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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-24
CHANGE oEsrRoNr.
German Fapeps Continue 10 Exprr
l..ll AYnlDMlhY MIN EnnInnI -

Germnn Fapcrs CVnfinue IN rcxnr...
sympathy VITA Enginnd,
Berlin. December 3s--. The change IN
public opinion in favor Of Great Britain
Which VS.: referred to in the Associated
Press dispatches from Berlin Friday night
continues. Even the Hamburger Mach
stchten. which hitherto has been intensely
ansl1phobs. prints communication from
4 Hprnhurs merchant. protesting against
plinee1 spelandeFAasa ttlind apslcphohis).
IA pApsfs ~ fuli Of communtd ations
eyom literary writer's on the subject 81
~ w. Ths Nsuet Nachrichtsn TODAY
pAptatns - article pointing out that the
niliAesy tssessa q ~ Bosrs -nambsfiss
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the remains should arrive at Hampton
roads some time tomorrow night or dur
ing Christmas day. and It is believed that
the caskets can be delivered at Arlington
cemetery next Tuesday. There they will
be placed in open hospital tents, under a
guard OF marines from the Washington
hairacks. until Thursday at O'Clock.
when the funeral ceremonies viii take
place in the presence of President Nc
hinley. members of the cabinet ana a
number of other distinguished people, to
me accompaniment Of the full marine
band and two companies of marines
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ters with which those following the trend
OF events In South Africa must be al
ready acquainted, such as the Langberg
lsvoit OF couple years since, when native
,E gave evidence OF the share of the
lIahsvaai therein and the Berliner Neu-
este Nachrichten commented nm tho cana
premier's folly" in believing the stote-
ments Of mere Kaffrs."
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Recrnit. for nocr Army.

Cincinnati. Ohio. December 9S-Thlrty-
five recruits for the Boer army were ex-
amined here today. Those who passed
VIII be forwarded tomorrow It is ba
lieved DR.. Leyds. the European representa-
tive of the Transvaal, is furnishing the
means. The recruits Will go from hero
TO New York and expect thence to go yia
Antwerp to Delagoa bay
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rho Lnwton Home ruud.

Washington. December 80 The Law
ton home fund is coming along with most
gratifying rapidity. The indications are
now such as to encourage the commit
zee which has undertaken to csllect
the fund in the hope IL the contributions
continue at the present rate they will be
able TO carry out the idea of making the
iund Christmas present TO General
Lawton's family The total reported this
morning was S7,4i955.
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care for aim, hut decided, that I would
not leave him. NY ecomfades complA n
that Major Csbeil cent them to ST.
Georges barracks. with Its. damp walls,
where We were treated as English pri-
Yates; and they could not stand II. They
were removed to the hotel, but they had
no further confidence In Major Cabell.'
IN congregation with the other nurses,
the Associated Press man cleaned that the
main complaint was, that they had signel
as nurses and considered themselves
treated As private soldiers.
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HOME GUARD.
EnTiand's Lawyers Arc Asked IN
Volunteer.

n
Volunteer.
London. December 2S,-Thc exceeding
grave view taken IN some quarters of
'ne present crisis is evidenced by cir.
ouiar signed by Attorney General Web
ster' Solicitor General Findlay and Gem
eral Sir Evelyn Wood. adjutant general
70 me forces, to the effect that the posi-.
'ion o. public affairs Is so critical that
greater part OF the regular forces would
be REQUIRED abroad 1t becomes imperative
ior inc purpose OF home defense that
me nome volunteers should be ausmented
and urging that avery member of tho
legal profession not debarred by age or
paramount duty. enroll himself as an al.
uye member Of the Inns of Court or other
volunteer corps.
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Di.harred for bribery.

Helena, Mont. December 2s.--In the
case OF Attorney John b. Welcome.
charged with bribery in connection with
the election OF w. A. Clarke to the United
States senate. The State supreme court
today returned unanimous decision Of
guilty. with penalty OF disbarment.
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Two mnnglng. ~ IN pn,o.

