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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
SING SING.

A, m. Fpworth League meeting this evening me
leader will be George /. Knapps; Mrs AhIeu
Conges will conduct the services o. the haPuS'
Young Peoples Union. and the meeting OF '"e
Christian Endeavor Society at the FFesDS 'e''1N
church will be led by Miss May Johnson
c:ao-ge l. 'llotsOn. OF this village. an inspec tor
a. The new Croton dam, was severely injured a.
~ nrorks Yesterday ana = now being treated AT
his home in Wil.iam-st. About a year ago NJ NJ
'ulo;son had his leg broken while al "oTK al inc
same place. - ,,,a ,o.o,,.tes
Village Treasurer Terhune on Friday negouasS.u
the 81 e5s g. in per cent bonds issued 10y l!ils "
lac Tor the EnlWelton Place and Bellview-aVe IN
nroyements Isaac ". Sheriff. Of Poughkeepsie
Was the purchaser. his BID having been $.VI'ioo;
The bonds have been transferred 10 inc MccHdi'i.7
Savings Bank Of flshklll. ,.,, t.,
The Mems League OF the Presbyterian Snurch -
the church standards on THURSDAY evening Apr1i
IL D- Vail or Stamford. Conn. the Rev. j.
Rtchie Smith Of Peekskill. and other speakers are
expected 10 be present.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK. SATURDAY. APRIL 2 1898
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW YORK SATURDAY. APRIL 2 1898
ARRIVED.
Steamer cunc ur) Thomas Liverpool March g. VIII
md,e 10 IN. White Line. Arrived at the Bar AT ot
a m.
To Sanaerson & Son. Arrived a. the Bar at 10 IS
ballast to master Arrived AZ the Bar al 10
steamer Titania tRD crate. Dundee March Il. In bal
laet To Norton a Arrived At the Bar at |
Steamer California 0Br, Mitchell. Genoa February ~.
Iexhorn "a Naples March |. Palermo g. Naples an
Gibraltar with misc cabin AMI 0:s stserase
sengers 10 Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at o3a
a
with mdse John G Seager South OF Fire Island a;
4:OS
Steamer Crveiens (Br, Harrison. Trinidad March ~
and Grenada 90 with mdse TO Tweeds Shipping and
Trading Company Arrived nj the bar az u
Steamer Old Dominion. Tapley Norfolk and Newport
News with mise and passengers 10 Old Dominion SIS Co
Steamer city 81 PHILADELPHIA. Higgins Baltimore with
mdre to II c Foster
SAILED.
Steamers Menantic nir). for Antwerp Massachusetts
(BD. London Werkendsm Dutch. Rotterdam. via Bou
lcgno. Ems Ger. Naples. etc. tmbra (br. Liverpool
Trinidad Orr. bermuda; Altai ti3r, Kinss,on. etc
Falso (Nor) Philadelphia; Yucatan Havana etc. Colo
RADIO (Br) Hull Arabia DER. Hamburg ileka DAM
Copenhagen. cto Madana on. 81 Thomas. etc Victoria
nir). London Seminole Charleston and Jacksonville: -
Georgetown. e. louisiana, New oreans Tallahassee
Savannah Richmond. Newport News and Richmond
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer Trinidad CBD. Frazer. Bermuda-A Outer
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EDITOR or THE ICONOCLAST' DEAD.

FATAL RESULT or HIS STREET FIGHT WITH CAP
TAIN DAvIs-THE LATTER REsENTs AZ AT
TACK UPON BAYLOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Waco. Texas April Wv. G. Brann. Editor Of
Tho Iconoclnst" died early this morning Iiis
death was the result OF encounter last night. I'm
which he probably fatally wounded his antagonist.
Captain 81. r DAVIS. The nght took place on the
street the weapons being revoyers Each OF tho
combafants received three bullets. Three non
combsiant. were slightly wounded Brann died
from internal bleeding Captain Davis is suffering
IN the sam. way md MS death IS hourly expected.
The particular motive In the case wa tho cNtraor-
tlnary attack by Brann in hs paper on tho chas-
t,ty Of me students o. Baylor University. AT this
place Among NJ" students at tho University were
fhe two daughters OF Captain Davis When tho
TWO men met on the street last night they had
some words drew their revolvcrs. and nrlnS fol-
lowed almost instantly.
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RATTLE OVER 4 FRUIT ORDER.
vENDER. MESSENGER AND BUTLER WITH
A CLUB ~ CONFLICT N AN APART
MENT-TiOUSE.

