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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
THE TRIBU N E.

Sandy Hos May 70 $50 m-wnl south Ugh,
breeze cloudy.
Steamer James TurpIo din. Watson F"rnandina-
steamer Flnan,e sukcrorth. col,n-Pannma Railroad
steamer Henry pumo, lv,-, Bang Cages Jacmcl
steamer Forsland Cpr cha:mer> Hamburg Barber &
steamer Pearlmoor CBrp. sanierscn Antwerp Simpson
steamer Hesperia G,r Coveriey. Mediterranean ports
steamer Huron (Br. Clark. Hamburg simpson. Spence
steamer (Nor,. Iamr~ Port Antonio-American
steamer st Oswald BD Curtis. Dunkrk Simpson
F steamer John Enr. Portland oratio Hall
Richmond Hitler. Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer Herman winter Nickerson. Boston-H F pi-
steamer Eko Warren. Philade.phia-wil!am Clyde
steamer jamestown. Boaz Norfolk and Newport News
Bark Achnashis (Br, Pastu.l shanghai-Gust Heye
SAILED
steamers Asqndun for Charleston N and pa
Tyrian ORR. St Thomas cutie OBJ. Liverpool; America
Bernuda oldenburs Ger Bremen. Richmond Norfolk
and Newport News; starlight er Rotterdam; Isria
FeTnandna City d Macon. savannah Jamestown. Nor
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool May 2-Arrived steamer cOrean Obj. Stew
bristol May i2--Arrived steamer Boston City CBo.
Barclay New-York.
Manchester May lI--Arr!ved. steamer F1axman (Br).
Brown New-York
Avonmouth. May l2-Arrivsd steamer Powhatan (Br,.
Harnden. NswsYort.
Portland Eng May l2-sailsd steamer strahsyis (Br.
Jones from Hamburg for New-York.
Glasgow. May li-Arived. steamer Anchora DID, Will
SON. New-York
Sicily May I2-Passed steamers Brcmerhaven Dutch
Mime New-York for Antwerp. Mobile tBo. Layiand.
New York for London.
Queenstown. May l2-Saled. steamer Germanic (Br)
Mex nstry from Liverpool FOR New York
Prawle Point. May i2-Passed steamers Georgian tr,
Parker New York for London; Morava Ger. Wit New
YORK fo rrhurg: Rotterdam Dutch). voege. Newborn
for Rottsrdau % .AifuGNl
swineml..'.. May s.-Artved. steamers Standard
Ger Schlemck Marcus Hook; 9th. Hispane Ger.
HAMBURG May e--saiied steamer Cheruskia ,ier).
Schlaefke New-York .
bremen May i2-ArrIved steamer Havel GER. Chris-
t0GsrA NsW-Yoyk, Wa Plymouth aud ChsrbourG. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
PEEKSKILI.

The town OF Cortland has oooo suit. On
December { 1875 james Clark. ~ Croton -IIud-
son. while walking IN BrOOk-st fell into ravine
from which injury lie died the next day. Tho ex-
ecutors sued tho town for 5000 alleging ncgli-
gence the part q the Highway Commissioners
for not putting up rail along the ravine. The
case was tried before Justice Smith and Il fury M
White Plains. After the plaintiffs had finished
their side OF The case. motion for non-sult was
made the per, OF the town. and was lraufed
The Board % Trustees Will hold special meeting
tonight and consider the franchise asked for by
the PeckskiN Traction Company.
The rate OF the tax levy Will he e4A cont. 81, s1nD
vlOusy stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
MOUNT VERNON

The Political Equality Club is arranging for a
meeting at the Chester Hi Club house the
ing OF Saturday May o. to be addressed by Mrs
Mary E. Craigte. Of brooklyn. who will present the
subject Women and War"
The Choir Gul o. Trinity Episcopal Church Will
give reception in the parish house on the night Of
THURSDAY May lS. An entertainment consisting Of
instrumental and vocal music. followed by refresh
ments has been arranged.
The Common Council has received petition from
the section OF sociology OF the Westchester
Womans Club asking for the adoption or a curfew
ordinance require children less than fifteen years
old to be their homes before o'clock p. In the
summer and o'clock in the winter The Aldermen
have taken the petition under Amusement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
SHOPLTFTER AN OPIIA HEND.

