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Arizona republican., 1895-02-10
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

THE REPUBLICAN IS fully prepared 10 do all kinds of plain and fancy Job printing ill all the latest styles. Complete book bindery and ruling machinery iu connection with the job depart ment. Work perfectly and promptly done.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-15
PAT AND THE PRIEST.
His Religion Was Listlo shaky But His
wit Was All Right

His Religion Was Littlo Shaky But His
wit Was All Right.
Pat was on his way to church, and on
the road met the priest.
GOOD morning, Pat"
GOOD morning, yer rcverince."
''Where are you going?-
"To mass, sor."
'Well, Pat, what is tho meaning of
mass?"
Now, Pat did not know, but he was
bound not to let the priest find 1t out.
"The loilses Of you asking the loikes
of me the meaning Of mass!"
SNOW, Pat, tell me, anyway"
81 don't like to tell YOU"
But suppose Protestant should ask
you?"
"Oh, could easily tell him"
"Well, / will be a Protestant and
meet you at the next corner"
So the priest walked away and met
Pat ut the next corner.
Good morning, Pat"
"Good morning, yer honor"
"Where are you going?"
ITO mass, sor."
"What does mass mean?"
"Well, II you're a Protestant, it's
none of your business.r-N. Y. Com
mercial Advertiser.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-15
Matrimonial Notes

Wife What do you suppose b the
reason there are no marriages In heavenly
Husband-You stupid goosel 1t y ia
Offset the fact that there Il no heaven
In marriage.-Tammany Timea
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-06-15

flncd in any prison In tho state under certain
conditions. Immediate effect Approved May %
House enrolled act No 302 nppropriatcs ST.
600 for the current expenses OF the state pub
lie school for dependent children .or the years
1895 and is0a Approved May 2S
House enrolled act No. 3l4 provides that ware
houserncn ana storage companies shall have
lien on NIL goods stored with them. Approved
May ca.
Senate enrolled act No. 15l nppropriates 49,
600 for the homo for the feeble-,nindcd for tho
years 1895 and 1890 Immediate effect Ap-
proved May 81.
Senate enrolled act No. i<7 provides for the
appointment of a board OF commissioners to
have control of Mackinac Island park Imme-
diato eject Approved May 81
House enrolled act No $50 makes IL /, misde-
rneanor for anv person 70 buv. barter or sell
anv ouail. nartridoe or woodcook In Nichiua,
nj nnv season Of tho YEAR Annroved Nav n.
House enrolled act No 2 Az provides for the
marking on the outside Of packages designed
for affirming fruit the canacitv oS sucb nacL-
soos kpnroveS Nav a, p
House enrolled net M 100 oYnend, ch,n.er "A
of UowoIi,s S,atntcs relative 10 tho orga,iza-
tion q, asv,nroa Arnroxea uav a.
-. s,,., -. ~ 90, ,s,o
ooo .N . ~ W. '' app.ops 80 =,
.o Iao;"s ~ 80. ' ' s nouSe a. - :
:, AN''o on'o~ Appio'eu
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

