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The Port Gibson reveille., 1897-03-25

The Plant Line steamer Mascotte,
Captain Allen, from Tampa, Fla, for
Havana, arrived at Key West, Fla,
Saturday, with broken shaft. II is
probable that the company's agents
will arrange for the transfer Of pas
Fengers and mails to another steamer,
to be forwarded to destination.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1897-03-25

At Mountain Greek, station a few
miles north of Montgomery, Ala, on
the Louisville and Nashville road, Sat
urday, two daughters, aged 13 and 10,
Of JAS. II. Norrell, we're instantly
killed by falling tree. The older
girl was at the spring when the storm
came up and her sister started to her
with an umbrella. just as they met
the tree was blown down, crushing
them to death.
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there is, however, opposition to this
on the part Of some Of the creditors OF
the Laporte road, and what the result
Of the negotiations will be is still IN
doubt. Huntington and party went
over the Laporte and made a minute
inspection Of the property, and beyond
declaring that II was IL .avfAy". a -shara-
rave ma indications OF their intentions.
Newspaper 10Fresponde Found Dead
William M. Glenn was found dead
in bed last Saturday morning, at Spring
field, III. He had been dead for some
time. Mr.. Glenn was widely known
as a newspaper correspondent, and for
several sessions of the legislature has
been in charge Of the Associated Press
bureau at the State capital. Mr.. Glenn
retired Friday night apparently in good
health and feeling all right every way.
Death was seemingly due to heart dis
ease or apoplexy. His sudden demise
was a great shock to the State officials
and members Of the legislature, nearly
all of whom he numbered among his
warm personal friends.
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No Silva to snIl.

Senior Sipka, consul Of japan in New
York, sent the following communica-
tion to the Associated Press last Satur-
day. 81 am authorized to say that our
country will not dispose Of silver, even
after she will have adopted the gold
standard, as all available stock Of silver
Is 10 be coined into subsidiary coirs. T"
The Port Gibson reveille., 1897-03-25
Small lIlazs at SIillIngton.

J. Hartman Oswald, night operator,
discovered fire in J. II. Percer's store
at 1890 Saturday night, at Millington,
Tenn, and quick and accurate work on
the part Of the citizens saved the house
and stock Of goods. with about $500
damage to the house and goods, with
no insurance.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1897-03-25
NEWS BY WIRE AND CABLE.
Interesting Items Of Happenings ThT0Hshsu
The Entire euuntIi.
TWO DEATHS RESULT FROM BGnEs.
Turkey Violates the Treaty Of 1887
Fought Over Cards-In Charge OF a
DefectIve - Mascot Breaks Her
.shaft-stuart's Arena Attached.


The United States minister to Tur-
key, Alexandra Terrell, had a private
audience with the Sultan on Friday at
Constantinople. The remaining vessels
of the Turkish squadron, elaborately
decorated with national flags, sailed
Saturday afternoon for the Dardan-
elles.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1897-03-25

Latimer r. Jones, the American
speculator and horse dealer, who was
arrested on Jan. 28 at Scarborough,
Eng, on an extradiiion warrant
charging him with forgeries to the
amount Of s110, 600, said to have been
committed in New FORK in 1887, sailed
Saturday afternoon from southamp-
ton for New York on board the Ameri-
can Line steamer New York, In charge
of a detective from New York.
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Releasing Americans.

A dispatch from Havana says; The
case against Francisco ]. Larrieu, a
naturalized American, who was arrest
ed in Matnnzas on a charge OF con-
spiracy, has been dismissed. The gov
ernment authorities ordered that Lar
rieu be liberated and placed at the
disposal of Consul General Lee. It is
understood that Consul General Lee,
in accordance with the desire of the
family Of Oscar Cespedes, who wW
released from Cabanas prison on March
10, suffering from sickness, will en-
deavor to have him transferred to his
home and if possible will embark him
on Thursday for Mexico. 1t is re-
ported from Remedies that Pancho
Garlic, the insurgent leader, died re-
Gently from the effects Of the amputa-
ton OF one OF his legs, made necessary
by q wound which he received in a
skirmish at Dallas, near Arroyo
Grande.
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The sinking OF the Greek ship.

