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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
A Dull Market, but Only by Contrast
With Recent Markets,


New York, Aug. 1G.-There were periods
today when the market for stocks had m
appearance of actual dullness. But this
was only by contrast with recent mar
kets. The total sales fell below half n
million shares by over $4,000 shares which
is what 1t did not do for any whole trad
ing day of last week. There was u large
falling off, also, In the activity in the
bond department. Whatever striking ami.
nation there was was In the first hour
OF trading. The buying during this period
was brisk, arbitragc brokers joining with
the commission house agents to swell the
demnnd. As n result prices bounded
lightly upwards. new high record prices
for the year being made in a number Of
prominent stocks. The grangers were
actively traded in at the higher level.
Closing bids:
BALTIC. & Ohio. 154 Lehigh Valley. 81
Chosn. s; Ohio. 1913 N. ]. Central. 9Gh
Del. &, Hudson. 1881. N. Y. Central. .10Ga.
D., l.. g. W.....lGl Pennsylvania :. 55E
Eria.............. 17Fs Reading, I'd pf.. "a
Lake Erie & ". lTA st. Paut......... .ilj
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17

The Blood The BlooI Is always
CURED to bs looked after. So use DR.
Simms' Blood Purifier, the always surs
and neverfailer In mild or strong disease,
Ot the blood. G06 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17

WHATS the matter with Wilmington
1s the city going backward? Years ago
we had two fair base ball teams that drew
god sized crowds; now we don't have one
base ball team that eau play ball. The
city could and would support good team
Who will have the nerve to put good team
In the field next season?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17

A BOY stole Is cents worth of bananas
$50 to try the case and likely the boy will
DO dismissed with n lecture by the Court
on the evils of appropriating what docs
not belong to him. There should be some
way devised whereby these petty cases
could be disposed Of without putting the
county to such heavy expense in trying
them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17
Young Man. Young Woman,
carpe, cleaning ~ Tent, Yard.

Read Goldey College adv. and send for free
Business and Shorthand catalogue. Day
and night sessions in September.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17

WHEAT keeps soaring up in price and
yesterday September, or curb wheat as it
Is called in the stock market, sold as high
as S61fS per bushel. 1t then reacted to $50
1t looks like 81 wheat before the month Is
out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17

&zy = w6rn ope, q &dY nay u aoasd =
illustrated Shirt waists, vests and blouse
fronts may be worn with the jacket Il hs1
pointed lapels and two-sean sleeves box
ptaited Ut the top. The new weaves ~
cheviot serge, cloth, etc. arc well suited % 4
costume Of this style A very stylish sas
ssas copied from Il Of blue broadcloth wt1s
high lustre; braid was arranged fancifully o.
the bottom Of the skirt and % the elseYoh
collar and jacket f1onta '>s-' .---.-r------,-7
: Tho Butterick pastoru q costume Ma 91k66
9 sizes' bust meseeEea eg y - hcassl ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17
TO the TAXPAYERS OF MILL GREER

NUTICE.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF MILL GREER
HUNDRED.
Tho taxable residents of Mil Creek hun
dred and all persons liable to pay tax In said
hundred, are hereby notified that tho under
signed tag collector for said hundred. Will d
at -. ~
; Temperance Hotel. Hooxessin. September
and 8. October . and November ]. fron'l0
Milford K Roads. August Il. septembcrt8.
October 8 and November 8. from 10 a. m. to I
p. m.
J. r. Dempseys store, Union. August 10
September ~ OctoDer 10 and November 4
from : to I ). nj. - -,
At StantGn-Stanton Company's store
August 20, September H. October Is uud NO
vember q, from 10 a. IN. to 4p. In.
At Marshaliton- shoe store. Aug .,
September 80. October "a and November ~
Midtown, every day between above dates
For tho purpose Of receiving county anu
poor taxes for Mill Creek Hundred for thu
year 1887.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17
OAA.rCsf4rA.

