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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31
HOW SPANISH KINGS ARE NUM-
 FEED.

The body of the late King Alfonso XII. has been taken out of the pod ridero, the vault in the Escuriel where the bodies of the departed Kings of Spain are left during thirteen years so that they may become mumified.
 The. translation was done in acord- ance with custom. The wall of the vault, which had been raised on the day of the funeral, was pulled down and the Marquis de Alcanices, major dono, a great friend of Alfonso XII, and the Grand Chamberlain of the Queen Regent, escorted by the whole community of Augustine friars of the Escurial, with lighted tapers, proceeded in great ceremony to identify the corpse and transport it to the magnificent vault where the King of Spain rest, from Charles V. downward
 The body is in a perfect state of preservation. It is dressed in the uni form of Captain General, with several decorations It now rests close to that of Charles III.-London MaiL
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31
CAPITAL, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,
 $100.000. 100000 The Union Trust Company,
NEW HAVEN

NEW HAVEN.
 CHARTERED py the State of Connecti- cut with authority to act as Executor. Ad- ministrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee under will or deed.
 Is a legal depository of money paid into Court and all Public Trust Funds Acts as trustee for Municipalities, Corporations and Individuals and administers trusts of all kinds Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds. or other evidences of indebt- edness manage sinking funds. and do all business such as is usually done by Trust Companies
 It also does a general Banking business, collecting cheeks, notes, soupons, and re ceiyes deposits. The principal of each Trust Is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assets of the Con- pany.
 ined by the Bank Examiner of the StaLe of Connecticut.
 HENRY l.. HOTCHKISS. President.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31
OTHER GAMES.

Springfield, Mass, Dec. S0.-The Springfield team defeated the Hartford players at polo tonight in great game The first two periods were very fast. John Smith played a great game in goal, while Everett and F. Mooney blocked finely. Captain Cotter refused to play off the remainder of the unfin- ished game of December 19 Score: Springfield z, Hartford 4. Bushes, Hip son 8, E. Mooney 4, J. Mooney 1. Stops, Smith AZ, Cotter, Cusick 39, Maynard |. Fouls, Cotter, Mooney. Referee, Long. Timer, Hughes.
 At Waterbury-Score: Providence z, Waterbury 5. Bushes, Roberts [, Cum ningham f. Griffin 2, Pierce 2. Stops, Chatheld 29, Sword 34. Fouls, Wiley. Pierce Referee, Harrington. Attend ance, 2,50O.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31
FRENCH LADY LAWYERS.


 Ir Paris there are no obstacles in the ~-ay of a lady studying with view to being called to the bar, but it appears that, after she has been called, and she desires to turn her studies to pro- fitable account, her troubles begin. A large number of barristers are not in favor of lady advocates, but it seems that commission which lately sat to discuss the subject has pronounced in favor of the ladies. And 1t Is this de- cision which is causing emotion at the Palais de Justice just now. The pros- pect of lady barristers, gowned and bewigged, sitting in the court under the eye of the President, is not at all to the liking of old bar hands though the young ones, if the Evenment is to be believed, are disposed to welcome the innovation.-London Globe.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31

Now York Cotton Exchange. Reported over private wire by T. 0. Fried. man X O., bankers and brokers, 10 Wall Street, N. Y.. and i63, Chapel Street, New Haven. N. A. Tanner, manager local branch.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31

The Rev. MT. scoyille--Tuesdays, T;30 to 9
 D. m; Friday, f to 5 p. m. The Rev. Mr. Bispham-Monday, to 6 pm. Deaconess' Office Hours, 301 George si. Daily 8 to Q. m.; Tuesday, 4 to 5 D. m.;
 Wednesday, to 4 D. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations On tie New York Stock Exchange. reported by Prince < Whitely. Brokers. 15 Center street, New Haven.
 Open. High Low Llst
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31
Ex-dividend.
Government Bon .,o
Dld Asked
Ch,earo nrs,iret.

