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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
UNION

Schenectady y Y. Sept la-The 10Th session OF
Union College was begun last Tuesday. with the
registration OF he incoming class Of 1901. some
sixty men have registered. and many applicants
were turned away because % insufficient pr"para-
ion. Al the first chapel service Of the fan term.
held last Friday morning President Raymond de-
livcred an Informal address
The following faculty changes have been m
nounced: Professor Thomas : Wright. ~ m"
physics department. has assumed charge OF Inc
mathematical department. and VIII eventually III
either Of the above chairs wneh 'uo, rs pr
sisted in the physics department by frank
Thomps N. Princeton. 81 Professor j. II. SioHcr:
who occupies the chair OF biology. IL now enjoying
his slbbatical year IN Europe During his ahscnc'
his place Will be hllei by DR.. 4 a Tyler lAfay-
Dartmouth. %. has leen chosen - phyNcaI ~
structor 10 succeed Dr.. g. l.inhart, resigned
'9 has been secured instructor In the engineer
Ing department The important place of Instructor
Brvon ! Krackctt. Syracuse On and Johns Hop
kins ~. H. X. Webster. Hamilton; -; mas brrn
appointed 20 ~. instructOrahip I'm the department
Thc football prospects ,hls fall are exceptionally
bright although captain rrchton VIII hIvc io
create a team virtually from raw material This
appears strong. however ana WIN H'ny o.,
Pollard Is coaching the team and the progress has
been comparatively rapid The n1alo,,iy % sht
VARSITY men this season. II appears, VIII he trNi
men Manager Turner has announced tnH Sth."u' -,
thus far arranged as follows; sePtcinoep ~.
rulnpus. octobe- o. Ncw-Jcrsey Athletic 'Iuh, a
Albany. October H. Laureate 1T Troy: ocio"er .,
syracre. AZ Syracuse. october =. princeton. "t
Princeton: october -. Ringers. al Alhhnf NpN'H
her 3 Laureate. on the campus November - ny,
cato nj Hamilton. November li. Bunhio fo"tbhu
cub al Toronto. Canada. November ~, HOBART al
Albany. ,,..,-. .. ,,o,..,
brighter Not only almost all of Idtt Nt"I 81
rrack athletes back but several excellent men
have entered in the freshman class. .,-.
Cof and tennis are now dividing the attention
formerly monopoHzcd 10y the latter The c9I.Ec
int
usual tournament Will be played this fan WIN the
Edison Golf club. . , .,..
Al the presidents reception - the Incoming chss
last Friday night good music was furnished by IN"
musical organizations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
GAINED 4 HEAVY SEA WITH OIL.

HONOLULU not UNEVENTFUL
The American ship william H. Macy. of Rockport
Me- arrived here yesterday from Honolulu after a
voyage Of ll5 days. on June II she touched at Atu
takaf Island. me northern OF the Cook group
AVID exchanged clothing for fruit with the natives
american and British missionaries are on the island
OF the Horn h, aVy gales were met. ard oil poured
on the waves Gained them perceptibly September
O. Emil Johlnsen one OF the crew, died OF consump-
ton and WAS buried at sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
TWENTY DOLLARS

The easy value of them as made
and sold in the tailoring trade IS
double. We pay literally for the
privilege of presenting you to this
new branch of our business.
Men accustomed to fine tailoring
can give this announcement COM
pIete confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
PRINCESS MAY
ST GLOVES

is evidence of the magnitude of our
Glove ventures.
The maker has no superior in
the world.
Real Kidskin, not lamb imitation,
in every Glove.
The same care applied to making
as if they cost double.
A full standard stock in Store al.
ways.
will be printed later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-20
WOMEN'S
GLOVES

We are creating our own trade.
marks in the best lines of Kid
Gloves. The simple statement that
we risk one Hnna,ed Thousand
Dollars in our stock OF
The oasis., 1897-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
MINING MACHINERY FOR SALE.

