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SLAYER OF THE MINERS.
Sheriff Martin of Luzerne County Eghy-two Of is
Deputies Trial rlurder.

WiksEare Pa February of
that Martin ,ns
in
gain ssion
sherm Martin with shooting ana nm
county septmber 10 1897 The body and
AFTER themselves nn
cerned, "neor-
me bar was crowded with lawyers while grope
the the wooayr
inc commonwealth asked nce the Iona,, nal,
COCK William Drum John poahs j. Gallagher Muihul Fred A.
sleep william Costello William W. Jr warna.
Thomas A. Harris Samuel Arnold Craig land Samuel
court then allowed the
selecting al the begun. $3.50 N"e "oA OF
turing the aduna
made threats ON the morning the also claimed a, s
| hasbe
nat inc snern mi
true In one OF signal which -
heese az word by mouth
ms revolver The instant ne did p
ne ueense say inc state can not bring such
the attorney sayh WILL = 'sA ia''' nut
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THE BROOKLYN.
VIII Make Winter Cruise ThrOuGl
West InIfuu IsluntIs

Washington. February 1.--Orders bad
been given Secretary Long to have the u
armored cruiser Brooklyn make crutl
through the West Indies, especially amosI
the Windward islands and st. Crlice. n
vessel is now fitting out at the New Ynl,
navy yard, and will be ready for seq
day or two. This cruise of the Brooklx
Is TO be followed by others in the sal
line as was the case every winter until VI
interposition of the veto on such crA,
brought about by the fear that the pr
ence OF the United States vessel In n
neighborhood of Cuba might be misundH
stood. This fear now being removed. g.
the way being clear for the resumptionl
the old practice as TO winter cruises
is the Intention OF the secretary OF u
navy to allow some of the smaller gunb1
TO touch at points along the coast OF CO.
where the national flag has not been a.
National vessel for several years.
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hsatnons' Texas. February 1.-The
beAumont Board Of Trade held ! special
meeting this afternoon and accepted q
proposition from the International creosot- ,
Ing and Contracting company for tho re-
nioval q the company's creosoting plant
and headquarters trom Galveston 10 peau-
mont. The BOARD Of Trade. In connection
MIN MIN local iumsyr manufacturing concerns.
have been negotiating for this enterprlsr
lor several mouths, and the conditions un-
ger when they slcceeded ara decidcdly
favorable The company has announced ia
wllnngness 70 make the change II $1,000
% this city. The stock is 10 be sold moi i
later thnn o'clock tQmorrow afternoon
ana officials OF the international creosolinc
a ~, contracting company VIII arrive ii tht.
CIV tomorrow morning for the purpose on
selecting q site Jus, AZ soon AZ the seooo
- I1lscd. Ventieulen who have the matte,
~ ceefte are * the opinion that thsy win
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cut to seA few years ago The cold y In
tense and the barometer Is from IS to 40 DE-
srees below zero. The government " dIs-
catching q rescue steamer to tho endan-
Rered men.
An unidentified steamer believed 70 he
the Jamaica, from New York for 81. johns,
u visible In an ice floe Off rorryland, thir-
~ miles routh OF this port. She Is flying
distress signals and II is feared that she
has been seriously injured.
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nag srRIKE sErrLEp.

Labor COmmisston EHects ~ Civu
AEreement with GLASS MARKERS.
Anderson, Ind. February THE In
diana labor commission has effected a set
tlement for one year among the thousand
workmen In the Elmwood and Kokoma
plate glass plants and the Pittsburs Glass
company.
~ tnis city agreements were entered
INTO on wage and working regulations
and articles drawn up covering a year II
WIN bs nled u tho county courts here and
az kokoma tomorrow and II viii ~ ~
sardcd as q ciyil action. violation Of WHY,
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M'KINLEY'S NEW YORK SPEECH.
1t Clearly Shows That the President Is a Goidbug
Of the Deepest Die.
His Talk Of the Bmetalc Plank Being Binding Was to
Prevent the Western Republicans Kicking Out
Of Traces at Once.
,sssessess.ssess:
Houston Post Bureau. j
Sun Building, 1917 Il Street.


