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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
nffnsr ATTIRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise % Sunset $50 Moon sets nj 7;2e MOONS age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
, v-ssndv Hook S:22 Gov. Island 1874 Hell Gate lO43
p M-sady Hook $50 Gov. Island 9;2s Hell Gate h'''
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Liebler e. Co.. managers OF Miss Viola Allen
havs accepted Israel Zangwlll's scenario Of his
dramatfzation Of his novel Children Of the
Ghetto" and he is engaged In writing the
nav which will be completed in April. II Will be
produced al the Herald Square Theatre in October.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The scenery which used by Miss Julia
Arthur's company at Wallacks Theatre which
was attached recently at the instance OF Theodore
Moss the proprietor Of the theatre on the ground
~ breach OF contract was released yesterday. a
bond for So 600 being aled The scenery will be
taken TO Boston where Miss arthur expects 10
resume her season on January 20
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these -
umns arc recommended to tho readers 4
THE TRIBUNE as thoroughly reliable. ~
business can be done By mail with the =
vertisers with perfect safety.
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.,.v.r Nos ss 1888 2se 2aos sas 80 sos s sas
s9io 1870 352s 1859 1891 1886. 23Ss 1872 ooo,, n
Slas' So9p q22i. 2Ti3 PIG 1896 17os leZ' Ease u"
finished -, ~, a.. vrrr-Refore Smyth,
Taueee 10 he sent from Part VII for trai 'raI.
s,tnrefne coir-Trial Term-Part lh-beiore
J-Causes TO sen: from Part VII Tor tls' N"' 49,
finished - ~, ~. v pesors Durro T.
-Caises 10 from Part VII for triai' Nase III
finished. - - d., yr-Re,ore Mac
lean Causes to BE- from Part VII Tor ulai'
supreme Court-Trial Tem-Part X11-Befors sinith'
JTauses TO preferred calendar for trial.
Clear. ,<e. .xroia s-Mo-
tior calendar called at l080 a. m VILE LOT PIvoaNS
Anna strive Samuel Bachrsch Agnes H. WON 'ohn r.
.surrogate's Court-Tria Term-Before Fitzgerald B.
No liOS viii OF Ann ". Winters. at lo5o a. IT, r,-.
city Court-Special Term-Before o'Dwyer. J.-court
city cou1oTr@ Termp PEP do5 1922 Els EFT
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CITY Court-Tral Term-Part lIIBetore conan ,o1
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o3os o3as 1878 iO71 2S2. 2465 246I 24Io AL 90,
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2is7 PASS 24ss 24eo 24o1. 2492 Clear .,
civ Court-Tral Term-Part IV-Before McSsathy %
Short causes Nos $685. 64lS 1898, o2a' ooio ol-''
ef83 Clear
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Ann )uncements.

"Blackwood."
A Whipped Seam Cum.
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Amnsemenrs.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE


Under The direction Of Nr. Maurice Gran.
To xtxht at e-DON GIOVANNI teXtraorllnar, cast
Lii Lehman. Nordica ana sembrlchi 20. 10 Res1"
Salgnac Dufrche. peyries Maure
Sat, Mat. Jan. IA. ~ 2-ROMEO TT JULIETTE a.
Emma Eames Djella, Bausrmeister. Jean and "a y
Reszke Albers. Bars Dufriche and Plancon.
Sat Evg AZ :. at pop. prices-MANON.
Savile MsIssnger, Della, Bsuer meisfer. Plarf'
Albers Dufricne Bars and Van Dyck.
Sun Evg Al s:l5-Grand Popular Concert Solos'
Sembrich Marie Brema Sagnac and Van R1oY ~.
Mon. Evg Jan. rs. s-ATDA Norics. Manie"'
saIeza Cempanar. Pringle and Piancon. -,
Tues Jan. II. at Second Performance - ne n'
series OF Der Ring des Noeungen-DIE WALK t hSS
Mines Emma Eames schumann~Heins. Msn'...
Meissinger. pevny. Bauermes,er. Rondez p gss.
Pringe and Van Kooy Conductor sehek I'm
Wed. Evg. Jan. Il. al s-LES HtGlENOrS ~.
Lehman Mantel. suzanne Adams Jean and 70 !"
ReszNe. Plancon Prlnge and Maurel -.
Thurs Evg Jan. 10 at Third performance ol y"
first series 81 Der Ring DIES Nthelungen- SIEGFklbb.
Mines LII Lehman Marie Enge ans Schunsn..
Helnk NM. Dpp'l. Blspham. Prngle. Neneri. Van ks'
Fri Evg Jan ~. at FAUST. "a
Emma Eamee. Bauermeistef and Mantell: Jean ana ."
de Reszke and Abers. -.
Evg Jan -, at Gsi5 precselyFourh ard NJ, -
performance ~ the series OF Der Rng de- NV
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
Mines. Nordica Schumann Heink. PeNnf. Me'ssias
ana saylle. MN Jean. 20 de ReszNe Muhlw"nn' ''
lham. Conductor Schalk
sTEINwAY a SONS PIANOS Used.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
v....i ror Line Mails close. Vessel sails.
lydia Mexican ports Y & Cuba. loo m 800 IN
Algonquin Charleston. clyde. ...,...., 800 p m
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23

