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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

A runaway accident, which will prob
ably result In the death Of orrin Belknap
81 nwaco. occurred near the Washington
town Yesterday. Miss Anna BelEnap and
Ms Ross had been in thc country visit
,rv Ma Rclknan Yesterday orvin Helix
nan started 20 town IN a carriage with the
women. Whom about four miles trcm IL,
Uaco the horses hecnmc frightened aud
the Efforts OF the driver g control them
wcre unavailing. They dashed along the
rad AZ great speed. overturning the car
rage and throwing the occupants TO the
rround. Reiknap allghted on his head.
His skull was crushed and his shoulder
broken. and he suffered other Injuries.
Mrs. Ross received deep cash over the
right eve. but was not otherwise hurt
Miss Relknap escaped without injury.
Relknap was taks~ 60 his home Tor treat
ment. His injuries are very serious and
Il Is thought BY the attending physician
that be cannot recover. HIS skull Is
frightfully crushed and he Il suuerins
from concussion OF the brain, The fail
rendered him unconscious. In which con-
dition he stlli Hes The injured man Is
well known In Ilwaeo His sister. Miss
Anna. and Mrs. Ross, are teachers In the
public schools there.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

The case OF D. Malagamoa. charged
with the larceny OF a net, has been con-
tlnned in the justice court until next
Thursday afternoon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

The following persons from Clatsor
,.-r.y conan -d H. ,he s-aie =
asylum have been discharged; MIS-. hum-
nhreys. admitted March r. iss1. dis
charged August - as cured. Isaac AyIo'
admitted June q. 1897. dis,harged August
p 70 be taken TO Finland. Peter Rich
ards. admitted April g. ISL. discharged
August is. 10 be taken to Texas.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

The lumber Industry u hooking up. and
there ls steady demand Tor fr spruce
and cedar spruce hnds ready marke,
at $3.50 per thousand feet losgers being
unable to supply the demand, Cedar sells
readily at q pcr thousand. The Astoria
Box Company has purchased i,oe0eOO tee,
u spnrce ot c, c, clark, q Seaside, and
the LOGS Win be erOugh. here on the AZ.
tOfla & Columbia river line Loggsrs up
he river and In the vicinity of Astoria
aFt putting IN millions Of feet each
month. ns
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

Farmer Herman wise came down from
Knapoa yesterday. His crop is In Hour
sshing condition. due to the action o'
the wind
The case OF D. Malagamoo. charged
with the larceny Of a net, has been con-
tinued in the justice court until next
Thursday afternoon
The case OF the State Of oregon vs.
Tohn Amen. charged with larceny by
oailee. was tried in the justice court Ses-
terday and the charge dismissed
woman named French Emile. resi-
dent OF the lower emo OF town. died yes
.erday morning Of Innammatory rheuIna-
4ism. The funeral will take place TO-DAY
The west Shore Mills company have just
received a large lot Of fr cordwood from
Stella, Wash. which they are offering az
very low figures. See advertisement IN
another column.
Services at the Baptist church as usual
today. Subject OF the morning sermon
ssrhe Communion" In the evening, Ih'
HANDSOME Young Man" Everybody Is IN
vited.
A the Presbyterian church services a.
usual today. Theme Of the morning ser
mon. Christ Knocking at the Door.
Evening theme The Optimism Of Christi
anity." A cordial invitation is extended u
all.
At the Congregational church toda!
communion services In the morning IN
evening topic will be the ''The Legend 0
the Holv Grave. OF Successful Seeking
An are welcome. Z. S. Bollinger. pastor
Attention Is called to the fact that tn
Actor House dining-room will be reOpene
Sunday morning. and win thereafter con
tinue to serve meals to regular ooarue'
and transient guests az moderate prices
Corum & Boggs. proprietors
The sorenson Lumber Company ha
opened an Office in the Kinney building
W r Mccregor is president OF the net
concern and n. P. sorenson general mar
ager.
Services will be held at Grace chure
this morning at the usual hour an
chndren's service at o'clock this aftei
noon: evening service at Holy lnnoeen'
at 1850 Rev. Mr.. Harris, rector pro tenn
Mrs. w. J. Strong and family returne
yesterday from two weeks outing
Seaside. and will remain for while q
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Holce'
at the Holden House.
Representatlve-elect J. E. Young
clatsop. win be the youngest member
,he newt legislature. John McCourt.
sTar,or county. was supposed to be Il
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

