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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-25
NINE NEW CRUISERS.
BTILT IN AMERICA FOR USE ~
UfrELLTNG CUBAN EEBLLLION.
They are Armed with the Latest and Most
Deadly Armament-Laiest Reports
from the Seat of War.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2i-Within month
nine American built steam cutters uhher
the Spanish flag will be cruising on me
north coast OF cuba.
The late Admiral Manuel Delgado IA
reio sent Lieutenant Commander iriaha
to this city on special duty, ana the OF
ders for these cutters were placed NeTs
quietly. Not until they were complete"
lld the fact OF their owncrsnir become
known.
The last Of the nine were shipped 70
cuba "a very few days ago. ne ~. ,,', &c
OF the cutters vary from sixty 10 stNth.s
feet. and their speeds from eleven ~
fourteen miles an hour.
THEIR CONSTRUCTIONS.
Their average draught Is four rect
Their crews. numbering from hiteeh 10
twenty. all men of the Spanish nav
will be- Differed by men OF knDtn aniN,s
They are built especially Tor raplu III
shore work. Their armament VIII DC OF "
very destructive type. including Arl,ll-
can Calling guns. Smugglers of cOhlI"-
band OF war Will be their pray
The Rerengcr pOntOOn service ana the
American cutters. I'm ali thiriy-nine cut
ters and floats. viii add Immensely 70 uhe
effectiveness Of the Spanish naval forces
win these and the double lines Of war
vessels cruising. il Is declared that an
outside relief will cut off from the rem
els now in the central part OF Eastern
Cuba.
RFPoRTs OF FIGHTS.
HAVANA. Sept. 2i-Reports have been
received here that Colonel Hernandez
commanding the government troops in
the Sagua District overlook band OF
rebels on the plantation Of Carload ana
routed them.
Pursuing them he attacked them again
at Libano. killing three, taking thTce
urisoLers. and capturing a quantity Oh
horses. ammunition. etc.
u IS also reported from Sanu SplrllnS
officially that Lieutenant Colonies NaNas
and Cavastany. with their combined
forces. had a battle with the rebels AZ
Olateita on September INST, IN when
manV rebels wore Killed..
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MISS WOODF0RD WON.
THE CAME DIIGHTER or SfN FUR
DIE GOES 4 NILE ~ :;fs.
She Won the Pacing Event In straight
Heats-A Good Card on the FIRST b"y
of Gentleman's Driving Park Meet.

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 2i.-The hrst
day Of the fail meeting drew a large
crowd to the GentIcmens Driving ciuD
to-day. A good card was presented
and devotees OF the turf were given an
excellent afternoons sport.
Miss Woodford was the favorite Tor
the pacing event. and won IL IN straight
heats. W. l.. came strong In the thifl
trial, and forced the Purdie mare 10
20 the mile in 2J5, the fastest OF the
day.
The other two events were unfinished.
ana went over till tomorrow.
The talent was all az sea, and hackers
OF the field carried off most Of the
money. Luther. Hubert. Jack Lucas.
and lakewood Kate sJcccssivciy, were
made favorites for the 2.i0 class troi.
and it looked as though the latter would
have landed first prize. had not dark
ness put a stop 20 the running.
For the 2:20 class. Jacksonian was the
tip but could do no better than barely
escape a shut-out.
Little Tobe finished second 10 the
third heat, but was disqualified FOR an
unintertiona foul as DE entered the
stretch. Summaries:
First race. 2:io class, trotting, purse
500 unfinished:
Luther, b. &, by Gold wan
Aucken) ...................-.....b / ] 3
Hubert ............. ........--.. ] ! s \ :
LinkNood Kate, ........---s+.--. 3 b I
Jack Lucas. Albert c.. Marion Craig.
Jake NJ Patchen. BattleaNe. Manassas
Boy. and Katie d also started
Time 22i Ii; 2.25 II. 2.2i IL. 2.22 -.
2:2s 2.A 10. 2.27 -.
Second race-2.i class. pacing. purse
500.
Miss Woodford b. m. by sam Pur-
dy Greenway) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
w L.' .'......+.. ......-..'--........
comet go. .ts.-.t..t. .....st.....-s.ts 3 3 .
Time 2iS 49, 2i7 -. 2l7
Third race-220 class. trotting. purse
500 unfinished.
McBuff b. g, by Flying Heatog
t'oilnsl ....,........ ....,........ ] /
Lillir lone, f.----.t--. .............. A lf
Camlet. Commercial Girl. b. l.. g..
Panstone, Grcenlander Girl. Lady NJ.
Jacksonian. Prince Albert Wilbrooks. ana
Weston. also started
Time. 2:2o "a 2l9 H. go.
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Mrs Lulio Macfariane Spence Wife or
Colonel r.. Leslie Spence and youngest
daughter Of the late William and b.. ElDa
Macfarlane. died yesterday afternoon al
2.2O o'clock az the Valentine House. after
q lingering and painful Illness
Mrs spence hat been married only
eighteen months. She was patient ami
cheerful through all her Illness Mrs
Spence was always bright and kindly On
her disposition. and had many warm
friends who will Doe deeply grieved 20
learn Of her death She was Clristian
and member OF the Grace-Sireet Pres
hyterlan church. Mrs Spence was a sis-
Trihbett. and Mr.. G. W. Macfarlane.
The funeral will take place from Grace
Street Presbyterian church this afternoon
at o'clock
The funeral Of Miss Rosa Miller whose
death was announced in The Times. took
place yesterday afternoon an O'Clock.
The lnterment was made IN lakewood
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To lncren.e the FaclIllIe..

