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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
RrsryHSS EuBARPASSWEyTS.

Liberty Ind. Jan. s-Robert Patterson has been
appointed receiver OF the Columbia Drill Company.
manufacturers of farm implements Suits aggre-
eating $4,000 were hled against the company The
assets are $1,000 The company was organized
three wears ago with capital OF 100000
Saginaw. Mich. Jan. s-The Michigan Lumber
Company filed a mortgage for $4,000 in favor OF
ceorge Alderton & Co. of this city The in
strI,ment covers the company's plant and entire
stock If lumber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
uR. GERRYS PURCHASE AT NEWPORT.

Newport, r. L. Jan. s.-A deed was filed here to-
day conveying to Elbrdge T. Gerry. Of New-York,
the n r. Cooke estate This property Is situated
at the lower end OF Bellevue-ave. fronting on inc
@,tfs and lies between the estates of +. W. Van
derbt and II. T.. Mortimer Brooks Il includes
aIo,,t four acres Of land, with dwelling house. sta
e. aud Greenhouse. The price paid was $2OO.OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
PEDRO pIAs AT KINGSTON.

Kingston. Jamaica. Jan. s-Several Cubans one
Of them Pedro Das. have landed here They sue
ceeded In evading the quarantine. and the police
have failed to capture them. 1t is believed that
Dias is the bearer Of important documents destined
for NeW-Ynrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09

come before the Grand Jury Of the United States
Court. Eight Jacksonville newspaper men were
subpoenaed to appear befase the Jury. but the
District-Attorney has not been ready to take up
the case, and they have been excused from DAY to
day. The Attorney says that the case Will De
taken up tomorrow or Monday. The possibility
OF being indicted for piracy has caused considera-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

vrsrrpD,y.s RECORD AND TO DAYS FORECAST
Washington Jan. s-The ridge Of high pressure ex-
fonda from the mouth ~ the St Lawrence TO the middle
y, tho Gulf OF Mexico. and thence to the North
Pacific Coast. The the north Of Montana has
moved 10 Manitoba. Light snow has fallen In the Mid
de Ohio Valley The temperature mas remained s'a
,,o,orv IN m. Atlantic and Southwestern States. has
saien in Northern Montana and has generally risen else
80 Generally weather may he expected IN all
n,,,c,. n will he in the lower lake region and
Atlantic States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
MR. LAwREycE,s SERIOUS CONDITION.

Lionel Lawrence. the manager Of the Savoy Inc.
atre Is still in a serious condition on account OF
the accident which happened to him on MONDAY
He fell in the street and injured his spine he v
still confined to his bed at the Metropolitan hotst
and on Thursday II not thought thar No
would live He was better yesterday, however,
though II was thought that he was not yet out OF
danger The theatre remains Closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
MISS AUDREY TOWNSEND ENGAGED.

London Jan. S-The engagement Is announces
OF Edmond O'Brien brother OF Sir Timothy Carew
O'Brcn baronet to Miss Audrey Townsend daughtse
OF the late David Crawford. OF New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
MR. BAYARD NAY VISIT THE PRINCE.

London. Jan s-"The Daily News is authority
for the statement that the Prince Of Wales has In
vi,ed Thomas + Bayard. the American Ambas-
sador TO visit him AT Sandrngham. The date OF the
visIf mas not been fixed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
COMMENT on CURRENT TOPICS.
PROTECTION AND WOOL.

From The Utica Herald.
The hearing before the Ways and Means Com
nttee of wool-Crowers and manufacturers brings
into view the appalling injuries inflicted on these
Industries by the free-wool schedule of the present
tariff Protection for domestic wool raised the
price Of product and lowered the price OF for,
eien woods in foreign markets. Free wool lowered
the price of the home product and increased the
price of foreign products.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
TO RELIETE INDIAN SUFFERERS.

London. Jan. Sat the request OF Lord george
Hamilton Secretary OF State for India. the Right
IIo, coorge T. FaudeI- Pr illips Lord Mayor OF
London has started a fund for the relief OF the
sufferers from the famine In India. and large sums
OF money are being subscribed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
u.v ne INDICTED FOR PIRACY.