SENTENCE SUSPENDED ON HER, AZ SHE Is SAID
TO HAVE ONLY A SHORT TINE TO LIVE
Mrs. Emma Foote respectable looking woman,
pleaded Guilty yesterday to petit larceny, In the
Court Of General Sessions. before Judge Ncwhurger.
Upon the recommendation OF Bellevue Hospital
doctors that she had only short time TO live.
Judge Newhurger suspended sentence
Mrs Foote stole yards % silk IN a Broad
way store on April Il. She Is opium hend and so
weak that she in Bellevue Hospital from the
slc is SO far gone that sne has only short time
70 live The was IN a hysterical state yes
tcrlay crying bitterly when spoken to Ky tho
Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE BROVy

The Board of Public improvements for rha
Bronx held It's meeting yesterday in the MunicinaI
Building at One-hundred and -seventy-thirds ana
Third-avc. President Louis r. Haffen in the chair
In the matter Of the assessment for the widening
Of One-hundred- and thirty eighth-st from Madi
son-ave. bridge TO Third-aVe., II was decided 70
levy one-haif Of the assessment on the CITY For n
public park at One-hundred- and az
and ad,; Mot,aye II was decided levy entire
amount on inc city The paving and sewering Of
a. NUMBER or streets wero recommended to tho Mu.
nicpal Council for It's Approval '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
ST. GEORGES TRADE SCHOOL.

The exhibition OF the work done by tho boys Of
ST. Georges Evening Trade School closes to-
night. Those who are DESTROYS OF inspecting tho
many useful and beautiful things made by the pu-
pills OF the institution should visit the school this
evening between 80 and o'clock. Tickets Of ad-
mission may he obtained from Arthur A. Hamer-
schlag, the superintendent.
Tn" school Is maintained IN conjunction with St
Georges Church trad. school for the parish
toner's Of the church 1t j. at No 80 East Elcv-
enth-st The commencement exercises OF the
school will be held on Wednesday evening May 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
RICHMOND BOROTGH NEWS

The members Of the Staten Island Boat Club nro
complaining that they have been deprived Of their
lighthouse through the action OF the owner /
Lbcrhard Ftbcr. IN leasing 1t without giving notice
20 them. II !r understood that the cricket cIuh
mas engaged the house The boat club has been
told to
burglars broke into the house Of Mrs J II Price
~ EichTnOnd-avc.. Port Richmond on Wednesday
night. and stole JcTelry valued at $50 The family
was absent from home ''
About thirty OF tho local recruits went N Man
haitian yesterday for medical examination ;Tbny
will 80 to Camp Black to-day II they pass fhe
physicians. $3.50 Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
BRAKEMAN CRI SHED UNDER AZ ryGJvr

Kingston. n Y. May ~ (SpcciaD-R f.. McGeo
Il brakeman on the West Shore Railway living at
New-Durham. caught his foot In a frog N tho
broadway crossing this morning and was thrown
under the tank wheels Of the engine and had his
left leg crushed so badly as to make amputation
necessary He writhcd in agony while the heavy
engine was raised from his body. His recovery IL
lpDel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
A BOARDING-HOUSE BURNED.
ONE PERSON KILLED AND DOZEN INJURED IN
CHICAGO FIRE.

Chicago May 12-One person burned 10 death,
one fatally injured. md dozen others more or
less seriously hurt. the results Of boarding
house fire at No % la Sare-ave. to-day.
John ConneN 4 clerk found on the third
floor burned 10 death.
Royce Collins. O clerk burned abou; the
head. chest and limbs and r,c"iyed probably fatal
injuries
The severely injured
Walter Pike. Of Wav-rly. Kan. back injured by
jumping from third-story window.
DR. J. W. Cox. OF Texas. back bruised and spine
injured by jumping from th-i-story window.
: NJ Reed face and hands burned
Mrs. ;. NJ Reed face and hands burned.
Dr W. VI Graham. Of Lowell WIS. face and
hands burned
Mrs Leonore Noel. OF Grand Rapids Mich. pros
trated by nervous shock. condition serious.
A number Of others were slightly injured and
several had narrow escapes from suroca;ion
The fire originated in the basement. md Is
thought 10 have been caused by oiled rags lcf;
there by painters. The property loss small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
&. A. r. MEN HONOR CAPrAIy rNALLy

