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Revising the ReDDrf.

Washington. Feb. THE war inves-
tigati commission to-day heard no
witnesses, but was in executive ses-
sion, going over the report to be made
to the president. Several reports of
chemists who have been examining
samples of the beef have been received
and their reports are to be incorpor-
ated in its report, which was adopted
at this mornings executive session
and probably will be presented to the
president tomorrow or Thursday morn
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London. in which the directors and secra-
tartes of various companies with which
the names of Pooiey and Turner were
connected testified that Messrs. Turner
and Pooley received money and shares Of
stocks in addition to salaries for holding
positions on the advisory boards of the
companies. The original checks were in
troduced, showing that certain moneys
had been paid
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Held a Conference.

Seattle, Feb. IA conference of general
Western freight agents began here to-day.
Great Northern, Northern Pacific and Ca
madam Pacific representatives We're pres
ent, 1t was stated that the conference
relates mostly to matters of detail re-
specting Western freight, measurements
and classiications with an incidental ref
erence to the question of the maintenance
of overland rates.
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4 New Candidate.

Harrisburg, Pa. Feb. IA new can
didate for United States senator was
introduced to-day. He is H. B. East
burn, an anti-Quay leader in Bucks
county. and was voted for by four anti
Quay republicans. Mr.. Eastburn was
a delegate to the last national republi-
can convention and was one of the few
members of the Pennsylvania delega
ton who voted for President McKin-
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Smith Counted Out.

New York. Feb. Oscar Gardner. the
s'Omaha Kid" defeated Solly Smith OF
Los Angeles in six rounds at the Lenox
Athletic club tonight. Smith was un-
steady on his feet from the opening
round and was unusually wild. In the
sixth round Smith went down four times
and as he was going down the last time
Oscar sent in right smash on the jaw
which did not land till Smith was on his
knees Smith rolled over on his back and
was counted out.
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OTIS IS HIS
own MASTER.
He Will Act as He Deems Will
Be Best Under the
Circumstances.
He is GIVEN FULL POWER
Alger Will Not Mar His Work
by Interfering.
MlLLER'S STRIKE NEXT
Alger Will Not Mar His Work
by Interfering.
MILLER'S STRIKE NEXT

Forward Movement on Iloilo Is Prob
able = Nothing to Keep the Troops
Back Now-rt Is Thought That Otis
Has Inflicted Upon the Insurgents.
Aguinaldo's Forces Have Been Driven
Into the Mountains -Four Thousand
of Them Have Paid Dearly for Their
Fatuous Folly-The Water Supply Is
in the Hands of the American Troops.
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GREEN MUST APPEAR,
He Will BE Imprisoned if He Is No
Really Ill.

AeatlS Ill.
Sacramento, Feb. THE republican
vote Tor United states senator to-day
was the same as it has been for the last
three weeks. The democratic compli-
mentary went to Col. William Smith
of the lst California regiment, now at
Manila. The vote: Barnes, 10; FELTON,.
/; Bulla, 13; Burns, %; Estee, /: Grant,
=: Scott, 2; Bard, ?; Rosenfeldt, /;
White, /; Smith. 30.
Mllton J. Green, Grants political
manager who refused to say in what
legislative districts he had spent
Grants money during the last cam
paign, when asked by the special in
Vestigating committee, was to have
been brought before the bar of the as
sembly to show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt Instead
a PHYSICIANS certificate was read. in
which it was shown that Green is still
too i'll to appear. A communication
from Green was presented to the as
sembly, however, in which Green said
that he had never at any time given
any contribution of any kind to in
fuence any vote for the senatorship.
He referred to the fact that the com
mittee had reported that there was no
illegitimate expenditure of money and
that this report had been adopted,
Should he at this time answer the
questions propounded to him it would
serve no good purpose and would
be divulging confidential communica-
tions.
The speaker was authorized to en-
ploy three physicians and appoint three
members of the assembly to inquire
into Green's actual condition If it he
found that Green is not so i'll as has
been reported. he will in all probability
be imprisoned. The matter has been
postponed until next Friday, when
Green, unless he be a very i'll man, will
be dealt with Grants forces are doing
everything in their power to have the
whole affair dismissed
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Will Give Fifteen Thousand Dollars,

