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Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
81 og trsbipte &apitel.

poititernplet cg ben spperlig e~fterIisnebs SoanbTtrift lob
fsnoe ans Srepsts Snoholo. SUN iunoebs ia ct Sieblit,
inoen bun ddbneoe apnppluten cg LATTE Gfterrstninqen ON
Srpberens SjGbogefaGb.
DIR rar intst Srsoet, ium patte ringeite spipI bos bsuoe.
Sun t1ntte intet EiebIit paa, at Gfterretnn9en bar faIif
og LOB beobles 8repet ipnte no lit Stjeb. gileber fra
5ortiben orog fprbi fsnoes Sants; bun glemlts Nutio po
5rerltib.
pi9ens Snotr0oelie, ipm l9nse ~fprgiepss bopte pentet
pda 9eIteo ON TrotpIten, b9ttece benbs at ftnoes 8rutley
rer. gun tos hurtt9 zen geilutning at taee til 3urit.
Spor ppperligt adpteinens plan enb bar u~oorbibet. piloe
ban bog life bare nouet it Madl, bpis life Silfalbet por
tOmmst BAN til SjGlp = en- Segipenbeb ,irn ban al al
lin Miagt 6apoe iegt at u~IrGrss. !6bis Maoame 0etclnt
life torbe foaet bet gspis SGnoe, Tom bun trootsoe eitsr
iuu plSs bun life iau burtis bars bsiemt io til at forlobe
England. pa bens Sspsn piloe let bore tIepe. ffiebre.
Ioanser.
(Sortiqttes)
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13

6sbron, pmtrent II Mil fra Iibitnepnt,
Gteb
0e 9pspertsr, ION pm9iper Matpela.
er at tort Smfans og Opfsrte al itpre
Stens. 9angosn er 200 Sob, Sreoosn
$50 os Seibsn 60 SOB. Weo llnotds
gelie at to Wlinarettsr, aniees Sp9pers
let at bare at betpbelis 2glbe. Den en'
gelite rsiienbe, Stanlep, antassr, at De
res anlag ftriper fig fra 9arios eusr
Galpmons Sib. Den bsri p9renoe Wpz
he antages at babe b9rst en- triIten airte
fra SuItinians Sib. Den pirteligs
0rap antagss at bore unber MoIteens
Sub. 8lanbt andre @ntitpiteter, ION
fprsriies, er to Giiterner 1873 Sob / Sir
tant og pper 20 Sob bpbs, Der enonu sr
/ bagligt 9rug. Zen enc at oisie Gts
iterner eqer Samme antdees at barre ben,
peo bpilten 0upib lob Gimmpns Sens
nsr BAHAMA og &etab opbgnge, oa De
brdgte BAN S%uoItabet ON, at be bdpoe
br9bt Sauls SsnneIpn MefibpIet, Der
bar lam pua begge Seboer, og bragte
bans 9opeb iom 9spis pad at Snigs
moroet bar ubfert e. Saul. 4 &ap.)
!Sebrpn bar nj Moiteer og to Spnugoser.
!6uiene er INN ~ieoparlig / ScoeIanb ale
at Sten meb &upIer. Der Ifdl bore tor
!9unoel meb 8ebuinerne, / lib og aas
mel6ddr. Der fO~rfGroiges @laslams
per, 2Goerflditer uIp. HpIiner er en-
bigtig @%unoelsartitel. Spiefus omtdler
Den iaatulote abrabums Gg eler Seres
b%intrast, iom um Srabitiunsn fsrer
bens SprinosIie tilbugs til 8eroens
Stabelie. Den ital bore 80 SOB / Sms
fang % bens 8rene iprepe fig 275 SOB.
SrubitiOnen herlegssr Qoam's, GIuu's.
Ibner's % SeSie's 8raps til !9ebrpn
eler bens NGrfeo. !Sebron bar en- lepi'
tiff gp % ct S~ilflugtsitep (Sospa IA
Is os 21be &ap.) Oct bar 0apios Spz
psoitdb / 7 4ar, ba ban resiereos oOsr
Blot be to Stammer. e Suml. %.
"a $40 Oct bar Ter Nbiplom reiite
Sprgrsfanen e Soml. 154). gpsn
befGitebss at Rebobodm e &ren. II.
10) % befpltebes efter 6angenitdbet
(Neb, II. 25). Subas Matabpus tog
ben fra Goomiterne, % Rpmerne af>
brGnbte ZEN Iaret go. Wubdmeods
nsrne inbtos ben / bet ipsnbe Iurbun-
brebe, % 8prsfarerne | BET tolpte. st
9i1psoemme pprettebes Der % peoparsbe
inhtil 1887, bd ben otter falot | Mtuhuz
mebanernes Spnbsr, i bpis geIiooelie
gnsn % 2unoet enbnu sr. Oct er ogIua
ct at Sebernss fire bellige Steosr. 8pen
er 6elisgsnOe mere enb 1000 Sob ober
0apet. Smsensn Ital bore frugtbar,
fGrIis / @inool, men gao iuft life I9rlige
Scgn berpdd paa ben @orstio NeoItriz
peren feraf beIegte ben, remliq tibli9 pad
Soraret - g~egpnbelisn al Gpril 1895.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
G3DaD bliocr Der al Dor
Sftucmpnt?