F. u Morgan Post No. 80 OF the Grand Army nj,
the Republic presented 10 their commander. Can
tain Vi. McNally, last evening a magnificent chased
and engraved gold Grand Army badge set with nva
diamonds. one gem for each year he has served
az tho post commander. The presentation wae
made at Captain McNallys home No II Fast
Eighty scvenh-st.. In the presence OF a large NUN
Der Of military guests and several officers ~ ~.
Manhattan Elevated Railroad COMPANY ~ whinb
Captain McNaiiy has been master mechanic for the
lagt eighteen years. '' '''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
EW-ROCHELLE

The Village Trustees are considering appl,oa,,ops
sor franchises from two telephone and messengev
companies Tho first. from De Veau & CO was
made last week Mr.. De veau, who is a rosIdcn,
OF New-hochee. constructed the present local sys-
.e" "a mount vernon In return for a franchise
he offers to the village police system and
30Ter rates than are now given by the New-york
~~SS~~"v ~"opanS george w. Sutton. also OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

New Rochelle, made application ON Wednesday
night He offers TO limit tho price 10 &5 a year
for home telephones and S4S for business Telephones
and the use OF the subways for the police and
fire wires free Of charge Both applications are 10
he considered at a special meeting on Wednesday.
May o. ,,,.-
The rev John A. Kellner. pastor OF ST Gabrlers
Roman Catholic Church. has purchased large
American nag. The emblem nov waves over the
roctory. Another large nag has been raised NJ the
Hucucnot Memorial Church. IN Pelham Manor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
NOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Dock Commissioners meeting. =. IN.
Public Education conference. Berkeley Lyceum.
2:30 p. m.
DISARMAMENT OF 18Th Regiment. armory. Brook
Ign
Genealogical and Biographical Society No 23
West Fifty -cighih-st.. SO -.
Electrical Exhibition. Madison square Garden.
International Health Exposition. Grand Central
Palace
Manhattan Liberal club No 20 East Fifteenth
Al 3 d m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
COAL BREAKER BURNED NEAR SCRANTON.

Scranton. May l2.-The Riverside breaker. oper-
ated by the ontario ana Western Railroad. between
Peckville and Archibald. burned late last night.
together with the Cul:a wat1ery and all other
buildings except the boiler horse The breaker
5000. partly insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
POCANTICO HILLS

There will be musical and buresque given by
the young women OF Pocantico Hills under tha
management OF Mrs. F. a. Fston for the benefit %
the Lyceum on Wednesday evening next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

a,e '5'a1 YAM der " Zee Sailed AM
'Jaa% daiS' aTAc steamer E,trca. Bo,
CON- M ior saans As Nor, Hate
berg New York Tor singapore. .. n
Naples May IL Arriyei steamer Kaiser wi;h him "
Ger l,egemann. New York. and procseded fr usnoa
Genoa. May l2-sailed steamer Vera 'Ger)' N'0"'
rernambuco. May ic-saiied. steamer Newton OBJ
Colon. May li-Arrvei. steamer Advance. PhiNip~
New York
NOTICES To MARINERS.
BOSTON HARBoR.
follows he made in the aids to nayisaton In s Ss
INbor Boston nNiar, L.sn. WI DC Sil be Dis
co: tnued south Centurion Buoy No 2 red fi.i
5Ssn FS,' sh ,s D Tsn noaSsThe following named
buoys VIII be established Deer Island Gas Buoy BLACK
Ine l.ana hsShoas ani COO feet from -
contour. Deer Island Buoy. black fsiIeass can and
Go feet from the "a FOOT contour The positions
OF these baoss WI be gwen later and Fog Signals
Atlantic Gulf Coasts 1871 pages - asd ss ana
i iSS aS second dis Lighthouse District 1877 pages H. -
and As u,
KEY WEST MAIN SHIP CHANNEL RANGE ILoHTs.
Notice is given that April 80 1895 two naec TN
lights were established mark range line Tor inc ,ns
Ship Channel Key Yves, Harbor as roow VS. rssr
rom lantern on white pyradsl framewoE a,r 0s ay
the nshore end q the eausewa' Kew IVES, island;
Sr near me sht is shown asa above the waite,
lantern small White a"WGSr ar on at Key
about "a nautical mile degrees ~ line cuts tie
han shin Channel Entrance Bar and passes about
midway between Western Triangle Buoy NO anu '
e'H nF nocs sess the Of Light; and Fog ssns
Atlantic and Gulf coss1. Ss pups seventh Lighthouse
~ order OF the Lsh'AG SsEp bsfsS " MNAIa
1885,. c0mwsdess. Vn9se t!Asss NnfSf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

