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The herald., 1898-04-02

The Modern Creed
High Church
Or Low Church,
~ Ny Church :,
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A study of Tobaeeo soils.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 3o.-sec-
retary OF Agriculture Wilson has au-
thorlzed the issue In pamphlet form OF
a preliminary report upon the soils OF
the principal tobacco districts In tho
United States, prepared by Milton
Whitney, chief OF the division OF soils.
A study Of these soils was begun when
the tobacco exhibit was being pre-
pared for the Columbian exposition at
Chicago, md since that ,tlme quite q
number OF typical tobacco, soils have
been examined in the laboratory con-
nected with the agricultural depart
ment. The present publication, which
10 copIouslY illustrated. is a sprelim-
mary report OF the work that has been
going on. The main points OF inquiry
which now reach the department are In
regard to the kind OF tobacco which
should be grown In certain specified To-
calitles and tho method OF curing the
product. Replying to these questions,
the report says climate and soil lcondl-
tlons should determine the kind OF to-
ba oc0f ra sad u tEt9lgHL 49, gj = r.
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llshment until October, 1893. On the
18th OF that month the plan finally sue
ceeded. Kalsershad met Clcmrner. and
all tile details were arranged. Clemnier
was 70 meet him and Mrs. Kaiser at u
given point near the, Trenton cut of,
IN the sulse OF a higiiwayman.
Kaiser then went on 10 say that when
he reached the given point Clemnaer
made hlssappearance and stopped the
carriaEa containing Kaiser and his
wife, at the same time demanding
money and valuables, y These were
handed out and the pistol was placed
against Mrs. Kaiser's head by Glenn
mer and fred. The eecond shot.was put
through Kaiser'a arm. The remainder
OF Kaiser's confession differs In no par
ticnlar from the facts brought out at
the trial as TO his subsequent move
ments, He inslsis that the peKalb wo-
man Knew nothing OF the murder until
after II had been accomplished.
This latter feature Of the confession
corroboratea! the statement made by
Lizzie Dekalb Just utter her arrest.
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coMMERcIAL TREATY;

Ret,yeen Spain, Cuba and tho United
Sintrs-Two Tariff SEIZED uiss.
& LONDON, January 3l.-The Madrid
correspondent Of the Standard says:
1T Is expected that the further nego-
itiations for a commercial treaty be-
tween Spain, Cuba and The United
States will be transferred to Washing
ton. The proposed treaty will provide
for two sets of tariff schedules, one be-,
tween Cuba and the United States and
the other between Spain and the United
States. 1t Is expected that the Cuban
lnsular government win embrace the op-
portunity to secure practical reciprocity
with the United States At the same
time the Spanish government hopes the
Cuban ministry will do entire justice to
Spanish interests. 3
THE Madrid press strongly advises
the students Of the university to be pru-
dent In their demonstrations tomorrow,
(Monday, and avoid giving any pretext
to the United States to say that provo
cation comes from Spain. The police
have been ordered to protect the lega-
tlon and United States Minister Wood :
ford's residence. The minister does not
Intend to send his family away
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Aerial halfway over chilkoo,,

TACOMA, WASH, Jan. 3o.-Hugh c.
Wallace, president OF the chilkoot Pass
Railroad and Transportation Company,
has advices Of the completion OF the
company's aerial railway ever the Chill
koot Pass to Lake Linderman. This
marks a new era for Klondike travel, as
the time between Tidewater- and the
headwaters OF the Yukon ricer Is short
ened from month TO one. day, besides
removing the peril and hardshlps. The
company made a contract last night
with the Canadian government at If
teen sents per pound for transportating
all its freight for the mounted police
from Dyea to Lake Llnderman. \
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HAzLEToN, Pa, Jan. so.-Repre.
eentatives OF seven local unions of the
United Mine Workers met in McAdoo
this afternoon and heard the report OF
the grievance committee, whose mem-
bers, representing 1880 men, had con-
ference. yesterday with Superintendent
Conner Jones, of the Lehigh & Wilkes
barre Coal Company, relative to the ad-
justment Of grievances presented q few
days ago. The driver who was dis
charged will be reinstatcd by Superin-
tendent Jones tomorrow. and tho al
legged unfair treatment of the men by
the under bosses will receive his imme-
diate attention. The adjustment OF the
difficulty is viewed with satisfaction by
the employes. ~ - q = III ~ =. II
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ao,-state In

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3o,-state In
surance Commissioner clunle has de-
clared invalid and insufficient bonds OF
all fire and marine insurance companies
doing business In California not incorpo-
rated under the laws of the state. This
applies 40 domestic as well as foreign
companies. AS q result st Is contended
that none OF the clghty-two companies
affected by the order. is now qualified TO
transact business, nor. will they be legal
ly entitled TO issue n single $pollcy unit,
such time as they shall have filed new
bonds, and the bonds shall have been
approved by the insurance commis-
sioner. f35 u y ca
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KAISER CoNFEssEs
To the Murder OF EEis Wife, but Tmpli.
~ Gates hnot or Man, ~ +. r.