The story that his son, Mark Twain,
left John Clemens grave unmarked
rs untrue.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23
PEKIM NOTES.


Az we failed last week we will! ccue
with doable dose.
We haze always boasted Of our little
village Oad still boast, There is an ia
mense lot Of business done Ia this burg.
The Ptkin merchants have put up a
nice lot OF ice. II Is eleven inches thick,
The same firm 10 getting another carload
of coal The cold wave took nearly all
the other load.
rhe gossip around the neighborhood
Va "plow for oats" and stake care OF the
meases," es the latter have been raging
considerably In this neighborhood, No
serious cases so far,
The presence OF Mr Wray at Pekin
an last Sunday was greatly missed, as he
was not there,
Mr. Milligan Gregg has recovered
from the grip again. We can see him
rldiog out In his fine carriage with his
fine driving team, We are glad to see
him out.
We wish to correct one mistake OF two
weeks ago, in the item relating to Mr..
Nance, 1t was not Nance'e child; nor
wos It the county attorney that was out.
The child that was sent for was Nuest,
and the mOn that came was the sheriff
There was wedding In this neighbor-
hood the 18Th, aud the table was loaded
with the hest OF dainties the land could
afford, There we're many friends pres,
ent, d NJ. Barber presented the con
tracting parties with a fresh COW, SO they
viii have plenty of milk aud butter,
half the living We congratulate the
happy couple and hope they will never
let their hearts come to freezing even IN
the coolest weather. Now comes the
best Of all. o. II. Barber and S. Bow
man ate so much Of the good things that
a doctor had to be summoned to give
them ease, Mrs, Barber, Mary by name,
0te so little she left one whole leg of tur.
key on her plate. 0 II, wound up by
eating the same.
Mr.. Charles lloler, q well known young
gentleman at Pekin, wants a job on u
farm, but says he will not accept unless
there are some going young ladies there,
Puck.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23
Llllcd hy lrlr I,ro,Ilcrs.

st, Joseph, Mo-, February 2l.--
Thomas O'Neill was stabbed and
killed Sunday night at his home In
Florence addition, south of the city,
in a fight with His two brothers, Ed
ward and John O'Nelll. He received
seven knife wounds. two OF them en-
teting the heart The three brothers
lived with their mother, Thomas
0'Neill WINS marrpd. The fight result
ed from n quarrel over u small sum Of
money. The men had been drinking
all day Thomas was armed with a
razor, the others with knives, They
Fought Nike demons and when the Of
hceis arrived the three men were "
ing ON the floor covered with wounds
and blood. Thomas was dead. A corr
oners jury Monday eXonorated the
surviving brothers on the evidence OF
self-defcnse.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23
man as such thlngs do no, go upnOtICsd
In this vicinity.
NAOKnRaON.
Win TELL.


