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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-15
REJOICINGs AT CErrINJE
of the MOntenegran Dynasty
IL Celebrated.

Cettinje, Montenegro. Jan. 1.-THE Gel
ebration of the bi-centennary Of the Mon
tenegro dynasty began today. with the
transfer of the remains Of Pietrovitch
Niegoch, the founder of the dynasty. to
the new mausoleum, or orlowka, design
ed by the Princess of Naples, daughter of
the Prince of Montenegro. The occasion
was marked by great military pageant.
The silver coffin containing the remains
was borne by the Prince Nicholas and the
ether male members of the family from
the cathedral to its new resting place,
amid salvos of artillery, and music from
the military bands. Afterwards TIE
Deum was celebrated in the cathedral.
Intense enthusiasm was manifested
Tonight the whole town is Illuminated
and great throngs Of people are in the
streets making holiday in continuation Of
the celebration OF the bi-centennial of the
dynasty.
After the singing Of the Te Deum in
the cathedral. Prince Nicholas made a
speech, in which he reviewed the history
of the Montenegran dynasty and thank
ed the Russian brother nation for it's
good will and protection.
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PRINCESS ELVIRA HEARD FROM.
Den Carlos Receives . Letter from His
Daughter That Eloped-

Don Carlos Receives . Letter from His
Daughter That Eioped-
Princess Elvira, the clipping daughter
Of Don Carlos, legitimist pretender to
the throne of Spain, has been heard
from. Unless she has already set sail
for the United States, she is still in Bar
celona. From that place the princess
addressed letter to her father, implor-
ing his pardon, / ut declaring that since
his second marriage with Princess Ber-
tina of Rome her home life had become
iptolerable.
This letter was written as a sort Of re-
sponse TO the communication which Don
Carlos addressed 10 his followers and
adhercnts. informing them that his
daughter, Elvira, was dead 70 him, and
requested their prayers for her mis-
cradle soul"
Meanwhile, the princess brother.
Don Jaime. really the active head Of the
Cariist party since his fathers second
marriage, obtained leave OF absence
from the Russian cavalry regiment 10
which he Is attached. and is watching
on the French side Of the Spanish
frontier with the agowed determine
ton OF shooting Folchi. the companion
OF Donna Elvirs's fight. il he dares to
appear in French territory.
Realizing the harm likely "a result To
the CarIist cause from any such tragedy.
II" archbishop of Barcelona. one Of tbs
most stanch adh.rents of the Pr-teoaer.
has written both 10 Don Carlos and Don
jaime. impioring them not 20 commit
any act OF indiseretion that would cloud
their future prospects IN Spain
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cause he has prevented massacres. and
trouble IL expected.
Lima Peru Jan. H-An Official organ o.
Sucre says that Bolivia IS enjoying the
most cordial relations with all her neigh
bors without exception, and that il ieces-
sary to dissipate the clouds which nave
been artifcially created between Peru and
Bolivia The Cuban civil procession has
been postponed until January q.
St Joseph, Mo-, Jan. IA week ago
Mrs. Friend. the wife of a well-to-do far
mer near Hopkins, Mo-. died from what
proved 10 be arsenical poisoning. Late
last night her husband was arrested. charg
ed with her murder. and was removed to
Bedford, To-, for safe keeping. Friend
and his wife led a quarrelsome life.
. San Francesca. Cal. Jan. 1I-Mac Crane
Cox, United States minister TO Guatemala
and Honduras. is here with his wife. Mn
lister Cox was vacation appointee OF Pres
:6ent Cleveland. He went to Central Amer
let in September last. and Is now on his
way home for vacation. He is not GER
tain whether he viii return TO Guatemala
New York, Jan. H.-At the meeting of the
board OF governors of the New York Lying
in hospital today letter was read from J.
Pierpont Morgan. offering a erect a new
building for the institution, TO cost. $i.0oo.
900. The only condition Mr.. Morgan makes
TO the magnificent gift is that funds suf-
fcient 10 insure the work OF the hospital
be raised. The board accepted the gift
with thanks
Hamburg. Germany. Jan. 1.-the Ham,
burg American Line steamship F'uerst Bis
marck, Captain Albers which went abround
on Januray 8 in the river Elbe. was fioated
last evening and is shown to have suffered
10 damage. The same Lines steamer Nor
mannia. Captain Barends, from Genoa on
January 4, for this port, grounded off Blan-
kensea-on-the-Elbe today She is lying
in An easy position and is in no danger.
Washington, D. c. Jan. 14.-United States
Consul Spencer at Curacao ". J.. has noti-
fed the state department that by an or
dinarlce which went into effect December IL
import charges have been levied as fol-
lows: One-half per cent of the value on
raw cotton, cocoa divi-divi, goatskins,
hioes, quinia bark, dyewoods and Iignum
vitea per cent; on cattle, sheep and mules
10 per cent; on horses and all other goods
except salt, per cent.
New York. Jan. H.-Among the passen-
gers arriving today by the North German
Lloyd steamer Lain, from Brehmen and
Southampton were Vice-Consul Lucien
Pickarts and DR. A. II. Doty. health Of
ficer of the port OF New York He has
visited Naples. Rome. Genoa, and Egypt
TO make thorough inspection of the pre-
cautionary measures taken there before
the enlbarkation of passengers and the
shipment Of freight, in order 10 minimiz.
the danger of infection at this port.
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The Grcss, ssroag. Simple MA - N
s1ttis Daughter.

