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New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
CHOOSING A LANDING PLACE.

PREPARING FOR THE AMERICAN OCCUPATION
OF CUBA
Havana. Oct 2s-Captain- General Blanco has
been Instructed by the Minister of War. General
Correa. to pay TO each discharged soldier remain
ing In Cuba the sum Of s24.
The Joint Military Commissions met AT 10 O'Clock
this morning to discuss the matters touched upon
I'm the notes recently exchanged between them
The North American Trust Company. the United
States fiscal agents here have rented three-story
building at No. s. IIavana-st.. corner OF Tampa
rilla-st The trust company will open bank there
A PARTY Of engineers. under the command OF Cap
tain Crawford. went to MarianaO this morning at
daybreak The party will attempt the construction
OF a landing place the beach there. the weather
having changed thus permitting the Work 10
be undertaken 1t will be successfully carried out
unless a fresh norther blows before its completion
Cuban soldiers belonging To General Menocals
division stationed at Marianao. will be hired to do
the work
The board Of Army officers appointed to select
camps and landing places for the United states
troops has definitely selected one site for n camp
east and the other west OF the Nento Aqueduct
close 10 the springs. The landing place selected
PLAYA do Marlanao six miles from the camp sites
selected can he easily reached by road. The camp
sites will accommodate from l2.0o0 to lJW~ troops
Six million feet Of lumber has been ordered. and
each tent will be noored Warehouses Will be put
IN as well as shops and all necessary outhouses
and arrangements will be made for a sufficient
water supply by pipe line. The proposed Guiana
bacoa site will be abandoned for the present
though the latter will he utilized as "A permanent
camp when Havana Bay has been dredged ana
rendered safe for landing troops. In the mean
time Playa de Marianao will be used exclusively
Tor troops supplies and materials; some OF the
curincc- who are responsible for the construction
Of the landing facilities consider the Maranao Sc
lection ll-adyiscd. on the ground mat II is 700 "pn
toward the sea. which at the present Time OF tne
year is lashed to fury by The repeated northefs
which wash away the piers. These objectors prefer
a landing AT the mouth of the Almcndarrs NlVer
Yesterday afternoon two notes were deilVertn 10
tho American commissioners by the Spaniards' one
giving a full list OF the names OF tine nnnigos. VINO
remain under detention until both Commissions
"a n decide what q do with them. and IN" other
answering n question asked by the Americans re-
gardine mines In the harhor. In the latter note
ste Snaniards saw that on the day the protocol
was signed an the mines at the harbor entrance
vrre removed They assert also that there never
were any others.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
MISS WINNIE DAVTS'S WILL.

Ncw-Orloans. oct. 2S-Tho will Of Miss Winnie
Davis has hoon flied in the civil District Court.
The document is in holographic form, and brief
II reads as follows.
J. Varna Annc Davis being of sound mind on
his the eleventh day OF February. 1873. ana ABOUT
10 sail for Egypt write this my last VIII anu
testament ! give and bcqueath to my beloved
mother Narinq Howell Jefferson Davis everything
! have both real ana personal pr>per,y. and any
returns thar may come from my literary work,
riocks bonds moneys Of which de possess o. a..
beg her to give a remembrance out OF my l'Wery
70 my dear cousin. anna SMITH. and TO my dear.
dear old nurse Mary Ahcarn. My dear mother i
- iudgo what she would Ike give TO my dear
sister Margaret Hayes. and her chlIdren. 20 re,
member me by ! know she will know what Wish
done | sign this I'm the Gerard Hotel 70. Is
West Forty-fourth-st.. NCw-York city, n y.
FctrIafv Il lS9S NHlNA ANNE DAVIS
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
GENERAL WOOD AT MANZANILLO.
RIOS TRYING To PREVENT DTSBAND'
CUBAN SOLDIERS.


