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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
RECRUITING FOR WAR VESSELS IN THE
WEST.

Chicago. March 2s.-General John X BROOKE
commanding the Department OF the Lakes. says
that neld-pieces in Fort Sheridan are 10 De
Skinned away for use at other points some OF the
rapid-fre guns have already been shippec ana
others Will follow.
rieutenon, Robert B. Denig Of the Newport Train
ing school. passed through Chicago on suncay on
nIe way 10 ST. Paul to report to Lieutenant simon
Cook AZ me RYAN Hotel. In that city to-ody. LIEU
mig is one OF the recruiting board recently
appointed by Secretary Long. whose 2utes are 20
alHo., 80 bjrfsfe and seamen In St. Paul Duluth
W,lwaukee and Chicago He SAID that ne fegatoeu
IL OF the utmost importance 10 KEEP me oga ,h
many OF the men recruited along the Great Lahes
will he nut on the new war vesseis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
ErEyIyG HIGH SCHOOL CLOsfyGs.

The New-York Evening High School Commences.
rnent exercises held last night In the school hai'
~ No 100 West Forty sixth-st.. were largely at
tended The exercises in the first part were pre-
sided over by Hugh Kelly Of the Board OF Eaocs'
ton and in the second part by Mrs. John r. Town
send who IS a school inspector
John p Townsend. president OF the boweV
Savings Bank acted judge Of the DEBATE oy
the students in the class Of political economy VINO
took opposite sides on the resolution I've
favor a compulsory eight labor law. VIII
lam Rafferty, and William Friebohn to9S yne
affirmative side and John A. COOK ana Sn.Sies
HOFFMAN the negative. Mr.. Townsend decioe9 LOT
the negative side. James NJ. Logan decisnsse
~ Patrick Henrys speeches. In which occu2 -
sentence THE war is Inevitable THIS was "ss".
~ appla uded 49,. A., r..r ~ thu
High School for Women were held last mig IN tns
assenbIy nall Of the school building No 2l' East
Twentieth-st Mary E Tate the principal pre-
siGed 1ohn Jasper superintendent Of schools iE
the boroughs Of Manhattan and The Bronx mace
an address and there was musicai proerrammm H.,
The Harlem Evening High school az ohe,nan;s
Tor the year last night Francis Karelson, school
iDsnertor had charge OF the exercises. and dis
,rb,lted diplomas forty-fve pupils who had az.
tended the school regularly during the last three
wears Miss May Smith. school inspector , mads
q brief address lid also the principal. EDWIN
A. Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
NAVAL RESERVE TO GUARD MOBILE

GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA TO CALL OUT THE MEN
Birmingham. Ala. March Is (SpeciaD. Secretary
OF the Navy Long has written 10 Governor John
urging him the Importance OF drafting
naval reserve for protection OF the port OF Mobile
The Secretary suggests that he do this without
waiting for legislative action. but proceeding under
the Guards act. Governor Johnson tonight said
he had not received the letter. but that he had no
doubt he could increase the Alabama Guard 10 SIX
thousand men and they would be sufficient 10 guard
the port until regulars or recruits take their
places. The Governor Gays he is IN receipt OF
proffers OF services from many exConfederates who
have seen service the sea. The volunteer
airy squadron has the requisite number OF men
signed up and Will be commissioned once. This
troop Will offer its services at the first call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
PAUL BAUER SENTENCED.

Paul Bauer. alias George Duval. who was convict
cd last week OF attempting TO break out Of jail. was
tried and found guilty OF carrying knockout drops
before Recorder Go In Part III OF General Sessions
yesterday After the jury had announced its YER
dict. Recorder Gon sentenced the defendant 10
three years imprisonment for attempting 10 escape
from the Tomhs Prison and 20 ten years imprison-
rnent for carrying knockout drops.
Assistant District-Attorney Osborne told Duval
thar ne would not have him arraigned on the indct
rnent charging him with robbery II ne aided In the
recovery OF the Jewels Of the women named Sadie
Miller and Lottie Wang. on whose testimony the
Indictment for robbery was found. As ne refused
10 DO So he VIII be tried FOR theft The trial Will
probably take place tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
4 PLEA FRou AFlR FOR JUSTICE.
NEED OF LEGAL AID SOCIETY ~ SOUTH
DAKOTA.

