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TuE srEinIn HAwKiN,.
A numor that the Wreck Wa, OnIy n
hnam.

CHICAGO, Jan e0.-A special from
Washington, ID. g., say:
There IL curious runor a11at here
10 the effect that tho true story has not
yet been told NJ 10 the alleged wreck Of
the steamer Hawkins, which had Just
sol out TO carry load OF men aud ar.
munltlon TO Cuba.
Some people close 10 the revolution
lists say tho whole thing ~ n "plAnW
and tho spanish minister aud tho
United States have bosn cloverly
fooled.
For some reason that cannot 10 def.
nitcly traced there Il a belief In the
Cuban colony that the arms Supposed
10 have beeh 90 tho hawsins wcrB
either tfans.s,iipped Mt ,es OF else were
sont out secretly on some other vessel,
aud suspicion Intentionally direct.
eli against the Hawkins for the put
pose OF throwing the Spanish spies
aud the United States revenue author
ilios OIL the track.
People hsre arc wondering what
the steamer was doing on Long IL.
land Sound u u was on route 20 Cuba.
Minister Do Lono was apparently
supplied with the fullest information
ia connection with the movements OF
the steamer Hawkiut, AMI aching on
his Instructions, officers of the navy
aud revenue marine were Instructed
10 look after tins steamer and Its ir.
tended c9nsott all the way frsn
Hsmpton Roads 10 Tampa.
While tho stories Of the survivors
appear 10 read straight enough, mo
general opinioa IL there has boon
something cooked a0sut tue whole
Transaction.
II 10 known hero now that IN pre-.
vloue case the Cuban Revolutionary
committee supplied Tho Sppnish min
islor with false information regarding
an alleged filibuslefiug expedition, and
then while he was burily cngbgei with
the assistance VI tue United Slatos TO
head II Oh n genuine * pedition slipped
out without notice and made a sucosse-
ful landing In Cuba. Tho understand.
log seems 10 b. that BonrIhiug Of tic
kind was attumptod 90 bs done In thO
case OF tho steamer HAwEins but Iust
what this wreck had 10 DO wish II VI
washer IL was Iaft Of the program Al
all, cannot be definitely asosrtainod.
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IN TIE COURTS.
Judgment In the Martin Hayksa and
County Sl'clm'u Cases set
for frlruarI 1.

The following business was trans
acted ~ Judge Ailos's court today;
Carl Mlohald, for dis,utbing the
the peace; upoa motion Of Assistant
County Attorney Pratt the case was
postponed until January "a.
The time tor judgment In the cass
Of Maltln HaIkeu, Herman Ram.
berger, Joteph Il. Morris and John T..
Canoon was tei for Fsbruaryi.
The trial Of q. A. Larsen. who wa.
indicted for rapo, was postponed to au
unnamed date.
JUDGE HowAT's COURT.
The following casts came up before
Judge H1wat to-day:
M. Galley UniveTAal II. Co. VI l.. T.
BHmtofser OF oil; came ~ for Trial aud
upon motion OF Attorney NariRn fol
plaintiff, the case was dismissed.
A. A. Van Voorhees, a. 90. vs. N. &.
ChTiAtensen; continued for the term.
AZ. II. Haynes W l.. &. CTossmsn,
passed until tomorrow.
nEF0RH JUDdB YoUsd.
Samuel Cooper Va John B. John g,
al, TO ioreoioio mortgage; decree FOL
plaintiff.
w. II. Rea Of nj w Abraham Han.
uer. demurrer to complaint aud order
u snow causei Get for March 9th.
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The Recla.

Atticlis Of Incorporation were flod
with tho county CLERK today by Tie
heola Gold Mining company. The
capital stock Is placed NJ s. 900, 900; 10
beuivijoi intI 100000 shares OF the
par value oi $40 each. The following
sto tNn lno5tpotatofG Fred }. Lee
rnrd, a. II. Boutwell,, Ffsrcis Hall,
X. l.. McConnughy and James H..
b,coG, win Fred J. Leonard a. pfesl.
dcrG ffnuols Hall, vlcs.prcsideni;
ysuus II. Bsc,n, treasurer, aud Glen
H.. Bo,hNeil, SECRETARY.
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Not Very Formidable In ih. EJss ef
the huitan.