Mrs Evelyn Murray. forty-eight years Old occu-
pies a rich apartment at No ~ West Seventy
thirI.st Her retlnle OF servants includes pute'
M. he with his mistress. were the cher actors
last night in a Hide comedy that came near De'"s
n tragedy Tho scene was In the hall o, the apart
.,o,, The bcr, was John 3 Gandalfo, an Italian
who keeps a little fruit store at No. a2 columbus
ave His wife played part. and John McCa''Fey'
an irish hoy. Was also IN the cast
Yesterday morning Mrs. Murray drove Up 70 me
fruit store In hausom and Indignantly aem"'ueu
Of Mrs Gandailo. who was IN charge. why an or
der Of IS cents worth OF mushrooms and a pear
had not been sent 10 her fiat Mrs. Canda!to could
ind no record OF such an order. nut, 10 save
trouble and impressed hy the grandeur OF her
caller she said she would seud we tpvGs a.
I'M, so inoa ed Alrs Murray wrath mat sne or
dei,i ~ o'ils " 80 80 o ~ v.re delivered
Jonn McCaffrcy took the basket Gt Irult niiu
=, H. ,i - Tho stairs hy Mrs Murray who took
fbe gl5ts critcsed he mushrooms and the pear
declared that there was nothing Ike - ems rs
worth ami proceeded 10 take as many OF the
orange as she Thought proper TO make up mo
diTerrucc an this was despite tho protest or Nc
hS tb, builer armed Win IL formidable club
the boy at asr returned 20 the ,iandtiio plars
prlctcr vowed vengeance. Aiming himself with a
f,rcemcnt he fairly ran TO the house Three steps
AZ "a time DC hew up the stairs ard as no resioi.o
made TO nis knocking he put rs srGul2er , 20
was behind the door with a club; Young McG3f-
Gandalfr demanded hls oranges or his money
and the butler made argument WIN uie c.to. 10
licrn,1n UDlai OF the West SiNty-cighth-st STA
ton, heard Mrs. Murrays screams ana hurried
10 the rescue on fhc face or u Gandaiio was m
irudlng and the evidence OF the broken door left
n. poc,en no a'isrna'ye eai 20 pScs nim u dr
ralgucd this morning In the West Side Police
III. Italian says there is no Justice In this land
and he declares that ne would nave elthcr ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

STRIKES PROBABLE ~ SEVERAL COAL REGIONS
FIRM DEMANDS URGED by LEADERS

FIRM DEMANDS URGED BY LEADERS.
Pittsburg. April 1.-The coal miners OF this dis
trict took a holiday yesterday 10 celebrate the be-
ginning OF the cight-hour day, which. according
the Chicago agreement, went into effect Friday.
Meetings were held throughout the districts. and
II was thought by those attending that all OF the
conditions would be compiled with in the district
without resort extreno measures.
The situation in the central district comprising
Cambria Indiana. Cearield and other important
coal counties, IS not so encouraging. The miners
IN that district numbering about ten thousand.
have been well organized by the United Mine Work
ers. and IT is their firm determination TO strike on
or before April 10 should the operators refuse 10
meet them IN conference next Tuesday 10 arrange
for putting the district under Chicago agreement
conditions Twice tho operators have declined
conference and for third time the men have
asked for Il meeting ot Altoona on Tuesday next
The central region IL particularly important ono
az this time, because the majority Of the coal
mined there goes TO supply fuel for ocean liners.
Ono firm has L large Government contract 10 fur
nish coal FOR war vessels; Tho strike OF miners or
derct for to-day did not materia!lze a. expected.
only small part Of the men obcyng the order
Cincinnati. OHIO. April "a dispatch u 70 Tho
w. Va. says: The indications are that general
strike OF ne coal miners OF West Virginia. on ac-
count OF he refusal o. tho operators to agree 10
the Chicago scale OF wages and hours, Will occur
In the Wheeling district 10 mines were at work TO-
day, and Will be on Tomorrow though tho
strike has not been decided upon as yet.
or the NNc thousand men employed IN the IA
nawha and New River valleys. fewer than six hun
drcd are at work. Speeches were made AT
meeting at Montgomery by State President Henry
Stevenson eA-Master Workman II. V. POwderly
and others. IN which the mon were urged 10 DO
moderate in their methods. bat not 10 rescind the
Chicago demand The men declare that they will
stand for the rate IN other sections of West
Virginia there no demonstrations. but the
Chicago agreement will ne dom ndrd at Farmont
ara pa sions the Norfolk and Western Raroa
Cleveland. April 2-Work WAS suspended yester-
The cause the fact that the 10 per cen, Increase
In wages agreed upon by the miners and mne-own-
ers at Columbus and Chicago has not yet been
applied TO the common laborcrs In the mines. The
utmost confidence IL expressed that the matter will
be straightened out by the middle Of next week.
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FOUND STR4NGLED IN HER ROOM
A MAN ARRESTED on SUSPICION OF KILL
ING AN AUSTRIAN WOMAN.

