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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
GOV. ALTeELo SETS SIX MEN FREE.
All Of Them Sent Up for Long Terms fd
the Crime of Homicide.

Springfield, Ills, Jan. 4. Governor
Altgeld has granted pardons to the fol-
lowing convicts under sentence in the
state penitentiaries for the crime Of
murder: Kate Ford. sentenced from La
Sale county in 1891. for fourteen years:
Charles Richter. sentenced from Cook
county in 1889. for seventeen years:
Henry Schwartz. sentenced from Grun-
dy county in 1857. to life Imprisonment:
Willis E. Morgan. sentenced from Pike
county in 1894. for fifteen years: Charles
c. Myers. sentenced from Christian
county In 1ss2. for ninety-nine years:
Edward j. Warren. sentenced from
Cook county in 1894. for twenty years.
He also pardoned John w. Prentiss.
sentenced from Hancock county In 1859.
for fifty years. for assault with intent
to kill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
Where 10 senstor Money?

Havana, Jan. 4.-Senator.elect II.
d. Money. of Mississippi, member Of
the house committee of foreign af-
fairs. is missing from the hotel at
which he put up on his arrival here.
It 10 believed, however, he has gone
to Matanzss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
Three Trainmen Lose Their Lives,

st. Louis, Jan. 4.-Yesterday forenoon
freight train on the Missouri Pacific
railway was deralied on a bridge at
New Haven. a station sixty-seven miles
west of here and thrown into the river.
Three trainmen were killed. The names
of the men killed are Homer Evans,
engineer; Henry Boikup. fireman, and
j. f. Mcqueen, head brakeman-au Of
this city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
DECLARES 1T WAS NOT SUICIDE.
Coroner's Jury Says McCullagh's Death Wa
Due to Accident.


Due to Accident.
st. Louis. Jan. 4.-The inquest over
the remains of Joseph B. McCullagh,
the veteran editor of The Globe-Demo-
crat. was continued Saturday. Louis
c. Bohle. the liverman, who was Nc
Cullagh's closest friend in life. was the
only witness examined. He said: mo
man can make me believe that he was a
suicide" DIR. Wait, the coroner, there
upon ordered a verdict to the effect that
Death was due to a fracture Of the
skull. received by a fall from a window
while under the influence Of sleep and
gas. the result of an accident" 1t is
not known whether the deceased left a
will or not.
A large meeting of memebers Of the
press was held Saturday at which reso-
iutions were adopted highly laudatory
Of the dead editors career and charac-
ter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04

Legislature To He Asked to Extend the
Tax Levy for Two Years.

Chicago. Jan. 4.-The legislature will
be asked to extend the IL per cent. tax
levy over the sanitary district for the
next two years. in order to provide the
board OF trustees with sufficient funds
TO complete the work. Such was the
decision of a meeting of the judiciary
committee Of the board Saturday. and
its ratification by the board mex,
Wednesday is not questioned. The ex.
tension of the extra taxation for two
years will yield s4.4s0. .oOo. The defici,
figured up by Chairman wenter, of the
finance committee. is $3.50. 900. There
will be a surplus Of $500. 900 to be used
in flushing conduits for the north and
south branches. should the proposed bill
become a law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
PuRiiisl ~ Dies.

New York. Jan. flames Duffy,
the Boston pugilist, who collapsed at
the conclusion of the tenth round in
the boxing match with George Justt
Saturday night. died today without
.Shaving regained consciousness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04

Washington. Jan. 4.-The tobacco
schedule was the subject Of the hear
ings before the ways and means COM
mittee today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
Horrible Method Of suicide.

Eureka, Ills. Jan. 4.-Myron p. Beck
lehymer made a probably successful 1T
attempt at suicide Saturday afternoon
He held an oil can above his head and
poured the oil on his clothing until .,
was thoroughly saturated. and then ap-
piled a lighted match.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
Death of Dr. Adams, OF Naslosah.

milwaukee. Jan. 4.-Rev. William Ad-
ans. d. D.. died at Nashotah. Wis. at ]
o'clock Saturday afternoon. He was one
OF the founders Of the Episcopal mis-
sion at Nashotah
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04

Rheumatism 10 caused BY Tactic acid
In the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla
neutralises the acid and cures rheu-
Watism.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04

Madrid, Jan. 4.-Private advic.s
from havana say it is possible that
Msximo Gomez and other influential
Cubans will surrender.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04

lis true; Foley's Honey and Tar is
the best cough medicine. Sold BY NJ.
f. Bahnsen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
Palmer Threatened with Ppeumopi..

