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BEAUMONT.
Contractors for sabine Pass Work
on the Ground.

Beaumont. Texas. juno g.-Mr. @. u.
Christie, OF Christie & Low, Chicago. the
firm which has tho contract for completing
government work In the harbor Of Sabine
Pass, was In the city this afternoon hay
Ing returned from a brief trip 10 the Pass
Messrs. Christie d Lows contract calls Tor
the expenditure Of more than 81 900 900
and means the completion OF the jetties and
q channel 30 feet deep over tho Sabine Pass
bar. Mr. Christie says II Will be between
thirty and forty days before work at the
Pass begilk. hut that he is now busily en-
gagged In making preparations and Will be
IN shape for rapid progress when tho work
begins.
The Indications now are that the Beau
mont baseball club will continue TO do
business at the old stand. When the series
with tho Audltoriums Of Houston closed
last Sunday afternoon Manager Lee Blan-
Ghetto announced that the club would be
disbanded because the expense was too
heay, for one individual 10 bear. and tho
announcement was so made. Local faDg
hesye decided TO come to Mr.. BlaDohetto'g
assistance, however. and the result is n
baseball association Will be organized. The
club Is therefore still In existence, and
the people Of this city are anxious for a
go with Brenbam. Navasota. Luling. or
any first class amateur club that wants
To play ball ON reasonable proposition.
Just at present Brennan sesns 10 be pre-
ferred, and q series OF gamas with that club
IL possible.
Mr.. w. A. Langhan. for many years
marshal OF Beaumont. but now an inhuen-
tial business man OF Cuero, has been IN
the city visiting relatives and shaking
hands With lis many friends for several
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surr,Iuns COMING TO TEXAS.
The Next Convention VIII lie He'd
I'm Onnis of DnlIns.


Dallas. Toxns. June 81. A. swope. .
prominent sbrlncr OF this city. roee'Vou
telegram this evening from tho TeEas
delegates to the Shrners' annual ooneiaVe'
now Ia session at Detroit saying thc con
claye had voted TO hold the next annual
oncanpment OF the order IN ba'ins' heA'
expected 10 come, and Texas shrincrs WIN
take the whole party OH trip over the
state and 10 the Madri Gras carnival az
New Orloans
The Texas ShrincrR at Detroit arc george
II Green and John @ Hnrer OF oaDas'
and Captain James Garitty OF Corslaana.
representing Iiella temple. and G. 5.
Moree of Austin, representing Zen hur
temple.
Toxas ShrlnerB have been trying ior nVo
years TO get their brethren Throughout inc
United States to meet with them. There
lie great Joy among Dallas shrineFa tonight
because OF their Anal success
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MR.. pEIS's RETURN.
M wv. Accompanied by Mr. W. H.
nv Masters. -

a. NHk
Masters. 40
ur e. W. Bein. traffic manager .. Wv
s..'.,,.rn Pacific and Houston ana leAas
Central railways. has returned IRON ~.
ey,epded trip TO the North and Ees' M
ne,n was called away by important nnA NV.
,.rs aneeting traffic in which Texas 'O- .r
.na ,oterested. and has been absent ~,
,,,ne. When seen By the raiifoAa
IL. ~ The Post and asked II tners vs.
awning o, interest in the rate s' nv,
hs said nothing had transpired but 'n.s
which has been published from ume ~
WIZ We was busy sdng over correspond
80 which has accumulated, and IN sisn.
sncs s,ters which had been written s'p0'
his return. .,t.d Inv n vary
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ABOUT MIR. PRICE.
=, Nav Drop the Assistant Now Part
of His title.