President CIsveIarTd ,s cv,o,,a1 D., ,,.,,rr
H-t
- .a.ht liaIIllson mas engaged thr,
H. --ri f-.. ~ !" "lli,tiS HpuSe LOT 'h'
During iHe lrsi week of December there
Etig E.s'n't-inTte cases OF cholera In 81.
I"'eFttTg ana torty-SlN deaths from the
fisease.
Tho Kansas state board Of pharmacy IS
I'm r-E ION Ht Junction city. About forty
raE1tat"s for pharmacy certificates are In
attendance
Arthur Dicks was placed on trial at To
routo Yesterday, charged with burning his
VII, % death in order TO get an Insurance
Of >!+"D On her lie,
II ls reported that Porto Rico Is likely
soon 10 ioln Inc Cuban rebellion against
STalu. 4 declaration Of indepeudenCe has
already been prepared.
In the French chamber of lpDutfas ,,ee
th rovrrnmruf To- Uros.S,,,t NOS. t,.' We
have been engaged in Coruerjne Ieat
,I-5.. ,iir.y,,,.,,. 20 ~ ,,t =, n, ~
,fIonn G,rrr.,r, ~, I,,I ~ a'e.i = ~
5lIartcrlv dividend Of 4 nar cent ana II IL
per cent extra This makes a total Of l5
nm C,Isrl. y,-,IIaoo oo,,.,.,,, 80
Ii1't, N. " dllaoe. controller or GUS
~ ~Dil,n !" 't'f I'oiil'n'ol cabinet, mas resigned
ur'hus" lie cannot approve Of the course
W.ioh tIe goNsinmeni mas adopted In its
",ltlt""e TOWARDS the Manitoba school ques-
''I,', ~, :, No..
snip, was injured during the leyee riots at
New Orleans last spring, and England is
making a lu,s about n seGretary, Olney
Is !u4'lIlhb INTO 'he responsibility Tor the
riots;
~ mas been dlseoFered mat nearly all Of
thr nov EolI camp az West Greek Coll
nrai rai LIan" 10 Sl.ilSS, ls ~ hlted states
i i i Itot It ma tnosC VINO aie
MolhtaS claims are Hable 70 arrest as Tres
90
gow IHe gtGlat 5sHhipe4i,dns h strike m IN Glas,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12
GETS A CONSOLATION PRIZE,
PIrTsBURG TO HAVE THE NATIONAL
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
To Bc Held May 81, 1896 Other Meetings
In Conjunction - Ex Governor John 4.
81. Johns Resignation as Nation
al Chairman Accepted.

Chicago. Dec, n.-Pittsburs has been Sc.
lected as the place for holding the national
Prohibition convention next year. Two
hal!"ts were cast by the national committee
ip-.aN AZ lis meeting at the sherman
house. The first ballot was: PittsbiJrg s.
iE'}riiNer, ~ ~ ,baiumore, IL Cleveland, 81
resulted: PittsbUTg 5o ben,er sgyot g Ra4iGt ,ai
more Chairman Samuel Dickie. OF Mich
LGan, called the meeting to order at Id
o clock, explained the object and said the
nominauuE speeches would be the first or
hehalL OF Baltimore. which, ne declared,
Igfe many OF its rivals had been heard Of
re promised a candidate, IN the person of
would 90 70 Baltimore. Chairman Dickie
suggested that it would be more to The
point II the speakers would talk money
among other things while advocating their
II r. Metcalf said he spoke for Boston.
though he had NOT been authorized to do
SO by anybody in Boston. He said Boston
was the pleasantest place on earth to live
n, ana repeated his assertion when Mrs.
lie declared her experience ought not to
count count even though she did collide with a
L. L. Logan spoke eloquently for Cleve-
land. John Bishop an attorney, spoke for
PttsbulE After Mr.. castles speech The
Voting fb 1esan:s WITH the result given
May q SOC. The basis of representation
was fixed at four delegates-at-large from
Zach state, two for every. member in the
lower house of the United States, one
Tor every l.VW votes, or major fraction
thereof, cast for General Bidwell for pres
ident in lS92, two from each territory and
two from the District of Columbia.
The nlonal executive committee of the
Junior Prohibition League decided to hold
Wednesday, May =, 1895 the same time and
place of The national party meeting.
ISOLATION Will be held at the same time
,HN-PoFtiEor -. JGhns resignation from
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12
MUM ON
Mr.. j. I. Ashby Says His Improved
homeopathic Remedies Are Worth
More Than the Whole Medical Fac
ulty.

James T. Ashby. Petersburg, Va. says:
AN aged friend of mine had rheumatism
for many years, and could get to his place
OF business only by the aid of cane. He
had tried various remedies and numerous
doctors without benefit. He finally bought
a 25c bottle OF MUNYON'S RHEUMATISM
CURE. Three days arterward l saw him
without his cane, and inquired how he
came to be walking without his crUtch.
His answer was to take out the half bottle
Of MUNYON'S RHEUMATISM CURE
still remaining. with the remark that he
would not give the rest of those pellets
for the whole medical faculty. As for my
own case, / suffered for years with tor
only gave relief for few days. one bottle
Of MUNYON'S LIVER CURE acted like
magic. l consider myself entirely free
from my old malarial trouble feel spry
and active, with no pains in the back. as
formerly and above all, | am cured of
awful sore boils. which had tormcnted me
for four years as the result OF a sluggish
liver
why Poison E"ur system
with dangerous drugs? Why not try Mum
yons New and Improved homeopathic
Home Remedies? y separate specific for
each disease. Absolutely harmless. POSI-
tive and permanent cures. At druggists
% cents a bottle.
Personal letters to Prof Munyon, 1905
Arch street Philadelphia, Pa, answered.
with free medical advice for any disease.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12
PtISOSAI.s.

