare Say Once more
Durrant is an inocent man."
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drove him about town rin his own car
riage, finally taking him to the German
consulate, where King Malietoa had been
brought some time before. The signiti-
canoe of this action lies in the attitude
which has all along been held by Tama-
sese, who is the son OF the former Ger
man puppet king OF that name. The
present Tamasesa recently defied the au-
thorlty of the warships here representing
the United States Great Britain and Ger
many, and he is at present sheltering
prisoners under sentence by the suprem NJ y
court, who succeeded in making their es-
cape. The Samoan Herald. paper pub
ilshed by an Englishman, in comment
ing upon this lnciuent. condemns the
British consul severely and says that the
residents OF Samoa have seen The stra nge
spectacle of an acknowledged rebel. Tam
asese, not only allowed to enter Apia
with impunity but actually appearing as
the intimate friend of her Britannia mai
esty's representative, Consul Woodford
The paper also declares that this action of
the British consuls will i'm ply to the
seml-savage mind of Tamasese that he
can be assured of the powerful protection
of Great Britain. The natives belonging
to the kings party are much Incensed at
the conduct of both consuls. United
States Consul Mulligan refused to be a
party to any dealings with the man who
had lnsulted and defied the Samoan gov
ernment as recognized by the three pow
ers. There is the usual talk among the
natives now of fighting at an early date.
In the last fcw days Mr.. Woodford has
been succeeded by British Consul Cusack-
Smith, who has returned from Fiji.
United States Consul General Mulligan
will leave here by the next steamer and
his place will be filed by W. Blackjack,
who has held the post before
The business of Samoa is greatly de-
pressed. The cocoanut crop has resulted
badly and the staple product, copra, is
greatly reduced in quantity.
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DELEGATES Wanted

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Sept. &c.
Governor Stone today issued proclama-
ton declaring that in view of the great
i'm portance of the conference of the west
ern states called to assemble at Topek
Kans., on October 1st, he feels justified
in urging upon the mayors OF cities and
the presidents of various commercial
bodies organized throughout the state 10
attend the conference, or to see to it
that their cities and boards are properly
represented.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-The World
will say tomorrow:
The New YORK representatives of the
insurgents in Cuba have seriously disa-
greed and if arrangements can be made
with the Mexican government Secretary
Quesada will make his headquarters in
the City of Mexico. Delegate Palma,
Treasurer Guerra and Antonio Colas, the
banker. constitute one faction; Secretary
Gon:alo Quesada, Horatio Rnbens, the
juntas' legal adviser; Leon Benoit, his
assistant. and DR.. Sanguilly, the recently
elected minister of foreign affairs, form
the other faction.
1t is said that the ,eceders accuse
Palma of being too conservative and to-
close IN money matters.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. o. The
steamer Alameda, which arrived today
from Australia and New Zealand by way
of the Hawaiian islands, did not stop at
Honolulu. She lay outside of that port
one hour to land mails, but she took no
passengers aboard and refused to take
any mails for San Francisco. The boat
which put off from the islands reported
that there were eighty-slx case of cholera
on land. Forty deaths had already re-
suited from the disease. OF the dead
three were Europeans.
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A California Lynching

BAK ERSFIELD. Sept. 26. News comes
from Kernville that Philip Seybert, in
an alteration over game of cards. was
shot and killed by Willie Archer, an In
dian. Archer was arrested. At the case
a verdict or wilful murder was returned,
alter which number OF citizens took
Archer from the officers and killed him.
lie was found with six bullet holes and
severalfatal knife cuts in his body.
The herald., 1895-09-27
THE SAN FRANCISCO WAY
Fines viii Be Imposed Where Street Cars Are
Run Without Guards

Run Without Guards
uSAN FRANCISCO, Seri. 26.-If Super
int,ndent E. ]. Vining of the
Market Street Railway company, does
not comply with the city ordinance re-
quiring all street cars controlled by the
company no matter what power propelled
to be fitted with life guarus before Octo-
Der 1st he will be prosecuted by the Civic
Federation for misdemeanor. The work
of fitting such guards has not yet COM
m enced so that the prosecution OF the SUI
perinendent is reasonably assured. The
penalty for violation OF the ordinance is
a fine not to exceed $1,000 or imprison-
ment for twelve months or both.
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Movements of Cruisers

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2C.-The
United States cruiser Philadelp phia has
secured full crew and will leave on
ooasting cruise on Saturday. Her trip
will be to Port Angeles, Wash, thence
to Victora and Vancouver. She will then
sail south, touching at all the principal
ports of Puget Sound. She will proba bly,
remain in the north two months and
thereafter may be sent to the China sta
tion to relieve the Charleston or Detroit,
the relieved cruiser to be ordered here
for repairs
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To the Great Industrial Exposi-
tiOn at Atlanta
SHE is MRS. LUCY W. M'CANN
Why Not Secure Her Services to Boom
Los Angeles 5?
Mrs. McCann Will Arrive Here Early Next
Week-Indorsed as Thoroughly QusI-
flied Person for the Place

