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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05

:. p Eagse.o. yesterday qualified as az
ecusor o. LIE VA 81 John RaEskin- de-
ceased
sh@r.G Meyer wezt 10 Caehalis yesfs--
form school
non-suit was granted yesterday n the
case q tire Bank ~ British Columbia Vs.
Richard JETS 80 al
The case % AcSatt Benson vs. " G.
hsnnsdy was On .r1al in Judge beason's
department. ysstsTc2y aftsrE2on-
z Esiscost. =. F. De Sow and 2. 3. s
Philips havs been appointed appraisers
Of the estate OF John Conyery, deceased
The nrst report o. D. z. Duris as re-
ceiver % the Queen City Printing Conn
pany was approved yesterday ~ Judge
Moore.
TIE North canal condemnation suit was
not taksn up yesterday. but went ever
unttl this aaorutng, when II xE1 be con-
GUIDED.
mark. wss admitted 20 citisrnshtp yes
terszzy by Judge Eanf0rd. Adam He'd
and George Jensen were witnesses
The receiver who WAS directed last week
70 take charge OF the shangiss owned ~
William Wiles has been ordered 70 sell
them for the BENEFIT OF tbs creditors
A9lie Lexo one OF the defendants in the
suit or C4smentlEe T. Burns vs. George
r Han e a.. yesterday L.si notice OF ap-
peal and bond for z-o0. ~4th FRANK At
wood as surety.
Three men signasixed Inauguration day
~ Hing ceclarat.pn.,<& their intention 10
become citizens. They are John scouss
and Matthew puffie. of Scotland and
Olaf Isakson. OF Sweden.
On petition Judge Moore has authorized
5. ). Carlisle. as administrator or the es-
tase OF Mary Eaton, 70 give required six
months notice OK withdrawal CT a s4ls. -
cspoalt IN the Peoples Savings bank
The jury ia the case OF ". II Peters
VS.. Thomas D. Lindsay Thomas +. Dire
and james Z. Gleason returned sealed
verdsct Wednessday evening. which WHEN N
fer the piSsnIln IL the sum or ssl3.6s.
In the case of s. L Bowman VS.. Lydia
&. Short e al Judge Moore has ordered
the defendants 10 show cause on March
10 why receiver should not be appointed
to take charge OF the mertgSsed prefni-
ses, which are represented as uRoccupied
and gcing to waste.
Default has been entered against ths
defendants Ia the following snlts: The
German savings and Loan Socisty VS.. 4.
w. Woodaman et al, Thomas A. Wright.
jr.. IS. Mary =. Jones e. al; W. ". White
vs. Miles Fuik; The German Savings and
et al.
The sale OF real estate IN thu case Of
Joseph Haywood VS. p. =. Nj. Miller e. al.
has been confirmed By Judge Moore. The
Bel & Denny's plat, soxlll feet on ths
west aide OF First avenue. between Lake
avenue and Clay street IL was sofa 70
the plaintiff February II for $500
The sale Of real estate IN the following
cases has been confirmed: Evan Q. Jones
vs.. Rees =. Daniels ct al, thu west halc
OF lot 2. block Z, Jackson Street sdditisp.
sold February - 10 the plaintiff for 500;
G.. W. T. Griffith. trustee, VS.. The North
western Land and Investment Company.
sold January 10 the plaintiff; Robertson
Mortgage Company Us. George F. Cotter-
81 Ell al, sold January = 10 the plaintiff;
William B. Robertson vs.. Christopher e.
Rsas.-oa eali NoNemher % 70 the plaintiff.
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saved the Chiid's Life.