DAKOTA.
The excellent service rendered By the New-York
Legal Aid Society 10 persons who have just sriev-
ances that should be legally redreSsed but VINO
are unable % pay FOR legal advice and counsel -
well known % NEWCOMERS. but the field OF this
society is necessarily limited. and unfortunately.
similar societies are extremely rare. II not almost
unknown IN other parts OF the country. as the fo-
lowing ungrammatica but none the less interesting
letter received recently by the New-York society,"
will show The letter was addressed simply; Inc
New-York Legal Aid Society scrubbed IN one me
across the top OF the envelope. The letter ~ss
written panstakngly in pencil. and was as follo~s'
'Putney Brown co. So Dakota. Mar 80 me
New-York Legal Aid Society; Dear Sr, I'm ~. ~
help the Poor out here. that Is am Poor TOT wanS
OF Justice no Law mere for me. Thos Jsmes
p : I don't want something for nothing. PleaSS
answer this and / Will let you know moore aoous
it, stamp In this T. j. ,...>
The directors Of the society have sent me Ie,t0
10 The Tribune for publication. IN me nope that ~
NAV catch the eye OF those in South Dakota "no
are able 10 look into the case and give JUSTICE 70
tho complainant II he has not had Z. Arthur Won
Bresen OF No. 300 Broadway. president OF tne vos
ciety would be glad be informed regarding tns
proceedings should anybody investigate the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
SOUTHERN NAVAL RECRUITS ARRIVE.
PAYONETS.

Among the passengers the Cromwell Line
steamer Louisiana, which arrived here yesterday
rom New-Orlesns. We're hf,y-six who had
enlisted at New Orleans for the United States
navy and had been sent hare for drill and as
tgnment to duty at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
A.hyh9 tle enlisted men were twenty-siX skilled
hachlhlSts The remainder classed
men men a Government tug met the Louisiana a. her
10 the Brooklyn Navy Yard
on me savannah Line steamer City OF Blrming-
gam winch arrived here the same time from
savannah, were thirty-one members OF the gun
1ery c4ass JUST graduated IN gunnery from the
Iiteo states warsn!p Amphitrite They are the
nlst 70 take such graduation while In Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
TRATNURECKERS SANITY QUESTIONBD

San Francisco March 8.-Dr. A NJ. Garuhoi' "
tho Napa Insane Asylum. will 60 east a.I. or
70 secure in various parts OF New-York SUI o."
davis n, number Of persons to the sanity OF III
sanity OF salter y. Werden. the train"recNei NV
at Folsom under sentence Of death nin have
at different times since Werdens data i'm regard
10 the insanity OF Werden's relatives relatives viii make
Budd desires 10 find out If the Mn,atned IN their
sflda Wits 10 the statements contain, e,,ars md
letters DR. Gardner IS TO take me a,on br him
invite the writer's TO submit TO
before "A notary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
A1GER,s REPLY no NETWORKS q. A r

Utica N Y. March "a recent letter from
Colonel A. D. Shaw. Department Commander OF the
Grand Army o.. the Republic. 70 Secretary Alger
suggested that in case OF need veterans could
be put into the field and used 70 nan all the sta
tons where Federal troops are now located so
that all Regulars could be free Tor active service IN
case or war Secretary Alger thanks Colonel shaw
FOR his offer and says that he is very much inter
es.ed IN the suggestion. but hopes the future turh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
RUBBER PoNCHos FOR THE ARMY.

