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How Abou, the rte,,,,leor.,

J PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 14.-General
Merriam, commanding the department
of the Columbia. this morning, receiv-
cd 4 telegram from the wa: depart
ment instructing him TO postpone the
departure Of the relief expedition to
Alaska. The orders effect q temporary
abandonment OF the expedition and 1t
Is understood they were based on the
recent reports that there was no STAR
walton or suffering in the Yukon coun-
try that the government relief expedi-
ton could relieve, ~ H.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 1.-THE
President to-day submitted TO Congress-
tho awards and report OF the commits
glon appointed under the terms OF the
treaty o. 1896 TO adjust the claims or
British subjects for losses sustained
through the seizure Of their sealing ves-
sells In BcrinS Sea. TEe total amount
necessary TO Butlsfy the award of the
commissioners !s $i73.151 &c, which he
recommends be appropriated. EgiIF
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CINCINNATI. o., Jan. IA special
to the Commercial Tribune from Par
kerSburg, WA. says: 81. K /, q
II At the Auditorium tonight was n
twenty round battle between Jimmy
Conlcy, OF Buffalo, N. Y, and jack
Bingham. OF Huntington, for s95O, Ref
cree Pat Gavin, OF Wheeling, declared 1t
n draw sags;t ttf ls s1.- g'GS 1.sE lil5T. :
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NEW YORK, Jan. H.-Justice Cohen,
OF the supreme court, has appointed
Arthur S. Pope temporary receiver for.
the Hoffman Machine Company, a West
Virginia corporation. In suit brought
by stockholders for dissolution OF
the corporation. The company was in
corporatcd in 1895. 1t has factory In
this CITY Ea,i .isrts'5 "a 500 fgI II
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WILL BEA HOT'TIIIMlI|E.. IIlI|:.
Over Congressional Campaign
Committee Craftsmanship.
KNIVES ARE BEING WIlETTED
TO Raise the Golden Locks Olsen
ator Faulkner. fsl
BRYAN BRAVES on wARpATIl

And lndulglng ~ Ghost Dance with
Threats OF Invading Chief Croksr'A l,es.
sr, ation-They Accuse tho West ivir.
Eintn Senator OF Trenchsry In. tho Last
Campaign, Claiming lie was a bad
Medicine Man for Them and They WIN
Ilnvs no More ofIiim-crossr. whitnsy
aud Brlce Have Formed q Syndicate
to Shape Democratic Party's Policy,
Which Includes smothering the Silver
ssniinientalista. Ist,
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'T.I'.WlOi:l7QU.EIE:RI; ,.SPRlCS
ofEnsllsll, Gentillity-slrSGl G Charles
/, X Arthur Cnnninghan,.
DAFFYsOvER CIloRussGIRL

Her 70 Thl. Country, tHh,fs w
Gets tho s.lIarDln II earl i''.-.ue Then ~
sturns 20 England, Where ils ysryS.
rropsriy shoots IIln.self-1hsS Soior rom
Lady sykes ila. Her Financial frslss
Aired IN Conrt-iier IIusband Oh Az
I Wines stand is Compelled TO Aeki,oyst-
I edge that She Forged lila Nnms a
Mates ror Nearly $50, ,ooo: :--;ller FrasraisI
Caraer w Z " !. ~ 4. aL-l s.s NtgLlNl
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Un,,rovoksd Murder.

vi PITTSBURGH, Pa. jan. 1S.-Rosarlo
SLouso, a. watchman at UnItv, on the
SFlttsbursh, Desscmcr and Lake Erie
IA ailroad,$;was fatally shot this morning
ny an unknown negro, because he re.
fused to Give him food or money. The
5nesro escaped. y II II.
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Fatn, Drunken Fight.

d CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 1a.-----N Bar.
louisville. Kr. special to tho Times
Star, says:
!. News reached here this morning OF a
bloody fight at a5"Blind Tiger" We'd
;n,e,saay, on Sandy Fork, Leslie county,
~ Which Robert Calwell, Smith Helton,
JOIN Williams and Tom Wilson. all,
tcolored, We're killed, and VIII Burgas
wounded, Whisky was the
cause OF the fight, all of the parties be,
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! CLEVELAND. O., Jan. H.--Thc ro-
mantle marriage In this city OF Vernon
Van Norman to Miss Maud 5Thleme on
january 15hus Just been brought s.,to
light. Tho homGof 10th ig In San Die
go, Cal, where they are well known.
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s1nr,e.ln,ent, or stea n, ,htr..