Fl Paso. Texas. December e3-The
same rope used 10 hang train robber
at Fort Worth and Morrison, the preacher,
q vernon recently, has been sent here to
hr used for the execution OF Anfonio
Flores and Geronim; PARA, which occurs
IN this city January s. 1900 Ii was
sent here for that purpose. The hanging
WIN Dc private. It win take place within
the county jail.
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not delay one day beiors human tol y
cislIst, one TO whom tass,s Sd ettfu n
oren hook and who una y ssnd 70 ~ 80
al weakness and disease Sure 10 IS Hy
proper treatment for q ~ daurss' so
the adding of column ''DR. 4, SsTjt
!, For over .y sw sas bsen The issds,a ss M
q ths soSntry a' rs s,' g ssts e.
years iarser than that q III II sorts n x. y
conditions have been ths amso a' esrs.s
cal profession and ths 70 chars, ss u
d.. Hathaway makes .ss.r ~ II ils eit' ~ I
suiiation or advice. eltpy tsktn ~
mail. and when a es ~ n,,diclns ~ e.
fec covers all cost o. y FL
siorai services. ruawAI.l
y. NEWTON ILL.,. . III
200 b. Alamo Piare' Z
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Territory Grand Jury Adiourncu

Ardmore. /. r., December "a The
grand jury which has beon in session hero
for three weeks made Its final report to-
day and was discharged, II found $50
truo bills. embracing thirty distinct viola
lions OF law which almost takes The en-
tire criminal calendar. After the holl-.
days the United States court win take
up the civil dockets.
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DEwEy,s BIRTHDAY.

IL Comes on Christmas Day ana He
IL stxty-Two. W
washington, December 2s.---AdmiraI
George Dewey will be SO years OF age
Christmas day. and under the ordinary
process OF law would be placed on the re-
tired list on that account The special
law under which he was advanced 10 the
head OF the navy makes no provision fnr
MS retirement, and, therefore. he will CON
Time on tho active list of the navy In all
probability until his death.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES

COLD sPRINGs.-Ned Fishw ~
demned negro murderer recently say y.
Houston. has been safely lodged - ~ "a
cinto county jail; tine death sen!en;', N
trict court in April. 1900
M'KINNEY.-Water has peer nv 4
the second artesian well SUNK y pss,s
SAN ANTONIO.-Hon. VIM =. D,j
accepted an invitation OF ne 1ea.
OF this city to speak here pece'n y. ii
engagements are being MADE = w
give Mr.. Bryan cordial reesp''va'
DALLAs.-will owens, about y 'i VI
accused OF being the leader o. ~
young robbers that has operated M M
las In surrounding towns, was Sva' ~
burglarizing a store at Duncans,,n, q
given five years in the pentenuAft
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SPORT.

Mccoy and Maher are very confident.
though the former admits that he is at
disadvantage.
fir says he is very anxious to hpve
a fight with Jeffries.
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COMMERCIAL.

The grain markets were dull and with
out feature.
The week in fnancas has been one OF
unusual features.
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London, December 2s-The war office
hns issued list of minor casualties re-
ceiyed at Pieiermaritzburg by heliograph
wednesday. December 90. showing that
iNadysmith was still holding out on We'd
nesdny last.
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Typhoid Mt Cnpc Nome.

Deadwood. s. D.. December 2s,--John
Leedy, who has just returned from Cane
Nome, states there were 1900 cases OF
typhoid fever there when he left.
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z" Het VOlksIied."
The following volksled the National HYMN NJ
the South African

lowing is translation vokslied" the National hymn Of
African Repubc
Right nobly brave,
Their blood. lives their all
For Freedoms rig hit despite
They fought VS.
Ho burghers h Ugh banner waveh
The of the free
No foreign yoke
Here regneth liber
'lts Heavens mand,
Here should
And defend land
What realm so fair, richly traught
With ev new
Where hat her wonders wrought
And freely spread o vew
lo, burghers bold! be up and singing
God the voik land
rms, burghefs n your anthem ringing
Ger weld, DER hill strand.
And burghers all,
Stand we
For hearths and homes at country's call
With wisdom, I-o I'd, rulers guide
AND these, Thy ople, bless
May we with natio abide
In peace and RICH eousness
10 Thee whose m lightly hath shielded
Thy Volk in byg days,
To Thee alone humby Welded
All glory honor praise.
God, guard nd,
Our land,
our ehldFens no me- their Fatherand
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FOREIGN.

The asrurIans continue their war upon
Prince Hohenlohe.
Private adyices in Frisco intimate that
another revolution exists in Guatemala.
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Ala for nocr Wonnhcd.

