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Chicago. Say 29.-At the thi'u u"s
session Of the Cumberland Preshy'er''"S'
resolutions we're adopted expressing sym
pathy with the American Bible society
and promising the cooperation. Of s,,i me
Cumberland church. Rev y -, SH', nd.
SUPERINTENDENT of the Bible society," y, t tSs
dressed the assembly, on tue we wor h.s y, ~
nreanigation. OF which he is the heau, -
u Wv i N. scott, general manager Oh
the ", committee Of The hoard of publiGa1,1ion'
submitted the report of that co hn credit
II shovel that the balance Of me ', ,,r,
OF the committee mp TO we pses az, ycnr
IA s2l5.. The balance mp 10 the HFs' WV
The receipts during the prese,aass ys and
including the hallnce On hand, s-uo'i hand "','
the expenses including the eash or moon
iust equal this amount TINS a''p, h' ,bn
Inc corforence heard the reports OF tne
committee on ministers and on the organ
ization Of Christian Endeayor'
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rrrz AND coBnErT.
National sporting club of J,ouJop L.,

N"'''"Nf iWb
Anxious To Arrange Match.
Bundlo. n, y, May - Major NJ Y.
winthrop of London, England who repr,-
~ntcd the National Sporting club OF Eng
lond at Carson city. -pns in Buffalo this
morning on his way do Northern Miohi-
Sml 10 hunt slnl fish, In speaking of the
probability OF another light between Fitz-
simmons ara Corbctt he selu:
thlnk lYl2 ought to roengulzo Cor
hrtt ClNlnS ior auothCf go. tho lAst fight
was so unHAt.staC cory TO 40 many that |
tlllnN 1uo hei nGht is proper titz whipped
'"Ii"t fairy hn1 s'luarc!y M Their Cat
soh CITY nEht and ! think ho GOULD no
pear tho dose lts funny What vast
majority retue 20 R,vc ltab credit for his
victory. hut then lob IA not a tnonc-,
maker and ITO win not have to nght again.
J have hoard from Jack Angie. tho tof-
cree ot the NItio al Spori,rW club of
ls9n'lnn. who Is regarded a. thu hest au-
tiMltS on eDurl@ IN the ktnpiom, Tie i<
Wiling to. M fact has offered Sl0en for
q nght rms purse viii I've offered IN a
short tlm~. u Wei Doe tho lArrost purso
ever oiirret fnr a heavyweight champion
ship Eight. srd thuls lrtX viii lrht \,
the National cluh beasts OF q seating. CA
pneltN OF unlN zoo price OF adm s-Son win
lac at $40 apiece Int that n not an You
see. II tho hgh tales place there both
hEulHrs can f,el APguN'd of "A SQUARE deal
fsnd thaf ~ morn than Corhrtt clnirus in
NE last affair lie aid not get exactly a
hulHic dcU M ttrnou. hut | doubi II
anything done or said ~ Stuart or SIler
il0d any erect or thu result"
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CHRYSANTHEMUM CULTURE
Rules to Guide Those Who Compete
for Prizes,
HOW TO CM1lCISE THE FLOWER.
Paints Tint should lie T"hcn Int"
consideration by Judgcs-iirst
Method of Culture.
TO CRl1lCISE THE FLOWER.

