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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
Over 10000 Facts.

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library in itself. At news dealers or by mail,
% cents.
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HUNGARIAN CRISIS.

Members of Cabinet Confer With
the Austrian Emperor.
VIENNA. Feb. 14.-Baron Banffy,
prime minister of Hungary; Gen. Fejr-
vary. minister of national defense, and
Nj. Ladislaus Lukacs. minister of fl
nance, have had an important audience
with Emperor Franz Joseph with refer
ence to the Hungarian crisis. A Buda-
pest paper announces that Baron
Banffy rendered the conditional resig-
nation of the entire cabinet on Satur-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
CARLISTS WARNED.

Must Have Nothing to Say About
Peace Treaty.
MADRID, Feb. 14.-El Correo, the
newspaper organ of Don Carlos, prints
today a letter from the pretender for
bidding his partisans to attend the sit
ting of the chambers when the peace
treaty is under discussion
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thing else"
Did you ever take cyanide of mer-
cury?"
IF I had l do not imagine I would
be here at this time
Il want to find the persons who
would have a motive in sending Cor
nish that cyanide of mercury. Do you
know anybody who was Barnett's enc
my?" asked Mr.. Osborne.
s'T do NOT
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
FOUND 1T GOOD.
Zen. BrOoke's staff Officers Inspect
Army Beef.

HAVANA, Feb. 14.-Brig. Gen. Ernst.
Of Maj. Gen. Brooke's staff, has com
pleted the examination of between
300, coo and 100000 rations of beef in
army storehOuses. He found that there
was less than 2 per cent of bad beef
which was received in the same shin
nent as the beef condemned last week
0ne box in every ten was opened and
Examined. and also every box that was
5neIling bad
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
ORGAN GRINDER EARL
Has Received Proffers of Cash With
Which to Push His Claims

LONDON. Feb. 14.-William Turnour
Thomas Poulett. the organ grinder
claimant to the earldom of Poulett,
says that he has received offers of
money with which to further his claims
from a gentleman in Massachusetts.
He also states that similar offers have
come to him from Montreal and else
whore
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15

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FLOUR TRUST FORMED
CLAIMED THAT M,INTYRE sYNDI.
CATE HAS FINALLY CARRIED
IT'S POINT
MINNESOTA MILLS IN 1T

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Mills, Save Freeman's, and a Ma
jority of the Mills in Minneapolis
Are IncIuded-Paper Bag Trust
With Capital of $50, 100000 In
cOrpOrated in Wisconsin,
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BARNETT TOOK POISON
TESTIMONY TO THAT EFFECT
BROUGHT OUT AT THE NEW
YORK HEARING
INTEREST IN CASE INCREASES

Witness MoIineaux Is Asked Some
Sharp Questions by Assistant
Prosecutor OsbOrne-EffOrt to
Show That MOIineaux Was JeaI-
Gus of Barnett's Attentions to
Miss ChesebOrO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
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people are golhs VINO are oepe'0e'' upon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

Aguinaldo has delivered himself Of an
other great manifesto. in the shape OF
an address TO the men Of Tarlac. and
has shown himself TO be a spellbinder
Of no mean gifts.
The tone of his address is not that Of a
warrior, and It lacks much Of the in
spring words Of Washington, TO whom
he has been likened by the lightning cod
fish ban consumer Of Massachusetts.
The fact is Aguinaldo is a poet and not
cold hearted man Of war. lie seeks
refuge in gentle SMILES. and great truths
are presented by him as touchingly as
the rose speaks OF love or the violet tells
It's story Of modest worth.
lie blows not the bugie blast Of war,
but he twangs his Tyre and attunes his
appeal to the softest cadences Of the
wooing summer wind.
In these words he addressed the men
of Tarlac
Filipino. beloved daughter Of the ardent
sun Of tho tropics. commended by Proyi-
dence 20 the care OF noble Spain, be not
ungrateful TO her salute VINO warmed
you with the breast Of her own culture
and civilization.
10 IL true she sought 90 crush thy
aspiration for independence. as loving
mother opposes separation forever from
the daughter OF her bosom. This but
proves the excess OF affection and love
Spain feels for thee. Filipino. delicate
flower OF the East, scarcely eight months
yeaned from tho breast OF 10y lssthss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