Chicago. December 23.--At a meeting
of the United Irish Societies tonight $4,000
was pledged toward paying for an am
bulance to be sent to the Beers
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Every "a
Hath

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way Of most
fs ,oay ei'eulatios
o.ooa supply Msi II
gosvi''g elea, al.
. mountain b,ooi 1
purified. howecss,,'' s ~
come Hn,pid st,rsn,
Is euhat HOOD 81. ~. /
does Nth human NJ II
clarifies punfie, suS
blood, and suhen this |, ~
Oaafo'gans. lips,. lana,
.'e all s'seed and Svss..,s
Asthma -" Foa, b,,u,, I, \
sa'saparaa ssoe N. 49,
rom asthma, and is4ss ~ !: |.
iron, sho'tness Of bte.R -
6. Lane. Vienna, G..
pimples II used i !,
malaria and panplss; ] ~ .s.|
to take Hoods sa,s.p.aa.. ",
rec eVe' since" ". St.c,.s 4
Ave. Brooklyn NJ y
Worn Out Feeling $ !.
tase HOODS Sa,sapas.a: 4 M
feeling. and a few Bottle, NJ
'rely and non ! am able b s.ss |.
zeal. Kitty Allen Madsos n
@o !!,, Seusbs1
Elazl1
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills; M no.,,s.-.,
only eathartic 70 take with HoSdS ~:
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IHE SICK AA{k||

Have you any rain. or aunI N rbntaiu
Does your blood SHOW lnas 10 ypF
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POLITICAL.
committee.

Chairman Bradley has issued call for
meeting of the populist State executive
committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-24

Cairo. Colonel Wingate has succeeded
General Kitchener MS sirdar aud governor
general OF the Souean.
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chieveley Sunday, December I7.-Eyen-
iDg,-Tho British army Is occupying ia
original camping ground. The naval bril-
gade fired few shells at the Boer posi-
lions Tho result is not known, hut the
hrinG is taken to show that the naval
bridge.
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BRIEF WAR ITEMS.

Durham. Sunday. December i7.-The
foreign attaches have arrived here ON
their way TO General Buffers headquar-
ters.
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Hon. A. C. OwsIey Can, =.
Denton, Texas, Deeamber $3.50 ,ssss
vim c. Owsley told tn Post cv. sas,a
today that he would be q caa a..s.i
congress from this district 70 sus a.
j. w. Bailey. Mr.. Owsley ~ ,sslI
lawyer here and is the secoaS
from this county to congress- - -
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-06
A Cleaning Up.

The Yale Expositor Office has been
cleaned out, repapered, the cobwebs
swept down, and the proprietor prom
ises electric lights before the new year.
This is an unusual event in Yale it
seems, as the paper makes special men,
ton of the improvements.-Marlette
Leader.
The Yale Expositor office has under
gone thorough cleaning, having been
papered, scrubbed, the deYifs face
washed and the type lice all corralled
Bro. MenZies cordially INVITES friends
to call soon as cleanings up don't come
very often or last very long in n print
Democrat.
The hustling editor of the Yale Ex-
position has at last taken heed to the
cravings of his aesthetic nature. With
in the past few days the cobwebs and
dust and CRIME have been banished,
the stove and pipe no longer resemble
a danger signal and the walls and cell
ings have been decorated with beauti-
full paper. Electric lights have been
put IN, and the office is now one of
the brightest and pleasantest business
places in the THRIVING village of YALE
Capac Journal.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-06
To the Public.

We are authorized to guarantee every
bottle of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
to be as represented and if satisfactory
after two-thirds o. the contents have
been used, will refund the money TO
the purchaser. There is no better med
,vS o cough IN, P ripcee' 25 and Soc
per bottle. Try it.
No healthy person need fear any
tack of la grippe IL properly treated.
and requires precisely the same treat
ment. Remain quietly at home and
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
directed for severe cold and prompt
and complete recovery Is sure to fol-
low. For sale by Will Lennon.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-06

MOVEMENTS AND poINcs OF PEOPLE
YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.