e,r,o en- many changes have been maue
IN the affairs Of the lnternatonai ""'
croo. Northern railway, there are Tumors
Of another change of almost as iiu'n -"
,or,ance. Heretofore the passenger anu
traffic dspertmeuts of the road nave oee"
consolidated under the direction oil D. T.
q ,,braith. general freight and passenger
ogapt with u. j. Price as assistant gen
oval messenger agent. AR. Price cohlrolilhS
n,sseueor affairs only. II is beheNeu the
road lie large enough to have these depart
nouts separate and that when Mr. u u'no.
The newly appointed general ireishl aB,ht,
goes in ms Mr.. Galbraith's successor tia'
he Will have charge OF freight business
only and that the passenger department
Iii 10 scnarated from the traffic and Mr..
n 7 Prize will drop the word "asslstaht
IRON his title and will be general PASSENGER
agent in fact and title. This rs simply
r,,mor and il has met another rumor tnRl
Mr.. price will resign. The latter Is not
.lven any belief whatever. IL Is nOre
probable that MIR. Price VIII nave lhe
higher position mentioned
II ,vgs in NAV that The Post stated that
tbcre would be changes on the lnterna-
,jorai and Great Northern and the appoint
nan, of MIR. Turner Is the first announced
The ahoye is another, and there may be
others
Since the above was written and put In
type the following was received by wire
from Palestine, where the general Offices
Of the International and Great Northern
railroad are located;
Palestine, Texas. June s.-Generai
Freight and Passenger Agent j. d Cal
br,Ith of the International and Great
Northern railroad has resigned ana ,ne
same will take effect tomorrow MT ual,
hrnith states that his resignation Is caused
nv the retrenchment necessary now Ina. rnat
rsiIroad business IL extremely dun rms
,ess a surprise to Mr.. Galorai'hs many
,,icnds here and will be elsewhere. as ne
Inns heen with this road quarter OF esu
inrv and stood by It in all its viois,,,uaes'
Ic yin he succeeded by Mr.. q. H. ruIhe',
sssistaut general freight ana pas'shsee'
AGENT N The Texas and Pacifo' wan h,au ,,,
ansr,,rs at Dallas, as general ifeisn.
49,, and Mr. d. ]. Price. no" ass'tl~u'
User ogent is promoted 10 The pos;.
Ion ~ general passenger agent: ign -, !"
a very deserved promotion to Mr. TlNs ~
those friends are legion and rejoice u he''l
the good news
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3 LAwLoR-RATEs SEQ AND 500
III DAY. JAMES Law JR. FRO

kIEIVR.
rts J. Ishble. n. J. Fink. New York:
D.ayin. Galveston; j. W. Allison.
han E. Ritchcy. l.. Sydney, St
NJ. Minor Memphis, John u.
~ Missouri: G.. Il. Cottingham, We
"a De- Costa, T.. Farnsworth, Cuero:
ssca: J. V. Phillips, n. Bernstein,
lofk; D. y. Bryant. sherman. Mrs.
|! Nilsson, Relsel; w. A. Tully, ST.
vs. j. \: Norris. san Antonio: James
Flint. Shelby. Tenn; j. S. Fielding,
uTo; J, s. pougherty, CITY: l.. j.
Irii Lakin, KAN C. Englebert, w.
leapman, San Antonio; $. Taliaferro,
u. Miller, New York.
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Posters LocnI Forecast.

N Storm waves will reach this meri-
M. ~ o'hor changes viii occur at and
~ 100 miles Of Houston within TWEEN
I'M. NUTS OF p. IN. OF the dates given
Esae ip-Threatculng.
E.as y. --changeahlo.
|.sne l2.-Ccoler.
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kAcx !, I,kfssiry OF VIRGINIA.
Ss.kx asri., Course includes 81 lectures by
~ AIR. u :. suprefne Court For
Il c. MINOR, secreaary,
Charlottesville, Va
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RICE While James Scott was trying to
catch loose horse the one he was riding
fell on him and broke bis log above the
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Mr.. Yoakum and Party.

General Manager Is. Il. Youkum Of the
Frisco line. VIII arrive In the city this
morning IN his private car, No. 100. ac-
ccmpanied by r. ID. Russell. general
freight agent; A. D. Lightner, general
agent. freight department. headquarters
Dallas. Colonel " A, Tgiey. travelling
passenger agent OF the road. will be In the
city TO meet them. having arrived Last
night. Mr.. Yoalsum aud his party are on
forenoon In this city and go to Galveston
OF noon.
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A. Valley, San Anton:o; Henry Car
J. n. DIXON, New York; James w,
)nt!. Mobile; w. Lennon, Brooklyn;
~. Berry. Virginia: j. s. wilkins. 81.
lzs Geo. Stupds. Baltimore; c. A
" Atlanta: c. $. Bowman, Kansas
Wv. PATTERSON. j K. Chesk, Chas.
nSl- Galveston V. +. Fernier, Mobile,
WE. II. ". Hook, Mrs. Geo. Walker.
Antonio: c. G Ellis. Texas; NJ IS
We!sngcr. VEINS. All Washington,
xo: 7. NJ. Hunt. Dallas.
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL

SAflloL
ARRIVALS.
Rates. $50 to
$500 p e r day.
S KIT Y elegant
70 o III 3. with
bath. l. 4 r & Q
sampls rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
moda tons Tor
commercial meu
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Since the above was written and put IN
tvpe the following was received by wire
from Palestine, where the general oiioeS
of the International and Great Northern
roiIroad are located:
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
CONDENSED pIspAToAEs.

