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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-26
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Michigan republicans will hold the
state convention, for nomination of JUS
tice of the supreme court and regents
of the university at jackson March 1.
Nathan B. Scott, commissioner of in
ternal revenue, was chosen as candidate
for senator by the caucus of the West
Virginia republicans.
In North Dakota the republican legis.
lative caucus nominated Porter j. Nc
Cumber for United States senator. E.
The funeral of Nelson Dingley, Jr.,
took place at Lewiston, Me.
Andrew Peterson, ex-consul of Den
mark to Illinois and Is other states,
died in Chicago. aged 70 years.
Rev. Arthur D. Bradford, United
States consul-general at Annoy, China,
under Abraham Lincoln, died near New
Castle, Pa, aged 80 years.
Porter J. McCumber (rep) was elect
ed United States sena tor in the Joint as
sembly of the North Dakota legisla-
ture. sbEfs&ass 2}5&& &%f =
Job A. Cooper, governor of Colorado
from 1889 to- 1891, died suddenly of
heart failure in Denver, aged Sc years.
Judge George w. stipp, for Is years a
circuit judge of the Ninth Illinois dis
triet, died in Princeton, aged 81 years.
Abe G. ,Vanmeter, for 30 years editor
of the ST. CroK Republican, died at New
Richmond, Wis, aged SO years.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-26
WILLIAM WILL YIELD.
Assures the United States and Grea,
Britian He VIII Not Uphold
Wrong In Samoa. go ~

Washington, Jan. 23.--Germany has
Informed the United States and Great
Britain that if her consul in Samoa
acted in the manner described by the
American and British representatives
he. acted without authority and she viii.
disavow his action, but that she can dc
nothing until afull report has been re-
! ceived. Germany does not mean it to be
understood that she disavows in ad.
vance of knowledge of all the facts the
course pursued by her consul. She may
uphold him. And, furthermore, she may
call upon the United States for an ex.
PLANTATION of the decision of Chief Jus.
tice Chambers, and in any event will
urge its revision. It is admitted in all
quarters that blunder has been made.
II, the German consGl is responsible his
government will remove him, but if MT.
Cha mhers' decision was,not proper then
agdemand will be made by the German
government for his relief. Baron won
Holleben called upon Secretary Hay.
ARMED with dispatches Received ~ ii.
goyernm emit froms the German consul in
Apia, which show a different state OF
Affairs. than that indicated by tie dis.
patches sent blythe American consul.
After he left Sir Julian Pauncefote sub
mitted to Secretary Hay dispa tches.re-
cefved by his government from the Brit
isb consul and giving the result Of the
conference between the German EN-.
peror and the British ambassador .in
BeAlin Friday.
London, JAM. %. . The Berlin GORE,
spondent5ofs the Times says: There are
good reasons for believing that the
|, German government regards.the main-
i tenanceso of cordial relations with Great
/ Britain and the United States as far
more important than even German
commercial interests in Samoa. The
tone of the leading journals, therefore,
Eisson the whole, free from bitterness
orpexaggeration. Ina word I'll here arte
many indications. that Germany will
mot Illustrate a revision tosf the .trea T.
sofs Berlin BY extrayag t;demapds such
as Tor the cession of the islands to Ger
many. 4 A. ssYass e {
Berlin, Jan. %. -Germany, it is un,
derstood, is not likely, TO propose con-
ference as Is 8 Samoan H. affairs, but the
government will readily ears entsto en- ~
ter q conference If the Uaiteds States
government proposes sbne. Fhe Ger
man gunboat Hits has been ordered to
Samoa to replace the cruiser Cormoran.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-26
MARKETS.