The case Of the State Of Oregon vs.
John Amen. charged with larceny oy
oailee. was tried in the justice court ses-
terday and the charge dismissed
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

John W. Morong. L. 5. navy; Fred V.
Coyilie. washington D. C.; Ben SINS
he,mer. W. H. Smith. Frank Woolsey'
William Mackenzie, A. II. Fuller w
whitmer. Charles y. Phillips. Portland :
c. E. HadIey. Tnlamook; T. c. Foster
r. II. Stevens. New York; Frank A
Moore. walIa walla. are guests al the
Occident.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

A large party Of local fishermen ief'
last night for Gray's river, where they
will spend Sunday. The party is headed
by Charles Mcdonald. The steamer
Eclipse was engaged to transport the
party, the members Of which slept In
fieid last night. This excursion is an an
nuai event. and is greatly enjoyed by the
fishermen. Uusually they catch nothing
but severe colds.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

Mrs. C. J. Trenehard gave an after.
noon tea yesterday at the homo Of Mr.
and Mrs u. van nusen, the occasion be.
ing the stventy.thlrd birthday ot Mrs
Caroline van pusen. Those present were;
Mrs. pr. Trenchard. Mrs. White OF Port.
'--'. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs t A. Hyland,
..-isa, - Ntrs. q
Mrs a Van hussa, Mira N, TeS' = -
.iellborn. Mrs Y. c. Holden, Mrs. Ander'
son. Mrs NJ. upshur, Mira G. J. Tren' ,.
chani. Mra Mary Mcintosh and Mrs, ~
Van Dusen. Mira White OF fNrslA"S' ...'
won 'aa Ntal pf,Ee. and Mrs G j. IT'D
char wen the bOohy prise
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

A woman named French Emile. resi-
aent Of the lower emo OF town. died yes
terday morning Of Innammatory rheuina-
4lsm. The funeral viii take place today
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

AZ the Presbyterian church services as
usual today. Theme Of the morning ser
mon. Christ Knocking at the door.
Evening theme "The Optimism OF Christi
anfy." A cordial invitation is extended to
al
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

The West Shore Mills company have just
received large lot of FIR cordwood from
Stella. Wash. which they are offering al
very low figures. See advertisement IN
,nothar column
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

Services at the Baptist church as usual
today. Subject Of the morning sermon
ssrhe Communion" In the evening, Inc
Handsome Young Man" Everybody Is IN
vifed
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

rNs rspors ot the local postosaee Tor
a. r,e. fe0r years "a one worthy OF mole,
las i, conveys IN gcneral way the bust
nsss standing o. the ciy. purins 'Nr,
v,,..,. ,ne0mecncy as postmaster. from
rs,,' lS4. 10 August 81, iSsN the Astoria
| sS,,.A nanale.A ssiNeSSel IN tuoney Orders
me me a,nos,n, raid was tisseete, whre the
amSont Issued vas tnAVNJi, showing
lNO ne money sent out OF the e''S
,erNnrh the medium % money orders =
ler,ele ,hat received. % REGISTERED PACK
srcs slsls we're handled; ma were res
lIstersA here. Sosi were received for dc
hlyery and lSoS1 passed through In transit
/ In sales of stamps and envelopes the lars
-, monthly transaction was In Aprl
liSS when the rcelpss amounted TO u,
iisOs ana the smallest was FeeruarN ny
when they amounted 10 only Seo.@
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

At the Congregational church today
communion services In the morning ne
evening topic will be the The Legend o.
the Holy Grave, OF Successful Seeking
An are welcome. E. S. Bollinger' pastor
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-04

Attention Is called to the fact that the
Astor House dining-room will be reopenec
Sunday morning. and win thereafter con
tinue to serve meals to regular ooaraers
and transient guests az moderate prices
Corurn & Boggs, proprietors.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-23

