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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-18
PRACTICAL ANARCHY.
CABINET IS CONSIDERING COMPLAINTS.


Washington. Nov. is-The cabinet
session today was devoted to a large
extent TO confederation OF complaints
that have reached the war department
alleging that a stale Of practical an
archy prevails In Porto Rico. These
complaints asserted that the iawlcss-
elements are committing dopredatlons
OF She gravest character and that the
seriousness Of the situation Is Increased
By the fact that United states troops
likewise have been guilty OF Gross mis-
conduct.
Secretary Aigcr. az the instance OF
the PRECEDENT. cabiod Gen. brooke. In
quiring as 90 the accuracy OF tho COM
plants.
During the meeting II was learned
that long Dispatch from she American
peace commissioners at Pari3was ia
process OF translation at the state de-
partmont. IL IL gathered from the few
paragraphs 80 far deciphercd that tho
Dispatch relates entirely 20 the prescn-
auun OF the Spanish case made on
wednesday last, and contains neither
new nor sensational facts.
The question OF opening port on the
western coas; OF Cuba was also under
Na'HAH'AAa - ANIfANN NNNNl Information
Just received that there are aprponi-
matcly 5000 Spanish tnDops near Glen
iuogoa, which u was Intended 10 occupy
nrui and this fact may neces-itate the
selection OF another port. II IL aaid that
the planters In the interior ar, In great
need OF AupplicH ana machinery with
which 90 make the present sugar crop.
The plantations In many part OF tho
ISLAND have been completely devastated
and the machinery broken up and I'M
less a new supply can be had soon tho
crup IN measure viii be lost. The
presence of the spanish troops al Glen
tueg0a has complicated matters and tho
government Il now undecided az TO
what other port should be selected.
CiehfueEur was regarded as a particu-
larry desirable port. The Spanish, IL
acoina. are disposed 90 oyncuate Havana
earlier than was expected, but X IL
said 90 be probable that CienfueIpDs will
be one or tsh laFt - the large towns
they Intend 20 Cvacuatc. The govern-
ment II now In communication with our
evacuation commissioners at Havana
and another port than CienfuegDa will
likely be decided upon within a very
short time.
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Col Donaldson, tho Author. Dies.

Philadelphia. Nov is-CoL Thos. G.
Donaldson died today, nom "a c0mpll.
o.,tl0n Of diseases, He Wus born In
Columbus, Ohio, In ists A. the out.
break of she rlyll Wi,r he enlisted a. a
private. ana he was houonibly ais.
charged a. iho close " Fhe Wur. In
1854 he was = member % the Repub.
hcan national committee. hut after
BIine'F deleat he took no further pan
In politics,
CoL Donaldson wus famous az a col.
lector OF antiquities Ills catalogue of
works Of arr books, relies. historical
documents ana an raritles Is eXcelled IN
no private collection In this country OF
In very few mussums, lie ana valuable
work In historical nolds, HIS Public
Domain, a volume Of 1000 pages, was
completed Tor the untod Stntos govern.
ment In eight yenra,und stlli stands as
the only complete reference history "
public hndl, their acquisitions. dls,rlbu-
ton, grtnta, surveys, colonization and
allotment He WAS also the author OF
George Catlln's Indian "ollcry. Walt
whitman The Man. and other equally
Interesting books,
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RAILROAD PROPERTIES SOLD.
ouif system is To b.. sold 60 the Highest
bidder at Pueblo, Colorado, To-
morrow,

Denver. Colo. Nov. is.-Tho Denver.
Lsadyllle and Gunnlson railroad. com
monty known as the South Park line.
was sold under foreclosure az noon to-
day by Marshall y. johnson. special
master Ia chancery The system was
bonded at i2,s0s.OOO and Interest was In
default Tor i've yrlrH. There was NO
90 Henry hudgic. Charles a. Peabody.
ir.. and Henry DcCUppel. representing
The houiholdrtu. Tor 10000. The South
Park HyHium embraces g2t miles ~
narrow guaEu track and extensive
terminal facilities IN Denver aud Iced
VILE and. 10 la understood. will be In
cludcd In the Colorado and Southern
railway which Will be- the now name OF
tho Union Pacific, Denver and duif
under the reorganization. Tho Gulf aya-
tenn will be- sold at Pueblo tomorrow.
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Report Of the Commission will Favor More
tib.f.t torm ~ Administration.

