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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-10
REPORTS CONFLICT.
Spanish Minister at Washington
Receives Confirmation
THAT MACEO IS REALLY DEAD,
Bu, Cubnn Representatives, Say 1t
Is u Spanish Fake"
THEY Rll,lCULE DESCRIPTION

or the Alleged Body or tho In,urgent
Leader, and Say the Report Is Sent oat
ny Spanish haihorit'N. to Influence Ac.
lion OF Congr rss-seuor DE Lome He
e,l,t. a Late Dispatch In which Il Il
Stated that thsn' IL No Doubt that the
nollr, Iound wr,'e Those or Mneso and
Young Gomef, bat II Look. Fishy.
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place little reliance In the story OF tho
n%lth OF Maceo and Francisco GomCs,
y shall reserve my decision until no.
cElNn moro authentic Information" was
NJ! that General Palma would say.
Or Castillo thinks Il strange that IN
making the Identification OF Maceo's
body reference to the four bullet
wounds on hiS breast was not made.
when the sixth report OF his death had
heen circulated. ono OF tho points of
tIehtiiicltlon given was the finding OF
nus initials \, NJ. on hls saddle. l saw
the saddle hnl know Their, were no such
letters on II" ntllAd the doctor.
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MADRID. Dec 9.-The Official an
nouncenent OF the death OF Antonio
Macco and Francisco Gomez, the son OF
Maxine Gomez. has cen published here
end has caused the greatest enthusiasm.
Crowds OF students are marching
through the streets, manifestations
have been held in from: OF the ministry
for the colonies and the crowds cheered
for Spain. the army and for Major Cir
ujeda, whose column defeated the In
surgents under Maceo near Punta Bra
va, In Havana province.
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NEW YORK, Dec. g.-The report OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company.
FOR tho quarter ending December n.
shows: Net revenue, Sl,GO0.0OO; decrease.
$3.flG, and'aurplus after all charges and
dividends. slG%GSl decrease, S3,290,
The statements FOR the six months end
inE December 81, showa:
Net revenue, s3,iS7532; decrease. s2jS.
63e; Bulplus S3lG,S94. decrease. t2jS, ,lG3
uuI n total surplus OF 81 4G0 ,5SS. decrease
SCI OIL.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. o.
When asked to explain the motive Of
his motion In the senate to-day to take
up tho Dingiey tariff bIll, Senator Al
len replied: II had no motive. except
as we used to shy IN the army, to feel
the enemy. wanted to satisfy myself
nnd the country as 10 the attitude OF
the Republicans towards this measure
which they have professed 10 be 60
anxious TO have become law and
think have at last succeeded In dem
onstrating thnt they have no Intention
OF trying to do anything"
The senator declined TO say whether
ho would IN any way revive tho ques-
tion. but he intinlted that he probably
would
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SPANISH REPORTS
or Battles Give Cnban Losses but Not
Their Own.

HAVANA. Dec. 9.-General AIvado
recnnHoltering at Mnguarnyo and 9TH
or pats In the province OF Santa Clara
ha' dispersed several groups Of insur-
slrScats and has captured one hundred
hHG twenty horses. The local gucrril-
Ia force OF Guenajay, In n skIrmish
%,'ta insurgents, killed Rodriguez. their
lsndcr
General MclGuizo has captured and
Destroyed insurgent positions on tho
tslGHtg ot lea and Jibarn, PIRa- del
Ho, killing the commanders OF tho cl-
C.ny In both places. Lieutenant Colonel
MaItlncz, attacked nj Flaneco, Pinar
G"l lilo. the Insurgents commanded by
!'ii+ Perez. lie destroyed the enerny's
can0 there and tho insurgent position
~ iilllen where the enemy was dis
,traHd, leaving thirty-nvo dead, iHclud-
ING The inyurgent leader
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LEKMoNs MURDER TRIAL