Reported over prtvate wira by II. c. Friedman & Co.,, Bankers and Brokers, 10 Wall Street, N. l.. and 7G3 Chapel Street, Room and 3. New Haven. N. A. Tanner Manager of Local Branch.
 Ouening Highnst Lowcst Cloaa
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31

New Britain Russell 14:24 New Haven Whipple 7:0S
 Stops-Burgess 4S, Lations S2. Goals New Britain z, New Haven 1. Fouls -Doherty, Jeans Bone, Whiting. Ref eree-Lush.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31
Closing Prices,

Closing Prices.
 Following are the closing prices reported by Prince X Whitaiy, i;aagsrs and Brokers, 52 Broadway, New York, and i5 Center st., New Haven hid Askod
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31
NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS

Furnished daily by KIMBERLY. ROOT t D ,Y, Bankers and Brokers, 133 Orange street.
 BANK STOCKS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31

NEW FORK STOCK hARhEr.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31

NEW BRITAIN NEW HAVEN.
 First Rush.
 Second Rush. MacGilVray ..~..... ...... .s... Whlpple
 Center. Jeans ...,. ............H. Whiting
 Halfback. Doherty .............. ......W. Whltlng
 Goal. Burgess .......... .......... ....Lations
The state herald., 1898-12-16

ranged for the accommodation of 40 IN
sane patients 1t this is correct, This
fact alone is sufficient canse for the NJ.
mediate removal OF the officers who now
have charge OF the asylum. Two years
ago when the state legislature convened
complaint was made by the different
counties of the state that no more female
patients would be received at the aeylum
as it was claimed that there was no more
room. At that time it was estimated
that there were about so female patients
who were confined in hospitals and coun-
ty jails and, as no additional room was
provided for by the eleventh general as
sembly, this number must have rc-eased
since that date. Ii tut present oioials
Of the as lum ave, by false representa-
tions, prevented 40 of these insane pa
tients from receiving the care that is due
them, they should be removed from office
without any delay for lurthsr investiga-
ton.
The state herald., 1898-12-16

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of special
execution ar lien foreclosure issued ont Of tic
county court a. Phillips county Colorado, and
to me As sheriff directed in favor of L A Walton
trustee for the Peoples Building Loan and Say
ings Association and against Benjamin Phillips
and snez | Phillips defendants for the s2sg q
cost and accruing cost. Whereby have levied
on nnd am commanded to soll tho following de.
scribed property to-wii:
All that certain parcel of land situated in the
town Of Holyoke county OF Phillips and state Of
Colorado known and described is lot No IL in
block No % in the original town of Holyoko a.
said lot IS laid down OF the plat of said town
which plat is recorled in said county
To satisfy said a1uunts shall on Saturday tho
9th day of Dec lsas offer the above described
premises for salc at public anctiun at the hour
off o'clock p m Of said day at the front door OF
the court house in Holyobc Colo, TO the highest
and best bidder tho rcfor.
Dated this 20 day Of November iSss
4, I, WEIR Sharin
The state herald., 1898-12-16

The ST. Louis Globe-Democrat think
COUSIN Ed will be reelected in 1900 b,
s,raight-out Colorado gold bug republi
cans. Tne Globe lis not well Informed
We know better out here Sterling
Democrat.
The Globe Democrat has evidentl,
overlooked the election returns irom
Colorado. Sci ato' Wolcott made tn.
hardest campaign fight OF his life and
yet, with the aid Of the nat ional admins
tration, the federal Office holders aud tn,
corporations, he did succeed la elec,inl
six OF the 50 members OF the STATE legis.
lature 10 be elected at the recent elrc-
tion. II there is anything in that result
to encourage the Globe Democrat IN thu
belief that Senator Wolco,t will be 70
elected, then II mu It be very easily eul
couraged.
The state herald., 1898-12-16

Senator Hoar recently mnde speech
IN the senate in which he took occas /,
to severely criticise the practice o; ar-
pointing senate i as members OF com
missions to ndjuSt foreign relations lin
criticisms on this custom are certain !,
well founded. 1t is unreasonable tnut Il
public official should be placed on ii
commission the report OF which ne mus,
pass upon in his Official capacity.
The state herald., 1898-12-16

Some Of the very enthusiastic expan-
sionists are already throwing up then
hands in horror a, the great expense that
must be incurred in maintaining a stand
ing army Of 100000 men. This seems to
be one feature Of the expansion policy
which these enthusiasts bad not fully
considered. II this nation is TO adopt
the expansion policy and extend its
boundaries by the annexation Of terrific
ry on the other continent, our people
must very soon become accustomed to
such financial ,rifes as tie expense OF
maintaining II standing army Of 100000
men.
The state herald., 1898-12-16

Mayor Harrison of Chicago is leading
the fight against the extension of the
fifty years aud the fight is waxing hot
1t is certainly an Outrage on the people
OF any growing city to grant street
railway franchise for as long term Of
years as that and the people OF Chicago
are certainly in the right IN fighting the
extension of the franchise.
The state herald., 1898-12-16