ING AN AUSTRIAN "oSiAN'
Mary schaeffer an Austrian Cir. twenty-five
wears old was discovered in room on The th'ri
eoor OF No 20i Fcrsythst. yesterday morning. dead
Her neck was lacerated and the police believe that
she was strang.ed. They arrested SeNg Hyman,
thirty-two years old. Of No 81 Lev!s-st.. on sus-
picion.
fIyman entered the Eldrdge-st police station yes
tcrdav morning and told Sergeant McDermott that
lis cornmon-law wife was dead lie said no tried
to enter the room. and. finding the door locked.
entered by way Of the hrc-cscape. He found tho
girl lying on the bed with piece OF rubber tubing
about her neck. Detectives Cohen and Cunning
room. They found tho woman described by Hy-
man. There were deep ridges and decorations about
her neck and the lower part OF her face DIT Davis OF
Governor Hospital. after an examination. de-
clarel that the woman had been dead half an hour
on a small table near the bed was found an open
satchel. which appeared 20 have been rihcd
Hyman closely questioned by the detectives,
and he said thai ne woman had committed suicife
Abou; two weeks ago he and the woman quarTel.ei
over a pair OF diamond earrings. which she ac-
cused him OF stealing Since that time he had not
been seen at her room. The hOusekcepcr. however.
says that she him at midnight on the sidewalk
watching the wOUan's room. The man was mar
RED and had two children.
The Coroner later found piece ~ cloth. similar
10 the wOmans dress. fashioned into loop. and
this fitted the ridges in the neck lie expressed tho
opinion that this what uFci 10 strange
death by the rubber tubing. on account or IT'S
elAsflcty
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TARRYTOWN.

Many well-known residents OF Tarrytown and
North Tarrytown have organized a Cuban Aux!l-
larry Relief Committee. In accordance with plan
which Is being carried throughout the State. The
officers elected the Rev. Arthur f. Mabon,
pastor of the Second Reformed Church, president;
Robert A. PattesOn, president OF the TarrytOwn
National Bank, treasurer, and A. L. M!nnerly sec
rotary The Executive Committee is composed Of
the Rev George II. Ferris pastor Of the First Bap-
list Church; the Rev; William f. COMPTON pastor
Gross President II the village; Major Marshall II.
Bright, OF christian Work, John Gross, chief
engineer; p H. McCune and Dexter Fairchid.
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NETWORK CITY.

