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The times., 1898-01-02
NBW Plau Bills.

Those who value the presentation OF
plays in at artistic and scholarly manner
will find II rch solace in the announcements
that Mr.. Richard Mansfield dcomes u the La
fayette Square Opera House this week. This
engagement will be signalized with the
production, for the first time in this city,
OF George Bernard Shaw's best vof<,
The Devils DISCIPLE, which has Just
closed successful run Of extended length
at the Fifth a venue, Theater, New York,
and played to enormous business at the
Montauk Theater, Brooklyn. last week
The repertoire is as follows: Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and
Sat urday matinee, The Dcvifs Dis
cipIe;'' Thursday evening. A Parisial Ro-
manee:" Friday evehng, Bea u Bruin-
melr' aSd Saturday esening, Or. Jesyll
and Mr.. III: de.
The times., 1898-01-02

the morenotabl of which will be the -Four
ard Twenty Black birds" and 1.-The Birth
Of the Firefly''
The times., 1898-01-02

Charles E. Rlaney's A Boy wanted
Company, which opens at the Grand opera
House Monday night for II week, with
The times., 1898-01-02

Eugene w. Presbrey, the author of idr.
Cranes rev play, "a Virginia Courtshfp y
was a wellEnown water color artist le.
fore he became identified with the ,lra-
matte profession, his entree into which
was brought about in pecuiarway. A. M.
Palmer was then in the heyday Of his sue
cess at the Madison Square Theater in
New York, and he took great deal of
pride in the manner in which the plays
that he presented were staged. He was
about to get ready oew pley for pre-
sentation, and he desired to have some
beautiful settings for it. Some ody sus-
gested that he call in the artist, Presbrey.
to do the work. He did 50, and while i'm
the theGter and seeing the play rehearsed
the artist made a number Of very va llIa iIle
suggestions. When his work was com
plcted, Mr.. Palmer did not care to lose
him, and said that he would like him to
remain and take charge of the productions
at the house Mr.. Presbrey said he would
like tc do so, but that he did not think the
manager could make it worth his while.
But he did, and since then Mr. Presbrey
has staged several of the biggest sue
ceSses the stage has known In wears. 1t
was MIR. Presbrey who staged A Fool
of Fortune" for Mr.. Crane last year and
during one of the rehearsals the comedian
asked him why he did not stop doctoring
the plays of others and write one az his
own. II will one of these days, 'sanswered
Presbrey. Lone of these days be hanged, ;,
said Crane with emphasis, ..go to work ON
il now Mr.. Presbrey did, and when his
work was completed he took it to the
actor to read. A few days later he came
back and asked If he could have his plav.
The times., 1898-01-02

The Forthcoming engagement of the -r-
tistic English actor9 Mr. +. s. Willard.
at the Lafayette next week, is antici-
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GENERAL BLANCO'S LATEST,

