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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-07-10

T00 8e000OsO (H1u0.
The ever-popular linen and duck suits
are crowding into the places Of the
heavier costumes in vogue In. early
spring. u. i..ss - ..rf.4 -
The ever>popnlar challie has taken
still another. departure and il being
shown with white borders. which
make most effective trimming. ~
There viii b IN unusually large de-
mand for washable fabrics during the
coming summer. Not only al such
goods - may bear tAe'brunt Of the
wasAtub. bat also those which, II sub
jected to any other process than care
full cleaning, would b rendered use
len.
1nsertions ~ lace win Be one Of the
most frequent forms Of trimming for
plain linens, seked IN hUrizontal fowB
between bands Of material. coinposing
clustered decorations on the fronts OF
~ bssadtAs.-fhjeaeQ Heeefd.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-02
YoIttii@e Wotiaett.

Sic Berathuns iiber bic SarifbiG
maht nur 9erinae 6ortIdritie.
gpbitelam &eio 1T gum 8ot1haiter
uno Wertreter Der &eeieruna BEL BEN
beboritebenoer Subildum Der 36nigin
Wiftoria ernunnt trproen.
Senator 9iilman bot eiuen Mntrag
geliellt 3ur grnennun9 eisIes Gpmites,
tpelbes nie SPECULATION BON @enatoren
in 3uder-9ruf.Nftien anteriuhen lpll.
Nad Der Gntiheiouna oes gunoes-
rihters Meams 1T Die Gtabt Chicago
fir oen Ghaben peroattportlib, tpelher
wdbreno oes erobeu giienbabnitreits
BON 1894 burd 3erIt0rung bon gisen=
9entbuu1 enttanoen 1T. gs ibpeben
aus fner 3eit nod Glasen I'M 8etrase
bon asloertbdlb Millionen Dollars ae=
gen Sie Stabt.
&ihter 8raoiep bon MaIbineton bat
entlhleben, oaB Der 3udertruit= =Masnai
$. 8. Sabemeper Die ibm seitellte Gra-
ee, tpelbe 8eitrd5e Der 3ufertruit i'm
Sabre 1892 au Die eanapaanefonos lei=
Rete, nibt su beantworEen braudte. oo
er bies ni1t i'm @sod1tniB baben
fSnnte (D. Ser Maanat glne oaber
aus benz bonn gunDesoiltriftsanpaii
9esen ibn anseltrensten Slase itroffrei
berpDr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-02
90 %

al1er Sdtptnbiudtsfdlle f6nnen, tuenn Bet
Setten ettpas bafiir getban iuirb, furirt tuer.
ben. OaS mag benjenigen, ipelfe nnr NIT
ben 9etpOhnltd) bagegen 5ur Inmenbnng GEE
lan9enoen Wfitteln pertraut iino, alS cine 9e.
iuagte Bebauptung eri1eineit. gtls iolfe
Wfittel fino Der garittge 2ebertbran nno bic
oarans bereiteten idn1iert9en gnluliionen,
Wtal3ertraft, gSbiSfep, Spperpbospbats Br6,
parate unb dbnlid]e Palltatiomeoifan,erte ;u
be3ethnen.
Sbwobl Sdpinbfudt nad oem @lauben
Tteler nnbetlbar 1T, 10 liegen bod bie Iuss
iagen BON Sulberten BON lebenben Betpets
ZEN tiir ote Sbatia6e, bab bic &ranfbeit In
9p tbren Sriibitabien betlbar iIt, Dor.
Ntd)t leoer San, aber ein GROCER Brocelltiat
bon Sdlen, tpte iutr glauben polle SO Bro=
cent, iperoen ourh DIR. Yierce's ''Golden
Medical Discovery" fltrtrt, ielbif ipenn bic
&ranfbett ffon 10 tpett porgeidritteu 1T,
nm tuteoerbolte 2ungenblutungeu, beftieen,
bartnddigen Suften NIT reid)li6em Nustpurf
BON tuberfelbaltiger Wtaterie, groBen @es
tuidtsperluft uub eri66pfenbe abnagerung
nnb Shmdf)e berpor;urufer.
.3petfeln Gle, oaB Sunberte folder Sdle,
ote uns als bur6 bas "Golden Medical
Discovery" furirt 9en1elbet iuerbeu, iuirflif)e
6dlle bieier sefiirdteteu unb perbdusnibs
pollen &ranfbeit paren2 gle brauheu uus
ntht 10 aufs 8ort su glaubeu; fait jebesnal
taben bodangeiebene uno iebr erfabreue
Ger5te, tueld)e fetn Sntereiie oil uniersr gr>
fiubuna, beu Golden Medical Discovery,
batten ober baben, uttb bon pornberein bon
benz @ebrauh beHelben abrietben, tafber
bef6dmt suseitanben, baB iie itd geirrt bdt'
ten unb baB bas Discovery" allerOinss sans
erfaunlide Seilfraft beiise, tn Sdllen, in
benen Der sariti9e 2ebertbran unb Die ifnltes
riseu baraus bereiteteu Gmuliionen ebeu 70
tuenis grfoIs batten, tuie MalSertraft, @biss
feb unb Die ueridiebeuen Spperpbospbat= Brd'
parate.
Die photographer elmer sroben snsabl
BON Yerioueu, Die bon Sdiutuoiudt, Srons
fitis, drouiihem Suffeu, 4fbma, fronis
i9em &atarrb unb abnli9en &rantbeiten se.
beilt tporoen iiub, baben mir in eiuem Sude
bon 160 Seiten suiamutengeiteItt, bas Sbnen
gesen @inienbung Sbrer Ibreiie uno bon
6 Gents in Sriefmarfen portofrei sugeianot
ipirb. Sie f0nner bann on bic 2eute i6reis
ben uno bon bereu @rfabrungen profitiren.
Nlan idreibe an bic Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, 81. q.
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9as God)waiicr tn 81 Vafp,
3eraS.

