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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-28
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National League.

At Chicago-Chicago 4, Pittsturg Second game, Pittsburg [, Chicago :,
 At Baltimore-Baltmore il, Philadel- phia 0. Second game. Philadelphia 15 Baltimore 0. Game called at end of sixth inning on account of darkness.
 At Boston-Boston IA, Washington s. At New York-Brooklyn ', New York 5. Game called at end of eighth inning on account of darkness.
 At St Louis-Lousvile 2, St. Louis 3.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-28
sTARIN's
New Haven Tramp ortation C.

DAILY EXQEf II SATUKDAY.
 Steamer JOHN H. STARIN, Captain Nc. Allster, leaves New Haven from Starln'a Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steam- CT ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Thomp- son, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 13, North River. at 9 p. m. Mondays We'd nesdays and Fridays; the ERASTUS CORN ING. Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays staterooms sale sS sen si.6o. i 's'0D -'Ae'' s'sa
 Tickets and staterooms for sale at J. B. Judson's, 867 Chapel street; Peck & Bish- fR the depot p'' on arrival % of Hartford @ s trsn and from corner of Church and Chapel streets every half hour, commencing at S:30 p; m. Through freight rates given and and Southwest. 0. Fl. FISHER, Agent.
 Order your freight via Starin Line.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-28

nurse-girl, Adele, and her father reve- rently lowing their heads in prayer at the ringing of the Angelus, he con- ceived the picture which, if not his best work, is yet the best known, and the one most appreciated by the people. --Woman's Home Companion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-28
SUIT APPEALED.

The suit of the New York Commer- cial company against Henry Fl. Fran cis has been appealed to the United States circuit court of appeals by the defendant. The suit involves the own ership of stock of the Seamless Rub- Der company of New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-28

T have no sympathy wid a strike" said Meandering Mike.
 But you don't blame folks fur not workin' protested Plodding Pete.
 'Ye can't strike unless we've got a job, kin ye? Dey had no business go- in to work In the first place. Wash ington Star.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-28

Decides Against Cafferty and the Mo-
 tion to Dismiss-Case Now to go to
 TriaI-The Alleged dPIcIspOcIxets-Othcr
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-08
Manila Letter.

The White Pine News has received
very interesting letter from Will
Bruce, dated at Cavite, January 18th.
At that time everything was quiet.
Tue Nevada boys we're all we'll and
comfortably quartered in an old
church. He says:
ave have fine quarters now, with
abundance OF room to spare, kitchen,
dining room, two bath rooms, we'll
and cisterD; IN fact, everything that is
handy and comfortable. But the
horowning feature is the garder. As
the boys tell zach other, We would be
long time in the old country before
we would have bananas'and ORANGES
growing in our back yard, but any OF
us would prefer nice chicken we'll
cooked than the finest bunch Of ba.
napas in the Philippines
Speaking of the natives, he says.
Shave found the ,Filipinus, where
not crossed with the Chinese, to be
very steady honest and temperate and
good workers. A large number Of
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-08

them are working here for the gov
ernment, unloading coal from the
sbrges. Two men will swing a large
| basket of coal between them on a
bamboo pole, and will trot with it. to
the coal yard, usually about one
hundred yards distant, keeping 1t up
for ten hours. In spite of the ex-
treme heat. they accomplish what
wnold be considered good days
work in America, for which tthey re-.
ceive the enormous wages OF 81 a day
Mexican money. .sr-. .,
@The highest ambition OF a native
Filipino is to be ehopkeeper. In
Cavite there are one hundred shops
Of which at ieast sixty carry not over
$40 worth Of stock. which consists of
one bottle-of whiskey, box of cigars,
a box Of cigarettes, lunch If bana-
mas, half dozen oranges and half
dozen bottles of native lemonade.
To keep such a store they pay Ii
cense Of So a quarter. A soldier can
buy anything they have on jawbone
and they frequently have to close up
their shops and wait for pay day.
3The Filipino on an average are
very small race. The men weigh
not over 100 and the women 80
pounds. The most conspicu ,ns fea-
ture OF their dress is the acuntiness OF
it. In the female, attire consists of a
very short WASTED, large sleeved.
ganze waist with skirt. which is
simply a strip Of cloth wrapped
around them and tucked under a
string tied around their waist as a
belt. Their shoes have large wooden
soles with strip of heavy leather
over the toes. Stockings, hate, and
underclothes are luxnries they do not
aspire to. The males dress consists
OF gauze shirt, pair of white cot
ton pants. shoes and large straw or
derby hats. They are very partial to
striking colors and wear all sorts of
combinations without the slightest
idea of harmony.
4Ihey are of very amiable diapo-
siron and have the first one to see
III quarrel or raising a dist urbance
OF any kind. They have the greatest
natural talent for music, their prin-
cipal instruments being the harp,
violin, guitar and piano"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-08
JUDGES SALARY BILL PASSED.