.Whitecaps terribly whipped two girls
at lakewood, O.
1tis not considered probable that Dur
rant win be hanged before February OF
next year.
Governor Black has pardoned young
Max Cohen Of New York from the Ell
mira reformatory
DR. AbrahamOvics has been chosen
president Of the lower house Of the
Austrian reichsrath.
Miss Matilda Anderson died at st.
Paul after being kept alive 40 days by
artificial respiration.
The Iowa Agricultural, college has
conferred the degree Of master OF agri-
culture on Secretary Wilson.
The Canadian government mas col
lected duties ageregating $4,000 on
outfits of miners this season.
President Mckinley has issued a proc
lamatlon suspending the discriminating
duties on Mexican shipping.
Madrid dispatches confirm the report
OF an intention TO pardon the crew OF
the American schooner Competitor.
1t is reported at Berlin that the Uni
ted States has offered TO intervene in
the trouble between Germany and Halt
regarding the Lueders case.
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
TEMPLE CUP SERIES
The National League Form
ally Puts an End to It.
ARBITRATION BOARD REELECTED.
CartnyveIIes, Whom Umpire Hurst In
Jured In Cincinnati by Hitting Him
with Beer class, mas SO Vot-
ed as a Fecnniary saive.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-The Ma
tl0nal League baseball magnates got
down to work after having devoted a
couple of days wholly TO social pleasures
and sightseeing and incidentally TO fig
uring on the exchange Of players. Only
one session OF the annual meeting was
held, however. One of the important
results OF the session was the abolish-
ment OF the Temple cup series of post
season games. which have been played
between the clubs ending first and sec
ond the last four seasons.
The resolution providing for the
abandonment Of the Temple cup games
and which was unanimously adopted
was the one which was offered at the
last years annual meeting by Mr.. James
A. Hart Of Chicago and then defeated.
with the vote OF only Mr.. Hart in It's
favor.
The resolution prohibits exhibition
games at any time between National
League clubs and declares that the
League shall in no manner authorize or
lend its support to any game or games
between the clubs OF its membership ex-
cept those provided for in the regularly
adopted scale The only opposition man
ifested TO the adoption OF the resolution
was on the part of Mr.. Freedman OF
New York The New York magnate felt
convinced that his team would next sea-
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
WEATHER HELPS TRADE.
The Coming OF Cold Acceierates Distri-
button of Winter Goods.


NEW YORK. Nov. 13.--R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade says:
Cold and more stormy weather. so
long needed to accelerate distribution
OF winter goods, has materially helped
In some quarters, and the resulting inn
provement In retail trade is mentioned
in nearly every northern dispatch the
past week, so that orders TO fill stocks
have been encouraging.
In some branches the multitude Of de-
mahds fer immediate delitery shows
that the distribution TO consumers nas
alt~ady gone beyond the expectations OF
dealers. But this is not 6s Net ~ sen-
eral rule, and with many complaints or
delayed trade from Otker quarters there
still remains the extensive shrlnkage
caused by fever and quarantines at the
south.
II Is therefore more surprising that
the volume Of all payments through
clearing houses continues about the
same as IN 1892 and 1871 per cent larger
than last year. Railroad earnings also
about equal those OF 1892 for the frst
week OF November. and half the mile
age in the United States shows earnings
in october Of $50. 1854. .49C. or per cent
larger than last year and 2.2 per cent
larger than in 1892
Speculative markets feel disappoint-
ment because prices do not rise further
and faster. but II Is fortunate for pro-
ducers and dealers that the experience
Of some past years in that respect has
not been repeated. There is nothing TO
cause general reaction, the purchasing
power Of the people is gradually IN
creasng, and after the hull which fol-
lows extensive replenishment OF stocks
trade should give ample evidence OF
that increase.
Failures for the week have been 2sl IN
the United States against 2l6 last year
and "a in Canada against 46 last year.
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
SHE MADE A MISTAKE.
BlaolmaiIed Nobieman Thinking He
Wns a Man She Knew.