John MONTGOMERY. OF Gil Alton street. is
a gripman on the Yesler avenue line. lie
IS also q hero. In company with the fender
of his car. This Is how IL happened:
Might before last the car was coming
down the Jackson street hill. when sud-
denly, q short distance ahead, Montgorn-
cry saw a child walking across the street.
She had glass pitcher In one hand. Her
head was bowed down. She was thinking
OF something and was unconscious Of her
danger Montgomery realized that the
child could not escape being struck. but
he worked with sill the energy he had 10
check the car, which responded 70 his ef-
forts and picked tho child up on the fem
der, unframed. A similar case happened
on Pike street two or tkres weeks ago.
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RECORD OF GOOD WORK


--ns Ladiss' Hebrew Eenevclen. Society
held its annual meeting Wednesday IN the
Caa mosr % Commerce hall The Affairs
OF the society are In e-cs114nt condition,
as shown BY Tia following report OF the
president Mrs. A Levy. One might traFel
FAR without dn6ing q record 70 eclipse
ina. OF these benevolent women, wao have
distributed 81. so for sweet charity" with
q total expense o. only So. In ber report
Mira Lazy ssids
.~omcers and Insmkers OK the Ladies
Hebrew Benevolent society: for tns
Gfta time / submit 70 yea my - -, -.
II lsss with q charter Inenesrshi2 %
fhtrty-esvs1- Since that time naAay rArh -
have bean enroAsd on TIE eeoss. a. 80
uerslbers: we now have attg-rxe. During
the year we gained three al1 3oAI IssiNa
nen se-s ~ TernoTal rem sAs ed 81
ra.ssiv[1 ron dues sse4ss Aad sl0s4s8 from
~. domino party given Ia February, lsssi
slso ss.aS commission en- fseAsfs sola Ter
s+T5 "a 81 wEleh I have paid into the
treasury S7s1. 20. ard have stiai - recalvsd
sinos last meeting I nave draws yeEeta.
srs % pay GU s-ss-S =, = I 800 -.
reres.yea from our msEsoeES dues Our
ruzElzE expenses for tbs ear ter postal
cards. prfnftzx RECEIPT SsoEs sc ~ = Sta
- nrfntea posfals ysf on hand our tssAl
~~xe-rrs .cr TIE pact ~. years. inciAdiEx
81 !sr incorporation, stsa Tor = tAoss S1d
Is rsnt ser hall. have essa Only Is.
as thN end cf oEr 3fth year We ray
-~.fi ~ r-oEa % the rcsle work we have
.rrzernvsfSiss6. We hGv. tss5urs>d shout
q ssg "a ssseT charity. WITH an expense 81
sSSx sSen to 20 TIE society. TIE t1elesa-
al sxoen<es incurred IN whiting tn poor,
49, sxve bex1 betrayed ~ the cE5csrs
~ she society. Our society L. Il fairy
r,-exrsroms condition, and = 5 - -
So,s.f that II may cs~ttnue - Work OF
srsaa charity and sssterty e@1sseasIss
fer rasHY years
ses1cns4aer wn&t Ct amount ef good tAas
f--t. sznS Of DoA4s w9ls1- ~sta Limited
ree2Ure@x nas @GcoTnp lasle4 Q441e-sF ard
xx-xt~v-at iraIsy. A isax a. fes records
rrorld rgweaf 4 htsfoTy OF fts OWE q slsas.
age aua szaeH Pad out since tn sye1-
srv vas organ BED. ~ n9~ poor sscsns-
or Sister ia tae sex chamber has nsssa
nssnaz ard cn-ST@4 % aS~ x @tFred
w.xawss seaxx ard h&2ea ssssors oefN4Fef1
es~xshzrs and e Ae9 &sslEtaE1e nss beer
gfFaz - srsbls zcpise4ats 40 are Nor-
~H~ % suxags - son1@ vo-1fsea tlsf NH
rwzk@ fkerr seiH~saNta1Et9E o. ~ F~zna -
= -ss~s3 s4fsw a. y. @ksrs t1aeF S~f~ Asse
te frS SEA- II We have eSsa es1c&SscEa-
al.x - al k&ss Ssssa - s-L-S
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Missionary Meetins.