Jacksonville. Fla, Jan. S-The investigation OF
the case against the persons charged In the libel
against the Three Friends with mounting gun
o., the deck of tho vessel with intent to commit
ho.,u,ties AGAINST the King OF Spain, has not yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram . continuou. white line shows The
cnriinr barometer The dotted line represents the tenn
rsr.furs az recorded a Perrys Pharmacy
Tribune Office Jan. q, a. m.-The weather yesterday
ss fair and cold The temperature ranged between 70
and as degrees the average 81 degrees being y Of
degree hisher than Of Thursday and lD degrees
1880 OF corresponding day Of last year.
sThe veather to-day viii ~ fair and warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
BJsBOp KEANES APPOINTMENT

Rome Jan S-BshoD Keane formerly rector or
The Catholic University at Washington. has been
made Rishop- Assistant at the Pontihca Throne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
A MODERATE DUTY.
From The Philadelphia Telegraph.

I
moderate duty on raw wool is all that snouio
be expected and certainly is all that can be ODD
tanned. The time Is al hand for wise, harmonious
that those concerned Will speedily and fully recog-
nize this fact. The wool-growers should be among
The very first to set an example Of self-restraint
and Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09

The last half century's explorations In Medicas
Science confirm the claims OF Dr. d. Jayne ior M
Expectorant II Heals the Lungs. s's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
orr,,rn FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

-, England and Eastern York. fair; warmer
northeasterly winds.
r tho District OF Columbia Maryland Virginia. East
ern PENNSYLVANIA. New-Jersey and Delaware partly
oiondv. warmer: variable winds.
4r Western NewYork and Western Pennsylvania gen
-srv r,tr warmer; variable winds. becoming southefly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
GOMEZ NOT TREATING WITH SPAIN
MR. orEsADA SAYS THAT ALL SUCH REPORTS
ARE FALSE

Washington jan S.-Mr. Quesada. OF the CUBAN
Legation here furnished the following statement
to-day In regard to the published report thar GEN
erol Maxine Gomez Commander-in-chief OF the
Cuban Army had sent through an intermediary 10
Senior Sagasta Liberal leader In spain, the conu'-
lions on which the Cuban insurgents were ready
-, ,r.,, with Snaiu: THE whole story Is a lie.
g,ven ont bv the Spanish Legation In their aim
TO divert pl lie opinion. In the first place "ehera'
Gomez has no authority to do such thing In 'he
last war he held the same position as now ana
did not take any part in the treaty OF ri canon
saving that that was not WITHIN MS Jurlsu'o'o''
such letter has been received by the Junta on
December 20 or on any other date we chalienge
,ha nroduction of that letter We nave thls mo
mont received a letter from Dr. CastiIio the deie
natc NJ the Cuban Republic. In when ne says: a
Eop,ez viii surrender. Report probably emanates
from Spanish Legation II Is diplomauc I've; N9
G0mez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
eo,.rz NOT WILLING TO MAKE TERMS.

A signed statement was yesterday issued from The
c,han Iun,a in reply to a published story that
comez had written to the Junta outlining conditions
q, neace with Spain which he was willing TO accept
The statement says that no sucn le''er hau oee'
" 49,, f.onez that the story IL without foun-
aa,,on and that Gomez would he the las, to accept
such terms. 49,, - -. c,,h,, raasuo n,
II-isa ,osterday denounced the reforms proposed
for Cuba a. OF no value. He said This revolution
was begun for independence. and the emo snail De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09

.OCKwOOD-GREGG- Tuesday. January 1871.
the residence OF the brides father Port hicnm, ,
Staten Island by the Rev. Henry Wilson u. d., Corr
Olive C,egg daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Vernon n
Gregg o Frank * lockwood OF New ork 'i's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
MARRIED..

There is a vast difference between DEERFooI FAh8
sAI'SAGES spced with herbs and substitutes onered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
Guerial Notices.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Bangs 4 Co.. 81 and OF Fifth Avenue.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION MONDAY. jan II. At
2:3O =. N.
An interesting collection Autograph Letters and Angus
,us Hopkn's original drawings illustrating 'Ooe
Summer" by Blanche welles Howard.
Tuesday M 2 o'clock a small collection OF Uncommon
Books comprising many curious and scarce works
from a Private Library.
WEDNESDAY, at 3 o'clock. English Consignment %
BOOKS comprising many valuable and Important
works in various departments Of Literature
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY afternoons
A LIBRARY OF Standard Books in English Literature
MONDAY January 18th. and following days.
THE LIBRARY PART Ill
OF THE LATE
HENRY +. SEWALL.
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
1865 FIFTH AVENUE.
near 3ith 81,
Free Exhibition
MODERN PAINTINGS
IN OIL AND WATER COLOR
Ry American and Foreign Artists
BELONGING TO
MR. JAMES Il. PETrUS,
MIR. w. l.. VANDERVOORT
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings,
Jan 18th ard 18th. at o'clock.
ROBERT sOMERvILLE. oRTGIEs CO..
Auctioneer. Mdhdsei@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
TWO MEN KILLED BT AN EIPLOSION.

