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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-01-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED Good camera and Uutfit; cheap.
Address II J. G., ZIG I'd st. sc. 1t
WANTED Everybody 10 know that
we are sole agents Tor Orientaline
Extract VeloUtine, Eau Fortifiante, cos
metics OF known reliability and low prices
j ROCHON, 912 l4th st. NV
de6- 81 we, fr-lm
WANTED-Upright piano in exchange
for my interest in "A building lot in an
enhancing IN value locality. OWNER.
Room 2, 91S st. de3I-3t
WANTED-To buy horse and dayton;
horse must be sound; not over years Old:
heavy, and good worker. Address w. H.
GIBBS, Indian office. de31-3t
WANTEp-Will pay 500 for position
under government or District paying not
less than $50 per month; have lived IN
Washington 80 years; can fur best refs
Address BUSINESS, this office. de31-3t
hOOf1Nu, gutterng ana spouting W
II. u. SIMMONS, 6lS h st. NV. no3-tf
IF YOU want flrst-claSS furnace latrobe
stove and range work done go 10 w. III q
SIMMONS, 6lS n st. NV poH-tF
WANTED-Dressmak king cheap and per
feet satisfaction guara mt eed in fitting and
prices. AT 224 T. St ne. se23-tf
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HELP wANrEp-MALR.

WAN
wANTED-A boy to strip tobacco. APP
ply at $50 II st. Sw Item
SHOULD you want good collector ad-
II you want good servants go TO the
Lady Exchange, established 1877, o3i
st. NV. III
WANTED Walters, at once; bring refs;
good wages. 1902 1-2 10th st. NV. II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. licensed engi,
necr; must be sober and steady. BIO
Virginia ave. sc. 1t
wANTED-A carpenter apprentice, with
one or two years experience at the trade,
bring refs. 1881 Pa. ave-. Olt.em
to sell office article and books. GERMAN
AMERi CAN AGENCY CO, Oh q st. NV.
Call bet. IL and z. de3O-3t
WANTED-Do you want $3.50 per mo?
see FRANK c. LARIM0RE. 437 Z tn st. NV.
de1S-1mo-em-
HELP wANTED-FEMA
WILL the young girl who called at l40l
ii st. on Tuesday evening last kindly call
again" Item
WANTED White girl TO make herself
generally useful around house; small wages.
Call at grocery store 1226 2Sth st. Item
WANTED-White girl TO do general house
work; stay nights: family OF 2; references.
IAN & . l. ~
WANTED-Settled white woman, for
general house work; small family; stay
nights. Call after z m, at 1914 Pa.
ave; walk mp stairs 1t
WANTED-Five neat colored and 8
white women. SELECT AGENCY, 500 g
st. NV. 1t
WANTED-Colored cook; small family;
small wages; young girl preferred. Ad-
dress Y. T., this office. 1t
WANTED-A strong colored woman to
cook, wash and iron in small family;
references required; stay nights preferred.
Can l444 st. NV. 1t
WANTED "A young lady TO take charge
OF office and keep books; must be pleasant
and attractive; hours TO d; salary, 80 90
per week; answer in own hand writing
with three references. Address NJ. r. $,
this office. de31 st
WAN1ED-At once, white chamber
maids and cleaner. ia llth st NV.
Item
WANTED-White and cOlOred cooks and
house workers at once; Sl2 To $50 per
month; also ChambernaldS anu cleaners
for hotels. DICK 5 AGENCY, Ol3 9Th st.
de suit
MANIhD-a CapauIe gIrl + laundress |
and 60 Ok stav nipntS. refs. Call between |
10 aud II, 1113 l1th st. NV. de3O-aE |
WANTED-I eco ladies to can at 4O2 |
9Th st. NV for free samples of Falks' |
'CriSpettcs'' Ce2T-Tt |
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PRINTING OFFICE AGAIN
MIR. Benedict'S Strong Preference
for the Present Site.
LEAF IN HIS LAST REPORT
He Holds the Removal of Machinery
an Almost Insuperable Obstacle
TO ANY other site and Is Answered.
by Arguments for the Committee
Proposal Garfield Park Again.

