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FORTY-NINE WERE SAVED
FRIGHTFUL LOSS OF LIFE IN THE
WRECK OF THE TRITON.
Two Hundred aud Thirty People ON Board
when she Foundrred Wcyi-r Orders
Political Prisoners Released.

Havana. Oct 18th" Spanish general,
Jiminrz tastellanos. accompanied by has
son, Lieutenant Adolph rastcllanos, Cap
lain Pedro Aquilarc his aidc-de-camp -
other officers and - sick soldiers. have
arrived here from Puerto Principe.
Three additional SURVIVORS "f the wreck
of the coasting steamer Triton. which
went ashore between Dominica and Mar
eel on the coast of the province of pinar
del Rio un saturday morning last, have
arrived here. The scene among the men,
women aud children. IN" survivors state
was terrible. when the Triton foundercd
there were 29g persons aboard her pas
scngers aud crew, and 50 Tar only ~ of
this number have been heard from.
General W.ylrr has ordered the re-
lease from the Isle of Pines. the Spauish h
penal settlement oif The coast of cuba.
of II prisoners, who were, II II alleg, Il,
concerned IN the uprising which resulted
IN the imprisonment of Evangelina cos
sio \ risncros. who recently escaped
from The Casa Rocoji,las In this city aud
who IL now ~ New York. The release of
Abram sohns. Juan aud PcrIo Torres.
Jose Bestnrl Godoy and the other polit-
ical prisoners has been also ordered b,
General Woyl"f
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FEDERATION WILL MEET
PRESIDENT GoMPERs ISSUES THE
CALL FOR A CONVENTION.
M. SAYS Ths, the Industrial uagaasisa
OF the LaW Pear N~ars Mas Not
Vet Bsees Abated.

Washington. OCT. i9-President Samuel
Gompors. by Frank Morrison. SECRETARY,
has issued call to all affiliated unions
FOR the 18th annual convention of the
American Federation of Labor To h~ hsid
at Nashville. Tenn. In the hall OF the
house of representatives AT 10 o'clock
Monday. Dec. n. next. Resolutions Of
any character or propositions for changes
In the constitution Intended for consid-
rration by the convention must be- SUB
mitird to IN. secretary at least t~o
weeks prior To- the meeting
The cali makes strong plea for full
attendance of workmen AZ this ronven-
tion and states that no convention In
many years has been called upon TO deal
with more momsntous questions than
confront the workers ot to-day. The co-
iccts of the convention are In part thus
set out IN m. call;
"rhe seVerities OF the Industrial stag
nation nf IN" past four years has not
Yet been abntrd: the wrongs from which
tho workers suffer have not bcen righted,
the injustice imposed upon our people re-
mains unrcmcli,j. the ovsrworked large
mass aud t,., .,drmployed many are sim
t-stinunN tu the folly vf our age IA.
employment Of Chil,lrsn la our factories
and workshops though modified. fingers
with us sun aud the spectacle rs witt
n.ss..i of lille msu and laborlously busy
rhlldrrn, legislatures more concerned
with an" privileges OF th" few than of
the many with public assembiage ana
free sp,roh invaded. threatened or for
hidden and the modern Judicial weapon
of injunction ulihzed i'm the effort 10
crush labor These rights and wrongs
and othrrs of equal Importance but TO.
numerous tor reference here. must of
Necessity be- considered by the forthcom-
tng convention and such action devised
a. shah tend 20 attain the one and st
aSll,. th. 0thrf
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rhe NEW COMET.
o, 0, Nav >r,-nt, Three Million Miles
From ,be Earth.