To arrange and manage chryuah'he-
mum show requires almost as much eS-
,e,ionce and skill as Is necessary on the
other hand 10 grow the plants anu tio"e'F
for prize competition, and IT may DC "S
well TO look into the workings OF cor
roctly planned show, having in view lis'
prcatfei porsibic achievement from AL TO-
sources IN command h.ai,,
FERMENTATION Is necessary and must ofBi'
mot only With the plants al apringude, put
ANYBODY such details as VIII work out pray
ticaliy as wen rs In theory 80,
All growers who propose 10 become con
t.etaprs must at planting time hhVo
lst of requirements 10 work TO- sucn az
contained in the advance premium ISL ~
Is like cropping IN the dark TO oonllhenuu
to work for prizes wheh such P'lN9
nat announced until the harvest Is apoul
n, hand and the work ended. Nheh tti'
final outcome may be uncertain and largely
n matter of speculation az To a large hnu
,,,ccsssful display particularly among the
.matcurs. II may be we'll 10 appoint
committee for the purpose OF chnN"'Hl"e
smong tho flower growers and learn w =
fact 10 what extent they can DC nopsis, ,.
on for making exhibits, whether Tor com =
natition or exhibition only TINS support
may n NECESSARY he taken IN pledges. agree
i,, "a mako nm exhibit OF such propoftloha
ae ,heIr respective means and time VII
alloy and come IN for as many cnsh prem
iums TO be offered as their SKIN van al
low them 10 VIII -, .,o
when such promises have been haue
tho COMMITTEES have right TO expect Tue
fulfillment and TO this extent the SUGGEST
~ mo show ia guaranteed IN advance, anc
not ion 10 a mere matter OF chance as
TO who may feel inclined TO exhipit ana
who may not. ,..
In return for these pledges, ana intures
shown by the flower growers. correspqca'
ingIy fair smount should be authorizec
for prize money and the list OF prize
stIpulated. Then the growefh on the othsi
hand have something 10 expect TOT theli
pledges as we'll as for a seasons arhuous
labor. .,...,,..,s
IL a properly qualified Judge to pass on
the award OF prizes.
Most OF the leading shows throuehop'
tho country have shown preference Tor
but one person to MI this office, claiming
that an EXPERT who understands his buhi-
ness is All that is necessary, ana thefe
no necessity Of multiplicity OF persons
10 do the work
A f,lly qualified Judge should be an *,
pert grower. and a person oil undispu'co
fairness. among those whose eShihits are
subject 10 his decision. He should be able
10 tell the color. form and shape on nearly
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THE CONVEX PALACE.