Rev, rttnr Chac. superintendent &c the
Chinese mission Of tho Tabernacle Baptist
church, win address the W. y. VI. 8. a. tbs
First Free Methodist church. 70. 81 Pima
VIII be. "chHst's Love the Motive Power
In Mission Work"
Rev. Fung Chac has been q suessssfai
pastor for twsnty-thres years. having
labored In various places IN China. Gan
Francisco. Portland and asattls. ard 10 re-
sardsd So ore % tbs meet eloquent and
interesting speakers Of his nationahsy. A
very pssasan; feature % the prsGrausrns
will Be the singing Of Chinese hymns by
xrs Tszng CnAc and her Mit.e Aaaghters.
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SO Years Of Cures.

a: Co. The litigation following has oceu-
pied tha most OF Mt. Neigs' attention
Mr. Meigs Is also known among the old
timers as thu owner OF thu FIRST steam
tug built ON Puget Sound. her name tsinz
the ReSolute- he Is also well known 10
seafaring men as builder or part owner
at ols time or another OF the sailing ves-
sells Nonantum. oakland. Northwest. Tidal
Wave aud the Videt;e.
In some respects Mr.. Meigs was pecu-
liar man. He seldom talked about his
personal affairs, and many men who knew
him thirty years had no idea what state
he came from He was one OF those who
once having come to the conclusion that
he was in the right. would fight to the
bitter end. He has been spoken Of as un-
compromising. He was man of exem-
plary habits, devoted 10 his family and
possessed OF good business ability.
He leaves 3 wife and one daughter,
Lilly
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Articles OF Incorporation were fled yes
seraay for the Seattle Theatrical Aechan-
les Association. The object Is stated TO
unite frsternaily and socially its members:
10 promote the principles Of true eenevo-
ienc@ by associating It's members together
ara granting % each as Tar as may oe
relief In sickness and help and sympathy
tn hours of trouble. and 20 cultivate The
social and moral natures OF It's Members"
Terms Of admission are that the appii-
can't must be q male citizen OF the United
stst~s. IN good health. ever the age Of Il
years who has been employed IN the the
atrirai profession at least six months.
The trustees are Frank oasey. wilma m
III. Learned and Nose Goldsmith
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j. n EckeIs sues for Divorce
Ground. Abandoumesf-

J. n. Eekeis has concluded that mar
rage Il q failure. OF at least that MS mar
risge IS. IL not marriage IN the abstract.
According 10 his complaint. filed yester-
day in the superior court. he was married
in this county six years ago. After q little
more than two years OF married ltfe his
wife left him Of her own accord and has
taken up separate ABODE at Usage. Ia,
and obstlnateiy refuses 20 return TO her
husband and live with him here Or 70
make her home with him at any ether
place.
= Mr.. Fckels declares that he has always
been loyal and faithful husband, and
that he has written TO his recresnt wife.
but that she refuses all his overtures for
q reunion.
The one child born 70 them. = girl years
old. bearing the poetical name Of Pearl
Revfna. Is with her mother in Iowa.
Mr.. Eckels asks the court simply 20
grant him a divorce on the ground OF
abandonment.
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chiIare.,. Home society Meeting.

The monthly meeting OF The washing
ton C7iidren's Home Society was he'd IN
they. W. c. A rooms yesterday afternoon.
Tbs reports Of the state superintendent.
Mrs. Libhie Beach Brown. 70 the board
showed that the work was constantly
growing. During the month OF February
twelve children were taken O; this mum
Der. Christian homes ara desired for TIVE
boys, aged 10 and is. These are brothers,
and II possible they do not want TO bs
separated.
This seciety has eeeri "a operation in thss
Coast country about fifteen months. II
has bacn quietly but stsndily at work and
he's been extending itss4 in various parts
CT ths state There IL 10 public hons
rraintaInea in It's work. bat the Children
are placed on. a. once In good homes
During the time Il has been 10 operation
IL has taken seventy-four cnilarea. seaf-
tie wa. made the headquarters about q
year ego.
so show ths strength ana character o.
ths erganizstion, Lyman ]. Gaze. secre
fary Of the treasury. was. Until hs 70
sigrnc 70 accept hfs high once. vice pres.
dent Of the national beard. Prsssae1'
Mckinley hinlsslf was the oAie Stats
president az the Tociosy.
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Mr. Smith penfrs.