LONDON. Ian. 1s--Arrived: Nrlssls- i
sippi from New York.
LIVERPOOL. Jan l4.-Arrived: Penn-
land. from Philadelphia. Il 2. u
Jan. 14.--Arrived: Ancho- 4
ria. from New York, for Glasgow. e 81
Y NEW. YORK 5 JAM 14.-Arrivcd; 4
Werkendam from Amsterdam
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Z Wheat Shipments to Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 14.-An
evening paper says: Big shipments OF
grain were reported to-day us being
scheduled to arrive here from Chicago.
1t Is coming at rate which Is equlva-
lent to six cents a bushel. though the
usual rate to Philadelphia from Chicago
it 10 AS cents per bushel. It was gossip
among commission men to-day that tho
wheat was some Of Letters, and was
destined as cargoes for those steamers
which are under contract to load at
this port during this and next month,
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.An -Allesea roIl.rr fyn,llcn,e,.

& TRENTON, N, j., Jan. 1t.-It is ru-.
,morct here that n syndicate OF New
York CAPITALISTS has secured an option
on about 30 per cent Of the general ware
pottcries IN this city ana East LIVER
pool, Ohio. the two principal centers OF
the country. sslifatsfI ]Ds
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 1a.-Thc
President today sent these nomlna-
4Sons tc the senate: To DC consuls-
George w. Dickinson. OF New York, at
Acapulco. Mexico; Louis Goldschmidt
OF New Hampshire, at La Guayra, Ven
fyIlnla So -- ~ 1Hsrf. IS, - - - p
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ator Tabor. OF Colorado. to be posttnas.
ter Rt Denver. Senat tor Ivolcott who is
chairman OF tho committee on post
oiilces. and also Mr.. Tabors sponsor,
asked for octlon Immediately on tho
opening OF the executive. session, and
there being no objection he was con.
urmed without delay. q. 3f ~
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."E"ther Of. lIo"ao OF Com ,non," Dyla "
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Right Hon
Charles Pelham VlllIers. member Va
parliament for South WolverhamptaS8
any known ne the "Fatherorith the House.
OF commons, having sat cont!nuously
dying, SKI { E iysl TsjSa'f - sisSs,SS
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Il, &, o. iDccc nj bcr Earnings.

4 BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 1+-The ap-
proSlmate earnings Of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad company for; December.
1887. We're $23l2.5i4. which is an increase:
OF sl34.7S9 over the actual earnings OF
December, 1896. " 4 ,!s ~ t}it 1 II
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NJ OF:'.T|'R||,A!DlE:.. | !,
Year has Opened With a Very
Satisfactory Prospect.
TlH|EREls'No5WlLD DSEE:XCITEMENT'l.

In tho Speculative aiarissts, Witch u ali
The Clearing House Payments I
Show ! Decided Galn Over isoa, ths
4 Most Prosperous Year--lsaliroad Earn.
inEs Increase In Spite OF Rate Cutting
I Iron consamptlon so per Cent Larger
Than Last Year vvoo1en Manufacturers
I. Are unyIng IIoAyDy fWoel-D Decrease
4 In Failures. a. 4, 4 4.
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McIkrnna,s Combination Delayed, Z

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE senate
took up the nomination of Attorney Cen
cral Mckcnna to be justice OF the su-
premc court Immediately upon going into
executive session to-day, but as 1t was
made apparent after n few minutes dis
cuss!on that the nomination could not be
disposed OF to-day, action was postponed
to another date IEd+ t-.a . gzsI ~
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MEX1co CITY, Jan. n.--Four AmerI-
cans have becn arrested here and arc
vigorously incommunicado. being sus-,
lpcCtcd of completely In robhcries or
great magnitude. The band numbers
twelve men. 55.55 q W i. 4s.,tts ri
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BlGgCONYENTlON