J.r Iemlst. Omaha, IS at The coateg.
- ,r. -. "a.
-, T. Johns LAKE '''y' '''""' 'a al ne
,-,....,t J,t,.-..- a..
,r,..., wv. r,.'......-, T., a., ,n ,,g C,.
a. ~. l"ltt. i-'aH5 E'.', 's al lHe coates
w }. clyde, fhiIaae!phia. is at the
Coates
~. A Head, Rock Island, Is at the
Coates.
N P. Reynolds, Cleveland, IS at the
Coates.
y. L. Hassett. St Louis, is at the
Coates.
!. II. Brogelman. Nashville. is at the
Coates.
r, u. I.eeper, Denison, Tex, is at the
Cgttee
q. D. Fulton. OF Malta Bend. is at the
N-yy Albany
". spence, of Amoret, IS at the New
Albany
a. tr,,.. NJ <alarnazoo Mich is al
,to.' 81 q, sAGGt,,ry - az
'At -" H'"''' ,.,L. NJ 90 a..
y. hSihnneF' OF OI''"Hd' Neo'' 's at the
New Albany
Ira EIdelman, Of Woodward, o. T., is at
the N,w Albany
George II. Hume, Austin, Tex, Is at the
Hotel Victoria
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12

Ola Genliire IS rallopinr again, and
! aalth2ush u years Of ase seems to b. as
/ Jim Han. tho Australian ruginst who
/ has been Mahers sparrIng rattucr. speak
/ lnc VI the Mahor-T -Tif2s. " mons light said.
-, - nav legn hoNins w..n Mah.r as hi.
iesi certain that F,zsimmons will defeat
Tho supreme cour, Of indian, has NJ.
nrmeI the decision OF the Lake circuit
court In the case Of Edward Roby # al
governor The arp,al was from the inter-
io.u.lN order granting g tnmpofary in
Track under the act OF the last general
yHlgy Grammar, the r'qnrer anil Andy
iu Paris about Januury T. ami the two VIII
proceed to cairo. Egypt whore N tho
Prospects are husht thoy win carry out
Carlo. IL is by no means sure. however,
that tho scheme will be carried through.
,,.ia Banlser ,.s the A,mgrican crack who has
,aputed So" in prize money. out OF
eEhty-thrcc. entered he won elNty-one nr,s Is.
defeated nearly. every Contincutal rider Of
note. but has been beaten by the Loste
hrothers on a tandem ana bv Houbin.
Glorn Bourrilon, Nasseur. Rolls ana
out n Butte Mont. the cable cars have
rows Of books Just Under the windows ON
which whea'man can hang tha.r Wheels
Whyq for any reason they want 10 ride
on the cars. Il is very craat couycn-
.gafg" OF revenue 20 the street car cowpa-
n.-s as The fares charged FOR the bicycles
are Just that much clear profit
one of tho newest bicycle attachments
is device intended to keep the front
W., yWaggi ,straiEhi without constant pressure
connected by springs; two of the rings
9rd the third on the tubing of tho frame.
= ne 'front.' wheel can then be turned only
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12

MEETING OF PRESIDENTS.