I'm reply 10 the protest Of the Greek
government against the sinking OF q
Greek vessel by an Austrian Runboat
of the coast Of Crete, the Austrian
charge d'afIaires has replied that the
firing upon the vessel referred to was
The Port Gibson reveille., 1897-03-25
alHyaterIons RIlIY,, smIth In Tro nhIe

Mysterious Billy" Smith, who threw
up the sponge with George Green on
Wednesday, is now reposing in the
county Jail in Carson. He got on the
train Friday evening to go to San Fran
cisco and walking up behind a detect
i've he had had trouble with commenced
to strike him on the neck. Pistols
were drawn, but before anything was
accomplished officers had Mysterious
Billy" in tow and were leading him
down to Jail. He was arrested on tho
charge Of disorderly conduct Thursday
and spent the night in jail, but now
will probably spend a short tome in the
penitentiary.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1897-03-25

When "a boy says no" at the table Il
doesn't mean no; It means that be Is
trying 10 b. polite Atehieon Globe
The Port Gibson reveille., 1897-03-25

A farmer residing en- Greasy Creek,
in Leslie county, brought news to Pine
vile, KY, Saturday night that battle
had been fought on the day before on
upper Greasy Greek, in Leslie county,
near Harlan county, in which two men
we're instantly killed and two others
wounded. The report shows that Will
Tedford and Jake Tedford we're instant
ly killed by a saloonist, and two others,
whose names could not be learned,
fatally wounded The alteration arose
over q game Of cards.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1897-03-25
Inspected the @. L. a III. Railway.

President Huntington and promi-
nent officials OF the Southern Pacific
Railway spent about twelve hours in
Galveston, Texas, Saturday, examining
closely the terminal facilities Of the
Galveston, Laporte and Houston rail.
way. The Southern Pacific, IL ia posi-
lively stated, has offered 81, 600, 600 IN
A per cent Southern Pacific bonds for
the Laporte road. which runs between
Galveston and Houston. The present
indebtedness Of this road IS about
S1, 800, 600, and IL has been In the
hands Of q receiver for a year. Lhorts
are now being made to adjust this IN
debtedness and transfer tho property
10 the Southern Pacific at thair "''@'
The Port Gibson reveille., 1897-03-25

provoked by an insugent attack upon
the gunboat. Thereupon the Greek
government consented to await the
result OF the inquiries which are being
made into the affair.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1897-03-25

IWo Deaths Result From BoNIng.
eCArfHi Law vvOoA tC.A tocs,lt - haxinQ
T-u0hard Gibbons die .,,,,,as
Edaing at the Ha s.f ee.- --.- 80.
Irorr an hospital
from the elects OF blow over the
heart administered by Samuel s. Perry
during a friendly" 60 at the Tenth
Ward Democratic Club Saturday night,
while Christian Keilneker died at
o'clock Saturday morning in st. Mary's
hospital, as the result Of boxing match
with Frank Connolly on Thursday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-25

componerla y seDtafla bien sobre su frente;
por manera que para los que conocen Ell orga-
llo pToyerbial de la duquesa, apenas es cre1ble
semeiante condescendencla de parte. La
princesa Amalia, quien Observable yo aten-
tamente, pareci6 aquel momento tan con-
fusa tan agradecida esta graciosa aten-
ci6n. que crei yer una lagrima en- sus CLOS.
1Al fue, amigo mio, mi primera noche
en- GerolsteiD. o. be referido todos estos
pormenores, porque produjsron mi
efectO en- 10 sucesivo. Ahora eere mas bre-
We, solo os hablar6 de aigunos hechos rela-
tivos mis- frecueDtes entrevistas con mi pri-
ma con su padre.
Al dia siguente del bale fuf del corto
n6nero de personals convidadas para la cele
braei6n del casamiento del gran duque con
Ia genora marquesa de HaTville JamAs vi
mas radiante serena IA hsonom1a de la
princesa AmalIa. Miraba padre la
narouesa con una especie dc arrobamiento
que daba sus faeciones encanto singular,
que, al parecer, Tefiejaban la dicha inefable
del principe y Ia marquesa.
Algunos dias despues del cassmientc,
tuve con ell gran duque una larga converse
.ci6e: me pregunt6 acerca de 10 pasado y de
mis- desigDios para el porvenir; me di6 conse-
los prudentes y me amino del modo mas IL
son Zero En- una paiabrs, en- IN momento
de ire hexi6n Sc me ocurrs6 la loca idea de
que el principe habfa adivinado mi amor,
que en- aquella entrevista queTfa examinzr
me. conocerme, y comprometerme acaso
ma declaration.
Por dgggracia no duT6 mueho tempo
IA eeperanza insensata: el principe termin6 Ia
cor versacIon diciendome que al tempo de
las orandes guerras habia pasado va; que de-
bfa aproyecharme De mi nombre, mis- relacio-
mes. Ia educaci6n que habia rcclbido y Ia es-
trscha amis.ad que unfa mi padre con el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-25
Es4j5A Q g1RAHLAAs
- u EgSals