The Grcss, sszoag. Simple Ass - ~
z4ttis Daughter.
Aftr carefully showing mo the rOsta
of the Fran. a. well az h4s OWE and yo-
haneeu,s oorrse In th>ir perzlotis Jour
ICY alone over the Ice sftsr lesytng
thor ship, the charts were castAsice on
tho floor and DIR. Manson prooee<ed 20
tescrioe. iE the simple. direct zzAsnsf
90 characteristic OF him. sops Of tk's
ruuab>rIess interesting incidents Of hls
voyage. Erdenuy thrilled by his ear
nes. voice and manner. L4s. hs nttls
gsrl. who bad ben PLAYING m . csrnss
Of tn. roam, drew nesxcr. art unnens
scloJlsly abe walked upon The original
records Of her fathers route. TAe ptes
tu-s % this tiny. hAlf-shy nhild. stAxd
ZOE epeilbound listening 20 hsr fssh~r's
-oscs. With ths priceless dhArt~ o. he
famous voyage beo>ath her fe~s eea'
trsSting With The tail, rnu~culsr as-srs
Of her father. who lowered above h<n
with bronzed face. his hair AID mes
tsebs eeverai shades lighter ,hsn The
skin, hlA ioAssis. hands. 6ssoosored and
scarrsd By hard Ss>Ag~. resting Exhty
ssd io*insiy UPON M iitts- o1ild . had,
Immediately inpre~sd ons vita IN
crsnztic eject Around The ro6n hap
poisr tear xkir1 and odds and end~ ooD-
nected with -hs royag-- The table vas
piled with p~p~r-. eli systematically ar
ranged; tbs walls vere covered With
presentation s'sd~s from TIE ..snse "A.
rnc1s Norwegian a-tESts, r~r~>~~nssrg
Zee and sso- srocts- Bet. d>spi.. th~
interest - tS- sBrToun6ings. one oou,d
-. nothing. think % nothing but The
nan hiras~lf-th> rres:, ssroas. sirspls
insn who vss speaking e-Enslssh fI:us
trx.>d Nsraxine
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS
Report for the Month of December and for
the Year Past.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 1.-THE monthly
statement of the exports and imports of
merchandise, gold and silver, for the month
of December 1898 and for the twelve months
of the calendar year 1896. show as follows:
Exports OF domestic merchandise during
December 81, 62S, 1874, and for the year $685.
81 ,25S This is gain of about s25,0o2. 900
for the month, as compared with December
1895, and a gain for the year of s1Is.12S,O0o.
The imports Of merchandise during De-
cember amounted to $57, COG. and for the
pear $3.50, 556, 293. OF the amount for the year
sS2 Sol ,526 was free of duty. and SOS, 6o4, 107
was dutiable. The gain for the month Is
about A,200,OO0. and the loss for the year
about s12l, $4,000. The exports of gold dur
ing December amounted to $685. and the
imports s2,572271. For the year the ex-
ports aggregated Ss, az. s44, and the imports
S102, 7e6, ABS. The silver exports during De-
cember amounted to s6.Sl9545, and the i'm
ports 1913, SOL During the year the ex-
ports amounted to 3,O29, 1886 and the i'm
ports $l2504577
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SECRETARY OF STATE SHERMAN"
Will be at Once Followed by Omitted States
Senator Hanna"

Washington. Jan. 14.-Senator John
Sherman. who has accepted the position
of secretary of state IN Mr.. McKinley's
cabines. left tonight for Canton to have
conference with the president-elect.
Senator Sherman's departure has been
delayed on account OF the eXtradition
treaties in the senate, Of which he had
charge
II is understood that during Senator
Sherman's visit 10 OHIO it will be def
nitely determined when his resignation
will take effect. so there will be no de-
lay in the appointment of his successor
His resignation Will be rendered 10 Gov
ernor Bushnell of Ohio. who will. as now
agreed upon. name Mr.. Hanna to serve
until the meeting of the legislature.
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POORLY-0UARDED MILLIONS.
But Three Watchmen on Duty 1T tn
New York Subtreasury.

