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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-02-18

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts,
sErains, stings. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-02-18
Bleached Table Damasks.

81 in. Double Damask G1 S0
Our 50. 90 quality. Dl.CU
72 inch Double Damask 90 90
Elegant Goods s2.50 grade DA.AA
70 inch Double Damask S1 90
Really cheap at $l.50 Sl. 10
Io%sss Z 'Pss DsSSs Fssaisr Ps%s' e'ies ss5 SllO
6S inch Double Damask 1SN
All Linen 00c quality tcO
&C inch Satin Finish all linen fSN
cheap at 75c UcO
All Linen Bleached Damask, i0H
never sold less than SOC 4AO
25 cent quality bleached Dam O0N
! ask, for this sale AUO
TURKEY RED DAMASKS, 1870
per yard up. Prices under value all
through.
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NO give special attention 10 Boiler
Repair work. PATTiN BROS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-23
Honolulu. April 80. 1898.
MORNING STAR CURIos1TIEs.

The curiosities brought from Micro
nesia by the Morning Star have been
placed at the Golden Rule Bazaar for
sale. for the benefit of the vessel, and
not purchased by Mr.. Webb. The
prices are distinctly marked on each
article. and each purchaser can see
for himself. Mr.. Webb has simply
been engaged for the vessel, as his
place of business is more convenient
for customers than the vessel. The
sale will begin Monday morning. The
articles are the last likely to lie
brought here by the vessel.
ISAIAH BRAY.
MaStpr.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
DEBTORS.

Notice is hereby given that all ac-
counts against the undersigned and
due April /, 1898, must be presented
for payment at our place of business
on or before April 30, at which date
they will be paid.
Also that all accounts due the UNI
dersigned March 81, 1898, must DE
paid before April so, 1898, or they will
be placed in the hands of a Collector
or be sold for the benefit of the Cor
poration of w. w. Dimond e. Com
pany, Limited.
w. w. DIMOND & co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-23
w. w. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
Best Residence Lots for Sale.

There are only EIGHT LOTS situat-
ed on the mauka side of Beretania
street, and lying between Punchbowl
is the only centrally located premises
for sale, convenient for residences, in
the market.
Prices are very reasonable.
For terms and further particulars
apply to w. c. ACHI & co.
Real Estate Brokers.
Honolulu, February 16, 1898.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-23
Rifle JEANS.

Wearers of blue jeans as well as of
broadcloth are welcome to the Critic.
rion barber shop and the same indi-
vidual attention is given.
A few of the numbered cups are
still to be obtained for the exclusive
use of patrons at a nominal sum.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-23
FOR ONE WEEK.

A new line of sailor hats and 9TH
err millinery goods, shirt waists, rib
bons, laces, organdies, challies, and
numerous other goods will be offer
ed at bargain prices, at L. B. Kerr's,
Queen street, for one week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-23
ING a NJ -
~ FORT STREET. ~
Specials for the Third Week Of
the Renovation Sale.

SPECIAL LINE OF FINE FRENCH
ORGANIZES, yds. $1.OO.
EXTRA QUALITY MUSLIN, 1914 cts.
per yard.
NEW DESIGN DINIITIES, 10 cts. and
1919 cts. per yard.
WHITE COTTON (3G in. wide), IS
yds. for $l.00.
BEST QUALITY FLANNELETTES,
10 yds. for S1.00.
GENTS BLACK SOCKS. 10 cts. and
upward.
GENTS COLLARS good quality), 10
cts. each.
GENTS NECKTIES, 10 cts. reduced
from 25 cts. and 80 cts.
All the Goods are going at Reduced
Prices. We quote the few above to
Show that we mean business.
EG A ~ -
FORT STREET.
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ASSIG NEE'S NOTICE.

All persons having claims against
Wing Hop Sing are requested to pre-
sent their claims at once to the UNI
dersigned at Honolulu.
ORDWAN d PORTER.
Assignee for Credito's.
Honolulu, April %, 1898.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

DR.. j. Uchida has removed from
Nuuanu street to Beretania street, OPP
posite Queen Emma Hall.
Honolulu, April %, 1898.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-23
FOR SALE.

The furniture of a six room house.
Nearly new. Will be sold at bar
gain for cash. Inquire at 80 Hotel
street, corner Adams Lane. House
can be rented, if desired.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-23
TO RENT.