We advertise suits at SIS. to $3S,
overcoats at SIS to $50 and it's not
fair to you nor to us. If your chest
measures under IS inches you can
find here good suits at SD, good
overcoats at $40; and our young
mems clothes have that daring quail
ty Of fashion that older men will
rarely venture on.
Everything men and young men
wear.
Boys
It's our wish to be known as the
house to which one comes for the
very best in boys clothing-not the
cheapest.
Everything boys wear.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
Prince and broadway.
Warren and U.nalway
Thirty second and broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
CANADIAN TROOPS FOR TIE YUKON.

Vancouver. Il. C.. May 1.-Two hundred Cana
dian troops hnve arrived here their way TO
Alaska. 20 assist tho mounted police IN protectiug
the Yukon country. They VIII leave Saturday by
WY Of The Stickcen RlNer route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise ~ Sunset Moons age p
HIGH WATER TO DAY
Al Sandy Hook ! 10 GOV Island A. He'll Gate ~
M-ganiy Hook = 10 GOV Island ~ Hell 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
BLIND SCHOLARS GIVE AN EXHIBITION.

The annual public exercises and exhibition of the
scholars OF the New-York Institute for the Blind.
at Ninth-ave and Thirty -fourth-st., was given at
Ahs institute last night About seven hundred Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

One Of the prettiest and most timely
Of publications. 1t will enable the
possessor to follow the battles Of the
country at sea with foil understand
ing Of the subject
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TO-DAY.
Neesel. For. Line. Mails close Vessel sails
Henry Dumpis. Hayti. Dumos .... loO a IN 100 IN
Seminole" Charlcst'a. '1ydr- 300
SATt RDAY. MAY H.
Tourine iatIc. French. ........ $50 IN $50 "A m
EfrLria Liverpool. 'unard ......... $50 a m
Rotterdam Rotterdam Holl 500 a IN II 80 A m
Ems etc. y q Lloyd ....-..... a m
Turncs,ia ola gov. Anch 10 op 100 III
Norge chr stiar-tnd. Thr g,aa II 90 1880 o m
Pennsylvania. Hamburg. Hnmb Amer. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO DA Y.

TO-DAY.
From
Coierdge. Lucia. MAY H.. .famport Holt
Krnsue ruhampton April 30. Rcd star
I1,siu1ken. ......H 'tteriam. April 26............-
CAM min rip"l VI f .tunarf
August. Victoria. Hamburg. Ma, .Hanih Amer
~ aInirte. New ORLEANS May S........ Morgan
SATURDAY. MAY a.
Jersey Cty......swans.a April 30 Bristol city
annah. May Savannah
Colon. May 7............... Panama
SUNDAY MAY 10
Ia. Gacogne flavre May French
Aartelo..........Iul May i.................Wllson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

OF the countries and islands OF interest in the
war with Spain viz.
l. colored plate OF sixty national nags.
. doublc-page map OF the world.
D. North America and the United states.
4. Europe. in detail.
> Spain and the neghboring Islands
u. The West Indies at large.
I. Cuba. with detailed plans OF Havana,
showing forts and public buildings.
s. The Philippine Islands. China and Japan;
said TO be the best ever offered to the
public.
q The United States
Each map Is IL by u inches In size. except
the United States. which is Ii by a. All are
up-to-datc and printed in the best style on good
book paper and indexed on the margin Bound
in strong paper cover; size when closed. Il by
II inches No better maps than these are made
In America and separately would cost $500
In the cheapest pocket form.
Obtalnable by newspaper readers in this city
only through The Tribune
Cents q Copy. Postage Paid.
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
TRIBUNE
WAR ATLAS!
SHOWING THE SCENES OF NAVAL
AND MILITARY OPERATIONS.
Three Dollars Worth Of Maps for 25c'
CUBA! THE PHILIPPINES! SPAIN!
Sixth Ave-, 10th to 21st St.