Oct er paafalbsnos, fpor turtiot %
~ufprtlarIigt Dor Smaampnt foripinoer.
8i tGnter berpep n9rmeIt paa bore
SalpcentItptter, at fpilte Reejerinaen
for Here Iar Iihen fatte 800, 700 Sm.
Lob; At bisIe finbes nogle / MnntTdms
finger og ncgle 6unoreoer / forItieli9e
Soils 8eiiooelIe - men GeIten? -
Sngen fan ipure berpaa. s Girtulas
tipn finbes Der life en- eneite beraf "a
heller ingen er penOt tilbage til Sta=
tens Stdtfammer. If be gamle Gns
centitptter bleb Der i lin 5io prGoet 119
Miaipner, cg at bisIs Ter man nuomz
ltunber ijslbent ct Gremplar. Oct
famine gi9lpsr ON be iamtioigt preqeoe
Srecentitptfer al Hittel. Get fan liaes
lebes sI~terpiles, at at be AZ Milioner
Srcentitptter af Bronco orer 3 Wiaio,
ner ~bogitapelig tolt er ~forIpunbne al
Girtulutionen. SmsnbItient man 10,
faa aar iioen i philadelphia pragebe "a
Miaipner Gnceniitpttsr, iaa er 9e6opei
for benns Smuampnt lanetfra oettst,
os man er ullerebe MI isisn ipei meb at
lcpere en- mn 5orlpnins. Oct tan Be-
mGrtes, at hisie penasitpttsr 0.nnies)
leoeres "rua" SilItuno, bet bill fac
uoen @rag, at ct 6irmo / Connecticut,
Der fadr l Dollar for 1000 Stptfery
81
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13

v 9et Orb, iou | Crl9malcu or glcnaipe,
meo TAI, CT / ben eugctite &lbel alen.
gioet mleo "Spt". Der CT inqen 8pf
nu, lalfalo par Der in9en ipnlia, oa
Neoitriueren berai par Der.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13