81 paip, Ser, q. Mai. sSnIofee
heftieer &egengiille herri6t bier 9D1=
'ipafIer. Die Saupt=Sdleuie bes sro=
BEN Ranals, melher our9 ben iiioliben
She'll Der Stabt flieBt uno Der Eeid,
tpelher ben SlltB ppm Canal trennt,
brahen beute Nabmittag nm 33 ubr.
Das Waller HoB in Stromen buwb Die
Geffnune, iiberibpemmte ben Sradt=
babnboi Der Ganta Sc yabn unS Hob
cine babe Meile iiioli9 binter Sen in
Der leBten Wo1e erridteten Samm,
ipel6er Wai1er BON 6 bis 10 SUB S0be
suradbaiten follte. Das 6eueripebr=
Departement ianote einen 8eneralalarm
aus unb ben bon Der Slutb georobten
nuroe ale insr m6glide 9illfe eeleiltet.
gtlpa rs Wobnbduier an Der SluB=
front swiiden Dem 8abnbot uuo Dem
Ganal 9elegen, nuroen innerbalb elmer
balben Stllnoe iiberi6wemmt. Nlles
geipegfi6e muroe jeboh auf bobes 2ano
9ebra6t. SEPT miro OH Der 4. StraBe
Elm neuer 2 Meilen LANCER Sei6 ge=
baut, pelAer oas Waiier suribfhalten
uno lpieoer in ben 6luB fiibren ioa.
8iele Sduier Iino nit Sliihtliusen ee=
fiillt. bod fino nod 200 6amilien Ob=
oa1los. Man iiirhtet, bab bas Wai=
ier nod mebr llnheil auribten miro.
9eute 9lbeno um 10 llbr bate bas
WalIer oeu speiten Seib OIL Der 4.
Strabe burhbrpden unb es msren nod
mebrere bunoert perionen geatpun9en
tporoen, ibre @ebnunaen gu berlaHen.
Gs befinben iid jebt 400 oboa6lOie
Gamilien il, 81 paio. Sie meilten bon
ihnen babeu feline Nabrunasmittel, oa
Die Mdnner lett Is 9a9en oas WaHer
befdmpft, aber fein yroo peroient ba-
hon
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anIaub.

