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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
THE MEETING OPENS
PRELIMINARY START is MADE N
the CAUSE or y. LAMPS
FREED z
The oD'"'"s "'o''"s Of = 'on''"-
tion Is Held In chioaa ? wv
\. NJ. o. A. Building -

Chicago. Sept 2i,-stcrn earncstnosa
marked today's Inauguration OF the
new movement for lroland's indcpcn-
denee. In great gathering OF men OF
Irish blood from every quarter OF the
United States the preliminary atcpa
were taken for fresh world. wide Of
fort Of the race In behalf Of their moth
orlund
The convention was held In the mag
nlncvnt new y M, c, a, building on
La Sale street. aud started with the
unique distinction OF being the first
nsaemblege OF the kind held in America
within twenty years not linked with
the Idea OF main reliance upon parlla-
mcntery agitation return to what
they termed nrat principles seemed to
bn the idea pcrmeatng the delegates,
The ''compacts' and "lrcutleh" with
British Atotcsmon through which tho
forces or Irish revolution have heon
held In check Tor u DEFINITE pcriOr are, II
NaH talked among those In attendance.
now Mt last ~ an end by limitation,
with nothing for Ireland To show In ru-
turn Dwelling on this. no small por-
ton OF the delegates were Inclined TO
dlaousS anew the possibilities military
and otherwise OF the famous Fenlan
maxim, "hngland's peril In Iroland's
opportunity"
The chief definite purposes Of tho
convention. as far M they could be
gathered In advance OF the proceed
lnHs, were the formation OF u new ma
tonhl organization, 10 be made inter
national II practicable, aud the taking
OF hctlun OF some sort IN behalf OF
Irish political prisoners sim In British
iala
The convention was called TO order
by John =. Heating. state president Of
the Ancient order Of lllhornlanR OF H.
llnuiH, He introduced ms temporary
chairman N.CongrcaHman John Il,
Flnorty OF Chicago Mr.. Flnerty was
given n rouHlng reception, His aplr-
itod address calling Tor prompt und
efficient action In behalf of Ireland was
frequently interrupted by the cheering
OF the enthusiastic delegates.
a feature OF Chairman Glnerty'a ad-
dress which evoked special enthusiasm
was his reference to cuba,
~ am aH good citizen aH any man.
said Mr. Fiuerty. during His speech,
but l would welcome the Hlght or
100000 armed Americans breaking the
neutrality laws In behalf OF Cuba, ana
doubly glad would ! Welcome the sight
OF 100000 armed Americans breaking
tho neutrality laws with England In
behalf OF Ireland"
In conclusion Mr. Flnerty said;
I'VE are here to proclaim TO the
world that the Irish race If by no
means dofented or dlAhenrtened. There
are more lrlumen today than there
were ever on the feoe OF tho earth
before.
wen circle England with u wall
OF fire which shall never be extin-
gulshcd until Ireland Nv free"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
LIBERTY BELL.
FnATioNs ron ms tlnuIlr-
pos Ar ATLANTA FAIR.
10 Carried In IA Military Parade
|''ere neing Placed In the
f-ansyi,aaia building.

FAm' Ca, Sept, ?t-The committee
.%elhentA for the reception OF
E'efty bell mot at the exposition
|''f'srs today ana made II prcllm-
"orram for tho reception OF tho
\ Atlanta, The bell Is to arrive
|V'oher $ and the ceremonies OF
'~lla'lon at the Pennsylvania
WIZ occur on the morning OF
Il II was decided that military
.aonld be arranged Tor the re-
Il y, ,hc boil and Il committee to
WIN the military mon OF the
IDs,eeppolnied, A committee from
. ua Ni directors Ia meet the bell
Il" me Philadelphia delegation
appointed President Collier
si's~t King win make addresses
Gns and the response will be
p mayor Warwick OF Philadel-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
TONNES SUCCESSOR.
JULIUS KnurrsonsITr nnoonns
GENERAL MxNAopR-
w. q. Van week MADE asn.r.i man-
sEsr Of the Atlantic system
Of the soa,h.ra r.oias.