Cuban Captain General Issues n Procla.
nation to this Citizens of Havana.
New YORK. Aug. IA special to
The Press from Washington says: A
translation Of General Blanco's latest
proclamation to the people Of Havana
has reached Washington. 1t says:
1--WE have been vanquished, and
without consideration of our birthplace
will DO tomorrow as strangers in this
country, and as emigrants to this por.
ton OF tho world, which today and
perhaps few weeks more is part Of
our Spanish fatherland.
"As strangers. and as the van.
quished, counsel you. the people Of
cuba. whose hearts are>Spanish. and
who deeply feel the disgrace Of their
country. not to dispute any Of the ben.
etits which the triumph gives to the
victors.
1T is our obligation now to be quiet
not to take any part in the different
manifestations Of local political ma.
ture. and even to decline participation
in such affairs. and even il the right of
franchise be offered us.
But you have one duty. which
should be duty Of love: that is to
undertake tho task of reconstruction Of
all your interests, and it is your duty
also to ask for. even appeal. if it be-
come necessary from your position as
the vanquished. to the victorious for a
guarantee OF your personal safety and
the protection Of your proper interests.
Uncle sam Will Protect Them.
"If you do as l counsel you. the
United States will take care of your
lives and your interests. My mission
here soon will be finished, as will b.
the sovereignty of Spain. and any one
who feels that with honor to himself
he may continue to call himself d
Spaniard will have to matriculate hi.
name ut the Spanish consulate which
will be established in this city.
II believe that I have done all that
could have done for her majesty.
loyal subjects. 1t was duty to max.
war against the insurgents, who never
have been grateful to Spain for hel
efforts in their behalf.
II am convinced that there will b.
no further disputes between the Gu
bans and tho Spaniards in the island
for it is my belief that as soon as tn.
Cubans begin to govern here, they vii
find out how useful are tho Spaniards
to them. aud finally will concede t.
them the place they deserve in thu
government Of tho island.
"Your companion,
"RAMON BLANCO."
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RESULT OF FUN
Firing of a Revolver at Cavite
by Trooper Causes Loss
of Six Lives
And the Wounding Of Four Other
Americans How 1t Hap
pened.
Aguinaldo Expresses Regret and
No Further Trouble Is Now
Apprehended.
Blanc0 Advises Cuban Spaniards
Not to Dispute the Benefits
of Victory.

MANIA, Aug. 27-On Wednesday
q corporal and two troopers Of Battery
b Of the Utah artillery, after disem.
barking at Cavite, were sent on an er.
rand. While passing through the
streets, Trooper Hudson discharged his
revolver for fun, but the natives in the
immediate locality were much alarmed
for the time and Immediately began
firing. Dismounted cavalry were sent
to quell the distur ban CO, but the natives
misunderstood the movement, and the
firing became general.
Trooper Hudson was killed and Cor.
poral Anderson mortally wounded.
Troopers Laydon, Nachbar. Conolly
and Doyle OF the Fourth cavalry, were
wounded. Four natives were killed
and several wounded.
General Aguinaldo has expressed his
regret at the encounter and promises
10 punish the offenders No further
trouble is expected.
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about the things which most closely CON
Germ her future happiness. If she is sub
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cial organism Of womanhood. make It your
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rected, and that she starts upon woman
hoods career with full womanly strength
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There Is no need Of examinations and
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Miss Cora L. Russell, Of I.eenont, Accomac Co
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wrote TO DR.. Pierce aud he recommended hia
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FOR STARVING CUBANS.

Steamer Comal with . Million Rations
Leaves Tampa for Havana.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. In ACCORD.
ance with the determination Of the ad.
the Oomal sailed from
Tampa to Havana during tho day with
1000, 900 rations for distribution to the
starving people Of Cuba These ra.
tions will be distributed by Lieutenant
A. u. Niskern, under the direction of
Captain Lotus Niles Of the artillery. in
conformity with the orders of the pres
ident aud secretary Of war. Supplies
will be furnished to other provinces in
the island under the direction Of Off.
cers OF the army - emergency may de.
mand.
Il has been learned that there will
be no di i,iculty regarding the entry oi
the supply vessels to Cuban ports o,
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latter Referred to a Committee
With Power to Confer With
Printers
mi REPRESENTATIVES Of Other
Branches of the Printing
Business
o Devise a Way to Make II
Practicable Without Engen-
dering Loss