Manzanlo. oct 2s-The United States gunboat
Hist arrived here this evening. having on board
General Wood commander OF the Military Depart
ment OF Santiago, accompanied by Lieutenant Mat
thew Hanna. On landing General Wood was WIS.,
tied by Colonel Petit and his adjutant, and he was
subsequently received by Colonel Pettits entire
regiment. which with the regimental band, exc
cuted a march past. General Wood then visited
the barracks. hospitals. palaces custom-house and
postoffice.
Colonel Petit reports that the Cuban General
Rios is apparently making every effort TO prevent
the dsbanding of his troops. The Cuban COM
mandcr wishes all the sugar estates In the heleh-
borhood TO tell him how many men they can em-
ploy. and he will guarantee TO supply all required
condition that only soldiers employed Ihe
planters unanimously refuse to fall in with such
a arrangement considering that II would bc a
trades-union OF the worst possible KIND ana "o"lo
also tend to keep up the Cuban military organiza-
tion. which. in the interests OF the island, the
planters are particularly anxious TO break up. IN
their oplnlon Il would be better to have no COM
mcrcc than TO attempt It on such conditions.
There is practically no sickness In Colonel Pet
tits regiment and yellow fever has been unknown
here for several years Manzanillo Is small CONF
pact and in good sanitary condition.
Lieutenant Lucien Young. the commander OF the
Hist created excitement on landing than
even General Wood himself Crowds gathered al
the wharf TO see the Young commander. who. with
Iieutenants Holm and Jungen. Of the Hornet ana
Wampatuck defeated a whole hotilla Of Spanish
gunboats AT Manzanillo on July |, last. The popu-
latiOn Of Manzanillo considers Lieutenant Young
hero and terror. and thinks nc ousn' ~ "
admiral for. although the Spanish shore DatterLr7
in that memorable engagement continued 70 DOM
bard the American gunboatS II is ge,er5hE hE tus, H.,
mitted here that II the shooting OF the tiIs'
that caused the people to Zee to the mountains,
In many parts OF the city are sun NiSlpe '"o
arks OF the Iist's shells. .
Lieutenant Victor Blue. who has been inspect
Inr the wrecks of The Spanish gunboats. considers
1t quite impractcable to raise them. but ne pc
lieves the Spanish steamer Purslma Cohcepcion'
which the STANDARDS ran ashore In the hope Of saw
ing her cargo when pursued by an American war,
ship, can be raised. she appears to be In GOOD
condition A local merchant. however. claims 10
have purchased the hull and Its contents from the
Spanish authorities .
The cuban General. Jesus Rabi paid a visit to
Manzanillo yesterday and enthusiastically re-
ceived by the Cuban element.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29

tivty az a labor man 10 secure the passase oi '"e
eight-hour labor law. and In the Grant-CoIiax cam
palgn he became a member OF the Nepubhcah Or
ganizaton in his district since theh ne mas pee"
a Republican and active in every campaign Tor the
rotection OF American industries ana sound money
For two years he has been the undIsputed Ieader
OF the Republican organization In the MIN AS
semb!v District Of New-York County. having puri-
ncd The organization by driving ont "t II an" mo
TanIuony Hall the men who had b'eh laih'any
sympathizors aui had been using the organization
20 ,ro,,,o;o selfish Interests. IN lSS2 and lS>3 MI
stiebIirg was the Republican candidate FOR A'der-
man IN his district and was defeat by small rG-
iyriti-s Ia 1880 hc appointed a Clerk IN .ic
%ev.York posto:.cc ana was advanced 20 tire
place of night superintendont of me nowspaI, ,, ~
division fl~ resigned tnat pace AFTER HhIl'S w .
D.vtoL became Postmaster. Sulsequcii! nc VS.
ap1ointcd b. Controller Koh,rts as STATE Ao",
h,lGe At the Saratoga convention - was clecte !
II member Of the Republican state 'om:Hut"e 10
r,,rreeut the IEfh Caneresa DlslrIc,. tte HN,S n
10 b Wi;clt-st with mis- VITO ana children
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
MARRIED..

BOYD-BANCROF~T-O wednsstay. october 2s. 1893,
James, Church. New London, Conn, by the
Rev A. p. Grnt. D. -. Mary Edith daugne- of Major
Mrs. Eugene \. Bancroft. to Robert Munro BOYD.
ir.. OF Montclair. y. J.
HATCH-KELl.EY-on Wednesday. October 20. a, $40
o'clock tn Christ Church. Greenwich. Conn Helen
Menzies Kelley daughter - Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mum
ford Kelley, OF NewYork city, 10 Edward Payson
Hatch. ID
Richard B Cook Laura sherwood Gushing. daughter os
Mr.. O. NJ. B. Gushing. to Berry Hess. both ot Ess,
Orange. y. J.
SMITH -STEPHENSON-On Thursday. October =. isgS.
-. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church New Rochelle.
y. Y. by Rev. Arthur H. Go)denough. aeiceHt laugh
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart \. stephenson. 20 Robert
Lowell smith
STEVENS -FERRIS-At the Elms. Poughkeepsie y. T..
81 1898 Elizabeth Caiien Ferris to Lindley
Murray stevens.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
BipTJST STATE CONTENTION.