Chicago. Nov ia special 10 the
Tribune from Warrington says;
~ 10 probable fhat the report % the
Hawaiian commission viii favor more
liberal form ~ government Tor the lnl-
and than has generally been expected,
The members have favuuhly considered
proposition 90 give The Islands u rep
rrseuiatlve In the House with vote.
ln which regard he would rank with the
representative. ana not with the dele.
gates from Arizona, New Mexico aud
oklahoma. who have the privilege OF
talking but not the right " voting
The government suggested Tor iho
Islands VIII 10 nll probability be an adj
vance ON the present organized terri-
tories but 90 course viii not coniem-
platr statehood, Several members ut the
commission SO 60 the extent ~ bcll'Y-
ing that Hawaii should have frpfcacn-
fltlun In the senate. though probably
without d vote. This feature. however
may not appear 10 the report.
The distance Of the Islands from the
seat uf government nrccHsitates the
prlnfinr III more power Tor local gov
rrnment than IL given 10 the prcHnd
organized territories, but the governor
and other important officers VIII, u
rourse. be- appointed IN Washington.
Hawaii having some lfriu the Union by
treaty and not By conquest, there VIII
De no mllltafA government ~ IN AnN
case VI Porto Rico and the Philippines.
bur clyil power viii be created from
the start.
In general way the courts and or
binary machinery " the Federal gov
crnmrnt viii bo extended 10 the Islands
without much alteration, but provision
viii probably be- made Tor certain de-
gree VI local control u taxation ana eN-
pendlturea
There viii bee suffrage based upon
education aud property qualifications
and the members - the commission De-.
ileys they have evolved system OF
coi1nlnl government which VIII reserve
nun power % The President ana Com
gross ana az tho same time prove sum
| cieutly elastic 90 give the governing
| Glasses In the Island control VI local I'M
provemcnis and the direction OF colonial
affairs.
When the Hawaiian commission lcft
| mis- country he President Instructed
thrm DO keep in mind the possessions
acuulrpd hy the war ana tne govern
| rtrn. which win hr recommended Tor
the Sandwich Islands viii reserve na a
model f0r that OF the Philippines ana
/ Porto Rico.
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CONvOLuTION OF COMMITTEE.
Still frui,essly tndsiyO'ng 10 Balance The
War Ledger.
spscuiations Regarding the Final out'
come OF Negotiations are Rife In
the Gay Capital

raris. Nov is-Ths Z. 3. commits
souers are dey0iing today. ne ,hey dh
yesterday. 20 formulating their next
presentation for the consideration Of
the spanish commissioners,
while ths Americans are rctiocnt M
o. their irtryiions, u may be said
without reserve that the occasion II
near upon which the exact peace terms
acceptable % she American commits
sloners, will be laid before the Span
!ards with u time limit for their ae-
* previously Indicated IN the dis
patches. the American commissioners
viii nj Involve the United States IN
any obligations To- the creditors on
Spain ln any shape N form. In Other
N,5nis The Amercars will upt gtnran-
tee any OF the Spanish bonds, even u
they have murtgagrd aa security she
revenues II territory % be taken by
the United States. ~ HHt forth In these
dispttchra on October ~, and previous
b.. the United statss may now balan.>,
IL war ledger, dehfius a. Spain iht
value of the battlrship Maiue, the o1st
~ the naval and military operations,
the loses Incurred ly American com
merce. aud the future penFl1u ron, e,c..
,Khlls on thu other s.de ~ the sheet
may be- placed Spai1r equities ana yal-
urs IN the Philippine.
n "a difference a. found 70 exist IN
favor ~ Spain. this ruaunt, IN cash.
may be offered her BY she American
commissioners at the next jllnt session
here. what this balance may be 10
a. definitely known, but Il may he
about $50 200 900 nr possibly ltss. The
Americans may also require until mkt
Monday or Tue sdiy 20 prepare she
mai presentation Of their case, which
Was Understood at the adjournment Jf
W,duasday last
There were three official functions
hrrs yesterday af,ernoua ana evening.
which arHls.d considerable interost
among che American peace cOmmis-
rIdusrt The first was the beriowal Of
thr Golden F'srce ufon President
Flurf hy The queen regent OF spain
through thr president OF the Spanish
pf,tcs commissioners, Senior M0nterO
uks The second Was a dinner given
by PRECEDENT Faure % Senur Montsru
Rios and his fellow commissioner
Finally al o O'clock last nigh, Presldeng
Faure received the American commits
siUners 40 thr EIyaeg palace. where
thcre WIS uHWlulr opera "Fteifalhmenf
ln their honor
Tbsrs h some surprise expreaaed
among me membsw N the American
cot5ny al the brHlHNl Of the dcoora-
lion upon the french president at the
hands II thr SPANS VA peace commission
al ghis momcut cad others are asking
themselves whether the entertainment
al the Elysec palace N,H 60 be regard
I'd as a sort % compensation po the
Americana Whlar e-nhlpiiluss may
have beep wounded hy the bestowal VI
a Sparlsh decoration upon NJ. Faure
before the eonolusoa OF peace negosk-
eNaNa
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BIG ENTERTAINMENT CASE
Audi,or-ln-chief Of Pacific cypress Company
Accused.


