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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-04-15
PROBATE COURT OF THE TowN OF JOHNSTON,
April Is, 1S9S.
Estate of Catherine III, ColwelI

Request in writing is made by Harley Col
well, husband of Catherine III. Colwell, late
of said Johnston, deceased intestate, that
Harley COlwell, of said Johnston, or some
other suitable person, may be appointed Ad-
ministratOr of the estate of said deceased; :;
and said request is received and referred TO
the thirtieth day of April, lS9S, ut o'clock, a,
m. at the Probate Court Room, in said John
stOn for consideration; and il Is ordered that
notice thereof be published for fourteen days
once week, in the Olneyville Times,
JOSEPH COUGH, Clerk.
015Cr
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-04-15
PROBATE COURT Of THE TowN OF JOHNSTON,
April s, lS9S.
Estate of John G. Atkinson

Request in writing is made by the widow Of
john u. Atkinson, late of said Johnston, deceased
intestate, that FannieG Atkinson of said Johnston
or some other suitable person may be appointed
Administrative OF the estate Cf said deCeaSei and
SAID request is received, and referred 10 the 26h
day OF April lS9S, at o'clock, a. m, at Il e
Probate Court Room, in said Johnston for
consideration; and it is ordered that notice Their
eof be published for fourteen days once a
week. in the Olneyyille Times.
as st Joseph GoUGH Clerk
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-04-15

Educate Your Bowels With Cascareus.
Candy C1thartic, cur constipation forever.
lOc. 25c. If G. c. fail. druggists refund money.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-04-15
Town OF Johnston Legal Notices.
Estate of Anna yYhipple.

PROBATE COURT OF THE Town OF JOHNSTON.
April s, 1sss.
Estate of Anna Whipple
An instrument in writing, purporting 10 be the
last VIII and Testament of Anna Whipple, late OF
SAID Johnston. deceased, is presented for probate
ana tne same Is received and referred TO the 26th
day OF April, 1895. at 9 O'Clock a. m. at the Pro-
bate Court Room, in said Johnston, for cOnsidera-
uon; and II IS ordered that notice thereof be
published for fourteen days, once week, in the
Olneyville Times.
asst JOSEPH COUGH. Clerk.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-04-15
PROBATE COURT OF THE TowN OF JoHxsroS.
Estate of Georce SIncnm.

Estate of George SlOcum.
Request in writing, is made by Ann SlOcum.
guardian OF George SlOcum, Of said Johnston,
asking for leave and authority 10 sell at public
auction, or private sale. the following described
real estate, being an interest in an undivided l.
part OF parts Of lots, 200 and 2Dl Waterman Plat
and the same Is received and referred 10 the Goth
DAY OF April, 1898, at O'Clock a. m, at the
Probate Court Room, in said Johnston, for con-
SlderatlOn; and IL is ordered that notice thereof
be published for fourteen days. once a week, in
the Olneyyille Times.
asst JOSEPH COUGH, Clerk.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-04-15

Marshall II. Starkweather, Administrator
of the estate of Mary Ann simmons, late of
said Johnston, deceased, presents his final
account with the estate of said deceased, for
allowance and requests an order for distri-
received, and referred TO the tenth day of
May, 1885, at o'clock, a. m, at the Probate
Court Room, in said Johnston for cOnSidera-
ton; and it Is ordered that notice thereof be
published for fourteen days, once a week, in
the Olneyville Times.
JOSEPH COUGH, Clerk.
ais ST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
GRIM DEATH TTaE THROTTLE
Passengers Ride Twery Miles Behind cOpse
In The Cab,
~ rerrino speed tho rrain Dashes on
ustil tho Fireman Make. the
Uha.,iy Discovery.

susauchsnnn. Pa. oct. 25.-The night
express train cistblund arrived 40 this
station at midnight last rEhi, she cu-
RInccr Henry Kingsley. N suaaue-
hanna. was found dead la the cab with
biz head badly crushed, After the train
left Blnghamion. "a miles ives, Of here.
tfalnmcn and others noticed that the
engineer failed 90 givo the usual signal
at crossings and at some stations. and
that the train was running at an IN
usually high speed. Fireman Cowcn mo-
ticcd that the whistle was not blown
for thia station and E1ing forward In
the cab found the dad engineer. The
sraln had run at terrific speed. TWEEN
~ miles without an engineer, There
were over 200 passengers on board,
10 ~ supposed that the engineer was
HIT By a water crane az point Just
east u nnghamion. Engineer Kingsley
was one Of the most reliable vEE lesra
on the Erie railrpad. lie leaves a widow
and several chlldrcn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

oyeii.tI TaE Ia Decided To bs Illegal by
the Courts.