Conclula hace momento esta carta
creyendo que mi padre estaba acostado cuau-
do entr6 de improyiso en- Ell gabinete donde
escribfa, VIC sobre la mesa las largas pagi-
mas que os escribo.
IA quien escribes tan largo?-me pre-
gunto sonriendo.
"A Maximiliano, padre.
-iOh!-me dijo en- tono de reconven-
oi6n afectuosa-ya Sc que merece toda tn
oonfanza. iEl ST que es dichoso
Pronunoi6 estas dltimas palabras con
tono tan triste y pesaroso, que sin respon-
derle casi sin refexionar le entregue la
carta diciendole:-Le
-sSabeis, amigo mfo, 10 que me diio
despu6s de haber lefdo medtado agunos
momentos
Enrique, vcy escribir al gran duque
10 que sucedi6 mientras estuvfstels en- Ge-
rolstein.
Senior, os ruego que no deis ese paso.
-SEs cierto 10 que contais Maximi-
lanoa
-Todo es verdad.
En- tai caso vnestra conducta ha sido
leal hasta ahora, Y ell principe sabra apre-
ciarla. Pero es precise que en- 10 venidero
no os mostr@is indigno de su noble confiapza,
10 que suoederla 81 abusando de su oferta vol
vieseis mas adelante Gerolstein con la in
tenci6n acaso de hacer que os amase su hija
ID podTiais sospechar, senor2....
-Sospecho que annals ciegamente, que
Ia passion es siempIe mala conseiera.
-Pero Squer6is escribir al principe
Que annals ciegamente vuestra pri.
ma.
LA idolatro pero =.
Ml padre me intarrnmpi6 diio
-Entonces voy escribir al gran daaue
pidiendole la mano de su hiia,
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principles. ese don de bondad que le graniea
Ia adoracion de todos?
-Acaso no couoc6is toda Ia verdad de
10 que decfs-exclam6 IA princesa cada vez
mas conmovida.
iOhl 81, 10 Sc; todos los sdbditos 10
saben como 20.
Lo aman tanto, que sentirian sus penas
como Sc gozan de gu felicidad; prueba de
este es el yer como todos SO apresuran
ofrecer su homenaje Ia senora marquesa de
Harville, consa grando asf la election de su
alteza real 81 merito de la futura gran
duquess.
Ell mayor elogio que puedo haoeros
de Ia seil0ra marquesa d. Hlrville es deeiros
que nadie nerece mejor que ella ell afecto
de mi padre.
Y nadie mejor que vos puede iuzgar-
10, prims mia, porque sin duda Ia habeis CO.
nocido Francia.
Apenas hube dicho estas palabras, cuan-
do eche de yer que aigGn pensemianto re-
pentino Sc habfa apoderado de Ia prineesa
Amalia, pues baj6 los ojos Y por espacio de
un segundo Sc cubri6 su rostro de una tai
expression de tTisteza, que me dej6 sorprendi-
do y mudo Be acab6 entonces la contradan-
"a, y Ia Ultima figura me separ6 por un mo
mento De ri prima Cnando la conduje al
lado de IL marquesa de Haryille me pareci6
que su semblaute estaba aGn aIterado, cref
v creo todavia, que mi alusi6n Il morada
De Il princesa en- Franeia, recordandofe la
muerte de su madre, fue cansa de Il doloro-
81 impression one manifesto.
En Il nlisma neohs observe una oiTcnns-
tanoia que seaso tendr6is por pneTil, pero
que 4 mi me euministr6 otra plueba mas del
justo inteIes que esta joyen inspira todos
Habicndosa desarreglado uu poco 81 diade-
ma de perIa~. = arehiduIuesa S5fia, gnien
daba eLtonces 81 brazo, tuvo Ia bondad de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-25
LOS MIsTERIOs DE PARIS

