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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
Mr.. REED NAY PRACTISE HERE.

Thomas B. Reed, Speaker OF the last House OF
Representatives is at the Hotel Manhattan. Mr..
Reed was to sail to-day on the American Line but
he has cancelled his passage. The cause for his
decision 10 remain here some time longer is said TO
be that he is considering an offer to enter large
and responsible law firm. Mr.. Reed would not say
a word about the matter when questioned yester-
day either 10 affirm or TO deny II: He said that
when the time came he would tell the public all
there was TO tell 1t is understood that the law
firm which Mr.. Reed is considering joining does
large insurance business. and IL Is said that he
will be asked 10 look after insurance cases mainly
Friends encourage him to believe that the place
would be worth $4,000 year TO him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
VIEWS OF A FRIEND OF MATAAFA.
WILL TAKE TEN THOUSAND TROOPS TO
CONQUER SAMOANS. HE THINKS.

CONQUER SAMOANS. HE THINKS
Chicago. April ia letter received here to-day
from ~ j. Moors. an American merchant in
Samoa, who for years has been Mataafa's close
friend and adviser relates interesting details
Of the troubles in the Islands. The letter written
March %. says:
When I received, in advance OF its posting,
copy of the proclamation decided upon by the
m Ana one that Night well be obseTved sent
word twice TO the natives on Mulnuu that l
thought they should obey it. and think they so
intended. as Mulinuu soon deserted and the
prisoners were liberated, while the royasts went TO
Captain White of the Philadelphia, when he came
ashore that l would do all ! could TO facilitate
quick and satisfactory arrangement and sent word
to Mataafa and the chiefs that no sailors would be
landed and guns given 10 the prisoners, that
they ought go 10 their homes and observe peace
while the Powers deliberated.
am sure Mataafa's followers would have gone
lust as Admiral Kautz wanted and rs l was ad-
vising when British Consul Maxse commenced
boast Of what they were going to do with the as
sistance of the warships. This news arrived when
Mataafa speaking. in the very midst OF
meeting in which he was dismssing the people AT
once great number arose. crying: The weak can
not govern the strong; our slaves shall not rule US;
we will fight" and the meeting was broken up:
wild savages as they frequently represented
to be- have not up now destroyed single white
mans house though al over the isIands they are
back part Of Apia being az their mercy now: VINE
the guns Of the Porpose can now be heard blasting
ia citations the homes Of Gurr and Carruthers,
who have caused all this trouble remain u"no
Tested by Mataafas followers
To subtugate this country will require not Tess
then great loss from exposure and casuaIusss
must be counted on. The Samoans are not coWarus
they are fighting In Just cause ana 600 knoMs
hope this will soon be recognized ana aPp'e-
ed
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DIED.