omaha. Neb., Nov. is.-Fred Beehel.
who f5r eighteen years WIS chief au-
dltur 81 ,hs Pacific Express company.
has been placed IN trfal for cmbcz'
zllng shc funds " that company. EaH-
tus Young. audsOr Of the unapn Pacific
ruilnoad. who succeeded Bcchcl hng
enough 60 make an investigation which
hc alleges Developed that about $4,000
u che company had been squandered'
furnishes the eyid,aco for the proaceu-
zion.
The first avsneas 10 testify wis one
~ she clerks under Hechel Tie tssil-
nrs ~ Forcing balances frequently, ono
time adding 10000 u make she books
balance. lie aiid h. did this under In
HtructlouH from the assistant auditor,
and understood thia money was used
fDr legislative purposes ns Lincoln.
These irregularities had been going On
Tor ten years. he said.
TIE case Will cUutinue a week.
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Atlanta, Ca, Nov. is-'rhe house OF
reprs hontatlves has passed a bin pro,
4dlng tor test 0f tho o.lsttlunlllty
" the Federal ten per cent tax on
state bank issues The hill provides
that "A c1mmF un consisting OF the
treasurer. comptroller and governor of
the state shall issue circulating cur
rency notes o. IN. extent Of 20 per cont
OF rs capital stock 10 any bank apply
ing f0r the same. These notes Will then
be used as Ordinary legal tender. and
II the government prosecutes the bank
or attempts to collect the ten per cent
tax, tht attorney general VI the state h
20 appeal The case 60 the supreme court
Of the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-18

Dolnwarc. o.. Nov. is.-The dead
body % J. u. cOnntnErr. wealthy
rAuch man 81 Tony, ont. has been
found on the liiF -Four trucks here. The
rynaiuu, which were considerably mu-
srw found near thr rtmHina gubss.
puruUy uraauiuEcr'a account book was
round about two miles from tho spot
WHORE The body was found. There IL
r'ruur evidence that tho man Waa
murdered and his body placed on che
truck
uunulngrr was returning from New
YORK, when b. had nlld a biz lot ~
cnrlc and had received "a large sum III
money hons " which was found on Che
body.
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N ouEsr an srltIurNs.
millionaire Armour n-sds botanical
Expedition tu Nueatan.