Electric Carpet Cleaning Works, Phons
Tsl Office 2O9 West Fourth street. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17

400 lb. Shorts at go c. h.. Sen Auben
Scrap Better Quality $50. Dur;tein 8 East
Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17

OWING 10 orders from the Police Com
missioners, the cup which was offered by
the Wilmington Bicycle Club for the fast
est time from Braudywnc Summit Camp
10 Washington Street bridge has been re.
turncd 10 the Club and medal gwen in
Its place to Luther C. johnson, who GOV
Bred the course in Is minutes and &c sec.
onds 1t is probable new course will be
laid out next year and the cup put up again
TO be tried for by bicyclsts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17

The advances agent Of pfospshty h. AZ
lam struck the West The deposits ID the
Staxe banks in Kansas have Increased since
January LIST by siS.OOO.o0o. The money
came from the sale Of grain. cattle and
creamery products. Az the price of wheat
continues to advance, the free silver craze
10 the West appears to be In the decline.
Prosperity helps to kill Populism and So.
cialism and brings contentment where
discomfort formerly reisned Plenty Of
work and the low price of SILVER Is playing
havoc with the free silver party and thou.
sands arc leaving its ranks every day. The
gold standard adopted by the Republican
party and under whose banner VIM. Nc
Kinley was elected President. has wrought
this change In the United States. The ad-
vance agent of prosperity is slowly max.
ing his way toward our city and new i'm
petus has been given our industries.
AVERY glowing account of Jim McIyor's
trip to the Needmore Cold Miuing fields
appears in today's REPUBLICAN,. 1t should
be read with a grain or two of allowance,
as Jim is an enthusiast, and perhaps may
have several hundred shares of this stock
tucked away in his inside pocket, from
which he expects to draw big dividends in
the near future. The article is interesting
as well as instructive and shows what a
live reporter sees when he is sent away to
write up new industry owned and con-
trolled exclusively by progressive vii.
mingtonians. We commend it to our
thousands of readers for perusal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17

SINCE CNnovo+ hns been a7saSainnttu, tho
Cub,ns have taken moro heart, anu have
hop, Ut soon ending the war in Cuba and
gaiuing their inl'pendcncc from the
cruel Spani-h yoke, News Of three days
battle watch took place in the hills Of Fl
Grille show. that the Spanish loses were
$50 kilch inlu lingnmnjor, Il captain md
five llcUtcnants General WGylcr has
also resigned which gives tho Cubans more
hope that the war will DO speedily tcrmi
mated by other means tEan bullets and tho
deathy matchctc, Of the splendid force OF
200, 0OO Spanish soldiers Spain placed in
General Weylcr' hands only u mere hand
full now remain, the majority having sue
cnmbed to the heat Of the sun and rainy
weather.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-17

Tho sermon of DR.. Tinker at Brandy.
wine Summit Camp, on Sunday morning,
was one of the most powerful ever deliv-
cred at that place. The audience was a
large and inspiring ono and the texts go
and teach all nations and "Lo, am with
you always, even unto tho end Of the
world" prompted him to put forth all his
energies, that he might do his par; toward
currylng out the ulviuc injunction. His
premises wcrS tttl il eloquent terms,
his argument IS, q -,rL,.t "ouc''' while
his peroration We - q II to call
forth the hearty Gmcha &. ifcr5 Us
well US laymon. So hl}';s i1d was
DR. Murray, that Oil til" rr' lol thD
sermon he cOnEratultt- or. say
ing he would rot GAIA i scr, as no
WAS certainly IL matt. '.r.,utn. Tue
sermon will long be rcul !uncrcd by all
who heard il with feeling Of pleasure and
Il NAV uruducC fruit for years TO como.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15