ofcoai Miners aud Operators Represent.
ing indiana, Iiiinois, Ohio and Penn.
syivnnln, at Chicago, Next Monday. ys
" CHICAGO. Jan. 1i.--Nearlys 900 coal
miners and operators, representing 1n-5
diam, Ohio and Pennsylvania, will meet
In Joint convention In Chicago on Mon
DAY for The purpose Df bringing about,
II possible, the adoption OF a wage scale
and working agreement In 5ordcrito pre-
vent a general strike next summer. The
majority OF the, miners and operators
agree that It will be difficult TO avoid a
repetition OF the troubles OF last year. e
= Other questions beside tho disputed
whge scale will enter into the con,ro-.
rersy. 3 It Is said the largest operators In
the east are. now willing TO concede the
scale of 60 cents for which the men
struck last year. This would mean an
advance OF about 2s per cent over present
prices. ~ % i3
3 While the men have made no formal
demand on the operators, It has been said
on the authority OF one OF the officials OF
the United Mine Workers OF America
that the GO cent scale will not be accept
ed without other concessions and even
then. the miners say. 1t will be bitterly
opposed by the union. N SI t,Gl
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* NEW YORK, Jan.14-Eleven rain.
dcerarriycd to-day on board the Wilson
line steamer Mar.cllo frcm Hull, and,
VIII 'beshlprcd to the Klondlke region. 2
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Mine workers., r.iveiy session.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 1i,-The Uni
ted Nine Workers convention had a
lively executive session this afternoon,
considering the report OF the scale
committee. Before the committee re-
ported the convention went into execu-
tive session and the proceedings were
guarded with the utmost secrecy. The
committee recommended that an adj
vance OF ten cents per ton be demand
ed In the price OF mining and that the
sdifferentlal OF nine cents per ton be-
tween the Ohio and Pittsburgh dis.
tricts be maintained. There was a live
,ly debate over the question Of the dif-
ferentlal. the Pittsburgh delegates op-
posing it. The convention adjourned
without taking any action on the re-
port and will begin business at z o'clock
In the morning in order to close w the
work OF the convention preparatory to
the trip TO Chicago. .ta
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Lady. Jess!ca Sykes. whois daughter
of George Augustus CavendIsh-B Benz
tinck. and is related to the duke OF sPortS
land. has had some startling experiences
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AM,l.Zoln Drn,o,,,ttn,,IInu.n,, !,

X PARIS, II Jan ll,-There: was d rcne,avYSl x
this evening Of anti-zola demons stratiSnsi
went q band Of students paradcd StheS
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TsouHLE iNIAlAsIlA7
OsfEths poundary Lias.--A msriean FlSs
NJ I'D to hA Haul od Dawn. 4 y llill

sOyfrths boundary Liass--Ansr sriean Fisc
ss3t S Isd TO be Hauled Down.l isil7i5
croRtA, b. q. Jan. Il, Collector
81 customs Milne Is In receipt OF q LETT
stsf from skusuay, In which st 70 alleg-
scd that MI Smith, United States COM
,rpi ioner FOR Dyca and Skaguay Claims
II etrih OF land three miles down from
,(he mead Of Lake Bennett which Is near
ttie Boundary as defined ykthe United
SStates and which would give the Uni-
lteb5 sta tes control OF the territory from
ihe Coast TO the lake. sG
ne cotnmissi sioner, the writer alleges,
MS ord cred alt locators of lots to have
Sbttem recordedi with him, A party OF
jArer erlears. tho writer says, followed
the commlssloner's direction by hoist.
Sitg tho American flag Just below the
police arraeks where the British flag
ttsas lying. The Canadian mounted 5po-
lice demandel an explanation and at
stef Some parleyipg the flag was haul
I'D o&nund an q npology rendered.
t The same letter contains Information
fthat Bernard Moore Is having more
itroup with sduatters onGland which
ne Inns at Skuguay. Early In the
present month, It Is alleged, he turned
out With an armed force and drove
isqua tiers OF the land. It Ia. also stated
That some firing was done, but nobody
issals hurt. &,
Grsnt ot,doa Englnsers' Strike Endcd.
LONDON. Jan 14-The committee
~ the allied trades union on the lnitln-i
Etlyel Of the amalgamated engineers has
decided to withdraw the demand for
fort yseigbt hours OF labor per week,
ard the orlsmen's officials hope the
ienplo Sers VIII withdraw the lockout no.
stices, and mus end the great labor dis.
ipyttee,.
The dispute between the employers
and the Engineering trades unions of
lGrsat Britain eliminated. on July 12,'
S1sT, with q lockout by some Of tho
!large manufacturers. This was follow,
3ed the engineers calling out a large
number Of men until about 100000 en-
sgineers were idle. The issue was over
sthe engineers insisting upon eight
ssbonrs work per day, overtime to count
10 ne. and a quarter time for the first
Stwo hours and as time and half after
x
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PRESS SMUzzLEDI
Blythe Establishment OF n Censor
ship at Havana. s5
ALL FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS.