Chicago. Nov is-Withln two weeks
Niia9n V. Armours yacht uiUuuWAul
NNl leave New York harbor for the
coast pf Nuoian, bearing l,s owner.
a. uumhir OF his New York friends and
the chicago liotanlsi Dr. Charles T..
a.. lflaugl, curator VI ihr botanical de-
pAfimeni % the Field Columbian mu-
'uln ANA Botanical lecturer at the Uni
FrIa.y % Chicago, The expedition vii.
10, absent until March,
Ihfte years ago Mr Armour acted as
~ horl Of similar party, Including
~ Mispaugh alsp as guest, on TRIP
81 tnr same country The result OF
.hl,g months spent along the coast and
W. lhe rivers Was "a rirh botanical coll
,.,Non Tor the museum, Ely.ng Dr.
MlI Hphugh mttrT.dl Tor a series Of pub
u,tuons on the nora " the coast ana
plain regions.
u u the Intention this time for the
luN DO leave the yacht ana proceed
mo ne mountain district Of the In
Wflor, "A region where the nora has
lern Nitle ciah.ldcl pE MiuspauEn
considered the authority on NucAtan.
ana il BE- hoped that h. Will be able 10
All discoveries IN plant NE by an
n,hrr s0iIurn In The country n VIII b.
hls fourth "trip
Interest nls1 centors IN the Journey
now tpon % be made VI Prof Frederick
Starr ~ the University OF Chicago, In
NE wllds OF Mexico, WIN Wealthy
London physician and two native guides
ne Will visit several islands IN the Gulf
NJ Tehuantepec, inhabited by tribes OF
savage Indians, Their most hazardous
venture win hr an attempt % visit am
Stand where are located The sacred
caves worshipped by the natives,
II addition 20 the usual sxplararz SUP.
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New York. Nov is-The war inves-
tlratlon commission met here today.
An the members were present except
Col. DENLY and Major Miles Dr..
Charles =. grecnlcnf. chief surgeon "
.hc troops said that in some respects
Camp Aiger was good camp Tor n
small body ~ men, but thcre were
many drawbacks.
The water supply was poor and the
country was known 90 BE- hiEhly mtlari-
Gus. There WIS a sufficioncy N privates
IN the hospital CORPS and Of medical
ofHcorr and at times medical supplies.
Tho haat Interests " thr sick. DR..
Grconipnf said. were not seriously I'm
prrilisd. hut the efforts or the phyal-
clans were generally embarrassed.
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ELEVEN MIN KILLED.
Section Hands are Run Down by Passenge'
Train.
ONLY TWO OF THEM ESCAPE INJURY.
There Were Twenty In the Gang That
Was Repairing the fennsyl'a-
mia Track.

New York. Nov. is.--Whilc gang of
twenty track hands were at work upon
che pennsyivania railroad line over the
iiackcnsack near Jersey city today
;hoy were run down by a local p'fson-
gcr train. Eleven Of the wofkmon wore
Killed outright and six were seriously
injured.
Tho killed were;
Michael Lawlcss.
Joseph Collaaselo.
Angelo PHO.
Frank R1ndlslfkl.
Frank Duklakle.
Thomas pukiHkle.
Jurrph Slmfnskl.
J0asph Broskie.
Nicholas kunch.
Joseph Smith.
An unknown man.
Frank Wangan, ~ Year, OF age 10
badly hurt about the side.
Frank Schwaskle l. 20 badly mtngled
tina. he will probably die.
Lawrence hoffman was struck by the
body OF one OF the men who was Killed,
lie was hurled TO one side ara WIS bad
iy injured Internally.
Tho train which ran down the work
men was a local from Milfown due In
Jersey city at 2is0 y, m.
Tho fog delayed the train and EnEl.
Moor John Vanosirand was running at
a high rate OF speed, believing there
was nothing to obHtruct a quick run To
Jersey city. The nrat he knew that
his rtain had run Into the men was
when the engine Jared. Then the cries
OF the men We're heard and ~ soon a.
possible he stopped his train. The pas
scngcru aided trainmsn ln searching
for the bodies ~ the victims. This was
not an easy task In The thick fog. A
train had passed on the wgathuund
track a few minutes before the east.
bound train ran the men down, The
noise ~ the weath1und train pfeveutci
the men from hearing the approaching
ensibound train. They were not aware
that the train was near them Until
thOw had ben scattered right and left
There were twenty men In the gang,
IN charge of Foreman VIM. Cook Of
A. suon a. the news u the acct
dent reached Jersey city. Pennsylvania
railroad officials went 10 the scene and
aupcrlntcnded she removal Of the dead
and wounded. when the engine, which
struck the laborcrH. reached the Penn
Hylyanla depot In Jersey city. the cow
catcher was red with blood from the
men killed. A boy after the engine h1d
stopped picked up a hand from the COVE
catcher. II had been severed from ore
of the victims and had been carried
from the Meadows 90 the depot on the
cow-catchcr.
OF the mon injured Frank Schwaakie
viii probably die and Frank WanEon il
In a critical condition.
DouFhcriy was thc man supposed 90
be- on the outlook Tor approaching
trains lie was a considerable distance
~ the track from the gang ~ la
borrra and he evidently ala not see fho
train for he gave no warning. His
body was hurled ninety feet through
the air.
The unknown man who was killed had
only been put 10 work this morning.
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cleveland K,dnapprr..