Toledo, Ohio Jan. s.-By premature explosion
Of elycerne. Neil Tompklns. of Emlenton. Penn.
and Philip Swayne of Sisterville. W. Va, were
Instantly killed In the oil field near Cridersvile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
THE RETENTION OF wEYLER.


The Spanish Government. in determining 70 re-
tain Weyler in Cuba. has as usual done the tnine
that is most likely TO aid the CUBAN patIlq U
Wavler IN mis- recent movements in Pinar Gel Ro
has demonstrated what miserable humbug ne is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be n
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
SOBER SECOND THOUGHT.

From The Indianapolis journal
The sober second thought OF the American PEG
pie can generally be trusted. Much as the peop,e
Of this country would like to see Cuba achleve ts
indeDendence they would not wish this Government
10 violate international law and precedent. me
Serate NAV not have INDUCED In the second
thought of the country. but the reports from
Washington indicate that there has been a change
nfs nfim in that body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
ABDICATION UNLIKELY.

From The Chicago Inter Ocean
Between the two rumors. 1t IS safe to accept tnat
which denies the intention of Queen victoria 70
ahdicate in favor of her Albert EDWARD frihce
Of Wales on the occasion of the ceiebration OF
tha sixtieth anniversary Of her reign. Her Majesty
;s as fond of the exercise of power as she Is pru-
dent in confnng such exercise to its just limits
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-07
= FlEkcIS- PLOT.
Stgr es Coofen to Attempt =
Wreck al EIpre.s Train.

81 Louis. jar "a Republic
special = r B.--i-s CHAN, Al, SAY
F9u- = The tvv ,-al-l 7y-e.-.;ers i 5a..
he-- ,nday confessed - The formation
Il z iend.sh p.o, - w-e-s and 1ob n
o9uthe-n railways tAs; cypress from
WA.hirgts al M-Ctmb's -restle.
twelve mile. eA.i ! he clty. OF N
-ight @. December =, ard hi, COZ
-r,-lo1 Leads - he IL -.et TIA. h sA1nt-
gang -=-nev~d ~ rs.l which wrecked
the B.7u!r CHAN mineral Train .; Ca
hara -lTe- .t-.6se. causing lbe dv4ih =
iTe1t!-s.x p-ap-- ed .I.l-.ug eleven
cthe-s o1 DIN 81 p. alb ugh
,hDee urd@r a--e-f az - y, silent D.
- ,a+ w-ecs
Las. week i've negroes. Andrew
F+agan. In Ingram. Tom Parker.
Eua-ue. billings and Rome Scales.
ware arrested ~ depptv .herl4s aad
r4.l-1z6 DETECTIVES. j : said. o1l Z Con-
te>.: = = one = NJ runt.-- Al we've
miners al IL H-lrv Ellen mln-. Lear
NrCQnb', ,-e>;-e. To-Day. ali hi
Pagan confessed Parker. who lid
most 4 IL taking .4Ts F=4gau Va.
III l-Ad=- y r. plo,; thsi he u posed
III w--ckiue g! he rains one Ugh, 3,
Z dance. a. good scheme ~ which Il
80 Chrlsf-nAs la.1~v. and ,nai 1h- rye
sg---6 4 -ugag- u m work. with n
uuder-ta- dig hat hos who failed 70
sand - he agreement would D. killed
hy IL others
When IN tine cam to- action. al
weakened bul F-4cau AID Parker.
They went 70 McComb'. nestle. u.-4ty
t-e. high. Z! -.gh;, and entered upon
the work II drawing spikes and rernc7-
ing t'o-ts from - ral--- The plan wAs
10 club 70 death aid saoa, 1..c,,= pas
senger. who were not killed hv he
crash when the train FL n ,h+ r4vine
NJ. until h second nigh, was me
death TAP --4dy. Th-y wai-4i by
campfire II IL ravin@ blow. The
tas. express came, b1l Engineer HIVES
saw lh4. -Ai- was on, = place 2nd
managed II sop hl- tr4in. only. how
ever. after eve-T WHEEL had left m
,rack c~eing .h@;- plo. had failed.
Parker say. he and F@agan LED.
mounted o. uul-.
Here lhe confessions End. p1t = he
CAh4ta wreck was llk- McCo-nb's az
tempted wreck Il every ieta... exc4p1
thai i was successful. even T. IN *
tent Of sacrificing 1weniv-s.x lives and
the wounded and d-4i being robbed
by IN wrecker>, i : regarded %
we'll nigh certain thai ta+ sane gang
committed bolh deeds. and further de-
ve.opmeuls ar expected very SON
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-07
A SNO~-5OUNO TRAIN.
Passenger or The santa Re Road Did
MOI so Hungry.