/
cisco. Dcnr to Pioneers.
San Francisco Wave
| 1t is significant Of the strange. fanc'iui
character Of san Francisco people and San
Francisco institutions that saloon cou'a
become famous throughout the city simply
/ because of the cobwebs upon its ceilings.
! Abo Warner ana the "Cobweb Palace
on Meiags' wharf vanished at practically
the same timo and their passing is sign
ucant OF these latter days as Was lncir
popularity in 1t former period me Guy
is changing. has changed WIN sufpa.h-
ing swir1ness In the last fiye years Ihe
old order of things IS A'slhs away. ne"
period is beginning. ! me was When '9nh
Francisco was picturesque IL had associa-
tion II had local color, II had DaehBrouhh
and the like. Things happened mere nov
elists chose the city as tue scene oi their
plots English story writer's caused th+ir
characters TO turn UP in san Francisco.
or To be seen in san Francisco aiter
years Of absence and silence. Ventures ny
sea departed from san Francisco me
name OF Montgomery street was seen III 'hc
pages of jules Nernes novels Ehshsh-
speaking people OF India or emma or south
Africa knew about Mob mn ahu oniiiorh' =,
street. the Cllit house and chinatown ana
the what Cheer house" and WooJward's
Abe Warner and his bar" belong to
,his uoriod The city may not have grown,
hui il changed suddenly, brusquely, Ike
The scene Shifting OF play. and In the
aew mise ON scene Abe Warner had no
place, ,
can remember this BAR perfectly
we'll. The first. kecnes' ana about the
only inn resson Of II was that OF fusion.
worse than any junk shop usks by inc
hundred engraved and painted totem poles.
models Of shire In glass bottles, pictures
that wore fearfully and wonderfully made.
stuffed fishes. tho gigantic fieurehead OF
ship. and arrows and Jayelins from The
Pacific Islands. bnrbod with sharks teeth.
Overhead the cobwebs hung thick and gray.
like the dense smoke cloud that clings TO
| the coillng after flash light picture has
heen taken. while here and there In uncx-
pected corners and IN wicker latticed TASKS
iurked wine and whisky, Jamaica rum
blinking with rod and yellow eyes. Ike cats
hidden In attic corners
Then there were the monkeys, who DO
one ever thought Of claiming up, ANA the
harsh. hoarse parrots. and the marinoscts
and the cats, and tho strange naiheless
birds In curiously made cages with withes
and bamboo. straight from the fills or
the Marnuesas 81 the Navigators 10 won
der the old man died when separated from
suoh surroundings, in the mldat OF which
he mad lived for forty years One can IAN
cy how he must have loved those mats and
curtains OF cobwebs that he had watched
for nearly half lifetime. Can you wonder
when In the breakup OF The old
place a certain ivory relic representing
The descent from the cross went under The
hammer for So. old Warner refused 10 rec
| cgnize the sale and tried 10 take the relic
back by main strength
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ed II. Herman Blunt president; II. II,
johnson secretary Tile purpose was TO
elect delegates 10 attend the National Re
publican league convention TO be held in
Detroit July Is. II and 10 Among the
delegates elected Were Ex-Governor Will
lam Y. Kellogg. =, Il. HerwiG Judge A..
II. Leonard, Captain j. It. nonally, Il.
j. Lowhert o. c. Blandin. l.. j. Soucr
d. A. Lines and q. V. Wageoner.
The administration OF President McKin-
ley was indorsed and congress urged to
recognize the independence of Cuba. Res
olutions ndorsng the course of Senator
McEnery opposing the senate's amendments
to the sugar aud rice schedules OF tht
ningley bill. were adopted.
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buried 4" Mr'"trie Cemetery
Now ofloanS IhheH heihocrat'
Yesterday afternoon an 'n"' wa" hor.A
houston tIeNas) Ios. company ana mo
prautlenl owner OF t"at h'"Npapvr' MaA
tohhIsien 10 lhe 1o'lp' ING puH''lu' .cne-
trfy ol M"l"llle nelhs tho seeh" vi ITO
iihui eh9P'ei OIL me pusy ",Ntof!,
Mr' NhNp', h"n up'h ~ "a' h'nl.l W.
several months anu curing lhs, '"uNu'y
ne hl' NeM ipIR, mbo'o hc ud' "ceh ~
h'HlhR loF .op paAe TWO years una N'ne 10
hhheFl'o' - - ~ tne uapo " 1891 ~.
Ihs ms "olieu cheTsy ahu NisoV. iho'o
WhH hut temporary HEPruEVinont, Ino
wednesday last INC urea spirit Bank 70
rest
Ihe rcInnlns wero brought 10 TINS CITY.
reaching mere yebterday morning ana we're
taken In charge by the botnicS UNDER
lhhlhf esiaphsnihehl ana iht'r 'e'hPornrHy
uepositea IN mo both,ek tomp upti
TOMB can Dc eIectou. Ihe bony WAS nc.
companied by X NJ Johnston. eii,or OF
The POST ana no wan joined ~ this Guy
w number oil mo TEAS ulchoh o. nj.
watson, among thnin wcre mrs u. M
johnston ana SON M ana Mrn, shrek
sord' Judge -, mn, his' y, "a. map.
man, a, ", GARRISON - ~ Meninnoy hna
g J, Palmer, The funeral services were
conducted ny mo hcS' H. M ra'meF'
New orleans Pieayunc-
In Metairie cemetery there was laid at
rest Yesterday afternoon the mortal tene-
-. .,,,.,',,. 49,, A. ~
nm nuni vi ho'in, sJ .,a ,r SUI =. ..,,.
watson VINO isit nis i'Aas hons sos,,'
tlile ago 70 Serh ,hn ph'o anu va''"S ,an
~ ppelv ~ ~ aahov,i,e " on
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CHICAGO TO NEW YORK.
Extru Fare Fast Limited 10 Make the
Run In TMenty-fnmr u0urs.