CLEVELAND. o., Nov i7,--An ludlct-
ment Was returned by an grlnd Jury
t'f.y ngatast Frank A, MagoWan,
Edfh McGlwau ana hrf sister, Con-
iiarvi n1rues. Inc daughter ~ John A,
nsryes. ffem the Funhlm lyenu,
s"hosl In ans city yesterday A. Hllu
~ mo lndlctmtUg NIs returned q tsle-
r,,,n ms sUlt 10 ihe chief ~ police az
Erie. Pa. where the three kdnaI a0ri
w're arrested with tho child In their
r5tl. SCION. u Corning him u che indloi-
meut. ana that certified copy ~ 10
w1uid boz forwarded % him AZ once
Requlsal1u papers ar hting prepared
ratitrn h. cleveland rvqulssluu Will
he made fdr thgm ca the governor vi
Pennsylvania.
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Tale Of tho Sea Told on tho Arrival Of the
steamer rseunis.

New York. Nov. is-Tho British
steamer peconlc which arrived at
Quarantine today brought into port Is
ghlpNfeckcd mariners who were taken
from fhc Dutch bark Johanna, which
was found In a sinking condition. The
Pconnlc sighted the Johanna flying
signals 81 distress on Nov. ~. In iatl-
tude ag2i. Longitude I0l. and took IN
Che men whom she landed here to-
day.
The Johanna sailed from New York
oct n. Tor Honolulu.
November 9th terflnc gale - In
fnnm the N.N.W. accompanied by enur.
nous seas The mldshlp bulWarks aud
main hatch were smashed h. the dock
beams were broken and the vessel boz
gan TO take In water at an alarming
rate.
The snip was seen 20 w6av, ana buc-
kle like a basket, ana u was feared that
the vessel would break In two amid
ships Captain MARS ordered out the
boats intending 90 steer Tor bermuda.
The INST boat was dashed O. plrcea
against the side OF the vessel IN.
second boat was Hurcrssfully launched
with the entire crew, The wind had in
the meantim. increased the fury Of
uesq puu 3roq itums suL 'uiolH aul
damaged In the eject 90 launch u
from the wreck, ana constant halllnz
was required 10 keep u hnoat, Ia these
circumstances the "a unfortunate Hoa-
men spent two days IN the vicinity of
the Johanna az they had determined 60
rvtufn 90 the deroliet when The weather
subsidized. Finally on November ~. the
wind ana sea went down and the men
clamhorrd on board Of the wreck and
set distress signals. ~ n o. M the
fcconlc was seen approaching and NE
boats shortly afterwards came 20 their
rescue. Captain Mars the mate ana
several ~ the men were mnrr or boss
bruised. The Johanna was built AZ AL
hasserdam, POLAND. IN issg, ~ i.4tl
tons and was owned by J. NroeFe. She
was laden with merchandise and ma
chluofy.
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New York. Nov. is.-Tho Journal
says.
ON the yacht oneida, Captain Robert
u. Evans. Grover Cleveland and their
host. y. g. Beuedict. the banker are
sailing 60 the south
They loft Indian harb0r Thursday
bound for Newport Ncwa. Key West.
Santiago ana Ponce 900 a two months
cruise
Captain Evans will take the party
o. the marine battlefield where Cor-
vcrns fleet WAS destroyed. Mr. Glove.
land has taken fishing tackle and cv-
poets 90 catch big fish IN Florida wa
tors. Mr. Benedict will look out Tor
business opportunities In our new ter
rit0ty.
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portfolio when the Prc,Sden, refused 10