Deborah Pinkney widow OF Sharss Bailey
Church on Thursday afternoon. April D. at o'clock
sRowN-on Tuesday April is 1899. at his residence,
No sic Lafayette-sve. Brooklyn. Thomas Brown In
Notice Shs 'C Of funeral hereafter.
cIOsE-on Monday April H. 1899. Of appendicitis
Frank cGse n the h, ysar 70 Of . S ,he
ednssday ADr 10 - send at SI s.e. b S 5he
Interment in Greenwood at convenience OF family
coE-At Bloomfield on sunday morning April 49, 1889
brief illness ReOeeca Ph s widoT o. e me
Funeral services her late residence No u 6lm-st'
Bloomfield: i j. q wsdnssday AOr .bs ~ a. r. r.
and 2sd-st ,erry on Greenwood Lake r. r. 2:lO p m.
HALLEY-suda.nny; on April H. william son Of the
Funeral services al the residence of hts sister Mrs
Charles Barlow. No. 81 West sis'-st on wednesday
rnterment at the convenience Of the family.
- Tqsasy Sr.ns Ae Resale r. If A1r wife *
George Hannah and daughter Of the late A. Sidney
F1era service. at tn. Church of Holy Apostles
ner Of 2sth-st. and e,h-ave. on Thursday April %
at4 p. N.
at Der rsss 9: S NS a. Ssn
Friends and relatives are requested 70 sn1 we
at 10 ociock.
HoFFMAN-on Tuesday. April Is. James Fsrouhar
Hoffman in the Itth year OF MS rt age q, ,tao
monla Stafford sprague. Of Captain H. W HUB
bell LIST L. s Artillery. and sarah spTasse huooe h''
wife In the 10Th year OF his age.
IASALA-On Monday April II. 1899 at the Hotel Man
haitian, New-York City. Francis :. Iasala
Funeral services Patricks Cathedral on Wednes-
day April 10. at 10 a. m
Interment A convenience OF the family.
Danbury Conn papers please copy.
New-YorE beloved husband OF Jeanne A. Mayer, April
10. 1899. - - -.
Charles p. Gregory. No y Hslsted ST, Esst orAnss,
station OF 30 p train from Barclay ana Chris-
TOPPER SITS
IEIEES-suddenly Monday. the iFtn ihs''
caoree NJ the 10Th year or MS age
Funeral services be held at his late residence 40
$50 C1assor-ave., Brooklyn. NJ p m "euneSsS'
the 10th inst
Intermert private
prSctxry-At New-Rochele y. T.. April ~ lsss'
Fsnnie A wife OF Edgar p. Pinckney. aged 20 years,
tsevs. ard friends respectfully invited 20 atend
ne ,,neraI from Trinity Church. New Rochelle, " T.
on Wednesday April 10. 1899. a. 2;5 m
Train leaves Grand Central Depot. " Y 1V@ ,. m.
sroxEy-At Stamford ~. Y. April u. 1850. Donald
M stoney Of Wesley stoney, OF brooklyn. " L.
in his 18th year. -. .~.t
az the residence Of Henry p stonsy. Cherry hiil
\ T. Thursday. April 10. 1890 al 23o p m
Train from foot Of chsmbers-st Erie Railroad at 100
3. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

shall be omitted or what part Of IL shall be modi-
ned, but only how much OF force and enlargement
and added strength shall be given 10 II.
The political battle OF next year will not be
fought out TO victory by retreat but by charge.
IL will be A charge OF the common people. with
their naked hands the bulwarks OF intrenched
and constituencies power embodied In the pres
ent political order. which is nothing else than
administration Of greed and conquest and ncIpent
monarchy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington April 1s.-The northwestern storm mas
advanced TO Lake Superior diminishing in strength
disturbance has developed the Middle Rocky NOUN
-, -.o,o, and a third disturbance Is central over the
Florida peninsula Showers have occurred IN the west
e-n lake region the and Mississippi valleys ana
from, the extreme upper Missouri Valley over the NORTH
- po.,, Mountain and North Pacific Coast districts
n Florida Georgia South Carolina heavy ram mas
fallen Showers are likely 10 occur WEDNESDAY and
noss,blv continue through Thursday In the Auah'ic
CO, ds,r4c,s and an area cloudness and rain Is
,kev 70 extend over the Western states and the MIS-
sls.pn Valley during Wednesday and wednesday hls""
signal, for northeastery gales are displayed from MAJ
-. - Jacksonville Along the Middle Atlantic ana
Nsv-Engiand coasts the winds will be fresh ana n,
c,sasng from the southwest. The following changes ~
the Mississippi River lin feet and ten,hsl nave
49, the danger line and falling Memphis o. he1s
90 4. SeV- orleans Os. Above the danger inc an
rsising -Creenville g. vicksourg. % Inc MisIsspp
Iii 70 fan north q Greenvnle. ana Will chaiss
hn, itttiA 10 the southwark. with tendency
fy-,her slight rise The display Of WIND SIG
naIs on the Great viii not be resumed I'M. sle
hrealinx IN OF ice opens navigation Ihs may not DC
cur befo April IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
GERMANS WISH FOR sTRoNG's ISLAND.

San Francisco. April 1s-A letter has been re-
celved from a resident of the Island OF Kusaie' or
strongs Island, as it is sometimes called OF the
Caroline Group. telling Of the reported desire Oh
Germany 10 buy the island for coaling station.
The writer suggests that the United States has
some rights in the matter through the early occu-
nation of the island by American missionaries VINO
civilized the place and also by the act Of Captain
Srozer an American who took formal possession
~ the Mace in 1904. The island Is surrounded oy
reef and has three deep-water landlocked harbors.
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conclusion will be framed here some time in the
early autumn.
LLOYD OSBORNE'S OPPOSITION.
SIDES WITH THE GERMANS IN THE SAMOAN


