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Evening journal., 1896-03-16

Schedule I'm effect March 10, 1896
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON. della
rMARh AVENUE, EAST-BOUND.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
.NEW YORK. week days. 's.os. s7I5.
'931, alO25. a. M. t122i. 500. ESQ. ESQ
~ ,. m, Sundays. '3.OS, '9.4S. 'll.25 a. m.
'i5i 'Pi5ifIILs&.SbEif.PfirfHl s&.Sb D. CiHa'EsTNrr SIT
station, week days, '3.0S 5.55, 6fO
+t.l), -L3O -6l5, $3.50, t93l fl025, ll.20 a.
M. fl22l ,sl2iO, '229, $50, i.55, s5.32. 6.30,
sl59 S25, 10, eli p. IN. Sundays, .s.0S, 1880.
so '94S, pll3 a. m; 1920. 2.50, a3.2S, l.55,
'5.32. 6.30, .l.39, S.2j. 10. til p. m.
CllESIER week days, '3.0S. J.5j. $40,
ll5' 5.90, 'S.l5, 'S.55, ,10.25, 1l20 q. m. 1910,
+2z9, $50, A55, '5.32. $50, *I39, 825 10, III p.
m. sundays '3.Os 780 $50. 'll.25 a. m;
i9'zgi IL go 'S'2s' 455' 1872, 6.So' 'AS9, S25.
Atlantic CITY, week days. '7.15 a.
m; 'l22l '2.29 p. m; Sundays, LSO a. IN.
CAPE MAY, week days. +2.29 p. m.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
sis Tsek asgs a9g o' 59s 'S4S % o0 a. %i
p, m. sundays ,A20 7.02, "S.4S a. m;
'l2;,55 ; ,2oI 25i 't5s IS '9l5 p, p m a,r,o>,s,
daily, LO2 a. m; 2.5i p. m.
NEW ARK, Delaware, week days, s42l,
IO2, 'SlS, fll.05 a. m; 'l2,55. 25i, t4O3,
sS :. 81 7dS 49, IS N 9l5 55 M sg5gd97ys' q 7o5
.PITTsBURG. week days. 's.4s a. M;
ks
CHICAGO, daily, t8.4S q. m. 'l.5S pm
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, daily
$3.50 and f915 p. m.
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS via
Bristol and Chattanooga, "6l3 p. m week
days ff.5S p m. Sundays. Through sleep
ers Washington TO Memphis and New
Orleans
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATION, week
days. 7O2 a. m. 2.5i. I05, u.l2 y. IN. Sun
days. 702 a. m.; 25i, 105 p. m
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION,
week days, I02, 1879 g. M; 25l, i.5S p. IN.
Sundays 10 "a. M; 4.ao %, IN.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
NEW YORK. week days, $3.50 a. m
PHILADELPHIA, week days, $3.50 a.
BALTIMORE week days $50 a. m;
2.50 D. m.
LANDENBERG and WAY STATIONS,
week days $50, 1920 "a. M; go, $50 p. IN.
Sundays. 9.05 a. M. 500 %. m.
LEAVE BUIbADELPHIA CHEST
NUT ST. STATION, FOR WILMING-
fS i5 $50 'l033, 1l30 "a. M. +1220. 'l36
l.50. 24j. $3.50, fi20, 430 f515 e5.4l 6. $50,
e7.25. $40, 1910, ll35 p. m. Sundays. a3l0
G. Sis, q ll.3O a. M; fl2.20, tl26 l.J), 49,
43l. g, r7.25, f6.i0, l01O u.35 .. m.
Telephone No. 1873
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
O. O. sCuLL General Passenger Agent
w. III. GREENE, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
Paper patterns. ren Ceuts.