ToT@Ea. Ia. J4a. >. -Passenye,..
u n CalQra5g express. w-sitru1.ti.
% ne ealla = ras3, had : t-virg *
perl@ue@ II Sundays blizzard ALSO
o'clock u n morning. al point .eo
III - east i Do1Ee CRY. Ks1 II
tram .tpcl las y deep cut thai hs.5
b--u rl.=1 with snow. 4r5 uutil no.on
following uo1 wh@el VS. turned.
Th@ Passengers wer+ warm and Own
tortsb.e - - car 4a3 wh-u. after
1se4I : Ten h9r~s Imprisonment they
t'=Ean clauor.-g - srn=ih.us 70 es1,
III r--.nrne1 prov=3 -guz. Il -te e-ner-
g@rcr. Il r. +xpr=ss ~ the oor-
1uc-Cr found several c-4tes = eggs zri
-4veral pals = fresh avsie-s Tn Z
!!,.----14rl a-1 sumo ccr1rr--sl and sal1
aid p-qpe-. which L hai b. ca,--r.
~ tor AZ emergency. IT, t-4iumer
hen .urne1 IL with these articles ard
PREPARE . >uIdzT dinner. that Va
--c-v@2 T. Il hunETv Passenger N
piece. i pas1ehra-i. shorty t+torr
-oo-. TX lamp, who aal been n
80 or III t-as-f-a-ns wy called II
and T'ar11ei ! III exI--.- mss - gas
p-r-.-T-
Eailr145 rrs@.c thru -slout Kanss.
was cots3 eratiy elsy-l ~ >un3ar.
1-t i1.14y -epor7> tram III -ehou- n
$3.50 Indicate ihaI h s.tyr1 :, srti-.5-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-07
SURPLUS IN OECEMsER
Government Receipts Larger Than
Expenditures,

Washington, Jan. 5.-The monthly
comparative statement Of the govern.
ne1ts receipts and expenditures
shows the total receipts tor December
- have been s25.s57,II4; expsudi.
lures, s2S si2. So, which leaves a sn-.
Plus fo- the month c. s2,0.4.45o. Fey
TIE SIX months Of the fiscal year. how.
ever, the deficit IS shown to be s37..
sQ2.59'. This is the second time with.
II year receipts have exceeded the 81.
penditu-es
The surplus this month is la-cs,v
accounted for By partial receipts from
the recent sale Of first mortgage bonds
ior the Pacific railroads beloorin, n
the Cent9a! Pacific sinking fund. w5icb
appears in the statement as = rensv.
nen' to the civil AMI nisce,lsneors
expenditures The independent, bon5
transactions surplus would have haen
ABOUT $500, 600. Receipts from chs.
NlAs N December amounted 10 $40
''s'il2. al increase for ;be month -
Aoont $500. 600. Internal reveuus -.
ceipts aggregated s53,les, qes. q po,n;.
nai gain over November.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-07
UNPEC iNTO The LAKE
Banker Hammond. Of Chicago. Took
His Own Life.