The A 1 fireproof two story brick
building on lower Fort street known
as the Union Ice Company's building.
Apply to
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-23
FOR RENT.

"Alma Cottage" Waikiki, furnished
with beach LOTT. For terms apply
to
FRANK HUSTACE.
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VA R | T D 4 D t 5.

Don Fernando Aleman Vallejo, Msdioo
Titular, Director de Sanidad Martina, M6i.
co do la Real Csrce, Subdeegado de Me 'icina
Medico de los Cuerpos de Voluntsrios Bonn
beros, Director del Hospital de Ia Monserrate,
etc. Certi6oa: Que Ell Vino de Aceite de
Hfg. ado de Bscalao con Peptonato de Hero
que preparan los seiores Frederick Stearns y
Co., es una excelente preparation ella he
obtenido resultados sorprendentes. e. un po.
deroso reconstituyente de 6xito admirable en- Ell
Raquitismo, Escrofulismo todas las enferme'
dades del pulm6o. En- estos olimss en- que
predomina la anemia, ooross y tods clase de
enfermeda les debilitentes este msdicsmeuto
reune todas las condolences apetscibles llcns
perfectamente estas indicaciones. para 90.
tisfaoi6n de los seflors F. Stearns Cia expi.
do 81 presente en- Arecjbo, Puerto R co 4 20 de
Dioiembre de l>94.s DR.. Fernando Aleman.
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IMPORTATION D|RECTA

alcalde inclusive. Resultaron electos por 6
votos los se6ores don Secundino Melon,
don Ramon AlmazaD. don Jose D. More
no J don Genaro Marquee Roig.
| -. Sc encuentra en- ests Capital ell st nor
don Juan Cortada, apreciable ,cabalvro resi-.
dente en- Ponce.
| ~. Ningan medicamento puede sustituir
Ia Emulsion de Scott en- las enfermedades del
sparato respirstorio-y siempre que SO nece.
| sta un buen reconstituyente. ola Emulsi6n
dc Scott de aoeite de hfgado dc bacalao con
hipofosftos de cal y de sosa, es un excelente
preparado, insustituibles en- todas las euferme
| dades que tiendan debilitar el sistema, como
| la tfsis catsrros bronquiales or6nicns, de quail
quier orfgen que sean, e,orofulismo, etc., eto. ;"
Ponce, Puerto Rico, Julio 10 de 1904
! Doctor Alejo Msyeno.-M9dico del Hospital
| Militar.
Ultima hnra Por Ell dltimo vapor frances
o'''''a HUN acaba de recbir e <Bszar Ca
ditano. un complete y variado surtido de som
breros adornados para sehoras, seforitas, nihas
| y niilos. Elegantes capotas para seioras, cas-
cos adornos para sombreros en- esprit, p'umas
fores, cintas, adornos de acero flores de cres
pom; todo de Ultima novedad acabsdo de con
| feccionsr expresamente para el <Bazar Gadi.
| y labradas para flores, cinturones de scero, Gin
tas de terciopelo, raso y gasas encajes de seda;
raso sedas para bordar, milar6 paaamaue'
RIA negra de coloree, cinturones de todas ella
ses, guantes de seda oabritilla negros blan'
COS, velos de crespon para sombreros, estuches
de perfumerfa, extractos eseneiss 6nfsimss,
cuadros con pinturas al oleo infnidad de artf'
oulos de novedad y adornos propios para la
semana santa. Una vista, p1es al <Bazar
Gaditano, de Jose Maria Suarez, Fortaleza
3s. Tel6fono 80. l5-l4
~. En- prensa la CoRREspoNDENc1A,
hemos ssbido con sentimiento que nuestro con
vecino oolega Gel PATS. hs sido denuncia 10 y
secuestrado por uno ds sus editcriales de aver,
en- que el sefior Fiscal de s. NJ ha oreido yer
graves injuria,, desacato y cslumnia contra
s. E. el Gobernsdor general. Ri senor don
Vicente Mascara que te dice fig IRA como autor
del artfculo, hs sido preso. Lamentamos el
peroance.
-. En- la cr6nica Ella junta del Bazar,
publioads aver resultaron involuntarismente
omitidos los nombres de las distinguidss sef1o'
ritas Grasiela Brau, Rosalfna Brau Maria
Furco, que concurrieron la reunion del Ate
neo el nombre de dona Mary Qaihones, vi.
cepresidenta primera de la junta directiva Or
ganisadora de las festas proyeetadas.
-. Con oargs de maderas J sa'azones y
prooedente de Lunemburgo, entraron aver tar.
de 81 puerto de esta capital, Is goleta ingesa
"Bravo" = Ia goleta americana "Navarino," en-
lastre, procedente de Barbsda.
~. Parte de policfs. Denunciados Emi
lia Fernandez por vsrias Commissioners inferidas
4 Isabel Perez; Balbiuo Vazquez J Lucas BE.
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-Ya te 10 dire despues. mas adeante hijo milo.
Encsgars quiz mi amigo Roger Gardan de darte expca-
clones Pero aan Quiero que vayas conociendo
meor, para que queras ago mas D9jame uncamente
habla de t.. Ahl hubese sido muer del pueblo
hubiera lido buscarte hubras sdo mi unco consueo.
GALA 10 hubies hecho Pero esaba cegs de oguo orgullo
por ell nombre que habfa consdo. Ahogue cariho
por II hce que cre usto deber hacer Ksradeuc ev6
Ell encargo de buscare jersey donde crabas Te
condujo aquf barco...
mo le permit que to trajera terra, pues hubese
abrazado una soa bubiese vuo atas Haba cefdo
la subta muerte de padres castigo Dios
Me msgne que ndgno de nombre til que lie
varas tan noblemente que Ia vida PEI
te df parte de fortuna c,en
rrespondfa us padres karaa.uc ue abandoual ts.
querer ahors que sabes toda Ia verdadP
Gberto lloaba sllenciosamene; pensaba padre
madre. Cuanto habfan debido sufrir!
Os 10 repito: abueta: compadezco como compadez-
co mis- padres No tengo de1echo Ajuzgaos Habefs ufr
do mucho
sucedlo entonces extraordnaria Ia abuela,
tendendo necessd ustntiya quearse que
ira ell fondo de odo corsz6n degracado 10
de vida, remordmientos aislamiento . Gberto
halo uerzas consolarla animarla quien ella hu
bera debdo sostener horrible prueb por que aaveabs
como, de,fa la Marquesa:
-Habfs credo que morirfa pronto! iLsmaba Ia
te con nsistencia, pero no me hizo caso
-Si hubiese muerto, querida abues hubiers tendo
la dicha de abrszaros hoy muy ernsmene-Os juro
que hemos de consegur borsr las ues doorosa pasado
Y.... no habemos mas este momento Tenes raz6n
enes conhdencia hscerme deemosas
depues cuando estes segur mi secto Vend
para sempre nueros dos corazone tumba de
mis- padres. =
pesar del que e1perimentaba, ante Ia idea Do
tener que decir Gbeo que haba separado padre Dc
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PREC|0S Sin COMPETENCIA