thou hast dared 10 brave a great and
powerful nation, such as the United
states, after barely organizing and DIS
cipllng thy little army. Yet we reply we
will be slaves to none, nor allow our
selves to be deceived by soft words.
While this is poetry pure and simple.
Il IS the vehicle in which IS borne ten
der tribute to Spain; an apology. and
warning.
Noble Spain" sings Aggle TO the men
OF Tarlac. "be not ungrateful to her sa-
Lutte" Here foremost in the poets mind
was the $4,000 that he received from
Spain to quit her possessions forever.
How could any but a poet feel that in
tense gratitude TO a country that had
yielded its substance so generously into
his tger-lily white hands?
lie forgiyes this noble Spain" for not
being able TO thrust the men Of Tarlac
away from her forever. even as a mother
restralns the impulsive girl who gets
tired Of doing the domestic side OF life.
and wants to go out and work for her
self. The sweet. delicate flower Of the
East IS served up to the men Of Tarlac
in boutonniere Of choice rhetoric, and
then Aggie issues his warning "be not
deceived by soft words
with a poets eye he has penetrated
the designs Of the willy Philippine COM
missioners. and though he got no inH-
tatlon to the full dress ball at Manila
he is right up with social witchcraft
and he warns the men Of Tarlac against
the insidious small talk Of the ballroom
devotee.
We have long felt that Agsie was not
at his best as a grim warrior, and this
address confirms our judgment. lie is
a poet, and subtle are the songs he sings
10 the men of Tarlac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
MAJOR JOHN C. COURTNEY DEAD,
President Of the Virginia Society oil
Atlanta Died Last Night.

ATLANTA. GA. July 13.-Major John
Calhoun Courtney. a Confederate vote
ran. president Of the Virginia Society Of
Atlanta. secretary. Of the Capital city
Club. and manager Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, died at his home IN
this city tonight az the age Of siXty-hVe
Major Courtney was native or VIZ
ginia. Early I'm life he entered the field
of telcgraphy, and during the Civil War
was closely associated with Generals
Lee. Beauregard and Johnston, in es-
tablishing communication between the
Confederate armies and headquarters
He delivered 70 General Beauresard the
first news OF General Lees surrender
and also bore 90 President Jefferson Da-
Wis the dispatch from General Brecken-
ridge announcing the assassination OF
President Lincoln. subsequently he was
taken 10 Washington 20 corroborate this
dispatch before the court-martial engaged
I'm the trial of the assassin Booth.
Major Courtney was for number OF
years auditor of the Western and Atlantic
railway. and at the time of his death
was member OF the Association OF Rail-
way Auditors. For fifteen years he was
prominent in Sunday school work. and
did much 10 upbuld the Monteagle As
scmbiy at Monteagle. Tennessee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
THE DEVIL a SAINT.

rho most amusing incident OF current
notice Is the clash between Senators
chandler and Galiinger OF New Hamp-
snirc.
me spectacle OF William f. Chandler
prosecuting his colleague for the alleged
assessment Of oficc-hoiders for a cam
paign fund, IS truly enough 10 make the
angels weep. We know nothing OF the
merits OF the case. Gallinger, as we IN
derstand It. was a reputable veterinary
surgeon IN Canada where he was born,
and coming TO New Hampshire has ap-
parontly thrIved under a system OF poll
ties OF which Chandler was presumably
the originator, and who evidently feels
tnat he IS being robbed OF his vested
rights by this usurper from across the
border
Ganinger has been a quiet man In the
senate. whether from his stores OF
knowledge acquired in early youth he
has contributed anything 10 the bro
eburce Of the Agricultural Department on
diseases OF animals. We know not, but In
this no would have served some good
purpose perhaps and not at least beaten
ms record as a contribution 20 any val
liable legislation in Congress.
The absurd part Of the situation now
over. TO us IS. that Chandler should be
lighting against any alleged political
methods that could be concocted by any
body. In the year 1876 Mr. Chandler con-
eributed a page to the political history Of
this country over which every reader In
America has a just cause TO blush.
# was he who appeared at the rooms
NJ the National Republican Committee
early in tho morning after the election
and seeing the situation in the South at
once took the train and was soon busy
nlauning the greatest political crime
mat ever darkened the history of this
republic.
n was not generally known az the time
who the evil genius was whose tele-
graphic code was busy day and night
IN the effort TO dobauch the election OIL
Gers in Louisiana. Florida and South
carolina. but the facts came TO light in
subsequent months, and a book publish
ed by Gibson. entitled - Poitica.
crime" translated the code and piiioried
Chandler as the designer and active fac
Tor IN the monstrous fraud.
Now comes Chandler whining in the
face of his own political misfortunes'
and charging mis- brother Senator with
assessing Federal employees"
Tne story I'm the papers also makes the
startling announcement that when the
re was passed." and Galiinger invited
Chandler outside they both started for
the door and had 10 be restrained by
friends" This IS indeed a rare jest. The
thought Of Chambers starting to the
door with the thought Of personal com
bat Is delicious with the odor Of a de-
gree OF courage Of which there IS not
one spark in Chambers body. When
Zoe" Blackburn pulled his nose a few
wears ago ne exhibited no wild and inn
petuous desire TO rush outside or no
irresistible impulse to do anything inside
but rub the redeemed member and calm
bis ruiHed feelings
The sight IS refreshing TO degree.
Let no man stop st, for when Chandler
takes up the cudgels for political pro-
bity the millennium must be near at hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
BROOKE IN WEYLER'S PALACE.
The Famous Residence Has Been
Thoroughly Renovated.