LONDON, Nov. l3.-At the West
Minister police court a woman who gave
her name as Florence Stansfleld and an
address In the ST. Johns Wood district
of London was arraigned on the charge
OF blackmaillng Earl Darlington. joint
hereditary lord great chamberlain OF
England She is fine looking woman
OF distinguished manners
The proceedings developed the fact
that she had sent letters to Lord car
rington demanding money. But in
court her counsel apologized on her pc
half to Lord Darlington and explained
that his client had written the letters
under q mistake as TO identity. as Lord
Darlington was not the man who had
represented himself to her as being that
nobleman
Lord Darlington denied ever having
seen her before. The Scotland Yard
officer who arrested her deposed that
she told him she had known a man for
many years who went undsr the name
Of Lloyd and whom she had al' abng
believed was Earl Carringsun. ,.s
The magistrate declined 90 Aleg athe
case to be withdrawn ana committed
the prisoner for trial az the criminal
court Old Bailey.
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
Weather Probabilities.
Cloudy; northwesterly winds.
New York Markets.

FIOUR-State and western quiet. but
steady; city mills patents, $5SOQ6; win
ter patents. S5G525; city mills clears
S.. 5.45Q5.65. winter straights, $f55@4.7O.
WHEAT-No. , red declined under
weaker cables. foreign selling and local
realizing: December. 90 S-16G96ssc.
January, 96% @96 l3-l6c.
RYE-Dull; No. . western 50Mc. C..
s. f. Buffalo.
CORN-No. quiet and shade easier
with wheat; December, 32G32ke.; May.
35h GS5hc
OATs-No. dun and easy; track.
white. s,Gte 26Q32c.; track, white,
western. 260S2c
PORK-Dull; new mess, Ss.25Q9.25;
family. si1Qi2.25.
LARD-steady; prime western steam,
Sl.55 nominal
BUTTER-Steady state dairy, 120
zoe. state creamery, 14G2Sc.
CHEESE-Qulet; large. white. Sep
tember, Slac. small white September
9Mc.
EGGS Steady: state and Pennsyiva.
MIA. lSQ24c.; western. 22c.
SUGAR - Raw firm; fair refining
: 5-l6c centrifugal 90 test. l3-l6c.; re
fined firm: crushed, 5ssc.; powdered
blsc.
MoLAssEs-steady; New orleans. 2
RicE.euieti domestic. 4SSsHc.; ia
TALLow-DuH; city. SIC; country
3lk@s16c.
HAY-ouiet; shipping 4o045c.; 500,
to choice. 5eQT5c
Evening journal., 1897-11-13

son finish close to the top. and for the
benefit of his players he wanted the
Temple cup series to be continued. To
make its adoption unanimous he voted
with the rest IN It's favor, but remarked
that ne would set aside "a fund of $4,000
or more to be presented TO his men
should they finish at the top IN the sea-
son of 1898.
A committee consisting of Alessrs.
Young. Byrne and Watkins was APP
pointed to communicate with Mr.. Tenn
pie of Pittsburg the donor of the prize,
to ascertain his desire as 20 the dispo-
siuon of the cup.
The proposition from the minor
leagues which modihes the rules relat-
ing to the drafting Of players and which
was favorabiy recommended by the ma
tional board of arbitration was adopted.
1t provides that no player in the east
ern. western or Atlantic leagues shall
be drafted by the major league until he
shall have been two years with the
minor league club and that not more
than two players can be drafted from
any club of these leagues.
The present national board of arbitra-
ton. consisting Of Messrs Young. Rob
inson. Soden, ByIne. Hart and Brush.
I WIS AN-NAlNANAf eAAAN AAAI f'tAAN Va NAANNN
ors, which is chosen by lot, will consist
of Messrs. Won der Horst of Baltimore.
Reach of Philadelphia. Earle Wagner Of
Washington. Pulliam of Louisville Won
der Abe OF ST. Louis and Watkins OF
| Pittsburg.
The treasurer was authorized to pre-
sent a check TO the Harry Wright Me-
| mortal association for 1854 TO make up
/ the deficit in the fund OF that associa-
ton incurred by the erection at Phila-
delphia OF a monument to the veteran
player and manager. the total cost of
which was $3,715. A donation of S7E
was made to John Cartuyvelles, the
fireman Of Cincinnati who, while wit
Messing a game in that city, was severe
~ injured in the head with a beer glass
thrown by Umpire Tim Hurst.
There was no trade Of players an
nounced yesterday. Several deals. how
ever. are still being discussed and may
go through before the meeting closes
President Freedman returned TO New
York last night.
The Louisville club has purchased
from the Reading Atlantic League clul
the release of First Baseman Carey
formerly of the Baltimores. and Man
ager Arthur Irwin of Toronto has Sc
cured Pitcher Johnson and Outtielde
Sheehan from the Newarks
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
Wanted to Imrsaeh the mInI.try.