Justice DAILY IN the Supreme Court has granted
decree Of absolute divorce 20 Mrs. Olive Louise
Mclaughlin Colonna from her husband Edward
Colonna. upon statutory grounds.
The School Board FOR tho Borouehs Of Manhat-
tan and The Bronx Will meet at No lts Grand-st
on wednesday az p. m.
Max Perrin. tho contractor whcSo blasting op-
erations I'D consid'rahle damage NJ Seventy ninth
81, and West End-ave. on Friday. including tho
srnashlng Of piano. was fined - yesterday by
Magistrate Deuel. IN tho West Side Police Court.
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The taxpayers OF the town OF Mount Please NJ
have decided 10 appropriate 5000 for the purchase
Of a stone-crusher
The official returns OF the town election show that
CharIes W Horton was reelected Road Commits
s,oner lie was the only Republican elected
The Board OF Trustees has organized as Board
Of Asses sors with President Ledwith as chair
man The first meeting held yesterday after
noon in the corporation rooms, and the WORK OF
compiling the new assessment roll was begun
MANY OF tho taxpayers are anxiOusly awaiting the
completion Of the roll learn how the Rockeelers
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here last night. at the age OF ninety Mr.. henry
was the Oldest graduate OF the Rensselaer, Poly
,.chnic school He was born In Bennington. Vt.
md was graduated from Rensselaer, In ls2s.
Chicago April Peter l. Voc. Chicago pioneer
and one Of the cltys old-schoo business men. died
last night at the age Of olghty-three. Mt zoe
was a director and former vice-presldent OF ths
been Interested other local financial institutions.
though recently he had retired from active ous'-
10 tho father OF General L. s Grant that the Grant
family settled I'm Galcna. Ill
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OUTCAST OF THE ROAD.
From The Chicago Post

From TIC thIcaHO FOst
In course. II you won't give mo nothin'." said
the hobo. wy that's your privilege. an amt got
nothn TO say. But ! want To warn you pcrtic'ler
not TO give nothin' TO the Teller that's foowIn
a mile or behind
"Why not?" demanded the housewife
=" Cause he's sunk too low be with even a
crust o bread That Teller Is clean dlsreputable
that's what he Is"
What mas he done?' inquired the housewife
'Donc!" exclaimed the hobo scornfully. "Donel
wy. dat Teller has been trun out OF the union fer
ridin' 81 model"
So saying. the hobo shifted the tomato-can
swung over his shoulder, mounted his wheel and
continued his way.
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TESTIMONY FOR CAPTAIN CARTER

Savannah. April 1.-The Carter court-martial held
two sessions to-day. Major w. L. Marshall, OF the
Engineer Corps stationed at Chicago testified that
in his opinion. Captain Carter had properly con-
.trued the specifications for work and had properly
carried out the contracts.
H. r. Duvall. president OF the Florida Central and
Peninsular Railroad Company. testified that Cap
tain Carter refused to recommend 10 him to reduce
tha freight rate on stone Fernandna 10 per cent
han ne wanted Cumberland Sound work pushed
IL would have done so II Captain Carter had ad-
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NEW-ROCiIELLE.