HAVANA. Julv Ex-Governor General
Brooke and the members Of DTS family
reached the palace tins cvenine the r0-i-
dence of the former Governor General W
Spaln-made famous in the history "f
Cuba bv The tenancy of Wev.er tAmp's,
Ranc0. and a host oi others. Ine olld-
ing has been more or less molernil.
every decade Een0v1t0rt N|e n'I
carefully over the furniture which i- oi
the finest woods the island nroal
mahogany. cedar and ro-e"1'i-. pave
raeildad the mirrors. added artistic d"''-
rations. and applied fresh pinl tFtif
where.
The old structure now looks new me
statue of Columbus in the courtyard
carved out of the finest marble. ana ''"
more than two hundred years oId' h'a
been ca~efuliy washed. This work WAS
only hnishNS yesterday one or me m17t
interesting relics iu the palace rs fna
bed unou which the Princess Eulalia slept
during her visit 90 the Western hemi-
sDhere - the Columbian Exposition year.
The old headquarters at I'D Nedado are
nov, practically abandoned SD far as pub
De business ls concerned.
General A'ciandro Roderizeuez chief 4
staH 90 General Gomez. called in the
latter's behalf upon the Governor Gem
eraI to-day and said that the supple
mentary Mst would be finished on satur-
day next. He asked General Brooke 20
name "a date for beginning payment.
owing to tho confusion OF moving
headquarters the Governor General Was
unable TO reach an immediate decision
but promised 90 give an answer as soon
as possible which probably will De- on
Monday next. General Brooke has given
the municipalities that were partially de-
stroyed by the war. complete liberty 10
use such funds are are obt ~e-A5io IN ne
cessary works OF reconstruction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
WILL INVESTIGATE.
Letter from Member of the Jr, o. t
A. VI.

A candidate for the House OF Delegates
has received a letter from a man who
claims TO be a member OF the Junior
order OF United American Mechanics
that is threatening IN It's tone
This man had made application 70 be
employed as a worker but the candidate
did not see fit TO employ him. lie wrote
a reply IN which he stated that he would
have rs OF the IL men IN his Council vote
against the candidate and would himselt
spend the day az the polls and Work
against the man who had turned him
down.
The letter IS now in the hands Of a
member OF the order. There is trouble
ahead for the writer. Members of the
order who have seen the letter are IN
dlgnant and they state that they VIII
see 10 II that the case Of this man IS
fully investigated
II IS reported that he has written SINH
lar letter TO other candidates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

Rrootlv, catholic diocese. who has boon
under suspension since ms a.
ettoct, an the Rev. William J. Hili dur
inc tho celebration OF the mass one sum
dav morning about five years ago In 81
PauVs church In Court street mas % n
restored to his pricstly functions ana ls
now ono of the Rev Edward w. NC
Carty's assistants in ST. Augustine $
church On sixth avenue The restoration
and assignment of Father Mcdonald was
one of the last official acts OF Bishop
Mcdonnell before his departure for
Europe recently.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
SOUTHERN NOrEs.


iHuus'ii"l League VIII meet lh Aiianta lh
ABOUT TWO weeks IL Is expected mat this
convention WIZ nave the erect OF brng-
ing business men into closer touch. There
VIII be many prominent speakers present
importance 10 the South.
~
ne" uepo' at NnoA'4De' lehh' IL is 10
be one of the finest In the South and will
probably be built Of Tennessee marble.
Several days ago a suit for $4,000 dam
ages was filed I'm Augusta against the Au-
gusta Railway and Electric Company by
W Summers of that ci,v for nor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
DRY DOCK DAMAGED.
The Old Wooden Structure In Brook
Iyn wrecked by a storm.