Nhe HhAAahs
WASHINGTON, JAa. ga member
OF tho eBbinst when asked what he
thought President Cleveland wsuld do
with the Armenian resolutions, said. 4
~ have not heard the question dis.
cussed, but am inclined 10 think the
President will send them 10 the Euro
pean powers through tho state depart
ment, az 10 do otherwise would be an
Rfiront TO Congress. Russia or Great
Britain may be- glad 20 know that We
depreclatel the Armenian mAssAcrss,
but, In my opinion,h will not influence
their future action In the slightest"
A leading member OF the foreign
affairs committee sayG
al don't think the resolutions will
have any effect Whatever. The Porte
cares nothing for resolutions. He can
beat US and the rest oflhe world at any
time with paper diplomacy. The Turk
IL good deal like our Indians were
twenty yesrs ago. The only argu.
ment they underst0od were bullets,
with soldiers VINO knew how 10 uss
them. II we soni fleet 10 CONSTANT
nopl0 tue Turk can undorstand that.
IL we go In with Ruibla or England TO
iul n stop TO the mABsaoToa they will
know what that means, but so long as
we c0nfine Ourselves TO resolutions,
and think We have done our duty
when we send memorable, the Porte
quietly laughs at US and the maIsacTes
gO on.n
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charge. Against an Arizona Judge.

BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ga
special from PGmnix, AfiE., sAyG
A. q, Baker, chiof JuAlics OF the
supreme court OF Arizona aud pfesiL-
ing judge Of the third Judicial district,
In which PhwniI IL located, has botn
charged by the ex.clerk, Louis 4. Jot-
dan, with mAlieasanor In office and
conduct unbscoming . Judge.
AL result OF thle, Nh inspector from
the department OF Justice left WASH
Layton I0day, and upon his arrival
here will investigate the accusations
and thoroughly examine tue couT.
records,
II this Investigation busiAins one.
half Of the charge, Judge Bakers It.
mUvAl will 10 necessary sequences, AZ
he has been accused VI tho grayest
onenses In the category. Ipcluded arc
collusiop, drunkenness and lovyi Ing
tribute upon his appointsss.
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Police ronrt.

In the police court today Thomas
Godfrey and James MoMahon we're
found guilty OF begging, but sentences
was suspended In both Gases.
A. Lundgren pleaded guilt Of
Drunkenness aud WINS fined 50; :. T..
Yates for TIE same OtienBe furislled So ,
while q. Bhelds, who was oiargod as
the other two, hAu his Gaze dismissed.
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The war 10 ouBN

HAVANA, Jan,20.-5everal members
OF tue central com mitloo reiJrmisl
party have resigned. IL 10 estimAted
that 1000 persons have ned from
SAbhniila % halapzls.
The insurgents nave plundered the
stores IN CidtA aud attacked Gulra
MaourlJes ioulh OF SAoanilla, The
garrison repulsed The enemy, whose
attack was twice renewed. fhe In.
,urgents suffered severe loss, retreated
i've mllsa And th0n rsUOnoontTaled.
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MINOR MENTION.

Prot. Whlteloy delivered lecture at
tho University last night on tho max
Ing OF history. Il wns full Of interest
throughout and listened to by an at
tentivo and appfeciatiye audience.
Hon. Spencer Clawson has returned
from his eastern trip. Utah Ia being
much talked Of by prominent people
and her progress unuor statehood will
10 closely watched. MIR. Clawson
cams home from New YORK. In seventy
two hours and twenty minutes.
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A LE,soN or Tmr OCEAN.
our Country ~ ss.a from n apeek OF
Lsad tn tho Pacific.