Houston. Texas. Sept. a.--tspscisi.,--
Julius Kruttschnitt was today Hppoint-
cd general manager Of the Southern
Pacific company. In charge OF tho Pa
ellie system ana lines IN Loulnlans,
effeotivs October !. TO succeed the
late a. H. Townes. headquarters at
San Francisco. w. q. Van vieek, at
present general superintendent Of thu
Atlantic system. IN appointed 10 sue
coed Mr.. lkruttachnitt ~ general mani
ager Of the Atlantic ayntem. headquar-
tiers NJ Houston, MIR. krustsohnitt went
with the Southern Pacific company
when tho syHicm WAS consolidated.
being an engineer On the M0tKait's
Louisiana and Texas lie served ~
road master. division superintendent.
chief engineer and general uuperlntSu-
dent, and from July 4. 1853. TO date has
been general manager MIR. Van Week
started a. an operator with tho South
ern Pacific company Ia October lass.
served through an the grades. and was
appointed general superintendent July
!, 1852. which position he has sincs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
BIG STRIKE BREWING
Indications Are Tint the halfway
wan Ne ries % From roisas
90 Kanss. oiiy.

81. Louis. Sept, al-The Post Dis
patch this afternoon declares that a
big strike Is brewing on the wabash
railroad which threatens 10 tie up the
entire system from Toledo TO Kan
sas city,
The paper adds. For several weeks
mat the company, through Ne efiiclals,
haa bean quietly ferrctine out the mrin-
hera OF tho various brOtheghoods IN ~
employ ana one BY one they have been
dDchargcd.
According 20 an omploye. ne hrother-
Mona N locomotive Engineers, Fire
men. order OF Trainmrn. hallway Con-
suctora and tho switchmen's Mutual
Ald association VIII take The matter
10 ana demand the Reinstatement q
III mon Who are not discharged for
sood aud sufficient eaass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
EDUCATIONAL AssocIArIos.
Meeting of the Executive oom,nitsss
nj Hot springs.

Little Rock. Ark. Sept. u. - meet
Ing OF the executive committee OF tho
southern Educational association has
been called by President Preston OF
MiaHlnHlppl 20 meet at Hot
hprlnRH ON Saturday next. The meet
inK IL to decide whether the next oon-
vontion OF the association will be held
Ia Hot Springs, or merged into the cd
vocational assembly AT the Atlanta sx-
poHlllon The last meeting was held
Ia Galveston, and resolution passed
TO hold the next one In the Valley OF
Napors, The executive committee does
not consider this resolution as bind
Ing on them. and some OF the menu
horn favor the change.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
no nxAmIsn rIrn rLAsr.
one OF IN. New Heats Tor tho Pa
rinc Coast.

Washington. Sept. u. Secretary Her
bert has ordered chief Engineer VIII
son IN proceed from Mare Island navy
yard TO BAAttla wash. 20 examine the
the three torpedo bOata with tIeW 20
nHesrtEining their ability 10 do tho
work, while no decision hAs .es teen
announced, this 10 taken M Indication
that the contract for one OF the three
boats Will 70 10 the Pacific ooast, At
the ngurrn specified In the bid Of Mo-
be awarded 10 the MOrapH. VIII be- tfhi,-
o0o which win leave ri,OOo for ordln-
anoe for them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Young Mnn's Horse and nnEEs
Taken whiie ne Was gaming.

xva,o. Tex, Sept a. (speelaD,--
ynnne MIR. Connally. who Ia employed
~ McLendon, Duncan a Co, drove 20
mo rraldonce VI j. w, Baker last cNcn-
ina hltehed his horse aud went IN 70
enN When he returned 60 whore ne
bad lon HIS horse the animal ana the
buggy 10 which he was attached, were
n,issinv sheriff baker has BEEN on
the lnbkout and wiring all day. but
has heard nothing 81 me f'S ing
horae alone u Vaiund 20 saoe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
Annnsrnp ron roncnnY.
A. 5. carncs Locked III at Waco On
This Charge.

Waco. Tex, sept "a (speoiaD just
before / o'clock this afternoon a man
entered the proyident National bank
ana represented himself TO be A, 7,
Carnes OF Atlanta. GA, He had draft
on the bank for $50 aud attached to
inc draft was fictitious telegram
from the Atlanta Home Insurance
company, stating that thai company
would endorse the check, The cashier
nuapleloned tho genuincneHb Of the tcle-
gram. and upon inveatigatlon found
that his Auapiciong were well grounded
and that the telegram was a forgery.
Carnea was locked mp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Mr., Masw-irs Continued Presence
Ia Waco Creates Comment.