The whole Printing office pronlein mas
been reopened 10y the Till introduced ny
chairman Mnliken, of the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds, on the day
Congress adjourned for the holidays. The
oraund which has been traNersed, at leat
a great part Of il, more than once In the
mast ten wears, will be gone over again be
fore the close of the session. The real es-
tate dealers i'm many directions are aroused
and active.
There are several who have plans Oh
their own for location OF the big govern
uent beehive, and thcy are not gong TO pe
satisfied with the site selected by MesSrA.
Mmiken. Rankhead and associates on TIE
Committee.
II they cannot get their own places duopO-
ed. they may combine 10 defeat the pro
nosal Of the MIlliken bill; for, II the new
office is put up anywhere, 1t forever ue-
stroys all hope of their cherished schemes
9aretofore this fact has been sufficient 10
heat ANYTHING that led the rest. Some ol
these men have sites they wish 10 sen
the government: others only want the Of
flee near sections where they nave pS
rent lists or uuimproved ground which Ihey
V-ist, 10 nut houses on or UO sell.
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FOX sALE-HoRsEs.

FOX SALEs-Light bay mare; good mover;
buggy and harness. 715 10th ne.
dex9-7t
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A SPLENDID business opening is now
orfered to man OF business ability TO Sc
cure one-half active interest III a pay
lug, established business; must be able 70
furnish ref. and $500 cash: this will stand
Investigation: not sick. hut outside interests
require attention. Cali at ZIG Sd St NV.
WALL PAPERS We are papering rooms
during this season at great reduction; be-
low our popular price. CHARLES N.
EVANS, 222 9Th st. sw. 1anI7t
FOR SALE-OId-es established cigar and
stationery store in northwest, with pool
room attached; doing paying business; good
reasons for selling. Address CIGARS
this office. ja13t
WILL sell, at bargain, 1O-room board
Ing and rooming house; ne WY fur; rooms
very near b. & r. depot, "a ave, 18th st.
and city hall. Address N. K. this office.
de31-3t,em
FOR SALE-Grocery and provision store
flee. de3I-3t
FOR SALE-$75 will buy grocery, stock
and fixtures. 25th and NV. de3l-3
WANTED-A party with small capital
TO JON IN good paying business; experience
not needed. Apply 9US New York ave.
NV. de31-3t
FOR SALE-Bowlng alley and shuttle
board: a good place Tor club room. Ad-
dress 902 9th st. sc. de31.3t
SSUt-Cigar store ana news Stanu, IA.
ave. NV; rent, $40; worth price asked
Tor inauguration week. BUSINESS EX-
CHANGE, 9lS r. de31-3t
81, 6UU-SaloOn, TN st. NV: will in
yentOry about price asked; - rooms stable,
weekly sales, SIS: Saturdays, $50. BUS
MESS EXCHANGE. 9IS r. de3l-3t
Sl75, Will buy a fancy grocery, cigar
and candy store. doing good business;
reasons for selling, other business. Adj
dress q. H. s., this office. de3l-3t
FOR SALE-Grocery, meat and pro-
vision store; located sw.: good stand; rOr
sale cheap. +. B. this Office. de3l-3t
FOR SALE-One of the bess corner sa-
looms In the NV; license secured. ADDRESS
NORTHWEST. this office. desc Stem
THE best located and best paying CON
fectioncry. cigar laundry and news store
2l53 Pa. ave. NV Can again.
de30-3t-em
FOR SALE-C1gar store ana pool room;
fine location; great bargain. Address j.
D., this office. de3O-3t
FUR SALE-Smaii grocery and confec-
tionery, near school. 6OS ! ne.
de2e7t-em
LADIES desiring To make investments
or speculate without publicity; where there
Is protection from absolute loss; can Sc
cure the address or lady broker by adj
dressing r. O. BoX AZ GelU-3Ut
PAkIIEs having influence III the diff
rerent Gepa rtIuentS can secure all income or
at least $50 per month, without inter
ferng with their present duties. PariCu-
A tlantic building Office open until p. IN
def limo
JOB PRINTING. newspaper and book
at lowest cash rates, new ma
erial. ROBr r. SIMMS, JOO Printer.
800 7th st. sw. no26-tf |
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-$I2; frame house, z stories;
rooms; water. 205 Mass ave NV.
Ja1 st
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Fine sorrel mare; gentle
anu mana geable. 1894 10th st. NV.
Ja1-3t-em
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