1mlanb.
Nm %. beripiirte man i'm nproDfli.
den 5beile oes staates Sem Sort Elm
grobeben.
9lus Waibinston, 8. g., 1T Reb.
u. 8. Sarriion, gaftor oes Peoples
Tabernacle" nit ieiner 6amilie ber=
i6munoen uno ioa $4,000 Indigenous
men baben, bic ibm ni6t sebOrten.
ginbreder tattetsn ber YoItoifice in
2ittle Sanoustp, o., einen geiu1 ab
uno erbeuteten babel $40.
Sn Upper Sanousfn, O., erfranften
Elm 9ubeno prominente Trauen infolse
beg 8enuHes bon 8efrorenem BEL einem
Rir6en=Selt.
Sm Sobn Soptins Soipital in Salti=
more 1T Elm SaG BON Nusiab bor9efom=
men.
Sn Montpelier, ST., bra6te Srdulein
Mlloreo Yrewiter, bic So6ter zines
rei9en Hermers, SRI. 9lnnie Nbeeler,
auf melde lie eiferiiidtis mar, eine le-
bensgefdbrlide SbuBpunoe bel. Nad
oollbradter Sbat ri6tete iie ben Gepol-
Der auf ii6 ielblt uno perlpunoete li1
ebenfals lebens9efdbrlid.
9ie 3abl oer 8anterotte belief li9 in
ben Ser. Staten in Der leBten Wpde
auf 2l4, se9en 239 i'm lebten Sabr,
uno in Ganaod auf % seQen 20. IS
1T oi.s Die tleinite 3abl ieit Dem Sep
tember 1895.
Yei einem 3uiammenitpB sniihen
einem 6ru6t= unb einem Baiiaeier3uo
bel 9lmerican 6aas, Soobo, muroen
neun Mdnner getOotet, pdbreno s an=
oere ihuere 8erleBungen erlitten.
Gorep'5 3eitung vGelunoes @elo"
1T ein9egangen aus Man9el al selun=
Dem @eloe.
Sas @rininalgeri9t bat Den Broseb
ae9en nen3ufertDni3 Sapemeper, iue9en
3eu9nlbuerweigerung falen aelaNeu.
3ufer fommt 10 maIlenboft ins
2ano, bob Die 3olldmter ibr peripnal
Oeritdrten miiIlen. Ser Sruit miro
Offenbar ein 9utes @eiddft MAIDEN. Sb
mir 9rpsperitdt baben ooer ni6t, Der
3ufertrult prosperirt INNER.
Maila6uletts eibt jdbrli6 fir Die
Terbeferung 1einer SanoitraBen $780,
900 aus uno oa5 miro in Der Steuer=
lilte bur6 Den erb0bten Sooenwertb
rei1lib mieDer einQebra1t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-02
Gret Gingdngc tod, Retu Dorf
fiir Dic YaKaeierc Der Renns
iNIpAtliN &inieM.

gllles iino bequeme 2ofalitdten, Gorts
lano Strabs nnD gesbroHes Strabe in
Der unteren uno %. Strabe in Der obe-
rem @tabt. Gie lebtere Station piro
formea am l6. Mai erDifnet. tpenn 2
neue Sdhrbpote nit Opppeloed uno al=
len mooernsn 0erbeKerunaen in ben
Dienit Der psnniplpania SO. eelteut
neyoen, UNI ben Babnbof in Rep Sers
Iep nit Der %. @trabe gu perbinoen,
un0 bamit init alien anfommenDen unb
absebenoen 3iisen bes penuihluania
@pltems. ipie Lie Jdbrboote, iuelde ben
8abnbof nit gortlanb unb Desbrofes
ct. perbinoen.
Die 3 Gtationen Der penniplpania
9inien erm6aiiGen es ben paiIagieren,
m6alihif ihnell ieoen 8eiddftStbeif in
Der unteren Gtdot 3u erreidea, tuie aud
bic 0otels uno @efhdftshduier I'M Qer-
Nn her 6taot. Die Gahrt iiber ben
Glub bietet einen lA6nen Mbfhlub Der
ai,Qenebmen Neile. 9llle OurhaiiQe
Der pennIplpania D0bnen pom Weften
lan9en ppn Wiorsens $50 bis Nbenos
$50 In Stem Oort an unb Ole poiiagie-
re feben bel ibrer Nnfunft Die goi3e
Waferfronte. ber Gtabt, nit ben aus
leoebnten DOds nnb ben Shiffen pieIer
Natioaen. Der prdd,tiqe Mnblid aibt
bent Yefu6er cine Soee bon ber Gr0Be
Der Stabt. Die nene Sabre 3ur 90.
@trnbe DerDient befOnbere Weo1tlna.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-02
Wouets ,tnterbampeIm.