LEXINGTON, KY, Jau. 2g.-Judge
James II. MuiligAn, United States
consul 10 Samoa, who returned to his
home here Saturday night, was given
banquet last night, At the banquet
he maze an address, the moht remark.
able part OF which was tho following;
"W hen was away OF on that little
speck o. land ia toe Pacific ocean, anu
looked across the yaet stretch Of SOS to
the storms that were agitating this
country, could $50 no Democrats anu
no Republicans. IL was America. The
English, the Germans aud all the
others are hgaintt America, no matter
what the diplomats may say. feel
that have learned more In the last
two years than / have ever learned
before. have borne my part In the
battles VI politics, have spoken bitter
w0Id., ~, when L stood under that
mighty craig on that far away speck IN
tue ocean end holpoi 10 lay him to rest
whom had learned 10 love anu VINO /
believed had learned 10 lovo me,
RooeIl Louis Stevenson, felt thBtii 4
ever got hack home 1 would never
speak an unkind word u q fellow
osuutrJ man, Uut would do all could
10 bind up any wounds that 1 may
have caused"
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Russia asd turkey.

CoNsTANTIsOPLg, Jan. 80. - II
II believed mere that taolt
entente tgxl,ti botwoon Russia and
Turkey, by the terms Of which
Russia has engaged 10 support
Turkey Ia csrtAin events, such ne the
pasiago OF tho DArdsuolles by Bhtlsh
iles,. On the other maud a. II under.
stood that rurkoy has agfesi 90 psrmit
Russia TO occupy aud paoliy Atme-
mia.
EusalA's policy 10 held to DO OPPOSED
10 French Interests.
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ounAN MEnoLurIoN.
Recommends = LItiIe wore Than on
Impression % sympathy.

Recommends = Ltttte More Than an
Impression % sympathy.
wAsHIsuTOS, Jan. 2o.-Tho Senate
committee on foreign relations has
agreed " report resolution on the
Cuban question. The resolution does
not go ~ far n 10 recommend fecogui.
tiUn, but II moro emphatic than the
extension oi sympathy. The following
IL tho resolution Ia full;
Resolved, by tho Senate, the Houte
OF Representatives. oOnourrlng, That
the present deplorable war Ia the island
OF Cuba hes reached Q magnitude that
concerns all civilized nations 10 tue
ext0nt that II should DO conducted, "
unhAppily n IL longer 10 continue, on
those principles aud laws Of warfare
that are ACKNOWLEDGED ~ be
obligatory upJa civilized na-
lions whom engaged Ia open
h0stilltlal, including the treatment OF
cap,ives WHO ar5 % Hated In either
army; duo respect 70 caflsls isr tue
eEcha 30 81 prisoners sud Tor other
military uufposrf; trucea aud ltsa OF
truce; the provision vi proper lspitals
ami hospital supplies aud services to
the siog ani wounded Of either army.
BE IL fnttuer
Resolved, That this representation Of
the views aud opiaion OF Congress DO
sent ~ the President; aud ~ he con-
curs therein, that he viii, IN friend.
ly spirit, USE the good Offices Of his
government - the eau tnat SPAN
snail be requested 10 accord 10 the at.
mios with WHOM u IL engaged la war,
tho rights Of bulligeronts az the same
ore recognized under tho law OF ma
lions.
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Tduin Uni Tor as,map minister.

WAsIt1NuIos, ID. g., Jan. bel !.
win r. Unl, assistant secretary OF STATE,
has be5n mentioned Prominently IN
connection with tho an bassai0rship A.
Berlin. He has Intimate knowledge
Of all matters under diplomatic contid-
GRAFTON with Qofmany.
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soldier. Mapy clubs have nominated
Gen. Dlaz AMI II 10 pr1baole that before
the June elections conference Of the
national liberal party will b. convened
and will nominate Dis1 iof bis fith
torn, he having become president IN
1870 and eotved ever since except ffom
1850 to 1854.
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Cure Tor NelIar rs,.r

ALw ioRR, Jan. g0.-rne Ho,sl,,,.
B,t ', N tgnleuI In Rio dc Jsnolro.
MI M, w W., .siegIaphu that physielan Of
eu,s ~ ueelafea that ho hiss found a
t, s's which is almost certain In he ef'
NY, 49, iOt yellow fever. The physieian,,
nv nv" ,,emely consists Of the intsIn.i
M, s VI uo'ss Of The extract OF sucsivn,
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ronr ninsr. EiiIsd.