I.ick observatory. via san Jose. cal.
Oct. 9Th" following elements of the
orbit of P"rIinr's new comet were com
puicd IA The Lick observatory by Asiron-
omcrs Hnssry and Aitk"n from Noun,
Hamilton observatory observations oi
oct, Vi. Il aud n. Time of r,rihcllon pas
sage. D,r. ~. lS'' distance from the
node to the prrih.lion a. d,grr's - min
uics; inclination of the plan" al the or
hit ~ degrees y minutes; p.rihrlion dts
tanor l23usss, miles.
Just now IN" comet II s5pss0 miles
from the earth aud ON Nov. I II viii hr
-. .Anvs mil,s fr"m Ms. In the inter
yrning time il brightness Will remain
nearly constant. During tn. remainder
Of IN" month the stranger viii he IN the
constellation of cephcus ana continue
moving northwpri until near the end of
the month. al which time Il win he about
seven degrees from the pole star. It's
course will thcu urn southwnrd. The
orbit bears no rcs' mblance to that of
any comet.
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sALrlMoRes Lose.
The Aii-Ameri.aas wis Another Ganse
frou the Ortoles.

Indianapolis. Oct. is.-Ths AI-Amcr-
leans won another game from Baltimore
to-day. "Brother Joe" corbett was hit
freely in the iirst aud third innings and
his support Was sloppy. The Orioles. by
mrky hitting aud errors by Tebeau and
Nash. picked up several runs in the
fourth aud NTH. ln the tfth IN. All
Americans chalkcd up three earned runs
on a triple. iwo singles and a doublr.
Th. fielding of I.angc and Burkrtt and
stahrs batting We're tn. features. Wealth
az rainy. ATTENDANCE iuU.
scor.: AIl-Amsricans-ls. II: e. Baiti-
morr-s: ~; :. Battsries-i'oweil aud
smith. snrlett and Clarke.
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RAILROAD MEN MEET
American Ass".iation of a"nerai rass-b-
ger Agents Convene IN 1t. Louis,

81. Louis. O't. ~ a-Dclrratrs represent
ing nearly every important rliroad com-
pony Ice tn country wcfr prcs"nt ~ thc
i21 annual rurycntpn th" American
Association of Pass'ng,f nj Ticket
Agents. which met al the southern hotc'
~ noon to-day for 4 three dnsE .rs.
sion. Dana J. Flanders ~ ihr Boston a
Maine pr sided and A. ]. Smith Of the
lstk' Shore acted as s"rr,tiry.
Tho annual address WE delivered by T..
5. Eustis general passenger ng' ut at lh"
Chi'Agn burlington a quincy railroad
Tho question discussed TO-DAY iu rN.ou-
thr session Was the intcr-lnc ticket
problem whhh has br'n constant WorI,
Ia the general iass. mgr agents FOR in,'
past ~ yrirs Many of th, visiting u.--
s.ngcr ou1 rotrt agents nave nr,ul Ii
with th,m their families
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Brown. nn assessment on the stockhoid-
"rs ot tn' dSiunD hhnk af ths rate ~
SlD tor "irh ~har- of capital stock ~
The bank held bt ih,fn The total
amount uf rho r"pulsillou is Ssaoo aud
Zach s-z'--smrbi b. ,lH 0n 80 b.fors Nov
H. Thr rrcoiy.f b. however. authorized
hy thu comptrnihr a. grant an extension
without interest to sharo hold"fs who pay
- pr cent ~ thr arsr-smsnt on or be-
fore that date and Whn VIII give a writ
ton obligation. saiisfs' torily guaranteed.
To pay . p'r crnt additional on OF b.
fore Drr. ll iN'5. = pr cent ON or lsefyFs
IAN. a. iSis and The remaining 2, pr
cent. on ur before Fch a. Ice
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lasting more than n year. during which
he iraversed much OF the unexplored
country between Berdera and Mombasa.
lie and his only European companion.
Lieutenant Andrews. were everywhere rc-
oeivcd with cordiality. Even the fioi-
anis. who were 50 hostile 20 the exped-
tion commanded by DIR. Donaldson smith
of Philadelphia, freely Supplied 'av"n-
dish with caiil, and provisions. Al many
of the villages Cavendish found men aud
women with muIilations inflicted by the
ferocious warriors of king Mencliks cN-
pedition and WAS frequently begged IL
remain in the country and defend iis IN
habiianis against the invaders.
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ID yesiors It ,-eieyt.d.