New York, Feb lit is reported thai
James Wakely, John l.. SuIlivan's former
manager; Charles Johnson and w, A.
Brady have secured the Arena Athletic
club at Coney Island, formerly occupied
by the Greater New York Athletic club
Wakely said to-day that he would give
$4,000 for a 2O-round bout between Fftz-
simmons and Jeffres. Ftzsimmons has
been notified to this effect. Brady has al
ready accepted on behalf of Jeffres.
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Kidd Seated,

Charleston. W. Va. Feb, THE senate
committee on privileges and elections re-
ported to-day in favor of seating Kidd,
dem This action is the result of an
agreement reached with the democratic
majority of the house. The resolution
protesting against the seating of B. H.
Roberts, congressman from Utah was
promptly tabled.
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An Important Meeting.

Providence, r. L.. Feb. 7.-Delegates to
the national assembly of the l.. A. w
from nearly every state in the union ar
rived to-day. The session promises to be
of vital Importance. as the all-mportant
question of control of professional cycle
racing is to be settled.
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An Open Port,

Seattle. Wash, Feb. IA telegram has
been received here from Congressman-
elect w. L. Jones saying that the Joint
high commission had definitely decided to
grant Canada an open port on Lynn canal.
Alaska. The telegram does not give the
name of the port selected
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4 Sensational Feature.

Vancouver, B. c.. Feb. "A sensa tional
feature of the criminal libel proceedings
instituted against Walter c. Nichols by
eN-Premier Turner and ex-President of
the Council Pooley was the introduction
OF testimony taken by commission in
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Pressey Resigned.

North Yakima. Feb. City Treasurer
Pressey. in compliance with the demand
of the council. has handed in his resigna-
ton 1t was Immediately accepted and
Louis Janeck was elected to fill the va
cancy Pressey's shortage is estimated at
s., OGO His sureties will be sued.
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Dewey Did If.

Washington. Feb. lit may be that
it was Admiral Dewey's act in seizins
vessel loaded with arms and ammu-
milton intended for them that melted
the Filipino insurgents to attack the
American soldiers Saturday night, for
it is understood one of the bitterest of
their grievances was that they declared
it to be unwarrantable interference
with their shipping. It is learned at
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ThaMeH Dynamite

Coffeyville. Kan, Feb. 7.-Charles Rob
erts, farmer living in house belonging
to A. c. Barrow five miles west of Cof-
feyvile, placed some dynamite on the
stove to thaw. It exploded. killing Rob-
erts, his wife and child and negro.
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Nine Mil lon Men,

Washington, Feb. THE secretary of
war has sent to congress a statement on
tAe militia, showing a total organized
force of lol, o36; total unorganiZed and
available, $3.50, S25
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At Port Said,

Port Said. Feb. THE United States
cruiser Raleigh, which sailed from Ma
nila Dec Is via Suez, has arrived here
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Skilled Labor

Our workmen are the best that
money can hire. thoroughly skilled
and experienced in each depart
ment.
In fine engraving, badgemaking,
jeWelry manufacturing and design
ing we are equalled by few and sur
passed by none.
II you watch does not give salts
faction, bring it to us and have it
overhauled by skiIlfuI and compe
tent hands. 1t will not cost you
any more and probably less than
to be entrusting it to unskilled
hands.
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Watch AND
...,Jewelry
REPAIRING

Is an art that requires thoroughly
competent and experienced men to
handle successfully.
There are many watchmakers and
jewelers., but few thoroughly COM
petent.
Many good watch and fine piece
of jewelry is irretrievably ruined by
being entrusted to unskilled work
men.
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williams Condolences.