The belief that Trinity House entered by
burglars has been dispelled by the announcement
OF the Rev. Charles +. Canedy. that he Is RESPONSE
bic for the breaking In Of the doors. M. Canedy
came to the building at night. and finding II locked
forced an entrance. $50
The Village Trustees will meet tomorrow night
for regular business. and another meeting will
probably be held Tuesday night 20 discuss. and
II possible adopt the increased tax budget.
fhe Rev A. f. Tenney. rector OF Christ Church.
In Pelham will preach IN Trinity Episcopal Church
tonight.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARIE-Charies j. Bonaparte. OF Balt-
more BUCKINGHAM Professor J. 9. fladwln.
OF Groton Mass. CAMBRIDGE-Walter Dam
rosch. EMPIRE-Roberi Barr. o. London. FIFTH
AVENUE Senator Frank Hiscock. OF Syra-
cuse; ex-Cougrossfnan william Whiting. OF Mnssa-
chuseits and James A. Harris State Treasurer Ok
tennessee HOLLAND-S!r Henry Lynch Bosse
Of ireland IMPERIAI~-John Il Trcsidier. VI r.,
o, Montreal MURRAY Lieutenant Colonel
O l. Helm L 8 A. PARK hNENUE-The Rev
Dr. Henry l. Jones. OF Wilkesbarre. WALDORF
Barton Scucl Of Chicago. WINDsOR-R Percy
seldom OF London.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool. April Arrived steamers Eden Hall fBd.
lack Port ROYAL: "a Campania tBr. Walker. New
'nr< sailed teNic tjD, Ntcoi. New YORK;
4 Etruria (}r) Ferguson New York
Kinsae April Passed, steamer George tBD. Thomp-
son, New York for Liverpool
Head April Passed, steamer Sirius Obj. Forus
New York FOR Manchester.
Lizard. April Passed steamers Potomac lB- Anfsr
on New-Yori, ID. Wcsternland tBclgl, Mia
FOR Antwerp British King OBJ. Freeth New
Hull Aprii SAILED steamer Francisco Obj. Jenkins.
SOUTHAMPTON April sailed steamer Paris. Watkins
\,w-Yorh ,and passed Hurst Castle az l:23 M "a.
Antwerp April sailed steamer kensns'on 'p''
.lnerts. New-fork. ,.,.,. .r.,A
fe.thauser York. Scotia Ger, Schmidt New iorss
vormannia Ger Barends New York. . 1854.
Bremen. April ARRIVED steamer tNceisie. 49,
Muller New-York; sailed. II. H. Meier '"er' s'eeneAs~
New-Nork. $500. +. c..,~ne
Gibraltar April i-sailei. steamer Aller SoT
vlerich from Genoa etc. Tor New YORK. psssed' ~
Nidworth 1IsrC TAYLOR, Port said for New-fo ma
port said Apri ARRIVED steamer ,faisearh ~
ylrIxwoot Ney- York Aslers for singapore "~~
Naples April ARRIVED. steamer Kaiser wilmer" -
GER, Hogemann. New orA. 1000. co,s,a (BsA
Ieghorn. March 30 Arrived steamer S''"'
y,ung Genoa etc Tor New-york 49,, "a q
Genoa April The reported SAILING on ha'. MAJ.
.teamer Russia GER NewYork was an error ,.unA
Palermo March cs-Sailcd. steamer AluieJat ,,,rhsm.
IAcac, New-York slst arrived. March tbrs "'
Hong Kong April arrived, previously. .ssre: IS
Queen Olga 1Iir). Harris. New-fork via sns~t
Andrews lNor) Friyod. New-forh, VIA snsa, Asist31
Rio Janelro. March 3i-Arrived. stesms
Prince OBJ, Anderson. New-York. VIA rs'"s"
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MOUNT VERNON.

The Rev. A. A Lings. dean OF Westchester
county assisted by Father Oldernatt and Father
Rainhart will bless the new bell OF the Roman
Catholic Church OF Our Lady OF Victory this after
noon Miss Louise Gehle. contra.to Will sing at
the ceremony.
ciety were entertained In odd Fellows Hall on
Friday afternoon Among those who read papers
were Or. Vincent and DR. Myers.
Hiram J. Collins. clerk OF the City Court. and a
xel-knoRn citizen. Is dangerously III
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vised f. and such action would have put s57b.Wo
into the y OF the contractors. ,,
DR. T. h. son said Captain carter nved witnln
Ms means when he first came 10 Savannah. but
Increased his style OF living after his marriage TO
Mr.. Westcott's daughter - 49,,
W G Austin. "A clerk IN the Engineer ONCE tcs.i.
fed that Chief Clerk Sterley told him ne mao speht
tho sl32 10 for his persona, expenses on a UP 10
Long Island. this being the money captain Carte1
is charged with failing 20 account Tor AUSTIN said
S.erIev told him he had deceived Captain Gillette
with regard 20 this money and had TO continue the
deception in order TO hold his JOB
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CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN PLANS.

special meeting OF the stockholders Of the Chi
cago Great Western Railway will be held in chi
cago on June 10 vote on proposition TO fund
the roads Indebtedness ~ additional issue OF
sl5 900 900 per cent debenture stock making total
issue OF 100000. Tho meeting at Chicago Is Off
clally explained a preliminary legal requirement,
leaving discretion In tho hands OF the Finance
Committee The funding viii result In the saving
OF sI5 600 a year In interest.
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SAMUEL q. CORiLL.

New-Rrunswck. n. j.. April samuel c. Corill.
for the last nfteen years shoe-dealcr In New
Brunswick died at II o'clock last night. after a
lingering Illness Mr.. Corill was born at NEWMAN
ket I'm 1874 He was a member Of the First Baptist
Church. the Board OF Trnde the Retail Merchants
Pro,ectiye Association. and the Royal Arcanum.
and director I'm several building and loan associa-
lions He leaves widow and two sons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
Easter Novelties in
Lace NeCkWear.
Trimmed Hats.