NEW YORK. jay B.-Ihe Brooklyn
navy ward dry dock No. 2. for which 500
Ooo was appropriated by the last Congress
FOR repairs was so seriously damaged dur
inc last nights storm that It probably
r1nnos be used again for nearly two
ve@rs The bottom OF the dock on the
eastern side bulgei FOR distance 0f
over 30 feet The bulge ranges from one
10 ten feet IN height.
The rain water Is supposed 20 have
worked down beneath the dock and
loosened the abutment
zinc dock which Is a wooden one, cost
about 81 900 600 twelve years ago. Repairs
have not been begun under the appro-
uriHtOn Of Congress which IS now avail
able
Fortunately the cruiser Detroit which
was I'm the dry dock yesterday. had lett
before the storm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
M'LAURlN IN THE LEAD.
His Vote in the County Primaries for
United states Senator Large.

ATLANTA. GA, July ia special
10 the Constitution from Jackson, Miss.
saws. Governor McLaurn has attained
such "a lead I'M the country primaries
that his election as United States sena-
t,-tvyo votes in the primaries thus far
held. and only ninety are necessary TO
.priyafe" John Allen has n total in his
rr.rnarios OF but twenty-five. Even II he
were successful In carrying an me north
.ii1 fo. him he could not possibly over
emo Alcr,aurin's lead. The primaries
YIN not be concluded until September
Tth. r..~,. - leading for tho
short-term senatorsnlp. CLOSELY V'eSaeu
nv state Senator sullivan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

The Globe syndicate Of stores have
oa5e a gigantic purchase OF wooilens
srom the mills about to be merged into
The Wooilen Trust. consisting Of Soo0N
ards of Cashmere and Worsteds. The
10Th IL being turned into Mems and Boys
suits in their mammoth factory at Gin
cinnati. ohio. -,
pichmond's share of their purchase will
arrive I'm about ten days, when the Globe
corner will be the most animated spot In
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
WHEELER MlSQU0TED.
Says lie DId Not Make statements At
tributed TO Him In Chicago.

FIIUNFVfI 10 IIIIII III ~
GRAND ISLAND NEB., July 13.-Gene-
raj Joseph Wheeler passed through this
clty to-day and made The following state
mcnt. asking that correction DE made
through the Associated Press:
q was incorrectly reported In Chicago
as TO the Philippine insurgent army. IN
answer 20 a direct question. l stated that
I did not know the strength of Aguin-
aldo's forces. and that the published re-
ports OF our officers in Manila did not
state them.
81 desire TO state that no doubt these
officers and officials in Washington are
well informed. but I have never had a
conversation with any official In wash
ington on the subject and am quite 'gno-
rant as 10 the extent Of their informa-
ton"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14
THE MOLINEUX CASE.
Goes TO the Grand jury Despite Re
porfs 10 the Contrary.

Goes TO the Grand jury Despite Re
ports 20 the Contrary
NEW YORK. July 3.-The case Of
Roland p. Molineux. charged with tho
murder OF Mrs. Katherine Adams. was
sent to-day 10 The grand jury Of New
York county, despite tho fact that Dis
trct Attorney Gardner and his assist
ant, James Osborne, VINO have charge *
the case. declared that 10 would not be
formally submitted before tomorrow.
lt is understood that the grand Jury
decided not 10 wait 20 suit the c0nven-
fence or the District Attorneys office.
and summoned the witnesses on disputed
handwriting. engaged on both the side
Of the prosecution and the defense.
The experts David y. Carvalh0, for
the defense. and william J. Kinsley for
the prosecution. We're summoned before
the grand jury. Tho letters signed "H
a.. Barnett" sent from the private letter
box IN west FOrty-sec0ud street. and The
letters signed I'll q. Cornish" sent from
the private box at 1910 Broadway and
the exhibits bearing the alleged sigma
ture of Roland g. Monneux sent from
MonneuXs office I'm Newark. ". j.. were
submitted 90 the experts on chirography.
inc proceedings were secret and Will Do
continued tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

a searchlight, used in local factory
jubilee last night. was repeatedly thrown
on a cloud which hung directly over a
church in Byron. q village twenty miles
from Dayton, O. A church lawn festival
was IN progress II soon became a hys-
terical prayer-meeting. Some Of the pco-
pie believed the phenomenon meant the
end or tho world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

Cooking school? Hmph' I suppose
you've learned everything except how
to bake bread. young woman?
ayes. sir We don't bake bread 81
cooking school"
co. you don't?'
"No, sir. We bake the dough."-Mont-
gomery Advertiser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-14

Hello" exclaimed the shade as he
wandered near the stored gate. What
causes the rush? Looks Ike nursery
around here. You must have made a
special canvass for little boys"
Nothing OF the kind" replied the
venerable and efficient ST. Peter. There
has ben = general observance Of the