portfolio when the President refused 10
reinforce For sumter
General Cuss was aiF1 az one time
minister to France. and while h. was Ia
Paris his daughter Matilda married
Henry Ledyard. ihln secretary Of the
American legation. This was nearly
slNiy years ago. Mr Le1yard was a
lawyer and came " disrngushed stock.
Ills mother. who was a Miss Living
suou. was the daughter Of the late jus
ticc Brockh0lst Livingston, Of the SUI
prcme court VI The uMtcd States. who
was a sun ~ william LlNlugfi1u, suv-
crnor OF New Jersey IN iho Revolution
AIRY war Hcury iedynrd, who died
some years ago. was q New Yorker By
birth. but resided after his marriage at
Newport, u. l.. whore the LedySrd. st,ll
haze place. Her daughter, Mrs. Spen-
Ger Ledynrd. lived wth her abroad. She
leaves three other children, Mrs. Fran
ch W. Goddard VI Colorado springs;
Horny u. Ledyprd. of the law nrm uf
Garter and fedyafd.
Mrs fody1rd was sister or the late
Lewis Cass. cx-miuister to Rome. She
viii probably be buried az Newport.
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Cincinnati O.. Nov is-Tho annual
report NJ Secretary Murray. vt the Pork
Packers and Provision Dealers uHsl-
Station, shows that during the past
year the business was enlarged In Cin-
clnnnti There were $4,000 hogs Killed
in 1888 nH against 5000 900 In isg1. 49,
10000 pounds NJ meat were shipped
from Cincinnati In isgs. and 10000 900
IN ise5, Tho old officers were rc-oicct-
81 by the organization. ~. II. Meyer
10 president.
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German sa,snt by . Liiti. Huse Escape.
rurkish uriHsud..

rs-n. Nov. Advlccs have iusi
A.. received ln This city from Van.
90 turkey. giving "details - the
,,,Da ss1upe OF Or htisk. he well
$50 German atyuui. rom brig tnJa.
h. IN Or blhmtn. formerly ut
Isr Hopkins uulvsrfity. htltim1tr,
iIb.sf engaged recently boo the etst
y y.ffth Or aniig1,d'H. especially if-
s-rirs and Hclatl' Nc Information.
b. Hf'ak uis lm1uHhei, arl nrod ~.
T. b. the rih1fiu. Aud aithlush Higif-
Il s.lnled. f1Igued death uri no 49,
asa naff serious harm. tn outlaws
~. Nil1Hffn n nusHtln PtHht. a so-
,as- Kurdah chief. whl several
trst hia hrpr impnrunri Ani hln-
Hs.d. bod aul ihia year haa returned
al sr.nFihcned himself against she
grfrmfnt au weil a. The people. TIL.
t..s~ 4 tfuycilnE under che special
patHraes n ihr German emperor a u
ssthf guest NJ shr sultan. Captain III.
BE- .hs inHlnh e0fuul az Van. has
tao SAUNA i1 hr uE she attack up
% b. niigk before he sultan.
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Carnegie Apologies.

New York. Nov, is,-Andrew Carnc.
gle, FOR whom "a warrant was recently
isued on the charge " failing 20 res
pond 10 a jury notice has avoided ar
rest by appearing before Special Com
missioner " Jurors Gray and submit.
tlng 10 the usual examination. express
lug an APOLOGY Tor the failure 10 regard
the commissioners summons.
Mr. Carnegie explained that he had
no wish % cyade any ~ the duties OF
a citizen. but az the time the suhpoenne
was served ON him he had just returned
from Europe ana was on the point NJ
departing Tor Pittsburg where he had
engaged 10 deliver several lectures.
AIR. Carnegie was asked whether he
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AMrnIcAN INNoNArInN.
Passengers On . havana street Car mr..
Held uP by Men with H.,oly.r..

Havana, Nov n. Va Key West. Fla
Nov. h.--At midnight hN night a ar
on the line running from this city h.
Jesus del Monte. q suburb, was held IN
by gang VI robbers, close a. the Chris.
tina, 10 the station. Every PASSENGER
10 ihe car Nna forced 20 throw az IN
valuNblea.
The place whore the robbery took
place was dark ana deserted spot and
well chosen Tor the crime. as no pDilcg
wcrr on duty there