London. April 1s-Henry Labouchere LIB
eral. Member Of Parliament for Northampton
and proprietor and Editor Of Truth" comment
ing upon the situation in Samoa in the columns
OF Truth" to-day. takes his usual anti-Ameri-
can. anti British view of matters
He prints and warmly approves letter from
Lloyd Osborne. step-son of Robert Louis
essential cause of the difficulty. The letter
written at Funchal the capital Of Madeira,
April g. and the writer says that the London
Missionary Society's antagonism TO Mataafa as
a Roman Catholic is the whole cause Of the
quarrel"
Mr.. Osborne describes Chief Justice Chambers
as a man Of the "narrowest evangelical views"
and as wholly in the hands OF the United States
Consul" Luther w. Osborn. The attitude OF
Herr Rose. the German Consul at Apia' he char
acterizes as "commendable throughout" and
stgmatizes the Americans and British as "bru-
tally wrong
In a dispatch dated April "A R. W Thompson.
secretary of the London Missionary Society. re-
ferring to certain statements 10 the effect that
Maletoa Tanus is the candidate Of the London
Missionary Society for the kingship OF Samoa, and
that Chief Justice Chambers for many months
q guest Of the society at one Of the mission houses
at Apia said: 1T is true that Mr.. Chambers dur
ing the first months OF his residence in Samoa
lived in one OF our mission houses at Apa. But
the simple explanation is that he was unwilling 10
set UP his own establishment until his wife ana
family arrived. We emphatically deny that MAIZE
toa Tanus is the candidate OF the London Mlssior-
airy Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine partly cloudy "ednesday' WIN wan
-. =, eastern norton. fresh southsasterly winds
Thursday showers.
For New-Hampshire and Vermont. cloudy with warmer
weather in northern portion "Wednesday fresh souineas
ery winds Thursday rain
For Massachusetts, partly cloudy. with showers In
s,e-r ,or,lon Wednesday; fresh souheasterly winds
Thursday rain.
For Rhode Island and Connecticut. partly CLOUDY
Wednesday; fresh souheaseriy winds rain wednesday
night and Thursday.
For the District Of Columbia. Eastern pennsylvania
Nev-Iersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia. probably
showers Wednesday; fresh east to southeasery winds
unsettled weather Thursday. .
ahlv Thursday. fresh southeasterly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and western New-lork,
showers and cooler Wednesday brisk southery winds;
THURSDAY fair and warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
ORDERS TO END HOSTTLIT1Es.

Berlin, April 1s.-It is learned on authority
that the German Consul at Apia' samoa heii
Rose will receive instructions, TO be conveyed
to him By steamer from the nearest cable sta
ton. to Join in tripartite proclamation calling
unon all the inhabitants Of Samoa Immediately
70 desist from all hostlities and agitation pend
ing the arrival at Apia Of the Joint Commission
Of the Powers appointed TO settle the affairs IN
diepute in the islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
CHICAGO PLATFORM THE Basis.
BIT JOHN CLARK RIDPATH THINKS 1T
MUST BE EXTENDED AND
STRENGTHENED.

John Clark Ridpath in answer TO the questions
OF Tribune reporter yesterday as to the National
outlook and what would be the Democratic plat
form Of 1900. said:
According 10 my Judgment. the political and
economic conditions now prevailing In our country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
PAINTED BY EASTMAN JOHNSON.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The portrait picture OF Mrs Francis c Law
rance and her daughter. Lady Vernon. now on
exhibition at the National Academy Of Design. is
not the work OF William NJ Chase. as enormously
catalogued but was painted by the undersigned.
EASTMAN JOHNSON.
NeW-York April IS, 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
DISPATCHES TO BRITISH CONSUL.

Auckland. New-Zealand, April b.-Dispatches
from the British Premier. Lord Salisbury, to Z. b.
s Maxse the British Consul at Apia, Samoa, just
missed the steamer Moana which sailed from here
on Monday for San Francisco by way or samoa.
They will be forwarded by a Government steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
PARTITION AS A LAST RESORT.

London. April 19.-The Berlin correspondent
Of The Standard" says: The proposal to par
titio-. the Samoan Islands, said TO have been
revived in the United States. will be accepted
by Germany only If no other solution is posi-
BILE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
PRESIDENT TO ATTEND DEDICATION.
HE WILL BE IN HARRISBURG WHEN HARTRANFT
STATUE Is UNVEILED.