!: e! 4: ;; :; 3 2
ton ss epi IN De4 am Ell Admz
nHaradt aaok I'D elmIo J. J.He,pier g
ag'nte general y reporter don Vicente
ss%e r"ns c:%ss SsasstS a. t5 d;55
AeKmQ Allies
arr. Sc enouentran en- II oiudad del
Iad don Joaquin Ma. ferrer, los doctorSs
tSSthsf SSthsf,,@@ff,r,esuenee~.de@eSsnto@4Do omiagoys
we, Vixoarrondo, de Fajardo don
u, Evafisto Izcoa Dfaz, rreoien alegsdo
ue Saint Fhonas!. ~ oo@t'1Ta1na oTo1as
%, .. - P;v1as' qne ejeeatars}en zlasre-
treta de hoy, a banaa DEL B4tal1n Pfo'
visiona1 nhm ero @3:D1 Paeo'doble E<Niva&
Espah a. ), - Escobas.. et2' Pavs11a. LUCE
na:.- 5 4Fantatfa de Ia zar,uela Ell Rey
queArabio> ,lA Chapf.r 4 Jota Ide Issdpe'f
ra <La Dolores >-'Brston:. ] 5.oiVsl lsesa
<Espaf1a s-Waldtet ff9f.' - ASehotisch
de Is zarzuela u Los 'ouadfos HdisolvenL
tes.9--Vatverde 9I@1a ssAT71o4 IL zou 80
~, Del <Correo de Puerto Rico:,
"'Segun oartas o.bidas .de Saba11a gran
20 P'a Aueetio auA'8o q ooosoA "a 1AV0n1-
bide sus hermauos DON jose Ramon y
don Federico, 2alca1de.y jaez municipal,
fueron detenidos por un 1grupo de que =
rrilleros del pafs Cue, habIando en- nom.
bre uel Gobier2 Q, los oondajeron al de-.
p6sito municipa'. donde pefmanecieron'
hasta ID liegada de los anerioanos:" z'>@-
~. E. 10 del actual 1tegaron 4
Agaaaills, prooedentes de Mayaguex un.
coronel J uu teniente del ej6rcito anne
rioano scompatados de an ibt6rprete. los
ouales permanecie<on en- la ~poblsci6n
caatro horas, durante cuyo tlempo 'ce!s'
braron larga confecia con el oomandante
militar sef1or don Agapito Plcsso, de.
jando Glen hombres de tropa en- la encra-
cijaaa del oamlno de la ~ .etoria> dis
tante sdos k'l6metfos de Aguadiua.>
..a..** Segan nos Informs. 81 <Correo
de Puerto Rico,>. peri6dico de Ponoe,g
nuestro querido amigo don Ramon Ma
rim ha eiao nombrado en- propiedad pro
fesor do Ia sesouela superior de .aquella
poblaci6n. s.5 x. .:.:z 49,. j <<..s., r::=...s
, .<".** segan the Sun" de Nueva
York 81 mlnisterio provisional ha queda:
do. conetitpido en- Manila en- la 81 g liente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-23