8or l9 ssabren rief elm Yanfraub,
anseblid Der srobte, bon benz ole Sri.
minalltatiitit eradblt, iiberda i'm 2anoe
ge,paltiees Mufieben berpor. Eerielbe
ereignete li1 am Sonntae, 27. Otto
ber 1873. gie Manbattan 5parbanf
in Mem Sort wuroe oamals nm Msrtb=
papiere i'm Yetraae BON $2.747, 700
unb $l1, 900 Baarselb beitoblen. Mit
Musnabme einiaer, bDr Ruraem sum
8erfauf aussebDtener Bombs murbe BON
ben Wertbpapieren ni1ts ipieoererlanst.
Man glaubte, bab bieielben begraben
ooer 3erif6rt tporhen ieien.
BDr 2ur3em tpairben nun benz prd=
fbenten Der Mairbatten Sparbant botl
Mdnntrn, tpelde an9eblih bic Rduber
bertreten, Mnerbietunaen gema1t. bic
geFobleHen Wertbpapiere aussulieFern.
Die Ginbreher forherten $50, 900 mno
ifellten bic Beoinguna. bab feine Nus
limit BON ibnen Deriangt iperoe. Sic
MOLTEN bic papiere In Qutem 3uitonoe
aAsIiefern nno erif baaa follte bic Bant
ienen @etra9 be3ablen.
gtn benz Banfraub iuaren birect unb
Indirect betbeiligt SHINING Dope, Sobn
DOPE. patrid 6herlin, Der gDddbter Der
Bant, Wm. 2elp. peter gmerlon,
alias Banjo pete, Sobn Nuaent, elm
polisia. Gobie 0olDing. alias Gbbie
0oobie, Sobn 9rofb unb sSsobnnp
Nobbs. Won oieien iuobnen bic beioen
Dope in Netp Dort /; bic onberen finD
entDeoer Seitorben ober I'm 3ndtbauie.
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Mm Der epibe Der SnDMttrte.
Natiomett.