To the Murder or EEis Wife, but Impli-
Gates Another naI. ~
: PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-A spe-
cial to the Inquirer tonight from Nor
rlstown, Pa, says that Charles o.
Kaiser, convicted OF the murder OF his
wife, Emma Kaiser. has made con-
fesslonl in which he admits having con-
spired with James a.. Clemmer to COM
nit the crime, but places the blame
for having fired the fatal shot on
Clemmcr, who is now In the county jail.
awaiting trial for his alleged share in
the crime. Lizzie DeKalb. who is also
under arrest charged with being I'M
pllcated In the murder Is, according to
Kaiser's confession, innocent OF any
knowledge Of their purpose to- kill Mrs.
Kaiser. ~. 5asgt5 z
Kaiser, In his confession, says that he
never had amy Intention OF doing away
with his wife until after he had heard
that she was untrue TO him. Previous
to that time he says he Ind always
loved her. AS soon as he was told she
was untrue he lost all love for her, and
when afterwards he met Clemmcr In
Philadelphia c+it was who tempted
him to enter into a scheme to get rid
OF Mrs. Kaiser. = ts735
Clemmer. the convicted man says,
told him that MS they were both In need
OF money, and that lnasmuch as his
wns untrueito him, he should have no
compunction about taking her life. The
confession then states that Clemmer
told him he was an agent for the Cove
nant iRLife Insurance Company, OF
Galesburg, ILL.,, induced him to take out
an; Insurance policy for $4,000. This
was In the summer OF 1896. W Clemmer
then told him how easy It was to dis
pose OF Mrs. Kaiser and persuaded him
to induce his wife 10 make q Swill In
his (Kaiser's) favor. li i.s z ii,5
r. Kaiser says that Clemmer and ho ar
ranged to XII Mrs. Kaiser by poison,
but thas this plan fell through md It
was afterwardsSdccl to make It ap-
pear that the crime was committed by,
:lighTagmeii, Plans to thIs$ end were
arranged and 3on4three3 separate. occa-
aions Mrs. 1Saiscr4went driving, accom-
panied by; Lizzlc Do Kalb, but tho plans
nt the 5conSplrators failed OF 1accomp-
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BOSTON, Jan. 3o.--The cold wave
which has prevailed throughout New
England for the past four days, seems
to show no signs OF breaking and has
indeed intensified to-day. In few locali-
ties for the past twenty-four hours has
the temperature been higher than 10 de-
grees above zero, while It has been be-
low that mark since Friday nightin the
northern part OF New England. The
lowest temperature reported has been
from Maine and northern New Hamp-
shire and 80 degrees below at Bangor is
the lowest temperature yet recorded.
The absence OF heavy wind has made
the cold endurable and In this state and
farther south the sharp. weather has
made sure the ice crops, which week
ago looked precarious. as 8. -
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TO enter fully Into The question OF the
condition otiatfalrs IN Hawaii. He will
deal with Mr.. Doles visit and Will UNI,
ldertakc 10 show thnt that gentleman
was never elected President; that the
constitution OF the present government
OF Hawaii was never submitted TO the
people OF that country, and that In fact
the whole government II IRREGULAR II
10 possible that ,ob bjectlon may be niadeto
discussing such subjects In open session
In View OF the pendency OF the treaty.
and Mr. Pettigrew mny not be allowed
10 proceed except behind closed doors.
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GENERAL slANco,s RECEPTION /