AEoesadlnEs - tIso Hesliess - HsIs.t
phla Esd i<snsAa cily
KsHsAs CRY. FEB "A. The Reform
Press associations editors IA session herd
were late IA meeting yesterday morning.
A general feeling of saiisfac1ioa osaf
lhe defeat far reelection A Momphln of
pfesldent Paul Van Dsfvooft prevailed.
bat tile cpinion wns the new sseeelaiinn
was the only foliof.
Chairman Leo Vincent called the
meeting TO order at 10 o'clock. After
come discussion COMMITTEES u three.
composed of General Master Workmnn
Sovereign Of tbs Knights of Labor. Con.
greasman James Damn Of Idaho and
National Secretary Edgerton. were ap-
pointed 20 draft q telegram Of inqniry
70 be sent tbe Memphis convention. Tho
COMMITTEES agreed upon ,he following
message
ITO the Hon Prank Burhils, presi-
dent National reform Press association.
Memphia. Tenn. --Popnllst editors AZ
Kansas City send hudly greetings 20
their brethren at Memphis. wo are
not In favor Of creating q rival oifani.
Eatlon, bat are anxious 70 promote and
preserve peaoo aud harmony IN our
ranks We favor continuance Of the
policy under which our party has MAIDS
such rapid strides. A change Of tactics.
such ~ outlined by some Of our ptcmi-
nent members. would. IN our judgmeEt,
30 ruinous, and viii fcrcn the ORGANISE
ton OF rival pross association wouid
breed diHcord In our ranks. and might
possibly lead 20 the destruction OF ths
Peoples party. Fer tho walfafb b enc
cause wo all have at heart lot ne cen
tlnuc 70 pursue the programme inid
down At 81. Louis until the same "a
changed by the national convention.
Whas VIII be your tost OF member
ahipi Will memhcru who join the organ
izatiou At Memphis be required 70
sever al connection and COOPERATION
with FREQ sllvor forces Ia Opposition tD
policy adopted by our national convsni
tinn AZ 81. Iouis. Docs your propv-
eition to empower your officers 10 expel
any member found advocating the causs
Of any other party mean that any meme
ber Il \, be expalled for advocating the
cooperation Of free silver torcosi Ia
conclusion, we desire to repeat that wc
desire unity. we desire 10 Join with you
20 there might not DO two warning or.
ganiHations, but II nust be on baai'
alike honorable TO Populist editors Of oil
sections, on basis loyal TO all the prin.
ciples Of tho rcople's party. on basis
Of support aud not antaeonistlo 10 the
Peoples party national organisatiou.
Please answer"
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

Special meoiing 81 the Board of
County Commissioners begun and hold
az Silver City, n. NJ. February 70, 1897
Present, lion. A. j. Clark, ChaIrman.
n. J. Hicks, Com.
Marlia Mahor Com.
y. NJ, Young, Clerk.
Minutes Of special meeting jauuary
~, 1891, read and approved.
Following blllH examined, allowed but
10 warrants 20 isfuo there being NO
funds la hands uf treasurer 10 pay same.
". M. Derhyshifo q Co. buryluR
Iauper, Dec. 1890. GEO.
NJ. q. llcae, interpreting Pet. ~
Sept 1886, 81 20.
}. G. Oiyena, = Of r Pet No | foesi
Dee Slsf, 1893, t6i75.
J II jackson, Guard Precinct !, Dec.
18th 1890, $500.
Louis sndlllos, interpreting rct I,
Dee. z, 1890, 81 90.
Il. II. Randall, Constable feo, pct 1,
Dec. o., 1899, $500.
Following hlll allowed but no warrant
20 issue, there belug no money ln road
fund.
II. A. Fuller, salary 10 road supr Pet
"A. iepH, $40
The following bills presented, cxam.
drawn on current expense fund of 1927
W q McAfec, feeding prisoners, Ianu,
ary 1897, t1a000. w a MoAfee. ollicH
and fail expense January 1891 fe0lp.
w q McAftt, Commitments, ntteudRnca
q Court & iiua flO75. w. q. MrAirr
Fees sud mileage january 1897, sl1a41.
W q MoAfso wnod FOE q u Hnd jail Jan,
1891, 1880 Martin Naher, salary as
cnna january 1897, efit1 A J Clark
ealnry aud mileage ns com jnnliAlg 1871
Q5if5. N J Hicks salary ind mlleug1
~ commissioner Jan 1891, 5000.
n 3 Carter salary aa inilfr Jan 1881
$50 10 Wm lliHs salary ~ R1ard jan
1907 81 80 J 4 Agec salary as guard
1897 lie 50
Jno / burnside supplies lof bnleb Jan
1903 een 20
EN- Young N, = hoxes r election
hline pfpra 90 90 y . box rent. \.
nreta. Con 81 court and postage gin0 :
, Jno II ulllei, comics on gaming llcertca
Confiauci on an rfgL
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