gDie au1 in einselnen 3peieen Der
8emerbe, rlameutli1 Der Runfgemerbe,
bic Ser @taatsn blnter bieiem unb ies
mem dlteren @ulturlanbe SuriifIfeben
m6gen, in Der 8r0se Der inouitrieaen
Gnttpifluna uno 9eiltung fino tie
iebem aubeten 2anoe boraus. Cine
fiirali1 erSdienene 0erOifentlibuns oes
Observation-Disclosures brinat Die aab=
lenmabieen gelege bafiir. Gs felt
Iid oarna1 Der 8elowertb bes @e=
iammtprooucts Der nationalen Snou=
itriesn pro Sabr fir GroBbritanien aui
$4, loo, 900, 900, fir 9eutidfano auf
SO, ,9i5. 900, 900, Granfrei6 $2.245, :
100000, &ublano $1.8l5, 900, 900,
Ceiterreib lln9aru sl,625, 900, 900,
Stalien $605, 600, 600, gelgien $510.=
600, 600, Spanien $425, ,000,000 uno
Die ShmeiS $l60, 900. 600. Sem se=
eeniiber ftellt bic @eiammt=p proouetion
Der Snouitrien unIeres 2anoes einen
Sabres= =@ertb ton iiber $1,000, 00O,=
900 bar.
IS brinoen adlo, nod bem 8elopertb
berchnet, Die Ser. Staaten alleiu 10
piele Snoultrie Proouete heroor, wie
Die beioen anoeren grObten SnouItrie=
faaten, @rpBbritanien unb Seutidlanb
suiammenaenommen. Oabei iino Die
Ser. Staaten, nit Nusnabme zines
oerglei6sueiie geringen 6ebietstbeils,
nod INNER bormiegeno gldegbaulanb.
No1 entbalten lie rieliee @ebiete oeren
reide inouitrielle Siilfsqueaen faum
beriibrt tuoroen lino.
9ie eripdbnte S6rift bebt aud Die
interelante, nidt allgemein betannte
3batiate berpor. oaB, trob Der bieli9en
erDBeren groouetipn uno trob Der 9rOs
beren 8ep0lterunesSiifer Die 3abl Der
hieliQen Snoultriearbeiter gerin0er 1T
als Die Der glei6en gtrbeiterflahen in
@robbritanien, Seutidlano uno Srant=
reid. Sic @innobner5abl Der Ser.
Staaten iibertriift heute oiejenise
Seutfblanos nm ettpa %, 900, 900 uno
Die ppu @robbritanien unb Srantreid)
1um je ungefdbr 81, 000.00 Sie gtr'
beitsfatiitifen aber sei9en. oaB jebes
oieIer orei 2dnoer mebr Suoultrie=Nr=
better fat als Die Ser. Staten bahen.
Wenn troboem, mie aeIaat, bic inous
| itrieae Wane Der 9lrbeitser3eugniRe bic,
gu Sanoe um 10 piel er0Ber lit, 10 liegt
in BEN betreHenoen 3ablen Der MaBitat
fir Die peribiebene grOnuetipitat ooe,
Nusgiebi9teit Der Irbeit in Den per=
ibieoenen 2dnoern /; nit anoerer
Worten fir Die bur6Idlittiihe Nr=
beitsleiitung Der ein5elnen Nrbeiter.
@s lit Die aneeitrenatere Sbdtisfei
uno 9Dbere 2eiitunssfdbisteit oes ame.
rifanii6en Nrbeiters, unterftiibt burd
before Nrbeitsmetboben uno Die per.
| fddrfte Nusnubung unb allgemeiner'
9lnmenouns arbeitiparenoer Wtaibinen
poraus es lib erfldrt, baB bic Der
Staaten init elmer seringeren Mrbeiter.
menee mebr leilten, als Die 9rpben ell
ropdiiden Snouitrieldnoer trOb ibre,
lleberSabl an 4rbeitern gu leilten oer'
m0sen.
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u. 9. 6. SLATE.

2ebrer Sine .billise" emaillirte
Brnbpfanne toitst 80 gents unb bdlt 3
Monate. gine iinportirte Gtronstp
5tablpfanne tofet nur SO Gents unb
bdlt 5 Sabre lang. Welhe 1T bil-
Tiger 2"
Die gon;e Rlalis .6transfp 6tabl-
,uaoren, benn bieie halten Sabre lang. :"
2ebrer: .QDo be3iebt mon oisielbe 2"
Sic 2laife !; ~Sn Canal Doper nur
BEL STUDS " Rrant 8
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auslann.

Tas Stdot6en 2epaneer in gtorwe=
gen lit TAFT bollitdnoi9 our6 6lammen
ein9eGi1ert woroen.
Sic frau5olii6e Weisen=@rnte bieIes
Sabres miro lpubri6einli6 81, 1l8. 500
Suibels wenl9tr betragen als i'm TOr=
iabre.
9(uf Die 9lnfra9e zines franS0lilhen
ylattes, oh es tbunli6 ndre, Gaiier
9Dilbelm in 1900 gum geluh Der @elt=
ausiteaung suSulallen, ltimmten ale
9lntmprten oarin therein, oaB Der aai=
ier ni6t su9elallen meroen tonne, 10
lange Die gliab 2otbringen 6rase in
Der Sdwebe Jet.
Yietro Icciarito, ipel6er oas 9lttentat
ouf S6nis 0umbert bon Stalien oer=
ilbte, nurbe su lebensldnsliher @alee=
renItrdfe perurtbeilt.
Sapan min in 2onbou eins Nnleibe
BON 100000 Gen ($2l. .942, ,O00)
|aufnebmen.
sSn Yaris bat Die Sabresberiamm=
luna Der natipnalen gimetalifenliga
itatt9efunoen es maren 400 Oeleaaten
anpslenb.
Ser 9aplt bat elm lanses lateiniides
8eoiht iiber bic OfdBigteit perfabt.
Das @eoidt perberrliht Die erbeitern=
ben gisenidaften oes Weines Der sll=
bauer 8erQe.
gs beibt, Der sriehiide Rronprins
babe nah bem &iidsug BON 9pmosfos
ben 9eriu6 semadt, iid au erfdieben,
lei aber BON ben Ofiisieren gebinoer1
tpDroen.
Wdhrenb zines beionoerett @ottes@
bienites, melder our Geier Der gntbiil=
lung cines 8ilbes Der Sun9frau in Der
GatbeoraIe in piia, Stalien, itattfano.
entitanb cine panif. 9 perionen tpur=
ben I'M @eordnee aetDotet unb 2l er-
litten mebr ober minoer fbwere Werle=
bunoen.
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Waon fanie ntemoIs 2anb ober lebne Sslb aif {oies
aus bepor man tb einen Mus3ng iber ben 8eiBtitet
beiielben bon ber 3eit an ba bas 2anb nod ben Der
Staoten geb5rte BIB auf bie Gegenpart periaft bat
gelbanleiben auf erite 3ppotbefen pirb heionoere
Aufmerfiamfeit aeidenft
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0eiYAtlbS telDtHta,e1,4<1.