Cleveland March 2s.-The Cleveland Ruooer
works Comnanv has received instructions by wire
70 commence work on a big order from the Govern
rnent tor rubber ponchos. a combination cape ana
blanket used in the Army. Shipments are 10 De-
gin within four days at the rate OF 700 ponehSos
. week until further notice The gooos VIII oe
Consigned 10 the United States Quarternes
Department. schuylkin Arsenal PhiiaaeiPnis' rgs
supply OF Army officers capes for Fort LeaVeh-
worth barracks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
FUSION STATE TICKET ~ OREGON

Portland. Ore. March 2s.-A fusion State ticket
under the name OF the People Democratc- Silver
Republican party has been completed The follow
ing nominations were made: Governor W. r. King
Fop): Congressmen-Ist District. r. NJ. Veatch
DEM: Id District c. VI. Donaldson Silver RepD:
Secretary of State. P. r. Kincaid Silver Rep;
Justice of the Supreme Court, William " Ramsey
DEM: State Treasurer. J. O. Booth DEM: At
torney- General J. l. Storey (Pop); State Printer.
{. F Fitch PopJ, Superintendent OF fnstrtction.
H. 5. Lyman (Pop).
The MiddIe-of- the Road Populists. who bolted thu
regular Populist Convention. nominated separate
Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
-FOUR MEN DROWNED AT DUTCH HARBoR

Seattle Wash, March &-The steamer Bertha
has brought the news that on March c. a. An
drews. second engineer u the steamer J. C. Barr
T II. Tracey. rveter and filter; J. G. Doerr and
Peter Doerr. Of 81. Louis. father and son, were
drowned at Dutch Harhor They were cross
inG in small boat from Chalaska to Dutch Har-
Dor in a squall. when their boat capsized. The
boat found next day by the cutter Bear. The
Bertha brought down $1,000 in gold bullion from
the Apollo Mine. on Unga Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
FOURTH-c CLASS POSTNASTERs NAMED.

Washington. March 2s-Fourth-class postma sters
have been appointed follows:
New Hampshire-Dlamond Hill. Walton F. Hoyt
Mane-Bucks Mitk. Mrs. NJ ". Hartman. Car
rehassett. L. C. Racklife
New YorkLConnely. Charles A. Snyder: East
Elmrs, Charles E. Church: Rathbons. " P.
Young. South Pultney l. F1tzsimmons
Observation-Disclosures, James @. Trego; Yer
DALI. A S Sechrist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
ORDERS TO CONNECTICUT GUARpsMEN.

South Norwalk. Conn. March 3.-From brigade
headquarters Of the Connecticut National Guard
This morning Br1gadier General Russell Frost issued
the following order:
Until further orders officers commanding or
CARNATIONS of the Connecticut National Guard Will
NOT absent themselves from their home stations
for a period exceeding twenty-four hours at one
time except by regularly issued leave OF absence
Commanding officers will continue the squad sys-
tenn in careful conformity TO changes In member
ship All lists for telephone companies for prompt
notice O, emergency calls which are still ncom-
plete will be at once completed and forwarded as
directed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29

years has successfully devoted his attention -
writing for the stage. His 'Heartsease with
Charles X lein and For Bonnie Prince Charlie"
from coppee respectively furnished Henry Miller
and Julia Marlowe vita star parts. T. H.
Southern will shortly bring his draTnatization
OF the 'Cour;ship OF Maurice BIcker SIR Henry
Irving has purchased two OF MI C!ar~s orig
inal dramas.
tragedy o. Irish history. and "Malmorfa. r1etr.
cal romance both published ny the Puinams. He
has also contributed occasionally 70 "Harpers
Weekly" His ballad. The Fighting Race pub
llshed recently. Is now going the rounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
MINISTER'S FAVOR INTERVENTION.