New York, Dec ll-Pursuant 70 a call
issued by President Roberts. as chairman
of the i0int committee the president of
the lines in the Trunk Line and Central
Traffic Association VIII meet in this city
tomorrow for the purpose Of organizing
the new joint traffic association. Under
the resolution of the last meeting Of the
presidents an Adjournment was taken in
order to enable the Interested lines to fully
consider the new measure and arrange for
The new agreement At to-murrows S meet
ing the formal signature OF the article of
the association which would be given by
each system, after which the work of pIac-
ing the new organization in operation will
iary Of the hoard Of control are TO be Sc
iH..let from the president, representng the
liharent systems, and Jhen, proha6ly the
most important task VIII follow. This viii
ba he naming of 'hreo arbitrators and the
three commi -s.uuers who are 10 manage
ne new Organization in conjunction with
counting will also have TO be appointed,
and the very important question Of deter
the various officials selected are also a
,hg meeting WILL he one Of the most inn
ppr'ant ever held.
the varous places IS yct a matter o5 COM
lecture, and even though number of
however that President Roberts Will 6a
chairman Qt the board ot control, with F.
n, Hoyt as seerctary. ~ the -hrea a-u.-
,ra'9rS 70 "- anpy,hi-'., it "as sag to- aF
talr E. y. Stallwan, pf the Oh southern
Railway and steam hip Ar-oaarlJn, w9hI
Le one. opiumI-s sioarrs Ga..ar., os ra-
nm Freight ASSOCIATION W,a, f Is 1e-
Ealar.Inr the continuation u the two
".r pr, H. J. .,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12

New York ID.s, lr-Just prior 10 his de-
parture for ToAas Dan stuart the MATCH
maker, said
1T is true 'faf Fitzsimm0ns has refused
10 sign tha articles OF agreement which
were prepared and 20 which Peter Mahpr
las aiiiNet n. ,snnturG. but fe.l con-
! reach Texas and explain matters 10
FitZ.'
would h.f ..umIt himself us 10 what
agreement -. had with the Au-tIal-
4n fn Egtg,s ,l LaSo@I@a l6S L9ns n ''T sif G
ity % bring ug ME championship battle,
bat woui3 a.E. uo tangible proof for his
u.ut sporting man who rs very close to
Stuart THAT 'hs latter admitted having
a.rtrl with FT2 immuus TO offer n S31.uuu
purse. Iia aEu.uiuod that this was done
with the firm belief that Curhett could be
induced TO meet his arch enemy,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12
CHARGED WIN A FRISCO ROBBERY.


Fort Smith Ark. Dec lion the night
of October &, the north bound passenger
train on the Frisco was held mp by five
masked men at CASTOR switch, nifty miles
south of this city. The robbers went
through the express and mail cars and
made good their escape, This afternoon
Pos totiico Inspector Houk brought in from
the Choctaw nation five men charged with
the robbery, Tom Harlls alias Adams: AL
fred Hugh and George Draper. brothers
and slave carver, alias jeff Carver, They
are all desperadoes.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12

Ithaca, ~. Y- Dec. ll-Now that the
football season Is over the interest at cor
e. short ume before thr candidates lur
th" crows viii be bard at work iu the
Courtney The Associated Press replescn-
tatlFt talked last night with Dean White,
the faculty advisory member of The ath-
letios council. Dean White said. I'VE
have not rs vet arranged dates for the
race with Harvard or the triangular cou-
Pennsylvania. We VIII have hut "a single
varsity crew next year, which viii row
growing sentiment among Comedians that
crew should De sent 10 Henley for The
purpose OF clearing up our record over
II Will. I think be the same as raced IN the
two American contests. To the proposition
between Yale Harvard. Cornell Colum-
bia and Pennsylvania on the Hudson. Cor
advances Ia that direction al present. We
haS.. - do ssrsnGs ranss
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12

Indianapolis Journal: Dear" said the
re' another blanket ana put il on the bed
think hat when the doctor took my tenn
I.ram"nt a minute ago, he took too much
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12
Armor WIN captain Kansas.