'susoeunen- fer soot uo OF r elegant taaos mso Senfon I'll Trrrbeoss TOM III
Na0tnoeenc WalineHs 5bfphe r net let taonorrtat % tSeNooee al enbprtean
Gorbeorns pa bette Gmraape Oct anuenoe Ira er al beofe Benafenbeo oB fmHH
foratbeoet satriH8en % uotmpinhsen or al fste Rana Gptnsbrhet os ale De
bonteS dt tWafneu r mutt pperet % rdtLphtCreoe boprpeo be faor ct net 9 mag
tuot ubfrnbe 9rrmutriaht e enmu Black Walnut sMr antique Oak. otter Crt;
me French Walnut Panels % rt forpnet meo Nickel Trimmings Soroeree r h~N
al petprrt 2rp, iamncnnt al Z fornuge Sag bcorueo nan bar opnaat tpre Stous
rs forhtnorf at erect fan laa fg Iafmeus 5obnpHe r iorpnt mO plated castor+
SGroeoe Stnaunppe bolscr Grpbrutet 90 the readle plate bouIet 9ps at MalhRei
megt Ieee suo Oilers or 5uiGIoet Den hr &c auerrnetc % ttoe
Attachments for ainnoeis os IN fancy SpmL gn uoforN9 SntrnthtrEmG tgh
I bet nOrte elere nstlte Sprpg meoio9er bmr GPnIne
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13

u'eOIiOenbeo. Nuaoeu damrenOs Eo);
"Soag sr Uisten ilem i nit g,u."
2onen (meclioeHsl :"gla bet bar Ia orus.
Iist lett, Senncn min! Seq baopt trnlt az
9aa ! sutiiicrnc nag % aigre upsle ano.
'l'Oi men @isttn er 10 ct ftisyt Stsn yau at
bet blir llpeir.a
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13

1SnspMnn- fom HnMs afbIoet Der; CT en- mooerne bstarmet RaMre er uoet
HgmrDe Wooel fm "New Home" Spnahuen mno THensie al ale oennes ao.. 90
uoenffste Of ale bHs oaarhse @9ennaber Der G til aRaNhneus soOe @senfaber fan
mango npe 6orb6ru9er JON npopenDiys ma ejme ont I'll en- Wafre Of iwe Rasf.
On a ID iphs 6orbeha ps iom e tset eer New Home" @aInen er Dn at cn
eMr ct Positive Feed, ioa Der e bsbppes nogen Sr' er Spring for at fa gRanucl
fom tenpttr SpmaIinen, e afeed, Der a iaaleoes founruert at MAN bepes o9 iamts
I9ip az II fmpi SHoretnEg. uoena at tonme iYersrele meo thu feed dog Sen
sane Naaoe at esuere benne Shgs Wantne paL peb SieIp at Sruer im ftpbt
the feed dog iii the feed bar, bar atb mpdprt Granddaughter tM oenom bet lille hp
tlaoel, ener pgaa poe the feed bNpe ui9pn
Ter er brust. mesen Gmbu ob aounrutionen at 'Susuennen", os fn geoerul. al
teofe Sla9s e bepen anpeubt 3pntrutionen er fmpeL % GtbHrne er fa % IN.
tps9shst tutaSeSe 90 Of bebfe &pahrt; aatnnn arbeor orfor let % naten nnsh
Wahebarren e rnno meoG esutatprSee. adjustable bearings) phet meo St
buutet 8er mere eno alntneeig Shobarbo. % booroeo Naaebarren bImr rtno I'll
i9nsere lib at nbsiSe nben Die uMn at NRs %aar S'pnhsn sar fobi Naeu cg
grnHem GpHeh e SperrdaoenN liar, boltt apr. at ben alorg ian brRtes. ganmtn
fGeer fs tp babe prep % nsore 3raaO, cs arbdoer automatic ueu SeRipn til lei
eQer ipGrt Nrbroc
1Suspennen" brrser bobbet 3mao % lnce lock stitch. Den sr 3rnab fWs lice
IRA Spohn, uen at rGoe sRnnem ct eaerH Suffer for zen naarN anepet Gtouen
trGoer zig iao; BEN fan trGoesi Wete s er at fortaa. gaakn e selfeting % tan
ntiaa uh fGnes tslngnI
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13