1t appears from the press dispatches
that the Atlanta exposition is great
success and the display made by this
county is not the least of the attractions
offered to the visitors. This being the
case, it would bs wise thing to see that
this part of the state is well represented
by commissioners. Colonel Frank Wig
gins is there and no one could do better
work than he If he had all of his time
to give to singing, and he sings we'll, the
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To Lie by Kit Caison's Side

DEL NORTE COL, Sept. 26.-Arrange-
ments have been completed whereby the
remains OF the noted scout and Indian
fighter, Col. Albert Henry Pfeiffer. are
soon to be removed from Del Norte, where
they were buried in 1880, to the National
cemetery at Santa Fe. the government
bearing the expenses. The body of
Colonel Pfeiffer will be inferred by the
side of that OF Kit Carson at Santa Fe, in
compliance with a wish expressed by
Colonel ri e." inst nrior to his death.
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NORTHERN FOREST FIRES

Shifted Into the Forest Around Boulder Creek
and Near Ben Lomond
SANTA CRUZ. Sept 26.-The fire near
Zyante shifted around today and swept
into forest in the direction of Boulder
creek, which is two miles distant. For
while the wind blew strong, causing the
flames to burn tiercely. but the wind sud-
denly became light, which had the effect
of confining the fire into the limits al
ready in flames. Passengers on the nai-
row gauge train could plainly see the
burning forest The fire near SGott's val
ley has gone down considerably. A fire
is reported in the woods near Ben Los
mond.
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The Business of Samoa Greatly
Depressed
FROM THE FAR SOUTH SEAS
Complaints Regarding British aud Ger.
man ConsuIs at Apia
TIE Usual Talk of Probable Fighting-The
Alameda Refuses to stop at Iiono-
iulu-ChoIera Cases
Associated Press srecial Wire

APIA, Samoa, Sept. II, per Steamer
Alamsda to San Francisco, Sept. 26.--
There has been much uniavorable COM
ment here lately in regard to the actions
OF Acting British Consul Woodford and
the German consul. The British consul
made visit to the headquarters of the
rebel party under Tamasese and he in
dnced Tamasese to visit Apia, where ha
entertained him at the consulate and
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A Cattle Man Drown I'd

SAN DIEGO Sept. 26.-News was re-
ceived hcre today that William Yount, a
mining and cattle man of Nye county,
Nevada. was drowned at Warmers Hot
Springs. seventy miles from this city,
last uesday. Yount was subject to epi-
leptic fits.
VIII lie taking bath with others at the
springs u gurgling sound was heard COM
ing from his tub. Others came to his re-
lief but efforts to resuscitate him failed,
1t is supposed that he was taken with q
iit while in the water
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the churches were reported in good work
ing order. By unanimous vote the Ad,
vent church of Santa Rosa was admitted
to the conference. Tomorrow Will be
given over to the young people. The ex-
ercises will begin at $3.50 am. with a
sunrise prayer meeting. In the afternoon
there are to be papers and disc ussions
relative to church work. In the evening
there will be preaching.
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SAN DIEGO, Sept. 26.-The British
gunboat Hyacinthe, Captain May, ar.
rived here today from Santa Barbara.
The Hyacinthe is on her way from Es-
quimalt to Callao. She put into this port
to secure a supply OF water and will re-
sumo her voyage tomorrow.
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The Yznapa Divorce Suit

1ANKTON. s. D., Sept. 26-The d.
vorce case OF Mrs. Mabel Yznaga against
Ferdinand Yznaga of New York has be-
gun. the cause given being desertion and
non-sIpport. The complaint is withheld
from the record until the case ends.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. .6.-FeaIs
ars entertained for the safety of the
steamer Jennie. tender for the Pacific
Steam Whaling company. She left this
port several months ago bound for the
Arctic ocean and is believed to be frozen
last IN tho Arctic ice fields
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LIMA, Peru, Sept. 26.-The British
steamer Condor recently fouled the U nited
States ship Alert at Guayaquil and has
been detained at the port on an action
for damages.
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PARIS. Sept. 26-In the Seine assizes
verdict Of acquittal was rendered ih the
case OF Mrs. Boulton, who on May 11th
shot M. Glszer, of the Russian bank, in
Paris.
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Expelled From the Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-Preldent f. L.
Ames OF the New York Stock exchange,
today formally announced the expulsion
from membership in the exchange of J.
u. Manning on the charge of fraud.
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Advent Christian Conference

SANTA CRUZ. Sept. 26- Large crowds
attended the Advent Christian conference
today. At the business meeting all of
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THE NEWS

~ TELEG GRAPH-Prosecutio ms for for
gerry to follow the use of scalpsd rail-
road tickets-The Duran case-An
eastern boom in lemons-Rey ell Santa
Anita wins race at Gravesend-- For
est fires still burning-British gun
boat at San Diego Matters in the
south seas; the Alameda refuses to
land at Honolulu-A professors un-
satisfactory fnd-Shipwrecked seoop
tors reach land-A treasury surplus
Valkyrie- Defender race likely to be
epeated-Engllsh Spruce wins an
other race-Champlo Corbett is
dissipated wreck; special session OF
the Texas legislature called to pre-
vent prize tighting-CanaIian forest
tires--Irish National alliance organ
lied Fatal osrelessness in a Colorado
mire-Car guards at San Frar cisco
A fumigating plant at San Diego
Riverside; Caesar Cummings trial
Pasadena; eight alleged gamblers ar
rested-Santa Ana; an assault and
fight-San Bernardino; hobo's
heavy sentence-San bedro; an Oil
well-The New Jersey Democratic
convention.
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ABOUT THE CITY-High diving at