Ladies', read the fashion article on the
third page OF this paper aud send ten
cents to the EVENING JOURNAL Office for
an up-to- date psper pattern.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
WILMINGTON AND n 7RTHERN aAII-

WILMINGTON AND N 7RTHERN Rail-
W ROAD. Tim table in fleet March l5 1896.
Trains leave Wilmington. French street
station, Tor & o. junction. Montchanin,
Winterthur, GuyencOuTt, Grencgue, Ccses IT.
Cht3ds' Ford Junction. PocOp7on. West
Chester. hmbreville, Mortouville. C0atesville
and Intermediate stations. daily. except
SUNDAY, AZ .lU no., = 10, % and bOt p. M
suodey only at tS a IN . 10 and 4. O. y. m.
tor Wayneshurg Junction, 5 Tinsield and
intermediate stations. daily, except Sunday,
at 10 o. m. 2.l0 and 4O5 D. m Sundays only
a. $40 a. m ard 1. 55 A .O5 D. m.
For Joanna: Bir- s0oro. heading and inter-
mediate stations. daily, except Sunday. ~
z 10 g. Ia. ara 2l0 2. M. Sunday only at Sos
a m and 10 .. m
A. q. MctAUSLAND, Superintendent.
hONNEss BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger agent.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

Under the head Of New Faces in the
Senate the New York Herald yesterday
printed a special dispatch from Washing
ton regarding the feats Of Money, from
Mississippi; wellington, from Maryland
and Dupont. from Delaware. or all the
rot that has even been written about
Delaware and her would be senator, that
sent to the Herald by the penny s-lnsr
from Washington is the most ridiculous
He thus tells how DUPONT was electedi
While Addicks. the gas man. WIS mskiuq
his pig blum for the senatorship at the late
session Of the Legislature, months ago. the eov.
ernor Of the etate died. aud the president OF
the Senate succeeded 70 the Office. After be
had become governor he took his Sc. in ia.
Senate a. ain. made himself the msiority OF
one by which DUPONT wAH chosen and de.
clarcd him TO be the United States Senator.
ect Tor the SIX years commencing March
last The proceeding has somewhat irregu-
lar aspect at a causAl glance, but the Repuh-
llcan senators are talking like maj iors at the
fopulist senators, who hold the balance of
power, TO convince them that II is all In good
form and that Mr.. DUPONT should be sworn
IN.
In view OF all that has been printed
concerning Governor Watson's assump-
tion Of his right to vote sa Democratic
Senator, it Is amazing that such great
paper as the New York Herald should
have been so imposed upon by the Wash
ipgton space writer II the rest Of tn,
Hsrald's Senatorial article be IS unre
liable as the above, the Herald would do
well to change its correspondent or let the
Senatorial dispute alone. II the Herald
wants facts it might apply to the EVEN.
ING JOURNAL for them.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
In effeet January 8. ls06.
ms 1naun VVrminrton as follows:

Trains leave Wilmington as follows;
For Philadelphia (express(, loi, zSo' -
3O 742 $50, $50, $50. 9.43, 1905. lois. l125,
lbs, l14J a. m, F12.16, 1898, 1,3l. 300, 3ll,
"a, $40, 5.56, CAS-. 107, 9.06 and g.l2 ?. m.
Accommodation, 500, 200, SOC, lO.4e a.
n. 1910, 2.25, $40, SIS, TAO and 1880 pm,
/ For Chester (express), l57, 4.2O, $50, l.42,
l5O, $50, $685. 1905. lbs, las a. m; lSl,
O5 5.O4 5.o6, 6.45, 7O7, and 9.m p. m.
Accommodation, 800, zoo, s.J6, 1O4S, ll.28
m. 124O 2.25, $40, els, 74O and lO.So
IN. - 80 80
$50, 94S, 1905, 11.45 a. m; -l2.l6, l2SS,
1906. S.1f, 5.Oi, $40, 5.56, EO7, .9.H and
p. m.
a. INVEST Chester. via Lamokin, $50
ststiJewark Center and intermediate
Baifl l7.3S a. m. and 6.3S D. m.
Or ! 10 n Sore and Washington, ,43S 801, s.11,
a ana 11.O0 a. m; 12.O5, 12.49. Ill, L50,
d IS5i nis,@6.05, Cos, 7.4l, $40 p. N. and
~ H1Rs and intermediate stations,
l. '' and 11,54 y. IN.
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SU.nAY rRAIN9