Chicago. Jan. 5.-W. 4. Hammond
7.c4- President Il ih= National Bank o:
Illinois. committed suicide during t1e
night II Jumping into Lake Michigan.
Hammond called q Percy Pa-ne-,
N OH t,;s15 and confidential adviser,
at Q c.oc. lssi evening. Ee talked
sl.ouily ab1ut tu,are prospects Ab1ci
i o'clock Hammond went houe> and
ct 1870 .etlr4i :o- th= night He AID
lis wife .lepi II adjacent Iocns
Ea..y this morning MIS- Hammond
discovered ber husband gone, AMI not
55d friends. who found iraii Of scrap =
q Pape. which leo 10 Ihs edge Of lhs
l.e- II DeDp:l4E sue=L Ioe -ain ha3
soaked the scraps Of paper au0 Da6e
the co-ts1ts almost Eligible.
liz lltas2v.Dg c.ew was notified. an
began search ~ the BODY. : t1s
vas also s@nt from Chicago 70. the
saDa Puy?ose.
Sixteen yea. old II ?. Roiney with
q companion, vas walking along t1=
h=scb II i1e 7icn,t7 Of Chn-ch STREE.
when TIE! sighted the body floating
c1l! a few fest from the shore Al
s1tulaDcs was called and the BODY
wss removed 10 81 Undertaking esisb.
.!sh1@ni, where il was soo1 Identified
:! tEa1ds- Mrs. Hammond Is oon.
p.ete.y F1o:l-sts5 and under the Oh
slant care Of & physician TIE ex.
banker was tire father q toa- children.
hammond Is SAID - have bean ire
business head CT the bank since Pres..
dent Schneider was TOO feeble 70 CO
practical work, AMI tire large lcaus 70
the Calune. Electric Company and
others. which resulted in closing the
bank. are understood to have bas1
made by Hammond.
asuuooi was accused CT being :
"k.i@., deoeiv:ng the iiracta.s Of the
bank an5 6ePasiIo,s and deliberately
violating the Rational bank Laws His
alleged irregularities were said 20 have
begun many years ago, when il Is al
legged oe began 20 Use tie money ana
credit Ct the hank in outside speculs.
ICONS II such name, as 10 deceive
the directors and bank examiners
Even old employees Ct the bank are said
10 have been unaware Of what was 60
Ing On.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-07
Di.pen.ary system FOR Kansas.

Topeka, Kan. Jan. Sit Is cur.
reotly reported that the leading pro.
hibll.onists and sem pe.4nce workers Of
Kansas have decided 70 ask the .exis.
lst1re this winter 70 pass law estab-
lishing the s,s liquor dispepssry ii
Kansas Many assert Ibl. IS the only
method ,? which they can ever hope 10
crush rhe drugstore system Of saloons
and joints The matter will Be brought
before the state prohibition convention.
to Be held here January y and 10, and
IL is said will BE- officially i1iorsed and
legislative committee appointed 10
steer bill through the legislature.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-07
THE ARTICLES SIGNED.
fiszsfrnx ous HA. agreed TO Meet Ger
beii on March IL.

New Yo,k. Jan. s-T-e only hitch
which DOW seems p1ssi BIZ u preTeai
The meeting q Cart-ti and Flizsl-l-
nuns VIII - tn failure 4 >fu6-7 =
ssru-@ place there they may sAJ1le
The loug-tslk4i-at confess On De-
center :. James :. Co1lell fixed II.
s.nyatur- - the articles = agreement
This atie-1cca. T!tzslr-lc-.s, acoon-
panied ~ ms -nA1a-e-. net Dan >,uA-i
al Jerser CITY. ata Fliz>.-n--1gr-s -
h-s name underneath Carteit's u II
articles
I. - ibe side To-. Flfzsru-no-s SAID
n would PIT up from 5. 900 IS So 900
There was very l3ill- qu.ttlirg ard i
looked a. i al parties corlca: = al were
l. earnest ah9u1 wlsain. to dt'elle VII
: 70 u The recognized hesavy we. h-
champio- = i5e world.
TIE ar-:cle> call II prise I 8 :.
900 - II c1Ter 70 ne wlr-.e-- ar-7 "a
+ he principals Il posi -.5o9 IN IT.
hands = Z stakeholder - guarantee 81
. IrJr-:a,s-lce j. 1hA = :. The Qr@ tA3ll- !.
- lire u - ihls 2Eree1lei = t9Etell 7
TIE other I'D ollaTT. - C1ars-l -
- god ts3-h, >1ua-1 agrees 70 pr:
s. 900 with Stakeholder - II dlvi6-
90 be1waen Co-te7i and Fi,zs-nuo1--
4 n >ipSrf ta5l- = ca.ry out ne
--'uvlsia--s Incorporated = The agree
Deaf- etusr1 further agree. - pr
1he remainder = ih~ pur--. 10000. =
NJ hands n .-as-En- der -r.~-T SaTs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-07