Mary n Smith. In bar suit against shs
city. ,r which she = trying 20 compel that
carvors sicn 20 keen her residences On court
house hill from sliding away. hied a rep'y
yesterday 90 the Affirmative answer OF tie
cray. "a which she denies that she knew
the freacheTou nature u the sol On Mil
street prior % the grading Ct 'hst NOR
onxhfare. and denying that AZ the ttrr,e her
b.,,sA was erected she knew that thu
ground 20 the south and west OF NH street
was continually sliding and hrea XII g
away.
The case was set for Yesterday. sut has
been continued tili Monday.
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applicants, were Il not better 10 give 70
a. ,,,,srf nv than 20 refuse one poor. de-
serving person? Such records and nguFes
nreach a powerful and prscueal sermon
81 beneyolence and sisteriy love; trey
stand as a lasting monumenS 70 1neTa
80 ar-e BANDED together to put into prac-
tice the noble and grand principles or our
sScietv-fo administer relief 20 the poor
and needy sick"
The following officers we're unanimous
IL reelected for another year: Presieent.
Mrs. A. Levy; vice president. Mrs. M. NJ
Frsderlek, treasurer, Mrs. Ida DAVIS
secretary Mrs. I. Cooper.
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MAKER OF SPURIOUS MONEY.
James A. Hoey Arrested on That
Charge by the Police.

James A. Hoey. aged 81 years, was ar
rested yesterday morning by Detective
San Corbett on suspicion Of being the
actual maker OF the spurious half dollar
found in Mack MeAlpin's room a. the Nico-
iette house recently. The arrest was made
at the food and shelter department OF the
Salvation Army. whore the greater part OF
the unemployed ind A place TO sleep.
Hoey gives his occupation as that OF "A
etablenan and 1t Is said that he has
worked for the Seattle Transfer Company.
1t IS supposed that Hoey - the man who
was mixed Up IN a gang OF counterfelters
that worked IN Tacoma several years ago.
The gang was broken up and rwo OF them
were sent over tho road. The one that
escaped Is supposed 10 fe Eoey.
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TIVE more rntnsnx companies have been
sasss 10 TIE HIST Articles % tnoorTsaTSflos
wara rles yesterday Tor sas foslo~tns
ccgnnan8~ss
Snusrt Mining CnnsraGy. capital aSoe
g. asa ae tn s. shares. trustees. l. y
we.~eS. II = Rusr. ". p. White, =.
.-scv~as r1suuw. Agterg Dryzn. Il A SsAn-
len and J A Freeman.
afssta Development Company. eaEstAs
sso.a g 90 $40 ID Size SHARES trustees. A.
" rtsv. =. = Esuiitoa- Arthur azsalsioa
al Charles r. Murisy.
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Laser Css-rnisstcusr Crest - rvs2Artr 2
hsH annual FSpark z0T s4oxnlssl1a % Mayer
" o0ss-
A ps4afzs1. p@x12lt sor ia stone esfs~>
20 - eeae - kar :. u Co.1zan Nas tNk@a
rus wastkrH4g ~ ia contractor Iaza A
MrRNs Uaw Brothers Es&e 9Uek oHt !.
s.ersrit - remove fhs tw2-stsrg altElff- :
Fs.R &C E1s prosperity. 1SWn 81 tas wMrer
rrssvt. tS@ estimated cazt . tzs rGsnevzs
lsssnx : as
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DEATH OF G. A. MEIGS.
coeoxER.s JURY SCORES THE CITY
ToR NEGLIGENCE.

Earnestly Recomnends That the An
thcrstfes Take Immediate steps to
Protect Life and Limb On the Dan
rerens Water Front-The Wharf
WA. I'm Darkness when the Poor
c.a Man Piunged to His Doom
History of the Port Madtson Pie
neer ssfriman.
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allow your appeal. hgt wfM no. ztferap,
% interfere vita the custody Of tie de-
feu6ans"
Even this did not stop the ecion@l. who
asks1 the Indulgence OF The c0ar. whiss he
read another decision. but the Judge had
nlsce % his mind and REFUSED % change
has decision. 60 Krux nil have 70 20 :.
1z1a
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NJ. Geo wolS, CLERK & sAe con1 Ct this
fSasSzs) ooGufy, e@zns n fsw days azo.
s~rs v-lss.s.>s~>s rs ssst5r,onsal - Eh@ rneS
eva ltses cf Ckxzzherisla's CZECH Esnedx.
lie SAYS thxs KS sAilaTsn are crourv and il
gives s.nsosS&saie rellsL--J. GXA SgEzz2
bzsz...ss. ker-@zSliEz. "a
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KITTY Woods, sometimes called Nor
phsne Kate." was arrested yesterday az
ternoon by Detective Williams ana Pa
trolnan Earbes .or the alleged theft Of
SIS from John Johnson, a fsborer. The
trick was turned In q Washington street
odging house, but the police are no. cer-
tain as TO which one. although there are
only two involved.
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r,nx.,.n WIN conte.seA.