Berlin, Feb, Emperor William. on
learning of the death of General Count
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tCoptinued on Page Two.)
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
RIGHTS OF OUTIABlE
ARTICLE IMPORTERS

Al opinion concerning the righ- of
purchaser Of duciable Goals 20 e rebate
upon . reduction ot duty before de.sv-
e-y ard after contract and % a rebate fo-
free wharfage. which 5 q special inJer-
es- % merchants q home ports dealing
witA chose q foreign points, vas handed
down yesterday = the case - Henri !.
Wi-he-s against JOHN ! Moore % recover
about S6sc DIE ard unpaid OF csrgoes OF
coal shipped from Sydney, y : W. %
rh!S Ci-y.
In accordance with the terms O, con-
tract Moore agreed % pay Wi-hers the
SUN ot rs 81 per -O1 foT no carg0ss q
Francisco o- Oakland -hs freight. i-su-
6nce exchange and duty % II paid oy
the seller. the charter party 20 o= upon
= form Z charter party which had coSl
y the duty vas reduced. free wharfage
granted and -Ez defendant claimed the
right 20 q rebate II accordance. while the
plai1ri1 demanded the tul price agreed
upon n re contract
IN he cpi-ior Judge Belch=- says. IN
the case a. oar there was z specific agree
Dsl- ard rEar cannot b modified b. Gus
ton. consequently TIE defendant vas Ec-
concerned with ths rate % 1reight. IL
sL-a-ce. exchange q tE-y. FOR - The
contract they were % be paid b. the
plaintiff ard The defendant was % pay
eaS 81 De- -c-. and 10 nc-z and 10 f-=S
upon the delivery q the coal
As between = merchant IN Z t0-eEu
pcr- dealing WIKI merchant IN 4 home
port & change II The rate q duty Uuou
imported tu-iabls articles cannot d f--
e contract OF knowledge. -orWiths-z-6-
i1E custom y The home bort TIE rule
would b different i both PARTIES hs-
lcrgs1 20 sEs port The contract VS. z
hard a-t fast contract Tor rzr sun
ard -he plaintiff IS entitled 20 f-dErerr
II accordance with these views
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
sOME LEADING FEATURES OF THE FRENNA MURDER TRIAL

