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THE STEAMER BELv1DERE WRECKED.
vICp-PRDsIDENT cAPoTE. or CUBA ABOARD
THE PASSENGERS AND CREW SAVED
,eos. A Of Prepe)

vrcp-pRysrDE-T cAPoTE. or CUBA. ABOARD
THE PASSENGERS AND CREW SAVED.
Copyright: 1908: The Auociatsd Press)
Kingston Jamaica May 3t.-The British
steamer Belvidere. owned by the Boston Fruit
Comnany which sailed from Port Antonio. ia
msica. for Boston on Wednesday last with
cargo OF fruit lies abandoned off Cape Maysi,
the eastern extremity OF Cuba Tho wreck Is
about three miles from the Point. Captain An
derson OF the steamer Beverly. Of the same line
arrived here to-day from Boston. He reports
having boarded the Bclvidere yesterday. she
had been stripped OF her boats. mails. baggage.
sails and Instruments. presumably by passing
vessel which had also seemingly taken on her
passengers and crew. Among the passengers
were Senior Capote. vice-President OF tho insur-
gent Government OF Cuba. and his secretary.
Sehor Despoigne.
The steamers Kingston and Ethelred, OF the
same line sailed from Port Antonio few hours
after the Belvidere, and one OF them probably
took OF the twenty-five passengers ana iorty
members OF the crew OF tho wrecked steamer
A dispatch was received yesterday afternoon
At the Cuban Junta from Kingston. jamaica
saying that Vice President Capotc of the Cuban
Republic who was reported 70 have been cap-
tured by the Spanards after having been
wrecked on the eastern shore OF Cuba. was safe
on board the steamship Ethelwold. bound for
Philadelphia Mr.. Cupote was a passenger on
tho British steamship Belvidere from Kingston
to Boston The dispatch received at the Junta
gave no details except TO say that the steamship
Ethewold had rescued Vice President Capote
his party and the other passengers on the Bel
videre The news reached Port Antonio by the
steamship Ethered. The Ethelwod is duo to
arrive at Philadelphia on Thursday or Friday.
The Bevidere British vissel, schooner
rigged with two masts. having steel hull. and
built at Glasgow In 1896. She registered 1.5l1
tons gross and s73 tons net. was 300 feet long.
"a FEET beam and % feet deep. Her hailing port
was Glasgow, and her owners were X. & @.
Allan.
The American Fruit Company's steamer city
OF Kingston, which arrived here yesterday morn
ing from Jamaica, reported small steamer
ashore at Cape Maysl the eastern end OF Cuba
on May 26 about p m, the weather was thick
and It raining heavily. with much thunder
and lightning. when the lighthouse was suddenly
sighted from the Kingston, and the shore was
seen for sope distance Captain NlckersOn
caught a glimpse through the mist OF small
southwest Of the Cape Maysi lighthouse. The
vessel, which undoubtedly the Belvidcre.
was lying close in and pounding heavily.
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ALMOST A RECORD PASSAGE.

Tn. North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Will
holm der Crosse. which arrived hero yesterday
from Bremen and Southampton, came within TWO
hours of equalllns the best records for the west
ward ps ,qage 10 New-York from Southampton.
which she made last April Her record then was
Ave days and twenty hours
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BANK-ROBBER BROKE JAIL.

South Bend. Ind. May I-George IVES, alias
Charles Rivers. has sawed his way out OF jail here
and escaped. West was convicted OF robbing the
South Bend National Bank OF $4,000.
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COAL REDUCED IN BOSTON.

Boston. May S1.-The Metropolitan Coal Company
a recently formed combination OF several large
a ton. and In bituminous coal of 25 cents a ton.
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Mem Publications.
APPLEToNs'
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.

POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
JUNE 1898.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF MANUAL TRAIN
ING. c. Hanford Henderson.
;sre. Q. psRSri IN = ihs h: rea
ton manual training.
A CRUISE AMONG HAIDA AND TLiNGir
VILLAGES George A. Dorsey. Qlius-
trated)
r.1a y' S.app:.sans Indian tribe. southern Alaska
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF STRENGTH AND
ENDURANCE. William Lee Howard
Show, the especial importance OF knowledge OF .ne
of physiology to all persons wRo 9es etoand
points the great danger sIsng from 1he ana ascs tnSr
THE SECRET OF ATAvIsM. Felix l. o.
valid.
.,sv which fsq1snty lead. 70 such strange and
countab!e reversions In the human fanhy.
vERACITY. Prof. william II. Hudson.
Points tho necessity tor strict ru.nfns 81 , :. wis
brought about by the absence OF this habit
THE sERPENTLIKE SEA sAUR1ANs'
William Fl. Ballou Nllustrated)
An interesting Of the probable inhaotann ..
The sea-. ~ WI n. .s.s work Of the
gists.
PEACE AS A FACTOR IN SOCIAL AND
POLITICAL REFORM. Franklin Smith
philosophical study of the advance Of the human &C.
affected ss BY va, s S.n. fsasf 10 cIvis.ton
frs: S: d:
In tho African Sahara, III The Roman hlsh"hs'' A"'
sketch OF Andrew C. Ramsay with Portrait
u,.,,oy. Table. scientido Ilterature; Fra8-
ments Of Science; Notes
30 CENTS NUMBER 300 A YEAR
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY,
p FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK
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NAVAL STORES.

The market for navn stores was Indifferent affair
to-day. All departments inactive. although steady.
with changes OF Importance noted In quotations There
little In Savannah TO stimulate either buyers or
sellers at this point. We quote:
TAR-Regulars 81 s5gSi IS: oil bbs 50 37n9$8 So
PITCH-Sl So.
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-Resuiars. ZOO machines.
2ohc.
ROSIN-Common to good strained, 81 42i1Gf1 A.; f.
81 50Q<l 55 +. 81 67f O. 81 72iaq<t rs: X. 81 S2s l.
81 %; X 81 %: NJ. s.: ~ 81 10: c. 81 90 W. 81 20.
STOCKS ON HAND.
Turpsntins l!Is oo!s-
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscrptisns io $40 RroadwaN
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ments reeeved at the following branch Ssss Az
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Furnished fjnuses 10 Cet-CouNtrD


TNURNISHTD COTTAGES near Monmouth t'eacn; cofn-
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0rapeIIers' GoteI Docket gnioe.


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". s. GREENE INJECTED TO CONGRESS.

New-Bedford. Mass. May Sl.-William S. Greene
Of Fall River. has been elected Congress In the
xIrIth MASSACHUSETTS District. succeed the late
Congressman aimpkins.
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Couutrn Real Gstate for Sale.

HUDSON RIVER Westchester County. along souno,
/ Berkshres. Connecticut real estate EDSiuND D
MILLS 40 9Th ave.
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Dipl1eu1 Notices.

~ :. -
QUINCY OMAHA a KANSAS CITY r. r. CO.,
COcPONS due June l. 1898. from First Mort
- sare o. bonds Of the Quincy Omaha a Kansas CITY
II r. Co will paid after maturity at the once
GILMAN. SON 4 co. Fiscal Agents
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Gchool Ngencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesses
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs NJ J. Young FULTON. % Union Square
A MEXICAN and European Educational Agency supplies
- Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesees CON-
psnions Natrons. employers Recommends schoos 10
parents. MISS DONOVAN 80 East i4th Street
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n FIFTH AVENUE. NEW YORK
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OUTDOOR STUDIES.
"a BRITISH AND AN AMERICAN OBJ
SERVER.