hold of by the vestrymen and forcibly car
rled. struggling. out into the street. To
prevent his loud outcries Of Murder" a
handkerchief was tied over his mouth.
once outsla.. he found himself locked out
and the chapter in possession Of the
church property which the members say
they propose to hold.
The action was the outconsa OF report
made 20 Bishop Wells yesterday BY the
standing committee. Rev. Or. Palmer. OF
WaIla wana; Rev. Dr. Light Of Coifax.
and I.avman John r Payne. OF Palouse
City. This committee has b"rn ten days
taking testimony relative TO the contro-
versy and regarding the personal conduct
Of the dean. The findings Of the COM
rnittee v.re that Dean Babbnfs term had
expired. under the terms OF his contract
with the chapter on October last and
there no longer was a dean.
From these findings Bishop Wells dscid-
ed that Dean Babbitt must reIinquish his
Office by tomorrow noon. Last evening
the chapter. which consists Of George $.
Brooke. r. N. Russell. W. p. Vincent r.
L. Rutter. Dava Dilworth. A ". Lindsay
and c. II. Merriam. held meeting, after
which they took possession as related.
Rev. Manning threatens TO swear out
warrants against the vestrymen for as
sault
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SURE He oorIn n.vr SUCCEEDED.
But NJ MeyIer Departs, the Rebeis
As-ntns the AGRresSixc.

NEW YORK. oct. IA dispatch 20 the
Herald from Havana SAYS. capt. Gen
VIEWERS rule in Cuba Viii end with tnN
present week Gen. CaStellanOs VIII act
rs captain general unt3 Gen. blanca :
arrival in Havana from spain on saturday
next when he viii Immediately take tho
oath OF office.
Gen. Weyler although expressing re-
greet that he has been recalled before ne
had succeeded i'm crushing the rebellion.
takes the matter phnosphicsliy and =
making orep3ratjous 20 sail IN October ~
He persists IN maintaining that his meth
eds are the only ones that viii eventa illy
force the Insurgents 20 surrender
Tn the meantime the rebels snow no Sc -
OF willingness 20 negotiate fer peace on
the basis ef autonomy. oa the contrary.
tfey are prepa ing 90 take the AGGRESSIVE.
The larEe force that started westward
last week. Il is reported. includes an ef-
fective company ~ artillery. The inten-
tjon is evidently 20 Join Gen. Castelios and
make a hsg demonstration IN Havana
province In Pinar del Rio the rebels
have been active during the past few days.
They again attacked and raidod the town
Of Calgre. killing several OF the Spanish
soldiers. They amhushed a column Of
Spanish euorilias near Mandas. killing
more than twenty. The rebel brigade an
der Lorenzo attacked the trocha Of san
Antonio and blew up one of the forss.
badly wounding twenty-siN soldiers. Ihe
rebels then passed through the trocha
driving a herd Of cattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15
= gwen withla a lew days. these IS no

b given withla sew days. there IS no
tsms 10 bs lost
NEW YORK. Oct. IA dispatch 20 the
Eeral1 from Paris saws. The Herald Is
informed from trustworthy source that
the answer which the Indian government
has forwarded q the British cabinet. de-
cllniug to reopen rs rn3nts under an
agreement with France and fhe United
States. 5 causing considerable dtHaculty
IN English government circles. a ma
jogitg % the cabinet is disincllEeS 10 ever
ride the oqinion - is Indian ADVISORS en-
3 qUesrloa wa}ch principally affects India.
hUt several Members feel TIA; tae goveFe-
rneas IS TOO taT committed 20 withdraw.
The resignation q al the influential cab
inet ministers - not Improbable
The refusal af India q based on her obh
cation 20 the ratio Of 1s's - /. indian
statesmen faFesee the greatest difficulties
Arising out q ; sudden leap n the price
of silver n 81 cents. which IL IS feared
woIld revoiutlopize the commercial rela-
tions and lead 70 the rain OF the msuy
merchants engaged in trade with Asia.
or basis NOR nearly corresponding wiki
the present price q silver. for instance
on the basis of I5l4d per rupee. that IS %
say 8-d per ounce for silver as the stand
ard, India would Immediately open her
Elnts. Perhaps the English cabinet VIII
Try 20 negCtiate on 1cA ltEes before final
ly rejecting Senator Wolcotts proposals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15
WELCOME To MISS CISNERoS.
Brains and Beauty Of New York VIII
Greet the Cuban Refugee