Yesterday Judges salary bill pas
sed the House and he gets $500 a
year as Acknowledgement. 1t WIS a
just measure and his friends focked
to his room to congratulate him Oh
the result. There was a petty and
treacherous effort made to defeat the
measure, but it was ineffective.
son Appeal.
It may be NIL right for the Appeal
to congratulate Lieutenant Cover
nor Judge over the SUCCESS of hi.
scheme to rob the taxpayers OF the
State out of $500 year. but it ia
going too far when it accuses those
members Of treachery who opposed
tho steal. Trearhery to what, please
Certainly not to the people whose
interests they were sworn to protect
This Job OF itself should be enough
to politically damn every member
OF the legislature who voted for it
1t is down right robbery of the
people ana Mr.. Judge is the receiver
OF the stolen property and all the
congratulations of his friends and
accomplices can't wipe ont the stain
II Cover nor Saddler is composed
OF the right kind of material, he will
stamp his condemnation on the rob
berry by vetoiEk The bill. If it ii
necessary for the Silver party to pa,
Mr.. Judge to keep him in the State 1e
them do it out Of their own pocket,
and not by robbing the taxpayers
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-08
DUTY OF THE LYING.

The attention Of the public is called
to the communication elsewhere in
regard to public funerals. 1t strikes
us that the stigRestioDs OF the writer
are timely and that they should be
put In force. At noon today three
children and one old man lay dead in
town. Tho death Of Mr.. Buggy ex-
cites but passing; comment, as he
had lived tho three score and ten
years allotted to man, but the great
mortality among the children is go
unusual that people are enquiring
the cause and asking il something
cannot be done to save the little ones
from an early grave. II it is not safe
for people to congregate at the
churches, it is no safer for them TO
gather in sick room or at church
to attend funeral. Proper respect
can be, shown the dead without the
living running any unnecessary
chances in contracting or spreading
contagious diseases.
This Is matter that appeals to all
alike and it should receive serious
consideration. The living should do
their duty to themselves as well as to
the dead. In the present emergency
this can be done in no better way
than by dispensing with public fun
erals.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-08
FILE YOUR:BILLs.

By order of the Board Of Count
Commissioners, all bills against tbI
County to be acted upon by tbl
Board, must be filed on or before tbi
Saturday immediately preceding th4
Monday upon winch the Board meets
otherwise the bills will not be acted
upon until the next meeting Of tb,
Board.
Attest: A. q. DAwLEY
County Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-08

Little Eddie-Papa, what does haut
ton mean?
fapa--Whenever you hear anybody
make use OF. those words II means that
there is some one around who is tr,6nn
10 snow OH and who has taken the poor
ESP way to do it.-Chicago Evening
News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-08

The latest styles Of visiting card
can be had at the INDEPENDENT Of
flee.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
KEYSTONE STATE ELECTIONS
Republican Nominees for City and
Town Officers Win by Heavy
Majorities.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 21.-This was cleo
tion day throughout Pennsylvania for the
selection of city, town and borough off,
cials. No state officials are voted for. The
day is legal holiday.
Coroner Samuel H Ashbride republican,
was elected mayor of Philadelphia to sue
ceed Charles F. Warwick by a plurality
OF at least 10000 over Horace Hoskin fu-
sion, and the peoples party and single tax
candidates. Samuel s. Kinsey WIS elected
TO succeed himself as city treasurer. Sc
lect and common councilmen, school di-
rectors and other minor ward and division
officers were also elected.
Mayor Ashbride's plurality will be about
$4,000 in excess of that received by Mayor
Warwick in 1895. Today's election was the
quietest in years and little interest was
manifested. Throughout the state candi-
dates for city, town and borough. offices were
chosen, but the elections were generally
quiet.
In Lebanon DR.. Samuel Weise an anti
Quay republican, was elected state senator
TO succeed ]. P. S. Goblin. lieutenant gov
ernor, by a majority of between 1000 and
5000.
In Cumberland county Edgar S Manning,
democrat, was elected TO the state senate
to succeed his father, who recently died.
Democratic mayors we're chosen in Har-
risburg and Altoona. In a number of coun-
ties there were a number OF interesting
contests for school directors. In Snyder
town, Northumberland county. woman can
didate running on the democratic ticket was
defeated by her husband republican.
PITTSBURG, Feb. 21.-Municipal elec-
tions were held in Pittsburg and Allegheny
today, with the result that an apparently
n wi hos haa ~
the republican ticket in both cities In
Pittsburg figures are given out at repub-
lican headquarters at II o'clock indicating
the election of W. ]. Diehl, republican for
mayor, over x-Postmaster J. C. O'Donnell
democrat, by majority OF 10 600. and posi-
bly, more. Allegheny has probably elected
James G. Wyman, republican, for mayor
over Edward G. Lang, democrat, by at least
1000 majority.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
MOVE IN MYSTERIOUS WAYS
AgonciIlo Uses Marti as n Blind for
His Whereabouts - Thought to
Have Sailed for Europe.