AL dfa siguiente por Ia mafiana fuf des-
pedirme del gran duque, ell cusl me dijo que
mi prima estaba algo indispuesta, que 81
habfa encargado de despedirme por ella.
Estrechome entire sus brazos cou afecto pa
ternal, dic6ndome que sentfa mi pronta
marcha, sobTe todo que esta procedese de
la inquietud que me causaba Ia salud de mi
padre; recordaudome luego los consoles que
me habfa dadO con respecto Ia nueva ca
rrera que querfa que abrazase inmediata-
mente, y anadi6 que en- las 6pocvs de licencia
me veT1a siempre en- Gerolstein con ell mayor
placer.
Felizmente d mi llegada aquf halle muy
mejOrado mi padre; aunque Sc encuentra
aim bastante dGbil, no me causa niDguna in
quietnd seria. Not6, sin embargo, mi aba
timiento y mi aire taciturno, me dijo va
TIas veces que le manfestase ell motivo. No
me atrevi decirle NADIA, pessr de la ciega
ternura con que me mira Y do que conoc6is
10 severe de su caraoter con respecto todo
aquello que considera como una falta de
franqueza de lealtad.
Aver estaba al ado de su CANA, Gre
yendolo dormido dej6 correr las l6grimas al
acordarme de los dichosos dias he Gerols-
TEN. Me vi6 llorar, porque no estaba dor
mido, me pregunt6 GU al era Ia causa de mi
llanto, y aunque atribuf mi tristeza & Ia in
quietud que me causaba gu sslud, no couse
gut cony9ncerlo.
Ahora que sab6is todo 10 que me ha pa
sado, decidme 81 mi suerte os parece desespe
rada no. 6Que hare? SQu6 resoluci6n to-
!Ay, amigo mfo! no puedo explicaros mi
aDgustis, SQu6 sera de mf2 Todo 10 he
perdido: soy ell mas infeliz de los hombres 81 mi
padre no renuneia su proYecto. He aquf
10 que ACADIA de suceder.
....,..... ....................
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
RABBI CALisCH on JERUSALEM.
sBys II Must he Entered Below Before tits
Above.

Rabbi +. y ~alisch spoke on "Jerusa-
lem" yesterday morning taking his text
from Psalm l51, verses and g.
ne sadd that the name was ono that
haI a potent charm for every ear, that
il recalled the mightiest events and the
hOllest hopes OF the human race, thus
IL was Of mOmen-ous import 10 all the
civilized world to Jew, Christian, and
MOhammedan alike. Its derivation IS sig
nlNcant.
The original name Of MI. Morlah was
'Shalem" peace; when Abraham had
there tho incident of the binding of Isaac.
which Is one OF the great Object lessons
Of history. he abraham named the place
"AdOnoi Yirch God sees-and the latter
union of the two words "lifch' ana
"Shalem" gives the Hebrew word from
which the English Jerusalem Is derived.
THE VARIOUS SYMBOLS.
The speaker then touched upon the
various symbOlicai meanings OF the word
10 the Christian IL token OF the chafch
Triumphant, Tor the New Jerusalem
s. 10 be- the city OF God REV. BID.
To the Jew II Is name Of halloWcd
memories Of olden glory and future hope
The day Of destruction Is day or Idst-
Ing and lamcntation among tbs OpserNant
on thodox who with all fervor feel the
sentiment of the Ps3lmist as given IN
the text. and who look forward 10 the
renaissance OF its oldcn splcndor
But the better thought among the jew
Ssh people has discarded the material eN-
poctancy It's ideal is purely spiritual
The new Jerusalem that Is 10 be, VIII
be. as its name implies. "iirch Shalein
"a vision of peace the attainment OF
the millenial epoch.
The modern jew does not look forward
20 a rebuilding OF The actual city, nor
does he hope 10 tread its veritable streets
There Is q higher ideal. even as II was
expressed by one OF the teachers OF the
Talmud. who said that Jerusalem Is
distinguished only by Righteousness"
THE IDEAL CITY
The rebuilding OF the holy city means
only tho upbuilding OF righteousness
among men. AS another teacher said,
Il cannot enter the Jerusalem above I'LL
I have entered the Jerusalem below.
When men shall learn love and justice
and truth and righteousness; Wneh they
unbuild within their own hearts that tenn
ple of faith and OF peace. which IS the
saving clause of human life. then will the
holy city be rebuilt, and II shall not stand
within the confines of one land, but shall
xompacc the earth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09

Requiem Mass for the Eepose OF Their
Souls to be Held.