6ronf Gpangler Minnie Yannep
John &ufener Nldrp Dpp.
sos. 8enDer Nnn1 q &dfnberQex.
&obsrt 3. GaI6oOn tpa @cnien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-02

6part @elb inbem ibr Spiben-
porbdnae. 3eppide nnb 8ooenteppiAel
bel 8. Rinieps eintauft. s
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Motia.

Bis duf Mkitsres lpirb Der 3uQ go.
s BET s. 8. y W. giisnbobn Gonnioas
srR nm Z llbr Gbenbs BON gl<odano
obatbst,.
~. 8. GarrsL 81. pa
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24
GUATEMALAN RISING
WAS 4 SMALL AFFAIR
SO Say the Officers Of the
United States Gunboat
Alert.
We're Not Called Upon to PrOteC
the Interests Of Ameri-
cans.
Special Dispatch to The CALL.

Special Dispatch to The CALL.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 23-The gunboat
Alert, Commander Richards, arrived to-
day from san Jose de Guatemala, via
Acapulco. She left San Jose on Novem-
Der After taking on coal here she will
sail for San Francisco, arriving there
about next Sunday.
The Alert was ordered 10 San Jose TO
protect American interests during the in
surrection against Reina Barrios.
An officer OF the vessel said this even
ing that the back bone of the rebellion was
practically broken by the time the Alert
arrived, and TWO weeks afterward they re-
ceived official notice that Barrios was
again in the saddle. There was nothing
at any time, he added that demanded ac-
ton OF the part Of the American warship.
TIE rebellion seemed to be a very small
affair.
The Alert lay two miles off shore at San
Jose on account of the yellow fever. and
no communication was had with shore
except when absolutely necessary. Tn
sea was almost constantly rough in the
offing, so that the gun ports had to be
closed, and the old vessel rolled feariully.
1t was very not all The time, but there
was no sickness or board. and the report
that the payInaster and surgeon mad been
Ill is denied.
At Acapulco the Alert met the British
cruiser Amphion, en- route to Coouim bo,
to remain as flagship OF the South Pacific
Souadro
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24

eral Weyler will ho'd aloot f.om the Carl
ists and Republicans, but he desires TO
nose as the champio of "national pro-
ductiou, aims at reoIg ganzing the Con-
servatIve party, and IN order TO realize his
urotectionist ideal he will vigorously op
pose the grant ng OF tariff autonomy to
Cuba.
MADRID. Nov. 23-Premier Sarasla
replying today to a Catalan depulatlon.
formally declared that the Government of
Spain could IN no way modify Its pro-
gramme of autonomy for Cuba. Continu-
ing the Premier expressed the hope that
the Cuban Assembly would elect COM
mission which would cooperate with a
Spanish commission in determining the
commercial relations between Cuba and
5 ain by consulting their N utual interests.
This is interpreted as meaning that 'he
Cabinet will adopt the scheme OF Senior
Moret the Minister for the Colonies, who,
as cabied yese; day, announced TO Cata-
Ian delega ion that he had fully consid-
cred the general interests of The colonies
and was convinced that his policy alone
would lead to peaceful solution.
TAe Cabinet in council has approved
The article in The autonomy scheme Civ
ing the Cubans the control OF the custo ms.
It's terms will not be publs he'd until 1t
has received the sanction Of the Queen
Regent.
In addition TO the granting OF an autono-
nous tariff for Cuba the following reforms
have been proposed: The Chamber OF
Deputies of the island shall be composed
of between forty and fifty mem bers. a
deputy for each 40. 600 of the population.
The Governor General is to choose from
this Cham Der five member to form an
Executive Committee, consisting of a
President and Ministers of the Interior,
Finance, Justice and Public Works. The
Governor General shall have the right TO
veto legislation
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24
CLAY FEAnS HIS ENEMIES.
While Waiting for His Wife TO Return
he Proposes to Resist the Work
of IncendiqrieS