CONDUCTOR o. T, Brown was In this
CITY last week.
Grandfather LollIng was buried FRI
day. He was the father Of Mrs. Y. j,
Ahlrloh.
Last week Miss Carrie TuSing returaed
home from visit la KanSas City, Mo,
W. p. Morrison, editor Of the Sterling
Democrat Was In town last wetk,
Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Crist of Hutcbn
sou, were In tho city Thursday.
The Degree Of Honor team has been
provided with new and handsome set
OF robes Az their regular meeting on
Monday night they conferred degrees on
Misses Bertha Chesby, Bertha Kirby and
Anna Feist, and Messrs Bert Lamar mud
Robert Mallen.
Died. NJ the home Of her parents, Mr..
aud MIS-. F. j. Ahlrlch, Gennie, Satur-
day, February l7Ih. The funeral SER
vices were held Vt their home on Mon
day. An appropriate sermon was delv-
cred by Rev, Chapman, Beautiful mu-
sic WAS rendered by the choir and u solo
by Mjss Mngee. There were many lovely
floral tributes from kind friends. The
services W the grave were conducted by
the oTder OF the Eastern Star.
Mrs Dick, Mrs. Merrlneld, Mrs, Smoll,
Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Snyder, Mr.. aud
Mrs. a, II, Arnold were up from New
ton attending the funeral Monday.
Mr., aud Mrs, r. P. Smith OF Hutch
insOn were in town Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. r, p. Smith Of. Hutch
son we're In town Monday.
Mrs. Maggie Hall OF Sterling was In
che CITY Monday attending the funeral.
Mr., j. W, Lemon OF Pueblo, Colo. F.,
was visiting Gus Severt the first Of the
week.
Mr. A, d. Butt and wife OF Blackwell
o, T., were in this city Monday.
The masquerade ball Friday night was
success, About forty couples were
present, Refreshments were served at
Frlsche's. CLAY.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23
SOUTH RENO.


Frank Myers rolled out new buggy
Friday, and says he must have the right
of way now.
The school house In South Hutchinson
was packed to suifocation last Friday
evening The program was partially
crowded out by the crowd. The Valley
Pride members did credit 90 themselves.
There was some good music rendered
by the salt rakers' orchestra, and u Jolly
\ good time had, Mayor Thompson, in
behalf of the citizens of South Hutch
iDson, thanked the patrons of Valley
Pride for their performance aud hoped
that another meeting could be arranged
Bert Kent and Miss Ollie Sutton Of
Lincoln, attended the literary exercises
II South Hutchinson last Friday evening
Mrs. W. Black presented the pupils
Of Valley Pride school with nice val
entine card.
u. T. Williams sold to z. w. Whin-
merry, The property where e. W. Williams
lives, for $1,000. Mr.. Winery is going
70 move the house out on his farm three
miles west Of South Hutchinson.
VIM. Vogle sold to Eisiminger s. Wis
art Of Salt Creek township, 14O odd west
ern yearlings.
Miss Ruth Pierce is boarding at Mrs.
grant's now.
Felty Hedding has gone to the Strip
Harry Dice and wife have been visiting
her sister Mrs. Dana, for few days.
George Holloway sold to Morrison sev-
enteen head Of hogs Monday, at Sc.
Charley Rozelle and wife we're guests
0f his mother Sunday last. WAS.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23
YODER ITEMS.

Mrs. Bert James is quite sick.
Mrs. Thos, Robertson is better and the
doctor has hopes of her recovery.
Frank Lewis went to Kansas City on a
pleasure trip last week.
Ed. Ellis and John Umstott each ship
ped two carloads of fat cattle to Kan
sas City last week.
Ed Yoder is getting quite reputation
as a weather regulator.
Lewis and Lyman expect to shell six
thousand bushels Of corn for p. Roger,
this week.
d. f. Swander had house moving last
Tuesday.
Rev. W. s Cook has ten dered his res
ignation as pastor OF tho Harmony Bap-
tist church to take effect in three months.
The church will vote to accept or reject
the eighteenth OK March.
3. A. Freeman and wife and "us" were
the guests of g. II. Freeman and wife Of
Booth last Sunday, Mrs Freemon knows
how to cater to the wants Of the hungry
man and the bountiful supply just suited
us toaT. We expect to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. freeman every "Now and Then"
We saw young man buggy riding
with another mans wife last Sunday al-
ternoon. We want to warn the young
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23
DEFENDS HIS COURSE
Rear Admiral Schley'5 Reply to
Charges Against Him.
DECLARES THAT HE DID HIS DUTY
Orders aud Letters offered In pvidcnc
10 sustain Ills Position --'Thcy
Were strictly Obeycd
by Him.