HALIFAX, Feb. 21.-From the fact that
the name of Agoncillo appears at the foot
of the list of cabin passengers of the
steamer Labrador, which sailed for Liver
pool this morning, it is confidently asserted
that the chief agent OF the Filipinos has
left this country for Europe. AS the first
class passengers for this steamer arrived on
a night express and Immediately embarked,
no one is known to have established the
identity of the passenger registered as
Agoncillo.
NEW YORK, Feb. 21-Agoncillo and his
secretary left Montreal Saturday announc-
ing they were coming to this city, whence
they would sail on the st. Paul Marti was
seen on the train which left Montreal at
p m. and due in this city tomorrow morn
ing. He took pains not to conceal himself.
Saratoga and Albany were the last places
where he was seen. II is believed that he
remained in that city and returned TO the
Canadian city on the next train. Mean
while both were expected in this city. 1t is
thought Agoncillo sent Marti in the direc-
ton of this city, while he himself travelled
eastward to Halifax.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
NEWSPAPER MAN IN CONTEMPT
of Ohio Because He Refuses to
Give Up Secrets.

COLUMBUS, O., Feb 2l-During the TAX
ing OF testimony before a notary this after
noon in the suits OF the Standard oil COM
pany and Buckeye Pipe Line company. NAL
com Jennings, a we'll known newspaper
man, was cited for contempt in refusing to
give list of newspapers with whom it was
alleged Jennings had, as the head of a news
bureau, made contracts to print matter only
favorable to the Standard Oil company's in
terests. The attorneys OF the Standard Oil
company protested that such testimony
could only be taken by the master commits
sioner appointed by the supreme court. A
writ OF habeas corpus was Immediately ap-
piled for in behalf Of Jennings TO prevent
his Incarceration in Jail. AS a majority OF
the committee on pleas judges could not be
found. the court decided the writ could be
presented Thursday and in the meantime
Jennings was allowed 70 go at liberty.
Jennings is also secretary OF the state sink
ing fund commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
cRITICIsEs CHAMBERS LETTER.
German Paper Says it IL Untrue Ger
man ship Supported Matanfn.

BERLIN, Feb 2l.-The Cologne Gazette
today, in an inspired article. sharply eriti-
cises the recently republished letter by Chief
Justice Chambers OF Samoa TO his brother
The paper says;
The facts OF the situation are that
Mataafa received sixths and Malietoa
Tanus one-sixth of the votes cast. The
election was conducted in strict accordance
with Samoan customs. Malietoa Tanus was
Ineligible according to Samoan customs, as
he IS only eighteen years of age. Mr.
Chambers. prior TO the election, recognized
Mataafas eligibility. All these facts Mr.
Chambers Ignored when he declared Malietoa
Tanus elected. His declaration that
Mataafa was eligible comes with particularly
bad grace because II was the American dele
gates at the conference OF 1889 who did not
admit GeTmany's objection 10 Mataafa."
Then Cologne Gazette then declares it to
be wholly untrue that the German war ship
Fake supported Mataafa. The Fake, it
says. was strictly neutral The paper fur
ther says II is untrue that Dr. Rafael the
German president OF the municipal council
OF Apia, raised regiments TO support Mataafa
and calls upon Mr.. Chambers TO demonstrate
Why Germany should leave Samoa, since
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
Hot weather at Manila.
jUNTA MAKES STATEMENT
Asserts First shipment of Arms 10
Fiiipinos Was Authorized by
United states Government.

HONG KONG. Feb. 2I-The following
Statement has been Issued by the Filipino
junta here
Information which has leaked through the
Pinkertons sent by President Mckinley to
investigate the shipment OF arms TO the
Filipinos shows that the first shipment of
arms TO Aguinald0 was made by order of
the American government through Consul
Wildman, hence the shipment per the
Wing Fol. The American government sub
sequently telegraphed TO cease this. eoinci-
dent with the change Of policy 10 annexa-
tion, Mr.. wildman and Rear Admiral Dewey
promised to pay. but have not paid, for a
subsequent expedition by the Abbey. au-
thoriEed by Admiral Dewey. who afterward
seized the steamer and 1t is still held. Pa
psrs respecting this are now In the posses
siou Of the secretary OF the navy. The pro-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
IN The SPANISH PARLIAMENT
Fierce Debate Is waged I'm Doth the
Chamber and senate on War
Questions.