The trustees Of the Woman's College
met Yesterday evening In the college
library 10 provide II possible. additional
room for number of students who de-
sire 10 attend that institute
The following members Of the bOurl
were present. Or. ". ". Iandrum. urcsi-
dent. DR.. George Cooper Or II Bagby
Mr.. ID. -. DAVIS. I. d. Crump. Hon. IA.
r. Pollard DR. Thomas j. Mathews.
Charles Taumer. and Mr.. Basil Gwath-
mcy.
the college and the trustees that 10 was
not expedlont 10 have students live out-
side of the college They hope 90 provide
for all who have engaged rooms.
The trustees adjourned 20 meet early
I'm October 90 discuss the whole matter
OF enlargement on the present premises
or removal 90 some other location.
They mean as soon as possible tO great
iy increase the facilities OF the college.
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Wifi Meet innin To- norrnAx.

and commissioned officers was held in
the assembly room OF the Chamber Of
Comme,Ce, az noon yesterday. for the
purpose Of discussing the plans for the
entertainment Of the Ancient and Honor
able Artillery of Boston. Major =. W.
Richardson. President OF the Blues As
sociation. was Ia the chair
AFTER az Informal discussion 10 was
d6ci,cd 10 meet egain tomorrow at
noon. when all persons who feel an in
terest IN the visit Of lhe 10 ston military.
are requested TO attend. There is only
one day during the stay OF the New Eng
laniers left. when the residents OF Rich
mond will have an opportunity OF showing
them some attention.
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sTIT ENTERED ron s?5 900
Ey John smith, of Atlanta, Who Returned
Home After Being Thought Dead.

ATLA,yTA, GA. Sept 24-John s.
smith. through his attorney, Mr.. Thomas
r. cobb. has entered suit against Moody
4 Brewster. for 5000 damages.
smith is the stock and boad broker who
msst. riously disappeared last May ana
who was so .udustriOusly sought for. The
lake at Lakewood was dragged for his
body. and Aoo,y < Brewster offered
row. a of 500 Tor his arrest. After some
time the reward was Withdrawn, and q
few DAYS after Smith returned 10 Atlanta
AMI gave himself up. only 10 find that
there was no charges against MIN, On his
return be found. however tndt ms WlIe
and fOur-mOnth-Old child hdd dled N
his absence. and the home he had loLt
was broken up. Smith says that he LETT
his business In charge OF his wife. VINO
was his partner. He states that during
the two years the firm was Tn existence
10 loaned for Moody * Brewster the sum
OF $1,000 al the rate Of 70 10 per cent.
per month. and he denies that he emDe%-
lied any Of the arms money, or Was
short In his accounts.
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an officer ~ the United states army.