Wosblraton. u. C.. February 90
Rcar Admiral w. s. Schley, having
bepn grontsd permlsglon no answer
yhe chorpes recentk m,de q,oa'nyi
him In communication rccp~!ry n,
40 lhp spnntr Monday hnu1rl io thc
rnn,nbrtppa on NAVAL or1'rs his STATE
mont In which he dl,clnims nav prr
nosc M corirovrrsv ,,lhb ,be NAVY de-
nortmen, 1be qG,trr of thn l,rqr,.
mrrl hc .gors $50 Co, me 81 rrlntos M
him con bs .nrn,,rl4rl undcr she
followlrg 0,oo1s.
o,., -,
"p '..",l [, Wv. N'''''us"I ,.,, ,"a'1 "a
irE, N,"w p.,t,y'N @ ,o,y''' ,."'m'Ss ,.o,.,
Ug ' l'u' u'ou' .'u,",EuS' 90 c"e q I'o9 o-
Rru"r ,.1'Vn,'I,'S U' n"F ~ u,'u 80
uhe p@u'V' "' 'au'Oogo' 1I,o '"'e oe
s'nu'''VVg ~ e''e'' "0e''
. lhe au'nvrat No,S wlH Ur"grS VroIl
sampson on NlaE ~ were 100 pioekaae
SlenIueGos' Whlch h2 proceeu'u Vo no.
lle hod NO KnoWledge tnNt there were
amy insurgents about Clenrnegcs VINO
were tr'endIy until the MnrbIehead
Mrrlyed ON the 2dIth' Even had he had
thls knowledge ON May % The suff
would have prevented communication.
On his arrlval he sent Commander
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23

VIZ TANTED-Severs trustworthy persons in
Wv this state TO manage our business In
their own and nearby counties, Il is mainly
office work conduc tedat home. Salary straight
5000 per year and xpenses--dennits. bonahde
no more. no less salary. Monthly $40. Ref
erences Enclose self addressed st mIed en-.
velope, Herbert e. Hebs, Pres, Dept M. Chi
cAgo.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23
Farmers Correspondence,
FROM NOW AND THEN,

( Another battle has been fought, More
blood has been shed. la the interest of
humanity or expansion, whichY How
long must this sacrifice Of time, money
and human life go on before t-i0 Philip-
pine question 10 settled Let Congress
and the president answer. Now aieer 50
much clamor that the treaty Of peaoe
has been ratified, why not give To those
Filipinos the independence for which
they fought against spsin. We, ot all
nations, ought to sympethize with any
people who are struggling tOc liberty.
solve me liberty oE give me death, " said
Patrick Henry, So cay the Filipinos,
This, too, was the motto of the masses
IN France during The French revolution.
What rivers of blood flowed for the sake
OF liberty during that awful time Of
terror no pen can deseib'. But on ac-
count OF nndeIity, anarchy, bruialltyde.
throned reason, hence they sought 10 es-
tablish a republican form Of govern
ment at TOO great sacrifice. However,
the wrongs Of the old feudal system and
OF kingly rule, were powerful iaeent-
i've to the French peasaatry 10 strive with
desperate determination 10 right these
wrongs. 80 it was that such noble
hearted monarch as Louis Syi and his
beautiful queen Marie Antouette We're
doomed TO the gullotlne, Maduess and
despair and inadelty also drove Dautou
and Robespierre, the last of the Jacoblns
or apostles of liberty, to the same end,
So we argue that the time for nation to
strike for Independence is the earliest
possible moment before tyranny or op
pression becomes 80 great that The peo
Pile become so maddened rs to cause
them TO commit awful crimes in the
name Of liberty. SO we say again, give
the Fllipinos independence, for they are
In earnest, and will continue TO give US
trouble until they are free people. 1t
matters not how kindly we may treat
them. Their watchword is liberty, and
who can blame them, Now AND THEN.
.|
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23

ds6 htct WIS Nt Nahrlago, no cdnsld'
egmtlon far the Bagle or anything elAe
,yould have prevented him from gel
thrQ there at the earliest poeslblc mo-
ment with the larger vessels, but the
W44ather and Nca mhde NJ impossible
10 do bditer than he did.
Gpealglng NJ "the retroFrnde move
meniS" wb'Oh the secretairy. adapt
eng the ianguNge of ADMIRAL Sampson,
charactcnlzes Ns "reprehenslble con.
duct." Admiral schley says that In
forty.two yNars service 'neyer was
uuoh Language used To ohnracterlye
conduct OF mine, and I see no reason
dor VI now"
He adsls; "Actlng in accordance
with my best Judgment, In view OF bhe
circumstances. without certain knowl'
edqe OF the whereabouts OF that Span
dah feet, after having been informed
by the scouts commanded by such Of
fcers as Slgsbee, Jewell and Wise thot
although hhey had been Oft Santiago
for n week they hnd seen ncthlng OF
its movements or It's whereabouts
since N had left Cumcoa; after h0y'
Ding been nssured by Slgsbee that he
did mot believe II was In Santiago, and
NV the emThntlc declnralon of the
pllot af ths Nunez, aud knowing that
as THE SEA and weather were so rough
NJ would he impossible to call my
squadron on the port deemed II
best 10 tnlce the action did tle Anal
result of which WINS the locnticn ot
thc enemy's feet IN Santhogo hnrbor."
Az to the haIttle OF Santiago Admiral
Sch1ey snws the facts NJ thli contest
Bpek for themselves. He quotes from
his ofRclnl ronort TO Sampson, In
which he congratulated the com.
mander of the squadron and soid the
"vlCtory Secms big emouch for all OF
MIS-" Tie nsks tlt committee TO con-
trnst his rcpcrts and those OF SNmp.
son contnlnIlng reference TO himself
and continues:
".is to 0ll this criticism of my
corrse prior tN the discovery by me
On Nav 20 on Cerreras fleet, whether
from .Nlmlrnl Sampson or the de-
paritmenlt nopa of It Inns ever heen
mahe by either to me, and NEVER
henM WORD NJ II from anyone until
after the bnItt'c with that neet, nj.
though more thHn five weeks had
pnNsed since THE nlleTed rcprehensl.
bile ccNduci hnl cccurNed Although
Admiral SNmrgon us'l this Language
10 the Nacrc'harv concerning me on
10, 20 Tai. lft,nN 4.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23
WI Tcst tI,c Inv.

