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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
CAPTAIN sTGsBEEs DOG PEGGY"
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago TrIbune.
When Captain Sigshce left the deck OF the Maine
that terrible night In Havana Harbor he was
followed over the side OF the vessel by four
footed friend and companion. Peggy" a Scotch
terrier. Nobody paid any attention TO Peggy under
the perilous circumstances but when the captains
gig pulled away from the side Of the dismem bered
battle-ship Peggy was cured up comfortably In the
stern pile Of cushions. Subsequently the III tie
terrier made the journey 10 Key West on the relief
boat ovette. and the officers and men OF the
Maine who are at Key West value their faithful
little friend more than Peggy is In clover
among the guests Of the leading hotel In Key West
where ths surviving officers OF the Maine quar-
tered. and on account OF the romance connected
with the little terrier abe u = special pet among
the ladies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
HARLEM WHEELnEN'S STATE vEET.

Buffalo March 6-Walter s. Jenkins Chief Con
sui of me New-York State Division L. A. w. has
requested the Associated Press announce that tho
application Of the Harlem Wheelmen be per-
rnitted TO run the New-York State Division meet
has been received and acted upon by the Executive
Committee which awarded the meet to them Inc
date and place for holding the meet were not men
toned In the application. From another source II
Is learned that the meet Will probably he heId on
berkeley Field June IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
CHANCE ~ FOOTBALL SCHEDrLB
YALE TO PLAY PRINCETON on NovExsEs ..
AND HARVARD WEEK LATER

New Haven. March 5-The biz colleges hay. MA.
a departure In the making Of schedule for "A.
football games Of next autumn In that the po,,.,
Of playing tho Yale-Princeton game after the Y.i.
Harvard game has been abandoned The I'm,
game between Yale and Princeton will be playsI
ut Princeton November 70. and tho Hsrv.,s
game will take place In NewHaven on the 18Th a
the same month
This will be the first time in the history OF soo.
ball that Yale has played Princeton AZ Prncstos
The annual game OF baseball between the sors<
mores q nd the freshmen OF Yale will not be ulssI
this year. the faculty has prohibited f. or 49,
count Of the noise and demonstration tina, fojlo.
Il. Tho faculty will. however. state that this acts
is not a punishment. but only the doing away va
the custom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06

Washington. March (SpeciaD.-The House APP
propriations Committee will take up the Deficiency
bill next Monday. II will probably be under
sderation the entire week and will be reported.
IL liz expected. either at the close OF the week
the beginning of the following week. That COM
mittee has been exceedingly dlligent and indus
trous this session. and has accomplished more
than any OF It's predecessors In the same space Of
time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
CLEUENCY NOT ASKED FOR BILLINGS
COUNSEL. FOR THE PAY DIRECTOR WORKING To
HAVE HIS CONVICTION REVERSED

Washington. March 5-The case OF Pay Director
Billings. convicted by court-rnartial of fasehood
is still pending before the Navy Department. and
Secretary Long has been hearing daily arguments
by counsel In the There is foundation
for the report that clemency has been sought for
the accused man. nor is II true that he has been
ordered before Retiring Board the best sou-
ton or the on the contrary. the efforts OF
counsel been 10 establish the fact that there
was actually wilful nor even conscious false
hood perpetrated. and this. with the production
OF the excellent war record OF Pay Director Bill
ings, Is relied upon TO induce the Secretary to
verse the decision Of the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
DTTTES on DITCH STGtPS REVISED

Washington March 5.--The Treasury Department
has issued circular revising the rates OF duty here
after 10 be charged on sugar imported from the
Netherlands The new rates are given as follows:
On raw sugar produced from beet roots l. rs forms
per 100 kilogrammes. sugar refined from beet
root sugar, 2.l2 forms per 100 kilOgrammes
Under the original circular of September % last
the estimated at 25O forms Der 100 kilo-
grammes on raw beet sugar and 81 on refined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
A PAYMENT FOR KANSAS P4CIFJC

Washington. March b-In answer to inquiries on
the subject, II is officially ed that the frst
payment Of 81 coc 600 account Of the sale Of the
Government interest in the Kansas Pacific Rail-
road was made during the present week The re-
naming s. 10000 will be paid In four equal install
nents in thirty. forty. fifty and sixty days from
Of ga February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
VIEW CLASSIFICATION OF TEAS

Washington March b.-The Treasury Department
has issued a circular announcing that all teas arriv-
ing In this country after May l. 1885, will be gov
erned by the standards adopted for the season
beginning May 1898. and ending on April 90
1899, excepting such teas shall have been shipped
prior to March l. 1898. which shall be governed by
the old standards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
NEW FOrRTH-CLASS POSTnASTERS.