NEW YORK Oct. 1.-THE Journal ard
Advertiser this morning says.
Miss Evangellna Cossl3 = Csneros vii
Dc introduced 20 the people - the United
States on Saturday evening when 3 re-
ception viii bs rendered her AZ Dfimon-
ico's. and later BY a public dsrnonstra tion
ard presentation IN Madison Square and
ln Deimonicos : a formal ceremony ~ pre-
sertat.0n 20 thegs who have personally IN
teregtei themselves To- her behalf Two
srtirs Eo0Is - TIE famous establishment
were FccDrsd. Here the formal teiconc
wiII be extended Sbe wiH meet IN this
hall representagEve men ard women f.s-
tlugulsasd IN All walks 81 lfe and leaders
of society. The Rrea. popglar dsmonstra-
tion Mss Clsner0s will receive from tss
stands In Madison sq1are w.u BE even
more dIstln gIl1sbed and thrilling The nan
who rescued her wU i-tr1du the pretty
girl 80 the pegple ~ %eTE Hsrz
The Seventh Regiment band On ore sAs
q the square and the Ssxty-ninfn ReEf-
-nens bard Or ire other Niu play contlna-
9asiy. A. fne reception wtI be present
Rohert q IuFeYs0tf Cnauaeey " Depew
paarks Cochran. Senator Plat. James G.
carter. Gen. Tracy. Judge Van WICK.
Henry George. Felix Adler Rabbi Colt
asa. J. y. EustIE. former ansasssdor 10
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A FLOOD OF oRsToRYs
Judge Vincent Makes an Eioauent
Plea 10 Save Iu"t~"rt-

Judge Vincent NakF" Ah 'AAot"Nh'
pIea 10 save Iu"t~~rt-
CHICAGO oct f4-The food of cTatory
rontlnued IN the Iuetgert trial today. ard
81 viii last for Two days longer Attorney
Phelan. for the defense. concluded his ad-
dress after Sr.akine two hours this morn
ing. and then Attorney Vincent began
fervt4 address on behalf % the defendant
The main point % his argument today
was 10 raise In the minds Of The )nTy a
doubt as 20 wr.ther Mrs. Luetgert -
really dead He admitted that she had
disappeared. but insisted that i had not
been shown beyond ali doubt that she vas
dead Having spent much time tn trying
"a create ~. doubt in the minds ~ the
in~v. no insisted that there should be 10
halfway measures In the verdict made
u Tuetzert was guilty of this crime. he
ser.rveA ali that the law could mete out
- him. but II he vas not guilty beyond
All doubt he should he set free. Judge
Vfn~eu. insisted that the case was NOT
one for 4 compromise verdict. IL would
u-t 80 70 sea..ace the prisoner 70 tne
rsnlte~tiarv because & vas just possible
rnaf the woman might turn up some day
II .ha filrv believed that there vas any
likelihood of her turning up az any later
sav. il vas thar duty 10 acggit the rT1s-
oneT.
row.
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The Special Makes a Hit.