But Three Watchmen on Duty 1T the
New York Subtreasury.
Assistant Treasurer Jordan in an ap
peal to congress for an increase of force
says that there are only three watchmen
on duty day or night at the New York
subtreasury, and that there is fire.
quently S2oo.ooe,Ooo cash in the build.
ing.
He wants two extra night watchmen
at $720 a year each, and asks besides
for eight additional assistant tellers
and two messengers. He says that the
employees are overworked, seldom get
ting the annual leave they are entitled
to, and frequently having to work till
late at night and on legal holidays.
1T should be remembered" be says,
shat of the payments for the $685.
100000 of bonds issued by the treasury
since February, 1894, fully so per cent.
was made through this Office. During
the same period there was received here
more than 100000 in gold coin,
and this Office was required to dis
burse fully $500, ooo, 900 in gold. The
annual redemptions of mutilatcd paper
money, chiefly of small denominations,
aggregate $4,000. 900, represented by
fully 5000, 600 pieces The movement
of silver coin is fully s., o00. 900, of which
two-thirds represents receipts, involv-
ing the handling of $4,000. 900 pieceA
while the more bulky minor coin
reached In 1896 a total of 81, 800, 600.
requiring the handling of $4,000, 900
pieces and the constant work of five
men.
Fully 100000 checks are paid an
nually. This only partially shows the
business of the Office, which averages
$500, 0o0, 900 per annum."
Mr.. Jordan wants TO know how long
the government can afford to permit
the danger of public interests involved
in the present conditions. The amount
Of the increase that he asks is s11,47o
over the appropriation for the current
year. His letter has been laid before
the proper congressional committees.
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more beautiful <han ever. Not-tha1
women are vain. but that they feel
they owe it to their husbands and IA
theirs and brothers to be AZ attractive
as nature viii allow; and when nature
viii not do enough in this direction,
why. they can call on art to lend .
hand.
as to ring settings, IL Is noticeable
that the antique. dull gold hand il dis
placing the airy wire that has held
sway for years. What the woman Of to-
day wants is heavy gold setting.
several Diamonds. . few rubics. an
amethyst or two. topaz. and perhaps
An opal. With these worked into an
apto-date pattern. she 10 ready to 20 -
dinner. to be engaged. or to Be married.
Her new ring is good form for all three.
N Y Prs
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Snow the justice how the woman picked
his pockets. Tho doctor accepted the
invitation. threw his arms around the
sx-secretary and they Rugged each
other tightly. but the doctor did not
reach Mr.. Smiths hip pocket. fo~ he IS
stout. too. Nor could Mrs. Smith reach
the doctors gun pocket, and the magis-
trate decided that it was physically i'm
possible for Mrs Henson to have robbed
the physician even If she bad hugyed
him, and dismissed her.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-15
WINTER MOTHS.
Garry on Their Ravages in Steam Hcates
Houses

AS every cloud is said TO have it,
to have its shadow. No sooner has every
one discovered the blessing of steam
heated houses than il is found that
these homes, where the heat is kept
at a wholesome and uniform tempera-
ture during the cold weather. are
places where the clothes moth luxuri-
ates.
Under ordinary conditions the winter
puts an end to the ravages of the moth.
He is usually frozen out by the cold OF
winter, and even in houses thoroughly
heated by furnaces or by stoves he is
but remains quiescent until the warm
days of April.
In our steam-heated houses we have
an atmosphere most favorable TO ami
NAL and plant life, and it is discovered
that the common clothes moth, and es-
pecially the buffalo moth, that pest of
recent importation, continue their
ravages. They do not die at their APP
pointed time, and they even hatch out
fresh generations under the favorable
influence of the heat, so that their work
of destruction goes on without inter
rupton.
Sometimes under such conditions II
may be necessary to fumigate with sui
phur q closet where this moth" has
taken up his quarters. There are some
portions OF the country where the
buffalo beetle has not yet arrived. or is
Just taking up quarters. For the benc-
Eft Of such localities we give his descrip-
ton. The grub which is the only crea-
ture that is likely to be seen about the
house is hairy little creature not over
an eighth of an inch long or so large ss
O common lady bug. It moves very fast
Benzine poured freely around the edges
of any carpet that has been attacked
by buffalo moths Is an effectual
remedy. The creature seems especially
fond of certain colors. IL has been
known TO eat all the red figures and
stripesin the border of carpetand leave
the rest alone. One houseleeper, taking
advantage of this popularity, placed
DIS Ol reu IIduuel III TIC cOFncr OF a
closet Inhabited by buffalo moths, and
each day destroyed all she found col
lected on the flannel. Finally they
ceased to appear. The popularity Of
this moth is that IL may be introduced
with hardware, china. straw or In al
most anything. In ore new house il was
discovered that buffalo bugs were in
troduced before the house was In
habited in box of window weights.
All the crevices of the floor around the
weights had become inhabited and
large numbers were found in the box
of weights.
There Is 10 remedy so erectual as a
prompt upheaval of the carpet where
this pest has become established. with
e thorough scrubbing Of the floor. Ben
zine must then be poured around the
edges of tho room and in the cracks Of
the floor. It can be purchased at an oil
store or a paint storc az so low
price That il can be freely used around
the edges of the floor aad in any crack
where this bug may lodge. II The room
IA well aired afterward there Ia no
dan ger from ifz uee-N Y Tribuue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-15
A FUNNY COURT SCENE.
aoke smith Demoass-.tes He Fair Sla~ss
Did Not Rob the Complainant