NEW YoRE. Feb "a Dispatch %
The World from Washington saya Fits.
hugh Loo, consul general Of the Unitod
States At Havana, has roA ened. but has
boon requested 20 ronaaln a. his poat for
time NJ least
Tho following cAblegrnm was yostor.
torda. feoolyed at the state department
''flavana. Feb 20. sVcynlnry OF State
hIy resignation mailed por aieamer.
LAR"
HccFosaFy Olnoy replied 10 this almost
immediately, urging General Leo 70
withhold bis Feslgnntlon until some.
thing conld DO done. and declaring that
his rollremont at ihls time and ia such
nannor "wonld cause untold tfou.
b.o"
Allor sending his dinpasch Secretary
Olney hurried over 70 tho White House
With General Lees telegram ia bis
pocket and talked over tho situation
with rrenaoat Cleveland ior nearly an
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

Appropriation HHin,
vAnnixofox. FED. "A Tho senate
made slow progress yesterday on tho
appropriations bills. disposlng Of only
ono item Of tho Indian bill. that direct.
ing she opening u sho Uucompashrd
lndian reservation IN Utah Il involved
= coniiiat with tbs nxscutlss branch,
which has steadily resisted the opening
Of those lands on the ground that they
contained valuable mineral deposits.
Nr. Villas endoavoFed to have royn.ty
reserved 70 the government. but was
defeated IN this. and the clause was
agreed 10 after an allday debate.
During tho dny resolution BY Mr..
Mills OF Texas was adopted. asking tho
president for information as 20 tho
death % Df. Ruls A. 0uanahac0a. Caba.
Mr.. Morrill, (liop., Va announced a
Cuban speech on Thursday.
Tho house sent the naval bill, tho las,
cf the appropriation billa. 70 the sennts
after passing is practically without
uihtAn4AfNts
Mr.. Barrett Of Massachusetts, made an
effort TO secure nn authorization for a
dry dock nc Boston 70 cost ei.000,O 900.
pnt after somewhst hot debate the
amcncmsnt was ruled ont Of ordor III
then tried =, secure the nppointmcnt Of
a commission 10 pass on tho relative
merits Of Boston and Portsmouth, as q
location for dry dock aud waa equally
unsuccessful.
The feature Of Tho day was an ex.
ceodingly interehtirg political debate.
which occurred late IN the afternoon on
tho subject Of civil service reform. Il
occurred during the consideration Of q
bill to permit the governors Of tho tor
ritorios 20 appoint certain officers OF the
territories In case Of vacancies without
the consent OF tho Legislative councils
which Is now required By law.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26
RESIGNATION ON LEE.
The Eicrald's Correspondents
Sticks to Ills Story.
sAYa IT "a ABSOLUTELY TRUE,