WILNEsB,BgE, Pa., Jan. 90.-Novs
has been received itDm Pitlsioh June.
lion that = Terrific explosion occurred
In Twin Shalt ut aeon today. + uf
miners are reported Eillsd and q NUM-
bof jufeI.
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rArE oT GOLD rRospEorons.
Believed - Have nssn Killed tad
LAten bT anIIans,

Eaten bI indians,
HERMosiLLO, Mex, Jan. 2o.-A ter.
riblo fats IL believed TO have beiallen a
party OF i've gold p'ospociors who len
here several weeks ego for the inter
Tor Of rlbuTon Island, which IL In.
hAbitsd by tho Sefis .flbv o. Indians.
There were six menbers OF the exploT-
Ing party iglnally. but one OF the
men has arrived At q ranch near here
aud reports that he anu his compan.
ions came upon village OF lnuiAnS;
that they we've all taken captiv4 anu
preparations were begun 10 hatcher
them, whsn he succeeded Ia making
his escape. He believes all tho other
members Of the party were killed and
their iesh eaten by the IndiSni. he
states that the lndiAas all wore valu.
able gold ornaments and that there
were many evidences VI the existence
OF rich mines on the island.
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Ro,ra of Traao MssoInlIon,.

WAsHIHoToN, Jan. 20.--TL, ns-
tional board Of trade today adopted
resolutions fAyoTing the retirement OF
legal tenders ana the extension OF the
rational banking system m approving
the TORY bankruptcy bill.
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Revolution IN Egypt.

LONDON, Jan. ga dispatch to the
Pail Mall GAsette from Cairo, Egypt,
says u serious revolution has occurred
al khaTtoum, growing out OF the
differences between Inc Mahdi and
tribes belonging 10 the interior OF Sou
dan. The Mahdl Is practically over.
thrown,
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to have been moved eighty, hut her
posltl N 10 not materially chicago I,
The work " dipuhnrging tbs 81. Paups
cargo VIII be completed soon and n the
conditions at auxt high tide warrant,
another effort win be- made to pull tue
Atsauship out VI the sAni.
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rnE nonaAN nlNpI,Arr.
Determined TO make ,hu Loan u sue.
Ctts.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2p.-Thu posps
Washington aptoial sayi: The new
Morgan syndicate has given tho
treasury renewed nt1u-a ucss that II 10
liz Intention 10 mako tho 500, 900
loan success nnd h that JEd VII
have IN bids b. tako tue whole Issue or
any part % ~. The lump b d Will,
u IA SAID, b. about SliO,U11,OOJ or a
little below "a per cent babis.
Blde ior my fractional unsold part
Of bonds will be ON terms teas To-.
y0f6hle 10 the gov,rnusnt.
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z NEW YOBIS, Jan. 20. "A special 10
tho Herald iiom R5me tayf: King
MeueliE continues bis advance, cun.
ningly paraly Iiug any offensive move.
ment on tbs part Of General BAtaiieri
by treating tbs battalion OF Colonel
Gslliano as hostages. Too situation re-
mains very critical.
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The osi,sary List.

LONDON, Jan. 2D.-Ht. Hon. Hugh
c. Il. Childsfa, otmerly fret lord OF tue
admiralty, chancellor VI the duohg Of
Lancaster, and financial secretary Of
The trsasufy, 10 dead.
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Lsyal to con. Inrrlsnn

uibGIiuo'LA,.NAloLls, Jan. 2s.-The Ro.
|iileisosu,' ' s'l central COMMITTEES mi,
Ion, ''n adopted the following Ts.olu.
pl,, a,',' a lnll and Tree individual OK.
|ibs, w. upon tho subject, fesolvod
c5mm',,s oillctTs anu members OF ihIs
y I M saeh Tor himself, and Joint.
he p,Ss ' constituted Organization Of
Tue me-, ~ Indiana, hereby expIeSs
10 N, T r,,' loyalty to Gen. Hnrrison and md
'Pte,I, ,',,l,Omina1lon and ro.eleoIion ~
hi t .c'il. 81 the United slater. SSon N
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WAsIfIsoros. Jan. 29.-rhe House
adjourned early today after usfitoIual
stlofm 10 pass bills TO donate con-
demued cannon and relax tue present
pensIon laWH.
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tho -. Paul SIN AGrou nd.