Springfield, Ills. Jan. 4.-Senator has
not returned to Washington owing to
Illness. He is confined to his bed and
Is threatened with pneumonia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
ILLINOISPOLITICS.
Center Of Disturbance Now at the
State Capital.
THREE FIGHTS IN hot PROGRESS.

Prizes Are United States Senatorship, the
Gavel in the House and the Control of
the State Democracy-Headquar of
Aspirants Open and Work Booming
Senatorial Caucus To He Held Jan. II,
and That for the spenkership Tomorrow
Night.
Springfield, Ills, Jan. 4.-There has
not been so much political activity in
Springfield since the famous session of
the legislature which elected General
John NJ. Palmer to the United States
senate as there is here now. The politi-
cal leaders. both Democratic and Re
publican, have been assembling for the
last two or three days and with them
have come the members of both houses
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
To Cure . Cold

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. Al druggists refund the
money II It fails to cure. Is cents
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17

de hero, unos coraz ones de ace
ro. Vuestr hermana Y vos sois
dos personas terribles, unos ami
gos a qnienes uno acaba por abo-
rrecer- Vos parts, no para via :
j~r, pues estais harto de clio, si.o
por dejarme. Vuestra hermana
decfa que era llamada por la re-
lig.6n, y ocnlta un corsz6n de
fuego bajo la ceniza. En- fin, ha
qnerido partir y ha partidc; Dios
la haga dichosa. Vos one podrisis
ser fe!iz, parts tamblen. lBien
os decia 20 hace IN momento que
los Taverney son para mi de NAL
agtiero.
-Senora, no nos tratsis tan
reuelmente; 81 V. NJ. Sc dignase
registrar mejor nuestros cor2zo-
nes, TO verfa en- ellos mas que una
adhesion sin lfnites.
i Escuchad! d.jo la reina con
enojo; vols sois un cuskero, v
vuestra hermana una fil6sofs,
criaturas imposibles; ella Sc fgu-
IA ell mundo I'm paraiso en- que
solo SO entra & condici6n de ser
santos; vos tomais ell nundo por
IN inferno donde solo entran los
diablos; y ambos habeis huido del
mundo; ell uno porque halla en-
Ell 10 que no busca; eli otro, por-
4ue no halia 10 que buca. =. iDi-
GO bien? Querido sef1or de Ta-
verrey. dejad los hnmancs ser
imperf-etos, no pidais a las f.
milias reales mas aue el ser las
m. hos in pei fectas d. la razss
hu.renas; sed toleraut-, 6 na.
bier, no sesis egoista.
/, .iaa recal6 estas palabras
con fiemasiada passion. Felipe tu-
vo pn ella una ventaja.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
BIBLIOTECA DE "LA DEMOCRACIA
La reina. saliendo s1bitaments t.

La reina. saliendo s1bitamente
de su letafgo, dijo:
-2Aionde yai-2
-Voy 4 rennirme a NJ. de La
Perouse, dijo Felipe.
M. de La Peruse esta en-
Terrsn,va en- este momento.
-Lo tengo todo preparado pa
ra iucorporarme con 81.
-sSabeis one le han predicho
una inuerte espantosae
-Espantosa, no sc, 1ijo Felipe,
pero pronto, 10 sc.
7Y vos pastI2
F-lipe eonri6 con su hermosura
tan noble y tan dulce, y dijo:
-Por ESQ mismo voy reunir-
me & In Perouse.
La rsina cay6 de nuevo en- su
silencio-a meditation.
Felipe aguard6 otra veg res
petuosamente.
A4uella naturaleza tan noble y
tan animosa de Maria Antonieta
sc despert6 mas temeraria que
nuDCa.
5. ievant6, acerc6se al ioven, y
lie djo cruzaudose los brazos So
bre ell peeho:
-sPor qne partfea
-Porque tengo grandes deseos
de viajar, r-spondi6 con dulzura.
Zero va habeIs dado la vusl
ia al mnnd.., repuso la reina, en-
Canada IN in-tante por esta cal
ma heroica.
Del Nuevo Muudo, Il, sefio-
"a, dijo Flip; pero no del A
tiguo y Naevo isrtns-
La reina hizo un gesto de des
pecho y reptile que hsbia di
cho 6 AM 9rsa
Los Tagssney son una raxa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
Ell COLLAR DE LA KETNA