NhON
Stiuseue 9Igres bsrpep iuIornot.
faft cs iulbftGuois eus paa beage
Sioer Of 3piet. Mafineu er for.
,puet meo ct lot SaonobIut yuor.
rco maj peo Slplp at en- 9Ohme.
ifrue fan itanOle Mtafinerlet, meoens
Spplen ipioes. Den bar ell het
Nrm, iom 2eaniuaeu piler, briIiet
eiper 600 Ylaos peo 2pIet5 Saano.
terirs, u0en at sioe ben ct ilumlet
uoieeuoe. Gen bar oeru4it en-
automatic Spole SInoer (bobbin
winderl Der er iaa iitier 90 paa'
lioelIa / fin Sir'eu, at en- oaarlis
puuost Spple oil pGre en- linn.
liabeA
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-13
Seq 1llorfe til neoenltaaenoe priier:

Dsaiine No. 3.-3o Guodufer % en- tbn Gtufe mso Bent Wood Cover. S2O.2'
WaNine no. 4.-3D Stuftr paa bpr @ube % en- Hoeu StuHe - ..S2i.2'
wiaitme To. 5.-Se StuHer pua bmr Gube % eu ioeu StnHe - ..S22.2
Evening star., 1897-01-09
CUNNING OF THE CUBANS,
it Enabled Them to Give the Spanis
q Crushing Defeat.


Crushing Defeat.
CINCINNATI. January GA special to
the Commercial Tribune from Key West,
Fla, says: A report from points near
Matanzas confirms the news of a defeat
suffered by the Spanish at the hands of one
of Corners captains Tuesday The Span
iards had an idea that another expedition
was to be landed at some point west of
Matanzas on the coast. Two detachments
were sent off to ambuscade the escort that
they thought the Cubans would send. This
the Cubans heard of and organized a coun-
ter ambuscade.
the road that the Spaniards would take
After the Spaniards had passed a certain
point strong barbed wire was stretched
across the road at two points to impede
their retreat. The Cubans then began q
rapid fire. while men stationed above q cut
through which the Spanish had to pass
hurled hand grenades among them.
In short time over thirty Saani.h
soldiers ana nncsfs were disabled. They
rallied and returned the fire, but could do
little, as the Cubans were almost invisible.
The Spanish column finally retreated, Cr-
and firing all the while. When the second
wires In their rear were struck q panic
ensued, the soldiers forgetting all disci-
pline and running for their lives, throwing
away guns and equtpments-
The cuhans pursued for some miles. and
then suddenly vanished an another Spanish
detachment was seen approaching.
Over forty-five 6pAniards were buried by
the Cubans and 100 taksn prisoners The
latter. except fve native-born cubans. act-
gades. - the guides were called. had q
short trial and speedier death. being cut
down WIKI machetea The Spanish rerort
has not been made publlc yet.
Evening star., 1897-01-09
TWELVE PERSONS MADE ILL.
1t Is Claimed That 1t Was Caused by
Poisoned Meat.

CHICAGO, January 9.-Two persons are
at the point Of death from eating what
they claim was poisoned meat, three more
are In dangerous condition. one has fully
recovered, and four children are still con-
fined to the house. The twelve men, wo-
men and children were taken violently i'll
Wednesday from eating fresh pork and
sausage. Physicians have been in constant
attendance at the bedsides of the stricken
persons, and have managed to save the
lives cf at least half, and they have hopes
of seeing all but two of their patients re-
cover. The friends of the family claim it
was poisoned meat that caused their i'll
ness, while the butcher, who sold the meat
says 1t must have been something else
The following are the names of the VIC
Tins: Joseph Bromstedt. condition serious,
slight chance for recovery; Mrs. Roas
Roth, sister-in-law of Bromstedt slight
hope of recovery; Louis Bromstedt, NAV
recover; Sophia Bromstedt may recover.
Mrs. Martha Bromstedt, condition serI-
Gus All of the following will recover
Henry Roth, ID. Holdman. Mrs. d. Hold
man, Mary HOLMAN. Amelia Holdman.
Annie Holdman. Sofia HoIdman
Besides the above 1t Is said that at least
four more families have been affected in
the same way, but their cases have not
been reported to either the police or the
health department.
Evening star., 1897-01-09
Personal Mention,