Oneonta. y y oct 2S.-The Young Peoples
Unions anniversary was hold in connection with
the Baptist state Convention to-day. the follow
inc officers were elected: President. Mornay VIII
Inns Ney-Yorlt. Arst vlce-president. the Rev.
George X Ferris Ncw-York second vico-presi-
dent Frank H. Buruax. Albany; secretary the
Rev George O. Burdck, Cassyille ThS :ol5@WlnY poy
district secretaries were also elected: IN" KEY J.
" Phillips Binghamton; the Rev. ". II. Nam
sracgae the Rey g. D. "A ADAMS am scoi5 gGse pnf NE
10. fbc Pcy G "a Harrington. Holey; the KEY.
X T. Merrill. Perry, and the Rev e. W. LOCK-
wood. sins Sing. J., .,. DE-,
The principal addresses to-day were by the rev.
Z T. Morgan. Of New-York city, on IHs Voc, oc1-
ZION OF The Nation. Professor NatEanle! SchnlIu,
q Hamilton College. on Imperialism; The ltev:
Dr A * FULLER. OF Newburg. on The G9spS. OF
the Prs" and The Rev. J. w. philips, Ol bis-
hamtou on Living Epistles."
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
HENRY w. DOMETT.

Henry W. Domett. who died on Thursday Mt
sharon. Conn was well known in literary circles
IN This city Mr.. Domett was member or an Ola
Boston family He was an author OF some rcpu'T'
a finished essayst and had spent many years
abroad IN study IN the art centres of the od
World For number Of years he was the art
critic Of THE Mail and Express
Mr. Domett one Of the oldest members oil
the Century club lie had been In feeble health tor
a long time and last June he went 10 Snaron III
Inc hone that the quiet OF the country woulc prove
beneficial TO him. Tho hope. however WIS no. NOV
realized The immediate cause OF death was heart
disease. He leaves Il widow .-.. - .
The funeral will be held Tomorrow afternoon AZ
l:3O o'clock at the home of Charles a Sheiuoh' ~"
l2O Sherman-aXe. Nev-NaVcn.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
,,,,,.xvovH MEMBERS OF THE CLEVELAND
BAR SAID TO HAVE CIRC' LATED
MALICIOUS STORIES.

-,,o.1 Ohio Oct oS-As n result OF a story
.hicb has hcen circulated In the last two or three
davs 70 the effect that Judge F. a. Deienbaugn' o'
tho Common Pleas Court. had received haH OF 't'i
attorneys fees in a big divorce case ri'd "e'o'o
hin, the Judge to-day made sensa'o"'' S''u
'''-' to,, ,he bench At the opening OF court the
Judge arose and said: -
81 wish 10 beg the pardon OF attorneys ana HUI
yarts for being n little tardy this morning. nave
been delayed by reason of certain storles-leS-
wbich have been circulated against me. ATTORNEY
Vernon Burke is the nsiisator OF theSe s'o'''S ".
Iudga Lamson Of this court has been the condult
,nre,gh which they were given publicity. | viii
onlv say now that bar meeting Will determine
which OF these men, Burke or Lamson. is the most
p,,rse Is - state Senator and a wellknown law
var He was the leader in the opposition 70 the
election oi NJ A. Hanna for ln!tcd St'Irs -'era.U1 -
Sn tbs state Legislature last winter. Judge IaIsoh
Is one OF the Common Pleas Judges. Judge DeHeh-
hauYh is an intimate friend OF senator ia"'"'
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
Not AMONG MISSING ROi OH RfDhRS.

Word was received yesterday that Henry Fle''h-
or OF Troop X Of the Rough Riders was not
a,ropc ,hose who are missing. The records Of
tho mastering out officer at the Army Building Ola
not show that MI Fletcher had been mustered out
and his address was not known. This was cor
rectcd Yesterday when word was received that hs
yes st his home at Greencastle, near Chambers
burg Penn . s o., ,bo CANA time
oc,irt stenogrnphcr He enlisted AT san Antoine.
,rey and when the regiment returned North from
cuTa Ne Obtained leave Of absence owing to Illness
aud went 10 his home
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