The chairman Of the house committee
on immigration has wisely decided that
the immigration bill can wait. II the
United States Is to annex all the stray
islands o! The Pacific and leave tie dooes
open there may be no need OF furlhei
legislation lor the restriction of immi.
graf on.-OnHha Bee.
The state herald., 1898-12-16
Some OF the gold standard newspapers

Some of the gold standard newspapers
are citing The surplus in the national
treasury as a sure evidence of the re-
turn OF marked prosperity TO the nation
When they give the figures on tits sur
plus they should be careful to deduct
the amount OF money that has been bor-
rowed by the nation. During The last
SIX years the nation has borrowed Si6l,-
lO1 COO
The state herald., 1898-12-16

General Calixo Garcia, the Cuban pa
triot, died at Washington on the II in
s'ant. He was IN Washington in the in.
terests of Cuba,
The state herald., 1898-12-16

Vice President Hobart uses an ink
stand provided for him by the United
States senate at n cost Of 81 900 and paid
for out Of the senate contingent fund.
The state herald., 1898-12-16

Immediately alter the resul, Of the re
cen, election was know tho gold stand
ard papers again informed theiI reader,
that the cause Of silver was dead, vrD
recently an administration congressman
hiss sounded the nlarm Of danger TO the
gold standard cause aud demanded log
isIa,ion that would prevent u friend Of
silver as president Of ia. United States
ircm adopting the policy of pl.inR the
interest on our national deb, In silver in
stead OF geld. OF course the Treasurer
may pay !, in CON, either gold or silver
but under the present policy It IL paid
In gold Thia gold bug congressman IL
very much alofmed for fear the bond
holders may bc forced TO take their In
,.fcsi IN silver. Tue gold standard nova
papers ,hut have NO recently rgain pro
nounued funeral Bormons over tho rs
mains Of the silver cause should take
Immediate steps to muzzlo this congress.
mnn OF the people may have th,ir sus
iiciuns aroused that these lengthy IN
neral orn,lons. M heretofore, have been
pronounced over very lively eorfse.
The state herald., 1898-12-16

Tho committee on the investigation Of
tho insane asylum reports tha, ,hori arc
rooms IN th. wumnn'b building Of the u.
s,lum tina, could easily have born mr.
The state herald., 1898-12-16


The report Of the committee nppointed d
by tine state board OF charities to max
az investigation OF the management OF
the state insane asylum has been made
The report shows gross mismanagemeut
OF the institution and makes recommen
danors for change in the superin,end-
ancy and management. Now that the
charges OF poor management that have
been heretofore made against those in
charge of the asylum have been embod-
led in report by committee appointed
to investigate the asylum, there should
b. prompt action taken in changing the
management of that institution to what
II should he. Bad management should
no, be tolerated in Gry state Institution
but the duly OF the state to care for the
unfortunate insane demands that NOR
than ordinary diligence should be ex
eTc'ed TO prevent such wrong in the
management OF an Insane asylum.
The state herald., 1898-12-16

md proceeding have not been ad shall be
sary pay said interest and penalties towt
Name of Owner I"it of Section
or Lot Township Range Acres
The state herald., 1898-12-16

Col W. J, Bryan has rendered his res
iyuation as colonel
The state herald., 1898-12-16
The Denver Republican
The Only
metropolitan
Paper
Published in
Colorado.
Per year, by mail $7.5(
Six months, by mail 3.7'
Three months, by mail 1870
Weekly per year, by mail OF
SlIERlEE's MALE

Try it, You uil, be pleased.
The state herald., 1898-12-16
Seclion

rRIAstHlsii A.sE.AMbNr.
TELL Nnftfoi W an
hcpti ! u wi1 no
The state herald., 1898-12-16

I 1t issclalmed that the regular army
now recruited up to about 6l,0O0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11