De ahi naci6 para 81 una angus
tia, inquietud de que no puede
formar idea el que no haya sufri-
do esas neuralgias generates que
hacen d eada libra que va a dar
al cerebro una serpiente de fues o
que SO retuerce y estira pur su
propia voluntsd.
Este malestar sc hizo insopor-
table al cardenal, y envi6 diez ve-
oee en- medic dfa un correo ga
de madame de La Motto, y otras
disE veces & Versailles.
FL d6cimo correo le traio por
dltimo & Juans, la cual estaba vi
gilapdo en- Versailles q , harry Ia
reins, y se FL ci aba interiormen-
To &c a4uella impsciencia del car
denal, & la que esperaba deber muy
pronto ell busn exito en- gu empresa.
El car1ensl, al verla, exclam6
con vivezs:
-iC6moi svos yiyfs tan tran
quilsf ivos sabeis que estoy en- un
suplioio, y dici6ndoos mi amiga,
ucJAis que etle supiicio HNgue a Ia
muert.2
-Monseiior, replic6 Juana, te-
ned paciencia, 81 os place. Lo que
20 hacfs en- Versailles lejos de vos,
era muc ucho mas dtil de 10 que vos
hacfais squf deseando VERNE.
No % dcbe ser cruel ha. ia tai
punto, diio su Excelencia, .mitiga-
oUEn POGO por la esperaDza de
dice. o,loticias. Vamos, seue Sc
LA ausen CO ~ ai'ds
20 sea que Sc la 49, 49, maj noio'o,
Dieo 90 Versailles. rams Q
s,o.nis mms shf una oosa Qua me-
nsro e"4' = os doy las eracN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
que2
Presentadme pruebasi

ii Presentadme pruebss.
i -iDios mfoi exclam6 Juaua.
5iue estais diciendo, monse hors
lPrnebas! Squ6 quiere decir esa
palahra: pruebas? -. SEstais en-
vueetro sano iuicio, monsefIor, pa
"a il pedir & una mujer pruebas
de su f,lta>2
-Condesa, yo no pido nn docu
mento para pr, ceso; 10 que pi-
do es una prenda de amor.
Me parece que os vais hacien-
do muy exigente, slno muy olvi-
dadiz ), diio Jnana de- pu6s de ha-
ber niralo a gu Ex xcelencia de IN
'nodo pnrticular
-iOh! e 10 que vais iecirme;
{ 4ue debiera darme por muv ga
ti-f~cho. por muy honrs.lo; pero
medld mi cOrsz6n por Ell vue.tro,
eondesa; ! ONO aoeptatfais 81 one
asi % deJasen un lado despues
de hale, tsnido las aparienciss
del fsvoi2
-1Creo que hah6is di, ho las
apariencia p. .replic6 Jnana con
el mismO tono sarcastic
i Oh ! cierto es que podeis
abrumarme con impunidad, con-
desa, cierto es que NADIA me auto
RIA quejarme; psro me quejo...
-EDtonces, monsenor, no puedo
ser responsible de vuestro descor-
tento, ST es que solo SO funda en
causas frfvolss, 8 81 es sbsoluta-
mente infuudado.
-Ccndess, me estais trstando
NAL
-Monse nor, no nago mas que
repetir vuestras palabrar. Yo si-
90 vuestra discussion.
-En veg de increparme mis- Io-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-17
Bazaar OterO

Nos complacemos en- ayisar a las
simpatcias y eIegantes poncenas, que
dentro de q o 6 dias recibiremos una
explendida collection de flores artif-
ciales, como principle del gran surtido
de n0vedades para este ano que ira
IIegando quincenalmente.
Con este motive, en- benefici0 dc
nuestras constantes favorecedoras, les
ofrecemos una rebaja notable en- las
preciosas teIas de vichu, crespones,
Surah, cachemires, veIos, etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