nitez, por escandalo , rims entire smbos; Alejo
Delgado, por contusiones que le in6ri6 Ssbas
Hernandez. Detenidos Emilisno Ramos, por
halsrse reolamado por 81 juez de instruction
de San Francisco; Juan Mats Ruiz Ruiz por
romperle una manga de Ia csmisa Pauline
Laureano y hallsrse embrisgado. Gabino Me.
lendes Juan Giorro Torres, fueron conduct.
dos de Ia carcel Ia Audienois vioe'versa
Nicolas Carreras Marques (a) Bastian 80 pre-
sento en- Ia subinrpeccion del distrito do Cate.
dral, por heritss que in6ri6 4 otro.
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Madrid, Mario de 1898.

Senor don Juan Caro- y Ssncha:
Muy oistinguido seiior milo y amigo: Re-
cibf 4 su tempo, Ia botellade vino msrcs elmo.
centes de Ia casa A. r Valdespino que usted
representa- y 10 he ensaysdo, con 6xito, en- Il
enfermerfa del asilo de husrfsnos del Sagrado
Corazdn de Jesus, donde tengo la honra do
ser m6dico director. No solo para los conva.
lecientes, sino en- los mismos enfermos, conri.
dero excelente su vino, en- primer t6rmino,
porque no es demasiado alcoh6lico y en-. segun.
do y muy importante lugar por 10 bien que
entona los niflcs. Por 10 tanto, 10 oonsidero
muy necesario en- todos los casos en- que sea
precise levantsr las fuerzss y muy singular
mente en- los estados infecciosos. Con este
motive SO reptile de listed muy atento "a.
q |. b. |. m. M. de Toloea Latour.
Unicos agentes en- esta capital, Cerecedo
Hermanos J oompahfa. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-02
Ia HERENc1A DEL CoNDENADo
,Toda mi familia os enva sus recuerdos.
,Vuestro verdadero amigo,