HE
STATUE Is UNVEILED.
Harrisburg. Penn. April 1s-President Mckinney
today informed Major Brown, chairman OF the
Fxecutive Committee Of the Hartranft Monument
Commission that he will attend the uhVelHhs u
-, o,,ast-iar statue to General Hartranft May
40 THE President SAYS he will positively be pres
ant and make a speech. He will be attended by as
MANY of the members of his Cabinet as may De
able TO absent themselves from Washington az tnat
,iyna " General Miles accepted the Commission
-ior with the provso that ne snouId not pe
called upon 70 make speech. President MGhin ne
scutiye Mansion in his stay here. which Will PROP
ahy be brief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
INTERNATIONAL YACHTING.
1T INCREASES THE FRIENDL1NEss OF
NATIONS. THINKS MAJOR JAMESON.

Major ]. Eustace Jameson. friend of Sir Thomas
Upton. the challenger for the Americas Cup. Is
now on his first visit 10 this country. Major
Jameson who is a member Of Parliament for west
Glare. is one OF Ireland's foremost yachtsmen' and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
DIED..

VAN BRUNT-At Milton. April Is. suddenly. ches3oD
Van Brunt. IN the 65th year OF bis age
Funeral services Christ Church, Hyde Parks -
Wednesday. at ~ O'Clock. -
Special attached HIS train. leaves PAX 49,
Station. returning after funeral.
Friends kindly requested 10 send fowerA
wHITTEMoRE-suddenly. at his residence. Rye. ~. u
Sunday evening. April is, Edward y. whiuemofs. -
63
Funeral services will be held In the Rye Preshyteran
Church Thursday April 20. at 3:f5 ctock
Carriages win the 2o2 train from New-fok ans
the train from the East. arriving AZ Rye 81 S%.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line SHOWS me
changes in pressure indicated By The Tribune self
recording The dotted line shows the tempeFa-
ture as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune once. April 10. m-rhe weafher yestsr-
day was fair and mild. The temperature ranged De
tween 50 and degrees. the tso'si being %
HIGHER that Of Monday and 5s lower tnan THAT Vi
the corresponding day Of last year. ,.. .A.,.
The weather to-day viii be cloudy probably Win sHo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

In forgetfulness there is danger. When you feel
the cold coming take Jayne's Expectoranr 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
SIMPSONS SQUADRON AT SANTA LUCIA.

Washington April 1s.-The entire North Atlantic
Squadron assembled to-day in the harbor OF Santa
Lucia. The armed transport Buffalo has sailed
from Port Said for Suez The Nero has arrived
at San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
MARRIED..

Brace your stomach for proper action by using the
marvellous Johnson's Digestive Tablets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19
SAMOAN POLICY STATED.
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO THE JOINT
HIGH COMMISSION.
~ IS TO EXERCISE SUPREME AUTHORITY IN
THE ISLANDS AND DECIDE THE
PIcIIT TO THE KINCSu1p

THE ISLANDS AND DECIDE THE
RIGHT TO THE KINGsHIP.
Washington, April 1S-The instructions 10 the
Samoan Joint High Commission have been COM
Melted They alike in all essential respects
They were summed UP to-day by one of the
Commissioners substantially as follows:
The Commission has complete authority TO
carry on a Provisional Government for Samoa.
In doing this the instructions carefully pre-
scribe the preservation of order and the securi-
" Of life and property as first requisite 1t is
provided that the duties OF all officials hereto
fore exercising authority in Samoa, either un-
der the Treaty of Berlin in the service Of
either OF the Governments. shall be suspended in
order that the Commission shall have complete
authority over the affairs Of the island The
Commission is required to report variety
OF things. including the recent collisions and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dcrsed with full name and address.
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SMITH-MUNGER-On Tuesday April Is. 1893. at the
Church OF Zion and ST. Timothy, New-fork Sliy oy
the Rev VIM J Brewster, Of Connecticut, Georglne
BOWS daughter Of Charlotte Sweet and the late George
G. Munger, DR.. Earle Terry Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