Chicago. oct. sb-nlcyclls,s are IN
tercHtcd IN me decision NJ the court In
the appeal Of the city " Chicago
against Orrln G. Collins and $40 other
appeillesH In which n hnda tho wheel
tax fund" ordinance Of chicago 90 be
invalid. The nppcllees iilcd q bill IN tho
circuit court % Cook county "a en-
Join the city from enforcing me ordl-
nance which provides that all vehicles
used upon The streets ~ the city, In
GLIDING those for private use or pleas
ure, should pay an annual license fee
The money collected from this source
was % constitute special FUND for
street Improvement 10 be- known as the
wheel tax fund. The lower court found
In favor OF the wheelmcn and d issued
the writ prayed for ana the supreme
court ainrms this finding In the follow
Ing language'
In This case there IL no express pow
or given the city council 90 Impose this
license Zee and no implied power arises
which gives the right. II has M power
10 levy a tax on mis- manner In no
view u the case has the city power ~
adopt the ordinance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
REVIEW OF PERSUADERS
Uncle Sam Lines Up Some Of His Peaa
makers.
NAVAL PAGEANT on DELAWARE RIVER


Philadelphia. oct 25.-Thc great
peace jubilee is row fairly on. the arc
ot hrce mrIstcr pagoants and nayT.
review on the Delaware river occurrsL
t'lay. The city was crowded wab
pe'T'le and The weather was favurfils
Nine naval vessels were anchored 10
The middle % the stream. equal die
tlaces aglri. and in ail strctchlnx uu
i.r about two miles on tho city frons
INV war vessels remained az nncH. .
uurihg ne demonstration. every one .
them Emly trimmed with buniine fryn
stem 60 stern.
below League Island navy vars a1o
nih.r steam vessels had rsfdezvf,isad
ahd from this pliIt the prSsssriin
moved W. the fivCr past the naehured
n,,t ~ men.1f-war. The Ms-Auley,
WIN Sesnmodgrc josiah 70. Adams OF
the fhimdelphla yacht club. the ofurer
On boafd, led the ncet by the yacht
May with the secretary % tho navy
Ahi party. Then In order came steam
~ win invited guests. members of the
JuiAlee committee. city cyunnllmru. no
mayor and other city officials, I0paI and
NlHlunE hewnpapor men. and foll1wfu.f
th,sc came the long limo OF excursion
The Imposing pageant pasrlnr cha
Walshipa ga the New Jersey Hide 81 ths
river Ahd each man-of- war rs tho NAV
came abreast bclched forth a aaiute Of
~ sun1 In h0tcS Of the secretary of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
MoDrRN SOLOMON.
p"eides Matrimonial Hses-Dead Iicati
tnu thiid h. zach Contestant.

Syracuse, y. v. oct. IA race
across TIM continent between John 3.
NnHburE ana Ma wife. Kate. resulted
today IN compromise decision by -.
" lctlt, the referee appointed 90 adjust
shc difficulty between man unI wife.
u hpl-afH that last spring AR. Voa-
hurg lvcamc angry al hia fathor.ln-
low. J. :, Slausln. the Los Angeles
banker ana lcft his home. taking two
~ ne ihrrr boys with him. lie settled
near hla old home On this state ana a
short cline nFu returned 20 los Angeles
90 make Efforts % Induce his vito 70
i've With him. and away from her
fathers Influence. Mrs. Voaburg took
advantage ~ N0shufEa presence M
California by taking the fr1i tinA Why
her father fur the east with The npnar-
ont purpose Of securing tho two boys.
NnabufE go Wind Hf " departure ana
followed tNrufy-fluf hours later. nrnf
tglrHfuphuF HI relatives 90 take care
81 The boys when Mrs. Nossurr are
rived hHrr she procured "a writ u
haho1H corpus ana ihr boys were pros
ducnd ln court Testimony was pre-
scented un both sides with a view 20
showing whether h. OF she WAS tho
pruprr custodian 81 tho children. The
referee lndH that neither the father nor
mother o. morally bad and gives 10 the
oldest boy 10 the father and youngcnt
30 the mother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