an officer OF the United states army.
Where the check has been all these
years. no one knows. least OF all Miclae'
Francis, who found ii in the street h,.o
last February. and has retained II unui
now. When Francis picked IL UP, nv
bit OF paper was almost as iesio'e "s
when ii was drawn. but three heaNy
creases in II showed that It mas D.en
carried in a pocxet-bocx untii IL mas
been worn through.
No endorsement appears upon ''e ~"
OF the check. and the face SHOWS inc
mark OF no cancellation-stamp' demon
strating that the check has never oeen
presented for payment the cnecn W.
no doubt forwarded 10 the Nor'n"es.
before the news OF the custer mass" ',O,
reached Washington. Had II reacneu
those In charge OF the dead so'uie'
effects. II would have been sent PACK az
once. so that one payable to the heirs
could have been sent In It's place. IL
has evidently been under shelter some
where and the chances are that IL We
msaid last February. and swept hto
the street. where II was found Dy MI
Francis
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A Political Discussion.

PALMYRA. VA. Sept 3-Special.-To-
day was County Court day. There was
quite a good crowd In attendance. There
was little or no business before the court.
which adjourned at u o'clock alter
which a political discussion was mad
between Hon. n. u. Flood, Democratic
nominee for the Senate from the Eigh-
teenth district and Hon l.. T. Hubbard.
nominee for the same Office Of the Fair
Election people.
The discussion was void of dcmonstra-
ton. bat the crowd In attendance Us
tened TO both the speakers with marked
attention
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4 Check for the Generals Pay Picked up
Ia the street at Bismarck.

BISMARCK. y. D., Sept. A.-The
tragic death Of General Custer and his
gallant men, at the hands of the sioux
Indians. in the massacre Of the Little
RIg Horn. has been recalled here this
week bv the forwarding TO Mrs. Custer
OF a check for $500 drawn to the order
OF General George 4. Custer in 1876. The
check il dated June 2jth and signed by
b. l.. smith, at that time assistant pay
master OF the array. IL was on june
d. ls7j. that the massacre took place.
The check Is still unpaid. and soiied and
tattered though II be, IL constitutes a
valid claim against the Government for
the amount represented upon. its face
which was no doubt intended as part
payment OF General Clusters salary as
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M,er krnc.

A very pretty wedding occurred yes-
terdav afternoon al 4 o'clock. az rr
residence of Mr.. a. s. Johnson. of Wash
ington. ID. a.. when Miss Minnie kr.f
became the wife OF Mr.. Charles ~
Myer. both Of Richmond The ceremonl
was performed boy Rev. Dr. bomer NJ
the Lutheran Church The parlors w'f7
handsomely decorated After the cer'-
monv a reception was rendered ta.
Young couple. and they ieft on ihe
o'clock train for their home in Ki'.-
mond. accompanied by the srooms "
ter. Miss Annie Myer.
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Mnmnn NOrinIlN NOundch.

DALLAS. TEN. Sept. 2i.-Katie Car
ter. Of St Louis. was shot and mor;ally
wounded al / o'clock this morning. and
fam +. Wilson. with whom she was liv-
ing. is dead with a bullet through his
body. The woman was conscious, and
said that Wilson did not do the shoot
ing. and that third party must have
committed tho crime.
The couple came here from Kansas
City last sunday
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Colonel William Y. Patton.