3fiii ',o r;siiaspss de- s* le il
- Hlacione pres ri, rhl R sI
mshtro del l4tprips: Issl baire! sc1
Aihhterio pfsstk 3ara4nshta antA III 4
ssamblea de cinco mil oompatriotas , 80
ff|epnttrea e g511a53
plazas ds aa asiEaa$es Rrimeros &c telegr.:
ff9s, don Modfs1o ,EscudeTo, don Enrique
,,Cslas>ynoa potS HAi{fa fanes<aApdlez 4 =
= Janees psre=G Gsgaass~hap pa.
sado en- estos u timos dias un comboy
compuesto de 90 1carrcs. <'n'f - exa9 ano
su1**4 4aHas :Tesultado} Ineierto que la
oorrespondenoia DID Eurcpa;5 ideteni la en-
Ponce, saiiese de- dieko punto en- oafretass
para La capital. Il Diehoa' vehfoalos conte5
nfau <solasnente slaE impedimsnta del eBa
TALON Patria.'' HoyHes ye qae piense<
elaGcbiernps en la4nsners dc haoer que
Ilegue diona correspondence cuarlto an "
tes euA destino, bien sea por Ia VIA te
rrestre por IA maTftinaa Las familiar
espsraa can :yeriadere ausiedad Iecihi,
notivias>dey suAd deu fiosld arnigos dussfa
siden en- la Peninsula.
~ gB El dfa dltim y del presente mes
suepeudere mos los p.qaetes que enufaz1 c
mos & Manau y. y.Bsrcaioneta.:I:4L, al.-12
o. - Ds s1's FL Busoapi3:" - No sal
dra el vapor "Vasoo" hoy en- viajs COS
tero por Ia isls, por que sc ofrsoen diff
cultades para "a expe 1ieidn Nos infof
man que ie exigen qus vsya despachado
como para ell extranjsro." .casl14,s' - oAt :
- En- los bsjos del Hotel Marin d.
edifoio ooapado ds,imaute opor LOB PP'
Paules, han esta ableoido los se11ores Soto,
Fajaedo y Ca un4.s Cafe Wasingtond,
En- los altos ha instalado uColonolto el
Hotel que tenfa estab!ecido ca Yauco.2o:
-. El ofcial 10 de- Estaoi6n tele.
grahca don Clemente Rolriguez Lahor,
ha solioitado su- pase al ouerpo de la PEI
11nsula, de donde prooode. -: =: :. j 4o4
**. HAliase On Cosmo don Julio
Padiila al cual no le ha sido possible tras
ladarse g. esta capital, como desea, para
hacerse cargo del empleo que le ha sido
do conoedido en la Audienoia territorial.
-. Dice <Et Critsrio, de Humaoao:
''Como la mayor patto de este. :perfodo
de Ia guerra las escuelas en- sus gensrah'
cad han estado oerradas = ann permane
!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-23

ejsroito. q1a hs4 dss fasp s,r aMn,T M pomisiPssel
~. EsS1prool lsns quS pd6 6lio6 y
]: :; .!s:;d,: s:} e F:y w. 3 :as3 y y
mayor suma de lensatez = cordurs, AZ
como el mas profundo ,espeto 4 lns pro
piedades y 4 las pereonas, Elm distinction
de olsses nj d. 44ua>ssusssauaDsa,sa
q -. AL conduoir Ia ,primera corres ,
pondenoss 1 hblicS lA YGnapsma.. AesA
Osyey, ei antique ssn p@eado0. don Modss-
to De gao, fu6 hecho prieiopero e, 2ly
DEL krriente por lss avanza las aunerioa.
mas, Que le cond ujeron 4 presenoia de-
set1or Coronel, sltcs| gobernador -militar>
que el enemigo tiene en- aque:1a villa; de
sllf fu6 conduoido s "a casa del general
Brooles y despu6s 81 Quartet qoe ooupa
su tropa, basta que fu9 pue.to en liber'
tad, conducido hasta lse d.timas AVIAN ;,
xadss por fuerzs de osballe rfa.' Pare*e
que los referidt jefes nc han reoibido
atn o1den para permiti1 las oomnnica-
Clones &c ninguna clase. De modo"que
las oarta. , periodioos foeron ocupenos,
sin perm'tirse ea oircu'aoi6n. Tanto 81
ooropei gobernador miiitar como el ge-
neral Brooles, son persohss de edad; el
primero hab a Ago ell castel'ano.
-. Al deoir del <Co1reo de Puerto
Rico, de Ponce en- ot local q1e servfa dc
Cuartel 4 10 guardia civil * Ia playa
fueron encontrados varios de lcs famosos
1>alazos que sirvieron para tort 1rar los
martires del 81. Son de MADEIRA J de
bronco. 15.- -.
-. Nuestro amigo conttapte sus.
critor don Francisco, ,Gimenex Gutierrez,
de Barros, SO nos qaeta de que reoibe
con muoha irregalaridad el peri6dico que
le remitimos dlarismente con exactitud
matemAtica. Como es inutil cla4nar con.
ira ire abuse y otros de Ia misma fndo!e
que denunoiamos muy menudo, eupli'
oamos al susoritor guagtero que "a que.
-,e 81 peri6dico 10 vuelva oolo,ar en-
"a fsja , 10 remits gu destino. .....: .. :.
~. Los guardias municipales de
Coamo usan pantal6n blanco, americana
asul, toda abfoohada con botones dora
dos, oetentan en- elouello las irioiales
N. P. (Municipal Policy. En- cada es'
quina de la villa hay de dfa y noche doc
soldados amerioanos de guardia, con
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Postmaster-GeneraI Gary is the IA
ther Of eight daughters OF manageable
age.
Among the new chevaliers Of the Be-
gion of Honor are two Americans, W. T.
Donnat, the painter. and John Vienna
makers son, Rodman.
Gen. Harrison is said TO have refused
to indorse his own sons application for
an Office, not because he and RUSSELL
were "out," but because he did not care
to- enbarrass Mckinley.
Berlin is talking about the feat per-
formed by Princess Marie Won Hohen-
lobe, wife OF the imperial chancellor.
While hunting on her estates in Rus
STA, she killed bear. The princess is
IS years old
The herald's college Of Rome has dis
covered that Marchese di Rudini, the
italian premier, has no right to his
sitle, which belongs TO another branch
OF his family. He is properly only Sig
nor Antonio StarabbA-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21
GOOD TINES HAVE CONE.