New York. oct. ss-Thc Tribune
says
Railroad officials wcrs unwilling to
falk hr publication about the lalut
traffic decision. saying that they could
not discuss the matter WIKI fun under
HinnanE u an liH bearings until thHy
had an oppoftumy 90 rad The text
~ ihe Supreme courts decision and
JamUH Carter, Who with Minister
Edward J. PHELPS and ex-senator it-
muuda argued the caurr NJ ne Joint
trafiic association before that tribunal
ulfp declined 90 say anything ln add
vance ~ u careful study ~ ths oI.uiun,
the copy ~ which he expects 10 re-
celye within day or -, u N Ecn-
morally thought, however that the ais.
solution Of al the Other existing rall-
way associations Of the country ~
well m the joint triiilc association, u
Inevitable. THE existence ~ these bod
lee has not had the eject ~ pWang
a mop 10 rate cutting and some railroad
men are Inclined 90 think that the
companies viii get along turlY ven
by lnNltutlng again tAr system o.
"geUtleman'a aFfccmeutn' nH sun
nor thu associations. phrfH declare
that Y Will be- absolutely necessary fH
the welfare ~ the roads Tor Congress
10 enact new legislation,
NAfAMNf r. " AlhNIH NNANN NNAN' ~ '..
board OF directors Of the Atchil1n road
Sid:
This decision makes action by cuu-
grcts imperative, az sAe railroad uuH.r
ness clnnof be- conducted To- conf1fmi'
- with the antitrust statue aa eln-
tirued hy the Supreme court
PRECEDENT Fink. % the Norfolk q
Western, saId that he had fully eNpDH-
ID that The Supreme court would de-
cldv against the railroads
"NeyerthrlcHs." h. added. "a below
as ! always have believed. that rate
agreements arr not ln restraint ni
trade. but on thc contrary. they faclll-
tate u, Tho railroads VIII now have
90 shape their organizations 20 NJ the
law"
II IL expected that the board OF con.
trol OF the Joint Traffic Association NsIl
meet within few days ~ take aellph
In lieu o. the courts decision, perhaps
CLEANSING the Joint Traiilc amcndmeif
80 greatly ms 90 make the nHa1cla'lnn
In future nothing more man a ber'au
OF Information.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
N SPORTING CIRCLES.

Tommy Ryan of syracuse met Jack
bonner VI Summithlll Pa 10 q twenty
round bout at the middle weight limit,
before the Greater New York Athletic
rlub iast night ana although the con-
ron went the limit nf twenty rounds.
homer was never iu the nEhi and clear
ly uuiUltHs0d by hls opponent. Ryan
won by very bis mHfglu and showed
himself il hr hy Tar The rlrverer man.
ns VOL jos giving his 0pponet the beneit
III pilplblr ict-up toward the
"A Norwood Mass, yesterday. four
now American bicycle road records
were made. over measured mile by
Prank Our.sh Uf Dorchester, Mass. The
mn was Oh. paced mile, lying start.
which was covered loo lill 10. Ourlsh
neNt made che milo paced, standing
start. ln l.it go. Third record was the
one mile uunar.l H.Ag'Ins START, which
was made lu 1.ll laa With the aid
~ A. VOID. Om.h broke the tandem
mile, paced, STANDING start In 1854
The intercollegiate rllf champion
totiruausnt avail ha played NJ Ardsley-
on-tho- Hudson beginning nmlrrOw and
continuing four days The hrsi two
dsya Atu boz devoted DO th' srhm cham
piiuslhlp and .h. IaH two 90 she indlv-
iduli champI wh.U
Fur tha team champ my eaeh col
lege wlll enter h players uN' ~ the
Individual championship any member
M "a f,ilerr. Nh.th represented by
a foam an nod. tH 40 NhHriN % enter
Vais nov holds the team ehlmpion-
shin and Harvard one individual
iin,Nsarl hone il NIU ihe team hun
ors this year. aud ln paper seems 10
have the strongest team
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
NEEDLE OBJECTIONS.