10 me Nape os THIS ths oovarnmsnt
ueniss fhas cunsat asnsfai Lee lte-
rires 90 Resign aud Lrn nimssif fIas
nFandsd ths whole AhAlr a. Un,rns
and rinfsaaded.
Nnw YoHE, Feb rs A dlrpatch 10
The Herald from Havana. Caha. via
Key waf. TIA. says conspl General
Loo has resigned lis letter tcndering
hts resignation under certain conditions
goas ~ next mail. To determined
aolne days ago to take saoh a step II he
was not uphold 10 hia oiforts to protect
all American clsizsnp In Cuba.
The consul general asked the state
department that ho DO authorised to
demand the roloase Of citizens Of ihe
United asasoa confined ia cuhan pris.
ona ON the snmo legal circumstances rs
was tho illfatcd Ruiz snch authority
has not been granted him.
Spanish warships In Cuban waters
haso hinoo Sunday boon concentrating
in tho harbor Of Havana. This is 70.
gnrdcd hero AZ very significant ia view
Of tho important incidents of tho last
fow days. Tho correspondent Of The
Herald saysi
f"Oreat pressure 10 being brought to
bear here to mako oonsul General Loo
dony The Hsraidg jacksonville dis
patch 10 the eject that tho diplomatic
representative Of the United statoa A.
Havana had asked tho government 70
send wa hips 10 Cnban waters. As q
pretexs for such douih aud M o basis
upon which Il can 10 founded q Il sra
I'd that according 10 the dispatch Con-
sui General Leo had asked FOR . war
ship 70 take him 10 the United States.
"What the consul general did do
can eeitsraso on the highest authority.
was 10 ask for warshipi 20 support him
Ia his efforts 10 protect Americans
whose lives wors IA jeopardy.
"The Horald'h Jacksonville dispatch
was. therefore. absolutely correct. and
upon indispntnblo authority can con
firm Il IN every do,a.l.
III necessary. further, am confident
that can fccuso and send TO The Her
aid tho full official tologram IN which
Consul General Loo asked for war
ships"
uroat anxiety IL felt II the palace and
ia Hil ctilciul ciroloa az the news frou
Cienfucgos. which etatca that city q
tbs center Of serious mutiny OF th'
Spanish troopi Largo arrears Of pas
are duo the army in cuba aud ihe dia
contont causod BY this has oulminaie,
In open dlsobedionco IA tho spnrisl
ranks Ia the CionfucRos district.
Tho insurgents Ia tho eastern end O
tho island have captured BAyamo. Al
important town In Santiago.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

PHILADELPHIA. Fob 2i,-John u.
Hart. owner Of tho illibustcFing steamer
LaurndA. who hns boon on trial In tho
United States court hero for several
days charged with aollins on foot =
military expedition 20 Cuba In defiance
Of neutrality laws was found guilty BY
the jury.
Counsel for Hart AZ onse mads mo.
ton for new trial aud was allowed tho
usual four days IN which to prepare his
brief The defendants counsel also
asked that Captain Hart be admitted TO
bail pending the motion for new trial,
lis ball was placed nt e700p.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

ClnsoS, New. Feb "a. Dan Stuart
has sent dispatches Of inquiry whother
Dal Hawkins would moot Michael Fla.
horsy Of lowell Mas. who recently
gained decision over Erno Hawkins
Il ready and willing 20 make such
match, but there ia liable to DO soms
hitch IN regard % weight. as ''laherly
fought At ia5 pounds, whilo iiawkins
cannct hght AZ losa than iao pounds.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

wAsnfsorox. Feb. "a The state do
partnlont authorized the positive state.
ment that 70 FAR hs the department 10
informed that Consul General Lee has
not resigned. aud is was added had not
threatened TO resign. Other published
sensational statements regarding war.
ships and like matters arc again denied.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26
HAN wATen AZ olNcINNArI
ohis River ovss Tiny-ons rsst nigh
ond ktiit fiiainK.

Ohio River Owes Hiny-ons roet nigh
end stiii niainE.
CiNciasATI. Feb. q4-rho rain has
ceased and ths temperature fallen until
Hight Ice has formed. Those conditions,
n continued. VIII 10 much toward les.
aoninR the height OF this inevitable Ohio
river food, Tho river reached 81 foot
inchos early tlna morning and was rir-
ing at tho rate Of inches an hour. II
this rate continues water VIII soon bo
running into the Great Central depot.
This viii cause a slight Inconvenience
In the transfer Of passengers and bag
gage end win also disturb freight Iaova.
meuts
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

nAvAsA. Feb. gl-Geueral FIszhugh
Loe. the United States consul general
here. has pofsunllay handod 70 the cor.
respondent Of tho Associated Press IN
.hia city, q written statement saying ho
had not rcsigned. aud that tho whole
thug waa uniruihful aud unfoundod.
thus definitely settling &c rest c9nirasy
statements made IN New Yors.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26
coNsrsRNATIoN AMoNa oFFIoIALs
Lss's designation cnusss She Adminia.
tratlon 60 Wonder.