YOU MAY HAPPEN TO hNOW'
Mrs. J. Q. Roode's sister has been
visiting her of late.
J. II. Glsva was at Capac, his old
home, last week.
Will b. Saville was in Detroit the
latter part of last week.
Lillian Hennessy has been visiting
in Saginaw the past week.
John Staley, of Avoca. Sundayed
with friends in the village.
Mrs. II. VanVleet has been visiting
relatives at Lapeer the past week.
Attorneys Tappan and Raplev at
tended court at Sanilac Centre Tuesday.
Moxie and Nita Holden, of Brown
City, visited friends in Yale last week.
f. A. Newsted, of Saginaw. was call
ing on old friends in Yale last Thurs
day.
Mrs. g. A. Johnson, of Highgate,
Ont, is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Benz.
Clyne.
Lizzie and Tommie Parkinson spent
part of last week visiting friends in
Capac.
Henry Rapley, of Strathroy, Ont,
spent the past week among friends
in Yale.
Roy Fuller, of Port Huron, spent a
part of the holidays with his brother
+. b. Fuller.
Charley Brown and wife have been
spending the week with relatives near
Sanilac Centre.
Fred Rella, the hustling manager of
the France Rella Comedy Co., was in
Yale this week.
Mrs. j. Berger, of Brown City, spent
last week the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Eber Harnden.
James Parkinson, of Exeter, Ont,
was the guest of his brother, 7. H..
Parkinson, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Lewis, of Mar
quette, have been the guests of Mrs.
W. II. Harris this week.
Memo Montney and his sister Nina
spent their holidays in Port Huron
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. +. S. Black and two children,
of Marine City, have been the guests
of Mrs. Eva Black the past week.
Mrs. Sutherland and Wat Rounds, of
Stratford, Ont, spent New Years the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rounds.
Mrs. Jas. Rolls returned to her home
in Fremont township last Saturday
after short visit with Canadian friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Foote and son
Roy, of Saginaw, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Paisley the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Holcomb and
family, of Evergreen, visited with Mrs.
Knowlton and family in Speaker We'd
nesday.
Robt. Cork and Herb Putney, of
Speaker, returned to their studies at
Agricultural College, Lansing, Monday
morning.
Supervisor Grant Holden has been
spending the week attending the jan
uary session of the board of supervis-
ors at Port Huron.
Richard Earnest. who has spent the
past month in Yale engaged in doing
inside electrical wiring, left for his
home in Detroit last Saturday.
Mrs. Knowlton and son Norman with
her cousin Michael Berdan, of Guys
boro, Ont, returned home Sunday from
Il few days visit with relatives of Ever
green.
Miss Carrie Remington, of Yale, and
Miss Bertha Metcalf, of Columbiavllle,
attended the Churchill-Taylor wedding
last Saturday and remained here this
week for a visit with relatives and
frlends.-Imlay City Record.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-06
Notice..

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on two %
cent bottles OF Baxter's Mandrake Bit
ters, if it fails to cure constipation,
biliousness, sick headache, or any of
the diseases for which tits recommend
ed. Also will refund the money on a
90 cent bottle of Downs Elixir, if it
does not cure any cough, cold, Group,
whooping cough, or throat or lung
difficulty. We also guarantee one %
cent bottle of either of the above d.
prove satisfactory or money refundeto
Will Lennon.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on 80
cent bottle of Greene's Warranted
Syrup of Tar If it fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee a
25-cent bottle TO prove satisfactory or
money refunded. 4. L. Moore, Will
Lennon.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-14
RECEIVE SPANIARDS.
COMMANDERS IN OUR NEW POS
SESSIONS so ORDERED.
Consular Omcers sent by spain to Cuba
Porto Rico and the Philippines
WIN be- Given Provisional
Recognition.

Washington. July i2.-Aeting under
instructions from the president, Adm
lant General Corbin has sent tele
graphic Instructions to General Brooke,
commanding In Cuba. General Otis In
the Philippines and General Davis In
Porto Rico, 20 give provisional recog
uiiion TO the Spanish consular officers
In those islands. They have been
notified Of the appointment Of the
various consular officers Of Spain ac-
credited To the military departments
under their Jurisdiction, and directed
10 permit them TO exercise their ap-
propriate consular functions.
This action rcfutes entirely the re
port that the United States govern
mcnt had declined to issue rxequatours
to Jose Filippo zegrario as Spanish
consul general at Havana.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-14
LIKE LAKE.