Ex-Secretar3 Eoke Smith appeared
in . magistrates court - Atlanta Ca.
the other day IS counsel for Mrs ~. l.
Henson, who was charged By Dr. r. l.
Powell with roobing him 81 hss pocket
Sosk- The doctor STATED that Art.
Henson had visited h2s offce 20 get =
prescription As she was leaving he
asked her II she would act kiss h3-D.
He declared that she cic ki-s han sIf
=. the sane time picked his pockets.
getting purse eontaiEiEg sss- TIE
defendant denied the ststSneut ard DE-
-Izrei that she ran oct Of ne osilee
s<hsn Tie doctor became offensive.
yr. Smith invited the doctor. who
x.f1AS De .--.sr -d-- "a h.sz HfE al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-15
FOR DEEP WATER AT MAZArLAN
Mexican Government has Ten Million Mexi
can Doilats to Spend.

San Diego, Cal, Jan. 1.-THE Mexican
government has just awarded the con-
tract for the making Of harbor where
ships may safely anchor at Mazatlan.
X. Smoot OF Galveston is the contractor.
The specifications call for the construc-
ton o. first class harbor with a depth
Of not less than thirty feet. 1t is calcu-
lated that three years will be required 10
complete the undertaking. The Monitor
Sinaloense says the amount to be ex-
pended will approximate s10,O0o,0O0 in
Mexican silver
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-15
SIX BRITISH MEN-oF-wAR
And thousand Men to Whale the Blaek
King of Benin.

London. Jan. 15.-The Daily News an
nounees that Lord Salisbury has con-
sented to a punitive attack upon the
king Of Berlin in the Niger Coast protsc-
Iorate. on account Of the massacre OF a
British expedition. The attack viii,
5oweye- be DELAYED about a month. un-
Ill the arrival % fresh officers from Eng
land. The expedition win comprise
nearly a thousand men and will be A
determined expedition 10 avenge the
rnassacrei Europeans. The msa-of-war
WiiSesn. Thrush. Alcote. Philou1el and
Pseece viii anchor OF New Benin dur
ing the operations.
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BUT IN CASE OF A SLIP
sherman 10 Booked to Succeed Himself all
Right Enough.

Cleveland. o. Jan. 1.-THE movement
to send John Sherman 10 the senate for
another term in case ne is not made a
cabinet officer il being pushed here. Sew
eral Ohio newspapers have wired Colo
mel 4. T. BrinsmOnde, who is a he head
Of the movement. for informs ton as TO
the exact situation as regards SheT-
man. He replied today. stating that
there was a strong probability OF SheT-
man going into McKinleys cabinet. but
in the absence OF absolute certainty the
efforts would be continued 20 have the
next Republican state convention en-
dorse Sherman for the senate. as For
aker had been. in case Sherman does not
take a cabinet portfolio
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natives and the Europeans stand side by
side in relieving the famine sufferers
The viceroy also alluded to Queen Vic
toria's patronage and sympathy with
the relief fund. He was warmly cheer
ed and announced that the first list Of
donations amounted 10 10000 rupees.
Some of the native princes also spoke.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-15
Priucess /, Very Nervous,

Buda Pest, Jan. 14.-Princess de CHM
ay and Janos Rigo, her Gypsy lover, have
suddenly and Unexpectedly left this city
for Nice. Lately the princess has been
very nervous She refused TO see ex-King
Milan of Servia, although well acquaint-
ed with him in Paris.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-15
TO pHoMorE PRIVATE RELIEF
Meeting Held at Calcutta for tue Good OF
Famine Sufferers