x Minneapolis, Minn.,, Jan. %.
Wheat-No.I1 northern, 6s15@69Ic;
No. 2 northern, 66h@e7c; May, e91sc.
Oats-No. 3,white 2sKc.
Corn-No. 8, SIC. ass'.E -
Cattle Steers, sa.2o@s. SO; cows, So. TO-
Hogs-$3. 3c@5.50.
Sheep Mutton, $3.1O@425.
Butter Creamery, extras, 1s@19c;
creamery, frsts,@ 16@17c; dairy, fancy,
15@16c. s.f III.
Poultry-Turkeys, s@1oc; spring
chiclxc,,~ 9m9Mc.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-26
His. :I.ipa.,sUn.eaied.l

Paris, Jan. 23.--Maj.s Comtes Ferdi-
snand Wilsin Esterhazy, the reputed au-.
thor of the Dreyfus bordereau, who ar,
rived here Wednesday evenings from.
Rotterdam to testify before the court
of cessation, wrote Saturday to- NJ. de
Freycinet, the minister for war, asking
to Sc released from his oath Of profes-.
sional secrecy. NJ. de Freycinet has ac-s
ceeded to his request.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-26
eazteet R,as

Gen. Jiminez CASTELAR, former cap
tain general Of Cuba eenplained to
Gen. Brooke sahat tie Cubans in the
province of Santa Clara wereamurder-
ing Spanish ex-volunteers.
There were IS. : usipess failures in
the United States I'M the seven DAYS
ended on the goth, against 81 sfthe week
previous and 374 in the corresponding
period Of 1898. .,5s-....
The American officials in Porto Rice
have been ordered to enforce the Chi.
nese exclusion laws of this country on
that island.
Rear Admiral Schley was presented
with a jeweled sword by his brother
members f,the Royal Arcanum at Car
negie music hall in New York.
The post office and other buildings
occupying an entire block in the town
OF Davis, l. T., we're destroyed by fire
John and Henry Hall, both negroes
were hanged at Montgomery, Ala, for
the murder of James Belzer
James Booker, a young negro, was
hanged at Raleigh, N. c., for the murder
of his sN eetheart, Mehaley White. 4
r.. A. E. Keith and wife, prominent resi-.
dents of Creston, Ia, were burned tc
death in a steamboat fire in, Memphis
Tenn .#@@<
Burglars robbed the bank at Arthur
ILL.,, Of $4,000. y 5ss -
Vandals wrecked the offices of the
Amigo Republican, the Weekly News
and the German Herold at .Antigo. Wis
Mrs. Mary Hine died in Ithaca, n. y.
aged 40 years. So: -..se a. ..-, ,...
Wreckage of the missing yacht Paul
Jones was found at Breton island, in
the Gulf of Mexico, and those on board
were given up as lost. They were Will
liam Yocum and daughter, of st. Louis;
Miss Margery Woodland,of Chicago;
Miss Taggart, daughter of Mayor Tag.
CART, of indianapolis. and crew of four
persons.
Shear were drowned in the reservoir al
Ravenna, o.
Rev. Newell Dwight Hills. of Chica go
has accepted the pastorate of Plymouth
church in Brooklyn. N. Y. + ~.
John Deithloff killed his wife anG
himself in Chicago. Domestic trouble
was the cause. 49,. E. 49,.
More than $3.50, 100000 worth of farm
products were exported from the
United States last year, against $780,,
100000 in 1897.
-Advices from Tacoma, Wash, say $50,
100000 is a conservative estimate of this
winters Klondike output. \
Washington officials have decided I'D.
on plan for the treatment of the Phil.
ippine situation in case Filipinos at.
tack the. American troops. The pls.r
involves, the blockading of the islands
of the archipelago, the isolation of each
and the subjugation of the islands one
by one. z ;. ,'s't .'s,'z.'.' asE-&@ ''E>,'{I.~~.
A distinct earthquake shock was felt
at Richview, ILL.,, but no damage was
done.
The German national bank at Pitts,
burgh, Pa, which suspended paymen.
on October 1s last, has resumed bust
ness, paying all creditors in full. t
In fit of insanity Mrs. S. j. McCul
Tough, wife of wel-known man in To-
ledo, O., committed suicide after poi.
soning her four children, one of whom
died. IA
Two brothers known as the "Bartou
twins" aged IS years, were burned to
death in their home near Shelbina, Mo
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-26
DOMESTIC.