>Vuestro verda1ero amigo,
,Eekpe de 4Nonhnornin,
Gberto ocu6 la de Felipe fue busoar abue
Ia, y la enseh6 la carta de Ia sshora More
E precise que marches embellishments? Un deseo del
Minsro orden para tt; pero lvolyerAs pronto?
ST. abuelita.
~ traerks contigo buenos que te han
servdo de psdre.? Ah sabes cuAna pena
que separs pronto de IT, reo shora soy fue
FL Ia contest6 abrazandoa:
engo licencia por batane tempo, espero poder ded.
caros la mayor parte de Ell.
Con clio cueno Els precise que digas los esposos Mo-
rel, que estaran aquf en- tn decr en- la suya
Ell sacerdote karadeuc egaban aquel para
almozar Karadeuc seguamente ell hombre mas e de
la TERRA manifesaba algeria fueres risoadss
apoderaban de e de prono Roger Gar
dan estaba tamben conentsmo pero experimental cert
sopresa Gberto tan tranqulo haba 6gurado que
la reveaci6n de Ia verdad produca 81 ecto muy de
rene.
Ia marqueea les anunc6 mucha naturaidad marcia
de Gberto
lie llama ell Mnstro.
Roger Gardain Karadeuc incnaron rsspetuosamene
aque pats discipnado orden de superior
siempre obedecido sin discussion.
-Voy prepsrar mi bsrco-djo Observation-Disclosures
Saint Malo tarde Paris mahana.
-Pero va vover bien pronto-doa la msrquesa ale.
gre riss,-y para mucho tempo
ST. querida sbuels, s,-se apresur6 decr Ell joven.
Sesn las diez cuando Glberto march6 karadeuc
abuea Roger Gsrdainy e acompsnsron hastae puerto
Cundo harco hubo pasado bsrra ell sacerote
sentmiento de todo cuanto habfs pasado.
-isenors, hsbes dicho to2a la verdad vuestro
neto! -.
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~. A Ultima hora hemos ssbido ccn pro.
fundo sentmiento que, segdn despaohos reci'
bidos en- esta capital es desgraciadamente
cierta Ia muerte casi repentina del doctor Cor.
chado, ocurrida en- Ponce. De todo coraz6n
lamentamos tan sensible deegracis soompa-
hamos la distipguids familia del fnado en-
gu justo natural dolor. Rip.
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= to qae DADA pueblo elige un compromising
nor osds seis concejsles, puede asegurarse que
81 nartido liberal cuents con mayorfa absolute
nara Ia elecci6n de- sensdores = consejeros. A.
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+ 4HIV 4IEFWtHNOS, DAN EIduCleCO uuulGrO 90.
9
-. En- estos dias Ia prensa de Paris SO
ecupa CON insietencs de una eeebriiad que ha
emocionado al mundo del sport: nos referlmos al
tirador ciego Kock, q. todss las noches sorrren.
deA los espeotadores por su trabaj 10 maravilloso.
Eu las discusiones one Sc promueven nadie pone
en- duds su incontestable auperioridad eobre
todos los tiradores hs,ta hoy eonociio' los
que pretenden que los ejercicios de otros con
los cjos descubiertos pueden iguslarse en- pre-
cision con los que efectua kotk con los ojos
vendados, tienen que de,lararse venoidos al
yer que hsee blaneo sobre las nueees av-l a.
mas que un indiyilao sitas sobre 50 oabezs,
como a mismo tempo invita- Kmk los es
pectsdores que ccmprueben tantas veeea
cuantas quieran que no hay eugsho slguno en-
80 modo de operar. todss las euposiciones csep
por terra, uuos atribuyen hechos sohrsos
tursles ~ sgii lad &C el tiro, otro. hablaa de
hipnotitmo de ii fuencias msgnetcsa.
-. Entire las personals deteuidas en- Ca,
yey con motive de los sucesos eleotorales del
domingo anterior, cu6ntanse don Juan Bsnet.
presidente del oomite oportun.ta y don JOSS
Garcia q ,evedo, presi1ente del oomte crtodoxo.
-. La golets ing eea <Aune Lord, cargo
en- Ponce para Veneyard Haven AGA bocoyes
: Is terzopes couteniendo lo2 $50 kilos mel
de purga.
-. De Ia isls nos escriben 10 .iguiente:
sUn individuo que andabs repartiendo papele.
tss Ell dia de las eleceiones, con csndiaturas
de los ortodoxos, Sc dirigi6 un campesipo Ii
beral, y le dijo: no vote usted por los libersles
mire que Muhoz Rivera Sc hs hecho conserva
DOR, El jfbaro, despues de haber dido su
interlocutor, le replied con mucha calma: sPues
mire listed, compae, 20 voto con Muhos Rivera
de cualquier modo. 81 81 es conservador como
usted dice, 20 tsmbian soy conservador; 81 el
Sc hace mombi, 20 tambien le sligo. Con 81
ire & donde 81 vaya.,
-. En- carta del Dorado nos diceu 10 81.
guiente: elias elecciones sc llevaron csbo en-
este pueblo con Ia mayor trauquilidad. Todos
fuimos las urnsa amigah lemente, con Ia sola
diferencis de que Ell que mstid mas ssc6 mas,
santas pascuas. Lo propio pasd en- el bsrrio
de Espinosa, de este termino, donde ocurrid un
osso g,scioso. Un inaividuo no quiso votar Is
oandidatura de loa tres; dijo que solo votaba
The age-herald., 1898-05-12
THE REBEKAH
 STATE ASSEMBLY Met Yesterday and Completed the Work---E|ection of
 Officers.