Washington. March 5.-Among the fourth-class
postmasters appointed to-day the following:
New -Jersey-New- Sharon. F. P. Wetherill: Plain
Vile. Matte Griggs; South Branch D. w Bow
-York-East Leon J f Fuller: Lyon Falls
c. NJ Waters: Wayne Clifford Royce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06

The sarbaee Is collected every Monday on the
street n Which me D-ns live: One morning little
Helen D proposed discarding for good rag
doll Of which she had grown tired
Il think. mamma" she said that I'll put II out
Tor the garbage man 10 carry off He can take II
TO the garbage woman. and she can fix IL up for
inc little garbage children to play with "tHarpers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
TO CHECK MOyEy-ORDER FRAUDS

Washington March Auditor Castle OF the
Postofnce Department has directed that ali spoiled
money orders To his Office by posmasters be
cancelled Immediately by a perfora,ing stamp bear
ing the word void" This is done to prevent their
possible use by devices resorted 10 by dishonest
person. into whose possession they may come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
BIRD HANDICAP OF GUN CLUR.
ROBERT WEIGH WINS AFTER TIE WITH q n
CHAPLIN

Riverton. N. J.. March 5.-The fifth annual hu>
dred-bird handicap OF the Rlverton Gun Club M
shot of on the grounds OF the club at Taylor,
Station, near here. to-day Robert WEIGH. Of PIN
defphia, finally won after teing with &. ". Chap4n
Of the Carteret Gun Club, Of New-York Only nnI
men paid the 100 entrance fee
Wech. although a resident OF Philadephia sAa
as a member Of the Carteret Gun Club. The ohs
New-Yorkers were Chaplin and - y. Hutchins a.
latter also OF the Carteret Club.
Chaplin and WEIGH divided first and second
moneys, 1856. and Wech won the prize handsome
solid silver table service. Before he snoot.od
Welch and Chaplin agreed TO divide the purse but
shot for the silver service They each missed eley,s
out Of one hundred birds. and the shoo,-o6
WEIGH missed and Chaplin three out Of nhs
hirda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
NAVAL AND ARMY NOTES.
Wa shington. March 8.

sIGSBEE MAY SUCCEED MATTHEwS.-Rear-
Admiral Matthews will relinqush his duties as
Chief Of the Bureau of Yards and Docks on March
Is He will retire In the fall. and probably will he
assigned to duty the Examining or Retiring
Board until that time Captain Sgsbee and Cap
tain Dickns the latter being assistant chief OF the
Bureau Of Navigation. among the Off GERS talked
OF for Admiral Matttewss place in the Bureau OF
Yards and Docks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
NEW-BRITAIN SHOWED UNDER.

The basket-ba team OF the Twenty-th"u -,
branch OF the Y. VI. c. A. defeated team ~. =.
New Britain. Conn. last evening by score OF :" q
& The game was played In Association Han - ~
waa one OF the most interesting contests $50
this season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06

YALE AND COLUMBIA TIE AT HoCKM
At the Clermont- ave skating rink las, evening
tho Yale and Columbia university teams played
tie game at hockey. Neither succeeded In scorno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
STATE INTERCOLLEGIATE MEETING

Utica n Y March 5-A meeting 81 the re~
York State intercollegiate Union was hea s
this afternoon. Colgate. Hamilton. Hooar s.~
Union universities were represenied -, 20 mem.
bership II was decided to hold the snnus' w.
day at Utica Park May n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06

DISCHARGED FROM THE NAVY.-Passed As
sisant Paymaster Edwin II. Webster has been dis
charged from the Navy with one years full pay
He was found unfit for promotion by naval boa I'd
recently and the discharge Is I'm accordance with
an act OF Congress His last service was on the
Castine In South America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06