Russian Biouses of MOusseline and
Lace Chenille and Renaissance, all
Renaissance, Braided or Embroidered.
Russian Blouse Fronts of Liberty
Silk in ali the leading shades, trimmed
with pleatings, shirred ribbons, dc.
Lierre Lace Scarfs in handsome de-
signs; Mousseline de Sole and Renals-
sance Lace Applique Scarfs; Liberty
Silk Scarts, trimmed with pleatlngs
and puffngs.
A large assortment of Liberty SILK
Boas in a great variety Of Style.
Stock Collars in many novel COM
binations of lace and shirred ribbon.
Scarf Bows with putfings and lace
insertion, and the new gathered ke-
Nuisance satin ribbon.
Black Satin Streamer Sashes, with
bow and rutiied ends, 79c. each.
kth Avenue 10Th TO 10th St.
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CAPTAIN DAVID A. THOMPSON.

Saratoga n. y, April 2.-Captain David A
Thompson, aged slxty-cight years. one OF the fey
surviving officers OF the nth Regiment, New-Yorl
state Volunteers. and prominently known In Crane
Army circles. died to-day.
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LOVING CUP GIVEN TO J. B. BACKUS.

This is a picture OF the lov!ng-cup given 20 J.
Bayard Bacius March 26 by the COMMITTEES 0,
Firty-three in recognition OF services rendered az
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Iona"
A new collar.
L. & w.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
e,,,.. Nap sunse, 627 Noon a s43 Moons 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Sandy Hook 40 Gov. Island 400 Hell Gate 9. -
y Nj sandy Hook 455 Gov. Island o:2I Hell Gate I;2O
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INFANTRY.

From The Nebraska state Journal.
The term infantry" meaning foot-sod'ers,
originated with the Spaniards. II first ap-
piled TO the military force employed by infante
young prince OF Spain 10 rescue his father from
the MoOrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
OBITUARY NOTES

Detroit, April Wv. c. Henry. fatherin-law OF
General AlGer. Secretary Of War, died At bis home
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Announcements.

v CLARK RESTAURATEUR. 2Sd St. opp.
I'm Ave uotei.-Weilings. Receptions and Dinners
served az private residences at the above establishment
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. APRIL 4,

MONDAY. APRIL T.
y...., FOR Line Mails close Vessel sail,
r,o,uo,s Charleston. Clyde. ........... 800 II
TUESDAY. APRIL 5.
Aa,ance Colon Panama. .l2;o m zoo = M
.,,r,raa Ia Red p..........ll;e N LOO 80
~ Sol New orleans Morgan. ........ 800
Itave Bremen y q Lloyd. .......... 100 m 1000
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
Epss-i rim. AS"e
rr.,,cn. ... ravre. March 20 ............ French
la ~ Rotterdam. March 2+..... Holl-Amer
$500, London. March 20. Atlantic Transport
MONDAY APRIL l.
r.,,rt. .... Liverpool March 23...... White Star
Chicago CIV. Swansea, March 3d.. bristol cty
-. -, W. Ellington Havana March 3i......N & Cuba
,-xS.ie,or orleans. March -. Morgan
$50 ........ Orleans March 80. Cromwell
TUESDAY. APRIL 8.
r,r,..i,,A . \ ntwerp March 20. ....... Red star
frnessla .......... Glasgow. March 25..... Anchor
x Ivu der Crosse. Bremen March 2,.......S @ Lloyd
Manitoba London. March 25... Atlantic Trans
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
OPENING Up NORTHERN MlNNEsOTA
THE REGION ~ THE VICINITY OF DULUTH TO
HAVE NEW RAILROAD5.

md land interests tina: have projected several rail-
roads for Lake AID Cook counties have federated
their plans and will Join IN building a line that
Will connect Duluth with Port Arthur and. by way
on the Port Arthur ana Rainy River roads. with
the gold country tho boundary Cook County
IS especially rich In iron nickel and other minerals.
stone, pine and rich lands. branches VIII be run
from the main llnc which VIII follow tho lake
shore opening the rich resources IN the Interior.
The line will also open the lake country north OF
Two Uarhors which IS tho terminus OF the Duluth
and Iron Range Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03

THE ARCHBISHOP OF LIMA
Lima Peru. April The Archbishop Of Lima
died at noon today