DOVER. DEL. Jan. Tho seven l. mon
Republican lAddickD candidates lot lne
position Of representatives. in htnl 'o"h-
tv declared not elected by the nodI" Oh
canvassers. and the seven Union heIup-
licans who were defeated I'M Sussex coun-
tv met in the State library this morning
and decided 10 form trump mouse TO
meet at Hotel Richardson. They ineh re-
paired to tho hotel and organized with
Luther &. Conweu temporary ch"l'nah-
Thomas g. Moore was elected perilanen t
Sneaker and the cath was administered
TO him by COnwel. MI. Moore iheh
swore i'm the thirteen other members.
Charles $. Hastings was made clerk ana
Thomas T.. Brown recording clerk. Ihey
with their minor assistants tnch TOOK
oath.
The regular Scratc mot ana seihc'ed
Hcz,kiah Harrington. Democrat SPEAKER
Tho Democrats captured the Senate
through failure Of the Republicans 10
stand together.
Meredith. Democrat. Of Kent county.
was seated. and Allen. RepuDhcah' was
rejected
The regular House organized by ildklnS
Il. b. Riggn. Democrat. speaker inc
House appointed "a committee ON contest
of w. w Chcairs against j. y. DlcKey.
both Democrats from New Castle county,
A trump" senate seems improbiole, ana
in chat case the trump Wouiu D' uelea1-
cd i'm its work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

NEW YORK. Jan. There was inau-
guratod iu Cooper Union yesterday thc
general revival which ls 90 Dee continued
during the month iu this city and through
ont the country. Coinciient with the
week of prayer that is being observed
throughout ChristcndOm an organized ti-
fort was begun with Ncw York as its
centre and the leading cities oi the ma
ton ass ITS outposts What proportion
the movement VIII assume what results
VIII follow it may not yet bc known
So far as the metropolis has "a part ln
Dr. tho activities and cooperative zeal or
the churches and religious bodies argues
well for the immediate future. AZ the
noon hour There were held also services in
tno Pro-bytorian building and the Broad
WAY T4heruaOle. At night the gospel
message was delivered from dozens of
churches. Nearly every denomination
wiu keep open doors nightly during the
month. and tlc assault viii Doe prosccut-
oI al along the Uue against the citadel
of the wriehteous.
THE general movement is an oufsrowth
ir large part OF Evangelist MoodFH i3-
Dor nor. Don November. Ilcu h' talked
Orb church workers from the platform of
Cooper Union. and sought. NOT without
result. t0 awaken new life boo the religious
bodies Tha revival which began ycst'f-
d.v was directed straight at the un'on-
rprtcd masses of New York. bon Cooper
Union 10 was accompanied by larger
audience than listened to Mr. Moody at
hi- first days meeting.
Dr. A. O.. Dixon conducted the services
af Cooper Union. lils singing associate
was IRA ID. SHnkey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
THREE FRIENDSAPIRATE
SHE rs AGIIN LfBEILID md TIED
LP ar HEE DOCh.
The Fact That the Papers Contain No
specific Charge Indicate That she VIII
BE Treated ~ Pirate.

JACKSONVILLE FLA. Jan. "a new
libel was filled against the steamer Three
Friends to-day i'm the United States Court
by District Attorney Frank Clark.
I'm this libel the steamer is not charged
with violating amy particular section of
tho Revised Statutes. and 10 is possible
that this omission was for tho purpos"
OF charging the vessel with piracy. I'm
the libel 10 is alleged that Three Friends
was armed and fitted out in the port of
Fernandina on December ~. 1896. with Il
large amount OF stores rifles cartridges.
machctcs. dynamite and large liotch-
kiss gun or cannon. That she was so
armed and fitted out for the purpose OF
conducting hostiitics against the subjects.
people and property OF the King OF Spain
I'm the island of cuba. That the htung
out was done by John o Bricn. W. u.
Lewis. John Dunn. j. NJ. Bars IT. j..
Friot and j. A. Huau and that on OF
about December 18th. on the high seas.
the first three named and others unknown
mounted OH the bow of the vessel the
Hotchkiss gun for the purpose of con
Quoting h0stilties as aforesaid.
The libel is for the forfeiture of the yes
sol TO the use of the United states. An
attachment was al once issued and
served hy the United States Marshal and
the boat IS once more tied ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
nm CITy or PETER>BURG.
Mr.. Crawford's Counsei-Marriage oil Mr.
sondvyn aud Miss >trachan.