re contest cvs- toe vi q Mrs Mary
ronxstam. vel known "a hAng c0~ntF
s-s,srx circles. ass Sefcre 4gdxe Moore Tor
= eea~.-x YESTERDAY AIRS tsaHSs at lsfi
al her propSrsg - Beg e-esh@F- FrsnA a
stewart. asx hasa&A4 = esntestAls tae
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.rhs e1ue-egr. IS hsslst as = hsrs.nrsr %
Sp~srE L t. asSo reminder thst hloos-
SuFsser j. Ssess3 20 prepare the system
fsr sns 6eeNltsfinS weather - cone
g.lsten AnG xea ~ hsar IRE nt-es stnrtr :,
Take Ayers sara pzrf-lz s. MAsea- April.
May"
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Atsss ucson Lensra service ct fhs Epis
oopas churches az Rfzlto han, 1875 20 E.t
today, Rev Il. Il Gowsn wsn speak unfs'
the esnarsi tsrs.s sskAn And EiEnses.
m 'sffts Pasrsons"
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evfa s~Newsnw ~rw salts weTe 6lss YES
se~asv - tAs sasseT1aE easzTsi
Y-8~-nrs ~osfo1 ~ Anfe1 aNaz~ sz,sa--
= 8.-se.z ~ Scaals - E1A~zs--4R.-
Bosz..a "a Lsre-A {. SAo-t a. a.
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Matte Hurns I'm Jail.

Matte Fraser. alias Matte Burns, who
We. living With Georgs =. Taalmsn. ire
CID Ynaa who c!ed suddenly February Is in
room q. the scuTopsan house. or Wash.
.nStoa street. was arrested last evsnsn @.
No charge vas placed against nsr.
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arsrss.--3nsch's Nast-Eurfss T. pare
and hlsiay nsnrlshirg, IL u sndsEsse and
prescribed by the medical profssston m
general as ths greatest o. az 1zalt tsntcA
AZ your druggists.
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cIrETNTTOwN. March s-s-tish scio
Crornartyshtre, froEn san Francisco. NO
v~-foer .. for this port. ons OF he four
sailing vessels engaged n tie rs@s srsm
Can Francisco. hiss arrived.
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WAS PENSION DAY.
-v AVID NAVY cERTrFicATEs
o~xrmoR.TE INAUGURATION.

,,ss pfefure Hung Above the
a. the County Clerks Once,
xs.re the Line of Veterans anA
x. stood-A Pfctarescue and
scene. Bringing
.~nts Of Mexican Baffleneids
~ the Hsrdsssps and Prfss-
a..s Of Camp and c."saisn-
a.hrr Court Views
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No theory Of germs TO chill
Afeetien's bndiing blisses:
whez ardent lovers took thcir all
No microbes on their kisses.
How happy they were not TO knew
The gerH-faa-ss years aga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
TiUUiNy SOCIETY ELECTION.