Mr.. Harvey Given, chief clerk of the dis
trict attorneys office, has left for two
weeks trip to Florida. During his absence
Mr.. Ralph Given is acting as chief clerk
of the Office.
General Craighill, chief of engineers, has
gone to Georgia and Florida on official
business.
Capt. Merrill Miller, recently detached
from command of the cruiser Raleigh, is in
the city on his way to Brooklyn.
Medical Director E. E. Bogert of the
navy is at the Shoreham on leave of abb
sence.
Maj. w. R. Hall, medical director has
reported at the War Department for duty
Capt. VIM. f. Spurgecn, 21st Infantry
and Capt. Gregory Barrett, 10th Infantry,
are In the city on leave of absence.
Rev. John Eastman of Flandreau, S. D.,
and DIR. Charles Eastman of ST. Paul
prominent members of the Sioux nation
are at the National Hotel. DR.. Eastmane
wife was the well-known poetess, Miss
Elaine Goodale.
Mr.. Frederick A. F'enniEg of this city was
one OF the passengers on the steamer Trim
1Gad, which sailed yesterday from New
York for Bermuda.
Mrs. John Collins, nee Cavanagh, grad
uate of the Corcoran Scientific School, and
daughter Of Michael Cayanagh of this
CITY, ana whose work as a writer of short
stories has attracted notice, has been given
position on the editorial staff of Munsey's 8
Mr.. L. Hood Yeager of this city is now at
the hospital at the Soldiers Home at
Hampton, Va, where he has received the
appointment of pharmacist.
Evening star., 1897-01-09
TEN-DOLLAR NOTES.
Five Sheets of Them Have Myster-
iOusly Disappeared.

Five Sheets of Them Have Myster.
iOusly Disappeared.
The officers of the government secret
service are diligently engaged in an effort
to unravel the mystery surrounding the
DISAPPEARANCE about two weeks ago of five
sheets of SO notes, aggregating in value
500. The usual secrecy is observed, and it
is impossible to learn anything of the cir
cumstances beyond the bare fact that the
money is gone and that the loss occurred
after the notes had been completed by the
addition of the seal at the Treasury De-
partment. The disappearance of the money
is cause of considerable embarrassment
to the clerks and messengers of the treas
urer's Office because of the uncomfortable
feeling that each is more or less under
suspicion. A most comprehensive search
has been made, and everybody who could
possibly throw any light on. the subject
has been examined, but SO far without re-
vealing the whereabouts of the money or
the identity Of those responsible for its alb
sence. Under his bond, the United States
treasurer is responsible for all the cash in
the treasury, and he will have, to make the
present loss good from his own income un-
less Congress grants him exemption.
Evening star., 1897-01-09
RAPED THE PRESIDENT.
Pension Agent Skinner Made a Sel
satlOnal Speech.

HcnsiOn agent skinner Made n Sen.
satiOnal Speech.
PITTsBURG. January 9.-George W.
Skinner. pension agent for the Pittsburg
district, was the unexpected orator of the
occasion last night when the Randall Club
commemorated Jackson day at the club
house In that city. Though holding a
commission from Grover Cleveland, he
raped the President in manner that was
literally applauded.
In the course Of Mr.. SINNERS speech he
predicted that Mr.. Bryan would be the
next President. IF the politicians do not
nominate him the people will" Mr.. Skim
ner then continued:
While l will say nothing more against
tne PRESIDENT to whose favor I owe the
once OF pension agent, ! will say that Mr..
cleveland has misinterpreted the feeling
In the minds of the masses of the demo-
cratic party. The trouble with too many
democratic leaders is that they were rear
ed In bad atmosphere. The fault with
New York democrats Is that they were
brought up too near Wall street"
The remarks created a profound sensa-
tion, ana there was a moment for recoy-
cry from the shock before applause broke
out.
Evening star., 1897-01-09
THEATER HATS IN LONDON.
They Are Worn Only mt Matinees
but Arc Being Fought