Kansas university football team this noon
met and elected a captain for next year
The choice was between Hester. the full
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12

THE nDCTORs ADVICE.
L. r.. c., Chicago-I suffer with pains I'm
my stomach after eating. Please state a
remedy.
You are suffering from indigestion. Take
our Gastrine, teaspoouGul after each
meal. three times a day.
L., Brooklyn-l,ately my skin has become
rather "dinsy' looking BE kind enough
to suggest a remedy.
Natrolithic salts "a teaspoonful in half a
tumbler OF hot water before breakfast, in,
definitely,
two years ago, and have never fully re-
covered Seem to now have malaria. What
Will benefit me2
our Febriclde Pills, one three times daily.
l.. N, Cohocs-.Am greatly troubled with
nervous trembling" and at times cannot
hold my hand steady. quite heavy uset
of tobacco.
Stop tobacco. Use our Cerebrlne.
THE DOCTOR
The above preparations and other special
ties of the
Columbia Chemical CO., Washington, ID. C.,
including the famous
ANIMAL EXTRACTS
and NArKOLiTHIC SALTS,
~ ~ lsSSglstS, Saa1 t0g Lltsratws
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12

- --ihi nm -eaa-t4r tI.a.. her b,,siss-a
rado ana were having Aght
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-12

amt be- my VIII moaBed Mrs.
IN. ~ know he cculdS't have done
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-18
Programme for To-day.
The NNrpth Murder Trial

Snohomish. Dec 17-Special-The case
Of the state of Washington VS. William
WToth. alias Omaha BIZ. was called this
morning at o'clock. The morning sos-
sion was taken up in securing a Jury.
Robert Mcfarland. J. b. Coffin. John
George Harkins, J. c. O'Conner. Joseph
Hoven. Dennis Harr.gan, c. T. Roscoe. ST.
and Jonathan Milligan were passed for
cause. The state was then satisfied with
The jury. and. waived its first peremptory
challenge. The defense peremptor.ly chal-
lenged c. T. Roscoe, sr., and Jonathan
MiIligan. The panel being exhausted, a
special venire Of eighteen men was or
dered. and court adjourned unity . O'CLOCK
tomorrow morning.
\ jury Will probably De obtained by noon
tomorrow. Much interest is manifested in
the trial the court room being crowded
with spectators.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-18
Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. Dec. 17.-Spe c.al. British bark
buckingham. Capt. Roberts. Is discharg.ug
ballast lu The stream.
Steamship Straits Of Meuai loaded 1880
sacks of -four here yesterday for South
Africa value. $3.50
British ship Glenburn Will take a cargo
OF -four from the Puget Sound mills
Steamer Typhoon went on the run of the
Skagt chief yesterday.
ship Eaton Hall has finished dlscharging
her cargo OF cement. and VIII begin TAX
Ing on her cargo OF wheat tomorrow.
Bark Ed.uhurghsh.rc viii commences dis
charging her cargo % cement tomorrow
Officers of the British ship Buckingham
have brought news ~ :he death az ssa OF
Capt Irving. OF the British wheat ship
Latham. Capt. Irving left here las, May
with bIg cargo Of grain for Great Britain.
He suffered from "a complication OF dis
eases. and died before reaching port lie
vas quite well known on the sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-18
CAMP0S.T0 THE FRONT
Gomez and Maceo Crowding
Back the Spaniards.
SEEKING A PITCHED BATTLE.
Futile Efforts To Check the Army of
Liberty-A Cuban Legation in
Washington City.
SEEKING A PITCHED 6ATTLE.

Havana. Dec. IT-An important engage
ment is reported al Maltiempo. province
OF Santa Clara, between a force Of 500
troops under Col Ar.Zon and the main
force OF the insurgents, under Gomez. 10
20 the number OF 6,0a The combat is re-
ported 70 have been a fierce one and long
continued The loss Of the troops was
two officers and thirty soldiers killed. and
four officers and forty soldiers wounded.
New York, Dec. T.-Delegate Thomas
Estrada Palma. minister plenip0tenCary
TO this country OF the Cuban revolution
AIRY assembly, left for Washington City
last night. Today Senior Palma viii prob
ably open the Cuban legation in Washing
ton City. for which a house has been
rented. He will confer with congressman
and senators before presenting his creden-
tials to President Cleveland. Secretary
Gonzalo de Quesada, of the Cuban revo-
lutionary party, VIII be secretary OF the
Cuban legation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-18
4 Veteran -ea,nan OF the sound.