Benjamin I. Greenebaum, a building
contractor in Chicago, failed for $780,
900. 80 '' ~.' --
The, trial by court-martial of Gen.
Eagan will begin in Washington on the
25th inst, with Gen. George B. Davis as
judge advocate. .,., -, ~ g.
The family of John Peterson, IL in
number, at Ohiowa, Neb., were victims
of trichinosis poisoning, and several of
them died. :'''
In street car in St. Louis Kate
Clancy shot and fatally wounded the
conductor, John McCafferty, and then
took fatal dose of poison. Unrequited
love was the cause. ->
Secretary Alger has reestablished at
Havana the Bank of Spain by an order
OF the war department.. -
The building occupied by Alfred j.
Cammeyer, one of the largest retail
shoe dealers in New York, was Quilted
by fire, the loss being $500 900.
The Kansas City (Mo.) Times urges
the candidacy of United States Senator
Francis M. Cockrell for the democratic
presidential nomination in 1900.
The president nominated Peter S.
Grosscup, of Chicago to be United
States circuit judge for the Seventh
judicial circuit. 49, = - j / ~
One of the worst freshets Wood coun-
ty had seen for years prevailed south of
Bowling Green, O., and great4damage
was done. ~ ....S..
Al J. Wagerman, clerk Of the court
of criminal" correction IN ST. Louis, is
said to be short 100000 in his accounts.
The birthday Of Robert e. Lee was
generally observed in southern cities.
An Indictment for murder in the first
degree was returned by the grand jury
in Canton, O., against Anne E. George,
charged with killing GeorgesD. Saxton,
Mrs, Mckinley brother. S#s
All@the Important compa MES Of the
world engaged in the production of
borax and boracic acid have joined in
a trust.
The president issueda an order setting
apart What is known as Mission rock, in
San Francisco bay, asa naval station.
The Cuban evacuation commission
was dissolved after submitting to the
president report on their labors.
Because of threatened strike all the
collieries atseAudenried and Honey
brook, Pa, were shut down, throwing
$500 men out Of employmnt.
~ Chief Of Police: Grow, of Somervil1e,
N. j., was shot and fatally wounded
while chasing a burglar. 81 s sFss
The exchanges at theleading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the Goth aggregated
S1,996, 541, 167, against 81 $40 ,605, 370 the 4
previous week. The increase compared
with the corresponding week in 1898
was 4O.S.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-26
Happenings Of the Past Seven
Days in Brief.
ROUND ABOUT THE WORLD
Casualties and Fires, Personal and Po-
itical Notes, Business Failures and
Assumptions, Weather Record.
INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL PARTS
CONGRESSIONAL.