relopmrnts Promised.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgcncer.
SISTERSVILLE, W. Va. Dec. a.
The trial OF Elmorc Lemntons, the man
who Is alleged TO have shot his wife in
this city q couple OF months ago. a full
Rccount OF which appeared in the Intel
llgence: a. the time, was called before
Judge Jacobs In the circuit court at
Mlddlebourne late this afternoon. It haY-
Ing taken nearly two days to select n
jury. The trial will probably be long
and tedious one. ms there are q large
number OF Witnesses 10 examine, there
having been more than seventy-fva
summoned on the case. The defense
promises some sensational developments
In the c=sc before It has been on trial
more than tw0 or three days.
A short history OF the crime for which
LemmOns Is on trial for his life Is: On
Tuesday morning, about the Goth OF
July, at or about o'clock in the morn
Ing, Mrs. Lille Lemmons. the wife OF tho
prisoner, was Sh0t in her bed at her
home In the northern part OF the city.
An alarm was given and the police went
up TO the house. where they found Lem
mons and several OF the neighbors. who
had been attracted by the report 0f tho
shot which had killed the woman. AZ
ter investigating the matter the police
decided 10 hold Lemnor5, whose story OF
the killing was considered very ilIniSy.
He stated that he had come home
about midnight and that his wife had
let him in. That at the time the shot
waS fired he waa asleep and that the
report OF the shot awakened him. and
Us he jumped he saw man running
out through the kitchen.
Tho woman was shot In the left breast,
in u position that would seem TO be I'M
possible FOR the murderer to have done
had he shot over Lemmcne. rs the prIs-
oner claims he did. The story Oc the
prisoner throughout WIS very Nlmsy,
and on his own and the evidence OF other
witnesses. who said that he and his wife
did not live happily together. he was
held 10 answer court for the crime.
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NEW YORK, Dec. e.-Conferences are
still in progress between representatives
OF the paper manufacturers who are
seeking to form trust. The three larg-
est manufacturers OF newspaper In. tho
United States-the GlenS Falls Paper
Company. the Hudson River ,MAl4and1
Pulp Company and Russell Bros-ara
said to strongly favor the proposed COM
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Irving To Chent the GnlIoNys.

C1NCISNATI, Ohio, Dec 9.-It de-
vcloped to-day that bartender In
Newport. while under the Influence OF
liquor, has predicted that Jackson and
Waiting would never hang aud later
said they were already supplied with
morphine to be used Tor suicide. This
statement has since been partly con-
nrmcd by the Taller. who says he has
been laying plans 10 ret the nroor.
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STRIKE AT SHAW.
Deputies Guarding tho Mines and Riot

PIEDMONT. W. Va, Dec. g..
Armed deputies have been plac-
ed at the mines at Shaw.
where @ strike caused by dispute over
the method OF weighing coal is In pro-
gress. New men employed are threat
cned. The sheriff from Oakland. Md.
has gone to the scene TO preserve the
peace on the Maryland side.
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DRESDEN, Dec. 9.--Princcss Fried
rich August, of SaXony, gave birth to a
son to-day. She was formerly Princess
l Mis- OF TESclnY. ~ -
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LIVERP0OI--pavonla, Boston.
NgAPLES-Olympia, New York. 4,
OIi iEIENSTnWN-Rh
NEW SORE--Alajestic, Liverpool. L
NEW YORk--Werra, Mediterranean
parts: britannia, Liverpool; Southwark,
Antwerp, ..f.a..s Eli
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LONDON. Dec. 9.-Thc United States
ambassador. AIR, Bayard. has accepted
the Invitation of the Lord Mayor OF
London. Mr.. George Faudel-phlllIps, to
be present at n banquet. which viii be
given IN honor or Mr.. Rayard on
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. Dec. G,.-I:x- Son
,ntor William c, Gear waa acquitted Of
the chnrgc Of soliciting u bribe from
ex-senator Gaumor, Gear roproaonted
Wyando, county s
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WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. o.--Thc
pDEto!ilce department has issued q
fraud order ngninRt the Standard En-
I0Ymcut Company, Of st. Louis, n new
npnc for the st. Louis Employment
Company. nlrenGy barred from the
I'M
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ROME. Dec. 9.-The officials at the
vatican again deny that any discipli-
nary measures have been taken
against ccclCsia7tIcs OF the United
States or connected with the Catholic
university at Washington.
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NEW YORK, Dec 9.--Rcv. y. Do
wit TNlmnrc to-day formally denied
the report that he Is to marry Miss
Susie Nlanagam OF Sing Sling
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KEY WEST, Fla, Dec. e.-Thc corrcs-
pondsn;s reports from Havana this even
Ing differ In details regarding the report
cd death Of Micco. The story Is not
though, to be true. but 1t Is believed TO
have been sent out by the Spanish gov
e;.msn. to stop action in Congress for
TIE relief o. the insurgents. American
crr,spoalents sent cour!ers 10 the
scene OF the battle, but they were chased
hack 10 the city by the Spanish troops.
GENERAL WcyleE telcgraphed from Artc-
;nIsa 10 Havana for rclRforccments on
The T,h Inst. stating that he had Ma
Geo hcmmed In. Two shIploads OF troops
vent into Havana as tho OiiVctte pass
81 OGt.
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THE STEEL POOL.
Operators Holding n Secret Con.
ference ut Pittsburgh.
BELLAIRE COMPANY SECEDES.