one thousand braves crowded the meeting room IF
the Tammany Society in the Wlgwam last evening 10
take par In the annual election for the thirteen
sachems and other officers. Richard Croker was not
present in the flesh but he credited with having
dictated the few changes that were made In the
ticket that was elected. Il the accepted rumor
among his followers last evening that he had short
ened the time for his stay In England and would be
back in New-YOrk not later than August
Among those present the meeting were ex-Mayor
Grant, John G. Sheehan. Judges Giegerch, Bschoff,
Van Wyck Conan ODwyer. Mccarthy. Stiner.
Lynn and OGorman. j. J. Little. ex-senator r. G.
O'Suvan James j. Martin. Asa Bird Gardiner,
Miles NJ O'Brien and William Sohmer
only two changes were made In last years list
OF sachems. Nathan Straus who was proposed for
membership by Mr.. Croker at the last meeting the
latter attended before sailing for Europe, In Feb
ruary, superseded Congressman Amos j. Cum
mings. Mr. Straus Is a Gold Democrat, while Mr..
Cummings cast his fortunes with the silverltes:
The Congressmans exclusion from the Board or
Sachcms yariously commented upon. The
other change was the substitution OF George w.
Grand Sachem at the next meeting, May r. In
place OF Justice Frederick Smyth of the Supreme
Court. Justice Smyth has attended only one meet
ing OF the society since his reelection 10 the bench
Tammany men. pure and simple and profess no
political principles OF any description. over I'VE
hundred votes polled for the following ticket.
which was the only one In he ne le,d ana wns duly
Sohmer, George b. Mcclellan, Nathan Straus.
Charles Weldc. Patrick Keenan, John {. Sheehan.
j Sergeant Cram George w. Punkitt Henry ID.
liotchkiss. John n. Patrick. William Sulzer and
ioldrick; treasurer, Peter F. Meyer; sycamore,
William H. Dobbs; wisknkie Daniel NJ Donegan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
OBITUARY NOTES.

St. Louis April 1.-THE Rev. DR. James brooheS'
pastor emeritus Of the Washington ana compton
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Is dead lie was dS
we'll known in England as in this country. Aslue
from much magazine work he wrote seventeen
books and 200 tracts. HIS death was cauSen pS
Bright's disease. ., :,
Haverhill Mass. April l9.-Alayor BenJamlh !.
Brickett was stricken by apopexy while si'tlns III
chair at his home. in Main-st TINS aitsrhoG 5
on April TO- 1886 and after being educated AT Phli-
lips Exeter Academy was graduated at Dartmouth
In 1861 He entered the Harvard Law Scho9l, anu
number Of years as Assistant District Attorney ior
Essex County. He prominent In Democratic
politics was elected To the State Senate in 1871 ana
was "A delegate to the St. Louis Convention oil lSZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
"PEACE" CELEBRATED IN SANTA CLARA.
EVEN wEYLER COULDN'T TAKE PLEASURE I;
SUCH A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
M. GOES

ING GOES ON
Havana April ia demonstration has been held
in Santa Clara capital of the province of that name
70 celebrate the pacfcation of that part OF the
island and 10 do honor to Captain General Weyler.
The Mayor and Aldermen presided over the demon
stration There was large meeting OF the inhab-
itants in front of General Weylers house The
latter through his adjutant. returned thanks for
the honor which he received but said he did not
care for such demonstrations.
Colonel Aldea, with the Navarro Battalion and
a detachment of local guerillas, has been engaged
in the woods near Jacas. Province of MatanZas
with the remainder OF the reunited insurgent forces
commanded by Regina Alfonso Cervantes and
Renito Socorro. The troops captured the insurgent
camp killed eleven Of the enemy and captured the
insurgen. Major Alvarez. Later the troops pur-
sued the insurgents to the Cienaga de Iapata,
where in another engagement the insurgent Cap
tains Fernando Sanabria and Julian Sanabria, Ser
geant Chavez and observation-disclosures Socorro were
killed.
The Maria Cristina Battalion has had a skirmish
with an insurgent force commanded by Agullera
The latter killed with six or his men.
Cornelius Mall, Herzen and Evan Evaros. Amer
lean citizens, who have been imprisoned on charges
of disorderly conduct have been placed at the dls-
posal of Consul General Lee:
The Marquis of Balboa died to-day
The wife and daughter Of Mr.. Hyatt. the Amer
lean Nice-Consul at Santiago de cuba, nave beeh
attacked by yellow fever
Thomas Dawley. the American artist, who was
arrested at the trocha last June and imprisoned AT
Havana on a charge of being In communication
the Ward Line steamer. and is due there 'o-mor-