For PhiladelleA ~ a1ass1 Lnasi1Iis Pm ok 40o
$50, $50 9.42, IL II 45 a m: 5ss' iT
Sccor3 ov1, oSg. ~ ~ lbs, 9.06, and 9.12 pm.
40 4so5 5iS and 100, $40 a. m; l2.Oi'
,For Chester (exsess) i.57. 40. $50. 1855.
sn6 agV9' a. df 49, a. M 81, s.O5, 5.Ol, 5.56, 7O7.
Accommodation, 70 $40 a. m; 12O4.
lao, 400, 5.l5, 725, an'1OS5 D. m.
a. sor 10 New \. y, York 10 255. 40, 100 $50.
5.0i, 5.56. 707, 9.12 and 0S5 d. M.
For Boston, witboutchange, 556 p.m.
For West Chester, IA Lamokin, S55
Baltimore and Washiirton. 4ss so1.
5O;2S a. m, l2.O5. 1919, 1.5V 5.23, s'6O5 IA,
so p. m. and 12.54 night
9 dS baltimore and intermdiate stations,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
Wilmington (express), $50, L2O 11,23 am,
1i239s' Il gs LIZ Al 59S 5.57. e55. l46, s.s5, lilo,
., ,AASccSommodation. As sss, 912. lu,s5 a. m..
Lz'SV' AOo, 6.l0, sos. 1903, and 11.& p. IN.
FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern Railway-6.1 d. m. daily,
sleepers, to st. Augustine and Tampa; 7I
2; m., daily, sleepers to New Orleans,
Memphis. Asheville and Hot Springs.
Atlantlc Coast Line.-L41 .. m, daily,
FLORIDA Special" for Jacksonville and
81 Augustine; l2.49 p. m, daily, sleepers
o Fort Tampa, Atlanta and Jacksonville; (;
a,sd 20 tl BlgRts daily sleepers to Jacksonville
DELAWARE DIVISION.
IOI New castle, 6l3, LIE a. m, 80,
45g 6.l5, SOB, 95l D. m, and I2l0 night.
For LeWes, S.l3 a. m, 4.27 p. m
Express for Dover, Harrington and
iD9eallmar Sl3, u.O3 a. m, All p. m, and
. For Harrington and way stations only.
zoo p. m.
Express for Wyoming. 6.5s D. m.
- Express Tor Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort; and Norfolk, 1.O3 a. m, and
R.01 night.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 951 p. m, and 1910
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
ana Norfolk, 12.01 night.
for MlddletOWn, Clayton. Dover, wy
oming,, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgevilie,
SeaIord, Laurel, and Delmar, 12.O1 night.
PO Congressional Limited Expres1 =
trains composed entirely Of Pullma
Nesubule Parlor and Dining Cars N
extra fare other than the usual Pullman
q Limited express trains, composed
of Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars. Ves-
Loule Passenger Coaches, and Dining
Car. No extra fare
tor further Information passengers ara
ton. ~
S. NJ. PROVOST, T. r. WOOD
General Manager Gen. Pass. agent.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

wiIrains,tt wlirIiHe ttsladelphia, Broad Street, for
Id. 20. IA 81 - .(express) $50. 7,20, rs, S.sl,
46, 4Oi, l2Os, 'l2sSl Ll5' ~ sls y
Accoro,,,a,p. al1, ~; d. m. and 1905 night
m ! % NJ on, &C, 733, 9.12, 1885 a.
II Ss no n S'Vs' &C. 437, 6.22, S.3S, 1908, and
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
The OItg's ereat viotorr.