PETERSBURG. VA, Jan. o.-S3e'h'I'
Mir Alexander Hamilton mas nccn en-
ploycd 10 defend the suits winch nave
Neon brought By Mr.. ". T.. CrawioiI
against Mr.. r. A. Harrison. individual
la. for malicious prosecution, "isp
ngainst Messrs. r.. \. Harrison ana
Alver Saal. jointly, for slanlc.. anu
against the Petersburg Spanish ica""'
company. for violation of CONTRACT.
I'm the Circuit Court to-day, MT AlcN-
ander Hamilton. OF counsel Tor the u'-
feudant. i'm the suit OF remnant anu
others vs.. David Dunlop. resumed hl'
argumcnt he had not concluded VIZ"
the Court. nj $3.50 clock TINS ailtIHV""'
adiourred until tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Boiling Strachah' uau@
Ter of Or. j. -. Strachau. was uhl''u
in marriage this afternoon az o 'iuDN
10 Mr. Thomas n. Goodwin. Inc core
uouv was performed al the residence on
the parents OF the bride. ON lil6u 7'iV'''
A DRIVER DlSCHAkGtD.
Tho Fire Commissioners TINS al'ti"ooH
discharged Mr.. Isaac Miller. hosea
ri,,ee driver. from service IN 'ne fiie
Dcpartmcnt The discharge was iof Nio-
l3fiou of rules of the department.
Rcv. j. ". Stn. pastor Of Wesley Mem
odist Fniscopu church. who was married
Ina Richmond thi, afternoon - MISS Ma
mic Webb of thar city. arrived mere lo-
uigb- with his bride. The couple We're
met AT the depot by large number OF
Mr. Stiff $ congregation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
HOOkufKERs TORsTED.
Clear Weather and Big Crowd nj Ne"
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Jdu. bright Gear
weather drew out 300 people to-day. Inc
track WAS SLOW and lumpy. but -FOUR IL
vonies won. and the book-makers GOV We
worst OF the play. 4 feature OF me 10y
WAS the good riding OF jockeys H.. MOI ~
and Hirsch on Chuguut and Grafton -
spcctivcly. nan
FIRST racc-six furlongs.-Gilford li .,u
CO.. Hirsch. . TO y first. with A,iil'"
second and Rapalatchic third. HIM.
IN II. e,r-
second raco-for miidens se:en Iul.
longs.-Fred Graft 90. j. SLACK ,ND1
nrst with Baalgad second, ana UNA
third Time. l.A. ....,,,,,,
Third race-selling. mile and twenty
yafds-Rhett GOOdc 100. Nanduseh, ~ -
nrst. with Sir Fred second. ana 'o"h
third Time. l.jll-i. p,.
Fourth racc-seliing, six FUR
fan 0Ol. Hirsch. 2 10 u hr l. VIII ,r IL
second. and Miss Rowctt third' i'''o'
III 90,
Fifth rocc-scillng milc.-Chuenut ,.'.
Morse. 20 81 first. with Double Dummy
second. and Little Billy third. line, l'','
Sixth racc-sevcn furlongs. SEN"
II. Grafton COS. Hirsch. 10 y hrs,' VI
Frank Jaubcrt second. and Montch lhiIu.
Time. % If.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

rome. one seventh are the victims of that
dread destrover-consumpt There is
certainly A lesson in this for every man and
woman who will stop and heed the warning
Of death At the first approach OF the grim
monster-consuinp tion-the threatened VIC
tim should take refuge in the use OF the
only known cure for that disease.
Many doctors say that consumption rs
incurable. They are mistaken and thou
sands who have been rescued from tue
brink Of death, after they were given up by
the doctors. and all hope was gone, have
testified 10 the fact over their written sigma
lures. d.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry cures % per cent. Of all cases OF con
sumption. Ii cures bronchitis, asthma
weak lungs, splitting Of blood, throat troub-
les. chronic nasal catarTh, and all diseases
Of the air passages II acts directly, through
the blood, on the affected membranes and
tissues. destroying all disease germs, allay-
ing Inflammation and building healthy tbs
sues. II makes the appetite keen and the
digestion perfect. II is the great blood
maker and flesh builder All dealers in
medicine sell il.
81 have been in the practice Of medicine for 20
years, and have retired from practice, writes
br A. A Graham, of Redding Shasta Co, Cal
IL believe that Dr. X. V. Pierces medicines arc
among the oct reliable remedies that are manu-.
featured in the United states. have recon.
inended his medicines for years and know OF
great benefit derived from their use"
Constipation eventually kills by breeding
fatal maladits Don't neglect it. Doctor
pierce's Pleasant Pellets are a sure, speedy,
safe and permanent cure for constipation.
One little pellet is gentle laxative, and
two a mild cathartic. They never grippe.
An honest dealer will not urge substitute
for . LITTLE sxns profit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
Nav he i,NUriied.