Denver. Oct. p-Thc annual meeting "f
the Denver A. Hio Grande railroad was
held to-day at the general offices In tnis
city. The old board of directors, cun-
sistinr Of George coppell. Richard 7. VII
son. William M.r"ns. Charles q. Bea-
man. j. Edward : mmons. Arthur 'op-
prll New York city. John iowher, Phil-
adelphia; Edward r. jeffrey and Edward
-. Wolcott. Denver. were rc-ciccted. The
present sraff of officers will remain with.
out suane,.
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HOWELL CONVICTED.
Sc Was Esund Sanity of Assault in the
rlsird Degree

Special Dispatch Ia the standard
Livingston. Oct ia verdict ~ as
sault In the third degree was returned
hy the jury to-day In the rasr Of Ed
Howell. charged with assault w th. s"c-
ond degree upon J. ". Guilford. The
AFFAIR occurred at Aldridg- Friday last
and ar"s. over TIE disputed possession of
u building. IioMcS entered the building
while 6uilf"rd was away and when III.
latter returned aud found III. doors
locked he broke In. Howell beat him
over IN" head with n gun, IN. blood iiow-
ing from several cuts. The court will
in the penalty an Thursday. Tho pen
atty tor assault In the third dcgro" Is
nat Ia exceed six months IN the county
jail. $50 iin.. ~ both.
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WILTON ARRESTED.
apiured by Otbccrs in Nevada for n
Murder IN Montnna

Elko New. Oct. II. -Sherifs Mateer and
Eastou OF Elko and Lander counties have
arrested Harvey Whitton. alias James
Hall. at Battle Mountain for the murder
Of Deputy Sheriff Jack Allen of Gallstin
county Montana. on Jan. IL last. lic was
arrested on one of the ranches on which
he has been employed. TIL" prisoner
claims the officers have the wrong mnn
and that he has been working In this
section since Jan. l2 lie answers the
description I'm every particular. Sh'rif
Mateer arrived In Elko with the prisoner
to-day and the Montana officers have
been notified of the arrest. An officer Is
expected with necessary papers To take
him back to Gallatin county.
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pany. L"aTy. Who Is sts khuldrr iu the
company, chnrg,s fiaud an the last an-
nual election. llc also Uluims that lhr
company has incurred u lnss Of s,.,oo
through non-paimcui in the sl,p.wo
with whl'h a.. steamer Flyer wsts
charged up in Ih' corporation. Judge
Bcliingrr has - The hearing for Thurs
day next
Tn" suit WAS hrst brought before Inii"d
States Juds" lianford az seattle ana dis
missed hN him "n the ground that the
defendant company hcing AN Oregon cor
poraiion, action must hr brought hrf"rr
the couri "f lis home district that the
Seattle court had NO jurisdiction.
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she MADE LOVE TO HlM.
Eragorri. "a Cook. sue. Mrs. searns for
Breari, of Promise.

Sau Francisco. o,.t l9-Judgr Rdhrs
and a nry were ocyupi,'d to-day IN lis-
tfulug To- the tale ~ Wus rotated by
Thomas Eragorri e. yu0k Nho IS the
Diaintim lu q suit fuI 81 i1l damages ~
legged 81 ttNr h.rn Sustained ur reason
90 th, br,J.l h' Mr, I-f-d-vi STORES ~
nor pr nis., g. marry him when Era
gurrl tr-t nI the drr, ad.tnt who vas
tt,Y Mr.. HflJgpt Hnmmtg' in lSst tn'
fIr widow r,J. Irlluf iu1 10 him. b.
r. HUI .HilE .p'ruitd nis prOUsrfd
,ul In Mtv l>c however she me-
r,F w.-.u uI husband pr stsarns, and
uu Iunr Z ui tnr sum, year married him.
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HELD ue ~ FooTpAos.
John Henderson shat by IN" Highway me n
In His Lumber Ward.
,ich 10 illr Standard