PARIS. May s.-PrepIrations for the
celebration OF tho requiem mass at the
Cathedral Notrc Dame to-day Tor the re-
pose OF lie souls of the victims OF the
Charity Bazaar fre, were completed last
night.
The main entrance to the edifce Is
draped with huge pail, spangled with sill
yer edged with ermine, reaching 10 ths
ground. The pan is raised on either side
by silver loops and the alcove doors are
fastened by a number OF escutcheonS. III
side the decorations are OF the same ue-
sign as those used at the funeral OF
President Carnot. The services were at
tended by President Faure and members
OF his military household. most OF the
members Of the Cabinet and a majority OF
foreign diplomats. Duke of Leuchtcnberg
was present as a representative OF The
Car and the German Emperor was rep
resented by Prince and Princess kadzl-
will.
The cathedral was crowded with minis
tiers, diplomats and other persons OF
prominence. Before and during the SER
vices the almost painful hush which teil
over the congregation was broken onlY
bv occasional so0s from women In var
ious parts OF the church and the subdued
voices of the participants In the cefemoh-
les.
In the middle OF the ehancel stood a
magnificent catafalque upon which were
placed collins containing the bodies or
Comptesee de Vallin and Madame Julian
The catafalque was surrounded by can
delabras holding green lights, the ehecI
in the darkened cathedral was eXtrme's
wierd.
The services were somewhat long and
vary innressiye Father Olivier deliver
ed a brief allocution upon the text:
Happy are those who pass their lives
I'm doing good" after which NJ Barthou,
Minister of the Interior pronounced a
solemn grafton. The government sent
magnificent wreath, conspicuous among
others for beauty and appropriateness
was a wreath bearing the imperial crest
also sent by the German Emperor and
Empress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
In Catholic Circles.

May devotions will be held AT the Cathe-
dral al O'Clock every evening this
month. on Tuesdays and Thursdays the
deyotions will be followed by benediction
OF the Blessed Sacrament.
The c. K. A. meets az the headquarters
of the organization to-day, and on Monday
there will be a meeting Of the McGill
Catholic Union
Mass will be celebrated every morning
except Tuesday hereafter at ST. Joseph's
church.
This order Of services will be observed
in the future az st. Mary's church: Low
mass 1t z 4. NJ. with instruction in Ger
man: low mass AZ \. ~, with sermon
In German.
The young ladies' Of the Sacred Heart
League meet on the third Sunday of
every month after vespers. The third
Sunday is also their Holy Communion
day.
Eighteen children. nine boys and nine
girls made their first Communion at the
Sacred Heart church last Sunday morn
ing at ! o'clock, the mass being celebrated
by the bishop.
Rev +. J. Wilson, OF the Sacred Heart
church. of Norfolk, will preach at high
mass al ST. Patriok's church to-day.
The Holy Name Society OF the Cathe-
dral will meet this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
CdyN0T MEET APPROPRIATIONS By
IWO HUNDRED THOUSAND.
Board of Directors of the North Carolina
Railway Composed ofAii Shades ofPoii-
observation-disclosures Heart Removed.

RALEIGH, ". c., May S.-Special-lt
Is said that ex-COngressman chatham.
will be sure to set the place OF Recorder
Of Deeds Of the District OF Columbia,
next Monday.
IL seems now 10 be settled that Gov
ernor Russell will not attend the Ten
nessee Exposition.
The new electric system here will so
into effect May 18th.
State Treasurer Worth was asked to-
day what was his estimate as 10 the &c
felt i'm the amount necessary TO meet an
the appropriations, regular and speclal.
made by the last Legislature. lie SAID
about 500 0Oe. lie said: This thlng oi
paying out all the money in the treas
ury, to the last dollar, and then stop, Is
folly. and we will do no such thing
The Legislature appropriated money
for new building at the institution for
the blind. but nothing Will be done THIS
year. Funds are not available.
FOR MINISTER no GREECE.
Adiutant-G Cowles is here. lie
was asked what were his chances OF
getting the place Of minister 10 Greece.
and replied: Il am on top. They will
have to down Senator Pritchard, ii l
don't get il. lie has the pull and has
big influence. lie and Chairman Hol-
ton and Congressman are backing me
That combination Is inyiucibe'
On the board of directors Of the North
Carolina railway are seven Democrats.
four Republicans, and one Populist.
The Dockery men say they are being
stabbed by the kussellites. They APP
pear to have expected this.
The Attorney General is asked the ques-
tion whether a man named Ed. Barber
who is charged with murder in Rowan
countv, and who fed when the grand
Jury returned true bill, can give bond
for 81, 900 and not go 20 jail. There Is a
State reward OF sl0O for the very sensi-
two Barber. who it appears above all
things wishes 10 avoid going TO jail
CHIEF TOO LONG.
There is a great deal Of complaint hero
TO day about the action OF the Aldermen
last night in dropping Chief OF Police
Charles u. Heartt one Alderman gave
as his only reason that Heartt had been
chief too long.
The State Pharmaceutical Association
meets here next Wednesday The local
druggists have arranged an elaborate
programme, including barbecue at the
State Fair Grounds. and also various
games there with prizes. A german will
be given to the association "wednesday
and Thursday Will be crowded with in
teresting events.