VIENNA. Nov. iS.-The unterhaus
discussed yesterday the proposal to inn
peach the ministers for an alleged vio-
lation of their ministerial powers by
the issuance OF a decree authorizing the
official use of the Czech language In
Bohemia. The members OF the Left re-
tired from the chamber at the begin
ming of the sitting. after a declaration
that they would readily cooperate in
n constitutional settlement of the ques-
ton, il necessary. by peaceful COM
promise. The Impeachment proposal
was finally rejected by vote of ~
aCainq. III
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
rnn vnlkenhurg Nrust ray the PIper.

EAsTON, Pa. Nov. 1s.-The North
ampton county grand jury yesterday
afternoon ignored the bills against Gen
eral Frank Reeder, late secretary OF
the commonwealth Representative
Webster c. Weiss and Maurice o. Luck
enbach and put the costs on Frederick
c. Van Valkenburg. the nominal prose-
cutor. The charges were conspiracy TO
commit bribery and to defame the char
acter Of ex-Postmaster General John
Wanamaker in the legislative campaign
for United States senator which result
ga In the defeat Of the latter by Sena-
tor PenrOse.
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
Think Reed Is a New York Crook.

CLINTON, Mass, Nov. 13. John
Reed. the alleged bunko steerer, was ar
raigned in the district court upon
charges Of gambling and assault with
intent to KIN The latter charge was
based upon Reed threatening TO shoot
Constable Parker of Harvard II he at
tempted to follow him and his pal an
other step. Reed pleaded not guilty
and was held in 5000 bonds on the first
charge and $1,000 on the second, and
the case was continued one week IN
spectors from Boston and Worcester
were here today. Inspector ODay OF
Worcester thinks he recognizes Reed as
Kit Miller. well known New York
criminal
Evening journal., 1897-11-13

10.
All trains Illuminated Nth Pintsc;
Light.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, della
NEW YORK, week days, ala, 's.4s
'1O.s5 a m; .l22l .2.2s. .s.2s, '5.22, '74s. Il
2 on m Sundays 8 q rSls' .S4O, 'llS a m.
PHiIIADELPiHIA. Y week days, .a1s. SIS
SO, llSs 49, 'S25, sOo, $40, .lO.25 LILO 3
ri, I'd 9 ~ Ii l20' D. 22s Is9g; s5SdsHS SsS "a s
$50. $40, s1125i 11.25 a. m; 'S.2s. s.5O '5.z7
$50, s7.4S els, I'll p. m.
,i5 S 7s5. ' ssS $50 1851 $40 .ias iiio 49, a. m. m.
Sundays ssis Ss5' So, $40, .ils5. ilss5
iNlTi.ENSTIfgc &c cry Y''S week days ly us
m, 'l2.g1. '229. '3.29 p. m. Sundays, 135
CAPE MAY, week days, SIS a. m. '22
p. IN. SUNDAYS, 7a5 a. m.
DALTlMOkE AND WASHINGTON
week doya. '4l8. 10, 'S;49, al a. M sl25t
Sundaya s413. 7.lO fS.49 a. M si256, '2O7
&O4 "a 50. s817 1888 y. rn
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS
'iS SEwARK s. S'' week p u days rsy :4ls 71a as
1t00 q. m; 'l2.5f. 30i aL0a. '9.57, '61s
~ '6-ll, 1915 p. m. Sundays. s;ls 'ln
'alg g; m; si2;d5, 3oi, 'i:51, 7.S5, 'g.17 .. IN
PrrTsBJRG, week days. ISIS y m
Sundays, ei67 p. .m
chicago, daily. Asl p: m.
DIANAPOlIS, tS.49 a. N. daily.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. sl2.ss
m. and fSl7 p. m. daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT sSi7 D. 70.
daily % Toledo and daily except sunday
10 Detroit
Now ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS VII
/ BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA, sS1
.. fn., daily Through eleepers to Mem
phiS and New Orleans
SfNCIRLI ACCOMMODATION, week
days 40 a- m; 30f 735, 1916 d. m. sun
d1ys 40 a. M, 8.04 785 o. m
LkNDEN BhkG ACCOMMODATION
week days 40 q. m; 1000 a. m; So4. tS
p, M. Suudaya, 1000 n. m; 4.57 y. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
PHILADELPHIA. week days. $50 D. m
BALTIMORE, week days. S.4s a. %.
LANLEknERo, wsek days. asS as q
NJ ~, tfs D m Sundays SIS a. m.
LEAyn PHtLADnT pTlA FOR VII.
| AtNgTON, week dnyu $3.50, 6i0. lie
~ 'i.20 40 ss.lb. .o4. 500. G.30. s1.4e
= ~. g.l5, silW o. m. Sundays, e3.30, isis
800, i1.30 a. m. si2.20, Il 49, 400, s420, e. 4
$40, 40, 'Sl9. 1870 D. m.
Telephone, No. ip3
Rates to Western points lower than vis
any other line.
| W, M. GREENN D. B. MARTIN
Gen Manager. AAa- Of Pasn- TraRis
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
Todre Of Enc suspended.