MILITARY ATTACHE AT RIO.-First Ileuten-
ant j. H. Shipton, LIST Artillery. has been selected
as United States military attache at Rio Janeiro
Brazil. at the request OF Minister Bryan This viii
be the first time the United States 6as ina
a military attache In Brasil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06

EDMUND TArTERSALL DEAD.
London March 6-Edmund TattersalL ne"'
tho horse exchange Arm OF Tattersals' - as"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06

the currency while the fact that before the year
1885 this currency at par with gold Is quoted
as an evidence OF she financial unsoundness Of the
present system.
Possibly the most active incentive 10 the oppo-
sition against the Nationalist or Administrators
party arises from the denial Of free ballot at the
popular elections and the permission TO Govern
ment troops to vote, Notwithstanding the express
prohibition Of the Constitution. 1t is positively as
serted BY competent witnesses throughout the re-
public that soldiers are taken TO the polls by their
officers, and that after thus voting they again vote
In these criticisms OF the Administration by the
Conservatives the Liberals. as a rule. acQuiesce
The latter party however. In the matter OF political
principles differs entirely from either the Nation
aliss the Conservatives. Thus, the Liberals pro-
pose a radical curtaiment Of the power Of the Ma
tional Government as related TO the local affairs OF
the various States or departments According to
their programme based the constitution In force
eminent would have right OF interference In
State affairs except for the collection OF customs
telegraph. Each State would have its own army.
while the troops OF the central Government would
at the request OF one OF the States and even then
with the proviso only that intermediate States
would grant this army the right to cross their
elected by the people. instead OF. now appointed
by the President at Bogota The people would also
vote directly for the President and not for electors
each State having. as result Of the popular cleo,
lions. one vote TO cast for the President said vote
being determined by the majority Of votes cast in
the States Besides these policies in the adminstra
ton OF government. the Liberal party advocates an
ishment and no convict labor-difrering radically
In all these particulars from the platform both Of
the Nationalist and the Conservatives
PROBABLE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS
Judging by the returns as far as they can be as.
certaned the recent elections will be unanimously
in favor OF the Nationalist ticket except possibly
in the Province Of Bogota. where II IL proba BILE
there has been Liberal majority 1t Is probable
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21
Hints About Milking.

Always cu1ine COWS in the stable |
- MIXED
Always milk II the same order an,
IL the same time o. dav.
MIX As rapidly as possible withoa|
Irritating o. worrying the COW.
Before commencing 70 milk, brus,
al loose Dirt from the sides and udde1
az tie COW.
When :: comes / cows turn to q
MIXED. she knows il. and expects y
and wants 70 De MIXED.
Always milk The COW dry before lea'
!ne her. bur 10 not continue strlppnl
after the milk Is Ill drawn.
Il par- u The milk is left at eaci
milking IN rhe udder, nature Will sool
stop providing il. because 1t Is DO
taken
Always milk cow IN the same man
ner, az abouc Che same time and spee'
Any change Will lrritate and tend
excite her
y COW Will not give down" her NIL,
70 4 milSer she hates or is afraid =,
and what she does give Will De oep
cienc u butter IA.
There should always be a frienal
feeling between the COW and the mi'
er, and mixers should not be change
II /, can be avoided.
After arrle manipulation OF 10
reat> and udder. the milk is ready
come down" Then is the time
take i. and 10 not delay.
Ii YOU il>appoiuI her and milk na
an hour ,arer. he chances are that "
viii ger less and poorer milk tnan
you MIXED az the proper time.
The ASr mIlS Drawn from q COW
much richer than The first. Inc 'A'
quart usually contains more than 'ni'
times rs much butter lat as the nrS'
No iehuire rule can be given as
how The reacs should be handleo :,
milking rs cows differ and hands -.
Ter 80 much. bur be sure OF one 'n'D
please the COW 4 possible. :,
Have the stable clean. and nave ~
GOV clean. Or you can't get clean LII" ~
Lime and WhitewaSh for walls ~
posts IS L good thing. Land pias'e'
a good absorbent u the stable.
MINING should Ne done with ci''
dry bands. Wisconsin Farmers 49,
tute Bulleun.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21