The decision of Chancellor Nicholson
sustaining the Board of Health and dis
missing the Injunction 10 restrain that
body from proceeding to abate summarlly.
II necessary, the nuisance emanating
from works Of the Llebig Msnufacturing
Company is Of the greatest Importance to
our city, and reaches farther than lt NAV
first appear
AS the chancellor decided In this mat
ter, so depended the present and future
usefulness or uselessnees OF the Board OF
Health-to be with or without power. a
mere inspector OF the sanitary condition
Of the city, or body clothed with au-
thorlty to act and remedy or abate that
which imperils or endsngers the lives Of
our people.
The chancellor's decision once and for
All settles the question as to the iuris =
dlction and absolute power Of the Board
Of Health, in all matters pertaining 70
nuisances and the health OF the commu
nifty. Hereafter there can be no conten-
tion as to whether the Board OF Health
can decide as to what Is nuisance and
SO deciding, enforce It's orders for abste
ment.
The LlebIg Manufacturing Company
was represented by Senator George
Gray, Lewis @ Vandegrlft aud Herbert
h Ward, perhaps the strongest legal
team our state has, and they conducted
their case with that vigor and signal
ability that Is 80 characteristic OF all
their work. The municipality and the
Board Of Health, defendants in the &C
tlon, were represented by City Solicitor
Harman and Horace G. Knowles. two Of
OF our youngest attorneys, whose efforts
In this case merit the highest praise, aud
for them to win from three OF the ablest
members OF the Delaware bar Is In Itself
a convincing evidence OF their ability,
and for them to hsve gained this most
important decision, and precedent from
the chancellor, places our city and the
Board Of Health under great obligations
to them.
For many years there has not bsen a
case in the Court of Chaucsry that has
awakened so much interest and so deeply
concerned the health and comfort Of the
residents Of our city. The decision Of
Chancellor Nicholson In this matter Is
sdjudged by all members OF the bench
and bar as being one OF the ablest and
best complied ever handed down 10 any
Of the courts Of our state, and In this, bis
first elaborate decision. an important
cass, he has fully established his
fitness and capAbllity for the high posi-.
tIon to which he was recently appointed
It may bs added that this deoIson is
30 we'll founded on fairness, reason and
justice that the people feel an Increased
confidence and reliance in the Court Of
Chancery as powerful safeguard and
protector Of their welfare and personal
rights.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

PENNIES AND sNl lLL CHANGE oAS
BE HAD AT THE coUNTINe ROOM
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

Total. .s'.t.s'...s'.s..s'.,' '..- sous W
Il Is estimated that this service will
cost from $500 to 81 600 and 1t will be
seen by the above list that nearly one-helf
OF the larger amount has already been
quhserlbsd.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
sTANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.

PROTECTED THROUGHouT BY THH
IETERIOCKING SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

a1as and intermediate stations,
8 and 11,54 y. IN.
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&ash3rxtoa Clty, I&y z-Spec.zl-Ar
item rsce5tiy Published as an Eau Claire.
VS.. dispatch 10 ira Chicago T.mex-Eer-
sid stated that the Canadian Anthracite
Coal Company. which has txo u1ines near
Calgary. Northwest Territory. would re.
The contract 70 furnish the coal for the Pa
else coast squadron OF the navy Il
proved 20 be wholly w.Isou. foundation
There kas been 70 dectsic1 By TIE kec-r--
tary of ths navy relative TO n hat coal shall
- purchased during tie next fiscal year
for the Use CT TIE naval vesseLx or tie Pa
c!ae coast. nor " there sfkeiy "a Re with
after The beginning Of the fzczi year. a
July ! There has Just been delivered
under an Old contract = 20 tors At Homo
lsiu. and tire department Goes not errs--.
TO seed more than 700 tons during -
coming s--al pear. a.! cf which VIII D. de-
uvercd AT SaE Francisco or Mar STAND
Commodore Chadwick. CO the navy &C.
partsrert who hiss these matters =. hars
states that this VII - asked for and every
opportunity given 20 American coal mo-
duceN te h.d. Il has all slonx h.ee- 80
ten1r1 sz6 tests which haye bee, rrmsA
bar this ov; 70 n considerable extent
that the Br1tizh Columbia cuzl r. cara hle
CO giving rnore steam FOR TIE SANE srz,,-grs.
CO cpai tsscS than that - Pssket sorrd
mines However, there u n rnaA Seat -
patriotism - the secretary CO the rawv ~
the orrccrs under tirn. and this vii ts-s
- give = strong tearirE toward Arss-f-=~
tid6ers. especially. as IS expected 20 - tsn
case. = tAe'r prices sr@ lower than ,h-sa
Of British Columbia Fntn- ewuers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