Not Having Been Prnviousiy eoniored
lriil be Detained at tia Poatofllrs-hn-
1, other Ed!et VIII Forbid the Gathering
OF Groups OF Moro Than Four on tho
a Streets OF Havana-consul General Lee
Reports Everything Outlet In the City.
Many Sensational I,umors That Have
h No Observation-Disclosures Taken at
4 iNladrld 10 Protect aIinister Ivooiiford.
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!, west v,rri,,i. .,pn,,,,n,en,.

y WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. A.;-Iey,
William ~ Helms, OF West Virginia,
has beca appointed y chaplain in the
navy. 5s5Eiiy, ~ ms ,5.tas. Is lS,f,
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& WASHINGTON. Jan. e14.-The last
news OF the day from Consul General Lee
came to the state department about .
o'clock and was at once sent over to the
white house. 1t went to confirm the
previous reports, and was a simple
statement by General Lee that at mon
to-day all was quiet In Havana:
One OF the dispatches received to-day
stated that there would be no objection
to the presence In Havana OF Miss Clara
Barton, of the National Red Cross. the
authorities being ready to extend to her
the same privileges as those given to any
other citizen. 1-,S'3sl ~ 9.
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Was OnGt u Se,,ptor.

"NaHlNGToN. D. G.. Jan. ia.
,h.' y''s .ne nominations confirmed by
'"e acaa'e to-day vas that OF cx.scn.t
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Invo Prominent pos.rny,,Irs Oh 1;o,,.,3

lEf"Vo I'FoH6Hu'Ht t'nHsrHyrrb on E0nttl,3E
5tssLoNDoN. Jan. t14.-Thc cunard iline
steamer Campanla, which sails from
New York forLiverpool to-morrow,,Sw;iiilIl
etnke among her passengers Tod Slon 81
the American Jockey. He says hG n,
going TO Cincinnati to ask MIR, Fleischss
mann to release him. so as 10 be q ablef,a
ride In England. NJ
The American line steamer s. !, Lou n
leaving Southampton for New, y orlss IN. M
morrow, Will take among her passen.Es
gers the repntcd English wife of Ia
ward J.lsatcllffe. the actor M
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Too Bad.
BRUTALITY AT SEA.