attorneys who we-e engages = the pleas
80 occupation ~ turning re E-s--l
---r-e- -rill i--- 4 -1a---E farce TIE
.-=te-- occurred st----y zc-e- TIE 1ps--
i-g = rhe court ard -Le a-r1-leys we're
c-1E5i-S around --e chart q -Ls scene
cc re --lge-y ~ --e C-oczs- building.
O. which q witness Ezs pointing c-- -Le
r-s.--c- - --e murdered ----e-s body
w-e1 G-s- discovered They pushed ID
:---- ~ D-s--tc- Attorney MrrPhy. o.
E------C rs view. E---L cslss1 Ll- -
-e=s-E szr-as--cz-y
''E5- gentlemen E-s =ot s-aSs; can't
So through y1-
E-ret % s--vs -ha- F-e--z Ess compelled
. s1--I ----s- o. prevent re lz--=- crou
k--.l-E L-- El-1 -ol z paper Weighing
kz-s az ounce EE-c1 Re ca---et Ie-sc-
.-E.y t1 his r-El- hard. commenced %
c--cz.s z-5 laugh ID high gee Judge
C1ok 1-sAe1 Eng-l-y a-c -a2ped shz-7-y
c. E-s desk
-1.s hl-s1-y .s ursee=ly aId --s-
cease AZ ---=, -e c--e-- want you
ge--.s-e- o. understand -Ls- this -rizl =
= se-.--. natter 4-- ---s courtroom = 10
1-z- plt q Peze5 - re :okes a-t
y -z-t Carver. a mining nz1. wi-h
c---s l- -Ee -E-- -1l- q me Erccser
t-l----s. 80 e H--1ess- re = -s
E---E -l- --s--c --- re --s---- reach
lie s-e-r a--a- r-e shooting a-E saw
Erel-s s-z----g q -=v .=e- t---l --e bo-y
c. rs E----- sec-z- -l-s- witness
saw A. = paul coming down -le corridor
az 11se-E=- a MESSENGER boy s-lL1--E
Cez- re elevator E--- rs Ez-- stretched
toward tEe can box
u tod zlz 81 --s co- e Goc-or." sad
~ Ea-Fe-. AID -le- - --szr Qezre--
= IS generally p -ere- -La- -Els by could
r1r-E considerable -E-- ca -h= ---ge-y.
t-r So ca- a. a--E- -Le r-.--e have ----e
- e---- ID locate ----- L-- EzrFey t=s-
----y vas largely = ---z-.ve = rlzt
hee-e --e -zg 1et -. ans BE Wes - ---l
core o--a-e- - al i--r lr-zl- particulars
3 A. i Paul 81 E--s= ----e E-e--a vas
t-he- pe1---g -le a-r-f-- - -c- ponce
IRE L-1-.e- ---.-i--z. -es----=-- --1- -= saw
Fre-Ia e--e- --- Cr--L e.-rl---. ard
s1c-- -z-- q u----e -a-e- heard -le shots.
-i--E-r --=- --s. elevator C-E. W-1 had
charge Cc --e ra-e Gray said E-e-Ia 1zG
e--r-e-- tes--- RAT E-=--a Ga -c- --1e
ere defense III. -1-e--E make -Le
r- -lts .--.- ---a.--r-l-- "a --e
r-- -- r-e >ra-e witnesses
--e revolver E--- E---1 r-e--a KILLED
t-e exam. .--a--1- 1- l--ce---1 's i--ia1 II
l--s-. aid l-e-tl-e- 1y -trl as --= weapon
F---r--e-eI rc 1-Cl bE Fre--a az the rlC--
r- E-s arrest The r-s-l4 E-s lI--e- il
-.- passed u 1Ee- 20 ais cL-e-- and -
.-..ef q rri 70 ar-rlrsce--- --- -lu
b. waz al-i--e- without rlr-r-i The
.t e. per which --e prose ---ir- claims
2 ----- carried o. rs rlE-r lzl1 when be
-e -- sL.cl nle ---leL ~ "a KAN
-aa r.r % his rIrE-. Fa- also d l---lr Tied
e-f-a--a af-e- ~ LEl rae- Identified r-
.@rer EFs a-- ~. El-EeE- The -1L ls
a--- El-e-I inches long and -e4- one
e-- are -zo hci=s. showing where g vas
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
SYMPATHY GOES
To STRUGGLING
ARMY OF bOERS
Mass : Meeting Held
Last Night.
BRITISH ACTION DENOUNCED
JOHN P. IRISH GRTLLS JOHN
HAYES HAMMOND.
War Compared 10 the Unequal Strife
Against Natives OF Philippines.
Moral Support Extended
the Republic.
BRITISH ACTION DENOUNCED
JOHN P. IRISH GRILLS JOHN
HAYES HAMMOND.