Stamp Mill $50 10 continuous pan pans ssettler with All shartins Couplings and Betting  large Blake Orc cruSber with two new set shoes.
The oasis., 1897-01-30
Alslxo~A NEWS
lrulled froln Exchanges. l

opposes division.
 Prescott Courier; Fourteen horses failed to drag the Senator stage over the divide yesterday morning. Snow. five feet deep.
 There is a great demand for dwell lingS at Yuua, to till which John Gandolfo coutemplates erecting sey- erai cottageS to rent.
 The Guardian states that during inc recent storm more snow iell in the mountains surrounding the Gila Val ley than ever known before.
 The school fund at Yuma is ex- haustcd, but the schools are to be cunlinuce and the expense has been provided by popular subscription.
 Florence Tribune: The twelve year old son Of William Ormsby had his right leg broken in three places Thurs day morning by horse falling with him.
 Flagstaff Sur Demncrat: Flagstaff parish, presided over by Rev. F. Diliy. is the largest in the territory. It ia- cludes all the towns west tn Ash Fork, and cast to the New Mexico line.
 The Stockman says: In the year of 1856 Wilcox was the banner shipping point, having exceeded the Tucson shipments by one train load-66l Lead, while Tucson slaughtered more cattle than any other point in Arizona, lead irg Phoenix by ninety-seven head
 On the road between Bisbee ard Tombstone, last Saturday. Mir. Frank Ramsey found the dead body of man who had been working for some time in the San Pedro valley and was fami- liarly known as Bob" There were two bullet holes in the back and one in the head, indicating an assassina- tion.
 Phmnix Republican: One oe the bell boys of the Hotel Adams mixed mp himself, dog, bicycle and saddle horse yesterday morning on Center street. When the mud cleared away about all the disastrous results If the scrimmage apparent were q howling and limping dog and thor Oughly scared bell boy.
 Surveyors will be in the field within ten days. says the Tempe News, to establish q complete and final survey of the extension to Globe of the Salt River Valley railroad. The compile tion of this road is an assured fact within thc present year and c0mmer- cially means great deal to the fa rm- ing community of the south side.
 Florence Tribune: In crossing the Gila river at the ford north of town tue right hind wheel of the spring wagon in which Thos II Mcclellan was driving broke dpwn oyerturning the wagon and throwing Mir. Mcclellan into the river. It was with much difficulty that the wagon and team were rescued from the treacherous stream. Mr. Mcclellan was very near ly exhausted from his exertions, but was right as triyet after few mo ments rest.
 Many merchants arc well aware that their customers are their best friends and take pleasure in supplying them with the best goods obtainable. As an instance we mention Perry & Cameron, prominent druggists of Flushing, Michigan They say: We have no hesitation in recommending Chamhorlain's Cough Remedy t0 our customers as it is the best congh me dicinc we have ever suld and always
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11
HAYrI BENDS THE KNEE.
Humiliation Forced Upon Her by
Emperor William.
I'm Compliance with HIS Demand She
sniutes the German Flag, and
VIII Pay Indemnity for the
Lueders AFFAIR.

Port Hu Prince, Hayii. Dec. She
trouble between Germany and Hnyti
appears TO be settled. The Haytan
government has saluted the German
flag and the foreigners who had sought
refuge on board ships In this harbor
have returned TO their homes.
IL Is understood that the question OF
the indemnity demanded by Germany
fo- the alleged illegal arrest and inn
prlsonment OF Herr Emil Lueders,
German subject. has been settled TO the
satisfaction OF Germany and that all
the demands OF that country have been
agreed TO by the government Of Hayti,
in face Of the display Of force made
Ivy Germany and under the threat Of
a bombardment OF the defensive works
81 the port unless these demands were
agreed TO within the eight hours fol-
lowing the time the German ultimatum
was delivered Monday morning. short
" after the arrival at this port OF the
two German cruisers sent TO back up
the demands OF the German minister
here. Count Schwerin.
The first part of the settlement took
place at six o'clock Monday night, when
the Haytian fleet formally saluted the
German flag from the flagship OF the
feet of llayti, the Crete-a-Pierrot. u
small vessel Of 040 tons. armed with a
few guns OF light caiber Admiral
Kilick, the HIaytian commander, had
charge Of the formal salute of the Ger
man flag. While the flag OF the republic
was being dipped on board the Crete-a-
Pierrot TO the standard OF Germany the
band Of the Haytian navy played the
German national anthem and the Hay
tian flagship fired 81 guns, which were
answered by the German flagship, the
Charlotte, which is used as a school
ship.
The second part OF the settlement OF
the trouble between Germany and
Hayti took place Tuesday morning.
when Count Won Schwerin, the German
minister TO Hayti, was formally and sol
EMMY received by the IIaytian officials.
The latter, IL Is understood. have as
sured the German authorities that sum-
mary Justice will be promptly melted
out 10 those OF the officials OF IIayti
who caused the enlargement between
the republic and Germany.
The citizens Of Hayti are very much
dissatisfied over the outcome, and there
is intense excitement here. Members OF
the French colony are on board French
vessels in the harbor German residents
have taken refuge on the German yes
sells. while the English are on the Atlas
line steamers. There are no American
vessels in the harbor, though the Mar
blehead is expected, and American resi-
dents have placed themselves under the
protection OF the American minister,
ard have taken all their most valuable
property TO the legation for safe keep
ina
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11
A PAIhETlc Scene.
Enacted Mt the Bedside OF the Presf-
dents Dying Mother.