The Brluah whruhlpa Pailas and Tai
bot, arrived at HallfaN,N. s..today from
bermuda.
Pierre puya de Chavannos, the
French painter. 10 dead. He was born
at Lyons IN 1894.
Gen Chanlnc. French minister OF war.
resigned today In the tribune ~ the
Chamber Of Deputies.
The emperor " CHINA IL bcllc,ei 20
b. afflicted with an lnrurahle Kidney
disease. though 70 lH probable that he
viii llngcr Tor a considerable time.
The Norwegian steamer Cullffansher,
captain Larsen, from New York sept.
gi-h Tor Stockholm. Ia ashore lu a cr.t-
cal position AZ Aarro Gacierch, Nor
way.
g. Joseph. Mo-. WAS visited by the
second HuuNHtorm " the season this
murung The wind blew sale all
uiyht and snow fen 70 the depth Of two
inchDs.
The national association Of wholesale
sadilery dealers began annual conyen-
ton %, Cincinnati today and VIII be In
session Cor three days. All thr states
were represented By over 20 delegates.
Cen Lord WILLIAM Seymour. COM
maulgr OF the troops In British North
America viii return from ottawa, his
visit having ben cut short boy the un-
usual activity IN military and naya!
circles 40 Halifax,
The board OF adjustment OF tho
nr0thcThood ~ Locomotive Engineers IL
90 session IN PHtsburg. sixty members
from au parts 1f the country arr "a
attendance. The proceedings are ~
crcL
u. =. McNlcollH. manager OF the
Bruufwick hutel lu Chicago. committed
suicide today by shooting himself IN the
hpid. Deceased leaves a wife and three
children. Tho cause " The tragedy Is
unknown,
william Hun. OF the Masllllon Fire
Brick company. has secured option on
uil tho leading Dire brick companies of
this country, and they Will soon be- pur-
Oh aaed and operated hy q trust, II Is
claimed that eastern capital amounting
10 $4,000 900 Is behind the scheme.
a a meeting IN Chicago today ~ tho
officials OF thv several roads operating
between Chicago and ~. Paul meas
urrs were adopted Tor removing tho
cnusg OF disturbance az S. Paul and
also 20 secure a strlcter maintenance Of
tarln rates,
The Montreal transportation COM
panys tug james A, Walter, and two
hnrrrs the Hsctor ant klldlnan, from
Charlotte. n. Y, for Kingston vita
coal. sank during a gale On Lake on
tarIl last nlght, one man nnmed La
duke was drowned. Lass, 100000,
Michael Tmlln and .Tailp Ncrgall-
20. tup.fllerB 40 The furuace Of the
youngstown, o., Sized company, were
sun0cated by gas az o'clock last
evening. Both leave famlAss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
RANCE MUST KEEP Off
LIN Bank Of The Nile is for the
Khediye.
,csr,ts tsrtsOtO The BOUNDARIES
o,..,,on. However. Takes " n''t
''' -. Must Accept Mandate
nj, rsLs Consequences