BLACKSBURG. VA. Sept Especial
Colonel William ". Patton, who mas just
been elected 10 tho chair Of civil tnsi-
ne'rias az the Virginia Agricultural ana
Mechanical College. at Blacksbure is a
man em.nently qualified for the position.
4 son OF one of Virgnia's most distin-
guished lawyers. he was educated I'm the
schools of his native city OF Richmond.
Entering the Virginia Military institute
during the war. he shared with the bat
TALON OF cadets the danger and the glory
OF tho battle Of New Market. whore no
bore the colors. Anerward as Assistant
and Adjunct Professor OF Engineering In
that great school. he became a full pro-
fessor I'm 1879. lie continued. with some
.ntorreenums. in the corps OF professors
till the resignation OF General r. IT..
Smith the founder or maker Of the Viz
gina Military Institute and then with
drew 10 pursue his chosen profession in
wider fields.
Colonel Patton has held many distin-
glished positions. having been al dii-
fercnt times chief engineer OF the 81
Louis ana Teas and Mobile and BIZ
mineham railroads. and was engineer
in charge Of the Baltimore and ohio rail-
ROAD bridge over the Susquehanna river
at Havr. de Grassc. the railroad bridge
over the Ohio al Point Pleasant W al
the bridge over the Ohio az Louisville,
Ky. and the bridge over the Schnyikih
az Philadelphia. and recently be was con-
sulting engineer on the Chicago canal
Colonel Patton is the author OF ~ Frac
teal Treatise on Foundations. ana =
General Treatise on civil Engineering.
works that are eliciting wide attention
and b. gh commentator from scie"tiiie
fHfIa .4f FHTH
lie carries with him 10 the Agricultural
and Mechanical College the best wishes Of
his many friends. who rejoice that bis long
experience and wide culture shall reach
down TO the young men Of the South
land. who are hockng in ever-increasins
numbers 10 the Virginia School of Tech
nologv az Blacksburg.
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fDR. HfTCHER fHfROjfNG.
lie Has Gone to Blue Ridge-Bans of Mar
rage in ffuNanna.

FORK UNION. VA. Sept. Especial. -
Rev. W. T.. Hatcher is steadily improV-
ing He started yesterday on the noon
train to Bite Ridge Springs for a snort
sOiot IN.
Matrimonial bans were published last
Sunday for the marriage OF W edncsday
next at ? O'Clock, of Miss Bette Toney,
a popular young lady of this neighDor-
hood, TO Mr.. Mustoe. OF Covington, Va.
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on for GOTHAM.

The following passengers were book
for tho ola Dominion steamer leavnr
Kew York last nl4ht. captain
cbamherlavue and wife. T.. 81. Niik.s
Nfr and Mrs George W. Johnson
F9ote 5lrs O.. j. H0adley. Miss fai
ham Il ". Farnham Mr. and Mrs l.
G. Koss. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.. NJ. L.i.'
Mrs shock, Mrs Renter. Miss t.l
Mr. ana Mrs. J. y. WINS a. s. hN} irl'
Nessrs. Livingston. Reufor Louis 'iA-
n or WlIlal ENans. y. a Cae-sol.
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the gas smelt by George King wheh ne
entered the church on the day OF the
murder. Just before Durrant burst on
his view, pale. weak, and agitatei.
The day after the murder Sterling said
he had taken out the sunburners on
which Durrant claimed to have been
working when overcome with gas anu
found nothing the matter with thenl' anu
no gas leaking In that part OF thc Dulld-
ing. While trying TO reach the cell
ing on the day after the murder. ne
found the knob broken or the berry
door. He could not open the door. HAD
he done So the murder would probably
have been discovered.
THREE Srw wITSrssE
Three more witnesses were to-day in
PRODUCED 10 whom Durrant had denied
that he had seen Miss Lamont on the
afternoon Of the murder. though he adj
mitted that he was with her that NOM
ing. This testimony is to prevent the
defence from explaining Durrants being
In Miss Lannon'S company on that after
noon, even should IL desire TO do 80,
which is not probable.
The defence VIII open tomorrow morn
Ing, but IL is not yet known II It viii
outline its case in speech
Durrants attorneys are very secretive,
for the alleged fact that they do not
want their witnesses TO be attacked by
tho prosecution.
The defence promises sensational Dc
velormcnts. bat there is general DOUBT
Of IFS ability 70 affect the case of the
prosecution.
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Executive Clcmenry.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday pardoned
David Rierey. ot Carroll county. who Is
serving a three years sentence for man.
slarehte ana also Scott Lordman. OF
Norfolk, who was sentenced 10 ten years
IN rriscinsnt for RELIGIOUS shooting. on
condition that they commit no other Of
fence against the laws OF the Common
wealth. Both men are gyms OF con-
sumption.
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SCHOONER FOUNDERED.
The Com-tock. Laden with 5000 Bushels
of Wheat. Lost in Lake superior.