MnwAuKrr, Aug. -. After strug.
linz through three long executive ses.
koss during which the nine. .hour work
~ wa, the subject OF warm debate.
b. United Typothetae OF America. a'
(ooa disposed Of the question. for the
S,esen, a, least. by the passing Of the
Glowing re,olutlons:
Whereas. The question Of establishing
ane.hour work day III the printing
us.uess has been brought to tho at
eaton Of this convention by commit.
ees appointed by tho lntcrnationa
Printing lrcssmen and Assistants
lalon, and the International Typo
rafA.ca. union, and
Whereas. TINS convention has giveL
be question careful and earnest delib
Eaton IN al its bearings, therefore
e..
Resolved, BY the United Typothetae
America, that this body docs no,
esm It practicable at the present time
recommend to its members any
Range in the hours OF labor which
institute days work.
Resolved, That the secretary Of thi,
o-Selt!on be instructed to forward
ep.es OF these resolutions to tho presi.
sa' OF the International Printing
'sss'Aen and Assistants union, and
M George w. Harris, chairman O,
W. committee appointed by the Inter.
ar.oaaI typographical union.
"eso.vcd, That n committee OF five
appointed by the convention, te
-.@ shall DO referred the question
~ what measures. il any, can b.
sp,ca ty the employing printer,
-'oA WIZ make n shorter workday
a'"Cao'e without engendering undue
upon the employers. and that thi,
= Ia-.'''ee be authorized to confer with
si'eseitatives Of tho Iuternation
.ia' mug FRESHMEN aud Assistants
nio oa ana International Typographical
son" wv anu such other similar organiza
sas IT, II may deem proper.
er - "eA' convention will be held IL
s" r Haven. Conn.
esen,.., voniiittec Of five to meet rep
A. 1.a,'Ves tn OF unions on nine hour dn,
av,ra '0"s; " }. b. Little. New York
lor,auu a'u 4rcegard, St. Louis; J. X
lllsa., cincinnati; A. J. Aikens
apo NA'e' and Amos Pettibonc. Chi
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WOULD DEFEAT QUAY.

Inisinttvc steps Taken by tho Republican
hus,ncss Meme League
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-The Re.
publican Business Mems league Of
Pennsylvania held meeting III this
city and adopted initiative measures in
the leagues efforts to prevent tho re.
election OF United States Senator Quay.
whose term will expire March 3, 1899.
Resolutions were adopted reciting that
the machinery Of the Republican party
OF the state is controlled and used by
the leaders for selfish and improper
ends and that only the personal defeat
OF Senator Quay can destroy his ma.
chine
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WILL FIGHT EXTRADITION.

Mrs. l'otkins, Alleged Poisoner. Objeet.
to Going to Delaware for Trial.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Fit is
stated on good authority that Mrs. Bot.
kin. the alleged poisoner, has decided
to make legal fight against the efforts
of tho Delaware authorities to have her
taken TO Dover for trial. Already two
prominent attorneys have been re-.
tanned. Interesting legal points are to
be raised and the writ of habeas corpus
is TO DO invoked in the struggle to
either restore the prisoner to freedom
or have the California courts try the
case.
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Deer for tho Orient.

MILWAUKEE. Aug. u. What may
DO expected in the way Of increased
commerce between the United States
and it newly acquired territory is fairly
illustrated by an order for bottled beer
received by q brewing company OF this
city. Its China agent has cabled an
order for 81 carloads for immediate
shipment. The cars are being loaded
and will DO forwarded by special trains
via tn Canadian. Northern and Central
Pacific routes.
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oelt herakaiides. the Terrible Greek ,
ana the Strong JAP" Takezawa bo,
came involved in such heated strup.
gle that the former was rendered mn.
conscious by tho fearful pressure ar.
erteo by tho japanese wrestler The
latter weighed but l49 pounds. be;ns
~ pounds lighter than his opponent
When the match was stopped ths
ureek was black in the face and wa,
IN spasms. He lies in a precarious con
dition and his death is exnected
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Aug. 2;.-The
First Texas cavalry regiment Is hard
at work and will likely be kept in the
saddle all this week hunting drove OF
500 Of their horses which stampeded
while being driven through from Fort
Sam Houston to the target range for
pasture. Several accidents and run.
aways were caused as the frightened
animals ran through the street.
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Wisconsin Prohibttioni.,.

OSHKOSH, Wis. Aug. 27.-The STATE
ffohlbition convention adopted a plat.
form declaiming against the hnno,
traffic III the usual terms. auains, mo
nopolies. ior the abolition OF the pas.
system. for the reduction OF public ex.
penses and finally all territory acouired
by aud lately annexed to the lInited
states shall DO under prohibition. T.
W. Chaffin Of Waukesha was nomi
mated for governor.
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CAPTAIN TAYLOR OBJECTS.