You can afford TO Indulge yourself or your
family IN the luxury of good weekly news
paper and quarterly magazine of fiction.
You can getsboth of these publications with
almost library of good novels for IS per year.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21
The Modern Way.

Cemmends itself to the well-in-
formed, 10 do pleasantly and effect
ually what was formerly done in the
crudest manner and disgreeably as
we'll. To cleanse the system and
break up colds, headaches. and
fevers without unpleasant after
effects, use the delightful liquid
laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs
Made by California Fig Syrup Go
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21

GREEN and Grant are said to
have ~nade up" the latter con-
eediRg the formers claim as
chairman of the slate Eepahli-
can executive committee. What
the doeior gets out of The make
up will be seen when The other
state appointments are made.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21

The generous behaviour OF
the officials of IIidaIgo County,
IN renouaeing their salaries
for the ensaing yeas, rendering
tiier services gratis in order to
aid The couniy in getting onl
Of drha.-is aaost highly com
mendabie. With. saeh dssi@sier
@sted aud patriotic public ser
wants. orr neighhoring eona'ty
Is certain 10 thrive. Fl has
been remarked by those of our
eisizphs who knew that HidaIgo
county rs enr of the best man
aged IN Southwest Texas every
pl,ing being done in prompt and
husiness4iIS~ style. THE
HeRxEB heartily congrat,'a.es
5ts Hid#lgo ffienis upon the
pessrssien Of ~ncsl worthy, ef-
8x5xxs apd upsel6sb officers
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21
TIE fact that CAPT. Sigsbe

THE fact that Capt. Sigsbee
advised the war department to
send no more ships to Havana,
as he feared for the safety OF
The Maine, gives color to the
suspicious regarding the cause
of the explosion. However, the
Washington authorities have
adopted the only wise course,
in withholding all Judgment or
expressions of opinion until an
jngestigatieit shall be made.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21
MISS WILLARD IS DEAD
Great Temperance Advocate
Passed away at Midnight,
Last Thursday.

New York, February IS
Miss Frarces E Willard, presi-
dent of the Woman 5 Christian
Temperance Union. died short
ly after midnight this morn
ing at the Hotel Imperial this
city. At the bedside of Miss
Willard at the time of her
death were her niece, Mrs. w.
w. Baldwin; Mrs. L. NJ. M.
Stevens, vice president of the
Woman's Christian Temparan-
ce Union; Mrs. Ammo Gordon
Miss WilliaFd's secretary. and
DIR. Alfred K. Hill.
Miss Willard has been i'll
for about three weeks.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21
MONDAY, FEB. FL, 1895.