Canton, o., Dec. s.-Once more the
children of Nancy Allison Mckinley
have gathered about her couch. made
sacred by her tenacious struggle
against death. The reunion is COM
plete. The president arrived before the
death angel made his visit and took
with him the spirit of the aged mother.
With the children were other reln-
tives, among whom was the aged sis
ter OF Mrs Mckinley. Mrs. Abigail os-
borne, mother OF Consul w. NJ. Os-
borne.
The scene was pathetic one that
beggars description. In the midst of IL
all there was Joy unspeakable
In the breast Of the president lie
had again been permitted to see
his mother alive. He had an
swered all the obligations OF his coun-
try. lie had fulfilled his vows to his
people. lie had witnessed the assem-
bling OF congress. and had been cheered
with the news at the same time that his
mother was better.
In the midst OF the deep sorrow OF this
family there is feeling OF JOY. The
fondest hopes the family has cherished
since the alliction came was that the
president might be permitted 20 be
present when the inevitable dissolution
came and that the mother might again
realize his presence. These hopes have
been granted them aud they now pa
tiently and resignedly await the end.
The scene in the sickroom when the
president arrived was touching and
pathetic. Quietly, under the power OF
the remarkable self-control he is az all
times able to exert he gazcd upon the
sweet and dearly beloved face, show
ing only an emotion OF Joy when the
mothers eyes opened and her face
lighted up with smile OF recognition
and OF greeting. Then. as he stopped
10 kiss and cnress her, he felt the tender
ontwming Of her arm about his neck,
The arm that soothed him in childhood
and has thousand times been his main
stay In times OF. trouble-that arm,
though weakened by paralysis. was
raised and placed about the neck of her
beloved SON.
The president and Mrs. Mckinley, to-
gether with other relatives from the
east, came early in the morning, the
latter part Of the journey being made
on n special train. They were taken 10
the homestead as rapidly as possible
and as they entered the sickroom Miss
Helen Mckinley said: Mother. here
are William and Ida" The president
was at the bedside and, STOPPING over.
kissed the wan face. II was then that
the most distinct rally Of the illness
came. Then the cnfcebled arms encir-
cled and caressed the son OF whom she
said:
"IIe was a good boy. hope he will
be as good president"
Al 1880 Mother Mckinley was rest
ing easily DR. Phillips at his last visit
reported that she was resting easier
than any time during the day,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11
A BLOW THAT KILLED.
Jim Rnrry, nm American, knocks Out
"A DritIshcr In London.

London. Dec. s. Walter Croot, Of
Newcastle, England, who was defeated
for the bantam weight championship
of the world az the National Sporting
club Monday night by Jimmy Barry, Of
Chicago, died Tuesday morning Of the
injuries which be received during the
contest.
The knockout blows consisted OF a
severe punch over the heart, and then a
crushing right handler on the jaw.
Barry, who was arrested shortly after
the death OF Croot, was taken to the
Bow street police court. The affair
has caused great excitement in boxing
circles.
Barry and his second. Tommy White,
were charged at the Bow street police
court with manslaughter aud were
locked up in cells. Barry is greatly
depressed by the death OF Croot
An the prisoners were remanded for
week. bail in each case being accepted
In the sum of & 90. Sir George Chef
wynd became surety for Mr.. Angle.
and the proprietor OF a newspaper de-
voted 10 sporting matters became
surety for Barry and White.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11
FINDS SOME FAULT.
Spanish Cabinet Picks Flaw I'm the
PresIdenra Mesange.