Manila, July lit has been rain
ing and siorming almost constantly
for two days. aud the country along
the Anne rican south and bay lines In
literally flooded. The soldiers are
suffering great discomfort
The Thirteenth infantry regiment at
Pasay is In the worst position, being
practically surrounded by water. The
bridges that were used for getting
supplies have been washed away aud
some Of the companies are now scpa-
rated by streams six feet deep. In
many cases the men are sleeping with
three feet OF water under their hunks,
which are elevated on cracker boxes.
The company cooks, when preparing
the meals, stand knee deep in water.
The river Paslg aud all the other
streams arc swollen aud city streets
are at all low points covered with wa.
ter.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-14

New York, July According 10
the Colon Starlet Of June 20, which
reached the city by the steamer H.
nance, Il has been many years since
the Panama isthmus has been visited
by such an outbreak Of yellow fever IA
has been prevailing In the city Of Pam
anna.
From May To June ~ there had
been thirty-four cases OF the disease
OF which eighteen had been fatal. On
June 20 there were thirteen new cases,
two of which proved fatal AZ the
time OF publication the fever was ON
the decrease and In the city OF Colon
there had not been single case, not
withstandiug the daily intercourse
between the two eli les,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-14

Los Angeles, Cal, July le-.A Kra.
mer Of Dayton, la, jumped from a
Southern Pacific train near Burbank
aud, taking penknife from his pocket
he proceeeed to cash at his throat
The train was stopped aud the man put
on board aud brought to the city. M,
only injury is loss OF blood. Il (,
thought that Kramer became tempor.
arily insane from the heat Of the Mo.
iave desert, lie had considerabl,
money with him as well as return
ticket TO Dayton
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-14

st. Petersburg, July i2.-The Grand
Duke George, brother Of the ear h.
dead The heir apparent died at the
Imperial palace in the Caucasus, where
he had been residing for his health.
An Official dispatch from Abbas In the
Caucasus announces that the grand
duke died Of violent and sudden hem
orrhage OF the throat, The Grand
Duke George Of Russia was bonn April
%, 1871, and had been In ill-health ioi
a number Of years, suffering from con.
sumption.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-14
ON VERGE or WAR.
issue of Paper Money Liable to Cause a
Revolution In Guatemala.

San Francisco. Cal. July ii.-Promi.
nent citizens Of Central America now
here claim 10 have received dispatches
Indicating that Guatamala Is on the
Verge Of another serious revolution.
President Cabrera's attempt 10 force
$4,000, 900 Of paper money into circu'
lation is the alleged cause Of the whole
difficulty.
1t Is reported that DR.. Jose Lleran-
10, tho leader Of the Conservative
party, Juan Francisco Poneiano, presi.
lent Of the Occidental bank Of Guate-
nala. and Jose T.. Sanchez a capitalist
Of the Guatemala capital. who has
taken an active part in political affairs.
we're threatened with imprisonment
and death. aud sought refuge In the
Mexican legation.
The advices also announce the shoot.
ing Of Congressman Roscndo Santa
Cruz at Tache and Congressman Jose
Maria Ubizo near Chato. In the depart
ment Of Esquipula
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-14

Washington. July "a dispatch has
been sent TO Minister lluntehin Guate'
mala by the state department, direct
ing him to look into the case OF Mr..
Richards, the miner who was relieved
OF all his.gold aud put aboard n steamer
for New Orleans. Richards ia from
Louisville, Ky. The state department
will demand a satisfactory explanation
and II tho facts are found to be rs
stated, the Guatemala government will
be called upon TO pay an indemnity.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-14
SHOULDERS AL BLAME.
Captain watkins says lie Was Irresponsible
for the Loss Of the rnris

New York, July ie.-The report OF
Captain Watkins OF the stranding OF
the American steamship Paris, has
been made public by the local board
OF steamship inspectors. Captain Wat
lsins makes no attempt to evade re.
sponsibility for the accident, but on
the contrary says frankly that tho
sttanding Of the ship was the result al
an uuaccountable error on his pari.
The accident he says was not due to
any want Of thought or anxiety about
his ship. but resulted from mistake
he made In calculating the position Of
the ship.
The local inspectors have suspended
/ Captain Watkins license as master o.
ocean steamers for two years. CAPITALS
/ Watkins Ia still In charge OF the Paris
and 10 acting In the interest Of the nm
derwritcrs to whom the ship was
turned over by the American line OF
/ nciuls
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-14
FataI na.eIIne ElpIn.Ion.

Washington, July 9.-Fire and ex.
plosion In the residence OF Captain
Dickens OF the United States navy
resulted in the death OF Mrs. Dickens,
who was fearfully burned and died be-
fore medical assistance could reach
her. Other persons about the house
were severely but not dangerously
wounded. Mrs. Dickens was an au-
thoress OF some note, one OF her bost
known books being Around the World
In Man-of.War" She was also a
frequent contributor TO magazines.