THE CITY-High diving at
WestIaSe park; the first aquatic
performance to take place next Sun
day--The city's extra counsel hard at
work Regular meeting of the sewer
nimittee-Guy Barham entertains
visitors from the north-Mayor RAIDER
is opposed to the abolishIng of the
offices of city tax collector and city
assessor-Jack Stewart, accused of lift
ing diamond voluntarily surren-
dered-Today is the beginning OF
Yom Kippur. lsrael's day of atone-
ment-George NJ. Reynolds is found
guilty of selling book from the pub
lie library Examination OF Harry
Skenks, charged with assault upon
Mrs. Forrest District Attorney Dom
nell sustained by the supreme court
= Ex-Asistant District Attorney
Hardesry has returned to the city
Mayne's friends are quiet; some facts
regarding the boomer-Meeting Of the
Southern California division of the
l.. A. W-The Methodist conference
at Pasadena-Mrs. Lucy McCann, :
state commissioner TO the Atlanta
exposition.
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WHERE YOU 1AY 90 TODAY

ORPHEUM-At p. m. vaudeville.
BURBANk--At p. M; The Minisaers,
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DISTRICT AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
COUNTY CoMMssIoNERs.
CITY OFFICERS.

County court meets for CIVIL criminal and pro-
bate business ON the first Mondays in March, June,
September and December.
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o. S. DISTRICT COURT.

The following the officers Of and the times and
places Of holding court for the Western District Of
Texas:
o. S. District ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,faxey
aitorhey- ......A. J. Evans
,eIh. I'D. II. Hart
. "isiiai -. ....-.......R. &. Ware
ginel Deputy Marshal ......-..-.J. b. Walter
G. L, Tlghman Deputy Clerk
Court convsnes IN San ANTONIO on the frat Non
days il Siay and November.
July.
In Brownsville on the first Monday in January
and second Monday in June.
In Fl Paso on the first ondays in April and DC.
tober.
WENrY-EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
District Judge. esth Judicial district 81 c. Russell
District Attorney...- John 1. Kleiber
DlHtrlct Cierk. Louis Kowalski
District Court meets as follows;
Cameron County-first Mondays in February and
september; continues in session two weeks
HidAlgo County-Fonrth mondays after the first
Mondays in February and September; continues
in session two weeks.
starr Ceunty-Sixth koi lays after the first Non.
days in February ard September; continues in
session three weeks.
Nueces County-Ninth Mondays after the first Non.
days in February and September continues in
session SIX weeks
U. S, MILITARY PoST-Fort Brown.
Commander. .-..... Major Henry Wagner
Quartermaster. .--...-....-.L Lieut.. II j. Goldmad
Post Surgeon Maj. P. j. A. Cleary
1 , Maj. W. II. hammer
Fost AdJutaDt Lieut., j. W. Craig
US. CUSTOM ROUSE.
John A. Michel. Collector
a. Thornhan. ......... SPECIAL Deputv
O. a browne ..--.----.............. Chief Clerk
. a. oeideh' 1900. Entry Clerk
MEXICAN CONSULATE.
Leonelo LonSoria..'. Acting Consul
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MATAMOROS
DTRECTORIO.
QUARTET GENERAL DE IA
CUARTA ZONAF

CU&RTA IONA
General en- Gefe EniIiano Lo-
1900. Zero
Gefe del estado mayor, Teniente
$1,000. .coronel Emilio Gutierrez
Plana mayor facultativa de ynge-
nieros, Teniente Samuel G Cuellar
Juez INSTRUCTOR.
Coronel licenciado Nicolas Garcia
Perez
Agente del ministerio publico, Te-
.niente coronel Porfrio g. Loza
Captain de puerto en- Bagdad, capt.
...........-. tan Agustin Mireles
Hospital Militer.
Director Teniente coronel DR..
49,. '.......-. 80, :. Afaia
Sub director mayor DIR. Maxine
'.'...s...... ............ DIVA
Administrator de Correo.
Administrator Fernando de Tar
nova Administration subalterna de
la renta del Timbre.
:. Administrator A. A. basement
Juzgado de ynstancia de la ter
cera Fraction judicial.
.Juez Francisco Guerra
Primera colecturia de rnntas del
estado.
........ Collector Juan B. Zolezze
Juzgado del registro civil.
...........J uez Jorge Strothers
Hospital civil.
Director DR.. Antonio e. Guzman
Il. juuta de instruction publica. |
Presidente DIR. Miguel Barragan
$500. Tesorero Pedro Bouchard !
-. Secretario Gilberto Hernandez
JUNTA DE SANDAL.
Presidente DR.. Miguel Barragan
:ecretario del ayuntamiento Joa-
......: ..qum A. Arguelles
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