Calcutta jan 1.-THE viceroy Of In
ola. the earl q Elgin. presided today al
an influential meeting called 20 promote
private relief measures Ne begged that
al disputes should cease and TIA: Ire
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F1inr-and did 10 srage have De -
p-arasoe u q real gsrden /. TIA ssrdea
-eear7
SspTrss--Dh- 80: h=dr', be>s or
lss-e minutes before re place WIS
f.ieo ~ith Yoat~rs States,
-sszn-
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Fort Leavenworth Penltent,ary.

Washington Jan. 1.-THE secretary OF
the treasury has transmitted to congress
an estimate of $4,000 to establish a site
for the erection of penitentiary on the
reservation at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
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CAsXO1aLA.

-Gm0zzs| -
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= CRANK N TIE PAIACF

Madrid, Jan. l4.-An unsrmed crank
attempted q force entrance yesterday III
% the presence az the queen regent He
was arrested and gave the as-.e OF Fran
cisco Balas-
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DOLPHIN AND DELAWARE

jacksonville. Fla. Jan. 1.-THE CLYDE
steamship Delaware. Captain Ingraham.
which arrived IN port this morning fror,
Boston. had quite an unexpected adven-
ture just before daylight today. when of
theoar, being mistaken for a fiiibusterer
by the dispatch boat Dolphin About
O'Clock this morning David Kemps. one
o. The bar pilots. took out small launch
bound for 81. Augustine. After getting
out ne gave the owner OF the launch his
bearings. The pilot then lay by Ia his
skin. waiting for the Delaware The Dol
phin's search light was being used al
most constantly, and she discovered the
Delaware lying close 10 shore. The light
showed the steamship that she was too
near TO shore, and 1t Immediately headed
out AT the same time the launch had
lost its position. the compass failing %
work and instead OF proceeding south II
headed east, apparently 20 meet the Dela-
ware This aroused the suspicion OF the
Dolphin's officers. and the vessel went
in pursuit ef the two craft. soon over
hauling them. An officer was pu; aboard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-15
LODGE CAN'T SPEAK
DODGEs THE ARTFUL INTERVIEWER
MORE ARTrULLY.

Visits the President Elect at Canton. After.
wards Evsding the Issue ~ to His Own
Cabinet Prospects Ambitions, and
Equally Refusing to Discuss Sherman in
Advertised as . Cigarette Fiend-Alser
and Bliss are Very Dense-Texas has .
Nan-CabfnOt GoSsip
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z SPANISH WHOpPERS

Madrid. Jan. 14.-Pgivate dispatches re-
csived here from Manila say that Gem
erai Polsvieja. captain general OF the
Philip pine Islands. Is preparing combined
military and naval operations to end the
revolution. The dispatches from Cavite
say that since the beginning Of the insur-
rectlor in the Philippine Islands the Span
.sh have lost $50 men killed and $50
wounded, while the insurgents have lost
d.lee Killed. In addition 2i10 have been
arrested OF these ace have been deporf-
Ell Il was further stated that 2aoa IN
surgents IN the provinces OF Manila ana
EidcA!an have submitted as a result OF
the promise % the pardon held out By
General Polavieja
a CRANK IN THE PALACE
Madrid Jan. I4.-An unarmed crank
attempted q force entrance yesterday in
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FIGHTING FOR HER SHARE.
Mrs. lumb After Her Part Of the Late Luther
Brant's Estate

Saco. Jan. 12.-The testimony on the
plaintiffs side was completed, Mon
day afternoon. in the trial suit brought
by Mrs. Sarah ]. Lumb of Biddeford,
to establish her claim to a share of the
estate of the late Luther Bryant. The
plaintiff testified that she was the
Oldest daughter of Cyrus Bryant, a
brother of Luther Bryant. and was
treated as such by her parents and by
her sisters. who now disown the rela-
tlonship. and that she shared equally
with her sister a small estate left by an
aunt in Oxford county.
The plaintiff produced in evidence an
old Bible. in which are written the
names of Cyrus Bryant's children, hers
heading the list. Several witnesses
corroborated her testimony that before
Luther Bryant's death, his nieces and
nephews recognized her kinship to them
The defendants opening argument
showed the line of defence to be in the
claim that the plaintiff was an illegiti-
mate daughter of Saphronia Edwards,
by whom she was given to Cyrus
Bryant and reared in his family. but
never legally adopted. The trial is ex-
pected TO occupy three days