Lees designation cnusrs She Adminia-
tration 90 Wonder.
Nrw YoRK, Fob "a "A dispatch TO
Tho Herald from Washington nays tho
resignntion OF Consul General Loo pre-
cipitasos dramatic climax to tho nd.
ministratiou's Cuban policy which has
caused CONSERVATION among the officials
hcra
Whether for diplomatic reasons or
becnuse OF au idea entertained shas Gen.
Loo may DO induced 20 reconsider mis-
action. administration officials still por-
aist IA denying that no asked for war
vessels 10 back mp his demands IN Cuba
that ho has asked FOR instructions 10
demand tho immediate release Of Amor
lean prisonors, aud that no has realgnod
because OF a Tofussl on tho pnrt OF the
administration 10 grant his requests.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26
CAUGHT IN A TUNNEL.
Twelve sverhmsa make . Run FOR
Life and Escape,

NWotNo WorAm9n NAME Aen ApF
Life and Escape.
CHICAGO, Fob 2a.-wAilc ~ work.
men. undor superintendent MoPhail.
were working IN tho water tunnei OK.
tending beneath Lake Michigan from
the foot OF slxsy-cighth sirses. a por.
tion Of the tunnel cavcd IN Tho mon
were forced to run q distance Of 200 feot
70 reach tho car which drew them up to
safety. and although tho water rose 50
rapidly in tho tunnel that 10 was very
close call FOR the mon. they all managed
10 roach tho cage safely. McPhniI after
getting his mon out, roturned for mulo
that had boon ussd ia tho tunnel and
nearly lost hts lie In trying to save u.
bolnR. however, unsuccessful.
Il Is probable the tnnnel viii DO
abandoned, na II has cayed ia on several
previous oceaEiona.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26
kILLsp TAg lAILoh.
Three Nesroes Murdss Floyd csbsriy
a. Deuion.


DENTON. Tex, Fob 81 "A daring At.
tempt 20 break Jail was mnde hero yos.
terday BY tihroo nsgroon. George Hsnry.
Arthur Gilmon aud Win Miller. In on a
charge Of burglary NJ Pilot Point. ns a
result Of which Floyd Cobeily. tho
jaiior. lios at the fail dead.
All throo Of tho negroes ars from
Hlllsboro. aud oil are under penIten-
tiary sentence from Hin county. Henry
for nvo years aud tho other two for
thfeo years each.
As the jailcr was gathering up the
dishes after dinner ho was struck tho
fatal blow with stick Of wood. from
which he mover regalnod consciousness.
The three negroes escaped from Jail,
bat were recaptnrod IN tho edge OF town.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

cHAnrwros. W. Va. Feb. "a Tho
riser here is 40 feet and rising and all
tho lower part OF tho city ia under
water. Doth tho KanawhA and Elk
rivera arc rising. and there Il now evi-
donce Of great suffering among the
lower c.aaoes.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

GRAyvffEE. lila. Fcb. 2f.-rhe Wa
bash river at this point Ia rising ne tho
rate Of nm Inch nm hour. Tho lowlanda
nrs all under water, and IA the rain IL
continuing. II "a Thought the entire river
bottom will ho covered. Tho nver IL
now higher thaa Il has bsen for threa
yoafA
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

ArnESs. Feb. a1.-A destructive cy.
clone beat down upon Athens Monday
night. Tho damage 20 buildings will
amount 10 several thousand dollars.
IIenderson'a warehouse IL a wreck and
tho Lucy Cobb institute ia unrooied.
Several other buildlngs were damaged.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

hour before lho Other membefs Of Tho
cabinet arrived 70 attend tho regular
meeting
Tho president fully appfovod Of Nr.
Olnoy'a action IN requesting General
Loo 70 Withdraw his rongnatlon FOR the
present Tho matter wAa not laid be.
Gore tho cabinet.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

wAsiiSoros, Fob. a. --Momhora Of
tho houao committee on Pacific rail.
roads have practically decided TO nban.
don an attempt 10 lhnR ap Ia the houso
this session the bill for tho establish.
mcni Of commission 20 setilo the debts
Of the Pacific roads 10 tho government.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

MADISON, O., Fob. 24-Tho Ohio
river has risen "A feot here. II -
now 50 feet and risiug and is expected
10 como over Front street.. Il has boon
raining almost steadily aInce Saturday.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

pnuApRipHia, Fob. ai-John Crok.
Or. who ia supposed 70 hare bean a man
oi considerable wealth. wa found dead
in hia room IN this ely. lis wns so
years o. ago AMI claimed 20 bs uasle
RlehEd Croker q New Ygrh
Deming headlight., 1897-02-26

FoRr WoRrH, Tex Fob. "a. Tho
negro, George Henry. who was accused
Of having killed the TALLER. Floyd %.
berly, az Denton, was brought hero BY
Deputy Hharlh Davis aud Is now In ialI.