Que u ne very ra-e<c u al marine
creatures, he wandering fsh" not *
cepred. $ rhe cru>-aceun known Is The
indigo lobster. During the years 1soo-t
The lobster men x New London. Conn,
caught i've u these wonders. TWO u
them Il the Fisher Island sound. Lob
srers u char variety ara - exceedingly
rare that z = not known that u1ors
than TWO x that kind had ever been
captured before n che history Of The
world. The capture u TWO blue lob
scers ~ The coasr II Maine n lSg4 was
reported. bur Of good authority L s
sad Thar the report was never verified.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21
Seven Centuries of Coal.

Ac->,-,..- e ne nos: authentic his
tory y: - coal trade. las: yt.ar mark.
81 Tie seven auDdrsI,A anniversary o:
lie u>e ri ct>, Is fuel Taking TIE
r.eS: moderate estimate " tie AT
-.Qu:ty ~ man. and CONSIDERING the fac.
-, tie coal wA> always her,. :, ar-
,~a-s caa: va were i ior- -t,-.e n avail
n. ourselves u his rnoS: valuable
ASA. which nature placed 4, our Us
.-,S,L.
Many civilizations tiou-sAe-i and Died
OF. wicAol; - GSe. and < may he said
that - .o;ea-.al.-:,-S as factor - The
p-o--e>> Il mankind were never real
.zt-i fully until the p-cSer. Century. Up
10 Is dawn. aside from ~ w-a-,u..l: o;
tie body AID he >l-okla- .: tc..i. .:t--e
importance vas accache,, % tie suel
question: For -he~e purposes {. Jew
;aco-S u b.!letS - wood sutic,-i. BIZ,
n tie W. discovered III. y -tra IRE
-he>a was i -!aa: 6 thousand tines
more powerful than he tabled ,aoa-
>re-s " antiquity
Then the :u-I question became - a.
49, - --.E
miracles o. H. ages were % = sur
passed GIVE % i nation - / COMM
1:cy abu1tal. :ua, AMI 4 could levy
greater tribute lppa ne RS: y: ,he
world than tad avec heer exacte-, ny
me .rea:-->- c,)nQua-o-s. When IS -oS-
sio.e-ie> we-e realized. an whea mai
aind was ready % take adva1-a-e -
them behold i: was found -e.ltr u
hand stored i the ea-rh 4 lie >1a,-
% coal Tbs has been called 81 az q:
ron an sce=l. II, ,.t-la claim would x
have - hat -, -na-:or we-e = TT 70.
c,-L. Mo-e han gold - IRON - kings,
or princes. % ba--IeS. - -evolu-.o1s.
las Z affected IL -ate ~ mankind. 7:
= ! ao-aale anniversary. lni :: : s---
p-:Sin- -La- -o-e SHOULD Tor have been
made OF .c--P:--sbu-- Tines.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21
Quickly Made Cistcrn.

Have a ciStern that viii supply wafer
81 rainy days at least. This VIII pre-
vent exposure to the storm. Three OAR
rels mounted IN corner OF the pdlH
as shown in the cut viii hold enough
for the stock during all storms 1oF
while the storm lasts the barrels VIII ne
rcplcnished \ pipe from the gutter Is
brought inside the boarding 10 the hist
barrel. and conveyed to any number
OF others IN the manner shown. y lup'
with faucet. is placed below the last
barrel This plan IS great advance
over driving stock out in the rain y
s;.ll better plan. Oh farms where i IS
possible. IS 20 bring the water into the
barn hy pipe from a spring or brook
1t may also he brought into the barn
hy a pipe lail from a nearby Well hav-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21
Poultry and Ducla

y poultry breeder says farmers
feed a hu>hel Of corn to produce
pounds of pork worth p cents v
this huShel would keep a hen A !,
She would lay At least twelve d,
eggs, which. averaging ~ cents \
en. would equal $1.20 and she "
rear a brood oi chickens worth :,
as much mora. making a total Of no
50. Experiments made at Utah
cultural experiment station seen
prove the correctness Of the staten
made IL thu paragraph quoted ali
Another paper says: Forty dozen
will bring more money than a loa
hay, which requires great des
labor 70 produce, and goods
patch Of ground to grow
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21
The Cow Cau'c Kick