SPECIAL Dispaich To the Standard.
Bos.man, Oct. lg.-Jonas Henderson,
president OF the Montana Lumber a Com
mission company. was held up by foot
pads IN his lumbar yard about io.Is
o'clock Tuesday night whilo on his way
home. They fired several shots al him,
hitting him In the face. but as FAR as can
be- ascertained h' h not seriously hurt.
No money was secured as they ran away
on the approach of some men who heard
the shots.
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Paid a Regular Ai,.~.sr-.

London. Oct. is.-sir George lewis.
counsel for Mrs. Lily Langtry has Is
sued n statement In reference TO the re-
port that the husband OF the actress.
when h- Was found wandering helpi~sriy
In IN. VICINITY OF Grove. had only few
copper coins In his pocket. The lawyer
says that since the separation Of Mrs.
I.ang,ry from her husband SHE has paid
Mr.. I.sngtry regularly AN allowance
through her counsel
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B.lgrsdc. Oct. 1.-THE cabinet has re-
sigmsi. n II supposed IN. resignation of
the ministers rs connected with the re-
turn of cN-klng Milan to the servian
capital. Milan arri,el-hsre to-day In
company with MS SON. King Alexander.
This is the firsi visit of The es-king since
hs abdication Ia Iss. TIL. premier de-
clar,d he would resign II the former king
were permitted 10 return here.
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SHELVING A Baron.
Won Biebcrstcin viii succeed the Ger
man Ambassador in Turksy.

Berlin. Oct la.-There Is much Interest
taken In political circles throughout Ger
many IN the report current to-day that
Baron Marschall won Bi.bcrstein. the tor
mer minister for foreign affairs, win
succeed the present German ambassador
at constgntiropls. Baron Won saurma
Jeltsch. which Is regarded as virtually
shelving Baror Marshall The report is
generally credited. although the foreign
officials say they know nothing OF such
a rpport
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Washington Nrt. N.-fh" SUPREME
council of IN. scottish ritc Mason~ ;o-Ity
h,.ifi thr ltIurt of th,. Hnan,o oomWtt.
t,r and mtdc aru,ugementsI TOT iuturs
-rssions. ou FndaN uisht Viii b., con-
rrrral thu Zid dfsnrs ui,an th0~. -sicct,d
by the unmiuafing comnittr's Thur-.iay
Afternoon memorial serNic,~ Wlu bs hid
oyer the grave vi Albert PIKE.
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RETURNED SAFELY.
Who Was Reported Nassa.
cred Arrives ia London.

London. oct. ls.-'nNsndish, tho nephew
of m" Duke of Dcvonshlrc who with ~
companion. Lieutenant Andrews Has
been exploring Somhlonnd East Africs.
~ the head of AN cNp' ditinu composed ni
ap AZaris. and who with his ndriv was
reported Ia hav. been msssaCrod by the
natives arrived safely in London from
Ztuzibar. VIA Kikuyu. which place the
expedition reached on Avg. last. The
explorer has had remafkabl. JOuIno,
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One Juror switches.

chicago. Oct D-Just bsfor, re-
iirlng for ih" ulght the Jury
took another ballot the vote stand
ing ninr for conviction and thr." tor sc-
auittnL The four Jurors Who haN" b'su
standing nut for scquittal are ii"hnlllor.
Barbrr. Hplbird and Harley. The two
latter are stil FOR avauttal. hut either
the state.
Their II much feeding against Hhrlry
among the Jurors who favor the death
penalty. They say be- Will not argue tho
,psr M ans WAS hut sticks solidly Tor
IUctgert
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Death of lbf. ford.