Alleging that Pittsburgh Firm Has
Heen Selling Outside Its Territory-Rs-
port TINT a collapse of the Pool IL Imu,i.
nent Is Denied-Ciaimcd that In Spite OF
Withdrawals Combination will bo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Secret and Little
fnf0rnia ion Given Ont.
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y WASHINGTON, d. c, Dec. y.-Sch-
G. De LONE, the Spanish minister, re-
c-lyed cable dispatch from Havana
la. night whlch seems 90 bear out the
pFr,s report Of the death OF Antonio
MsceO aud younE Gomez Owing TO the
iac; TINT the cable was sent last niEhS
before the press report, II Is lacking in
riry Of the details OF the latte=. It
says IN substance that after the en-
rlc-rnent near Mnriel on Monday two
bodies were found on the field which
t:orl their clothing and papers found
uron them are taken to be those OF
Naceo and his young companion
Scaor de LONE declined to discuss
the probah hIlIty OF the report but eS-
pec.s fresh advice5 from the govern
meEI at Havana
At the Cuban headquarters here no
alarm is telt at the reported death OF
III. insurgent. General Macco. Second
Secretary Diaz. .Albertini. who Is che
only member OF the junta now in the
city, exprassed himself in most positive
ie-:ns that the story had no basis OF
ruth and was sent out for the sole pur-
pose OF influencing. and II possible de-
te--lng action by Congress OF the Unl-
States. You will notice" said the Sec
!eiary, that the story contains very
many details OF the finding OF the
tody, the marked linen md letters
from the elder 10 the younger Gomez.
Il Is really amusing to learn that Ma
Geo wore silk socks containing his inl-
tlals worked in red silk.-and that his
linen and that OF the younger Gomez
.xEosc body Is snId 20 have been found
near that OF his chief. was also marked
with their initials. Anyone who knows
either OF these men. knows that they
have not seen, much less worn. linen
shirts and silk socks for many day.
This part OF the story Is quite rldicu-
l1us and bears uamistakable evidences
o: Spanish origin, and then the letter
70 young Gomez. A Cuban father IN
writing to his child never signs his
rare as this letter was rignsd M. Co
r7pZ.' That Is u cold formali;y that a
Cuban never employs. he would have
E.gned Your father
The whole story is feeble and
transparent attempt to DELAY action by
Congress and nothing else. The United
States, and the Spanlards, toe, will soon
learn that Maoeo Is very much alive"
Apparently Confirmed.
The following dispatch, in detail con-
aT,natory OF lls previous adviccs. was
received tonight by Minister do LONE
from the Spanish minister OF foreign
Affairs:
The insurgcnt leader. Antonio Macco,
realizing the imposslbil!tY OF remaining
n P!nar del Rio province and being con-
SANITY pursued by Spanish columns,
crossed the trocha on the fourth Instant.
lie was at the head OF over two thous-
and men, whom he had recruited from
tho local bands OF the western part oc
tho province OF Havana When he was
ove-taken by Major C!rugedn's column
40 men strong. Mucco's forces wcro
routed. tho leader being killed In the
engagement and Maxine GomeZ's son
committing suicide. after being wound
I'd. The corpscs have been identified
aEd their clothing. arms and the docu-
'nents found In their possession were
taken by tho Spaniards Tho reminder
Of tho band have dispersed IN conse-
Vucnce OF this brilliant victory OF our
tFoopa."
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For West Virginia, fair: slightly warm.
or; Fouthwestcrly Winds. 11,Ei.i
For Western Pennsylvania md Ohio.-
fair; slightly warmer: brisk 10 high west
crly winds, a. < IEat
Local Temperature. wy
Tho temperature yesterday MS observed
by {. Schncpf druSgIst, corner Four.
tccnth and Market streets, was MS follows;
n. m,...".....,. 1879 p. m....,.,....... a.
y M M m''..,'....'.'. I'm p omh:s;sss.;;:i;..4s
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!. TO FREE CUBA.
Three Radical Resolutions Arc
Now Before tho Senate
TO RECOGNIZE INDEPENDENCE

or Tho Struggling patriots-Nrr. Mills
Calls CPot the President to Take po,-
session OF tho 1sland aud Protect the
Cnbans Until They Form Government
Scnstor Cameron Want, I'm mediate ltse-
ognition-Dingisy mn Considered, hut
Gives Way 10 Immigration Blll.
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For the Kitchen.