Waco, Tex. Sent tspeclaD The
continued presence OF General Super
lntondent Maxwell, Of the NJ. X q r.,
In Waco, has given rise TO much rail-
road gossip the last few days.
Again the Waco and Northwestern
Ii mentioned but IN blind manner
aud no one any longer dareH TO make
a positive statement as io his belief
concerning the purchaser OF that rund
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
MAKING i,nisrAaATioss
For Meeting of immigrn,ion and In
durtrinl Association,

Waco, Tex. Sept "a Especially
Preparations for the meeting OF the
Texas Immigration and Industrial as
ISOLATION, which oonvoneH hero ON Oc-
tobcr 10, have already begun. Preh-
ueht klgginh says that number OF
npoeches toward the advancement nt
Texas VIII be made and that subjects
have beon assigned the governor and
congressman, and that thoy will be
ready with their respective parts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

The Purchaser OF the Waco m"
Narih,e.tern sim uuknown,

waco, TEX. sept "a, -(spcclaD Al
western railroad, Is the rcelpicnt OF an
fred Abeel, receiver OF the Waco North
Important letter from Hon. Wilbur y.
RnviA. the 81. Louis gentleman who
bought the Waco and Northwestern
rnlnoad. Mr., Boyle states that ne
wants the deed made 10 MN ptrspn.
ally. and Wishes the sale confirmed at
ths earliest possible moment. Thus
ii viii DO seen Mr. Boyle does not IN
tend 10 reveal name OF names OF the
r,lu purqhaRur.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

cue TO transport about 200 negro
roiuse1s discharged from quarantine
meantime a hitch haR occurred IN thc
regulations for their transportation.
hnd u u not certain that tho coaches
WIN come further than spofiord june
uon' The Southern Pncldu is making
every enort TO shin the negroes back
70 their homes, but the efforts are moi
properly secured by connecting lines.
ihe government IL powerless Ia the
ns.,'r tpr want OF appropriations,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

M. wife wan sall Wilton, sss,nH
him.

Washington. Sept "a Secretary Oh
Bey has received the following cable
gram from Ambassador Euntls at
Paris
walters family arrived IN Paris
Jta wife hnn decided not 10 Visit har
husband impossible TO engage pas
sage before October q on which date
they will sail on the Amsterdam"
II " presumed that Mrs. Waller acted
under the advice OF Mr.. EuatiA In nQi
attempting 10 see her husband while
10 Francs She landed IN Marreillea.
near where tie ~ Va prison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

ohoetaw Who Attended the Noted
Council Ia Mississippi.

Donlson. Texas. Sept, -(spceial)-
Conrad Kingabury, full-bl0od Chloe
taw indian died Saturday near string
to yn at the age of i0i years. kiugabury
attended the council Ia Mississippi
when tho tribe codod all their landa
cnst OF the Minaisaippl river TO the
whltca IL IL said his mind was very
clear up Co the day OF ha death, and
he could accurately relate circun-
stances OF tho meeting and terms OF
this treaty,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
w.cos REPRESENTATIVES,.
Those Who wan Enter the state
university.

waco. TEX, Sept. ?i,--tspoclal)--
Waco VIII be Represented as uaual at
tho state University AZ Austin this year
The following delegation from Waco
viii enter school at the capital city
tomorrow. Misses Annie Foragard.
MARY I.u Prhlher, Mary Belle Cundiff.
and MusarA J. lineh Powell. John Pra-
ther and Malcolm EARLY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

u Was Witnessed by the Grand jury
and Others.

Waco, Tex, Sept, 10 -lspecial)--An
exhibition OF the workings OF the Boa-
Honet'e compress was given this even
my az the plant IN East Waco. The
grand jury, accompanied by number
OF representative men OF Waco, visited
hhd watched the wonderful working OF
me compress. People who at nrst
doubted the ultimate success of the
hcsponette are becoming atauneh adj
voeatrh OF the new method VI CONF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
onDnnnp nAoN ~ no wou,s.
Anticipated rokc-worlrrs' strike
Failed 60 MatcriaiiEc.

Hcottsdnle, Pa. Sept. "a. The much
talked OF coke strike la this region
has not materlnlEcd, The only plant
on q strike IL the McLemoro. ana tho
stewart plant IL closed owing to u
shortage OF water supply Al tho coke
workefn' convention here today tho
men out wern ordered back TO work
until October 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
TEMPLE rA,Lunn.
's"mnn rii.s need OF Trust.
Foo, Cut on.

sss. IeAas, Sept. 2a.-(Speclal)--
LYMAN, who has been running
|ie is' hhl clothing establishment
|cgsT on Main street, Tor over "a
deed OF trust Saturday
,n~uAhihs A. |, Levine trustee.
|ai,ng ATE tho eroditorsi First
|hn1nk' $1,000, Temple National
NJ, ~ Newman, si525, sanger
~ suul6b, The amount OF
Lm,S NE namc Of Harry Rose
i ~hn ny a switch engine this
~nilr CROSSING tho track, one
6.i,ssN'Ma completely on.
4'a rain fell here Sunday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
nnilND CLOSED Dooas.
Important Needing Of the Merchants
nar Iron Association.