A"'"1" 'he Indiana Was Sighted In the
Report Of the santiago Battle.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-A CORE.
spondence between Admiral Sampson
and Captain Taylor of the Indiana has
been made public. Captain Taylor
complained that little was said about
tho Indiana in tho official reports, and
that this was an injustice to the Off.
GERS and crew. Admiral Sampson, in
MS reply. expresses regret that any
such feeling should exist, and states
that there was no intention to deprive
the Indiana Of praise, still less to crit.
cize the officers and men Of the ship.
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Adonted n Uniform Scale.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. T.-Thc National
Association OF Employing EIectrotyp.
ers, in annual convention here. adopted
q uniform scale which will be put into
effect as soon as possible. The scale is
not made public. bat each line OF work
will have separate and uniform price
throughout tho country.
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AANl VESSELS ARRIVING.

'p'y OF Provisions, Howevsr
H. - sim lnsun,o,.ae.
ssam.s Aug. 27.-The British
,usas ' 1rayan. from Jamaica. ha,
foyis,oa.s a q. . .V'cnfucgos with 600 tons Of
se.nau ,UnS Tor tho Spanish army. Tn.
(ok u Sn steamer Lydia from New
.ap.r. - arrived. She carried 26 mas
lsaner - sua general cargo. A
ltso "nn ,,a 40 Passengers and 3 genera
sssns, ron Kingston the Enolist
rovlsianal Linton with passeneers ano
Eeaner p. and from London th.
mrsdl =, r'',sl re with cargo Of wheat, s
Sss,eame, navana 1,, during the day.
,vsdd.' ''a ID, a cargo Of provision. os O.l.s si.s
has ,,l The arrival o, 40 msnv YES.
most ,sa,' s'ven tho port and the wh.rys,
IS suaie'anr.n ane'r normal aspeo. n Nsver.he. he.
alved to sun1, 81 Provisions have not 70,
towns
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their distribution under the direction
Of United States army officers.
Reduced the Butter Tariff.

WASHINGTON, Aug. -. The cabinet
discussed various questions concerning
Porto Rico, Cuba, and the Philippines
II was decided to admit butter and
butterine TO Porto Rico and Cuba, when
stamped as such, at cents pound
This IS material reduction, the Span.
ish rate having been cents on butter,
while butteriue was not admitted.
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Excluded the Woman's Bible.

ST. Louis, Aug. GA special TO
Tho Post. Dispatch from Topeka. Kan.
says: After a discussion lasting a
week. tho board OF censors OF the To.
ncka Federation of Women's Clubs has
cxcludcd the Woman's Bible from its
library on the ground that it Is writ
ten in flippant. coarse and inelegant
stvle."
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NAY HAVE BAD EFFECT,
Return Of Repatriated Soldiers Will Open
the Eyes Of the spanish People.

tho Eyes OF the Spanish FeoP!e.
LONDON. Aug. 27-The Madrid cor.
respondent Of The Standard says:
There is nothing more likely to
straighten out the country's disillu.
sions than the return of the repatri.
ated soldiers. OF the 1885, 900 soldiers
sent to the Antilles in 1895, $4,000 Of
them have died. and 10000 Of them
have returned home or are returning
to be disbanded. after receiving por.
ton of their nine months back pay.
The pacific condition of the country
averts the danger Of the disconten,ed
soldiers being made the tools of politi'
cal or military intriguers and Carlists.
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. = oeATH EXPECTED.

''rrlbl. c,.
II. swssa resa" Fatally Isjsrsd /.
A,lAs1,c "rr'''''ss Match.
as wrestl;nwa' w'ry. N. J.. Aus. ST.
ior the championsht,
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You Owe Il to Her.

II you are the
mother Of a young
girl who Is APP
preaching I Il e
time when girl
hood inerges into
womanl,ood do
not hesitate TO
speak freely and
frankly with her
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MEETINGS.

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MYRON NJ. PARKER, President
w. SCOTT TOWERS, secretary:
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