Guthrie, Q. T. May IA terrific cyclone
passed through the Usage reservation last
night Devastating farms ard. Il Is rrusor-
ed. killing a Number OF people The storm
was general over the terrstery. and xas
the worst OF record Small cyclones are
reported from Norman. Edmond. Waite
Eagle aa1 Perkins, with r-such obstruction
a. property.
kansas City. Nay IA cyclone struck
seven niles zo1th OF Ezpo-ia- Kan. Al
o'ciock last -tght and travelling north
east, sslrtet the sow1 OF Burlington Near
Enpor4a the house cf william Hughes
was damaged ard Edward Jenkins Gu. n
The head ~ flying debris. The cycsone
cut a swath several hundred yards wide
St Louis. May IA special 10 the Re
public from Guthrie. o. T. says. A dis
asSrous cyclone AID va,e-spcct pas-es
over this section causing xrea. damage
At Edmond twenty houses we're ceuao,-
hss daughter. were killed A. White E.x;e
thirty miles north. three cyclones formed
Eith.r the E7zcs % ore hour and sweep.
toward the Usage country Txesve houses
were demolished ard forty or fstr head OF
stock we're killed ~ the vicinity % White
Eagle. At Black Bear John Rodgers ara
VIE we're killed By falling tfrs~rs Wills
q farmer named White was kfIle@ and al
the members o, his family Injured BY Their
house being blown DOWN on them At
Gushing I've persons were killed II q re-
ported that 500 damages was done to
property IN Usage county. Several f.res
are reported lost but particulars are hard
20 obtain a. this hour. Eight cyclones
have occurred within n rat.rs % atty
niles n tbs section within Eve dxys
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waxhirEson CITY. MAY =--Spscszl-R
J Eatch. tks vel known steamboat cap
tsin en- Puget sound. 10 ente2ror.nx TO So
care fforn the treasury department.. Etth
TIE assistance u Representative Dooisttle.
ire remittance - certain anes imposed
uEas TIE steamer Eartioella and her snxf-
nse~r fer alleged violation Of The rAVtxA-
ssua laws ia transferring ;hs steamer
fFors Pugs, saund 20 the harhor q sAn
Francisco last sEiy- Capt A T. Stream
vas 81 charge q THIS trip wher asou,
foo niles from San Frrrcssco one cs the
boilers q n. Noa,icelIs gave out. eis-
shfinx her 80 that SIZE bad 20 bs tcEeJ Ia
While Rn investigates uss being made
ay tbe local taArd o. inspectors regarding
TIE accident u NsH discovered that The
enRlntfT dld BOT have ar outside crgs-
nesrs license II Il he'd by Capt HATCH
hat IS TIE vessel ass not - commission
ard Was 20; carrying freight or pss~rn-
gers. but SIMPLY being transferred froz
aae hzrboT 20 another. that thess
fses Should no; have hcen i'm
pGse1 Many svch transfers from
shs Coiusnhis river 10 Purs; sound have
iseea nsAaw. ard tals r. TIE erst time that
fts question has ever been raised. Capt
Hateh has been - the steamboat bushes
ever twenty-five ycars. ana has an srce.-
lent record - stsyirs tss laws irntlc4t-
" The crHsuiEzieueT - uAviEMfiou has
called rpon ths Local af1cerz az san Fra--
cisco rur = rail report after shi~h arsal
action wlii - taken II spears oults
hksiv that 'his wtsl - favesable 10 Capt.
HAfch
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than three inches Il l.sgth. rtsch. xhez
the current - turned into - becomes q
ball Of Light. and the kszt 70 zl1scsS Ir2-
pe-cepsibse- With IL q very Large ro~srr
Is 80 lighted that IL Il possible 70 read
n any corner YET this Is done without
fins, and without the attachments Rec
essaEy fl existing Lights The rays are
50 stroIg that The s1zrp<ss photographs
may be taken The bulb Is attached 10
wire connected with the stree, current
and there . 10 danger os harmful shocks
IN its Use
Stories have come fr1m time 20 tine
from the laboratory az Mr. Tesla that he
vas exp<rsnsnzinx sfth ltEzzt cf this sort
REmo-x o. success and failure have fci-
lowed each ether. and his friends we're
sac,tn<d 10 GoEss thai he would saccerd-
Frte3ds who -ecsatiy visited Mr. Tesla
saw him pho;oSrzEA By means Of his light
The exposure was bot cro seconds. ire
light Of q single vacuum tse< OF bulb.
without sieetEo2es. having a volume Ct
about nirssy crbI1 Inches The light given
zss approximately - candle poxer. The
Photograph Ezs as sharp IN ostiire as
thozgh IL vs-e taken II Scn sunlight NJ
Tesla aas recently obtained many Tacto-
graphs n his study Of RoenIxen rayz- He
has photographed TIE heArr Of one o. Lss
assistants 50 accurately a. 70 note Is ex-
pzzssozs and Its cozt-Sctions. and he ls1zs
also txea able 10 locate defects IN TIE
lungs % seFerai persons the presence g
tuberculosis being ve-y evident
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BOTH THROATS CUT
Horrible Murder and Suicide in
San Francisco.
SPiRsTuAlISTS FOUND DEAD.
Coussns, and Addicted 60 Morphfne-
Btsnxher Has Vanished Compsess-
iy, Leaving No Trace
sP,RsTuALIsTs FOUND DEAD.