War enclrccs the globe. bringing into prom
lnencc little known countries and almost I'M
heard OF islands and ports. Maps are indis-
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maps The Tribune has made arrangements
with Rand Il McNally. of Chicago, for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
WAR ATLAS

which meets an immediate want II contains
tine colored and ndeXcd maps on large scale
OF the countries and islands Of interest in the
war with Spain. viz:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-31
MONSTER MAN EATER.

Iron hook. he pu. 20 pounds of fresh beef
on IL ard lowered IL over tho side. With
one sweep the shark gathered In the meat.
hook ard all. Two mon went TO jackson s
assistance. ard nbout ~ fec. OF lire were
laid out. Then his sharkship was broug hit
UP with q round turn. A bowline q: the
end Of an inch line was slipped over the
hook line. and as the shark was hauled to.
ward the ship tho bowlire slipped toward
him, until It went over his head. When IL
was around the body, near the tail, the
clip was frightened, and the shark was then
held at both ends
Jackson went over the sbip's side and
landed or the back Of the man cater While
In this Position be passed two inch rope,
attached 90 the steam winch. around the
monsters body. With This arrangement it
was no trick to haul the shark up on deck.
As u came over the rail jackson plunged
q knife into the heart.
As the shark lay on deck his body dila:-
Cd 10 fully four and one half !oes In diam
eier. and his jaws were t,lstended to
width Of three feet In his dying gasps he
gave snap of his ponderous jaws tia.
nearly caCgh, a too irquisitise sailor. His
heart was cut out. ard it beat for 70 min.
utes aftervard- Dr. Dukes put half inch
board IL the monsters mouth to keen his
jaws open, but the Jaws came together.
and the board was snapped In twain Ike
pipesscn@
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-31
Those harrison Girls Arain.

Berlin. March 3l.-John Il. jackson,
secretary of the United States embassy.
representing United States Ambassador
White. who is sick, has r.ade repre-
sensations at the foreign office in behalf
OF Miss Iona harrison. of the Barrison
sisters, whose expulsion from Germany
has been requested as "a VIGOROUSLY
obnoxious person" Miss harrison asked
Tor the intervention of the foreign Of
flee, and the latter assured jackson
that If Miss Barrison kept within the
legal limits her public appearance would
not be forbidden. The Cologne Gazette
ridicuied the proposed expulsion of
Miss Barriscn as being "a grave injus-
lice"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-31
MONSTER MAN EATER.
Capture Of Giant Shark In La iibcriad
Ifaroor.

Ifarjor.
DIR. Charles a. Dukes surgeon Of the
Pacific mail steamship Acapulco, exhibits
rs scientific specimen the head of u man
eating shark recently captured in the bar
Dor Of la Libertad. The jaw is moro than
n foot In diameter and about . inches in
height and contains by actual count 2aS
tocth. There are six rows of worries, and
when the shark was pulled UP on the deck
uf the Acapulco they were revolving like
circular saws. They ara symmetgically
set and aro sharp rs razcr's edge.
Sharks Of the man eating species have
infested the waters Of Saivadoran ports
since time immemorial. Perhaps it's be-
cause of the frcquon; revolutions lin that
republic and tina. u man or two is served
for breakfast nearly every morning that
these waters are so attractive to tho hun
cry monsters Tho attention Of those on
the Acapulco was first drawn to this Far
ticular shark when tire refuse from a
ball which had been killed that day was
thrown overheard. The nest moment the
ugly head Of q black shark bobbcd above
thcwaters. Ono snap, and tho entrails dis
appeared. Another snap, and the bulls
head went out Of sight into the capacious
nav Of the man cater.
Fireman jackson resolved to put an end
to this enjoyment, and, getting a strong
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-31
CAUGHT BY CHILKK9S.
Thrilling Story of a Veteran
Klondikc Prospector.
RESCUED ri An ISDrAS MAIDEN.
Isn5 Nights q Cruel Torture Romantic
Warning Of Impending Doom aad Sue.
esssfri Dash Tor Liberty-A Heroine
Among n Tribe Of SAyages.