Chicago. March %-The Methodist and Consre-
sational ministers OF Chicago went on record at
their regular weekly meetings to-day in regard 10
the trouble between tho United States and SPAIN
In each case resolutions were adopfed laVorihs IN
bans and favoring the use OF force II necessary IN
supplying them with food. the Piesl0ent GOa 81 sc
in regard 10 the matter was heartily commenced al
na.afiY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
GEORGE F. WARNER FOR GOTERNOR

Rochester. March $-lt Is seni-omciany ~"
rorncod ,ha, Mavor George E Warner Of this city
will he a candidate for the Governorship nomtna'
ton in the next Democratic State Convention. ne
has carried the Republican city OF Rochester nvs
times for various offices. and has never oeen oeat.
on His ma iority for Mayor last fall was over SIX
thousand Mayor Warmers friends say he Is OUT
TO win first place. and will not accept nomiHsss S
delegation from Monroe County. according 70 tns
canNass tust cnrnnlaied by bis friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
srJcIDE OF 4 HARTFORD BUSINESS NAN.

Hartford. Conn. March 2s-Rchard y. JONES' OK
the firm OF Jones e. Little. committed suicide this
morning by cutting his throat with a razor. doing
the deed on Colts dixie. in a deserted spot The
head was nearly covered. He was thirty second
ago he married Miss Ella Boardman. OF New.
p-i,ain as his second wife. The deed was probes
hlv committed in fit OF insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
DIFFERENCES on THE FRONTIER.
ALASKAN AND CANADIAN OFFICIALS FAIL TO
AGREE.

Seattle, Wash. March ga passenger. who ar
rived on the steamer Australia from Skaguay. re-
ports that Governor Brady and Collector OF Gus
toms livery. were recently turned down by Captain
Eelcher Of the Canadian mounted police They
asked permission TO place two deputy collectors
at Lake Bennett. for the purpose Of facilitating
the transportation Of Canadian goods In bond
Captain Belcher refused their application. 1t is
stated that they acting under Instructions
from WASHINGTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
SECRETARY GAGE WILL Not RESIGN.
HE SAYS THE CABINET Is UNITED on THE CUBAN
QUESTION

Washington. March 2.-There IS no truth In the
report that Secretary Gage has resigned or has
any intention Of resgning. In the Of a con-
versaion to-day the Secretary said that there was
perfect unity in the Cabinet the Cuban question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
r,pry OPENING OF MACKINAW STRAITS.

Ma,kInaw City. Mich. March &-The Straits OF
,,soL,naw were opened this morning by south
,,as, Gale which is rapidly driving the ice into
1aks Huron The straits will De practically clear
:, Zoe nv tonight This Is the earliest opening in
% o. sixty.thres years OF which records have been
kept.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
GEORGIA NAVAL. RESERVE UNDER ORDERS.

Atlanta. Ga March Pa dispatch 10 The Con-
stitut!on" from Brunswick Ca. says; The georgia
Naval Reserve is under secret orders 10 be reaoy
for action The officers and men refuse 10 answer
ouestjons but there is abundant proof that the
men have been instructed TO arrange their ahalTs
40 as 10 be ready answer an instant call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
PERRY S HEATH IN THE NORTHWEST.

Portland. Ore. March 2S.-Perry s. Heath. First
Assistant Postmaster General has arrived here
from Washington He comes 70 the Northwest for
the purpose Of taking steps 20 improve the mail
service between the States and Alaska After con-
ferring several days with the postal authorities he
Will 90 10 Puget Sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
WORK FASTENED ON TORPEDO BOAT.

s.o,,I. wash March "a dispatch from the
c.oro,orv NJ The Navy has been received by Moran
brothers telling them to complete the toTPeSd er
bont Rowan AT the earliest possible moment nh,rtv
miles an hour 1t is fitted with three torpea"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
= CLARKES NEW PLACE.

Joseph l. c. Clarke. who has succeeded Henri
Dnnav In the editorship Of The Criterion served
for many years on the editorial staff OF Inc her
aid" He subsequently Managing H1l'oi ..
.1,s Mo-ring Journal" and for the last three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
GEN RurrERFIELp,s REGIMENT READY

Washington. March 2s-General Daniel Butterheld
has advised the Secretary Of War that his old
regiment the 18th New-York. has through It's COM
mander Colonel Leonard. by letter 10 the Governor
OF New York. rendered It's service In case war
comes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
SPANS RESPONSIBILITY.