MADRID. Feb. 21.-1n the Chamber Of
Deputies today the opposition continued to
bait the government. Senor Canalejas put
long string OF questions to the minister
Of finance. Senior Pugceryer who declined
to reveal the contents OF the projected bills
The minister, however, saii he hoped in
due time TO introduce measures to settle
the arrears OF pay FOR the soldiers returned
from Cuba and to deal Wits the payment Of
the Cuban and Philippine debts.
To this Senior Canalejas replied:
Nothing could be conceived more lamen-
table than the words Of the minister OF
finance 1t is evident that ne has prepared
no bills at all, despite the gravity Of the
situation"
Senior Canalejas then proceeded to CEN
sure the government caustically, attrfbuting
it's careless glibness Of explanation TO the
fact that 1t was aware that in a few days
it would no longer be in office He thought
Senior Puigcerver would have done better to
acknowledge frankly that this was the
reason why no bills had been prepared.
In the Senate today Count d'Almenas re-
sumed the attacks begun by him yesterday
upon the generals who were engaged in the
war in Cuba. He complained that chests OF
gold sent out to pay troops in Cuba had
been returned TO Spain intact and unopened
Just as they had been sent out. In terms OF
special severity he criticised Captain Aunon,
the minister of marine Twice he was called
upon by the president to withdraw his re-
marks and his speech was attended through
out with great uproar.
Marshal Martinez de Campos defended
General Linares. who was in command OF
the Spanish troops at Santiago at the capit-
ulation, against the charge of treason
brought by Count d'Almenas, adding that
the latter would not dare repeat his charges
outside the Cortes.
Count d'Almenas essayed a reply, but the
president refused to hear him
Senior Sagasta, the premier. who spoke
amid the increasing tumult, deplored the at
titude of Count d'Almenss and defended the
governments conduct. He concluded by
calling for the closure. The debate was
adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
OTIS SENDS ANOTHER LIST
omcial Report IL Received of Those
Fallen in Skirmishes Near
Manila and IIoiIo.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The War depart
ment today received the following:
MANILA Feb. 2l.-Adiutant General,
Washington:
Additional casualties:
First Washington.
Killed, February 20
PRIVATE ALTON a. REINHART, Com
pany X
PRIVATE JOHN f. ADAMS, Company NJ.
Wounded, February 10:
Private Carson Ellis, Company L, elbow;
accidental.
First California.
Wounded February 90:
Private Arthur Buhl. Company L, thumb.
Private John W. Parno, Company l., arm.
Priv~~s Max r. Kruz, Company L, arm.
Private Thomas c. Haley, Company L,
thigh.
Casualties near Iloilo, Panay islands. Feb
ruary IA:
Eighteenth Infantry.
Killed:
CORPORAL ROBERT S. GRIGsBY, Com
pany A.
Wounded:
Sergeant Robert Jennings, Company A,
thigh.
Corporal James H Saunders, Company A,
nipple.
All wounds above are slight OTIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
WOOD ALCOHOL is DEADLY
Three Miners Die from Effects of
Drinking IL and Two More Are
Expected to Die.

HOPPER, Colo, Feb. 21.-Three miners
are dead and several others sick at Blanca
mining camp from drinking wood alcohol.
Jim Bowerman purchased a quantity OF
wood alcohol at drug store in this place
and on returning home with a dozen or
more others, diluted the liquor and drank il.
The dead are:
JIM BOWERMAN.
JOHN r. HUMER
JOHN ANDERSON.
The following are expected to die:
John Bowerman.
Lewis Goodwin.
Half a dozen others are more or less af-
fected.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22

Copyright 1899, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, Feb. eI.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram.)-The Daily
News Rome correspondent says:
1t is authoritatively asserted in view of the
dissension over the advisability of inviting
the holy see to participate in the peace con-
ference the pope intends to inform the car
that he voluntarily renounces the desire to
send delegate. Leo XIII is animated ny
the wish to demonstrate that his only OBJ
Jest is really to contribute to the success Of
the great scheme. There is however. a
party at the vatican opposed to such a
course.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
HOTEL MUST MAKE LOSS GOOD
Guest Brings suit for Five Hundred
Dollar Bill which Was Ohered
for Meal.