Chicago. Ill., Sept, 2i.--An important
mcetlng OF the Merchants Bar Iron aa-
ISOLATION was IN session AZ the Audi
torium today The melting was cun-
Quoted behind closed doora and tho
utmost secrecy prevailed II was I'M
dcfatood there would he marked
change In the prices OF bar iron after
the convention adjourned. There wore
about forty Representatives IN attend
anee from the West and South. Tho
states included In the association arc
fennnylyenia, Indiana. Kentucky. ohio
aud Alabmma
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

Klngwtod. W. Va. Sept. "a. senator
stephen u. islitns tell from q bicycle
which he wnn rldinH sonaN. and ~
Inediateiy task q spfoial traio 70 SsW
York city 10 obtain surgical erns-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
/" nAvin's FAILURE.
''~''ed Assets Are Ia nsce..
OF Liabiiiae..

Nm isSas. Sept, 9i,-(spcclai)-
\ l,,a merchant tailor and cloih-
lgsNen 4 chnttol mortgage to
|AeSt " monday. covering hiR
III t,a egqdH, nnd also inolud-
Y t,'e N the city, for the
~ sm,s,errcd orcditorn, given lila
ntims tesWeen 5000 aud $40. 900,
n , ,.a az $4,000. Mr.. David
s,e v,uns'ness IN Taylor Tor more
|Hipe,,, anu HIS embarrassment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

peyin, a negro sam Thonpson. Mama
ioliy and Lewis Davis croeK indians,
have been convicted IN the United
states court here OF various capital
crimes, They win be hanged a. noon
as Judge Parker fxea the day for the
event -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
ooyrl,,,lrNr y rowEnLnss
no rransror, NEGRO nsfases' fr'@
thr quarantine station

tsa.,a paas. Tex. sept H--tspeoiai.
rs,,t coAchea nnd a baEgnge Par are
an reilfs on account VI southern "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
ass Goods,

IA vast collection Of the
IN dress fabrics that have
n been produced are now
|Ipg shown ON our conn.
IA low, medium and high
heed that cannot fail to
Ease oil classes.
|We think without exag.
kation one dollar goes fully
lar as two dollars n year
\. Come and look is all
ask.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07
CREDENTIALS AhE GOOD,
Ii Hung Chang win Talk Over Peace Rego
tlatiOns With Japap.

LONDON, March q. - Dispatches from
Pekin to The Times confirm previous dis
patches announcing the success of LII
Hung Chang at the Chinese capital. They
say that after tedious telegraphing,
through United States Minister DENLY,
the text of Lis initials rs peace envoy has
been accepted by Japan.
Ii Hung Chang was given an audience
by the Dowager Empress of China yestcr-
day in the presence of the privy council,
who heartily supported the mission upon
which the viceroy is engaged. Prince
Kung silcnced all opposition by present.
ing papers showing that the failure OF the
Chinese to repulse the Japanese was due
to the backward policy for which they
were themselves to blame and exonerated
Lii Hung Chang.
The powers of Ii Hung Chang to nego-
tiate for peace arc believed to be complete,
and the actual commission being signed,
he left Pekin yesterday for Tien- Tsin,
where the Japanese require him to trans
ship for Hiroshima. John w. Foster
Joined the viceroy yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, March 6.-The barometer
has fallen rapidly in the upper Lake region
and upper Mississippi valley and in the
region north of Montana. 1t has fallen
slowly in all other districts east of the
Rocky mountains during the day, except
in the eastern portion of North Dakota.
1t is lowest north of Lake Superior and
highest Oh the Atlantic coast.
1t is warmer in all districts except the
lower Ohio valley, Arkansas and north
ern portions of Texas. Light local SHOWS
are reported, this evening, from New
England and local rains in the south
Atlantic and west Gulf states
The weather will be fair and warmer,
generally. throughout the Northern
states and east of the Mississippi, Thurs
day. Local showers are likely to occur in
the lower Mississippi valley and on the
south Atlantic coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07
LOOK UP, NOT DOWN.
Spring Days Bring Good
Cheer to the Weak,
Paine'S Celery Compound in
Thousands Of Homes.
On Every Hand People Are
Getting Well.
The Great Spring Remedy Makes One
Strong.
Now Ordered by Physicians Everywhere in
March.
Now Ordered by Physicians Everywhere in
March.