Mrs. T. M. Chicken salad and
chicken mayonnaise are the same.
Your croquettes are not good owirg TO
being made too stiff. They should be a
creamy mass when the crust is broken
Oft. A heaping tablespoonful OF butter
Is an ounce and a scant tablespoonful
OF -four Is half an ounce.
Miss M. R.-For such skin trouble as
you complain of don't feel competent
to advise. a skin specialist would be
the safest. A very good tooth mixture
is made OF half an ounce of powdered
sage. two ounces Of powdered n yrrh
and four tablespoonfus OF strained
honey. Use night and morning.
Apple pie.-Stew ripe, tart apples.
mash strain and sweeten; add one ta-
blespoonful of butter and the beaten
whites OF two eggs to a quart OF apples
Flavor with cinnamon. Fill the tins
lined with puff paste. with the mixture
and bake In a very hot oven.
Auntie.-I know OF nothing better n
tone up child's system and TO purif,
the blood than the good. old-fashione(
dose OF sulphur and molasses. given ir
the old way. for three successive morn
ings. then omitted for as many, an,
SO on.
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p,ou. Jacket. for Children.

With all the mothers and older els
tiers wearing jackets. could one expect
the little ones TO do different? Hardly
1t would be too much demand on the
jacket-ridden brains OF dressmakers
and parents. Nor would we wish u
otherwise. For cutter than the little
box coats made with every child's Co.'S
tune nothing could possibly be. There
are Mother Hubbard coats. II is true.
for the very little tots. The Dresden
silk craze has overrun them, and all the
new models are made of that material.
II possible. these coats are fuller than
ever, with very short yokes and o;s
puff sleeves.
But to return to Jackets. For warm
weather pique jackets are the pretuest
| They are made TO match pique gowns
OF every shade. pale green being the
favorite color. These gowns are made
with plain waists. on which full skirts
are gathered. Then comes the little
Jacket. Loose box In the back, In Tho
| front II Is double breasted and but
toned over with large, white-pear
buttons. At the neck II opens into broat
revers, lined with white embroidery
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York Journalist. Mr.. Brisbane and Miss
pullman. Il is said. were good friends
six wears ago. and there were some.
neople supposed to be we'll informed
who predicted an engagement. Moth
ing came OF II. however. ana IN lsS2
the worlds fair brought 10 this country
The Prince Won Isenberg Bierstein.
nephew 10 the emperor Of Austria. and
first cousin to the Crown Prince Ru-
dolph. American heiresses fairly threw
themselves at his feet, but the prince
gave no signs OF matrimonial inten-
tons until he met Miss Pullman. He
came TO Chicago early In 1893. and was
entertained by George Nj. Pullman.
This brought him In contact with the
family and with foreign-hke eager
ness he laid fervent siege to the young
lady's heart, and II was soon announced
he had won her. Mr.. Pullman. how
ever, said mo" In al emphatic manner
md the engagement was declared on.
This was not because Mr.. Pullman had
any particular dislike for the prince as
an individual. for he was In many re-
spoots a desirable party, and had educa-
ton. wealth, social position and refine
ment. but the palace car millionaire
had declared all along he would have
none but American men for sons-in-
law. and Emperor Joseph's nephew
went home without bride. Since then
other suitors have come and gone, buI
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Negro Superst;tions.