Philadelphia. Got l9.-Dr. ford. pr.-i-
d'Bt or the hoard ~ health nf this city.
died to-day u' his summer home in Del
mar. y. J. aged - '"5irr. pr Ford WAS
well known n m"dical cir,l.s throughout
the country.
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HAVE NOT YET AGREED
Jury in the Luetgert Case Have
Reached No Decision.
JURYMEN ARE EXHAUSTED
Judge Tuthill Tells Them TO Quit Argu-
ing and Go 10 sleep-A Disagreement
Is Confidently Expected -Luet-
eert Anxiously Waiting.

I Chicago. Oct. is.-Anothcr night oC
suspense Is ahead Of the defendant In
IN. Luetgeft case. Al O'Clock thr
jury had gone to bed on cots which
We're placed la the court room ana 1t
WAS announced 10y Judge Tuthill that
even though by ON. chance In a million,
tn. jury should wake up and agr,e
upon "A verdict there would be- no an-
nouncrment and the court room would
und'r nu circumstances br up-ned un-
al 10 o'ciock to-morroM morning. \
few minutes before ; o'clock Judge
Tuthill appeared AT the criminal court
building. and. being admitted alon" 10y
The hailiffs at the entrancr, ID" passed
quickly up stairs. giving positive In
siructi"ns that nobody should be- ad-
mitied To the building under any cir
cumstances. Within few minutes
after he had issued these instructions
Attorney Phalen, the Junior counsel for
the defense. put In am appearance and
demanded admission. He VAS prompt
Is refused and IL took all his powers
Of persuasion and argument 10 get
past the guard AT the door.
Judge Tuthill went directly to the
court room. where he was told by thr
bailiffs In charge of the court that sew
cral of the jurymcn were almost ex-
haus,rJ sy the ordeal 20 which they
had been subjected during IN, last a
hours, and N they were not allowed
some rest. Il would certainly result in
some NJ them becoming IN. The jury
also sent word that there was no i'm
mediate prospect OF an agreement, and
under IN. circumstances the Judge
gave orders that they b. permitted 10
drop the case and go to sleep. The
cots were quickly dragged into the
court room. ana within few minutes
every juror was stretched out at full
length and all consideration of the case
Was on until they should wake In the
mornink.
Judsr Iuihlll afier giving directions
ihai All thlhss p"ssibi. should nc n"ne
i"r ihe c"hiiort "i Inc jury. nti the
"ui,a'ns ,"i ms nome,
,"es nav "'' asi'e" az s's
a", VIII Ne ~, Tue 'ourt n"use,
gu" Nen "ee"He 'onN.nosu u'at
."''r M's n',,e p'usINe. y. .ne'I uous
80 -, -
80 -, A., ~, ',,s.n ~ ws aa ~
H.. ns ,,s. A., L',..,i,,., re-, ~, ,',..t'
n...'.,,,. A., ~. a. -. .h.'.
-, ,h..,,, ,,.',,,iI A.. ....,, - a.. -.
Ia ,nca,.c,,.,sd hy S.,,s,., .aI A.,
n,reemen, rn,,ia NJ. over ,.h,ai,..,, fran,
men "A ho are nervaus from loss ~ sl,sn
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Chrag1 at W-TNu ltror- Hd.ir,ss,d .
20 tho foreman ut the l.u,igvrt jrF, ha,,
brb's ~ 81 ,o for nn a,puiytal ut dis
Ugrr.m,uf. states Attorney b"u-cu
thinks the lsllrrs Hr" hoax hut In
si.,tur S,haayk believes them genuine
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Comptroller Irkel> Announce, an Assess
utsnt on >to.khnll.is.

Sw f,Jl bi-plich 10 thr SlAnd.lpl
ilrl,ua. o,t 1H- First Nationnl hank
stuok ruld mot h" siNrn aNay n Hrlrua
fortnight. comptroller Erkels announced
to-day through thu ry,rlNcT j. sam
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Az tnttsnntion.

Wiesbadrn. Oct. ls-Thc czar has
caused Ia bs conveyed TO Emperor VIII
lam an intimation that he will bc pleased
Ia 81. his German majesty here io-mor-
row.
The news & observer., 1897-03-06
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if II
fails to cure. Zoe.
The news & observer., 1897-03-06
RUSSELL'S STAFF VISITS M'KIN-
LEY.