AZ Santiago de Cnbat tco,diai--Ban1uet
Teniered Officers OF the Maine.
HAVANA, Jan. so-General Blanco,
according to the version OF his "trip re-
celyed from Spanish sources, was well
coined enthusiastically at Santiago do
Cuba. The provincial deputies rendered
him banquet at which, In the course OF
a reply to a toast as to his health, Gem
erai 5Blanco urged that oil elements OF
the population should endeavor to con-
tribute to the establishment OF peace. q
The Spanish General ILuquc. with 500
infantry and 160 cavalry, In two COLI
umns, while reconnoltering near Maca-
qua and Cayumo In the direction OF the
Meta district beyond Holguln. discoY-
cred that the insurgents had concen-
trated their forces. He attacked them at
Mejla. The Spanish account says that
General Luque took the insurgent
trenches by a 5bayonet charge. The in.
surgents fled, leaving five killed. OF
the Spanish, Major Segundo Comarara
and Lieutenant Augusttn Luque, son OF
General Luque, were seriously wound
ed; two soldiers killed and twenty
wounded. On January q, General Lu-
que arrived at HolguIn.
Y This morning United States Consul
General Lee gave a banquet at the Ha-
rana Yacht club house at Mariana
Beach, 10 the officers Of the United States
warship Maine. The guests OF the oc-
casion were Captain SiEsbee, Lieuten-
ants Catlln. Holman, Hood and Jungen,
Chaplain Chldwick, fPaymaster Little
field, Doctor Henneberger, Chief Engin-
eer Howell and Cadets Holden and
Boyd. OF Washington ii.iS
The company included also several
well known American residents and rep
resentatives of English and American
press residing In Havana. Messrs. AT
kins, Caldwell. Halstead,' Hllgert, Laine.
Pepper and Scorel. Consul General Lee
presided, assisted by Vice Consul Gem
eral Springer. n q,
The former proposed Captain Sigsbae
and the splendid officers OF the Maine"
Captain Sigsbee responded and then
proposed ...The United States and Consul
General FItzhugh Lee. It's representative
in Cuba"
There were no other tuasts.
Consul General Lee, Vice Consul Gen.
eral Springer and another member OF
the party distributed aims among a
number Of poor people whom curiosity
had attracted to the club house.
After the banquet several officers Of
the Maine witnessed bull fight, box
having been provided for. them by Act
ing Captain General Parade. The at
traction was Mazzantini, Spain's most
celebrated bull fighter.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. so.-Mrs. Luz
ellie Blackburn Lane, daughter OF ,ex-
Senator Blackburn, OF Kentucky, and
wife Mr. Thomas Lane, who accldent-
ally ehnt herself with a small revolver
two weeks ago, Is again In a serious con-
Sdition, after u period OF Improvement
and her, relatives and .physicians are ap-
prehenslve lest the wound. with new
complications, which have set in. may
result fatally. An abscess. Indirectly
.traceable to the wound. has formed
near where she was shot and to-day and
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oAxBLIya AND DISSIPATION
.cau,s the taln ofs iYospg stsn- Cos. Ms
law over o75 900.

lEnuft thd Huin ora koupg Mar-CosSuu
Sli'aih.r.in-ins Over e15, 900.
NEW YORK. Jan. q. -Moees Rosen-a
stock was arralgned the Center street
police court to-day on the complaint OF
his father-in.law, David Wilson, ,of Bai-
tinore, rs a fugitive from Justice. He
was held pending the arrival otreauisi-i
tion papers from Baltimore, Rosen-
stock was arrested last night. He Ia,
thlrty.four years Of age. but looks much
older, 4 " b n! N r NJ Z 3 Z N Z j,sS
Mr.. swiltsor, the complainant. Ia the
senior members OF the millionaire ftirtli-
ture manufacturing firm OF David Wilt
son q Son, baltimore Thirteen years
tg:oi according to the story told by Mr.
Wilson In court to-day, Rosenstoek was
compelled through his gam1llns debts
and dientangiemenl toieave Germany
He came 70 this country, and after Q.
short residence In Baltiinore, married
Mr.. Wllfson's Oldest daughter despite
her fathers opposition. Soon after. that
Rosenstock was given an important
posltion with his ather-in- lava flrm.
but after paying attention to business
for few months RosenstoclS plunged
deeper than evertlnto dissipation. One
day came the refusal OF one OF the firms
largest customers to pay u bill ot over
$50, 600. which 1t claimed, according TO
Mr.. Wilson, had been paid 10 Rosen-
stock months before When confronted
with the evidence Rosenstoclk denied
that he had received the money, but the
.matteriwas settled for a time BY Roser-;
stocks accepting q few hundred dollars
nh 1payInr town - IJe loft his tpIf.5 n n A
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RIAI1HAY REORGANIZATION
or New York Central and Lake shor
Roads Biggest Thin 3 IN History.