ROME, Jans Ex-senator TabarrinI,
president Of the. council OF state.ls dead.
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I. The wheat market has been curiously
languid, yielding X Of a cent. although
Atlantic exports amount to y {, 6,O56, ,7SS
bushels for the two weeks OF January,
against 3,9SG,3l7 last year, and Pacific
exports for tho week have been ], ,s79, SIC
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Special Dispatch to tho Iatellisencer. !,
WASHINGTON. Jon. l4.-The dlsa-
srcemrn. IN Democratic circles over the
choice o. q chairman OF the congress
s!onal campaign committee has widened
percep.ioly In the past few days. and
there is etldence sufficient 10 warrant
anticipation of a hot time, when the
choice can 6e no longer delayed. The
slve.!tss sweaE no so!d man shall pre-
sde, snd vice versa: and. strange Us 1t
may scea. In. radical element in the
Bryan crowd class Senator Faulkner as
IN advocate Of tie yellow metal.
TIE serator's election. along with that
Of Senator Jones. 10 membership in
Crolsr's New York club. has proven to
be most d.suuis:,ng. especially as the
boss chosa to iCno.s Mr.. B:yan. The
''yourg Napoleon" was left outside the
Cub to cool hia heels ip the corridor, and
his fi,snds see II this studied insult,
and meet II by deaantly declaim!ng that
Tammany cannot defeat Bryan's NOM
!natlon In 1900. nor for that matter, can
"any pcwer Oh Garth
Tie :r1ucrco OF ex-senator Hin's al
legged aeslasatjo:: Ii favor OF free silver
has reached Washington and whether
the ruToe OF Its utserance be true or
not. II has helped materially; to mudd!e
the situation. The silver advocates, In
Guiding tbs Popuiist afIiliates,e say IL
Senator Faulkner. or any other gold
man. "be chosen TO head the, committee,
they will bolt" No,hing short of a
straight Bryan champion will suit. ~
On tho othe: hand. Notwithstanding
his dscstnaton, 1t is declared the sena-
to7ial end OF the committee will insist
upon MI. Farlkner's acceptance.
1t is also announced that Croker, ex-
Secretary Whitney and ex-senator CAL
yin S. BE!cc have combined to shape the
Democratic policy, and that silver will
be Kept IA the background IN order, It
IS said. to capture the next congr css, II
tEe!1 plan should win a majority of the
d!strict9 the syndicate will remsin in the
SADDLE TIL after the presidential election,
ana Bryan VIII TO, bo the standard
4 = %. ID. q. --# H=
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When the cabinet met at II O'Clock.
this dispatch formed the baslsof a short
discussion. The members Of the cabinet
professed to feel satisfied with the sit.
uatlon. The senate resolution calling
for information as to what hud been
done by the President TO safeguard
American interests IN Havana during
the period OF r!o,ing was received from
the state department, and also briefly
talked over with a view TO determining
the nature OF the reply to be made. The
main subject under consideration be-
fore the cabinet. however. 1t Is declar-
ed. was the prospects OF the Hawaiian
annexation treaty and not Cuban rcla.
tiOnS 2tapf ffs3tt5 =. II aF So ,-.ItE
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I'd Ia
Regarding reports that the riotins in
Havana had caused apprehension
among manufacturers. financiers and
others that business affairs might be
unsettled by fears OF foreign complca-
tions and that they had wired the
President. asking him to Withhold the
sending OF warships to Cuban waters,
and to use his influence to prevent In
fiammatory speeches In Congress. It
can be stated authorltatively that up
to II o'clock to-day no dispatches on
this subject had been received at the
white house. ~
Assistant Secretary Day came over to
the white house from the state depart
ment before the cabinet meeting and
left a telegram that had been received
from Consul General Lee. It was sent
from Havana during the middle hours
OF the night and while It reported the
existence there OF much excitement
and chronicled the attacks on the
newspaper Offices In continuation OF
those OF the day before, and the partIc-
ipation Of some soldiers In the demon
stratIons. 1t was said to convey an as
surance OF peace and quiet, i5F
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" HAVANA, Jan. 14.-A decree has been
published prohibiting the publication in
daily newspapers OF cable dispatches
without prev!oue censorship. and With
out twelve hours notice Of their receipt.
In addition. In future the postotllce here
Will dctnin national and foreign news
papers not having been previously cen-
sored. Z. \, .S' y Is 4 Z n ~
A Violators OF the law are warned that
they are under, military Jurisdiction.
Another edict will be published short
ly forbldding the gathering Of groups Of
more than four persons either In the
streets or in the storehouses. ,Sss
n MADRID. Jan. 14.-The police precau-
tions have been redouhled in the vicinity
OF the United States legation and around
tho residence of the United States minis
ter, General Stewart L. Woodford.
4 LONDON Jan. 1.-THE Madrid cor
respondent Of the Daily Mail says:
TT was pointed out at the cabinet
council to-day (Friday) that the mem
bers of the new Cuban government had
strongly protested against the attacks
made by the Havana papers on the Span
ish army. The cabinet resolved that the
disorders IN Havana should not affect
the recent reforms. Strict military dis
cipllne will be enforced both here and
abroad; and, II necessary, measures will
be submitted to the cortes for reforming
the army laws. 19g1 - s45
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I ~
Perfect calm prevails in Havana, ac-
cordlng to dispatches received by Sem
or Dupuy De Lone the Spanish minis
ter, last night and this morning. One
OF these dispatches, filed at one O'clock
this morning. by Secretary General
Congosto. says: 1.-THE tumult has not
been continued. Calm Is preserved
throughout the city. believe that the
normal condition will be perfectly es-
tablishcd. Fortunately. there Is not q
single casualty that we have to regret"
Aside from this dispatch the minister
has received a number OF minor dis
patches oil indicating an absence o:
disturbance and that no apprehension
Is felt by the authorities. He has given
directions that every development be
communicated to him and In view OF
this fact, does not credit a report that
there was another outbreak yesterday,
saying that any such outbreak would
have been communicated to him and
that the report doubtless arose either
from delayed cablesram, based on
the outbreak previously reported, or
else that there was some minor dis.
.tu.bance OF such trivial character
that It did not get TO the attention Of
the official heads Of he Cuban govern
ment.
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ALL NATIONS.
Hamilton Hall Is Gay With
Beauty in Booths.
Japanese, Turkish, Iceland,
French, German and Other
COSTUMES ARE WORN.
Molly Fryer, the Real Queen OF
the Gypsies,
COSTUMES ARE WORN
Will Tell Fortunes Tonight and
Every Night This Week.

The Carnival of Nations opened last
evening at Hamilton hall with a large
crowd in ATTENDANCE, the booths pre-
sided over by pretty society young
ladies, music by MarshalI's band, and
special attractions of the occasion. The
first night was a success in point of
numbers and receipts as well. The
Carnival of Nations is being given the
entire week for the benefit Of the Tope-
ka Orphans home, a deserving insti-
tuition
1t took hard work to get the booths
ready for the opening but they were
handsome and attractive, enhanced by
the gay costumes of the young ladies
inside.
In the northwest corner of the hall
tea and waters were served in the ia
panese booth In this booth, which is
a large one, Japanese hangings and
bric-a-brac were hung and the following
young ladies in Japanese costumes