Senator Bacon (Ga) spoke in the senate
on the 18th on his resolution declaring it
not to be the purpose of the United States
to hold the Philippine islands, but that
they should be free and independent. The
Nicaragua canal bill was further dis
cussed. Bills were introduced providing
that trade between the United States and
Porto Rico, and also between ports in Porto
Rico and adjacent islands coded to the
United States shall be carried on in Ameri-
can vessels; extending the navigation laws
of the United States to the Hawaiian
Islands,. In the house the day was set
apart for the consideration of measures re-
ported from the committee on interstate
and foreign commerce. |' f
On the 10Th the senate listened further
to discussion of the policy of expansion,
Senator Turner (Wash) speaking against
the issue, after which consideration Of the
Nicaragua canal bill was resumed. The
nomination of Joseph H. Choate, of New
York, to be ambassador to Great Britain
was confirmed. In the house the Brown
Swanson contested election case from the
Fifth Virginia district was decided in favor
OF the sitting member, Mr.. Swanson, a
democrat. The post office appropriation
bill was discussed. '.-.~ --fe
joint resolution was offered in the SEN
ate on the Goth by Senator Gear appointing
Oscar w. Deignan, of Iowa, a cadet at the
UnitedSta naval academy. Senator Mel
SUI \AAAAA1L/ opoAC AZ lawn " eAPduSIoI,
and the Nicaraguan canal bill was fur
Their discussed. In the house Speaker
Reed announced the appointment of S. e.
Payne IN. ~ to be chairman Of the ways
and means committee, to succeed the late
Mr.. Dingley. A lively debate took place
between Mr. Grosvenor CO., and Mr. Lewis
CWash) over army contracts. The post Of
flee appropriation bill was passed and the
river and harbor bill 4,676) was re-
ported. II Is. 80 r ~ -
The senate on the 21st by vote of ~ to 6
passed the Nicaragua canal bill, the cost
limit being fixed at $115, 900 600. The Indian
appropriation bill was discussed. The Gre
dentials of julius G. Burrows, reelected a
senator from Michigan for term of six
years, beginning March 4, 1899, were
fled. In the house a favorable report was
made on the bill providing that the stand
ard of value in the United States shall be
the gold dollar. 1913. . -. ....- ..,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
A JOURNEY
THROUGH AIR
Prof. Hite's New airship Is
the Odd Vehicle.
1t Is Cigar shaped and Is to Be
Driven by Two Engines ope.
rating Powerful fans.

BURLINGTON. N. j.. May u An
alrrhlp. the invention Of Mr. chan.
lite, who was with the rcary Arctic
expedition, is beinR built a. the yll-
IA az Prof William II. r Travis,
near this city. The work h being
done under the supervision of Prof.
Charles King the aer1naut. who has
made nearly 400 aacenuiOnH,
The airahip II protected By patents
and a company. ~ which Prof iiitu
+ the head. has been organised FOR
tts manufacture.
The alrship IL a navifahle balloon.
The balloon Will be ciFar-ahapbd.
with car attachment. and viii be
driven by two powerful engines of
diminutiye size.
In the liite Invention the pow.
erful fans Will drive The balloon eth.
81 up or down or 10 tho riFht or the
LETT In any current Of air and make
the length ~ the trip optional with
the voYaErra.
tn. engines which viii operate the
fans are masycia IN themselves They
are 20 inches long ID lnchea wide and
elk inches high and comparatively
light. The motive power Is carbon
dioxidc, whhch Is made q chimney
saot. one engine alone il sufficient
IS powerful to operate the machin-
cry II rolling mill.
The engines arr ~ Trenton. whore
it II likely the test viii be made ear
Is ln June A small npeiei - The
airnhlp was given a HueceaHfui teHt
iu Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
GEMS OF THOUGHT

There Is no iebaoy - rich as hon
esty Shakespeare.
Tale bearers are as bad as the
tale NAL kerr. -ssheridan.
However rarc true love Ia. true
friendship is raFer.-I.a Reehesou-
foneAusd.
Discomfort fs the want Of ssif-r.-
llance: Il is infirmity Of wlil-Emer-
son.
The greatest truths are the stmp-
lost. and 40 are the greatest men
Hare.
Health lies In labor. and there II
no royal road 70 u bat through toll
Wendell Phillips.
A thankful man owes a courtesy
ever. the uuthnnkfui but when he
needs it.--Ben johnson.
There " heaithfai hardness
about real dignity that never breads
contact and communion with others.
however Misunderstanding.
The silence Of q friend commonly
amounts 30 trearhery. Ills not dar.
ins to say anything In our behalf
implies n tacit cenHurss--Haxiitt.
A man who does not learn TO live
while he IL getting a living. IL "a
poorer man after hiH wealth In won
that he was BEFORE @. Holland.
Duty - whHt goes most against
the grain. because In doing that we
do only what We are strictly obliged
to. aud are seldom much praised for
tia Hruyore.
Invpod company. you need not ask
who IL the master Of the feast. The
man who sits In the lowest place.
and who Is always industrious IN
helping everyone. Is certainly the
man.-Hume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
INQUIRY INTO
THE TRUSTS
Commission Believes Trusts
Are a Help to Labor.
They Minimize Competition. which
Is Apt 10 Encourage low
Wages and Poor Work