or New York Central and Lake shor.
Roata Biggest Thing in History.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3o.---The Tribune
tomorrow will say: &
The consolidation OF the Lake Shore
railroad with the New York Central un-
der the name of the latter.is simply the
initial step in a railroad plan that in
scope and extent eclipses anything hith-
erto undertaken In the history Of rail-
roading. The truth Is. however, that
the present scheme, the first step in
which has been taken by the practically
admitted amalgamation OF the Lake
Shore. and the New York Central, Is to
consolidate Into one company the whole
Vanderbilt system and such lines as 1t
may be able to control and lease, and
place the whole enormous organization
under one management. 4
The next step in this gigantic plan of
consolidation will be the merging OF the
Cleveland, Chicago &: st. Louis railroad.
generally known as the Big Four, with
the Chesapeake & Ohio under the name
OF the former. Melville L. ingalls, Is
now president of both roads. The Big
Four Is a Vanderbilt property. Prob
ably the same plan of consolidation will
be followed out in this road as in the
Lake Shore.
The. next step will be to bring the
roads into. the new combination Of the
Lake Shore ard the New York Central.
The next road to fall into line will be
the Chicago & Northwestern This,
like the Lake Shore and Big Four, Is an
out-and-out Vanderbilt property In
the meantime there Is talk OF consoll-
dation of the West Shore and Nickel
Plate and the Michigan Central This
is still embryonic. Cornelius Vender-
bIlt Is chairman of the. board OF tho
Michigan Central and nothing can be
done until he Is heard from. But such
consolidation will be effected in time.
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New Yo.,sors cl,,l,.,,.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3o.-At S O'clock
this morning the temperature in New
York was five. degrees above. and again
at midnight It was almost as low. The
average temperature for the day was 12
degrees and the highest point was II.
Ice was plentiful in the East and North
rivers for; the first time this Writer, and
caused much, trouble to lferryboats and
small craft. Throughout the slate The
cold was severe, reaching as low as 20
below zero In some parts isyi ~ Ss g
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WASHINGTON. Jan. so.-President
Dole spent the day in church going and
sightseeing. In The morning he at
tended All Souls church and afterward
walked to the Corcoran art gallery,
which was opened for his special bene-
ut. The party returned to tho Airing
ton for luncheon. and upon the invita-
tion Of Librarian John Russell Young.
paid visit to the new Congressional
library. President Dole spent the even-
Ing quietly in his apartments receiving
a few special friends -
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savage Lynel,,ng In Pro.pec,

CINCINNATI, JAM so.-A special to
the Enquirer from Mayheld. KY, says:
People have been fucking here. to-day
by every possible mode OF conveyance,
IN expectation that the negro, Bob
Blanks. would be brought in. Every
body here believed that the story tha,
Bob Blanks was arrested at Brooklyn.
Ills, yesterday.is Is n blind. II he Is
brought in he Will be lynched In a style
that for savagenese will throw the Paris,
Texas, lynching in the shade. iti!ss-.
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MAYsVILLE, KY Jan. 80. Mays
Vile was visited to-day by the most de-
,structlve ;flre.in The history Of the city.
The Washington Opera House and the
Mason county library building, full Of
rare books and Historic relies, were.
burned and a number OF business
houses more or less damaged. The to-
tai loss will approximate $4,000. \.
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.SENATE'S5A.CTI0N
In Passing the Teller Silver Reso,
luton to be Negntlyed 3s
By HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

!, may bo ,,eported from the ways aud
n,,n, Committee To. bay and the ltulss
committee VIII Bring IN u Special Order
for II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will Open
,h, Work oftho Week with the Hawaii.
an Treaty Bimota'iii,s senators msy Re-
new the Financial Agitation by the In
PRODUCTION or a Measure OF Their Own.
peltlsr.w will Attack the nawaiian
litpubllr. " ~ 5iss GtIt
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Ensli.n Regiment suffer. Biz Losses.

CALCUTTA, Jan. ao-General Vest
nacott telesraphs from Camp Mama.
NAL that the Fourth brigade became
entangled in a gorge near shrlnkamar.
yesterday and suffered serious losses.
Lieutenant Colonel Houghton. Lleuten-
ants Swelng, Dowdall, Hughes and
Walker. together with five men of the
Yorkshire infantry and three Sikhs were
killed; Major Earle. Lieutenant. Hall
and seventeen men OF the Yorkshires
were wounded, Major Earle severely.
and seventeen privatcs are reported
missing. The receipt of the dispatch
has caused q great sensation here. and
further details ar anxlously awaited.
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Gla,l.,one,. conaitinu,