y good co--r.va1ee ;oc preventing
: COW FROM kicking : shown II he Il
,;:Sc-a-on- TIE drsc rlne II IS used
upon = COW sae VIII strive 10 LIT one
to-,- AMI chea he other straight up
ward L rapid Succession. u Re same
tine stepping backward until she
cedrh+S ne lel--h u Ter halter After
I sho-- struggle II which she will
neither throw nor >--a.n herself. she
VII eve ~ ant. unless the p-ovo,,a-.on
: great. cannot - induced 70 move 8
tooC while tie strap remains upon her
Tie strap should - =. Or u, inches
wide and TWO teec long. with the TWO
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21

>:e1l Tie Svan.a-,is are supposed L

>:eSl. The Spar!4.-is are supposed 70
.cca>e their bullets Il ricAelei copper
AL .ha, : ue-ce>>ary 70 conveCt one OF
Re mos, humane OF p-oteccileS into the
-ln>- SivaSely destructive missile ever
devised: ~ nan IS 70 lie ~ cut away
par u The hardened casing covering
TIE 1oiu, u the bullet The so. lead.
,hu> exposed. viii spread ,he second j,
strikes anything. and On The body q:
! man will make hole a. BIZ as &
football. British troops .. Chit-u
Used bullets % his description N one
occasion and he set G-sw down upon
them the condemnation .! military
.Ile1 y their own and other nations.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21

Gov Gen. Rivera uaGe peace WITH
A-u-nAl!Q ard betrayed llu. Tie
rebel chief Iet- Tia Stands - return
squadron md - a-I-u -lke rs piLe4
a. che head Z -he army II REVOLUTION
which Wis Waiting TOR 1.I. From
Singapore 20 Hong Kong A-u-cAio
travelled II disguise AM vas assisted
On hls mission ~ Spencer Prar-- tie
American consul general 1t Singapore.
A-uinLlo VIII y / powerful help 70
the United States n the maxim. u ORR
entail history that VIII % IN n The Phil
.ppines s0r some -iIe n The near IL
.urs- Tie 1a-.n- Malay LIS pledged
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21

\, when you - "a bed at night AZ tee,
II seems 81 easy II get UP ~ five.
You ara 80 wide awake and active then,
And every nerve and fiber Is alive.
But. q. when I've o'clock u. II. has come
How different the undertaking seems.
u 1ru, resolve il takes q maximum
To -ar you sepa rated from your dreams
The birds are chirping uois!,y outside,
The morning sunshine through the win
dow streams;
You're sorry now to throw the shutters
wide.
And Q. how iowuy and how soft you.
mattress seems
Cppn youc pillow i-owsily you turn.
T. shield ygur YES from the awakening
N-h,.
50. one more hocr q lethal resr you
yearr.
Although you've slunbe-e-i sveer,y a..
,he ui-a:.
Your eyelits ar = heavy TIA, they fall
Whether y3u axe / sleepy look around
You 60 NOT want = wake yourself - al,
or you would leave the mattress a. 1
bound
You struggle tesbly with your consciencs
then.
TIL. overcome by syesp, yo1 cease 70
An3 YET. when you az going 70 bed g,
!: sens : s4sy % -, Up a, Eve.
-Tvrhs- -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21
For Handling Big Stones,

Where 8 field. .. other Land, Is to
cleared u large stones. much lift
can - saved ~ employing such
vice as ! shown in the ACCOMPANY
illustration. The working Of which {
- Seen 8, glance. The back part
the framework = foored over and
this & number -: big stones can
swung BY the aid Of the tackle
falls" before driving of the field
dump The stones. Such frameNo
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21

Ing 4 pump n The barn. The comfort
and tie saving Of time and labor by
having a supply Of water thus always
On hand can only he appreciated by an
experience With this conven!ence.-
New York Tribune.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21

himself TO maintain order. prevent mas
sacre and In other ways assist the Uni
ted States In putting things to rights In
the philippines.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21

r. DANISH Scientific Society Has pu.
ls.de 100000 CROWNS te- al expedition
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lr-ee1lanG
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21

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