OF TaE y NoNTns s:ns
d1 .anS ~ 70 10 49, o Edward Ed do Arnold
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CITIZEN BIRD scenea from Bird Life n Plain Plat,
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the box office in the hall this evening at o'clock. The big chorus and the soloists have rehearsed for the cantata every week for the past two months, and a most excellent rendition Is assur- ed. Mrs. Hettie Bradley Kelly, who takes the part of Esther" says it is to be a splendid production. The other soloists follow: King, Robert c. Hart; Haman, Samuel D. Seviere; Mordecai, N. E. Smith; Mordecai's sister. Mrs. J. A. Hadley; Perish, Miss D. Gertrude Duell; prophecies, Mrs. E. P. Putnam; Median princess, Miss Edith A. Augur; Persian princess, Miss Esther A. Ely; scribe, John W. Phillips; high priest, Mark Hare; beggar, George H. Priest; herald, F. c. Young; Illegal, E. K. Post; Harbonah, F. H. Stiles. The admission Is B and 50 cents.
 Mrs. Egan of Ferry street is critical ly i'll. Yesterday Dr. Bacon was called in consultation in the case.
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MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR MISS
 WILLARD.

MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR MISS
 WILLARD.
 A memorial meeting for Miss Fran ces E. Willard was held last evening in East Pearl street Methodist Episco- pal church by New Haven w. c. T. U. No. ?. The president of the union, Dr. Mary B. Moody, presided. The fol- lowing was the programme of the meeting: Singing-Choir. Prayer-Rev. N. G. Cheney. Singing-Choir. Scripture reading and address-Mrs.
 Downs, county president. Solo-Mrs. Horton. Address-Rev. N G. Cheney. Address-John Elliott. Address-Mrs. Merrill. Reading-Miss Kate Bristol. Twelve quotations from Miss Willard. Address--Dr R. O. Moody. Reading-Mrs. Benedict. Solo-Mrs. Horton. Address-Mr. Price of Yale Divinity
 school. Free-will offering. Singing-Choir. Benediction.
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FURNISHED or unfurnished, handsome brown stone house, 279 GROWN STREET, one block from New Haven House.
 EDWARD M. CLARK, mh14 If AZ Church street.
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 TIBBALs-In Middletown, on Sunday, March 18th, Mrs, Elizabeth B. Tibbals, in the 18th year of her age. Funeral services at 06G Chapel street Tues day, March 18th, at 8 D, m. Interment in Mapledale cemetery at the convenience of the family.
 HALLIWELL4.-In Tyler City,. March 18th, Samuel I4alliwell, aged 6S years, 3 months, five days.
 Notice of funeral hereafter INGERSOLL-0n Sunday, March 18th, in New Haven, Julia Harriet Pratt, wife of Colin Macrae Ingersoll, entered into rest Funeral services at her hOme S5 Trumbull street, Tuesday afternoon, March 18th. at two o'clock, Interment private. 2t SGIQLLHQRN-ln this city, March 18th, Louise Schollhorn, widow of William Schollhorn, aged 62 years. Funeral services at her late home, 737 State street. Wednesday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock. Relatives and friends are re- spectfully invited to attend without fur
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Education.
THE DESSAUER-TR0OSTWYK

School Of Music, 7S1 Chapel Street,
 The only complete institution of this kind in Connecticut. Vocal and Instrumental Instruction. Pupils prepared for the Mu- sicsl department oa Yale. 0tiice hours; H to ] and to p. m.
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FARM WAGONS
SPARTAN PAINT

District of Wallingford, ss. Probate Courts March 10th, A. D. 1808. 2 Wallingford, in said District, deceased Upon the application of William B. Whit ney praying that an instrument in writing of said deceased may be proved, approveds allowed and admitted to probate, as peH8 application on file more fully appears, It is ORDERED = That said application he heard and determined at the Probate Oh1c@S
 in Wallingford, in said District, on the 17th day of March, A. D. 1898, at 10 o'clock M the forenoon, and that notice be given of time and place of hearing thereon, by pufl~ fishing the same three times in some neWSs paper having circulation in said -Jlstrfctx.
 sgn-post in the town of Wallingford, in said District Attest:
 | mh11 St JOHN A. MARTIN, Judge
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Boston Grocery.