There is 4 warm place in the hearts ot
san Fralciscals tor The Beers os The
Ira1svaL. judging from the monster
meeting held last night a. Metropolitan
Temple BY The synpzrhiZ=rs n Ihis city
OF the people ot the South African re-
public II their wa with Great Britain
Among The speakers. whose sentiments
were received with tumuItuous applause.
were John P. Irish, William Il AIvord
and Colonel Thomas ?. Barry. Ringing
resolutions were adopted expressing
sympathy With the Beers and condemn
ing that portion OF the press which IS en-
ceavoring 20 create the impression -Aa-
the United States 5 At ally ot England
n me present struggle. Incidentally in
perialisra vas denounced. IL being claimed
that Uncle Sans actions II the Philip
pines we're o. parallel wiki Great Brit
az treatment o. the 5OzrS-
William Il Alvord was introduced as
tns Chairman ct the meeting. He said
tnst is purpose Vas 20 stamp zs At il
c.4--s toe s-Atstnelt that they were
either openly or secretly allied vtth G-ea-
Srl-sin cr approved OF any war THAI ~s.
nor = defense q liberty and justice
ms occasion s lC- Z Joyous one"
said the speaker Every expression
must ce one % regret and every breath
q sisn Everything II this strife inti-
cafes lrat = u al England has been
wrong and The Beers have been right
While Ne are pointing 20 the faults o.
our ce-gnco- Ne should n0t overlook our
oW1 There has only been one nation
great enough 20 follow the morning star
q liberty, cu- Ne are cimmiuz tnz .us-sr
OF our g-ory by rhe prosecution of & war
against the Flipin0s equally ss ultusCt-
-z1-s as the var against -Le B1er--
W -t-e Ne are looking a. TIE acts CS Great
Britain, -st Is uuroI again the Dec-ars-
ZION OI Independence
The next speaker was L " Cro~su OF
t1e Hastings Law School. who Won z
debate OF rls B0er question against rep
-=s>-tar-v5s from the University Of Cali
Ior1iz- re reviewed the legal status ~
the Ir1csvazl situation and claimed that
according 20 the treaties q ISL and -Ssl
England had no Ius-iIsols excuse tor the
var tLa- s-e ! -ow waglCg. Re as
serted -lz- the Beers were -c- asking for
ms---. but -Cr justice. and THAI the strife
was one % The strong striving 20 suppress
the weak
Much enthusiasm vas created b. The
remarks q John ?. Irlsh whose address
was -hs feature Ct the meeting He gave
opinions ot John Hayes Hammond
T as man was mixed Up il the Jameson
raids. said Ar- irish He did q little
ral1iDE and then the Beers did some ralc-
ing Lls latter proved 20 Be The better
raiders ard caught some g taa- offenders
among them Hammond. w1o Eas ser
re1ced 20 De hanged Wnel rhts country
made g Plea FOR his neck Oon Paul said
% him. j don't want % hang YOU. l.
would be putting good rope % had use
and ne le- him OF with z bE fine And
this Is the kind q Z man who comes
hack 20 - and says thar there IS 10 JUS
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24

as IA as Dutch Ha-bor. Soon AFTER leav-
Ing LhGt place q terrific storm came Up.
which lasted Tor four days On tLe ltth
inst L blew a hurricane and sr times il
seemed as though the stout little steamer
you'd be engulfsd-
Many of Ihe passengers we're in the
harch-hcCse forward. and 4 terrific sea
broke aboard which shifted the house ald
made the miners eTacUate u IN a hurry.
away The corner ot the acte--house.
smashed the port lilebOat into Etldltlg
wood and wrecked a steam launch that
vas ol deck. Another wave flooded the
g. though the fires would De put out
After this the storm lei Up for q while.
but IL soon began % blow with renewed
l0-ce- II was clrculaE gaze lsn =
first came ID the wind was from The
northeast but when T. began 70 blow
again Il was from the sourh-southSesy.
on rhis occasion the paSse-ge We're all
put down II the hold and the matches
ba-tened down on them There they lived
f9r four hours. and one and all declare
that such time they never experienced
in ~ ~ lives before Some u them nearly
perLshed on the Yukon last winter. others
were recovering from typhoid fever CON
rracted az Nome. while some had been
down 10 sea IN ships before. but none of
them had ever experienced anything 20
compare with that four hours in the hold
Cf the Albion The sand taken aboard AZ
Nome vas frozen when Z vas put aboard.
hur once The hzrches were oatteued down
IL began 70 thaw out and made things
=
avash and the air became 50 close znd
re-id that = made the men. Injured 20 all
kinds q harcships as they were, sick unto
death
Finally the storm abz-ed and the men
we're allowed On deck again The heavy
weather continued. and last Tuesday was
the SrS- bit % decent weather the steamer
had during the run from Dutch Harbor-
Early IN the morning the schooner Chal-
lelZer vas sighted OF Point Arena flying
signals OF distress. Captain Anderson OF
the schooner reported q succession OF very
heavy southeast storms and also that he
Eas short OF provisions His men were al
tu a very weakened condition from lack
ot food but were able 10 handle the YES
sci Captain Erickson supplied them with
ten days provisions
The front OF The building on the trans
port wharf was very beautifully draped
yesterday IN respect 70 the memory OF
vice President Hobart An excellent por-
trait cf the dead man was placed n the
center. and rzdtzung from il was black
and white bunting. which covered the en-
tire front OF The building.
The transport Warren came OF the dry
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. +,
'Shakespeare's Greatest Structural
Achievement" Says Howard
Tickror