II rrospcctcd the Yukon country ten
years ago. said veteran Arthur Jordan
60 tho 81. Louis bo-Dci1ucrat. my
sole companion was friendly Cbi,l:at In.
dian nsfnod Sc,ta. BY the sunnor of 1855
We had come rs far south ~ tho SkeeBa
river. The Chilklt Indians at the time
were In an uprising against the white
hunters. bot ! knew nothing abont it.
One fine afternoon Secta and rode into
bsausilul valley that my between two tall
mountain peaks. was admiring tho
scenery. rs nature vas there displayed in
oil her ragged and primitive beauty. Sud-
denly ScOtI, whose Indian mind was keen
and alert, called my attention 10 the fact
that We were nearing u Chilkat Indian
village. l was congratula:inc myself on
this fact, rs 'yas glad 70 rcich even all
Indian village after three years spent with
only my Indian cpn'panion in the noun
tnins and plains TO the north was con-
temrlating friendly greeting at the viii
lagc ~ an Indian dog parked sayngely at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-31
Adminis,rst or's Sos.cs


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r,s s-fsrsisr~s hsxi-s ss~r sotcs-sf ~
~'.suso q " ne es'sfs - Nels JsAn-o-. lie a
the snr-sy ~ svsk tsisr-. $50 - ! mos
dsssassa. hsr~hy sivcs notics .hAi 81 s!ll a.
p~sr bcforc tie ec-nty eca,t % h-~t isls-<
s s., t..s =. . ss'1 fs 4. =. ,~ ,. N 3,
the erot aondsy IN May nest, 81 Which tr.s
oil persons having elaine AGAINST sa'd eststs srs
nctid~1 and rcai-sssd b. stteri. for Ne pspos,
~ having the Sane Minrfsi.
Al pcf-ons i-desied - said ssssf~ CIV rsQuOt
% 70 nahs irmsiiats paynsus N Ne undss
.isrcA.
Dated this ii,h s,y n Narch A. n. tss.
Rafrrs N. Jasx-.S. Admlni-tratrr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-31
Adnin;strator's Notice.

oStais os Marie NJ lnmlisr, deceased
rhs undersigned hssns es.h ss,outes sd
mfns~ersor % - tsfats % auie KEN.
maiss. late % Ire eoaoty % kycx fs.sru.
ssanD 81 ni'ro's. deceased. k.rcsJ sises rss;ie,
Inst - viii appear essaes TIE eornty ersys q,
Nces fslaaf county. Al The ofice Of the ciess II
ss,d eprss, IN "a. eity % hcck leland, q ~.
MsS tssm, cn the srst sons-y 70 VA,
newt o. ~aleh tf-ar III ge-s-ae h<siry el-s,,s
ssSfns' -ais estate err not,fet sat re3aessed r.
eftcnd frr N. sntyc.- % haviEx 70. -.sse a
jsseiA an p~r.su. rs-t'ce n --ls ss.sH are So
yussssi - usas ims.a.sse psynsst tn ire %
asN1snsd.
Dated tsis IN isy ~ march, a. n. les
Arsusr Gsnra, hdrninissrsior.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-31
Russian Press Is Jubilsnf.
ELL FOR IRELAND REJECTED,
Her Land Laws BETTER for the Tenant Than
ANY Others in the World.

London, March S1.-The house of COM
mons yesterday, by a vote of 2I3 to 1sS,
rejected the bill introduced by Flavin,
Gnti-Parnellite member for North Ker-
~. to amend the land laws of Ireland
in favor of the tenants, and including
the restoration of the evicted tenants.
The chief secretary for Ireland, Gerald
Balfour. opposed the measure, pointing
out that the Irish land laws are now
more favorable to the tenant than are
the laws in any country in the world,
giving figures to show that under the
existing law the evicted tenants are
making good progress.