Madrid, Dec. s.-The cabinet ON
Tuesday considered dispatches from
Senior De LONE, Spanish minister at
Washington, containing extracts from
President McKinleys message TO con-
gress. The ministers agreed in consid-
ering the message generally favorable
TO Spanish interests. It's tone has pro-
duced good effect I'm official circles;
but IL is pointed out that 1.-THE para
graphs relating 10 the alleged rights of
the United States 20 intervene In the
Cuban question are calculated 10 dis
please the Spanish people,
The message pleasantly surprised the
majority Of Spnniards. who hardly ex4
pected that President Mckinley would
90 so far IN his approval OF the new
colonial policy or his recognition Of
SPANS right to be allowed the time
necessary to carry out the same. They
are especially satisfied to see the
United States executive state so power
fully the presidents in international
law regarding bclligercncy and dis
claim any intention Of interfering with
SPANS rights. They are less salts
fed with the eensure passed on the pre-
vious colonial policy and with the con
tcntion that the United States has tried
TO check flibusters. Spain declines TO
admit this contention, but on the whole
the prevalent impression Is thatsPresi-
dent McKinley's attitude is more ia
yorable than was President Grants in
the former Cuban Instruction Finan-
cial and political circles welcome the
prospect Of less tension between Spain
and the United States and OF truce
giving time 10 test the new policy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11
HEROIC sPANlARps.
Refuse 60 Surrender 60 Gen. Garcia,
and Nearly 500 Are killed.

Havana, Dec. s.-The report OF the
capture OF Guisa by Gen. Garcia Is con.
hrmcd. The report adds that the entire
garrison OF the town, composed OF 500
men. died heroically without surrender
ing Only 45 Spanish soldiers survived,
aud they were made prisoners by Gen
Garcia. Gen. Garcia sent word to the
Spnninrds before the bombardmcnt
that they would be pardoued IL they
would surrender. The only answer was
a shout Of Long Live Spainl" and a
general vollcy from all the forts. The
destruction OF the town was completed
In i2 hours
The Spanish official report describes
the terrific effects 81 the pneumatic
dynamite gun used by Gem Garcia.
The insurgents fred 72 dynamite shots
on the forts. Each shot wrought terri.
bic havoc. The gun was operated q
short distance from the town. Not a
house remains In Guisa. All were blown
60 pieces Besides the dynamite gun
the insurgents used two field pieces,
six and eight-pounders.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11
DISASTER IN A MINE.
DInst Kills One Man and Fatally In
lures TWO.

JACKSONVILLE, o., Dec. 0.--One man was
killed and two were fatally hurt at
Floodwood, o., Wednesday afternoon.
The victims were Riley Powell and son,
win, and Peter Klinesmith, Of Logan.
The two Powells were working In the
mines Of G.. V. Shafer a. Son, aud were
victims Of blast bursting through the
ribs Of an adjoining room. The younger
Powell was instantly killed, and the
father will die. Klinesmith was boss.
ing a gang Of workmen engaged In
tearing down the old furnace, when a
pulley gave way aud fell upon him, IA
tally iniuring him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11

st. Louis, Dec. o.-At Wednesdays
session of the Interstate National
Guard association Gen. Bell, the presi-
dent, announced the following cXecu-
tive committee: Gen. Reese, OF Hi
nois: Gen. Bend, Of Minnesota; Gen.
snowdcu. Of Pennsylvania, and Col
Curtis, Of Indiana This committee
will go 10 Washington 20 urge upon
congress the necessity OF appropriate
ing So 900 yearly for the national
Guard
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11

Detroit. Mich. Dec. o. Frank Fadel-
liu was found guilty Of murder in the
first degree and was sentenced 70 I'm
prisonmcnt ia the Jackson penitcntiary
for life by Judge Chaplin in the record.
er's court Wednesday. Endellin shot
his son Frank the night Of September
p because his wife and son would not
admit him 10 the house, he having
failed for some time previously to sup-
port hts family.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11
TO CONTROL GOLD OUTPUT.
4 Novel Concern II Incorporated mt
Jcrscy city.


New York, Dec. s.--A gold trust Is the
latest novelty in Jersey City. The ofii-
oinl name under which the concern is in
corporatcd is the Menlo Trading COM
pany. The incorporators are Charles
n. King. Nelson r. NanderhCof and Au-
gustus G. Kellogg, al of Jersey City.
These men are supposed Go be agents OF
the bonanza kings. who will manage the
trust. The articles Of Incorporation
state that the object 81 the company il
10 acquire and purchase gold mines
and establish factories for the treat
ment OF ores. IL was said Tuesday that
the new company will include the own
ers Of the principal mines IN California.
Colorado, Idaho. Montana, and Mexico.
aud that the aim Of these capitalists is
TO control the gold output Of the United
Stnteg
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11
PROMISED SUPPORT FAILS.
Hnytis President Issues IA Procinmn-
tiOn Regarding German Anair.