Chicago. May 22.-Extra fare fast limit
ed trains will be put on by the M'un's""
Central railway May 80. which VIII make
the time between Chicago and New York
in twenty-fou hours. This will give the
Vanderbilt roads two fast limited trains
between Chicago and New York instead Of
one as heretofore
Nv an arrangement between the axe
shore and the Michigan Central railoaus
the former has been running lasl IN
i,nd train eastbound from Chicago 10 New
Work and the wostbouud fast train oi the
New york Central came in here over ne
Michigan Central on and after May =,
this westbound train from New YORK WIN
be transferred from the Michigan C'nIr@l
To The Lake Shore.
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Debate on the woman Question.

Charlotte. n. C.. May 22,--At
the afternoon session the discussion or
the question whether or not women shall
lecture from tho rulpits to mixed audiences
was resumed Dr. smoot made Il strong
and witty address in opposition He ie-
rardod women lecturing from the pulpi;
as unscriptJral and degrading. II was not
a question of courtesy, refnement or cul-
lure. but a scrlpiural question: it was
n departure from the Bltle and such women
Christ did not need In His work.
prs. Mallory Shefer ana others followed
in the same line nr. PETER of Washing
ton could see no irnprcpricty IN female
iss,cuaries testifying On their return from
foreign lands The discussion occupied a
greater part OF the day.
Dr. Beatty, from whose Fresbytsry West
Lexington. ky.l the question came up OIL
fcred substitute that this assembly refer
the overture TO former clear leliverances
which settle the principles ana which
should guido us in all our church SESSIONS
and in our procedure.
The substitute was carried by vote OF
II to G2.
The communication from the prohibition
marty Of North Carolina in reference 10
sone utt,rances Of the assembly along thi.
line provoked heated argument The com
mittee on bills and oyertuTcs, TO which
II had been referred reported "a follows
THAT this sssemhly is forbidden TO IN
teImeddle with political parties and qies-
lions ami tho constant ard scriptnral at
t;tude OF our beloved church on intemper-
ance and temperance az shown IN past
dcllyerances If our record
Tho report OF the committee was, after
much debate. adopted
Mr.. Dabncy addressed the assembly this
afternoon in ministerial education and the
assembly then adjourned until Nonday
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
The Heaviest Rains of dune N Occur During the First Nk-As
to Cycles in Meeoroloay

o
continent the 2h the disturbance will reach the
o III.
about juno Ah central valleys eth Eastern states h
normal in
al o
oil
a
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HAIN is pLAc,p.
*s,.,.. ". c,.',ted over the

sta,,,. ~eohrerted Over the
Y~. .'han Resolution.
Nay ga special TO the
WA Madrid says; Your CORE
: Just Ind an interview with
''''' He stated in reply to a
10 the Significance of the
M. ''naie's action that he did
w. ''ns'lf abou, it. because Pres
'Vu'a continue 20 observe
Mr., y' lie does not yet know
l. WIN use the right of veto.
4, wees MT. We shall be able
''e'' better, and shall also
N ), move ships about and employ
i. '''rA'uNpg. In edition. VIC
s.,, the advantage II not nay.
/ i, ~, water Jurisdiction"
N, !. Of deputies the Impression
! a., ''a''e's resolution has not
n. 49,. y was thought it would
k.., !. .''0a has been regarded a,
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SHORT MEMS STORIES.

LoNDCN-rhc new tunnel under the
Thames at Blackwell WIS formally opened
by the Prince OF Males.
GRANGENlLLE. llaho,-A disastrous
cloudhurst visited the salmon river valley.
damaEing farms and placer mines
C1.ARKSBURG. W. Na.-.A b. Donald
son. Mrs, Shreves and Mrs Martin were
drowned In Beaver creek VIII lie attempts
Ing 10 cross on a log
FAIiMrNGToN. Me--Albert NJ. king,
the Boston hank manager who disappear
ed Tuesday with $50 Oo1 OF the banks mon
cV. was arrested here.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.-'rhe remains
Of :. NJ. Patton, who persisted in the
Richardson building fire Apil 3, have Just
been found in the RUNS.
OWlNGSVILII1. Ky.-A pitched battle
was ioughr between a mounted mob oi
toll gate raiders and a sher.us possee OF
twelve men. After several Vollcys the tuol
wlhdrew. and he possce found DaN d
johnson mcrtally wounded.
NEW YORK Richard NJ. scrusRs, =
ST, Louis millionaire, and q. ianshorn1
% The same city were arrested bS cuaoit
house !nsneStors as they stepped OIL M
steamer 81. paul from Southampton. |n'
charge is smuggling. The inspectors iouut
CA lanrhOrna a bolt containing d.lnpni Is
lewelry and "A waach, similar art 1les wer'
found in Scruggs' pockets. valuable ace
was also captured The captured stun l.
vorth 5000 The two men waived exWhina-
,iou. and were hold In $500 bail
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similar manner aided her subjects at Key
West after the fire some years ago"
AMERICANS SUFFERING.