Madrid. Jan. "a dispatch from
Ms1iaa says gre8, battle bss b4e1
fought u the Philippine islands, ,e.
smiling Z the sigma. defeat q the IL.
su:xeuI. 100 bang killed. Adj
sl9ral details Indicate tat rae battle
VS. tcughi al Bulscan. a towo II tn
province q Luz1o, .ucsFs6 o. The rive.
bl.ecA1, twenT! miles northwest q
Manila Genera. Enzb-o. Z lsade- q.
Ire Philippine islands insurgents, Is
salo i have been killed u tire ocuE,cf.
OF the SpzIiaEds. twenty-five were
killed and s.xry-rbre= wounded. Its
also reported ms. se7e1 caool were
Captured tom TIE Insurgents.
= dispatch from Manila 10 Premier
CanoYss &c. Castillo. giving additional
detail: II the battle al Bulsczn. AZ.
1ouuces that 5000 Of the insurgents.
ws1e KILLED. INSTEAD Ct l,l0Q, as at FIST
reported.
Prime Mloisie! C&1ovss has also -.
ce.7ea wo.j :!ou C1ba which .n5i.
Gates ire settlement q TIE d.Acu!t,e.
IN thai colony vii. be FASTENED.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-07
upLl APPOINT CIVILIANS.
Corp. o. Inspector. Of STEEL wa
Inca sseo.

Wssbiugron, Jan : --Sscretsry nj
f.sr1 N. practically dec.deo u lne'sasS
"a u-sseoi naval corps q inspectors o.
.,zs r.ss IL The ccDstructlon q usFS4
Vessel. q ihe Caitei States y tns ?
Continent = 8uubsr q expert c'F4-'
5snz II q conference be-d y tHe -
-s;s-r with Assistant SECRETARY n =
ad-,- Nsrsl Cou.rucfer Eicoo9Io
sn5 2 u1rtar # t1reau chiefs. the sl1-
5s-t ~. .-Ily discussed, s11 i "As u
c2i-iu1 4 al. present that TIE sitPS''-A
dt-r116e5 I'll. scf.o1 Il w&s repre-
ssniss mat TIE runbs, = DsTs! IL
s-ecters s1:tstle ~ tbe duty was 1ol
RENT tor TIE 1e=5s q t5@ service
Csuta.1 M-Corn:ck and Cblei hns:-
u4e- smith 4 tie Eo,tclk 1avE-yaTa'
s.s expected 10 arrive bere s1oo, w9eo
TIE dsisils preliminary Il tne appoint
.sents VIII bs completed. II Is i9orsnl
-.at -be civil ssr7io7 commission eFi-4
ts cal!e5 upoo - furnish al c1as
1ws!re y Httsen uen wbo II = Elo *
animation. have proved themselves e1-
rsrts y III. line. and WHEN sacrt@2.
l1er p.nbahly Will be dist-. b1ie'a
S-ns the works 1ow tu---.hi1s the
s-=+l sn5 I'm usa6 II Ibe ocnsiT7ri- z
= u. naval vessels Tbe exPsTls ~l--
be s4ut II Bethlehem, toe CEso@gls.
t1e Phoenix. the Vail, iae -Ao-!oT al
f-e N.cvGl= works.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-07

Osk.ano, Cal Jan. THE com.
Dun.9n service Of the Sacred Hear,
CHI. = was stolen ~ irreve.enI thieves
lssI night. The! stripped the tabs-.
nac-= CT the altar CT al its vessels. and
Carried ire safe which ooutslusd ms,
q ine se-vica 70 convenient rc.U;
near the church, where they blew i m
I1e woEk was evidently 6ons ~ x.
parts The crime was MT 6.sco7e.ed
uril! This morning.
The principal articles stcl=n were ?
s:.7er chalioe, taken from the safe. two
c-bosirDs. also Of silver, and s,,ye,
P4ien. Melted down, the value Of ,ba
s'-7eE would hardly exceed $40
Sacred Heart church was robbed in :
similar maaue- SIX SIS ago. aod "a.
toe1 L ee.1s, tne pastor, this moru;1c
sa:0 that :. was possible thai both ~.
beilss were committed By the sane
ia:et. Iae church was -aceDtlv p-e.
seD'ed with very 7alaa1le uurrion
s4'7i97, and Il IS thought that this vss
what TIE There's were after.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-07

New York. Jan. ga Herald dis
patch from Panama says: Much CON-
meri has l'een caused hare by lhe pub
location u dispatch from Paris which
STATES that exrrao-6inary efforts are BE-
Ing made 70 re3rgan:ze lhe Panama
Canal Company. The fact Is tia, q
new canal company was formed TWO
years ago ana work has been going for
ward on Z large scale for some time.
4. present lhe company employs nearly
1900 men.
Your correspondent Interviewed say
e-al officials Of the company. They in
formed him The repor. vas premature.