CHICAGO. Feb. 21.--s. d. Morgan Pow
land, the wealth yorug clu9maa Of New
York, who suffered the loss OF s5o0 bill
which h handel to a waiter in the Grand
Pacific Motel to pay for a meal. the walter
decampipg with the money was awarded
verdict TO-DAY against the proprieIors # the
hotel for the amount lost.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
Baron Reuter- Very Ill.

LONDON, Feb. 21.-Baron Julius de Reu-
ter, founder OF Reuters Telegram company,
who is over so years of age, is lying at the
point OF death in his villa at Nice. The
baron was remarkably vigorous and active
considering his age, though for years past
he has not taken an active part in the bus
mess, of which Herbert de Reuter- has long
been the MANAGING director.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
BOB BURDETTE WILL MARRY
wealthy Widow of Pasadena. Cal, il
is Announced, win Become His
Wife AT Eastertide.

TcLLi o, O.. Feb. 1.-THE Plade an
nounces that Robert j. Burdette the hu-
morist, is to marry Mrs. P c. Baker a
very wealthy widow Of Pasadena, Cal, who
has been his lifelong friend. She has one
son, about the same age as Mr. Burdette's
son. The two young men are close friends
and are delighted with the match. The GER
emony will take place at Pasadena about
Easter.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
BEET SUGAR BOUNTlEs PAID
BiII Appropriatins s2O.OOO Is Passed
In Minnesota over the Veto of
the Governor.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb, 21.--By a vote Of
10 10 Is, or four more than necessary, the
state senate today passed over the gov
ernor's veto the bill appropriating $50 900
to pay bounties earned under the beet
sugar bounty Law. Four democrats voted
with the republicans in favor Of the bill
II received the necessary two-thirds vote
in the house on Saturday and now becomes
effective without the governors approval.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
Innuenzn Enidemic Ahrnnd

LONDON Feb. 21.-An epidemic of iniu-
enza has prevailed in the greater part Of
Europe for some time past. In this country
mild type of influenza is very prevalent.
There were sixty -four deaths from the
disease in London last week. The ceIebra-
tion of Washington's birthday by the Amer
lean colony here has been abandoned in
consequence OF the epidemic
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
Revokes Conces.ion to Frencb

BOMBAY, Feb. 2L-The sultan of Oman
has revoked the grant of a coaling station
To the French under the British admiral's
threats of a bombardment. The British
war ships Eclipse, Sphynx and Red Breast
are lying off the port OF Muscat The sui
tan has issued a proclamation to the fore
going effect and he will make similar an
nouncement in open Durbar. The French
consul has entered protest
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22

testations Of Admiral Dewey and other
Americans that they made no promises are
ridiculous. In view Of this let the people
Judge how the nations word OF honor
pledged to the Filipinos and concurred in
by them-is violated by the recent treachery
OF General Otis"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
POPE LEO on "AMERIcASIsM.-
No Fault in One Meaning of Term, but
Considerable in Another.

Considerable in Another.
ROME, Feb. 21.-The Romano will publish
tonight letter from the pope TO Cardinal
Gibbons saying that IF the term Ameri-
canism signifies qualities peculiar to Ameri-
cans and usages adapted to their customs
then we have nothing to say against it; but
if it denotes the opinions expressed in the
Life of Father Hecher' %e are convinced
that the American bishops will be the first
10 reject them"
The pope's letter especially reproves
opinions concerning reiaxs lion, of discipline
and non observance of doctrinal points as a
pretext for attracting dissenters to
Catholicism, the direction q souls by in
spiration Of the Holy Ghos Independent of
priestiy control. the diver OF virtue into
--,st-e Or passive crlti stssrsrref the old re-
ligious orders and concerning unusual
methods Of preaching Catholicism to dis
senters
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
COLONY Goins 10 Guam.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Feb. 2I-A number
OF young men la this city are organizing a
colony 70 settle ou the island Of Guam They
propose 10 engage in the raising OF the
staple products OF the island.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
German War ships for samoa.

SHANGHAI Feb. 2l.-The German war
ship Cormoran has left Kaio Chow for Hong
Kong and Apia, Somoa.
The Cormoran is a third-class cruiser.
II carries eight 4.1-inch quick-fring guns
and seven Maxim guns OF smaller caliber.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22

LONDON Feb. 21.-The address to the
queen in reply 10 the speech from the
throne at the opening Of Parliament on
February 7 was adopted in the House of
Commons today without a division.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-22
Miners Killed in FADIosIon

CINCINNATI. Feb. 2l.-A Tlmes-star spe-
cial from Birmingham. Ala. says an explo-
sion occurred in mine No . at BlocktOa TO-
day and five men are dead or fatally Injured
More men are hurt.