Capt J. r. Williams, who has been a
mute and master OF merchant vessels on
the Coast for over forty years. came TO
town the other day and is getting &C
quainted with the new Seattle.
Z have not seen Seattle since the fire
he said. and feel very much like a strang-
er. when ] first came here there ~as no
wharf. and the woods came clear down TO
the beach" capt Williams has been prin-
cipolly IN the employ of the Port Madison
and Port Blakeley Mil Companies. and
during forty years continuous service has
only been once shipwreckea. He Is now
master ~ the Wachusctt running be-
tween Nanaimo and San Francisco. on
the last trip mp his health was SO poor that
re left his ship at NanaiTno ana will travel
slowly 20 san Francisco by land and there
retoin her
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-18
\ ships cook Drowned at Tacoma.

Tacoma. Dec. 17.-Special.-John Wallace.
cook on the British ship Eaton Hall. was
drowned late last night in the Sound. the
result Of a fall from the ships side.
Wallace had been ashore, and was return
ug aboard ship, when he missed his foot
ing and fell from the gang plank to the va
ter beneath. RE must have struck his head
on a pile. for he never rose after disappear
ing beneath the water. Tbs morning BIS
body was found on the rocks under the
wharf. There were some bruises about the
head and other evidences that the man
had been stunned by the fall.
Deceased was 70 years old. AID had been
with the Eaton Hall six months. lie was
a naive OF Englan9.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-18
DID THE MORPHINE KILL HIM,
Victim OF rheumatism Believed tn
HnYc DLed of an ONcrtin.e.

The death OF Dcane C. Jones. which oc-
CURED on Sunday night about 10 o'clock.
st his residence. corner South Ninth and
Charles streets. viii re investigated bv the
coroner. The alleged cause was iHfiam-
nlstory rheumatism o. the legs but Dr.
II. r. Titus. who was called in b. Dr.
l,o0le. the attending physician refused 20
sian a ueath certificate on those grounds.
because he believed death was due 20 AZ.
overdose ~ morphine. Or Titus said last
night.
4 was called in about 10 o'clock. and
found that AIR. Jones was dead. thoash
the body vas yet warm. and those present
refused TO believe that life was cNtl8.t. Z
found thst during tho day MS wife had al.
mnistered morphine twice. by means ~
hypodermis syringe au2 whom the pnys-
clan arrived a. O'Clock he had given thc
patient q double 6ose. The Lass inJert'on
had thrown nim ia "a stupur from g.u.rh
30 only revived once before h.s death. and
then, immed ateiy after taking 4 iliuk.
went OF into q DOE. This Information.
coupled with the appearance az the dead
man, Vheso eyes NDf@ G4lated aus aesh
clammy. led me 90 believe that he had
died from an overdose OF morphine uua
therefore | refused 90 sign tle certificate.
Doane G. Jones was "A native of Penn
sylyanis, and leaves q wife. Is whom DC
was nar~ie4 tre sCVc1t month,- tie was
. member of Ak lodge. Ne. :. A. -. L. ".
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-18
CAMPOS GOES To THE FRONT.
To Face Gomez and Maceo. Who Are
Seeking a Battle.

Havana. Dec. 1.-THE insurgents, in
spite of reports of their defeat, have
crossed the military line between the city
Of Santa Clara and Cienfuegos. the head
quarters OF Gen. Campos. and the advance
guards are now in sight of Las Lajas. well
to the westward Of Santa Clara. showing
that the Spaniards have been utterly
unable to check their progress since they
crossed the frontier of Santa Clara from
Puerto Principe at Iguira. Everything
shows the insurgents TO be moving toward
Matanzas. and Campos is on the way there
to take command of the Spanish forces.
which Will meet those of Gomez and Ma
Geo in pitched battle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-18
ONLY Two seattle seaIers Left.

There are only two sealing schooners left
kailing from this port. the morrill, and the
Anderson. all the rest having been sold or
entered some combination by which they
can toat other than the American flag. So
many American sealing schooners were
seized last season that IL Is held TO be folly
to go seal hunting under the Stars and
Stripes. The Morrill, and Anderson go into
ia panese waters. Their owners wish to
retain their American rights. with a view
TO fishing II their seal hunting fails to
prove paying.