Washington. Mny ga tcIc-
gram was received ut the state
department this morning from
Consul General Lee indicating
need of relief in Cuba is much
The consul general says the
consul at Mntanzcs reports ESQ
$50.
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CnxilIc Drowned

stockton, Cal. May. 22-charles cavilie,
tie Australian champion swimmer who
recently swan around the seal rocks at
Tic Cln House and across the Golden
Gate. was drowned tonight while swim
uirg in Jackson's baths here. He vas
irving to htat his record Oh FIVE minutes
and five seconds under gaier
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LABOR MATTERS.


Detroit Mich May 22-With the exeep-
ton of the sheet iron and tin plate item
the general wage scale of the Am@ie"-
mated Association of Iron, Steel and I'm
workers have practically been settled so '"'
as the association is concerned. The en- en-.
tire scale has boen revised and the r ,l,.s
~ ~ Wages in few kinds Of work hayc
beou slightly Increased, while on otneaI
there h6ve been reductions. NO rau''''
changes have been made
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pittsburg. Pa. May % Unity village
on the line of the New plttsburg, BESSIE
mer and Lake Erie railroad, is in state OF
terror. Yesterday was pay day, and a
general debauch is in progress Street
brawIs are numerous. aud reports are re-
ceived at police headquarters that four
mon have been fatally shot Among them
is Patrick Ksefe, foreman Of the road The
OF hers are coiored
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Washington May 22,-united States
Consul General. Lee today cabled the state
department from Havana that the Spanish
officials have released Ferdinando Gown
an American citizen. who has been under
arrest. and he Will leave the island.
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Madrid May 22.-Newspapers here con-
slider the adoption by the United States
senate of Senator Morgan's heligerency
resolution to be very grave step They
say 1t will tend TO strengthen Premier
Senior Canovas del Castillo in checking the
proposed liberal attack on the ministry.
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kuIllvN's REPORT
i. |, 81. verbally and In
sssr to Mckinley
= ,,gre SPANISH FINANCES
y 7, ..' r,.s q absolutely
ts.....r, Money

Wy s,'-T' set at ' er , ss,
ss..,l.a that a more '' Of '' ,n
80. upon the situation IN
:, ,er any day by the pres'-
!. ,,,,ed that IT is not part
.,a,ss upon which Mr.. oal,
u.,,na that he is to MAKE
- or indeed, at all, until
warrington, and then MS
\, !, communicated to the
, n and not in official
Nm ,.ct that Mr.. calhoun.s
~, /. an Investigation oil
!, Was at the State depart
a Nd conferreu iOi nh,,.
sherman, presumably
/ \ legislative prospects of the
Inssd'n. ..,,.,, ord
~. who has taken a STRONG
[ . ,.,,snce TO the resolution at
d,s evidence of the cuban
4 IN sxupying a large share of
O. i, the administration The
I'D 1t Madrid yesterday have
\, syratlon, and there is some
n, 4 reaex action in Cuba.
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RAsIsH FINANCES.
mh' Proposed for the RMS
Ing of Noncx