The last ot the course OF lectures with
which Howard Malcolm Ticknor has ,o-
the last few weeks been deIighrinz the
society htterateurs was delivered b. him
az the First Unitarian Church. Gezry ana
Franklin streets yesterday afternoon. A.
even larger audience than usual greeted
the final appearance ot the lecturer aud
chairs were al = premium The subject
chosen b. NJ. TIcknor was ..Shskesuear-
Considered as 4 Dramatic Constructor"
and the medium chosen tor the exposition
ot the poets knowledge OF sratscras-
was Much Ado About Nothing" The
comedy was referred 20 By the lecturer
as being the greatest triumph from
structural point OF view of the whole
snekespesr crarla- The explanation
offered OF the title was that IL referred
20 the tremendous coI and trouble which
the eEorrS 20 bring two people who love
each other 70 own their feelings occe-
stoned
In speaking of Beuedick. he said: The
basis OF all comedy = iucOlEruiry. Ard
OF course. II in comedy we can make Z
he isn't when he Is forced 70 acknow-
ledge his true feelings there VIII Be al
the more laughter
Touching on the necessity ot the heavy
element OF the piece. the lecturer de-
cIzrsd that in 2 comedy that IS i've acts
long there must OF necessity be some Ou-
position 70 the happy denoUemenr both
In order TnaI the play may run its i've
ac-s and that the pleasant results rnss
gain IN effect by temporary Illustration"
Mr. Ticknor during his stay here ..zs
made many friends. and with his friendly.
uuasSuming talks OF men and books i'm
uarred more general knowledge OF litera-
rure 10 MS audiences than could have
been gained from the coming OF many
pretentfOus volumes on the subject He
will remain in California TILL Jauuzrv
Tonight he lectures 20 the members OF
the Stockton Round Table Club On Lit
era-y Celebrities
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-24

DOCK last night and viii be berthed to-day
az Folsom street u has been found
necessary % overhaul the Dalnsy yOsIok-
50 she viii take to-day the wsrren's
place OF the d-ydock- II viii be couple
ot weeks before the Tostok will get away
\ London dispatch 70 The Merchants
Victoria, from San Francisco October -
for Manila was spoken on November : in
latitude = degrees north. longitude rs de-
grees east. ~trh her shaft broken She
refused aSststalcs and proceeded under
sau
The Victoria left here with fodder for
horses and mules in Manila When
spoken she was about 2s53 miles from her
destination The captain win probably
figure on getting his charter money tor
every day he IS out but the Government
passage and 10 more
A Coronel dispatch % the Exchange says
that TIE British ship Dunstru-n. from
Barry for Junln. was disnasred in : gale
and probab bly, foundered- Part OF the crew
landed az Sandy Point. n The Straits Ot
Magellan Tugs were sent out 20 search
FOR The vessel. but were unsuccessful
The bzrtleship Iowa is going south next
week for Two weeks gun practice On her
return she viii take aboard provisions FOR
z six months cruise. Yesterday one of
Johnson " hltelzL and stove n one OF
Tie plelks. The cutter had too much way
or WHEN making the Fols0m-srreer float
The British snip Province was ready %
sail for Liverpool yesterday. when one oS
her water tanks sprsnE = leak u had 20
oe eupItet. and al today will bA spent IN
making repairs The ship Will probably
Ee- away Sunday.
PAT NacSIahoney was brought 70 The
Earoo- Hospital yesterday By Sergeant
Ellis suffering from Z severe cut over the
right eye. He says he was attacked BY
some Chinese on tEe corner ot Jackson
and East streets and one Of them slsshet
hin with = knife Three Chinese were ar
rested oy Sergeant Ellis and taken % The
hospital. but MscMahorey could not ,tel-
-tty any oS them as his asseilarr