Il
LONDON, January 9.-The managers of
various London theaters, following the ex-
ample Of American managers, are agitat-
ing the question Of ladies' large hats In
places of amusement. Several of the Brit
ish managers have been interviewed on this
subject. They include Sir Henry Irving,
Charles Wyndhanl, George Alexander and
William Greet. Messrs. Irving and Wynd-
ham are both of the opinion that the mat
ter rests entirely with the public, and that
any reform must come from the outside.
Mr.. Greet frankly admits that he would be
glad to refuse admittance to all offenders,
but Is afraid to make the attempt.
AS matter of fact no hats or bonnets
are worn at evening performances in the
best London theaters. It is only at mat
inees that the nuisance is encountered In
Paris, at the Theater Franchise, the reeu-
lation against ladies' hats extends to all
afternoon performances
Evening star., 1897-01-09
SENATOR wOLCoTT LANDS.
He Refuses to Discuss His Mfssfo
md Goes ON tn Laudau

He Refuses to Discuss His Mission
md Goes ON to London.
LIVERPOOL, January 9.-The Cunard
Line steamer Campania, which arrived
here today after leaving New York Satu--
day last, had most stormy passage, en-
countering strong gales and high seas all
the way over. Senator Edward Wolcott of
Colorado. who is understood to be visiting
Europe In the interests of bimetallism, was
IN good health when he landed here. He
read with interest the dispatches from the
United States during the week, but he re-
fused to say anything, except that the
work he had in hand lies chiefly In Lon
don. to which city he is proceeding lmme-
diately.
LONDON, January 9.-The Speaker, COM
menting on the mission of Senator VOL
cott. says nothing il likely to result from
Evening star., 1897-01-09
Cost of a Chemical L.boratorx.

Acting Secretary Curtis today sent to the
committee on appropriations a copy of q
communication from Secretary Francis
submitting an estimate from the director
OF the geological survey of 5000 for the
fitting up of a chemical laboratory for the
office, Ito which buildirk.p Secretary
Francis says. 'the geological survey bureau
Is to be moved when completed" Secre-
tary Francis says that he concurs in the
recommendation Of the director
Evening star., 1897-01-09
CALLED ON MRS. cLEvELAND.
Commander and Mrs. BOOth.Tucke1
at the White House.


at the White House.
Commander and Mrs. Booth Tucker. the
leaders in the United States of the Saliva
ton Army. called, by appointment, this
morning, with their hostess, Mrs. Henry
Macfarland, upon Mrs. Cleveland. She re-
ceived them alone in the red room, and for
twenty minutes talked with them about the
worldwide work of the Salvation Army,
in which she is much interested. Mrs.
Cleveland was prevented from attending
the drawing room meeting at AIRS. Fosters
yesterday, and, therefore. was the more
pleased to see Commander and Mrs. Booth
Tucker this morning. Mrs. Rooth-Tucker
during the interview presented to Mrs.
Cleveland a special copy of the famous
life of her mother, Mrs. William Booth,
the mother of the Salvation Army" Be-
fore leaving for their home in New York
city this afternoon Commander and Mrs
Beoth-Tucker expressed their high appre-
citation of the kindly interest of Mrs. Cleve-
fand and her gracious courtesy to them.
Evening star., 1897-01-09
Arranging the Big Fight.

DALLAS. .sxas, January 9.-Dan Stuart
arrived in this city last night and said
the fight between Fitzsimmons and Cor
bett would take place as per schedule. and
that he had several other attractions TO he
given in connection with the big fight. He
denied the Little Rock item stating thai
Mexico would be the battle ground. He
announced that the place would be made
few days.
Evening star., 1897-01-09
A Permanent Cen.us. :

The committee on census gave hearing
this morning to Superintendent OF the Cen
sus Wright, WREN the latters plan for a
permanent census was explained. There
were present Messrs. Chandler, chairman;
Hawley. Cullom. Cockrell, Berry, Perkins
and Faulkner.
Evening star., 1897-01-09
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
Findings Approved.