,,, oct %. An interest today y
ouly" b, ,bo Marquis Of sallsouryH
', !, bs Fnshoda corresp0n-
''' aimed IN the publication OF
q ''g ,,,.h blue book on that subject
Y ,,.ratIye newspapers esprcs.
Id. being highly pleased
r. I'M. r,joinder to thefreneh ye''o"
~ ~ a.. same subject They de-
m,, IL dispcls the idea spread ny
u, -, M the French ambassador
p,r,n epcourceLthat the premier .l,ll,.
wlinng to ncgoua'o On ''' "'''
10Y VIZ ,bs liberal and radical c ,ll'.'..
i, 1,rs.der the Marquis OF sa'laDuIg :
<,utude admits u ncsStln,'"nH P''''''
4 friendly ARRANGEMENT ..,. ,,.
5,. .,t'rs press. however scgu'h .ne
." "a ,hs possos.ln u Faahoda com
eitbir the sphere OF discussion
" ~ Iames Gafrtie says THIS aitcI-
ave are prepared to negotiate
n.hr'.i.ghnEal district, but W,
Y .., e,,tfsl m, Nlio bnth banks ana
rN,'.'t..is MIN ~ n1urcc uo the sea.
-,. gi,bs thinks the Marquis of
, .Wstp., has made Il clear that Major
s,..ts1d must quit faHhoda without
t.-s,,i5rr Until that IL done, the
s. thsrc can be 40 discussion ot the
y,seh claims IN Africa.
1 m Globe points out the siEnihcaht
,,euncemcnt In Gen. Kltohencra re-
RI mat be- sent gunboata south to
$50 towards Mcshn.cr- REX, the prin-
,e,i trading center " ilahr-ci.ohnEnl
|,gsnr Win instructions TO establish
,.s..sry 6utpnHtH and that before the
IN. maintenance ~ these stations
II mo moyol. the Globe adds. bring.
,uf n..it'on down 10 an eighth parallel
Il In latitude and the valley OF
nt this moment 10 IN.
II ihc rule VI the khedivc. II would
IN, lrisrsstinr 60 see the effect % this
! Usuan upon the French govern.
'feut
H ~ pan Mall Gazette concludes from
~ publishing of the blueh1ok that tho
|lrreh government has been given ~
|,.isfstand that wholly apart from tho
- da question ~ title 90 the torri-
L. rhuttlrg on the loft bank % the
|Ns IL rejected aa utterly unt"nahlc
Fmr,c must accept the poultlon
A. tfkr the consequences.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

omaha.oct. 25.-ouca,lnna cone.rni,v
sue care " founding children an ens
niEgd the attention Of the Nai,onal
.uu'il % women until long after tho
n,andlnE committee 10 consider the e.rs
~ ih,se unfortunate ohudrun and /,
I's.iuiion was also adopted placing tho
council on record az opposed h. tho pias
OF many chlldvn saving in1iittits,s,, -
..,PAraung muihcr from child, fayUrinR
we placing " waits Ia families rather
than o. Institutions. '''e'
lha whole matter came up on th.
address frm Mn. Kate Walter FeT.
lrtl' or Wanhngton. u. G.. tho rrpro-
sentative OF the Florence Crlttrnden
Mru. Anita Moliphnnt.
~ has born decided not 20 have the
next tri'nulal at in two hounea. An
amendment u 20 be proposed 10 ihr
providing for more direct Tcpfvsenta.
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25
NICARAGUA cANAI-
Str. Loui. wicLmsn. who nss nesn iinJinE
10 Property, 1aiks.

Nov york. on. ss.-Ioua wlckmnn
- the Asias steamship, who arrived
here IN the steamship Aitai, trlm
Orryhlwu, said that thr survey vf ne
pr,Uiu4ed route ~ che Nicaragua canal
in accordance with the grant Co the oli
Nlcnragulu Canal association, Mhch
was transferred b. the Mari ime Canal
company, has been completed ami that
nfaiiy an The rivil engineers Nerc re-
turning o. thnr homes, Mr. Wlckmnn
was surprised 60 learn that the COM
mttee appointed by President IclnyA
ID render au opinion ~ 90 the date
the clncssHiuu 90 construct "A canal
ncr1sa Nicaragua had decided that The
grant held by the Maritime twhl COM
pauy holds god wl,ll ocL 20, lNH''
'lt remains b. hr aryn what action
f,onErrss Will take 10 the matter when
The ruort ~ Admiral Walkers com.
mrtop and the Morgan bill comes up
sad Mr. Wickmann,
There ia some uppoHiii % % the
United States getting c,uir1l ~ inc GA
Nicaragua canal grant ~ Mmlgih,
nfid therc a IL said that article Of
ths concession prohibits government
control by providing thnt the pres nl
cu,nceurian IL transferable ony 90 ruch
company 81 execution ~ ahpn be- pr-
gaglEcd or % foreign public works
MIR. wickmnnn has been o. Nlcnr-
aqua In connection with the purchase
from M NlcaraEuan Nernmene ny
the Atlas Steamship company OF the
formers railroads. rteumHhlpH, ma
chine shops and machines, afd about
$40. 900 acres " land, o. be- selected from
thu naii1nal domain anywhere IN the
republic As result u fhlH deal
which practically gives The AilAs COM
pany fun control " the Affairs n the
central American republic. the steam
nhtp ctmpany decided 90 abandon tho
old Han Juan waterway across Nlcar-
aqua because az dimes the bod ~ the
river n dry and Tor what Will hereafter
be known a. the Caribbean a Pacific
company, a rat0ad from dreytown u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