SAt-IT STE MARIE. MICH, Sept. "a
The schooner 4. W Comstock. Captain
William Macarthur foundered of stan
nard Rock. Lake Superior. at Z o'clock
Yesterday Her crew OF eight men took
TO the Hte-b0at. and were tossed about IN
the heavy sea until 10 O'Clock, Wneh
they were rescued with great difficulty by
the steamer John O.. McWiniams. cap
tain Macarthur was badly hurt, having
one leg and three ribs broken.
The crew left for Lake Erie on the
NcWuliams this morning.
Tho lost vessel was IN tow Of the steam
barge Viking. which also had the schoon,,
or & X Moore In tow. The Moore had
au her sails blown away and Narrowly
escaped laundering. The ComstocK Tss
laden with 5000 bushels Of wheat She
was valued at $500. and was fully IN
surel
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and our adherence 10 the principles OF our
party as enunciated IN the platforms
adopted by our last State and national
conventions.
Second. Without undertaking 10 indicate
what amendments should be made. we
favor such changes In our present cleo
ton laws as may be necessary 10 enable
every voter TO cast hts vote intclligenHy,
and with certainty for the candidate OF
his choice and under such circumstances
as VIII disarrn all criticism Of the claim
that the voter Is liable I'm the act OF
voting 20 partisan interference and fraud.
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The Hungarian Case.

TAZEWELL. VA. Sept 24-Special-
The various felony cases Of the Com
monwealth ". D. o. Baldwin. and also
for the alleged mistreatment Of the Hun
garian miners at PocahOntas Va. were
called this afternoon at o'clock and
continued until Friday. the 9th. on ac-
count of the absence Of T.. :. kellam, an
important witness for the defence.
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Party Platforms Endorsed and Rcsoiu.
ffous Passed In Favor of IA Free Ballot

lions Passed In Favor of Free Ballot.
LEXINGTON, VA. Sept. p. Special
To-day at noon the Democratic County
Convention of Rockbridge county met IN
for the House Of Delegates. There was a
full representation of delegates from all
the districts and most enthusiastic
meeting. There were number OF prom-
ncnt gentlemen nominated Tor the two
Keats TO which this county Is entitled.
lion. w. Is. r. ieech and AIR. J. :.
Craig were selected.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
tho following, and they were unanimously
adopted by the conventions
FIRST We reafiirm our fealty 10 the
great Democratic party Of the country
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NEW YORK, Sept. A.-The big. six
story brick warehouse, at 800 ana so
east sixty-first street owned by \. IS
Yelter. was burned this afternoon, caus-
ing a loss of between $4,000 and 5000.
Adjoining property suffered TO the eH-
tent OF $500. bringing the total loss
up to about $500.
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Ualnry-Crane

POWHATAN COURTHOUSE. Sept.
Specialize. Percy Pope Dabncy, OF
this county. was married September nth
at the residence OF the brides mother.
Mrs Alice Crane. in Portland. Ore, 10
Miss Ethel Liunie. by the Rev. Mr.. Cole,
pastor of Trinity church. of that city.
The groom is the second son OF the late
Judge William Pope Dabney, and is now
engaged in the practice OF law In Port
land ore.
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Interesting Facts About Richmond Citl-
zen. and Other Matters.
rr. ]. ". Long nas returned to the city

rr. J. w. Long mas returned TO the city.
Mrs. Jennie =. Langhorne and Mr..
Charles NJ. Langhorne have returned 20
this city from a protracted stay az
Crockett Springs. Montgomery county,
and Roanoke.
.lr. James VI. Langhorne has etl-nef
from a two months sojourn at Allegheny
Springs. Montgomery county.
Nr. j. IT, Hawkins. OF Halifax county,
passed through the. city yesterday, n
route 20 Baltimore.
Mrs John ". TalIey. OF north Nine
teenth street, left the city this week. 10
be ebsent r. month visiting friends ana
relatives IN Savannah and Macon, Ca
She VIII also attend the Atlanta -Nposl-
ton.
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OLD Nireinian Dead.