/ wonder that somebody doesn't make
a study of the superstitions Of the
washington negroes. Just now the
colored people are stirred up about the
comet. An old nanny who has been
in service in Washington for half GEN.
fury assured me Just the other day that
we shall have war.
at don make no difference what
congress does, chile" she said, when
they's comets they's bound to be war,
an we KANT hep IT,"
Her apron dropped of Just then, and
she said that was sign somebody was
talking about her. Before came away
she showed me faded photograph OF
her husband, who died few years ago.
The poor old woman firmly believes
that the picture is fading just as her
husbands body is decaying, and that
when his body has disappeared the pict-
ure will be entirely gone.-WashingtoD
Star.
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from the arm. is a number OF godets.
This cuff has the effect of making the
hand look exceedingly small.
Norfolk jackets are not favored with
revers. but where is the girl who would
not adorn hers as our maidens Is
adorned? Certainly, in this age OF re-
vers, this model Is a most fetching one.
The yoke is of brown velvet, the i'oih
material dull blue. Over the shoulder
simulated double loop Of velvet forms
rever over the sleeve. 1t is caught
down with large buttons. Other Tea
lures of this costume are the buckles
on the sleeve: I'd the narrow band oil
velvet ribbon above the stock collar
Eek.
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reached A. summoned the captain In
command of his small garrison 70 sur
render-which he did at discretion
and then quickly took possession.
When. next morning. the peaceiui
Danes gazed northward. they saw tne
pirate flag, with its emblems OF death'
flying from the parapet OF the old tower
That they were astonished, goes with
out saying: that they FASTENED to point
their Anticipated cast-iron guns IN the
direction OF the tower is matter OF
course. But they never fred them on
Discretion was clearly the better part
OF valor in this instance, especially as
Il was enforced by the pirate CON-
mander's threat 10 blow their fort 10
smithereens at the least sign OF offen-
sive preparation. Down from the hiil-
crest Blackboard brought his ammuni-
ton and plSnder. not forgetting, you
may be sure, the nineteen women VINO
stood 10 him In the nature or WIVES
ard whose fair faces were yelled from
the sight OF curious spectators. Ana
there they were incarcerated. tradition
tells us. these nineteen captive brides
They were a heterogeneous collection
their very nationalities showing the
broad sympathies and catholicity OF
taste OF their husband. There were
creoles from Cuba; two had been
snatched from the very jaws of Havana
from a galleon just sailing out OF It's
famed harbor. Three were taken on
the Spanish Main, and. judging from
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A tn SpeiIinr.

II there Is one accomplishment of
which men are more proud than of any
other 1t is their ability to spell correct
ly. That is why Deacon White, DR..
Talmage, Henry Ward Beccher, Fred
eric II. Coudert, Seth Low and the whole
host of able and influential men enter
with such glee into spelling bees. And
do you know, not one Of them can spell?
There are two or three ways Of spelling
almost everything these days, and no
one can say which Is proper. Worcester
sticks In his two Is wherever he can,
while Webster uses only one. Stor-
month splits the difference, and the
Century Dictionary does not seem to
know what to do. l am forever at sea.
1t hurts me to have my idols shattered.
Pronunciation Is a hard thing to mas
ter. grew up with deficit" and find
II hard to say deficit" For years
/ said FINANCE" and II comes very
hard to say "fee-nans." Old dogs have
hard time learning the new tricks OF
this gencration.-New York Press.
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BLACkBEARD TOWER.
their dark complexion. had native In
dian blood in their veins. One came
from Jamaica, the daughter OF an Eng
lish trader. and had first seen the light
in a seaport town of old England. She,
with her complexion of cream aud
roses, was reputed the favorite Of the
stern, black-whiskered sailor. and con-
sequently was hated by the others. How
long they were confined there tradition
does not inform us; but II is likely that
the deeds OF their master soon brought
upon him the combined fleets OF the
nations which he had so long and vlo-
lently outraged. Square-sterned Dutch
droghers, full-waisted English ships,
high-decked Spanish galleons, oil were
securing the seas after this universal
enemy; and 1t we're very strange " he
should not be brought TO bay at last
and made to answer for his misdeeds.
A sea dog born and bred, he could not
long stay ashore, even though holding
securely q fort that dominated the Is
/ land OF the Danes. Leaving q portion
/ OF his harem IN tho tower. he climbed
down TO the hidden harp-shaped haroor
/ behind the hills, and again ventured
/ forth upon the sea. There, finally, he
met his fate in the person Of valiant
officer Of the English navy, who. after
a fierce fight. overcame him and car
/ ried him and his bloody crew TO port Il
/ is q matter OF history that this valiant
| lieutenant sailed into a harbor OF Vir-
ginia with the head of Blackboard af-
fixed to his bowsprit. 1t was the flercest,
most strengthening head that has ever
been seen since the Medusa shook her
snaky locks and transformed living
men to stone. For the face was covered
to the eyes with bushy whiskers black
as night, curling and profuse. and this
enormous beard was adorned with wax
tapers and lighted matches when Its
owner was in action, giving him an APP
pearance nothing less than diabolic.
But the shaggy head. with its whiskers,
still adorned with matches and tapers
was at last taken In triumph to shore
never more to wag In hideous Jest OF
TO determine the fate of his victims by
a nod.
Nineteen lovely widows were eft he
hind, perchance TO mourn; but with
whom they were left as residuary lega-
tees, or where they were left, is not
known at the present day. But the
tower Is there. still standing on its cen
trail hill above the quaint town of Char
lotte Amalia; the little red fort is there
with its gaping old guns still pointing
skyward, and the Danes are there, stiff
and formal. as of yore.-New Yorl
Times.