CANNES. Jan. so.-Mr. Gladstone has
kept his bed the entire day. He passed
a restless night and there was a return
OF his neuralgia. His physician called
during the night and again this morn
ing. When this dispatch Is sent tonight
Mr., Gladstone Is reported as feeling
much relieved. $ . -. Z :.
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IPSWICH, Jan. 2o.-Flre broke outin.
day2i in che after part OF the British
steamer Blue jacket, Captain Thomas
which arrived here on tn 2ith from
Newport News. The IRE ragged for
two hours before II was gotten under
control The swarship Merscy and two
tugs assisted in cXtingulshlng the
flames. The fourth hold Is full OF water.
and the maize burned The commander
OF the Mersey was badly hurt.
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sT.if JOSEPH, Mot Jan. 3o.-Seven
prisoners confined lin the Buchanan
county jail escaped last night by climb
Ing over the cells in. thew0mcns ward
roof OF the JAIL, garden hose that Ind
been left in the dali iiwas used 5by the
prisoners In clearing the. roof. rwo of
.theimcn arc under Indictment for high
Wayf robbery. ~ ~ = ~ ~ IS s.
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g WOODSTOCK. N. B., Jan. 3o-Mrs.
canavan, Of the parish of Kent, becom-
ing Jealous OF her sister. Minnie Tuck
er, purchased strychninc, stepped It In
a dccoctlon of tea and gave it to her
sister. who drank II, became violently
Ill and died. The coroner's jury8ac-;
'cused Mrs. Canavan of murder, and she
has been arrested. I. 5ii3S5
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AHoat OF, n Cake or Ice,

+ CLEVELAND, Q. Jan. so.-Nlcholas
Backus. keeper OF The water works crib,t
had a narrow escape from death to. day
He started to walk ashore on the les
when the wind shifted and tho ice began,
moving out Into the lake. Backus was
on q cake about twelve feet square. Two
{ fishermen finally saw him and he was
rescued when about a mile and a hnlf
from shore. A5a3j5S
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Special Dispatch 70 tho olntellIgencer,
WEIGH, w Va, Jan. 3o,-Smallpox
has made It's appearance at Cocburn
and Norton, Va, near here, and Is as
sumins alarming conditions. Six fully
developed cases are reported at Coeburn
and n number at other points. Blue
field and other larger towns have pro-
ceeded to take steps to quarantine from
the infested districts. sls
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For Western Pennsylvania, light
snow, probably clearing Monday: cyen-
ing; warmer; fresh to brisk southeast!!l
erlyt winds, sfSf Il q NJ,
For West Virginia and Ohio, light!
snow. followed by fair weather. light;
TO fresh tsoutherly winds, becoming
northwestcrly. e gsT4
=. Local Tompernturr. z; N
The temperature Saturday as observed
by g. schnepf, druEglst, corner Fourteenth
fanl Mafkct5 streets5wasj rs follows: &is ~
~ NJ ....,',.s,.t. u y. NJ. 33i
u. )? q D.. y, 81 =. 5,
u ni,,;,,,;.';, Weather Change,
4. i;t SUNDAY. 6; Is 53s,
* n m.......,.'...slS 3p. m.....,.......,.. So
.9 a. m............ - Z p. M. I. n
l. m.,,..,.. 3 :eSWeathcr-Fair. al 81
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BANGOR. Ne, ian. so.-F'our persons
are dead and thirty are suffering from
wounds received yesterday in the d!sas-
trous accident on the Maine Central
railroad near Orono, Me. The dead are,
Daniel Cunningham and wife, of Troy,
Maine; Mrs. Jennie S. Murray, supposed
to be Of Calais, Me-: Rev. Father Mat
;ney H. Mcc.ath5 OF Soutl, Boston;
Father McGrata and Daniel Cunningham
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III i,ipc, OH Age.

BALTIMORE, SJan. ao,-AIrs., Mary.
Holton died this afternoon at Y the
it"AIcalows," the residence of her son,
.ex- Congressman Hnrt Benton lIolton.I
Mrs. 1loltoh was in her ninety-fourtf
year and was q q cousin OF VI President;
James K, Polk. j Il
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.Ml,r,N,y:

i SARATOGA N. Y, Jan. So,--rhc cold
increased during the night. The mer-
curry dropped to 20 below'Ecro here, and
In Q? number. OF surrounding towns av-
eragcd from 80 10 "a below. The mer-
curry, did not got above zero during the
day. and Is falling rapidly to- night. .Ss5lg
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LIYERPooL-Arrlved: Taurlc,s from
New York. sll
u NEW y YoRK--Arrlvcd: Lie Brctagne,;
from Havrc: Aurania, from. Livcrpool.4
ts QUEENSTOWN 3i-syAr Arrived: Servin,-
Nv York. for Liverpool, ami proceeded.
NEW YORS-Arrlved: OLDHAM, Rot.
.tertlam, ., " isth & ,'5 4 s15, ildJ J;i
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WASHINGTON, D: C.. Jan. so.-sec-
retary Algers condition tonight is re-
ported better. He is not yet well enough
to be moved, 80 that his departure for
the south Is o matter OF conjecture. He
will not leave for at least week.