The fourth annual meeting of the Re- bekah state assembly was called to order in Odd Fellows hall in the Fox building at 10 o'clock yesterday morning with the following officers in their places:
 Presdent-Mrs. Mattie J. Laner, Bloc ton.
 vice-President-Mis Lydia K. Doran, Montgomery.
 Secretary-Mrs. J. Gi lespe Hancevllle. Treasurer-Mrs. M. E. Holt Birmingham. Warden-Mrs. Ida Williams, Huntsville. Chaplain-Mrs. Elizabeth Musgrove, Jas per.
 Marshal-Mrs Annie Lemons, Avondale.. Conductor-Mrs. Annie Morris, Riverside. Inside Guardan-Mrs. Lizzie Firth Avon dale. Outside Guardian-Mrs. saliie Thomas, Montgomery.
 Good Attendance
 Representatives from almost every lodge of the order in the state were present The reports of the officers were read and refrred and routine business transacted. At o'clock adjournment was taken until 8 D. m.
 The local committee of Christine Lodge No. IT, headed by Mrs. Anna Willacy, serv- ed an elegant banquet in the room adJoln- ing the lodge roof, which was greatly en- joyed and appreciated by the officers ana delegates.
 At the afternoon session the reports of the various committees were made ana acted upon.
 Election of Officers
 The election of officers was taken up ana resulted as follows:
 Presdent-Mrs. Lydia K. Doran, of Mont gomery. ,,, oe e-President-Mrs. J. Gillespie, Of Hanceville.
 Secretary-Mrs. Weygelin of Besesmer. Treasurer-Mrs. R. A. Jones or Birmlps- ham. Warden-Mrs. McKorn of New Decatur. Chaplaln-Mrs. Ida Williams of Hunts vile.
 Marshal-Mrs. sallie Thomas of Mont gomery
 C,onductor-Mrs Harris of Bessemer. Inside Guardian-Mrs. Addie Gibson OF Avondale Outside Guardiar-Mrs. J. R. Wing Of Montgomery. The newly elected officers were duly in- stalled and at 73O o'clock final adjourn ment was taken. The place of meeting of the assembly is designated by the grand lodge, lndepeno- ent order of Odd Fellows, at the same place on the Wednesday following the meeting of the grand lodge.
The age-herald., 1898-05-12
THE IMMUNEs APPLYING.
Department Already Hearing From the volun-
 2ax teers Provided For.

Washington, May n.-Already applica- tions to raise regiments of immunes under the recent legislation of congress are being received at the war departmnt.
 Today Senator McEnery and Represen- tative Robertson, of Louisiana, called at secretary Algers office in the interests of I. c. Wickliffe, of Louisiana, who desires authority from the department to proceed to enlist one of the special regiments. MT. Wickliffe has been at West Point for sev- eral years. Duncan H. Hood, son or the noted Confederate general of that name also has requested permission to raise one of the immune regimnts.
 Othr persons who have volunteered to raise independent regiments are General Cypher, of this city, and Col. Hines. Some of the applicants are not willing to raise the regiments but express their intention of fully equipping them for the service of the government
The age-herald., 1898-05-12
ALABAMA EDITORS
 DOWN TO BUSINESS
All Tuscaloosa Is Beautifully Decked in Holiday
 Attire.
Special to The Age-Herald.