President ,eKlnlys speech
that
al The men who have sat upon the republican throne Hon William M
questions which he sauare When his
the s. Louis platform promote Dme,anI binding upon
limb repubeanlam would Itself or and drop into
the democratic camp So the international msa plank must be
against the hoped for usefulness next fall and in 1909.
ona agreement Lyman In Gage H. H. Hanna Or Marcus the gold brick
novel He warned them that the financial
gold and bond trusts and 0nopoes want the trouble and enormous
once he nut What he committed himself to show.
eonusisey that in principle he in with Cleveland p
he Mckinley Of
renee with 18th the views and rssomnenaa'on. Of Secretary Gage
w w to down the a0rsa debt Of the Nation through legal tech
discharge all Of obligations the recognized as best throughout the
do think bona
PAID ahoash might be times valuable as the money srsy in
tended international bmetaim
Chandler boiling the
by Hanna and Wall
action
). The vote by which the Teller mee
would have been signal victory for the
With fourteen
WIZ net recover But the event was otherwise notable marked
thus publicly 10 The
fold which
his cos Mr. caery of Louisiana voted
What is of is
ana Woeo
key will have dinner
The
would
next overwhelmingly democratic
o lin
There another of
tors Miiney will take notice that the
bnetaI
In
bneh
at the same time allow Hanna and Gage
upnn
he
him Ito 10
o.A.h. !:
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The spnninrd. wor.ted.

Havana, February Ia skirmish
tween Spaniards and insurgents has ~
place, it is announced, at the central ps
tation of Constancia. province Of S1r
Clara. The Spanish version of the ael
Is that sugar cane cutters. assisted Hj
military force from Encrucijada. def4Q!
the insurgents, killed two OF the lattersn
compelled the enemy 10 retire. but III
admitted that the commander Of the 6ll]
ish soldiers was wounded. ten priyates
Ave laborers were killed and that four
wounded. yi
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Albany, N. ". February 1.-THE snow
storm, which started yesterday, still con
tinucs. There is now three and half
feet Of snow on the level. and the public
roads drifts are ten to fifteen feet high.
Trains are from one to two hours late.
Snow IS still falling.
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Under Thrce Tces of snow.

Providence, X. l.. February 1.-The storm
today was one OF the worst ever known
here. Telegraph and telephone wires are
all down and the city IL overwhelmed BY
three feet OF snow, which has blown into
immense drifts
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Watcrvllle, Me-. February 1.--some small
houses have been buried by twenty font
drifts OF snow. Cotton mills have seen
closed, the operatives being unable to
reach them.
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Richmond. Va, February lat midnight
tho thermometer was down to 20 with the
prospect of a stlll further decline. There
- cold wind blowing. No damage Is
reported from any point.
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'---4-f-------s-'
IN Tilll SOuTlI.

FVVHFHE
In Mississippi.
Jackson. Miss, February ia cold wave
reached Jackson today, coming from the
east and north. Ice was formed this morn
Ing, and at midnight the temperature was
AZ me froezing point. with indications that
IL VIII go lower, II ls not thought, how
ever, that any damage win be done ~
crops unicss the cold spell continues for
some time
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nnIIwny operntlonr Imredea.

Saratoga, NJ. ", February 1.-The snow
storm continued today. Two fert OF snow
has fallen since last evening. Railroad
operations are somewhat impeded.
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New Orleans February Midnight
The mercury is now at 40 degrees, but will
probably 80 TO 80 during the night.
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Aranguen ANA RuI. Burie1,

Washington. February i.--Consui g.
Lee cabied the state department this
ing from Havana that all was qul
the city. He says General Arangue.
buried last Friday and that the rafna
Colonel Ruiz. which arrived In Hayan
terday, was also inferred in the same
etery X<
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Mor.t in .rrn Ycnr.

Worcester, Mass, February Mot since
The memorable blizzard Of siarch -. 1855,
mas this section been 30 completely snow
bound business this mornlng IL rrsc-
uenlly Suspended and the streets In most
parts OF the city arc impossible There is
ON the level but high winds MAKE buge
drifts Of ten or fifteen feet high. Railroad
service Is 1T \ standstill aud there is nj
this hour no communication Of any sort
With Boston. Ncae OF the Telegraph or
telephone companies have wire working
ana u Is not known when tue mall train
vun get through, The electric street rail-
ways are tied IN There are reports ~ !.
wrecked train which have not been yeriS
He'd u Is considered probable taat The
storm Is more severe eaat OF hnra -.
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Leslie c. Bcardslee, rear admiral OF the
Nniteo states navy, WAS retired today on ac-
count of having reached tho age limit.
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rrenchman sails for Havans.

New Orleans, February 1.-THE Fhr
man OF war DuBourdieu.s which an
Yesterday intending to remain a r.
leaves in the morning under sealed g.
not TO be opened until the Gulf OF ~
is reached. She is probably bound
Havana and will survey the situation ~.
and will return in time for the carnly
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The People Believe
What They Read About Hoods
SarsapariIla
Their Faith In This Medicine is
Grounded on Merit
fhsy Know Il Absolutely Cures
Whom Other Medicines Eall

Whom Other Medicines ran
Hoods 6arsaparilla 10 not merely sim
ple preparation Of Haraaparilia, Dock,
GtilliugiA and = little Iodide 81 Potassium,
q Besides thsao excellent Alternatives, II
a1po contains those great nti.bilious and
llves ramediea, Mandrake and Dandelion.
e No contains those great kidney renee
- IVA ursi, Juniper Bsrriss, and
pipuiasswa.
Il M ~ these al. Other very valuable
epEntiye agenta are harmoniouAly com.
ne4 n Hoods 6azsapsrilla, ana Il /.
eepliy prepared under ths personal
iaioa q ! reguiariy sducAted phar-
xing t1Ms fsctz, = tbs ! bidins tsith
4 eopie have n Hpo1h 0arsaparills !
81 eokpetne5 Yon can aes why
!! g! :. y! =! 4 ~ cnres when other
keolutsly iii,
y = "a ~ Aflaicted With
Z ~ d ID ~ s6sen yeaxs. Hhe
{ & I'M Ginls md tried
q e<icine With.
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President Dole was received at tho Whit.
House this evening. The decorations were
exceedingly beautiful!
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Tho condition of Mrs Lane. tho daurhto,
OF ex-senator Blackburn OF kentucky. show,
no material change. She is seriously I'M. c.ty
little and is very weak
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eesss sssssssssssssssss

curing tho year by either workme, ~ ~.
sompany VIII be considered and punished I've ns
900 men, ieu TO-DAY With
such an agreement as entared ~. !,
new feature OF up TO date iahor ' na rs q
sion Intervention. '"'or commits
s.r'kerr' Places Restored.
''of'a' ~, February i--Informatlop
mas reached headquarters OF the railroad
oro'herhoods Of this city that the chair.
nsan o. me board OF directors of the Chi.
saso and Eastern Illinois has sent cirrn.
, "a 70 former employees who were engarea /.
s,,, sne slsike OF 1894 inviting them 10 re.
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TEA THOUSAND SNOW smovEI.ERs,

Have been Unable to Clear the
streets Of New York.
New York, February 1.-The snow storm
tint has prevailed throughout the New
England States and New York State has
impeded railroad trafrIc to great extent.
The storm Is stiil raging In the north and
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a scl,ooner WrccLca.

Boston. February LA three mastea
schooner believed to be the Charles s..
Briggs Of Bath, Alairc. WAS wrecked OFT
Little Nahant last night It is believed
there were right men ON board and III ARE
thought 10 have bcen drowned. The ves-
sel y q total wreck. The Vessel Ia be-
iieved 10 have been wrecked about s O'clock
lMst night She struck upon tho ledge
north Of Egg Rock Lirht and was smashed
=, 20 pieces. From the moment she struck
beers OF tho crew 70 save Themselves a.
the rousl, sea hindered the saving OF life
Ihp body OF one Of the crew. man about
70 Seurs ofage. was found his morn,ng
among the wrcckagc. 1t was frozen ~ 4
plank ana Was dlsfipurcd. ~ !"
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President Dole OF Hawaii has accented nm
invitation to visit Buffalo us the guest Of
the ran.AmericAn Exposition company. He
VIII leave Washington next Monday evening.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, February l.-tSpccial)- -Iames
n, jackson or Galveston has beuu admitted
to practice before the interior department,
Charles IT, Fatherree was today appointed
postmaster at Rising sun, Jones county. vieo
w u. Kerry, resigned
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ro CLARE \ COLD ~ ONE DAY
sske Laxatiye Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
mss's.s refund the money II Ii fails Is
each tablet = : -
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fhe published statement that the gecrctar,
o. war has granted permission To run an cleo
fle trolley railway through the Chiokamaur.
park equipped with storage batterlss ~,
dlnnmos. is wholly unauthorirnd ~
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-04
NEW GENERALS ANNOUNCED
Creates a Great stir in Camp at
ChiPEamauDa

Chicamauga National Park. Ga, Nav ;
Considerable stir was created at the
camp today over the announcement. re-
ceived from semi-official sources from
Washington and gwen out by Adjutant
General Sheridan, THAI the president had
named the following officers to be br!Ea-
diers 10 command IN the volunteer army
the nominations probably 10 be sent 70
the senate tomorrow:
Colonel A S. Burt Twenty-fth Infan-
try; Colonel A. K ArnoL First cavalry:
Colonel Sam 3. Young. Third cavalry:
Colonel Sam Sumner. Sixth cavalry; COL
onel John c. Bates. Second infantry: Col
onsl Guy '. Henry. Tenth caavlry and
Colonel A r Chafee, Third cavslry.
An order was issued today gy General
Brooke transferring the Seventh infantry
from the Second TO the First brtgads,
the purpose being 20 ecuzi3ze the brig
AIDES From this & is taken that Tire First
regiment Infantry. which was 20 have
come here and become part OF ;he First
brigade, VIII not coma
Il Il talked Of as z open sec-e. z: Camp
Thomas thai TIE Third and Sixth cavalry
are very soon 10 be noved % Tampa.
but 20 Official conarma ton could be had
from tie commanding cfscer.
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FIRING HEARD OFF CAPE RACE

st. Johns, N. F.. May 2-The telegram
operators at Cape Race and Trepassey
on the south coast of this island. repor;
| having heard heavy firing OF shots in the
dining on Saturday night. The firing lasted
fifteen minutes. and to the operators con-
veyed the impression chat two ships were
| engaged in sea fight. The telegraph
| wires have since been interrupted and
no further news was obtainabie. All pos
sfble steps have been taken 10 obtain, II
possible. confirmation of these reports.
| st. Johns. N. F., May 9.-Heavy firing
is reported to have been heard IN the
bay south of Trepassey before daybreak
Sunday. This was distinct from the can
| nonading heard if Cape Race Saturday
night
St Johns N F.. May s.JTelegraph OPP
orators at Trepassey and Cape Race very
explicitly confirm early reports Of heavy
firing in the bay south of Trepassey Sat
urday night. The firing lasted from ten
to fifteen minutes. The shots were appar-
emily too heavy for explosive rockets.
People focked to the shore The night
was not foggy. About 4 O'Clock Satur-
in the off1ng, believed from her appear
ance to be a war ship.
St Johns, N. F., May s.-The telegraph
operator at Trepassey reports concerning
the mysterious cannonading off that port
Saturday night as follows:
About 10 o'clock Saturday night heavy
firing could be distinctly heard on the
bay south of Trepassey. lasting about
fifteen minutes. The shots Dame very
quickly after each other, some being very
loud and heavy. sufficient TO cause the
houses here to tremble Others again
were short and sharp. as if from lighter
pieces.
Another cannonading was heard before
daybreak on Sunday. This lasted about
twenty minutes Crowds of people arous-
ed by the first reports, fiocked to the
waters edge The first impression was
that some steamer in distress in the bay
was firing rockets: but the discharges
were too heavy and rapid for that Then
it was agreed that perhaps there was a
nabal battle in progress
About o'clock Saturday afternoon a
number of Trepassey people saw a large
steamer in the offing. They believe ii was
a war ship The was two-masted, with
two tunnels. and high IN the middle She
was about seven miles off shore, going
slow and bound west. For nearly an
hour she was in sight.
Saturday nights cannonading from
fifty to sixty shots were fired.
The telegraph operator at Cape Race
which is fifteen miles east Of Trepassey,
confirms the report OF the Trepassey op-
orator as TO the firing OF guns between
10 and II O'Clock Saturday night He as
serts that the firing was heard by both
himself and his brother The weather
was not foggy at the time but only
hazy, and there was consequently no rea-
son for steamer firing because Of dam
ger on that score This opera tor said the
firing lasted about ten minutes and that
the shots were different from and too
heavy for explosive rockets
No wreckage cold have reached shore
since then, because the wind has been
on the island and no steamers are duA
from Sydney or Halifax before tomorrow
night which would be likely 10 sigh,
either OF the oombatants, II the firing
was battle
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MAJOR WOOOS0N REMAINS
Governor Barnes and Others Prevail
With the War Department.,


With the War Department.,
Ell Reno. o. II. May ESPECIALLY 1.-The
order from the war department order
ing Major A E. Woodson to join hts
regiment was revoked today. Governor
Barnes and others presented a strong
case TO the department on the ground
that his Services as Indian agent at An
adar<c could not be dispensed with The
governor also stated that in the event OF
a regiment being organized he wanted
the major to command it The nomina-
ton of Danie c. Miles was not confirmed
by the senate.
Rev. Father Constantine, the French
priest now in charge Of the Catholic
church in this city, at the services last
Sunday made a plea to his flock which
shows that his heart is in the right place
With tears coursing down his cheeks he
asked his people to pray for the success
of the American cause. He also an
nounced that for the period of thirty
days services and prayer for the preser-
walton of the American flag would be
offered up in the church every evening.
The congregation has thus far responded
nobly to the pastors call.
1t rained hers Saturday night and also
Sunday morning. Both were glorious
rains. The two rains mentioned were
not in 1t with the rains we had last night
and today. The ground IS now thorough
iy soaked to the upper crust of China,
and the biggest roo poi wheat ever har-
vested in Oklahoma Is now e foregone
conclusion Admiral Dewey's big guns
are thought to have had great deal to
do towards bringing the farmers the rain.
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Julian declared that he had absolutely no
such informa ton.

Julian declared that he had absolutely no
such information.
COOPERATION WITH GOMEZ.
The Cuban authorities here expect to
receive early information direct from the
camp Of General Gomez. brought by Brig
adler General Munez, who left here about
ten days ago and succeeded in landing
a party and making his way to Gomez's
camp. The party was a small one and
took along some supplies, but its main
purpose was to open communica tons with
Gomez and bring word as to his resources
an dreadiness for an aggressive movement
Officials OF the Cuban delegation say Gen
eral Nunez is likely to come out to one
Of the American warships on its return
trip, and thence to Key West, to make
reports to the authorities here.
Secretary Albertini is Cuban charge DAT
fairs at present, President Palma and Sec
rotary Queseda being in New York.
POSTAL SERVICE FOR CUBA
The postmaster general today issued an
order to establish postal service in the
Cuban port first occupied by the United
States and appointed Eben Krewer OF
Pittsburg, Pa, special agent OF the de-
partment to organize the work. The ser
vice will cover not only the army mails
for troops ordered to Cuba, but business
mail Of the ordinary character for the
territory temporarily under the authori-
ty of the army.