WASHINGTON. d. C.. May 81
The Investigation of the trusts by
the industrial commission VIII be
continued throughout the month OF
June and will be again taken M In
cefuher. Hearings have been sched
uied for nearly the entire month 81
june.
Among those who win BE- heard are
the Arhuckles and the ffavemeyefa.
who Will appear about the middle Of
the month. This Investigation has
been entered upon In spirit Witch
h not hostile Go Industrial eomhln.
atiuns. and those representatives Of
the trusts who have been heard thus
far have commented favorably on the
fairness Of the commission. A mem
Der Of the commission said today
that. while every attempt would b.
made to SO to the bottom OF the
question. there was no Intention 81
recommending any radical action.
The commission viii doubtless re-
commend legislation 10 congress and
also state legislatures. Some rveptu-
mendatians Will b. maize next win
ter. but mere will be deferred until
the next session Of congress because
OF the word that crowds upon the
first session IN regard 70 the new ae-
QUESTION OF territory. II u rueoE-
niscd hy the commission that moth
Ing can be done % prevent the COM
bination of capital IN industrial en-
terprlses. and there. + no feeling
among the members that II would be
OF advantage to stop such comhina-
lions. ON the contrary. 1t IL heiieV-
ed that 70 a certain sxteut trusts
so-cailcd. arr q benefit 70 labor in
minimislng the competition whieh Il
50 apt to encouraKc low wages AMI
unfavoFabie conditions of usanufae-
fursa.
The evil 10 not in the combination
Of Industrial establishments. but In
the tendency TO ever-caplt ton.
inviting resort 70 questionable
methods Cor the purpose OF deeiar-
ing dividends on stock which ought
never 70 have been issued such re-
Communications a. the commission
may make VIII be directed 10 the
correction OF this tcndency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
MURDERED
HER HUSBAND

PERU. Ind. May sfs--zfrs. Charles
Hutchinson shot and Instantly KILLED
her husband today. There were no
witnesses So the tragedy. but she
makes the efaim OF having acted n;
self defence. The woman has had
five husbands. though she - not any
more than g years 81 are. one q
them killed himself some time ag0
By stepping before a train The one
killed today saa her nfth. and was a
rfassblower at Arcadia. They lived
nexx door to the railway station.
Last night they had a quarrei and
the man left she house. going 20 ko-
kofnn. but this rnurninx he rcturnsd
home and the quarrel was renewed.
soon after the nsiEhborH heard sftosn
and Mrs Hutchinson ran cut of the
house. saying that she had shot her
husband because he had tried 20 cut
her with knife. He was dad when
the people found him. Mrs Hutch
iuson'z uncle to Lyle Levi Of south
efn Indiana. who was lynched for
horse stealing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
ALITTLE CHILD FOUND
BY the River Who're IL Is Be-
iieyed It's Mother Shielded.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. May al
on a little grassy rlound near Mar
shalt ooliegs and not far from the
ohio river. a girl baby apparently
two months old. was found this
morning by colorcd boys while fish
ing. The child was well dressed and
seemed perfectly conteuted. Parties
stata that a strange woman claiming
her home as Galiiopoils. o.. was seen
near the spot where the child was
found at dark last evening. she hav-
Ing previously been begglng from
house TO house. She was seen near
the river bank. while the child was
nearly on the mound. The woman
seemed 20 BE- respondent 70 those to
whom she applied for assistance. II
IL believed that she drowned herself
In the river. Daniel dinner, veal
thy citizen here, now has the child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
Pomp . dour Saved Her Life