The Commissioners have approved the
findings of the nceDnen's trial board in the
cases of Privates Seitz, fined $25, and
Buscher, $40, for violations of the rules of
the department., and both warned that a
repetition of the offense will work dis
Missal from the service.
Excise Board.
At the afternoon session of the excise
board yesterday Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson
set forth that he had heard from several
sources in Anacostia that when the in
spector of the excise board had visited
that suburb to learn the feeling Of the
people regarding liquor saloon, he rather
advocated the saloon. Upon request by
the chairman of the board for the names
of his informant, Rev. MIR. Stevenson nam
ed Mr.. Henry johnson of the Office Of the
recorder of deeds. That gentleman called
upon the board this morning and de-
MED that he had ever made use of the
language attributed to him. In fact, he
mad never seen the inspector, who lad
called upon his wife during his absence
and learned from her that she preferred a
Well-regulated saloon to the speak easies,
but as general proposition Vas opposed
to liquor saloons.
No objection.
The Commissioners offer no objection to
the passage of House bill g7O4 to authorize
the Washington and Glen Echo Railroad
Company to obtain a right Of way and con-
struct tracks into the District of Columbia
6o0 feet. They say the extension of this
railroad far enough to secure convenient
connection with a District trunk line of a
street railway would be for public comfort
ard accommodation. The route is from a
point where the railway crosses the boun-
dary of the District across Columbia boule-
ward; thence on private property to point
on Connecticut avenue extended on a
route approved by the Commissioners.
Evening star., 1897-01-09
NuynI Order..

Lieutenant Commander b. Il. Gheen has
been substituted for Lieutenant Com
mander G. B, Harhan as 4 member Of the
general court martial to assemble at the
Washington navy yard next Monday
for the trial Of Ensign N. T. Coleman, for
alleged culpable inefaciency and neglect Of
duay In the inspection of steel.
Evening star., 1897-01-09
MAZHAR BEY ACQUITTED.
New Trial Ordered at the Instanc,
of the Powers.

CoNSTANTlNOPLE, January 9-Advices
received here from Narash announce that
hazhar Bey. who has been on trial,
charged with being responsible for the
murder OF Father Salvatore an Italian
priest, az the Convent of Jenidjekle, at
Narash, has been acquitted. But the sui
tan. at the instance of the French and
Italian ambassadors, who insist upon the
reys punishment, has ordered a new trial
Evening star., 1897-01-09
TO REPRESENT cHocTAws.

Agents Selected by Them to Act for
Them Here.
SOUTH McALESTER. i. T.. January a.
convention Of Chot,taws at Tuscahoma
has elected Judges Dulkes. Jacob jackson
ana Lewis Rattiest to represent the con-
ventfon ut Warrington. The convention
was composed Of representative Choctawa
who are opposed 70 allotment. but who nay
they now favor the plan, and now ask for
longer time ana = more equitable aereemeni
than that receutly ratined by the Dawea
commission.
Evening star., 1897-01-09

LONDON. January 9.-AH Of the edi-
torials in the morning papers approve OF
the sentence imposed by Justice Hawkins
Upon Lady Selma Scott and two serving
men In the case of her son-in-law, Earl
Russell. who sued for criminal libel The
newspapers generally express the opinion
that the justice was too lenient
Evening star., 1897-01-09
In se.'hs..tesa vArsinia.

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Special Dispatch te-Ths nvenias ssars
RICHMOND. IA. Jaanasy 0-Ths resi-
dence Of John Upperiy, 81 North Garden.
Abemarie county. Was burned with In
contents last night
James Wyatt Shields. ons Of the n1dagt
and wealthlest citizans cf Richmond, died
this morning in his eashtYss,xkh yo4x.
Evening star., 1897-01-09
Tramc Manager H.nley Acau,ttea

CHICAGO. January 9.-The Jury in the
case Of General Traffic Manager J. r. Han
ley Of the Atchison. Topeka and Sar.. -
railway, charSS-a with Violation of the In
terstats commerce law. returned a verdict
today Of not guilty.
Evening star., 1897-01-09

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