Washington, D. c., March 5.-(SpeciaD
At noon to-day Gov. Russells staff, in
full dress uniform, made a formal and Of
fetal call upon President Mckinley at the
mansion. The party was composed Of Gen.
A ID. Cowles, Col. p. III. Lybrook, Mar
shall Mott, Eugene Holt, S. S. Batchelor,
J. f. Armfeld and E. G. Harrell, Majors
e. NJ. Hayes, w. /. Brooks and Capt.
II. r. Cowles. The party was accom-
panied by prominent North Carolinians as
follows: III. S. Leard, II. G. Cowles,
J. l.. Scales, DIR. /. Il. Carlton, Mr.. Arban
and the following ladies': Mrs. u. NJ.
Hayes, Miss Ivey Hayes, Miss Margaret
Boyer, Miss May Litchford, Mrs. Boyer.
The President received the party most
| cordially and made special inquiry after
Gov. Russell, OF whom he had pleasant
memory, and regretted his unavoidable
| abesnce. At the conclusion Of the recep-
| ton, Gen. Cowles expressed to President
| Mckinley the hope that the administra-
tion would be as bright and successful
as the day upon which he took the oath
Of office. The President was looking
| unusually well after the ordeal and
| fatigue Of yesterday
The news & observer., 1897-03-06
A NEW REIGN OF TERROR.

On Wednesday there was disgracefu
disorder in the House.
On Wednesday night, two city police
men had to be called in to preserve order
a thing heretofore unknown in North
Carolina.
On Thursday, the President Of the
Senate and Speaker of the House were
placed under arrest, and forced to leave
their duties, upon the charge of forcibly
entering into the Office of the Enrolling
Clerk and picking the lock.
On Friday the House broke up in the
most disgraceful riot and rowdyism ever
witnessed in a legislative hall on the
American continent.
Is there any further depth to whichsthis
gang can resort?
The news & observer., 1897-03-06
THAT RUMP HOUSE or RnPRE.
S1NTATIVESS.

Yesterday In the House after the pre-
siding officer had declared the body ad-
iourned. the revolutionary proceedings
cannot be too strongly condemned,
Suppose Mr.. Cook was mistaken in
declaring the motion 10 adjourn carried
There was difference of opinion upon
that matter. The fact still remains
that the attemtp to put bo-
gus Speager in the chair for
the purpose of legislation was
still violation of the law. The people of
North Carolina are not yet prepared for
the rule OF rump Legislatures, and will
not submit to such usurpation even at the
distation Of such distinguished lobbyists
as Rev. Ki Budger, Col. j. NJ. Moody
and Private Secretary Miller.
If any member thought the presiding
officer had adjourned the mob at was
nothing else when adjournment was or
deredl. he had his constitutional right to
enter his protest on the journal, but to at-
tempt to organize n rump House. was
ten-fold greater wrong to the public than
they declared they were protesting
against.
The news & observer., 1897-03-06
WASHINGTON TO WASHINGTON
The Ex-President is ON His Way to Our
Eastern Coast.

Norfolk, Va, March 5.-Ex-President
Cleveland arrived at the Norfolk Navy
yard this morning at s o'clock on the
United States Steamer Maple. Mr..
Cleveland alighted at the buoy yard and
took several turns up and down the main
thorough fare of that enclosure. He
walked with cane and one of his feet
was encased in a soft slipper. The navy
yard presented a very deserted appear
ance upon the ex-Presidents arrival
and the Associated Press correspondent
was the only newspaper man present.
Mr.. Cleveland sent following telegram
to his wife at Princeton, N. j.:
much better and quite happy Write
me at Washington, N. O.
After the transfer of certain articles
from the Maple to the Violet had been
made, Mr.. Cleveland and his party were
soon in route to the North Carolina
sounds.