We have received a full in- voice of Canned Lobster, Salmon, Sardines, Brook Trout, Shrimps, Fresh and Kippered Herring, Fresh and Soused Mackerel, Deviled Crabs, and Bloaters with To- mato Sauce.
 Don't fail to try the Dia- mond Wedge Goldfish, put up in 5 1b boxes, the best, and guaranteed not a bone, at 45c. Tid Bits are smaller pieces of the same brand in 5 1b boxes at 25c.
 Shredded Cod LOG per box.
 VEGETABLES. E. J. Peas, Corn, Limas and String Beans, oc, 5 for 25 cents.
 TABLE FRUITS.
 Peaches, Pears, Plums, I Apricots and Sliced Peaches, E cents.
 CURTIS BRos.' PURE FRUIT JUICES.
 Peach, Plum, Cherry, Strawberry, Raspberry, and Orange Currant, Pineapple, Blackberry, and Orange, 15c.
 Fruit Jellies LOG per glass.
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TO RENT.

TENEMENT, B Trumbull, second floor, 6 rooms; heat and all modern improvements. Enquire on premises. mh12 7t*
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FOR SALE OR RENT. FARM on Woodbridge Hill, 15 acres of land, buildings nearly new; q most charm mh14 It 7O6 Chanel
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BKtDGE TENDEk WANTED For the new draw-brldge over the Qulnni- piac river at Grand avenue. Applicants must be we'll posted in electricity as a mo- of machinery. Salary $720 per year. A competitive examination, as provided by the charter, will be held at the City Hall on Thursday, March 31, at p. m,
 Application blanks may be obtained and further information given at Room 16, City Hall daily between 12 and 1.
 Fl. W. FARNAM, mh14 3t President Civil Service Board.
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NOW RIB nv

n NV EObLAUI.
 Lettuce Plants, English Violets, best Fly brid and Climbing Roses. Carnations (ready to flower), American, English and Japan 1vies, Clematis, Spireas, Hydrangeas, Ho- neysuckles. Matrlmony Vines, Dutchman's s Grapevlnes, Currants, Blackberres, Rasp- berries. Rhubarb. At West Rock Nurseries; send orders to 211 ORANGE ST. mh14
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 MARCH 14
DEAEHS.

SUN RIsEs, 6,05 MooN RISES, HIaH WATER SUN SErs. 55S l2:5S 2:50
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FOR RENT,
FOR SALE.

PRIVATE stable, for one horse.
 mh14 1t* 420 GEORGE ST.
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Il. Il. HART.

J. J. HART, WIRE WORKER. All kinds of wire worl neatly done at lowest prices. fe2S I'm 80 COMMERCE ST /.
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FULL DRESS SUITS, FOR evening wear at Concerts, Weddings,
 Balls and Banquets, for hire PRATT, THE CLOTHIER, mhS It 2O5 A Exchange Rnilding
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FOR RENT,
 | SECOND fioor SO7 Orange street Enquire | mh5 21t S15 ORANGE ST.

To the Board of County Commissioners for
 New Haven County:
 hereby apply for Il license to sell spir- ituous and intoxicating liquors, ale, lager ton street. Town of New Haven. My place of business is not located within 200 feet in a direct line of a church edfce or public school house, or the premises pertaining thereto or any postotiice or public library.
 s. KAErZKY, Applicant
 We, the undersigned, electors and taxpay- CTS, as defined by law, of the town of New the above named for such license. Dated at New Haven, this 11th day of March, A. D. 1898. Marks Levy, Fred Bernfeld, Suzz- man Goldreyer, Morris Mertz, 0. R. Nick las mh14 21
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FOR T}ENT.

FIRSTCLASS fiat, lower foor all modern Improvements. Enquire between 10 and F q. m.
 fe2S cod If 120 HUMPHREY ST. E
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daaamts.

One Cent Word for each insertion. live cents Word for a full Week, sev- en times.
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FOR, RENT.