SARATOGA n. Y. sept. A.-Richard
Sherman. aged seventy years. and one
of the best known residents of the village
was found dead in a field near his home
on Caroline street to-day. He had been
in failing health for some time. me
cause of death was angina pectoris. A
widow and two sons, both or whom re-
side here. survive him. He was formerly
q resident OF Virginia.
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BERLIN. Sept 2i-The Koenigsburs
Zeitung asserts that the car Is about 90
paw a VISIT 90 the Kaiser al Romlnteu,
and that. therefore. "A strong military
T.Ie narDr allows thai the visit OF the
Russian Emperor was planned hy chan
ceilor Prince Won Honemi1ne while on his
recent visit 10 ST. Petersburg.
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STILL EXPORTING GOLD.
THE BTLK or THE SHfPMENTs
GOING 10 C.fNfDI.
Family of Ex-ConsuI Waller Arrive In
Paris->ec'y OIney Designates b"ard
to Examine Consular Applicants

WASHINGTON, Sept. H.-Gold contin-
lies 10 be Withdrawn at New York for
export to Canada, further shipment OF
81. 90 being reported to-day. Ihis makes
total OF $4,000 Of gold taken for
Canada during the past four days.
The gold reserve at the close OF bust
ness to-day IS SCISSOR.
Secretary Olney this morning received
cablegram from Ambassador Eustis
announcing the arrival at Paris yesterday
Of the family OF ox-Consul Waller. The
dispatch says Mrs. Waller has decided
not TO visit her husband II Is impossi-
bic 70 engage passage before October
"a. but Mr. Eustis says she will sail
on that day for America on the steam
or Amsterdam.
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DIR Clarke 10 Go 10 Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Sept. Especial.
Rev. DR.. Clarke. OF Fredericksburg
has accepted the call to Christ church,
I'm this city.
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Rebels Victorious.

MADRID, Sept. PA special 10 the
impartial from Havana says that on
Saturday last a force OF ~ rebels sur
prsed a party Of thirty-sx Government
troops under Captain Reestra at Palma
Sofa. in Sagua district. The soldiers
made a stout resistance but were over
powered by numbers. and twenty Killed.
CAPTAIN Recstra and the remaining six
teen OF the party succeeded in making
their escape.
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l)IATIIS.

oath. at 2:20 r. NJ, LULfE MACFAR-
LANE. wife OF r.. Leslie Spence.
Funeral from Grace-Street Presbyterian
church TO-DAY wednesday, at p. NJ.
Friends Of the family invited to attend.
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SPANISH TROOP STfIjONED
To Protect Mines of the panish-Anerican
Ore Company from Iilibusterers.

BALTIMORE, MD. Sept. 24-Ohicers Of
the steamship West CATE. at this port.
from cuba report that Spanish troops
have been stationed and that stockades
will be erected at the property OF the
Spanish-American ore Company In and
near Daiguiri.
While the West Gate was loading her
cargo Of ore at Daigulri Spanish soldiers
put I'm appearance and two Spanish men
of-war arrived in the harbOr. me
troops surrounded the mines ana placed
men on guard along the railroad TO the
wharf I'm Daiguiri and on the wharf
property.
Company, are American property, and
three million dollars was spent 10 de-
velOp them.
They are situated in country thick
with nlibusters who have already stolen
n steamship load Of explosives. which
had TO be replaced by a shipment from
paIfimora
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Mnrrlnre License. Grnnted.

The clerk Of the Hastings court yes
terday issued marFiase-hctn 70 VIZ
liam r.. Cross and Mary A. layi"i'