and going 10 a table on the other side
OF che room on which lay . little
switch box about five inches square,
he gave the lover q sharp turn. In.
stantly the little bronco propeller DO.
gan to rovolvo at n furious ratio.
NOW, l will sond tho boat 20 star
BOARD no said, and another quick
movement OF the lever sent tho holm
sharp over. aud another moyomene
turned IL rs rapidly back again. AZ
another signal the screw stopped ana
reversed.
During the day" continued Mr..
Tesla, his hand still on the lover, "vo
mould steer "A course by keeping tho
two standards In line, but at night va
should depend on tho elocaric lights.
which would, OF course, 10 screened
q" a. not to be visible to tho eusmv..
and at . signal both the tiny bulb~
were illuminated.
Now We will assume that tho boat
has arrived within striking distance
OF tho weasel to bc destroyed, and tho
bulb In the bow will servo to show
that the explosion has takcu place"
AZ hc spoke no touched the lever
again and tho light flashed and was
oxtinguished.
Imagine, IL you cam said Mr..
Tesla, as he wont back to his desk,
what an ire iistiblo instrument Of
destruction wo have In q torpedo boas
thus controlled, which We can operate
day or night, on the surface or below
IL, and from any distance that may DO
desired. A ship thus assailod would
havo no possibility Of escape.
II can apply this system OF control
10 any typo of vessel and Of any sisa.
IL Is not even necessary TO make a
close approach to tho vessel to DO de-
stroyed. Al tho distance OF ivo feet
the explosion Of 300 pounds OF dyna-
mite will exert n shattcring effect ON q
bnttlcship, but there Is no reason WHY
we should not load . vessel with zoo
or 400 tons, or even moro. OF dynamite.
which, exploded even n milo or 70
away, would raise o wavc that wovid
overwholm tho biggcst ship evcs
built"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
MERE ABOUT CAMP THOMAS
An Iowa Division Surgeon Says the
Water Was Slush,
SHORTAGE OF TENTS AND COTS
Ordinary Isatious Issued To the Sick
Little Medicine to Bn usd-r1oors
Laid Fer the nnh Missouri aud Others
After tho Regiments Moved.

CHICAGO. Nov. p-T'be war ipvcsti.
eating commission continued tho OK.
animation OF witnesses to-day. DR..
q. A Smith,.of Clinton, Iowa, was the
first witness to-day. From August Q
to September 10 he was In charge OF
tho Second division, Third army corps
hospital, At Camp Thomas. DIR. Smith
said: when l assumed my duties,
July ID, | found a shortage OF tents
and cots. The patients In the hospital
were crowded on account Of the tent
shortage. Some OF tho patients were
lying on tho ground on account Of lack
OF cots. There WAS no provision made
for feeding the sick other than the ra-
tions issued to the soldiers In the reg
ular service, except such as were
brought In by charitable organizations
chief of which were tho Rcd Cross So
ciety and the National Relief associa.
ton.
In the pharmacy there were at that
time no internal antiseptics, although
h commanding officer informed me
when i made q requisition that he had
made repeated efforts to get them.
The pharmacy at that timo-and, in.
deed, until II was ordered closed Sep
TENDER 9-ncver had any proper equip
ment for doing pharmaceutical work.
There were no scaLcs to with.
the hospital stewards used n board for
q time and an ordinary jacknife for a
soatula. There were no pill boxes or
powder papers"
In speaking Of tho winter supply fur.
nished the hospital, DR.. Smith said,
"The water that was furnished for the
use OF these hospitals up to August
was that taken from the pipe line from
Chickamauga creek, and IL was SO full
OF sediment that 1t was simply slush
and was not water.
There wero no ioors In any Of tn.
hospital fonts NJ tho time l reported
for duty at that hospital. Tho frs
tent was floored 1901 after the middl,
OF July although some were not fiooree
until long aftor that. The floors In tn,
tents Of tho Fifty.second Iowa, tn,
First Maine and the Fifth Missouri
were oil laid after tho troops had lefr
tho park and were never occupied by
the soldiers. In fact. I might STATE
that the floors we're laid after order.
had been received 70 pack goods pre-
~paratory to leaving for Admission.
I'm regard to nursing In that hos
pital, we had no trained nurses. AL
the nursing was done by orderlies and
many Of them were dcnsely ignorant
and when was In charge OF tho ward,
OF the Second brigade ! had two mer
who could neither read o writo and
three men who did not know the
meaning Of y. m or p. M wher
written"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
CUBAN CAMP SITES.
oarrisons Selected for b Army OF Dc.
equations Near uavaan.