New YoRK, Jan. Gan unsue-
cetrlul attempt was made this morn
ing TO float tho stranded steamer b..
Paul by i've tugs. rhs steamer Ia SAID
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frod afa jacob swnrip, David SFafs,
Christian swaflE, all doacons vi the
church.
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tlil,i7s


1t Ia Therefore evident that the pies.
snt administration Ia called upon 90
deal with a complicated aad 0igicult
financial problem, the soluliJn Of
whlch demands most careful thought
and Judgment, anu the harmonious
action OF all officials OF this admins.
traIion.
Expenses Of every nature should bs
reduced where such deduction san 10
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d, MtaIoo Cray, Jau. ys-rh. ,..,
AariSns palsn Is beginning. Gen.
And cpp,n, Eas,eianaoAdo, who besIoged
las b,sn I ro,i, Ma1imilian at QunretsTo
|by a Sn nominated Tor the u5ss,dsanV,'
L,n " g,. ,b, club composed Of Man..
man, bat uosial party. He il an Old
|hssllb ~ ambitious ana in tsI,
|si HE eoa mas NO. uaiysr,Al respect
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NEW YohS, Js~. IA serious fire
IL in progress on thC o.tlrt Of Barclay
an1 Church ttgCtis.
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MAYORS MESSAGE.
Proposes Tho Abolition Of tie Fire
and Police Commission.
RECOMMENDS RgTREScnAEST.
n, Use for the Board Of Public Works
-sin,circ Department Cle.ka-
As 10 suudt. Laws

Mayor Glenuinling submitted his
first annual message 20 the city Coun.
Gil last evening, Jan. -. in II he ssyE
Gen:lenieu:-l Transmit herewith the
reports o; the heads OF departments ioi
tho htcsl year egding December 81,
1885. The reports Of the city auditor
cxnibit tho financial condition Of oil
the departments in brief, but the head
VI each department presents IA detail
much Of Importance hnd Interest,
which Is not elsewhere 10 evidence.
TREAsURER's STATEMENT.
Tbs following is the troasursr's state.
ment showing receipts and disburue.
meuts during 1895, and the treasury
balnuco a, the beginning Of the pres.
On, yesu
balance on hand .. nary /. isgj ....illl.g5 oi
Received from all f0uross.,..... &c.. tiatss %
DsiucI dlsbursomcnis ~ isi5...... 60s.soi Is
Balance on hand December 81. ..-
A'i'''.,ss.ss,ts..'ss .s. 's's...s.stas,olt y
BJNDED INDEBTEDNESS.
Tho bonded Indebtedness Of Salt
Lsk1 Ci'y 10 s2,5is,0JO, Carrying Ia.
ieg-at o rCr cent per annum aud
PAYABLE as fJilowii
Issue " 'eptcmbor, less. 600 beads OF
altgo each, iuses years ..,... .........f sQ9,0lo
Issue Of January, ls'l. jll bouds Of
h,ll each, VA years .,.... -.. tgo,e0o
Issue ~ JAY, 1891, 80 b14ds u ti.OoI
each, 1879 Ycsta. 200.009
Issue Of July. 1874 5,S uondf ofsi. "
gnrh. lu. 70 years ................. hlsCsf
issuo OF M.y. iut 10 bonds u ii.ogJ
each' 2u years,s.s.,......ssss...s.. tQo,ole
ass bonda OF $500 eieh........i3,5u.gso
kttuv cHt igaIiou VI ten yeats on the
ton'twoniy year bonds there must 10
set apart ms a sinking fund ten per cent
OF each issue. The city can Tedssm
any or all VI these Issues after the en-.
pifatiOn Of ten year,, interest and pfin.
cipal payable Ia lawful money Of tho
United Stnles. On the twenty-ysar
bonus n sinking iund IL provided ~
above, but the bonus run for tho full
twenty yeate, aud the Interest and
principal afs payable 10 gold.
RECBipTs AND EXPENDITURES.
Tue estimated receipts ami expendi.
lures II the city for the year 1885, based
upon the reports OF the several DEPART
menls as nj present organized, are ~
iUllOwG
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RECBIr1s AND EXpESDITuREs.