,~..or,otivs McCleary (aep, Minn)-Tne re-
-, 90 M, full enough warrant ono IN s'h'I'e
n final opinion. 1t does not a''enp' ~ r.
resnonsibility but II seems 70 rest Oh 'P'
went OF the responsibility depends On He'
,t- n the act II 1t was absolutely "1O.Cu' ~
knowledge or consent she - 9''i' ,.,,.
ara,,o sat- she should in this case prom ply
sI.on, ho- responsbility, express her determine
10 - ga and punish those res7oneiole ana eA-
wv. orx,ety 10 make such Nparation as Is
pc - che does not do so her noh-acuoh
49, 30 freely construed - at least n phi ''a' ~
,a,oI ~ the act. In <at case trust that VII
P'0'"' 81, with ~ she and all the WorIu may
be so e sa, Horrible crimes cannot oe CUM
know vi NIT Nth iIIpunity,, ,.s,r nm n IA.
ssat proposition that looks to absolute IN
eepeDdence and liberty in Guoa look f n aSsoiuts IN.
1nyehpdehce and liberty in CuSa am IN o.
usyerng Spain out OK me Nes'e ,o ~ 5i,t,ing
and II s"1 Ths neople demand action. They indorse
her Prcstdent's course TO date and think the Tune
he's now come Iitye i0r Magre Dem. cai)The cyl
Ami purpose Of the Presidents Messaee - 20 "a
cen ne Maine incident TO subordinate pace anu
10 pen,ressntafive Thomas NJ Jett tIDein H. M
,,nsaase OF the President was along the ines ne
ne; 80 Ear been following that Is ne Is az.
nsrenty wanting more unt an, AZ urnoe-,unitv TO an
sRanlan ne Cubans and prepare FOR war inter- r,
yention is wanted by the people e, ana "o''s
OF !, WI, Bromwell Gep.. 0hiolIIhe mo
nep y, me Naval Board fixes conclusiSey me re-
sponsibty for the indvdaai could have pro-
thori,es: used such mine the report refers 70
without tne - thr Spanish officials AT Havana |
~ IT, holding Spain strictly account ~. ~
loss Of vessel ana a,,,e IN money but the only
Insnse she can make for the Ih.,er % Tih
dIste cessation OF her p,aSsn.nSsnce OF the isl
ana the me- we should act at once sno no, oelsy
anti the arrival OF the Spanish t0R''' "'eA- -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
MRS. RORERs
ARTICLES

in this number are of special in
terest to mothers. Under the
title of 4" Proper Cooking for the
Nursery" she tells what the tiny
folks must not cat-as we'll as
how to prepare their proper foods.
" The Best Food for a Growing
Child" continues the story for the
babies who have grown into little
men and little women.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-01
aus ,niHomri.

= Sefferiun @itp, Mo.. %. SUM.
Die bemotrntii6e Convention bes
abten gpnareBbe5irfs D MinUuri
bat beute 8idarb 3. Slnnb sur 8ie=
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GurS cnt9leilten. oDd nidt elm Yferi
uur0e uerlebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-01
I'm out dus5ui chen,

@uteSNusiebeu lit enti9ieben meh,
ais 9autuerbeiierun8 ba es gan5 uni
oar upn einent eelunoen 3uitanoe al
ler 2ebensor9ane abbdn9t. 8enr
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eutes 4usIeben baben. r@teftriI6er
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aui Wtneem, uno 2eber uuo ytieren.
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5leden Iumie S9aren unb eiebt eis
ne quite 9eli6tsfurbe. Seoe 6laIhe
sarantirt. gu uerfaufen in 8alter
8rDs. 4potbete. so Gents Die 5fa~
lde.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-01
StrafeurIuber ouf SdSern.

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3ort. puroe tiir5Iid) bon ilpei Strnicn
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pom NnbcHimr an Giubult gotham lpiro olrdl
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