Newton, Kan, February 21,-
Thomas b. Taylor, of this city, will
TEST the legality of ,the law passed by
the legislature OF 1897 which provided
for taxing of judgments. A suit was
filed Monday in the District Court
against. Coun.y Treasurer Dougherty
TO restrain him from selling Tor taxes
a Judgment of $4,000 against the
Arkansas Valley Land and Loan Com
pany.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23
Wanted--Salesmenl

We have liberal proposition which
we desire to submit to good men to sell
our guaranteed Lubricating Oils and
Greases to threshers, stores, mills, etc.
They can make good wages,
DIAMOND OIL REFINING Co.
Cleveland, y.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23

The Missouri Pacific runs the only
through sleeper between Hutchinson
ana Kansas Oty and the only through
train between Hutchinson and st
Louis. See them for rates and route
all pJintsatit
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23

A Regular Graduate tn Medicine.
Over 2S Poars, Speclai Practice.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-02-23
TmE CALIFORNIA LIMITED,

Via Santa Fe Rou'o. Best and speediest train
to California Chicago to Los Angeles In "a
days, three times week,
Observation car, with splclous parlor fol
adles and chldlen, 10 q special feature.
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Prenum4rata wynosi focslfe.
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w a r u n k j..

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400 ns jeden rok, ro.umle sic
- take "a rok 1909, 1ub,o v tym
roku Ola przedpfacicieli szylii pl g..
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Tych abofent6W j.. przeSle .od
kaadegos5caloroczny abonan1ent q
g6ry, temu przez ca1y. rok gazette
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.Kto zmieni' adres, :powirien "a
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DETROIT .
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Dixie y, .s ! I ,sl1lIl i taalkkaWRlpEso9lls,kkiict'h1,
ako i para6 ' hsnarodoWos-
q a dlyeeezyi Detroiokiei, eoraz
szersza.sns siebie 1wracaja uwage.
Rospnlszeexanie mmlalruowaniee 4 ma.
j4attu, ddyyYees4s..alnego, poslugixaa,n AMI
% po,s.ipollitymiii ysxarch . |. samoa
xwadozzymm rad1a.osaaamin wIsfPrlawaoh
naj1vistssyoh, I. =. pssuwsjs
nla',lsae= dyesesye DO niepr1ewids.ia.
ayyeh. wyypadk 'It:
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ryuinn.poelllsslkIi,emu, eir.sujjss ggo,rzej Cd
ch.wastu.
Pierwszym warunkiem utrzy~
~ .sG&gE1 IN = 80 &.s*M4tt.t :5.T...E#. &sgaM
mania sic Inaiparafi albo navel ma
! wikaryaoie Y dtecezyi Detroiokii.ej
Jest paitdla6d 9 plaekiiem pred rekto-
rem i ,,mateoskqn
Kto. sig do tego. wysokiego
Estopria doskona}osoi i prrawdzi-
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piesie, mote lama6 5wszystkie prey.
||kazalnia razem 2 rutrykami i
Sslubami. Doda6 jednakow6z nalezy,
Re prdcz czapk owania, oplacac sic
l~jeszcze trzeba rektorowl semina-
ryum polskiego. sutemix kolektami
{ oraz i ofiarami 2. w1asnejj kieszeni.
Terazniejszy proboszcz tutej.
:szych ,kolas6w'' ks. Folt9, Cali
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