increase in the malignancy Of the disease.
The existing conditions are not favorable
for quick stamping out OF the disease.
The weather Is warm and sultry and un-
usual for the season, and If ii keeps up
there viii be little Improvement for the
time being. The record OF .he day shows
forty-two new cases and four deaths
WASHINGTON. oct. H-Surgeou Cen
eral Wyman's bulletin OF new cases and
deaths from yellow fever today is as fol-
lows:
Franklin. La. one case fatal; Mobile
i've cases. one death; Fiona ton. Ala. four
cases; Bay Mnette, Ala, one case. fatal:
McHenry. Miss. six cases; Scranton,
Miss. ten cases. one death. Edwards,
Miss. six cases. Clinton. Miss. one death:
Biloxi. Miss, thirteen cases and one
death.
Or. Guiteras. who has been making a
tour of the yellow fever district. is on his
way 70 Philadelphia TO resume his duties
in one Of the colleges there.
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the immeasurable importance OF this court.
Now and then We hear il spoken OF as an
aFlstocratic feature Of a republican govern
meut Bur 4 Is the most democratic OF all.
Senator's represent their states and repre-
seutatIVss their constituents bat this
court stands for the whole country. and as
such K l. truly Of the people, oy the peO-
pie and for the people. Il has Indeed TO
power 20 legislate, 1t cannot appropriate "a
"a dollar Of money Ii carries neither the
purse nor TIE sword. But Il possesses the
power Of declaring the law. ana ia Inat
is found the safeguard which keeps the
whole mighty fabric Of government from
rushing 70 destruction Thls negative pow
er, the power Of resistance. is the only
safety Of a popular government. and u -
an additional assurance when the power
Is IN such hands yours.
With this, ! give place 10 my successor.
bat can never cease 10 lnger on th.. ms M
uries Of the past. Though ne have often
differed IN our opinions. 4 has always been
an honest difference. which did not effect
our mutual regard and respect
THESE many years have indeed been
years of labor and Of toll, but they have
brought their own rewards, and We can
all 5oin IN Thanksgiving 10 the Author of
our being that We have been permitted 10
spend much OF our lives IN the service of
our country.
"With profound respect and regard,
am my dear brethren, very sincerely and
always yours
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-15
EIGHT-PAGE EDITION

France: Senator Thurston. Muyat Hall
stead and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
CHICAGO. Oct. lA--hsxangelinS Clsneros.
who has suSt escaped from the narrow
walls az a Cuban PRISON. has been offered
a home On the wide prasrses q Kansas. At
a meeting q the woman's auxiliary 81 tse
Cuban committee Mrs. Martha Furs1y an
nouneed thst Tuesday she wired % Mss
Clsne~oS tG New York, Offering the Young
refugee a permanent home with her father
and mother Mr. and Mrs, GeorSe NJ. MUn-
ger !n Greenwood ccuDty, Kan Mr.
Munger uow lives near Eureka, where q
has larSa frlIst ranch. ar. AuOger liz 4
frr A firie \ CnnS. where he has many
srlends ana acauaiatanceS. and ne speaks
spanish fluert3y
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligencer.
SPOKANE. Wash. Oct. H.-The troubles
Episcopal church for some time past. over
the efforts OF Bishop Wells and the chap
ter to samove Dean Richmond Bsbbitt.
eliminated last night. when about mid
night the chapter took forcibIe possession
OF the cathedral and its contents. a por-
tion Of which. it is said consisted OF Dean
Babbitt's personal effects.
In accomplishing this coup d'etat. Rev.
JoH Manning. whom th.a dean left in pos
session and TO guard his study. was laid
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szabla6 % tzks Part n E1e eons.3eEa ion
sF AZ tnese eaas EeT appreciate ths
rnagEisuae oF oar labors. Tne Burden resi-
tnx upc- Is f1r she IsS ntseez or twenty
years cas- been snorIo1s Tae vokg11es q
or rerorss ghow taak ! alone have written
g. orlnEors Il . these are added 8 optn-
ions Il TIE Circuit coort aa1 - prepared
whfle : was OF ire supreme court n Cali
forE.a. tf would - seen t2At have To1ce1
the decision iE 1-8l- casss-
'+If Eazy D. said Eaat al o. c1r DECISIONS
have NOT useF wiki the universal approval
os The American people. ye1 Il = 10 he
great glory of that people t1at always ard
evevyvTaere has 5een yielded q wiling ohe-
dferre r. rsen Taat facg - eloquent e
TIE stability CT popular institutions, and
dem onaLrales that Eae pe1Cle % 3aese
mems.
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uow1IvG AGAINST BI-aETALLIsa.
London Papers CrEe the Govern me M
Not 70 Weld to silver.