An. what avail the largest gifts of Heaven q
When dropping health and spirits 40 amisss
How tasteless. then, whatever can be given;
Health is the vital principle OF bliss.
Weak, tired out men and women with
nerves "unstrung' and badly nourished
need Painc's celery compound. They are
especially urged to take it during these
early spring days of March and April,
when tho body is most susceptible to its
strengthening influence.
OF the thousands of men and women
with brains and hands all day actively
engaged, but whose physical powers are
little used, who imagine themselves more
dangerously sick than they are, the vast
majority are merely reduced in strength
and spirits, and need nothing but vigor-
Gus tonic in the spring to recupcrate their
tired nerves. They need nothing so much
as Paine's celery compound 1t exactly
fills their need.
The lnfirmities peculiar to the aged
come from stagnating blood and the
tardy, scanty production of nerve force.
They should take Painos celery com
pound-thcre is no time so favorable as
March.
The rheumatism, neuralgia, sleepless-
ness and lack of strength that Paine's
celery compound so rapidly dispels are
thus found to be mere temporary condi-
tons to which their time of life is liable,
and the cause of needless anxiety.
Needless If they fully perceive the mean.
ing of these inirmities and take pains at
once to correct the beginnings of weak
ness and debility as II Is so easy to do
now in the spring
Paine's celery compound Is the great
spring medicine 1t is prescribed by
countless physicians in cases of rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, sloeplessness, and tho
many other results of starved nerves and
depleted blood. In every drug store in the
country, Paine's celery compound Is al
ways to be obtained.
1t Is the worlds great remedy for weak
ness. Its use year by year through so
large part of the civilized world tells
something Of the good it must be accom-
plishing. IL men and women who feel
the effects of too close application to
work would use Paine's celery compound,
there would be less insomnia, less pain
in the back of the neck, fewer days OF
utter physical exhaustion and incapacity
for anything but suffering Its extensive
use today is the cause of a vast alienation
of human misery and despair. It's pres
ence in the world is blessing II has
kept the family circle whole In thousands
of homes that are happy and grateful to-
day. Try it.
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Shock Fell For Miles

ANDERSON. Ind. March 6-Andcrson
experienced $4,000 gas explosion yester-
day. Three business houses were shat
tered and windows for several blocks wcro
blown out. The contents of the stores
were blown squares away. Tho debris
caught fire and threatened to consume the,
entire business portion of the town. The
shock Of the explosion was felt for many
miles. A broken gas main allowed tho
gas to escape. 1t could not come up
through tho frozen ground and forced IT.
self into the center. Connection with u
lighted gas Jet did the rest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Phineas J. Austin, aged 10, waa found
dead. Wednesday, in his farm house al
West Bath. The coroner deemed an in
quest not necessary. Cause, heart trouble.
His wife and three sons survive him.
The Portland Base Ball Association
had it's annual meeting at Portland,
Wednesday, and chose the following ofti-
GERS Charles X. Gage, President; f. W.
Murphy, treasurer: M. J. Walsh. secretary
directors, Thomas c. Beals, Charles p.
Merrill. Charles F.. SWEET, f. W. Murphy,
c. H. Gage. Garrity will be manager
and Slater captain of the team in the New
England League, the coming season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07
Insurance AGENT MISSING.

NEW YORK, March 6.-John o. Bache,
agent in this city for the last eight years
OF the Union Central Life Insurance COM
pany of Cincinnati is reporte missing
He left his Office here on Thursday last,
saying that he was going to Boston,
and has not been heard from since
On the day he left for Boston, six notes
which he had endorsed fell due at the
Western National bank, and it is said that
he did not make any provision for their
payment. On March three more notes
fell due, and were protested. The nine
notes aggregated 1915. Bache was for
merly an Episcopal Clergyman here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-07
The Cuban "lnsurrectlon."

TAMPA, Fla, March 6,-Major J. w.
Howard of New York, who has been trav-
cling all over Cuba during the past two
weeks arrived here from Havana last
night He ridicules the stories of any Sc
rious engagement having taken place be-
tween government troops and rebels.
The latter have n poor organization. and
arc travelling about in bands of from three
to eight, and generally disband, hide their
arms and fee on the approach of the SOL
diers. Tourists and others can move
about the island at will.
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AGAIN NO CHOICE.
Ward Six of Portland Wants
Member of School Board,
But Two Elections Each End With
Same Result Choice.
Non.Partisan Candidate Withdraws-E!ec
Of Republican Nominee Assured.

Portland, March 6.-For two days
Ward voters have been try to choose a
member of the school board, the election,
today, again resulting in no choice. W.
II. Bradley lacked Is votes of an election
over Mrs. George S. Hunt, who was put
forward as bipartisan candidate.
Tonight, Mrs. Hunt has withdrawn, and
that insures the election of Mr. Bradley,
the Republican candidate.