equations Near Havaan
WASHINGTON, Nov. o.-Colonel Bccls.
or. with Colonel Lee, OF the board
which was sent to Cuba TO select camp
sites for the American army Of Occur
patton, has reached Washington, and
has had several conferences with the
President and Secretary Alger.
Secretary Alger has approved tho To-
cations selected by the IIecker board
for the principal garrison, which will
be In tho neighborhood Of Havana.
The place selected lies about eight
miles south OF Havana, In the neigh.
borhood of. but not directly In the
town OF Mariana, for Colonel Hecker
advised very strongly against tho quar-.
tcring OF unacclimatel troops In per-
maneDt structures which may be in
fccted with fever.
Two camps will be pitched At this
point, n on either side OF the splen.
did n~queduct which supplies Havana
with water. This aqucduct will be
tapped and the water drawn by steam
pumps from Il to supply tho camps
which will be pitched on a plateau,
about 100 feet above tho SEA level.
The greatest care has boon given to
sound hygienic conditions in the Sc.
lection.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Philadelphia. Rev. DR.. II. l.. WAY.
land. n OF the most eminent Baptist
divines, died at Wernersville, Pa, af.
ter an illneas Of several months dura.
ton.
Hamilton, Ohio. Hamilton promos.
ers, having just completed the organi-
xation OF a plug tobacco trust In New
York, are now about to consummate
another big combine, which involves
the consolidation Of almost every man.
ufactory of school desks and furniture
in the United Statos.
New York. MIRA. Leslie Carter, tho
actress, iled q petition In bankruptcy,
showing liabilities of sos, TIA, and no
assets except wearing apparel valued
at sou. Some OF the claims extend
back for several years, and among
them ara accounts for gowns and COS.
tunes from Paris makers, several
claims for cash loans and o hotel bill.
Havana.-Owing to tho constant
rains which have fallen recently, tho
streams In the province OF Natanzas
have overfowed. flooding over 1000
acres In the Boquc district Of that
province. The land inundated had iust
been planted with sugar cane and fruit
trees after three years of neglect, and
the disaster has again plunged the in
habitants Of the district into the deep
est misery. Tho vumuri valley has
also been flooded
Seattle, Wash.--Late adviccs from
Japan state that IL is likely that the
seal and otter hunters will be prohib-
tied from fishing and hunting of the
coast OF Japan before the feet sails
next year. Japan Is trying to foster
deep-sea fishing. and under the new
foreign treaties that go into effect
next year 1t Is believed that the prohi-
bition can be made.
Santiago dc Cuba "A Spanish mill
tary commission OF Eve officers, headed
BY observation-disclosures Don Valdez.
rama, has arrived here from Havana,
bringing letters from Major General
Wade OF the United States evacuation
committee, TO General Leonard Wood.
requesting the latter to extend all
courtesy and assistance to the Spanish
officers in their efforts Z the
bodies OF Major-General Keradel Rey
and Brigadier- General Santocildes.
Milwaukee, Wia.--Judge Seaman, In
the United States court, held in effect
that anyone who wishes may engage
in the manufacture of wooden rim,
used for bicycle wheels. a. they arc
not nov a patentable article.
Cleveland, Ohio.-Mr. Paul Meyer, a
New York publisher. was selected by
n combination Of wealthy men to 90 TO
Paris to secure che ~scrvices of Emile
lola a. a lecturer. He haa t"-. ~
turned from there, and 10 quite certain
that lola will visit this country and
lecture. sEd that within . compare
tivaly abort tina.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
Zig yirs ut Emporia.

ENPoRIA, Kan, Nov. Olive alarms
OF 6re were turned in at the fro sta.
ton yesterday afternoon within fifteen
minutes. Three of the fires wore small
affairs, but two proved to DO very OK
pensive and threatened great deStruc-
ton. The canning factory, the ware
houses of L. w. Lewis, part OF Evans
& Thomas' lumber yard and several
dwellings are an entiro loss. The
amount will reach nearly $500 900.
Seven cars Of freight. including ono OF
eggs, which were standing on q side
track next the canning factory, were
almost an entire loss. Very little In.
"a carried.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-11-11
A SHAM BATTLE OFF ENGLAND,
Dsvsspsrt Batteries Practice Rspsuing
Fiset-Csnadian Plan of Campaign.

Dsv.spsrt Batteries Practice Rspsuing
Fiset-Csnadian Plan of Campaign.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a dispatch to
NE New York Times from London
says: Many naval officers have arrived
AT Devonport, and the superintendent
Of compasscs for the admiralty has be.
gun his adjustments there. which Is
Always the last thing undertaken be-
fore ships sail. The Curacao. q train
Sng eraiscr, was intercepted BY the ad-
rally of tho spanish coast and
broaght back to Devonport.
A sham attempt to foroo . passage
IN the harb0r against the fire of bat
tsries and newly mounted quick-hring
guns. took place last night. The in
vaders failed.
ST. johns, Newfoundland, Nov. s.
The British government has tele-
Rrapbed the colonial ministry asking
Ia numler, tonnage and capacity o..
steamers available in this port to con.
vey coal from Sidney for tho use of
British warships.
Tho cruisers Cordelia and Pelican
will he held at Sidney to capture st.
Pierre and protect ST. Johns In the
event OF war. The cruisers are also
Instructed In case of hostilities to
break the French cable between St.
Piare and Hrest, France.