The stlimntod receipts ami expendi.
lures u the city for the year 1895, based
upon the reports OF the several DEPART
menls As Mt present organized, are NJ
follows:
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Est,hAIE OF AMOUNT REQUIRED BY
DEPARTMENTS DuRISd 1886.
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To'al disbursements. not includ-
inr Tnsulng caponsca VI de-
pArimonta &C.. sssssss DC sssss o, .1s.9, ays
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BJNDED INDEBTEDNESS.

Tho bonded Indebtedness Of Sail
Lak9 Ciiy 10 s2,5is,0JO, Carrying Ia.
tai-at htb ror cent per annum aud
TaY able as follow;
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i.lasln l.amll.h

pitlgin English. q strong mixture ~
English. Chinese and Portuguese. l.
spoken hy mast II ,lis natives II
Hong. kong. and il was not many
days after my arrival before Il was
understood hy me sufficiently 10 serve
uir for all practical purposes.
lis tsasis consists IT turning the
consonants r. into Y. and ~ into
III. & adding n final r. ~ SEQ % most
words. and. above all. the constant lisi
Of the word ''pIdgln." which menns
that the business situation II gnasi
one To-day belongce number one
Heabcn pidgin day u the eonyeii.
tiorlal Phrase for a day " Christian
observance,
-T'hat 30 hciorgee i445 nldslu, h.
iongee coolie pIdgin." Is the form n
yvnr servants remnhsirBuce II you
ask him 10 do what be thinks ought
TO h. done by a servant ~ lower rank
Am. II. are. and the tarts ~ tIts
verb ito be- are generally translated
hy .belenges,: .'llab belnngee was
and "bymiiye belongec." shall be
The word "iirng. Kong side hal, goi
too mu,,hce piecce Cliinamnn means
there are many Cinnamon Ia Hong
Kong" II outchec dinner this side
Tonight" Is the expression for Il dine
here tonight. - Hong Kong Letter ID
the baltimore Sun.
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record breaking in the night time all
right enough, If the record breaker
did NOT say anything about il In pub
lie. but il the newspaper accounts We're
10 be written then the race should he
open 10 outside parties who might
wish 10 know the time without asking
a policeman He added that when the
New York Central broke the English
record they did so with their Empire
state Express. which any one could
have travelled ON who had the money
10 nay his fare. This. he claimed. was
the right way Of breaking a record II
you are going To write about II after
wards. Nevertheless he was going 20
follow the Lake Shore 4 Michigan
Southern fashion. just To see what
his railroad could could do, and he in
yited me, as a person owning an
American watch, to come upon the
trip. but begged me 10 say nothing
whatever about II. for he said. instead
Of breaking the record. We might per
haps break cur neeks. He added that
he regretted he owned only an old
silver turnip Of a watch himself which
wouldn't split the minutes. let alone
the seconds. and 50 he would like 70
have a really reliable gold watch with
which TO keep the time. | was TO meet
him at the London terminus 81 the
London & Glasgow Air Line exactly
II. midnight, three weeks ago. There
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-06-13
| SEEING NEW YORK
BY NIGHT.

Having in mind a night trip among
the toughest resorts on the east side
/ entered saloon ON stanton ssfeet
10 see il i couldn't lind a native VINO
Was familiar with all the ..JOints aud
who would chaperon me for pay
There were three or four men IN iAe
Mace who seemed 10 be OF the sort
wanted. and inviting the toughest q
the gang to sit down TO. glass 81
beer with me. l explained what was
wanted.
II understand" he replied, "but !
dunno. Are We fighterSa
..No. don't anticipate any trouble
however"
-Thcn SO are a bloomin' Innocent
us fur a newspaper, We saiaf
..Yes.''
.And We hey little book aud pencil
and yen put down things as We come
to emf
YES"
.-That will start the row. About the
first han Wen meet as We knock
around will he FssigS Jim. Hes cross
eyed. rel-hsatic1. and has Mosel
nose and a mouth ON him Ike the dsoi
OF dime museum. Your nesh