.p-,ntea Matter stc-Gerrnan sailing on rUM-
dsvs take urinted matter. for Germany ana ~
cay addressed printed matter etc. for other psrss o.
I,1rcns American and White Sta steamers on Wednee-
Is German steamers on Thursdays. ana c1nard.
Trsrch and German Saturdays take printed
matter etc. all countries for which tney are "a
vertised 20 carry mail. -, -,
,e- the closing supplementary transatlantic MAJ 2
named above additional supplementary mails are opened
On The piers 81 American English. French and OF
Nan steamers and remain until within ten NM
,,,es ~ the hour Of sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-19

p,rrrysuadenIv on April H. 1899 at Baltimore Nd.
Deborah Ann Pinkney widow Of Charles Bailey,
Funeral al Marks Protestant Eplscopas
Church on Thursday afternoon. April D. at o'clock
eRovN-on Tuesday April IS. 1899 at his residence.
NJ sls Lafayette-sve. Brooklyn. Thomas Brown In
hts seth year.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
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 Wanted-A man or woman to travel snd appoint agents. Salary, S15 per mon u and expenses. We also want a man or woman for local NoTk. We guarantee S per day. If you are out of employment or em ployed at unSStisfse;oTE Rages, write US. Tbe Home C, 39l3 Market st-. Philadelphia, Pa 7-7xl2td2w
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

Net area of Cham
 Attzs4 cd A1s tNg acSt4 Gr0ss area of Lank
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 Capital ........-. o.0is
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FOR SALE.

One IDgersoIl-Sergeant (class t) air compressor. Steam cylinder F inces, air cylinder HI inches, stroke I2 inches.
 Two Ingersoll-Sergeant "E27" mining drills, 31 inches.
 Two Ingersoll-Sergeant 4s-inch double screw mining columns for mounting the above drills.
 Eight sets of fitted steel bits to drill eight feet.
 Two 90 foot lengths of inch, 5- ply, wire-bound air hose.
 One air receiver; length s feet, di- ameter 36 inches.
 Pipe connections between boiler and air compressor, and between air compressor and air receiver.
 Total weight about 7S00 pounds.
 Compressor and one drill run only three shifts. The whloe in fine con dition-ss good as new.
 Inquire of W. c. Bashford or R. Fl. Burmister. 10 5 tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
Enrieiiure hniIca-

Prescott Arin0nA. Sept 1a. Isao- To David HodEdun e his hsifs 0r assigns fou are hereby notified clat have daring the years Isq7 lsss eEpehdcd Stoo in labor upon the foll0N1ng named mining clAirns vtz-. DaTlight and Yale located In Walnut Grove mining districts lsTApai count3. Arisona- Notice uf lo- cation Of said Daylight mining claim is rscor5ad in book ss of &ines. psgs te7, and said Yale mining claim in bo5k as of minee. pAFs e2s. reoords Of YaT- Hp4i county, AriaonA nerrit0ry. Said labor WAs performed in order to hold sAid claims under the provisions uf section eS24 of the R-- vised Stzfutes of the United 6aatas and chs an1ecoEDente thereto. cUnceruiHg annual labor upon mining elaine sf being the amount repair sd Co hold sad claims for the periods ending Decsmtsr thirt5 fra, Iss7 and tsts, the sum of one hundrcd dollsrs being expended on eack oi sAid clAinss for each of sAid years, Is0 and Isa$
 And fl within ninety (sel days Gfssr the pabli- cation hereof, yon fAil CT rsfnse tO ooutribnts your prupurtton uf said axFsndifurn as es,-oauer yu1r interest in the said mining ciAiI1. Wil ba- come the prapeTfE nt the s1tscFibcr your ce,- owner. Eho has made the required sxr.enditare hy she tgfFns Of said section.
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Warning NofIce.

The public IS warned against pay. ing mouey tO anyone or giving credIl Co anyone on account of the JoURSAL- IINEE, unless upon order or other duly accredited credentials. or course this does not apply to the city circulator who collects every Saturday from patrons for the dsily, or to she regular collecto of monthly bills in Prescott. Any IT respon .snt or duly authorized w cling Iyent of the paper will Se given proper credentials.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11
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Enshion Livery StahIa .

The undersigned has decided, witt the assistance of her sons, to con tinue the business formerly con ducted hv her late husband
 Thank ng the public for their gen erous patronage in the past, she so hcits a continuance of it.
 I0-l-ml Mas. J. T. SKULL