San Frzccssec. Nay L-Afva g sssS-
herd a sexxieg u years * 4zE. w1o re-
xssse.. AZ - SeFsnsh street. Ts1C1s<sd Is
COUSIN. Mrs Louis z AEsz<. sane 1s-zar
today. ard thea cut his oE1 threat TIE
h=saSes with the head almost severed frrzz
ezcn. xere found thAs evening ~ ee1sE-
pants oE the house
snepaer1 4zG Mrs. Awez< we're s2Er-
itxaisS<s ard II = believed sAstr sense
q religious duty. c0Ectzs1 sta their
horror q the rzorhpi1e hzeat. Ezth which
IL Is said they we're both &1lisss1. I'D 10
the murder aid x1sct4s- TIE last hears
CT TIE cczrse Was this morning. ses-
rhsy gere heard talking n TAe1r rocza-
As TIE cay passed and 10 c-se carss cat
Of the room the tAz.Ii2ay became fright
eaet and this s.eztrg TIRE door was bro
ken IN On the bid lar the dad woman.
w1th her threat gzShs9 terribly. ard %
the sccr directly n frort az tie hea Lay
tie nzrdsrsr. Il = rcoi o. his oxl eoes4.
Lying opea o. the ea-or was = Notebook
in which was written what wGS rEoh2-
tsy the rnEri<-ers farewell sorSs The
inscription read blessing. Depez1 On
Cod Cherish the spirits fAF His WI
De d11e Gods command No Encrpktze-
These fsx words furnished the Only etse
ID The murder. Mrs Awerg Was also
known as Mrs Sarah T. HAGsr- tu. n -
believed that the former Szs her ca<-ecs
-@mc.
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ATROCITIES II CCRA.
How Non-Com eatants Are Butcherrd
and American Cfrfzsrzs Tortured