HARRISBURG. Nov. 13-Grand Ex-
alted Ruler Meade ID. Detwiler has sus-
pended the Marion Ond) lodge of Elks
and has forwarded the papers to Dis
trict Deputy Armstrong of that state
authorizing him To secure the charter,
paraphernalia and lodge effects. This
action was due TO the alleged violation
Of the laws Of the order in the method
of initiating Robert Fitzsimmons.
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
r,.,,nr.a r.inl,l sontence.

DOVER. n. H.. Nov. 13.-Joseph r.
Kelley has been pronounced guilty OF
murder in the second degree by Chief
Justice Mason and sentenced TO 30 years
in state prison at Concord. The charge
against Kelley was the murder of Cash
ier Joseph A. Sickney of the Great
Falls National bank 1t had been il-
tended to plead insanity for Kelley but
as before reported. he entered "a plea ol
anlIIN
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
Dnte OF rhorn's New Trial Decided.

LONG ISLAND CITY, Nov. l3.-Ihe
date for beginning The second trial Of
Martin Thorn the Guidensuppe sus-
pect, has been decided. Il will be NOV.
p. In the meantime a new panel of
jurors will be selected In Queens coun-
~. AS previously reported, the new
trial is necessitated by the sudden ILL
ness of Juror Larsen Mrs. Mack VIII
now have 10 repeat her confession.
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
poyi,lon nnrned nj wnlow Daie.

LOWELL. Mass. Nov. l3-The large
PAVILION and dance hall at Willow Dale.
n summer resort five miles from here,
was burned. together with small
steam launch which was propped up
aiongside the BUILDING The loss is
81 600: insured for $500,
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
r,lnnnr Ii sonnr CnnnI,ias.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-The Span
ish minister. Senor Dupuy de LONE.
gave dinner az the metropolitan club
last night IN honor of Senor 5. Cenale-
las, late minister Of justice Of Spain.
IL drew together number Of distin-
guished guests.
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
cnn an 1ss nreal.lag sssamer Be Bnnt:

ST. PETERsBURG Nov. 1s.-cap-
tain sverdrup of the Fran. of Nansen
exploration fame has arrived here to
take part in the proceedings Of a con-
ference. TO which American engineers
were invited. for the discussion Of the
feasibility of constructing an ice break
ing steamer to penetrate the arctic seas,
especially along the coast of siberia
Next June. Captain Sverdrup will start
in the Fran for Greenland at the head
Of Norwegian exploring expedition,
which. il IS expected. win DE absent
about two years.
Evening journal., 1897-11-13
Kuiea nv a Tra,p.

PROVIDENCE. Nov 1s.-Joseph E.
Cloutier. SO years Of age, n brakeman
employed by the New York, New Ha-
ven and Hartford railroad, was killed
in the Stonington yard. He slipped
from a car after unshackliag. and a car
passed. over his neck and head.