Huytis BrcHtdent ISSUES n iFoeihhh-
ton Regarding German Anair.
Port au Prince, Dee. 0.-Shortly be-
fore two o'clock p. m. the president
issued a proclamation to the people OF
Hayti, saying that for the second time
Hayti had yielded to German force,
contrary to its rights. The govern
ment, according 10 the proclamation,
had decided TO resist even 10 the last,
but owing TO the lack Of promised
moral influence, the character Of which
is not indicated in the proclama ton, IL
was obliged to accept the ultimatum.
The proclamation invites the Haytian
people TO cease internal quarrelings
add 10 labor for the raising up again Of
the nation. The public mind continues
agitated and all the regulars and the
national guard are in readiness.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11

OF the coming year TO meet running
expenses. THE enormous stock of
sugar. wool and other articles which
had been brought into the country be-
fore the new law went into effect" said
Mr.. Howell, talking to your CORE
spondent, will have been pretty well
used .up by the end of the present year,
and the importations will be resumed.
When this is done l think the earnings
of the new law will be very satisfac-
tory. We are now getting S25,O0OO,OOO
n month, and the revenue from sugar
alone will be about S5.O00,000. while the
increase from other sources will also be
very considerable. So. il seems 10 me,
that congress when IL looks over the
field and sees what the new law has
done, and what II is likely to do in the
near future, will have no occasion TO
regret its action or TO enter upon any
further revenue legislation at present
at least."-Charles ID. King.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11
THE VAN SHACK CASE.
The Famous Damage suit Gets In
10 the Chicago Courts.

Chicago, Dec. 0.--Alrs. Florence Van
Setback, on Wednesday, began suit
against her fathcr-in-law, Peter Van
Setback, one OF the leading business
men OF Chicago, asking damages in
the amount OF S75 900 for alienation Of
her husbands affections, and $4,000
for libel. Mrs. Van Setback claims
that her father-in-law induced her hus-
band 20 leave her by means Of letters
containing charges which she de-
nounccs as untrue. The plaintiff re-
Gently secured a verdict by default for
S65, 900 against the defendant in Brook
lyn, but that judgment not being opera
tive in Chicago, she has brought an
other action here.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11

City Of Mexico, Dec g.-Therc is
much interest shown in Mr.. Bryan's ap-
preaching visit and the disposition Is
to treat him as distinguished Ameri-
can without regard to his political
standing as the chief Of the democratic
party. Tie will be cordially received
by the government and shown many at
entions. The American residents in
various cities are organizing reception
committees.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11

New York, Dec. o. The largest life
insurance policy ever issued by any
company IN the world was ISSUED
Wednesday 10 George w Vanderbilt by
the Mutual Life Insurance company.
The policy is In the straight life, 2o-
year class. and amounts to Sl.000oO0.
Mr.. Vanderbilt is to pay an annual pre-
nifurn Of xgs 600
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11

Denver, Col. Dec. 0.-Thc state 81.
prcme court in an opinion delivered
rpheld the tax assessed upon the ears
Of the American Refrigerator Transit
company In use IN Colorado. Under
this decision ears Of the Pullman Pal
ace Car company and the various meats
and fruit transportation companies are
liable to taxation IN this state.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11
out on Hall.

Lincoln. Ncb.. Dee. s.--EN-Auditor
Eugene Moore. convicted OF embezzling
and under sentence OF eight years In
the penltentiary, was released late
Tuesday evening from the county jail
on an order from the supreme court,
which approved his bail bond. Moore
is broken ia health and spirits and a
picture Of nbiect misery.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11

Havana. Dec. s.-Capt. Gen. Blanco,
the governor general signed decree
releasing al persons who have been me
prisoned on charge Of completely IN the
insurgent movement
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11

Jefferson City, Mo, Dec. 0.-The Mis-
souri, supreme court has affirmed the
death sentence against John Hunt. Sr..
who Is TO hang January 10. Hunt MUIR
dered his daughter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-12-11

OFree traders who expected support
for their peculiar views from the Eng
lish statistician, Mulhall will be disap-
pointed to know that he has taken pains
to point out the fact that the exporta-
tions Of the United States have i'm
creased three times as fast as has her
population during the protective tariff
period. Mr.. Mulhall shows in a recently
published article that while the in.
crease in population in the past 20 years
has been 81 recent. the increase in the
value Of expectations has been rs per
cent, and practically all that under a
high protective tariff.