Washington City. Nsy --g@y. 7 dag
ERE A-nerscs, ard Bapsss. --ssssorsry.
who. with rs tz-ilv ard b-ct-e-. was
expelled sros-. Cuba. after haT.-r se-, az
reFted and tnc1rce-ate1 IA prison there. h.s
tast ts-er gwen hearing before q sub
committee 0. TIRE senate committee On t,r-
siE1 relations. ccnk.s.--c 9. ss-zto-s Nor
gar s1e Davis Nr psaz -1z.e 4 STATE
merit un9er ostH % the subcommittee. tie
SUBSTANCE o. Which has besE furnished Z,
he Associated Press Mary Ct the state
-saeEzSs made y ~. D-zz to TIE cen-.st-
tee Rave already zgpezrsz. 81 print One
case s1st furnished 20 ire state sse..s-r-.,s.s
vas AZ SGatss. where TIE Spsriss soldiers
Killed stx c. sever Euel. non-conba tar.s
4aNa tie ssa-.AFcs wezt into dlz@rsnt
houses. a13 gathered seventees r7ers Th~T
ted taese Together. $50 by Two. nr-orx
them being Ladasa0 Quinss-o. a. A-eri-
can = years oi4. o Key wexz wso vas
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street ard Commanded % k-ee. d1xr.
= e sl-G2ers Irs1 a. then. killing all sx-
ceef TIE American. It's oseer4~reS "a, rsb
rssa-y 2. IN the immediate rs-s-.-~e a.
ta@ wives ard children % the s--,e-s1-sat.
nfz Or. Dag statement gives accounts
or cases where - alleges explosive bullets
Nr7s used b. tie Sgsriar,ix ans Of tie
shpoEiSg e two cHlG-en IN .Aa arms 81
Aia q Asrca. n Havana. be saw a man
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sEnfTa~czse ~ - SazrEsA military a.
tno-zfleS q - d.st-Tct cz 4 charge a. no.
i'tcal c1rasTa racy- Larue's parrzer. r-ra-
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cers1. Is r. szfl-g- LA~se Reused x, -rakA
sEy Statement 1rleks Cr1tsa States r-onxul
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crs2n. = lea2.zs article. rsra-sz,eex go
laf3s1S q eSrta&5 c9rTssoans cree t.a.u~4.-
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4ss@- iz2ksnE charges 4nd caaste- -Ae-vsx
. rss@rts1 scts q Barbarian. .,,,a.fsor,
a-ss execs9siaz o g--son@rS a. rssrs~nls 49,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

Portland. MAJ L-Ths United States
Grzne 5sry today Indicted . rurDf~r II
gssSers. aa9 xznoax the rzsrnbsr. II IL ur-
crrskoes. are several trornlDent residents
~ Astoria ~b0 are charged ~ith cor
spkfsey ss lafsa Chsns-e eatzsfaiir. Un1t-
"a States Asrzh2l Grady tonight refused
- give ess the names q the parties IL
c.etss. as the warrants have 10; yet besn
served He admitted that he al yolas to
Astoria tssDcTrov. bat refused 70 state
what b9Kaaess taxes him thep.
Fer sons time there have boea rg1ore
Of . conspiracy ar1oEg parties e this
city art Astoria % Land Chinese usIAr-
faiiy. A r.cnth ago ". p. SEo2e J. c.
Dsian sn6 W. z penee; were arrested
for eonaSaEsey 20 land Ch.sese ana sfaT;y
and are row sne=- g. 80 soses % answer
TIRE charge Wise fhs Cnfset States may-
sssGi v!8 ret give cat insorfnxrson. & Is
issrne1 ina. THE government has s-care<
come damaging svfe~res against the par
tsss indicted seSay ard y r sad thsy -
clses SOFAS ef ths ssess prc-n.nsr, NEE "a
Astoria A dispatch from Astoria rays:
Great sxcstsras7s yrssAiis hsra iris even
4ng over informertos sro1zbf from Pert
tasst ey Geye~nsnsas orcer z p Shaw
20 the eject tnst ;kifsser pFsnlnsnt As
sagtAEs are 20 be asreztee Tomorrow
charged sith conspiracy IL landing
cslcesa-