nuns Proposed for the RMS
Ing of Money.
Ny ss.-senor j, Nevarro Re-
saasr o. finance, in the budget
80 'ns cortes estimates the rev
n9N,77i pesetos Csi64. 6s2 .So3)
sfntl'ure at S7S,s65.s77 pesetos
% provide a revenue to NEE,
Tsa'y budget, the minister OF
''Mes 10 raise a loan with the
ulfk'silver mines as security
nan navigation dues to the
| s"~VVeV. In order to meet the
Expenditures and the ninety
"a 'eanlred to meet the Interest,
= redemption Of the late loans
Tue customs, Il temporary
~ per cent on all taxes EXCEPT
va proposed. ny this means 1t
:. ""0'ooO pesctos viii be OBJ.
y ~ I colonial department. Will con-
!. pesetc and The balance
N''eos VIII lie raised bv n
y, y Proposed petroleum monopoly.
inclusive privilege of dealing
"''''' during the next twenty
], '''On'al department be un-
kss,.a share of the increased OK
g. a. ! is calculated that a portion
&c., 80 can be obtained by n pro
~! on explosives.
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Bnia Was u-ntcn.
N York NAV 90 --Thore was n very

Now York. Nay .,-Thore was a Wy
'lberN attendance " the Manhattan
beach njcyolo track this afternoon when
niovce racing WINS begun Tor tho season
ia tho East In Tn" professional races l1d-
die Raid. The BufrHlo dyer, was prv-
nounrcd fay0r.ie but he had 10 bo con.
toui with tuurlh hnnorH la both the hhlf
mile handlcIp and the mile fdcc Tho
w.nucr Of both events Wds Earl Kaiser OF
ItuAf.N illit,
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Rc,cc.cd the Scale.

Cleveland, Ohio. May 22'-Ihe I'm r'a'e
Manufacturers association Mt It's 'he','"N
today rejected the wage scale presenter w
The tin workers and committee Wa ,, am
nnintoa TO meet a similar committee from u,
The WORKERS to decide the que'''"'
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Robinson today ,eitgraphcd Indianapolis
,.arres who asked for terms that he
,,niild sell tho Ma ionai league franchise
NJ he cleveland club. and that there MAS
M obs.acla 10 the transfer Of the clnb 70
| Indianapolis II price could be agreed
Z ,tpnn
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Incigcrt Arrnigncd.

Chicago. May 22.-Albert l. Luetgert, the
rich sausage manufacturer who is accused
=, the murder Of his wife, was today ar
raigned in court. The case Will be con-
tlnued Monday.
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Chicago. May 22.--Fiye small boys were
drowned In the portion OF the Chicago
river known as Mud Lake this afternoon
while trying TO cross the stream on an M
prvvlsed craft.
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~, Set n pr,

ssaslt,ans Fla uuion cousfltn.
sa,s. sa,,l upon the acton Of the
IoAs Or '' ,ss In approprI-
e. sl,i.,u, 'fs relief Of atary.n1
sas uai,., n q Cuba. says; The
1'' question. Spain in "a a
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|uIr INVESTIGATION.
\ oiselals Arc Hampcring tho
Americans.

mselais Arc Hampcring tho
Americans.
yp u. via Key West,--The In
I n Commissioner w. B. CAL
n natter OF the death OF DR..
y rrNedlng rapidly. On Thurs
vrrs.o, the Spanish consul at
VI rerted that Or. Ruiz did
4 TIA. be was an American citi-
hmiore WIS kept incommunicado
b, seventy hours, General
siug Of this, promptly and em-
ra,ed that on February 6 he
b notes to Marshal De Ahumada,
aptain general, to the effect
ru an American citizen and
ininded his treaty rights. 1t
y. Senior CcUgosto ignored this
Be Investigation will not pro-
fix until the Spanish representa-
iTwvei the written statements
essral Lee as to the scope of
r. The AMERICANS DEsIR-
Pto FURTHER THAN THE
fgEa NECESSARY.
! aas hope that facts bearing
|rAiature of the death of DR..
sdlsited. 1t is thought, how
= rnassmeats will be made al
y tauiy to proceed on Monday.
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u,pubiicnn state League.

New orleans, La. May 22.-The Repuph'
can State league met here today ana se'oo''