A FARM in Montowese, one mile from cleo tric cars. Ten acres. New house and barns. Also wagons and farm tools for sale. Inquire of MRS. REFS,
 mh10 7t* 1S4 Franklin street.
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pa streak had not been found Late in Ausust
tenderfoor started 20 dig In the benches. and
soon had golden pr streak that makes the mo
the biggest IN the hondike this wear. nor except
ms the marvellous eichness of French Hi or tre
Skootum benches
The poor sanitary condition of the gold-mning
camp has brought about an epidemic Of 'yphoid
fever. which is rapidly hl.ing Dawson : smal
graveyard For the last week in August the deaths
average from seven 70 nine n day In ono daN "
is reported there zero seventeen funerals
The miners Of tho Klordike have organized
miners association. and August "a had rous-
ing meeting at which The Dominion officials were
bitterly CONDEMNED II looks as II there vas COINS
- bo trouble between the association and Gold
commissioner Fawcett The association sent out
l4t'or, signed hy svery member. asking 'ha' his
acts he in-es;iga ted. Serious charges are also
made against other Dominion officials Destitute
An ericsn miners who have applied 70 Consul Nc
Cook I, Dawson. for assistance out or the coun-
Try have met Win refusal He advises hem &c 10
foat down the Yukon IN small noats 70 -
Michaes from which point they VII he taken
homo in reverue cutters There is said 20 be TWO
Thousand ren on; of work ana money AZ Dawson
They have supplies 70 last until winter 1egins
Leonard Winboit purser n m" steamer Linda
committed suicide on August { AZ Forty MiN he
vas de.porden' young Erglishman 60
captain Worth Of the steamer May Mnst nas
ham arrested at circle CITY for emhezsiinE fnN
funds - tho steamer May Vesf
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crrpAVs HERE CONFFRRING.
A STATEMENT From THE COUNSEL To TIv
LI-NTA IN THIS CITY.

A STATEMENT From THE COUNSEL To THv
JuNTA IN THIS CITY.
The Cvbans who remain in this city are meeting
daily and preparing plans and ideas for the future
government Of the island. which are sent 10 the
provisional government in Cuba Most Of tho Cloans
row here are interested in hnancialwav in the sue
cess Of the future of The island. Many ~ them
o-r large plantations there The meetings are held
daily a. the Offices ~ the Cuban Delegation in
New-st and sll factions Of the Cubans are repre-
sented from the most ardent advocates ~ an indie
pendent government 70 those desiring annexation
The idea Of these meetings IS 70 canvass the sen.
.rnent Of the Cubans and agree on some definite
plan Of action
The Cubans denv that these meetings are being
held for the purpose Of creating sentiment
against American Interference in the island. ana
say that they are purely for finding our the opinion
Of al Cubsns on matters which will make the fut-
u,e success Of the Island assured ; Rubens
counsel for the Cuban Delegation. said YESTERDAY
that there pns no special sgnifcance In the Flslt
70 cuba % BENJAMIN Guerra treasurer Of ne
Of eating sentn ent IN cuba against m" Amer
The undeSstandine oy General Gomez is row. "a
before that American army Of occupation IS 20
r. ss 20 Sn5a 1I5 ora roenens 10 be under
taken there soon viz the evacuation o. spanish
troops some IsOG no In number the dicarmins Of
the Spanish volunteers. and the dsbandmcnt Of the
Cuban army AL Cubars realize that the longer
these movements are DELAYED the longer pIospeIlW
20 the island will be postponed Alter thesc move
ments have been arranged by the American author
tiles that IS b. the military authorities or the
army of occupation then will come free election
under American auspices and the Installation OF A
stable government There is no feeling IN Cuba
AND among Cubans but Of gratitude 10 The Amer
Government for Intervention 80 ~,
The Cuban people are not responsible 10Y lEc
opinions OF any individual small group OF indi-
vlduals who niJ disagree with the majority or
for their actions
A manifesto said 70 be issued by the Au,oro-
mists which Geprecates annexation or an Amer
4 can protectorate. or anything less than complete
Independence Of the island and advocates ne es-
Enlistment Of cordial relations between the Span
ISL and Cubans. cannot be SAID % reuect me d''-
tuAe ~ the Sepsratsts nor does II