ToNDoV. 0ct It-AN fhe atieFho'h
-.e,a~z totsv 'ruslshe5 editorial articles
-,rgfns the British cabinet ~ its meeting
safa~dav 40 give tae coup De grace .
III rurors q aa intention on fhe paTt ~
t1e government % tampsr with the sur
r+rrv In c9ucle6.ng its financial AT Fiic'e.
s 1s-.----,.,s.s~ s-szerte SAYS IL Is Ia
arraivahs that the EoFsrnfoenI sl'c---2
..rsy. fsfgotss enoagh 10 yield 10 Tie
S. ~xes silver agitators wltcoGt taking tee
a4.xaty advice - ihe business comm IL
49,"
The Times in sss dEanrlal article an
-.urees THAT a letter is beiog signed ~
d majority q tie sead.ng men = ire city
.xrreszinE rhefy grave objections 90 any
g erlent .2 tas dr. sctla2 q os-sg4e I1l sII
--6 ADDS
AS the governments answer % tas
American commissioners IS expected 10
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HOW ARE THE MIGHTY rALLENi
Ea-Presidcut Ezcta Compelled to
snsaNrr a Suif for Rent.

OAKLAND, Cal. Oct 1i~-Gen. Carlos
Ezeta. ex-presldent Of San Salvador. was
arrested upon bench warrant issued ny
Judge Cuft today. ard detained by an Of
ficsr for some hours for having failed 10
respond 10 a summons 10 appear srefare
that dignitary this morning FOR exsmlna-
tion as 10 his ability 20 satisfy judg
ment Of SSa.
Ezeta was sued by his lardlord for that
amount alleged % be due for house rent.
but after q Judgment had been rendered
against him managed to elude service.
The plaintiff theTeupon applied for an or
der compelling Ezota 20 appear for exam
ination as 20 his property. but after IL
was served upon him he tried 10 induce
his physician 20 sign certificate 10 the
effect that he was unable 10 appear. In
stead OF 80 doing the physician interceded
with the court in his behalf but Judge
Clift was obdurate and issued bench
warrant for the offending debtor. who
was brought ia while court was in session
aud WAS held IN custody despite his pro-
tests, until noon. when the court was Mt
leisure
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AGREED on FEDERATION.
The Various Railroad Brotherhoods,
Save Engtneers VIII Unite

PEORIA, ILL.,. oct 15.-The conference
Of the four railroad brotherhoods did not
end until li.lo tonight, when IL adjourned
sine die. having agreed upon a plan OF
federation. which would be submitted To-
the lodges of the trainmen. telegraphara.
conductors and lremen In the United
States. Canada and Mexico. and returns
viii not all be IN until the arst OF JAM
uaTy.
Grand Master Arthur. Of the Brother
hood Of Engineers took no part In tho
conference. as he had no authority 10 oct.
his order not having indorsed the fedora
ton idea. lie attended the meeting % tho
executive council 20 discuss legislation.
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tnaertakers WIN Visit the Coast

MILWAUKEE. Oct 14-At the session
of the National Funeral Directors Asso-
csati0n the following officers we're elected:
President John ~. Saarer Alliance Ohi5.
secretary Charles " &uity. Phiiadei-
phta. treasurer Charles A Miller. Cinc~-
natl. executive committee. ". =. Hoheu-
schuh. Iowa city. lows: Frank TuErahan
Hyde PARK. Mass Frank W Fianner In
dianapolis. Omaha was chosen "a the
place fer meeting next year. on the SER
end Wednesday in October. In connec-
tiou with the next convention. a side trip
% the Yellowstone park and ths Pacific
coast Vas agreed upon.
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THE ESCAPE OF
MISS C|SNEROS.
How She Eluded the Vig-
lance of Weyler.
- -
HER REScUER'S STORY
He Had 70 Adopt Desperate Measures
TO Avoid Arrest.

After Leaving the Cuban Jail. She
Went to Reception and Was In
Walked Down Havana's Crowded
Rescuer Fled on "a Spanish steam
er With n Forged Passport-NeN
York Preparing Great Welcome
to the Fugitive Girl on Saturday.