vrerrpnAy.s RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington oct, 2s-Thc barometer H. low over me
ro,,ar Missouri and Vpper Mississippi valleys and the
western lake region and Is high In the Northwest anu
,- the Middle Atlantic and New England states L's''
,o,,s are reported in the Missouri Valley ana me "'S'
Lake region and snow is falling this evening a. ,
-, , reror,aa along the south Atlantic Coast
~ ,,,,e,atura has risen over the eastern hall o 'he
country and has fallen the northern ROCKY 'i'''"'
regon and the Upper Missouri Valley The 'hd''auo"S
ave that cloudy weather and showers VIII preN"" '"
da In the States Z the Upper Mississippi h
Western lake region. and that ram WI ~ - t'iort,
IN. o,onsratnrs vu rise In the Atlanta COAST @tst.'
and will fall IN the states of IN" i'"'i "'''-'' '
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
DIED.

CHARLEs-On Friday evening. October IS at Mount
Charles and daughter Of the late Ferdinand W ch'V'''
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
COOPER-Maria Frances Cooper wife ~ the late Rhard
Cooper and Youngest daughter " James pcniiaoTs lo
in the 10Th year of her
Funeral Saturday, October ~. at 2 m
pEcAMr Ezses'h M Th2ssaay oS,iSs arG ssa:s Z,
ter of the tate Samuel Pierce ,, A.,
'Sa:Ii ,SFEee' Eaaon @ ';a g. on on suo 80
at 23o p
. s9aTo% 81 y G3"% y4R & u'9y s q yss " Henry
Funeral services Al the rs:ienGe o '6o IN snnssS
O,toler 3o a, j:i5 p
FRAsER-on Friday, October 2'. ls9> Ida F. VIE Of
r,,nra lerrtces a, her late residence No ssh
81. MONDAY october 81. at 10 a. m
HILDRETH- suddenly 0cober ~. At his res,tence No
- Irving Place New-YorI city Philip r. NJ HMr-'h.
HG9u'f% s 4atafaay mas; at o,'5oer @ rosS' g >''' ~
HODGE on October 2G william \. Hodge. son ot the
late John AMI Eliza IIodee =. .,o ,.,,n.u, 49,.
Funeral from his late residence No. N9 Futnan-aVe'
brooklyn. Saturday at = o'clock.
HoNE-At Newport II. l.. on Wednesday. October %.
Funeral services viii be held al Trinity Church New
port saturday ?9h inst. at II a. m
KLAUBERG-on October 20 I,9s. Mrs. Emma @ K,au-
berg wife of tfe lat .ar NiAneerg lr and d'"sh's'
Funeral services Friday
SaSlS5 asash,er ''qy Ms MeMeca Esrae.' GIN flac.
Bedford Park y. y.
PACKARp-N his residence No. II West s2i St on
THURSDAY october ~ lS1s. Slas Sader Packard. In
the I3d year II his -, .,
Funeral the West PRESBYTERIAN AutCh, no o.
West 42l st. Saturday. october - ls9s. At
Inte.ncnt az Greenwood.
PEARSAfI-At her ronie \, 1872 Pa G-st. Bookiyn,
the 2dth inst Eliza. widow u Gilbert HICKS Fe'rsa''
her S5th year -
Friends are invited to attend funeral her late resi-
ience on Seventh day. the 18th inst. at o. clock
Internant at Flushing Long Island.
PtTNAM-On Wednesday, October 20 Katherine Put
days old. daughter II klngman y ana Margaret
Y. Putnam.
RADrR-on Thursday october 27 a, his residence. No.
- 5O,h St. II Henry RAIDER. ~
Funeral services a Presbyterian Church on hiFeisiy
Place corner East oth S., SATURDAY October 70 at
10 O'Clock.
Please omit flowers.
TOMKINs-At his residence No 293 Van Burens,,.
BROOKLYN. THURSDAY. October -. lh's Floyd VIII
Toukns I'm his Sin f"ar.
Funeral ~ 80 rre's church ,rnc- Of Marcy
and Gates aves. Monday. October 81, at II a. m.
lnterment at Chester y. J.
YoUNG-Suddenly on Wednesday October %. Grace
Young. beloved daughter II Mrs Mary Young.
Funeral services viii he held at her late residence NO
293 18Th st. Brooklyn sunday. AT o.
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited 70 attend
WILLIAMSON -Aner a brief Illness. Cahrin- Iener,
aged - years. wife ~ william X. Williamson and
Funeral services at her residence NJ 66i Flatbush
ave. Brooklyn sunday. october 80. al 23o r. m
The stephen Merritt Burial Co., 2il 3l3 West
OIL -l 1dartaltnrs ,nblm.r- end funeral dtect0s'
prompt ser ice day or n.sht Telephone II lNth 81
A-The KensfcO Crmetcry.-Priyate station,
Harlem Railroad a minutes ride from the Grand Central
Depot. once 10 East i2i st
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
GARCIA CHOSEN CHAIRN1N.
Ills FACTION IN THE ASCENDANT IN THE
CUBAN ASSEMBLY