NEW YORK. Nov. 23-A special to the
Herald from Whitehall, says: General
Casslus Marcellus Clay slept but little
last night, being worried over the failure
of his young wife to return TO him as she
had promised. He was feeling badly, he
SAID. when l called on him to-day, and at
10 O'Clock was trying to eat little break
fast. He said he was ry ill, something
unusua. with him. q neral Clay believe
his enemies are trying to burn down ms
costly mansion and workmen were en-
gagged to-day in putting sheet iron on the
doors to prevent incendiaries from nring
the house from the outside. He says his
enemies were attacking him in the press
and that he intends to let the public know
all tine inside facts OF his troubles since
he married Dora r chardsOn. He fully
expected his wife to return home yeSter-
day, and when she dlG not appear he
looked for her tonight. He is watching
and waiting for her return tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24
TRIAL OF MARTIN THORN.
Witnesses Tell of the FIndino OF
Different Portions of the Body
of Gu densuDpe.

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-In 4 little more
inan an hour this morning three addi-
tional Jurors for the trial of Martin Thorn,
the alleged assassin of William Gu.den-
suppe, were secured in the criminal branch
of the Supreme Court OF Queens County.
This m ade ten jurors in all, those selected
to-day being: Nicholas Blake, a carpenter
of FreepoIt; Charles Schneider, real
estate dealer of Valley Stream, and George
f. Elinrd, an oyster man of Great Neck.
The impaneling of the Jury was COM
pleted when the time arrived for the noon
recess the last two jurors chosen being
Vale ntine Walz, farmer of Lynn Brook,
and Elias Velsor, carpenter OF Fort
Washington.
District Attorney YounGs opened the
case for the people in an address which
was, for the ost part, repeti ion Of his
,peech to the jury when the trial began
two weeks ago.
John Mcguire, one OF the boys who
found The first bundle OF Guldensuppe' s
remains III the East River, was called as
the first witness.
The testimony OF the several witnesses
examined this afternoon related solely 10
the finding of the different portions of the
body. 1t was practically the same az tina
zone over at the first trial, and nothing
new was ELECTED. Several OF Gnlden-
suppe's fellow workmen at the bathhouse
described the marks by which they had
identified the BODY as that OF the miss g
ru bber, and at 80 the court adjourned
until tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24
For Five Days Search for
the Missing Student Has
Progressed.
OBTAIN a
SLIGHT CLEW.
1t is Feared the Young Woman Fell
Into a River While In Pursuit
of Botanic al Studies.
Special Dispatch to THE CALL

BOSTON, Nov. % The great mystery
of the disappearance Of Grace Stevenson,
the millionaire heiress who dropped out
OF sight seven months ago. now finds an
equally fascinating parallel, and the
fashionable Mount Holyoke College.
which is greatly excited over the mys-
terious disappearance OF Bertha Lane Mel
lish, the beautiful young daughter Of Rev.
John H. Mellish of Kilinely, Conn. For
five days an unremitting search has been
kept up for the missing student, but not
the slightest clew has been found. The
mystery is complete and battles the keen
est detectives Not even motive can be
guessed at, for the girl had no love affairs,
and not the first shadow had crossed her
pure and happy career. Suicide theories
are secuted as out of the question. Enc
mics she had none. voluntary elope.
ment it could not have been. l. must
either have been a case of murder or kid
nsping.
The first clew 10 the mystery came to-
night, when the following word was re-
ceived by the Massachusetts Secret Ser
vice Agency. which is at work on the case
which may poss bly, lead 10 tie solution
of the girls disappearance: