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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-12
OF soon returning

looking over in anticipation OF soon returning
to II.
This will be tho last time will see you as
Minister Of SPAIN" said he FOR am about to
turn over to Mr. du Bose all the affairs OF the
Legation. He will be the official representative,
and l will be a private citizen. In my private
capacity ! will he glad to see you at any time
during the brief time that remain
The ex-Minister referred briefly 10 his plans.
soon as possible. taking into consideration the
time OF departure Of the Atlantic liners. ne eN
pressed satisfaction that his going wouio os
with that privacy which private citizen coulu
enjoy II would take he thought, one or Two gay >
to wind up the routine affairs OF the once PEI
sonai and official. in which he had p SI con- a.
cerned In every respect. however. senior ou
Bose would be the representative or SPAN from
now on. The mail addressed to him as Minis
Ter would be turned over unopened 10 senior uu
Bose for such action as II required.
TO VISIT HIS ESTATE IN VALENCIA
After leaving Washington Senior De LONE
may visit some Spanish friends for Gay vi
So but that is not settled The CUBAN tu'o'
who has instructed the De LONE boys has been
released and will return to Havana. The gov
erness will also be released After leaving TINS
country the future plans of Senior De lone are
rot fixed Personally; he wo1id prenea "o cor,D
go to Madrid. and unless the Government COIL
mands him TO go to the capital, ne VIII PROV
ably visit some other place, and then go 70 ms
estate near Valencia. He has oeen ueslrous "
ouires after a long absence. He said that the
prospect OF getting back TO his home was
source OF much satisfaction 10 MIN. ~ is oe
scribed as a fine old estate. with extensive vine
yards 1t is in the district which returned ne
LONE to the Cortes as Deputy. Eur.her thas
referring to his plans. Senior De LONE would
not talk for publication. and he would not 20
into the recent incident. That is cioseu' he
said, so far as he Is concerned ~
As the representative OF Spain, senior Du
Rosc called AZ the State Department at noon
to-day and presented In writing the notihca-
ton OF the Spanish Government that the resls
nation of Senior de LONE had been accepted
and that Sehor Du Bose was authorized 10
represent his Government as Charge dAnaires
ad interim The notification was purely formal.
giving the facts Of the transfer. without men
tion OF the incident leading up 10 It, Having
assumed his duties. Sefor Du Bose took coca
sion to pay a call Of respect TO the State De
partment officials. He was not accompanied
by Senior De LONE.
Senior Du Bose was seen later at the Legation
office For the present he asked to be excused
from discussing Spanish affairs the Legatloh
will remain at the present location. IN Massa-
chusetts-ave. as there is a two-years lease OF
the premises.
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MUTATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE President sent the toi-
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day:
CICERO II. BARNETT surveyor Of customs por' OF
JOSEPH " burke. collector OF customs district Of
lOHN H. BURFORD. Chief Justice. and BAfAfto I;
UATEER Associate Justice Of the supreme court OF
FDWfN s CI-NNINGHAM Of Tennessee. 70 be Consul at
WILLIAM /. TRENT to he postmaster at Knoxville
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ANAWANDA CLLB RECEPTION.

Twenty-Five hundred persons present at
the annual reception OF the Anawanda Club last
night at the Central Opera House. In Sixty-sev-
enth-st. near Third-ave. There was vaudeville
performance followed by dancing
The Anawanda Club founded I'm 1868 and
Edwin Booth who was charter member gave
II It's name. The title is that OF an Indian chief
tain, with whose character Booth was impressed
ana ~ mas "A modern significance inasmuch az tho
Grub. though strictly Of social nature is largely
composed OF Tammany braves. many OF whom
were present last night
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n 7 FAIR GOING ABROAD,

Charles L. Fair. OF California. is at the Waldorf
Astoria Mr. Fair came TO the hotel on THURSDAY.
He has been taking treatment at gold cure sani-
tarium in Mount Vernon. and expects TO sail for
Europe to-day in search OF health and rest with
his wife He has been a patient at the institute IN
Mount Vernon about a month. and while IN ,no
AIRS Fair was with him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-12
FOOTBALL PROFITS AT PRINCETON.

Princeton, y. j.. Feb. II (SpeciaD .-Presdent Har-
rison Hall. OF the University Football Association
has made public his official report for the season OF
1897 II shows that during the season the total re-
cepts Of the association 81 ilG % and the total
expenses $3.50 l.. leaving balance OF $3.50 81.
After deduCting outstanding liabilities the assoc a
ton still has net balance % 81 0i3 90 showing con-
clusi"ely that college games confined 10 college
grounds self-suppOrting, for Princeton played
all games last on college fields.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-12
REENET DEFEATS STARK AT BILLIARDS

Inc game IN the amateur billiard tournament at
Maurice Days last night was between ] BYRON
stark. % the Knickerbocker Athletic Cub ona
FRANK heeney, OF the Crescent Athletic Club STARK
was the scratch man, playing 800 points 10 ,7b for
keeney The Brooklyn man was in good form and
won with something TO spare making the best aver
age or the tournament. When Keeney ran out rho
game Stark had scored only 2i5 points stark.. h.,
gun was thirty. while keeneys best effort rssu In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-12
MADRID COMMENT ON DE LONE
THE GENERAL OPINION UPHoLps THE GOVERN

THE GENERAL OPINION UPHoLps THE GOVERN
MHNrs AcTIoN-A HAVANA STORY OF HOW
THE LETTER WAS OBTAINED
Madrid, Feb 1.-THE impartial" referring TO
the resignation OF Senior Dupuy de LONE says
"The Government wise 10 accept Sehor De
Lomes resignation. His indiscretion has occa-
stoned the Government vexation."
The Liberal takes the same view OF the
and adds: I'VE do not wish 10 blame the vile
duct Of the persons capable Of such theft. The
reflections contained in the oficial and private
correspondence of Mr. Taylor were far graver."
The Premier. Senior sagasta. said to the
spondent Of the Associated Press: II was surprised
at Senior De L6mes letter for in all his communi-
cations Official and private addressed to the Gov
eminent he spoke respectfully OF President McKn-
ley ! regret Senior De Lomes indiscretion and
folly for ne has rendered Spain signal services at
Washington" On the question Of Sehor De LONE s
successor Senior Sagasta was very reticent
According a dispatch received here from Ha-
vana the letter Of Senior De LONE TO Sehor Canale-
Jas was distracted by the person charged 10 for
ward II TO the latter and 1t is added, this person
received 1000 for H.
The decree accepting Senior Dupuy de Lome's
resignation as Minister Of Spain TO the United
States has been signed and win be gazetted to-
morrow.
London. Feb 1.-THE afternoon newspapers Of
this city approve OF the action OF the United STATE
Government In the De LONE affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-12
CAPITOL CONFUSION Not RESTRAINED
THE INJUNCTION ASKED BY THE ATTORNEY GEN
ERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA REFUSED

Harrisburg Feb. 11.-Judge Smonton to-day
handed down an opinion refusing the application
OF Attorney y General Mccormick for an injunction
against the Capitol Building Commission on the
ground that he IL unable to find any evidence that
the Commissioners have done intend TO do any
act that would warrant the granting OF a pre-
lminary Injunction and thus delay the prosecution
Of the work imposed upon them by the act author
izing the erection of capitol. The case will be
appealed to the Supreme Court. The Attorney
Generals action was based on the allegation that
the Commission proposes 10 erect the new Capitol
In violation OF the act limiting the expenditure
TO 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-12

twenty-seven consecutive points. Keeney's average
was l1-8 and Starks 1888. -, ,
Poggenberg and Stark will play to-ngnt, accoau
,nr ~ tho schedue In case the IAedcrkranz ex-
pert wins the victory will give him the cnamR.u ra
shin In case Stark wins II will leave foEeei,,pet,s
Stark and Kecney tied for first place, ana the
games will be played off next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-12
NO FURTHER WORD FROM wOODFoRD.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT HAD RECEIVED MOTH

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE only advlces re-
ceived by the State Department tonight were
two short messages from General Lee al ma
vana One read: Commander Sigsbee attended
Blancos reception last night. and this morning
paid another official visit to the Government
representatives" The second message an
nounced the arrival Of the Gushing at 4 p. m
e. Up TO 10 o'clock tonight no further oispa,ches
had been received from Minister Woouloru-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-12

Ia the business mans train. because II Is QUICK .ne
tourists train. because IL Is cruz on wnee,s. me
Observation-Disclosures train because IL is luAurous tnS
ladies train, because there 10 maid 10 S"s"N
them
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from God through the Son OF God. John, v. 10
and ILL., a. and St John iii. 3. and 8. declares that
without this experience none shall see the King.
dom Of God. ID. r. EASTON.
ocean Grove n. j.. Feb 8. 1895
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Evening journal., 1898-02-01
TRIAL OF HODGDON.
New Haven Boniface Testifles
In His Own Behalf.
DENIES FIREBUC COOKS CLAIMS.
Evidence Introduced to Show That the
Self Confessed Incendiary of the Ton
tine Hotel Was Irresponsible and
Treated His Wife BrutaIIy.

NEW HAVEN. Feb 1.-The opening
DAY OF the second week in the Hodgdon
arson trial concluded with Captain
George Hodgdon, the accused, on the
stand, testifying in his own behalf. He
had been on the witness stand nearly
an hour and half The testimony Of
fered by Captain Hodgdon tended to
show that for a year and a half he
knew that he was to be superseded in
the Tontine hotel when his lease ex-
pired last June by Mr.. White, who Of
fered much more money to secure the
lease; that he was angry when he first
learned of the transaction, which was
to Gust him from the hotel. and admit
ted saying harsh things but for months
before he left the hotel he had adapted
himself to the new order Of events and
las introduced by the defense TO show
there was no animus-told of keeping
watchman in the hotel and using
other precautions against accidents
during the two weeks following the re-
moval of all his effects and the enter
ing into possession by the new pro-
prietor.
He likewise told of his dealings with
English, by which name he knew him,
who is Cook, the man that accuses
Captain Hodgdon of hiring him TO fire
the Tontine hotel; told of the time Cook
worked for him. the amount of money
paid him and the dates when the money
was given and denied in toto the va
rious meetings and conversations testi-
fed to by the states principal witness,
which might connect Captain Hodgdon
with the crime.
The chief feature of the proceedings.
however was the attempt made by the
defense to show that Cook was at times
irresponsible, and that the first story
he told after his arrest-that he set the
fire on account of a grudge he had
against George I. White, the present
proprietor of the Tontine-was the most
probable.
It was hoped TO show the two impor-
tant facts by Mrs. Cook, the wife of the
self confessed firebugi and the admissi-
bility Of the testimony was argued at
length, the jury first having been ex-
cused. Judge Roraback decided to al
low the testimony, but on no occasion
since the trial opened was he called up
on to make so many rulings owing to
objections being raised at different
points in the proceedings. State Attor-
ney Williams made a strong effort to
impeach the credibility Of the witness.
Mrs. Cook testified to numerous bru-
talities she underwent from Cook and
also of hearing OF his associating with
other women, but she could not recall
her husband speaking about Mr.. White
other than that he had met him in a
business way. A sister of Mrs. Cook
Mrs. c. A. Gowdy Of Hartford, also told
how she was brutally treated by Cook
receiving severe injuries when she had
called to visit her sister
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
pronn.ed Antitrust BIZ.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IAN antitrust
bill, explicit in its terms and naming
penalty of $4,000 fine, or from 2 to
Is years Imprisonment, has been intro
duced in the house by Mr., Green Of Ne
braslSa. 1t makes it felony to monop-
olize or attempt to monopolize or COM
bine or conspire with any others to mo-
nopolize any part of the trade or COM
merce among the states or with foreign
nations and the making of every con-
tract or agreement or combination en-
tered into by any persons, firms, corpo-
trust or otherwise to restrain trade or
commerce or limit or control the output
or price Of any article of commerce.
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
Wants No Department OF Health.

WASHINGTON. Feb. /. p Senator
Vest, from the senate committee on pub
lie health, today made a report upon
the bill providing for the creation Of a
department of public health. The re-
port is adverse TO the proposition. and
it recommends as a substitute the bill
for the enlargement Of the powers Of
the Marine Hospital service. The re-
port says the first bill would deprive
the Marine Hospital service of its juris-
diction over quarantine matters, and
that a change so radical would be i'm
polite and dangerous.
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
rhe cruise of ,hs nrohIcan.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The navy
department is about to arrange the
itinerary for the coming cruise Of the
Mohican with her crew Of apprentices
through the islands of Oceanioa, and
particularly to Samoa The vessel is
expected to start about the last Of
February and to be gone eight months
on the cruise. An effort is making to
increase the number of the apprentices
on the vessel from 60 to $50. which will
give her full complement. Probably
the first stop will be made at Honolulu
and the next at Tanning island, half
way from Hawaii TO Samoa. The ves-
sci will not stay long in Samoan waters,
but It is expected will return TO San
Francisco by way Of the Society islands.
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
Tho IndIana's Accident was trivial.

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA good deaf
of amusement was excited among the
officials OF the navy department by at
tempts made to convey the impression
that the fine battleship Indiana had
suffered some severe and dangerous
breakdown while on the way south re-
Gently through the failure Of her boil
ers. AS a matter OF fact, the extent
of the mishap was the leakage Of one
or two tubes in a boiler. which is 20
insignificant an occurrence on all kinds
Of steamships that Admiral Sicard
made only a passing reference to it as
an explanation Of why he took the In
diana in tow for six hours to prevent
her from delaying the progress Of the
remainder of the squadron.
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
cENsURlNe A SENATOR.
Ssosoiation at Albany calling For Ed
ward Murphy's Resignation.

ward Murphy's Resignation.
ALBANY, Feb. 1.--Assemblyman
Weeles of New York city startled the
assembly and its 500 spectators last
night by the Introduction of a resolu-
ton censuring and requesting the res
ignation Of Hon. Edward Murphy, Jr.'
the senior United States senator from
this state for casting his vote aftirma-
lively for the so called free silver reso-
Ntion Of Senator Teller in the upper
house of congress. The resolution was
a complete surprise. 1t came directly
after a long debate on state printing
and a number of routine matters.
II brought to their feet a number Of
the members of the minority, whose
voices rang out in the chamber, II OBJ
iect!" They could not object to the in
reduction of the resolution, but the
ntterance signifed their intention TO de-
bate he proposition. and under the
rules of the house il had to go over and
be printed.
In the excitement the voice Of AS
semblyman Armstrong from Monroe
county was heard TO this effect, Il
move that the resolution be amended
by declaring the seat occupied by Sem
ator Murphy vacant" Assemblyman
Trainor (Dem., New York city, declared
that the minority was prepared TO de-
bate the resolution at once.
At this juncture Assemblyman
Weekes, its introducer, stated that he
was willing that It be laid aside with
the understanding that it be made a
special order at $3.50 o'clock on next
Monday evening. That course was pur-
sued
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
wnrl, or New rnrh sennte.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The senate con-
vened at $3.50 last night. Senator G. A.
Davis presented a resolution instruct
ing the committee on public health to
investigate and report as to the ad-
visibility of establishing a colony for
consumptives in the Adirondacks. The
resolution was sent TO the committee
on public health There was lengthy
debate on a Cuban resolution in the
same line as those of last week in the
assembly. a Republican resolution of
sympathy. but not favoring belliger-
ency. The resolution passed. and the
senate adjourned.
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
Big Failure In Creamery business.

ELGIN, Ills, Feb. 1.-The failure of
Oatman Bros, with headquarters at
Dundee, seems very complete. Execu-
tions were issued by the First National
bank of Elgin and the Elgin Butter
Tub company for S3s, ,OOO The Oatmans
conducted ten creameries in Illinois and
seven in Wisconsin and were among
the largest operators on the Elgin
board Of trade. They also conducted a
caramel business in Chicago and owned
fruit ranches in California. Assets are
estimated at S175OOO. with liabilities ex-
ceeding this amount
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
After the sleolro-PneumatIc oompany.

TRENTON. Feb. 1.--Attorney General
Grey has begun suit in the supreme
court against the Electro-Pneumatic
company, whose principal office in this
state is in Camden. The suit is started
in the nature Of an information. The
company owes $1,700 for taxes, and its
charter was recently forfeited by proc
lamation by the governor for the nom
payment of this tax. The state under
stands that the company is still doing
business, and the object Of the suit is to
force the payment Of the back tax or
to compel the company to desist from
attempting to operate under its charter
The matter viii come up for hearing on
Feb ID
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Proposed change In Bo.ton's Charter.

BOSTON, Feb. Ia change in the
city charter of Boston is contained in
bill submitted to the legislature by SEN
ator Holden in behalf Of Mayor Quincy
and the merchants municipal commit
tee of the city. The bill proposes a
board Of estimate and apportionment Of
the appropriations. Heretofore this has
been done by the committees on finance
and APPROPRIATIONS of the city council.
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
rn Renenl AntIsonlnInr nIll.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-senator Nussbaum
last night introduced a bill to repeal the
antiscalping law passed last year. The
bill was prepared by the commercial
travellers and introduced by Senator
Nussbaum at their request. The con-
test last year will be remembered dis
tinctly. The antiscalping bill was Wig
orously opposed and only passed after a
hard fight.
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
National Bank Closes Its Doors.

LARIMORE, N. d., Feb. 1.-The First
National bank Of this city did not open
its doors yesterday. 1t appears that
the bank has not been in easy condi-
ton for some time owing to slow collec-
tions. During the last sixty days there
have been Withdrawals of deposits
amounting to sex, 900. The assets Of the
bank are said to be largely in excess
of the liabilities.
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
InsneotInr CbIoaro's Flour.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Commissioner Of
Health Reynolds has sent out men to
gather samples Of flour from leading
dealers. This -four will be analysed
and definite information given to the
public as to the nature of the adultera-
tions. which are said to have resulted
in a general prevalence Of dark and
shady bread.
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
Rev. aIevlcl.ar nannneted.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. The Right
Rev William Nelson McVickar, who
will assume in few days his post as
bishop coadjutor of the diocese Of
Rhode Island, was the guest OF honor
last night at a dinner given by repre-
sentative citizens at the Union league
in honor Of his advancement to his
higher field in the church.
Evening journal., 1898-02-01
supreme Court Adiourns.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The United
Staees supreme court yesterday ad-
journed until the 21st of February with
out deciding any Of the important cases
before it. The hearing in the La Abra
Silver Mining company case was post
poned until the second Monday Of the
next term
Evening journal., 1898-02-01

acter that his brother, ex-City Solicitor
Robert G. Hartman, left for that place
yesterday afternoon. He may be gone
for several weeks, his stay being de-
pendent upon the health of his brother,
Eugene.