Manzanillo. oct. 2S.-According to reports
from the Cuban Assembly at Santa cruz dei
Sur. General Calixto Garcia has been CHOSEN
permanent chairman of the organization. "eh-
eral Maxmo Gomez is expected there to-mor-
row or next day and 1t appears that the Ces-
pedes faction believes ii can count upon the
help Of General Gomez TO break the authority
of Garcia. The Cespedes faction expects CEN
eral Gomez to appoint court martial 10 tiy
General Garcia for offences covering pract'cany
everything from murder to petty larceny, oue
the probability is that General Gomez recog-
nizing Garcia's ascendancy in the Assembly
will not force an issue.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
ryyERaL or EDWIN +. KNOWLTON.

Tho funeral OF Edwin +. Knowton was held at
. o'clock Yesterday afternoon at his home. NO.
ool Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. Mr.. knowiton
took hts own nfe on Tuesday morning az West
linton Mass large number Of irienos were
prcscnt including directors OF the bToo"Iyh lrus'
rounouv the Brooklyn Savings Bank and the
,,..n,x I,s,rance Comuany straw goods mer-
Ihonts and mcr 5ers Of the Hamilton club There
80 no dlgDlav of flowers. Tho service was Icau
y" ,be rev ljr s d Mcconnell. rector Of Holy
,riinify Church Mr.. Knowto1 had attended tnnt
s'~r two hymns selected by the family. Ihe
Su,toi took place In Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
POSTMASTER At GUANTANAMO DEAD

Santiago de cuba. oct. 2s-MaJor Norman sur
geon to the 81 Immune Regiment at Guantanamo.
renors that there il only one case OF yellow fever
among the men. and that the victim In this IN
stance is already convalescent
W. f. spiccr OF Boston. the postmaster at Guam;
,anamo died Yesterday His disease was dag
nosed AS a type OF yellow fever.
To-day Captain Jose Proval OF the cuban Army,
q popular Young officer and nephew OF General
Mavia Rodriguez was buried with military honors.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
AN IMPARTIAL REVIEW.
VAN WICK MAKING LITTLE CAPITAL OFT OF
THE STATE ISSUES.

TIE STATE ISSUES
From The Providence Journal dnd)
one source O. his Cl:ooseycltsJ recent strength -
undoubtedly his dcterm.nNiuH 10 IAN VI o''Ny
issues Judge Van WycK insistence on lHe S"i'l
question one OF contemporary interest," ""I III
pvrtdnce compelled him to ABANDON "4ldt ,",7 ~,
yartuty MS earIel intention 10 Md6AIi9 ->~''"i-'
been handicapped. OF course ~ ie!s4Ilhb ~ ''t'
canals. because D. IL unOe. Republican Adi"ii'.s
uauOA that TIE alleged frauds IN cO.4!et'1Oi1 ~
them committed But when COIohcl hoo7V-
welt says that he viii do his best TO DTinB cNciy
canal thief 10 Justice IL strikes the average NVtci
that he means what he SAYS. GcneraIIS sPeuhIil-. -.
II might be argued thar DenOcIau1 90 90 q e. i ,
coud DO more ia ihls direction than d Kei uDi'ch
executive provided The criminals are NepApIC'ii.3
since he would not be hdmpcied Dy party 'OhsIu-
eTatiOns. Dut Roosevelt l. person on "Ao4H P1'
ties lightly when there Il aggressive &OIh 10 D@
done There can be no question that the Democia.s
still the better OF the canal argument IN sptc
OF all that the Republican candidate mas shiu O'
say: but he mas done much TO staNe on oppQsl-
hand his OppOuent has not been able 10 make Ilu'H
capital out OF any Other isslc.
Indeed. Judge Van NycK has been h2udirapPed
IA his canvass By the apparent attempt o.! Nl.
Croker TO control that very branch OF the State
government OF which he Van WycD has until late
~ been esteemed representative. II there Is
any portion OF The public servic" that SHOULD De EcPt
OF politics IL Is the courts, but Mr. CroEti :
hand Is laid upon the bench as on the executive 0
and legislative departments. lie declares that Judge
Daily should be defeated because he was discovered
and nominated By Tammany Hal ard then WOuiI
not give that institution proper consderatlon
Nobody supposes that Judge DAILY has been guilty
o. unfaiTncss toward Tammany. Nobody suppossj
that hc has exercised pdrillity against II II ap-
pears to be because he refused 10 be dictated 90
IN behalf OF Il that he has been turned dOwr
by the Wiewam chief In view or this incident
something Ct the impressiveness OF Judge Van
Wyck's campaign as a representative o. the bench
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
THE THIRD WISCONSIN GOES WEST.