 Tuscaloosa, May 1.-The Alabama Press association has complete possession of Tus- caloosa. large crowd of editors arrived from Birmingham yesterday afternoon and they have been coming ever since. More will be down tonight.
 A very elegant reception was given the press at the presidents mansion at the University last night. President and Mrs Powers were the soul of hospitality, and the press and the city people enjoyed the occasion thoroughly. The home and grounds were brilliantly illuminated and presented handsome aspect.
 The regular business sessions of the asso citation were begun at 10 o'clock. Col. T. c. McCorvey, of the University, delivered the address of welcome, and w. H. H. Judson, of the Bessemer Weekly, responded.
 President Camper delivered the annual address. .e Argument vs. Force, Mentalitysvs. Bru- taliiy," was the subject of a paper read by J. c. Lawrence, of the Marion Standard,'in the absence of w. D. Jelks, of the Eufanla Times.
 w E. Yerby, of the Greensboro Watch man, delivered the annual oration.
 J.. A. Rountree, of the Dixie Home and Manufacturer offered a resolution favorln2 A new state constitution and condemning anti-press legislation. It was adopted unanimously.
 Tn the afternoon the whole association was taken up the Warrior river through the new government locks, shown the Ala bama Bryce insane hospital, the University and other points of interest were visited. Tonight at Judge w. C.. Cochrane's resi- dence a brilliant reception was given the association by the Up-to-Date club.
 Tomorrow will be the greatest day or the whole convention, for, in addition to the reeular exercises of the association, the ceremonies over the completion of the new Mobile and Ohio railroad will take place. Tuscaloosa Is decked in holiday attire and is making both the association and the railroad people thoroughly welcome. TWO big arches span the streets, something ra~ely if ever seen before in this city.
The age-herald., 1898-05-12
INSURGENTS ORDERED
 TO OBEY DEWEY

New York, May 11.-A copyrighted dis- patch to the World, dated Hong honK, JOS day, says: The Philippine rebel chier, ten. Aguinaldo, has issued a proclamation at Manila to obey the orders of Commodore Dewey and United States Consul Williams.
 Killing still goes on in the outlping dis tricts, where the natives are reyenging themselves on the priests and local Spanish officials, in spite of the proclamation Of Aguinaldo.
 Wealthy Philippine families who are ieav- ing Hong Kong for Manila, daily appear before consul here and ask to be allowed to take the oath of allegiance to the United States. The powerful cortes family insist ed on having their prayer for citizenship telegraphed to President Mckinley, and offered their palaces in Manila for the ac- commodation of American officers
The age-herald., 1898-05-12
The Thirty-Eighth Session of
 Grand ConcIave.
THE BODY OF A FISHERMAN
Who Was Drowned Has Been Recovered-La- dies of Selma Will Send Flowers to the Alabama on Its Chris
 tening Day.
Special to The Age-Herald.


 Selma, Ala, May 1.-The thirty-eighth session of the grand conclave Knights Templar of Alabama assembled in the asylum of the Selma commandery No. at noon today, having been escorted from the Albert by the local commandery. The conclave was called to order by the Right Eminent Grand Commander Sir H. H. Mathews, of Montgomery and the regu- lar order of business connected with the conclave was taken up.
 A delightful lunch had been prepared by the Selma commandery, which was par taken of with much relish by the visiting Knights
 The following is the list of the grand officers of the conclave, all of whom are present except Rev O. P. Fitzsmmons and Dr. R. M. Cunningham, both of Birming- ham,
 II. Mathews, Montgomery
 V. E. Deputy Grand Commander-Sir Phillip Mulhpuse, Selma.
 F. Grand Generalissimo-Sir w. E. Oak ley, New Decatur.
 E. Grand Captain General-sir R. M Gun ningham, Birmingham.
 F. Grand Prelate-Sir and Rev. o. P. Fitzsmmons, Birmingham.
 E. Grand Warden-Sir Robert Moul- thrope, Jr., Eufaula.
 D. Grand Junior Warden-Sir Geo. F. Wheelock Birmingham.
 D. Grand Treasurer-James M. Collier,