Chicago. oct. 25.-pelegltes from nine
0f the northwestern states 90 the annual
conference Of the American sunday
School Union Cor the Northwest district,
gathered here today. The session Or 90
extend into next week. and was p1rtlcl-
Uutsd ln hy delegates from Iowa, Illinois.
Wisconsin, MinnrHUta, Nebraska. Nnrih
Dakota. South Dakota. northern Michl-
kan and Montana, The opening mert-
ing began with devotional exercises.
followed by "a tribute 10 the missionaries
who have dlgd during the year, and an
address fl thH new members hy Assist
amt Superintendent b.. "a. Ensign. Work
in Egypt was described by j. 81. Hart
Icy, and tho meeting closed with dis
questions of various phases NJ tho work
Tonight there viii hr a prayer meeting.
and addresses ON the relation OF the
missionaries 90 sunday school missions
and churches, The principal address VIII
be made by John Knox Marshall. of
BOSTON, a member Of The board OF man
ayers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

Washington. oct. 25.-A committee Of
prominent citizens uf Atlanta. Ga.
called al the White House today hus
thc peace Jubilee b be- held ln that city
in the near future.
The date Tor the celebration has not
yet been decided upon, thr committee
Informing the President that he date
would depend upon his convenience.
The President expressed his earnest &c..
sire 60 make the trip. but stated that
IL was not likely. owing 90 the pressure
" public business. that he would De
able TO leave Washington before De
cemher 10 The committee. therefore
Informed the President that t-io colo.
bratlon should be- liked upon that date
a. Il Wns greatly dceired by - people
81 that state that he should be pres.
emit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-25

Warrington. oct gs.-Renry Morris.
..lill % Client. has furnished To the
~ apartment as matter OF In.
.ol.,lAl9n. a translation 81 a report
n.ll' ~ ihH Belgian consul at Manila
~ ~. export trade of the Philippines
s'.us l'i During that year there
~. increase ln the export trade,
, ''..."''l'aniiug the rebellion. the ex.
~ " htmp alone Increasing nearly
pounds Copra exports also In
49,, y nearly .A.O00.O0O pounds, al
ll-sa ~ bushes only dates from 1883.
s 90 which time almost an the
VIZ n, came from the Cnrollnes.
s,'. allfH ~ sugar by Manila de-
n. g-'o'ooO pounds, but az cebu,
,,,.,llliary was the case. and Ia the
Az. ana \ eros islands, the pro-
~ y sugar was greatly developed.
a. ,,al'fi N cigars fell m from 1884,
~ 70 1880. 90 lsi,ilg.O00 IN 1891. China
.pin imported more OF these
a ~, wan my other country. and only
us,' snal proportion came TO the
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fEES,u MEDIATION.
NOOK Includes q Record Of
''Ahee's Attitnd. to Inltsd states.

eH Hook Includes q R.,ord of
'ane''s Aitiind. To DATED states.
80 OCT, e5.-The French yellow
h x. 'sshug with the part France took
llasi ol'hlah- American war Is pub
nss,s comprises seventeen dOcu-
H. - shi consists ~ a dry record OF
IA vgAlinFe N dispatches with Madrid
- bennington, while arrangements
Tr6s.' ''Ns made Tor the mediation OF
4. ~ W Clmbon, the French ambassador
4 tpasn,ngion, u Il shown, cabled Aug.
$50, me United States had accepted
c.-. proposal that peace negitia-
pr' 20, held az garis, saying that
IrI ~ Mckinley considered The
~ rtAlna government thereby gave
-. i..aA government a mark Of It's
~, wv and France a token OF its
d, H,n,He.r dispatch from NJ. cambon.
Of m. Nus' 49, announces the signing
M.t2I, PROTOCOL and adds that President
Frsn",. mas warmly thanked him FOR
fa,sin good unlcrs, expressing salts
w,8itN Al seeing that the negotiations
CtI-l' 'ehtl niue AZ phGs. no this NJ.
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