Tho Sd Wisconsin Volunteers. who came N"rth
from Porto Rico on the transport Manitoba, started
for home over the West Shore Railroad from Wee
hawken last evening The train was in t"" sec
lions The first section left WeehaWKeh a' ''S'
a,1 tho Second al 6 o'clock Each train consisted
~ fourteen cars tourists sleepers The west Sh1r'
scheduled the trains to make iast tine oIet ln
roiite The men in good condl'lon "hch 'h"S
80, a,d a. red 10 be glad TO get away.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
TO FIGHT HARD ~ THE IATH DISTRICT.

YtpUoIICANs. LED 3Y JOHN STERLING. HOPE TO
CAPTURE TIE DEMOCRATIC STRONGHOLD.
Although the lXih Congress District is regarded
os Democratic stroushold its capture 10y the
Rcpubl!can forces is possible this year, and the
Republicans have nominated John Stiebling tor
Cogrc~s in the district with :he intention or max
ing q hard nght FOR his election. W. S'ioblins Is
q native OF Nainz. Germany, where ne YES porn III
1871 but his parents moved - this city when he
vos only three wears cid and his eorly education
was In the public schools o: tho Thirteenth Ward
lie became Interested in politics through his ac-
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
uFTHODFST BISHOPS N SESSION.

snrlngneld. Mass. oct. 2S.-The fun board OF SIX
,oen bishops from all over the United States WAS
nresent at the conference Of the Methodist Epsco-
pal Bishops held hero to-day. Ihe seSS'o" vas
-, =, ,rn,u,,- Church and was an executive one.
Ronorts OF the condition of affairs IN lle churct'S
tSrniirhort the country were read ana plans ior
ri ~, cI,rrh work and the establishment Of new
66bmrrbes were considered \ public reception VII
be rendered the bishops At TRINITY 'hurch "'''o
they n I'm the city
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
NPS FORDYCE BARK Err

Norwich Conn oct. 2S-Mrs Elizabeth Loo
Parker. widow of Dr. Forlyce Rarker died M he'
home in this city to-day. of;er several moh'"S
Of illness. at the age Of sevcnty-four Mrs.
Dar,,or ,.,e b,r- in Springncld Mass. and was
the daughter OF James Sanford Dwight sine
In. death of her husband. in ls'l she hNed IL '"'
civ She was prominent in benevolent WORK
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
II HENRY RAIDER.

H. Henry RAIDER died on Thursday at MS nome
No. q West Fftieth-st, after long Illness. VII.
RAIDER. who had been an invalid for number 81
Years was deacon Of the Presbyteran Church: IN
University Place and was promingnoy, s%hIiiTT, .
ycars Old and unmarried. The funeral viii be
held today AT 10 o'clock. at the Presbyterian
l,hnrch University Place and Tcnlh-st
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
WARMING TO INDECENT JAMAICANS.

Kingston Jamaica oct. &-The recent whole
sale emigration Of INDECENT Jamalcans to the Island
of cuba has eyoked a protest from the American
authorities at Santiago and the local government
here to-day issued "A memorandum. quoting the
protest os the American officials, and warning
British subjects not 10 proceed 10 CuDa without
adequate means OF support.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
uBs BOTKIy INDICTED FOR MURDER.

sa, Francisco. Oct. 2s.-"rhe Chronicle says
,ha, Mrs Cordelia Bot.n must stand trial here IN
the Superior Court the charge OF me murder ger o,
Mrs John T. Dunning. Of Dover p.. ne " a. ,,,
5er AZ o'clock to-day the indictment WAS pre-
sented 10 Justice Belcher
New-York tribune., 1898-10-29

than that Thursday II lower that Of
the corresponding day OF last year
The weather day Will be fair and warmer