CINCINNATI. May o.--Whethcr or
not the pompadour II beautiful
style Of hair dressing. Il has been
demonstrated that 50 Possesses prac=
IDEAL features. for one probably saved
a young lady'a life at Spring Grove
avenue and Chambers street Friday.
Miss Nellie Steele. " Turreli street.
Cumnlnsvllle. had Just alighted from
a car at this corner when she was
knocked down by o bleyclist. She
was thrown head FIRST against the
eurhnn. and then the wheel ran over
her. The doctor who WIS called 20
her aid said that beyond a doubt
the pompadour saved her from a
fracture OF me skull.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
TRAIN ROBBER CAUGHT
Had a Satchel Containing
1000 Silver Dollars.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May ST.
the 1. 4 Y train palisd into Louis
willie at o'eieek this morning Patrol.
man Gibbons was told that man
was acting saNpieiauriy ard was ar
rested. He had With him a hand
sasehel. very heavy. when et,sne'i
at the station house Il was found %
c0niain nearly loo silver dollars. The
Adams Express eosupany's safe AZ
Gree naburE. Ky. was rotsbesi last
saturday ulghs. and an agent idsa-
tined the man, Who gave his name
a. George Murphy. as party Who
had been s-en about the osics at
ur~snshars. Ito l. charged with
xrand Iarcvny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
FOUND UNDER A CAR
a Box Containing IS, 300 in
City Bonds Discovered.

PIEDMONT. W. Va. May al
Mayor Foulk IL in receipt Of let
ter from william Boyce. of Thiladei-
phia. stating that while repairing a
car Ia the freight yard Of that city.
he found a tin box under the car
containing a number 81 papers be-
longing 20 the town Of Piedmont.
The mayor sent him word % forward
the box az once by express. When II
arrived Il was found 10 contain, be-
sides other papers. 1895 worth Of I'M
cancelled coupons Of the water bonds.
representing bonds 10 the amount OF
1890, These coupons we're FOR three
years. and were detached IN 1897
from the bonds sold by the council
of that year. II ~ hard to UNDER
stand why these coupons were not
Cancelled or destroyed at the time Of
the sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
leerae a Real auetioneer

KENT. ohio. May Murray'r
Uncle Tome Cabin company had
an auction az M0xadots to-day. but
u was not an auction - ns-Erres,
I.sgrss dii the aucfloneering and
said Marks donkey % a farmer fer
q. Manager Moran lett. and about
the same time Topay aud the cash
Disappeared. The ehpw people dis
pda-d 81 much u their outfit IN ord
er to get eaf % the village. They
have scattered TO various places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
Plans Of Smelter Trust.

DENVER, Col. May 3i--It has
been decided by The amelter trust TO
shut down the refining plant at
Aurora. ILL.,. as the refinery owned by
the United company I'm Chicago win
be able 20 handle ali OF this class OF
work that ia sent east. With this
exception there viii he no change
whatever among the plants recently
purchased By the American smelt-
ing q Refining company. " Is the
opinion heree that 1890 viii be a red
letter year for the smelling interests.
Within walking distance. Pratts Orchard
Addition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
a Woman Fcreer.

DECATUR. Ala. May zi--Mru. c.
n. sitason. wife % a merchant Who
has Just assigned. u under arrest.
charged by tirock a Spight with for
EinR notes amounting 20 te0ee
Mrs. ssitasOn. when arrested. nc
knowiefged the forgery. but said she
had expected TO make the notes all
right before falling due. She gave
bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-31
Wilson Mot q Candidate

WAsIuNaraN. y. .. May a.
Secretary Wilson today denied the
report that he would b. % candidate
% succeeded Hon j. a.. dear az United
states senator from iowa, There II
not % word or truth IN the report
The secretary said. Il hm not "A cant
aidate for thp aenaiorHhip and ! am
not going 10 be-"