A CLOSE perusal of the Gal
weston News diversified crop
articles deveFoprs the fact that
.'elbOw grease" is a leading
component necessary to success
IN making the farm pay. This
IS an article which is always
handy and costs nothing, yet is
eEtxn neglected.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21


IL one year no less than five
million birds were slaughtered
10 bedeck women's hats. Must
The land bp deprived of all it's
beautiful feaihered songsiers
that women may crafty the
caprice of a season9 The grace
full aigrette. every one OF which
costs the life of loving mother
bird in the breeding season,
and leaves her nestful of baby
birds to perish from hunger.
waves over the heads of thous-
ands nf women who could not
bear even to see a chicken kill
ed, and who are really tender
hearted. Every time they put
on those costlyi bonnets they
should be reminded of the little
furnishing birds that mother
left to cry their weary little
lives ont. How many women
are there who would wiIfuEly
cause the voice of a single song
bird to be stilIed and yet. who
carry the stuffed carcasses of
such upon their heads?
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21

THE announcement of the
ealtIemen's convention and fat
stock chow, TO be held in Fort
Worth, will appear in tomor
rows issuey and all who are in
terested in stock matters shonId
read it This convention will
doubtless greatly benefit the
stock interests of the stater and
whatever heneRts The stock in
tsrests also benefits The lower
Rio Graude country.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21

Or. Price creaEn EsEzsng lsowues
enszrosa ssn.t sssss Essszszs Pair, Sc FsasSssa,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21

Upon the question, how much
land can a farmer do justice to?
a writer in the News points to
evidence saying: go to the
German farmers in Comal
county, for instance, and you
eaa see fully demonstrated the
truth of this. A Germaa farm
er cut about New BraunfeIs
will raise more produce on ten
acres of land than cur common
farmer does on forty acres. But
he fertilizes it well and then
euItival~s il to perfection. No
grass OF we~ds are ever found
in their farm "-GaIveston
News.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-02-21
THE NAMES VICTIMS
Resolution to Give a Years
Pay to Heirs of Each of
the Men.

Washington, February r.
It IS probable that the remains
of the victims Of the Maine dis
aster will be cared tor by the
government, as were those lost
in the Samon disaster several
years ago, when tifty-four
american officers and sailors
were lost frem the Nipsic,
Vandalia and Trenton, which
were wrecked. Representa-
tive Mcclellan of New York
introduced a joint resolution
appropriating $4,000 for this
porpose. The resolution
reads:
Resolved, by the senate and
the honse, that the secretary
OF the navy be and is hereby
directed to pay out of any
money in the treasurynot 9th
erwise provided a sum equal
to twelve months pay to the
legal heirs or representatives
of each of the crew and of
hcers of the Maine, who per-
ishedin the disaster at Hava-
ma, February I5y 1898. and the
sum of $4,000 OF so much
thereof as may be necessary
is appropriated to carry out
the provisions of this act.
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United States Cfvff
Service Examination.
"All dealers "


The United States Civil Service
Commission has ordered that an
examination be held by its local
board in this city between March
10 and April %, 1893, commencing
at 8 O'Clock a. NJ, for all the grades
in the customs service. Only citi-
zens Of the EHited States can be
examined. The aye. limitations for
this exanlnafIoFr are as follows !:
Minimum ere, % Years, maximum,
no limit. no application will be
accepted f9 This examination unless
filed with the undersigned, on the
proper blank, before the hour of
closing business on March lst. 1898.
Applications should be fled prompt,
~ in order that time may remain FOL
correction if necessary.
The Commission fakes This OPP
portanity OF stating flat the exaEai-
nations are open to ali reputable
citizens Of the United States who
may desire to enter fIie service
without regard to race or to to- their
political or religious affiliations
All such citizens are invited TO APP
ply. They shah be- examined. grad
ed, ard certified with entire Impair
iiaIity, and whoflF without regard
to any consideration save their ell
cheney, as shown By fife CRATES they
obtain IN the examination.
For application blanks fTsi1 in.
structions, and Information reiaffae
to slse duties and salaries OF the diff.
fereR positions, apply TO
~ a. BRowN,
Secretary Board ef Examiners Gus
tom Service
z. o. address brownsville. Texas
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Diseases OF tie Esioo,l and Eerve..

DsSo<-Ses Oh Inc <Saoou ana nerves.
No one need suffer with neuralgia. This
disease is quickly and permanently cured
by Browns Iron Bitters. Every disease of
the blood, nerves and stomach, chronic or
otherwise, suceumbs TO Browns Iron Bit
ters. Known and used for nearly quarter
Of g century, it stands to-day foremost among
QUIZ most valued remedies. For sails by
~All dealers