PATNTSVILLE. KY. Jan. '.-faris
Walter. charged with kiIlins limo QUE
i',, r,,r hero Saturday evening has been
arrested and placed in jail. here are
grave fears of mob violence. AND "a strong
guard has been placed around tnc !al'
mo examining trial began ihl moIul,s.
AT I o'clock this morning N-i iN '.,
The guards at the jain. thinking 1t "a rusc
of the mol 10 draw citizens away rom
the iau. at once gave the "a. rm' 'nn ','
"a very short time citizens. ven aril'''.
marched to the gail TO ass NO lh' 5.' 90
rii,rrb h.lis y.-s ruus and mtn Wo-
mon and Children Joined fro s...At l,e
alarm that "a mob was arpfo i'hluS- iiom NV,
ever tho report proved in'oIito' ",.g
everything is now quit n 'ls 49,,
from the vicinity TN Wni'N ''' ''i'
man resided is here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06
DEATH IN A BLIZZARD.
Tur GREATEST STORM SINCE the
SErTLEMENT or sOUTH DAKOTA.
Tho Snow L. Two Feet Deep and filcd Up
In solid Banks Grown People """ '"'-
drcn Lost on the Prairie

sT. PAUL. Jan. 5.-Thcrc was loss OF
sfo in the blizzard on Sunday and Mon
sav. A telegram from GAINESVILLE came
10 Rcprcsentativo McGarth this afternoon
,aviug that his brother John McGarth
was lost in the storm and persisted before
he could reach shelter. 4 dispatch
from Fargo. says two children OF John
Petit. OF Hunter. were frozen to death IN
sundays storm. Their father had been
In Fargo three days and details cannot be
occurred. H.,
The greatest snow and wind storm since
Tho settlement OF that part Of South Da-
kota. 1870.
TWO FEET or SNOW.
Two f,ef Of snow fen and II Is piled ia
Immense drifts 80 solid that several DAYS
will lapse before the streets are p"SSa"ic'
Snow plows and gangs Of shovelers were
sent 20 South. North and West this morn
ing by the Chicago and Northwestern
railway. to clear tracks while a rotary
SNOW plow set about clearing the man
track from Tracy 10 Huron. The Great
Northern Is working from l"nsoh 10
town and from WATERFOWL here. All
lines will probably Doe open tomorrow
The first train for three days arrived II
VermiTlion from the East to-day al noon
All members Of the Senate ana House
from the southern counties have not yeI
gone TO Pierre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-06

HAVANA, Jan. 5.-Hon. H. y. Money
member OF the United states House OK
Representatives from Mississippi. who
arrived lu cuba few days ago, VIII Zee
turn TO the United States tomorrow
on board the steamer sailing for Tampa.
Mr. Money refuses 10 talk about the
results of his visit.
HAVANA. Jan. Mr. Money. accom-
rauied by Cousul-GencrM Ice, to-day
visited Captaln-Geuera Weyler and was
received very cordially. General Weyler
exprcssod regret that he was not iu the
city when Mr. Money arrived. lic added
that had Dee been here be would have in-
vited him 90 ioin him iu his trip to the
Province of Puar deb Rio. and he would
then have had an excellent opportunity
90 soc tho country.
Mr. Money said he was cnch intci Win
the Little he had seen of cuba. lie al-
ludcd 10 the comments that had been
made ON his trip 10 san Jose. DE L1s
I.afas 10 which General Weyler replied
cheerfullv that Doc had paid 90 attention
10 what had been said. He declared that
he would be pleased II others came to
Cuba with the same purpose as Mr
Monev-that is. TO admire and study the
country.