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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
UNDER MILITARY GUARD
Fears 2That a4riksrs VIII Iii
& Tho City or Colon. IS.

Fears sEn1or4ainsdiT That Gtrlksrs VIII 1ars
sss4ffs tho City Of Colon.
Colon, Colombia, Jan. 81 The strike
copdi tions do not improve. A special
train from Panniama brought reinforce
muyelntsand the who'll city has, been nm
der military guard Nevertheless an
uneasy feeling prevails everywhere. Tor
though quiet has been srsstored, fears
are entertained On all ;sides that the
striking dpckmeni and railway On
sployes are only awaiting an opportunity
10 ERE the city.
AB proclamation has been issued for.
bidding the assem- bling together in pub.
Z lie places Of more than three persons
under pain Of imprisonment.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
e Tired 81 Pursuing the KhaIifa.

Tired Of Pursuing the Khalifa.
LONDON, Jan. 81. "a dispatch to The
Daily News from Cairo says that Gen
eral Kitchener's column which was sent
IN pursuit 81 Khalifa Abduliah into
Kordofan, where he has been making
war upon the riibesmen, has abandoned
the attempt 70 oyertake him
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
Bill ila the Char1 Der to Re-
Far the Case fo the Full
Court Of Cassation 81
THIS lust SUITS THE ANTS
Feel Certainsof an Adverse De-
cision Among More Than q
Thirty Judges.
M. de Beaurepaire Who Re-
signed from the Court, Out
With a Screed.

PANS, Jan. 81 The governments
decision to submit to the chamber Of
deputies q bill providing that cases for
trial revision shall be brought before
the united judgessof the court Of cassa-
ton has reopened the gates Of agitation
of Dreyfus revision. The case seems to
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
Ever Sssosiy snyasSO

sascarets Can isitllnrtic. the most won-
darf.,l smatlical 4s los cry Of the age. peas
ant and refrs.sl4 to the laste, MI gently
sLa Inc Tia Al system, dislel colils,
.,,,.. 1,ead anhe. s, habitpal c0nsti patinn
c cul1 ,,;sIc,.srass easo buy and box
nv ~, - so.slns 8. as so cents. Oldnnd
guaranteed to Gu sy ~ ofos = :.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
new PRESIDENT FRIENDLY.
Senior Melisa at the Head of
the visayan Federation.
ELECTION HELD ON IAN. II
Hoped the Diniculty Between the United
States and Insurgents Will BE
Settled Amicably.

8 & ! & * 5-fsl55 . 81
MANILA, Jan. 31.-According to a
dispatch just received from Iloilo, CAPT
tai Of the Island Of Panay, at.the cleo
ton held on Jan. II, Senior Ramon Me-
lisa was chosen president of the So
called Visayan federation for term of
two years, his predecessor General Co
pezza being appointed commander-in-
chief of the forces Of the evolutionary
government. Senior Melissa is kindly
disposed towards the Americans, and it
is hoped the difficulties between the
United States and the insurgents will
be settled amicably.
Business was being resumed there
when the dispatches inquestion left and
sugar was entering from the island Of
Negroes Az
Six native commissioners, headed by
Senior Ramon Avenzan, have arrived
from nealo by the United States trans
port st. Paul They have come to con-
suit with Aguinaldo. A number Of
native soldiers who had been trans
ported were landed on Jan. IS on the
island of Panay about 10 miles north
of uoilo
COMMITTEE FROM iLOILO.
& One Goes to Manila to Confer With
Aguinaldo. .
NEW = ORR. Jan. 81 "A dispatch from
Manila says There is no illness on the
/ transports at Iloi1o. The Fifty first Iowa
regiment is returning to Manila on the
Pennsylvania and will arrive tomorrow
The Eighteenth regulars and Sixth artil
.Elery remain at noilo. @ s s. sss
a native committee from there come.
on the transport to confer with Aguin
aldo. s rs Il. 49,
Influential natives wish the Ameri
cans to land. The rabble army are kick
/ ing and want to loot the town. They
have already burned several village,
near Iloilo, The lowest classes II th.
islands Of Cebu and Negros are reported
Ito. be attacking the land propriieto rs md
footing estates. Manila is quiet. I'll,
general healths Of the troops iss good
The island Of Mind anao is overrpn p.
Moros. The Spaniards are concentrates
lat Zamboanga. us
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
Iib.rals win choose ! Lender.

LONDON, Jan. 6 Meeting Of Liberals
of the house of commons has been con-
vened Tor Feb. . to- decide the question,
Of part leadership of the house. The
pruceedings, it 10 said, will be very
brief. and sir Henry Cam u Banners
i srnansyvill be chosen
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
THE vuLTUREs STARVING.


kAnftASO'S death kteE0 tine B0n1tA0eV m kAor
History. sss i 5I*#
d SANTIAGO, Jan, 31.-Ihe health Of
Santiago was never better than it IL
now. Only one death has occurred.
within the city limits during the last
Eve days Nothing approaching this
immunity is recorded in the history Of
the city. The vultures, which wore
formerly the city's scavangers, are
starving and now pounce on cats and
small dogs a circumstance very sig-
gnifcant in illustrating the changed san,
itary conditions.
NO MONOPO LlES WANTED.
Santiago Paper Opposes schemes OF For-
eign Capitalists. I
SANTIAGO J an. 81 The Cuba Libre
publishes q long article setting forth its
objections to the projects of foreign
capitalists for cornering Cuba's virgin
Toll for the purpose Of building rail-
roads, establishing electric plants and
carving on similar 1terprises. We
do not want anysse to invest any Thing
in Cuba except the natives, says the
paper. 6 America is proof Of what mon.
opolies can do IN running q countr
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-02-01
8lacksrpitbipg,
1ors ipg

We guarantee to do both in 50 Il 5fact-
DRY manner. II you have q lame or in
terfering horse, give us call. Exper
fenced workmanship Is vi st Va claim to
be able to- give you.
SIEBKHBRUNHER e WILBuRa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22

'"The story of the corrupt use and
srecu.ai.on Ia public money I'm Pennsyl-
vania Is an old one and has been mat
ter cf notorious accusation against a
long line CT state treasurers and political
boss es FOR rany years MIR. Quay him.
sclf has been again and again accused
cf participation IN treasury tobblng by
the ntNspapers of this and other states
with clrcrnIEtantial detail. heretofore,
however. the la sls for these accusations
largely consisted OF oral testimony and
OF allegations by political opponents
The case which terminated today, how
ever. unlike previous accusations, was
founded exclusively upon documentary
proof in his own handwriting and that
OF his friends and confederates. TIE evil
dence OF his guilt did not depend upon
the veracity of any man or men. but was
supported exclusively by his own letter
and by written entries and statements
recorded by his trusted friends and sup
porterA
From the day the prosecution against
him was Instituted until the verdict was
recorded he has sought by every device
to delay and obstruct the efforts Of the
commonwealth's officers to produce the
written evidence of his misdoing and to
bring him TO trial for his offenses.
The removal of the cave from the
lower court on the eve OF the day when
Il was first set down for trial by an ex
traordinary writ issued by the supreme
court, which that court subsequently
oismissed. was successful In taking the
Prosecution away from the management
Of former District Attorney Graham.
whose ability. zeal and effectiveness as
q prosecutor had been demonstrated by
IS years OF service. The same efforts to
prevent full exposition Of his acts as a
public official and his connection wits
the private use of the public money,
marked every step In the extraordinary
line OF defense which his skilfulattcrneys
adopted during his trial in resisting the
xealous and able efforts Of District At
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Residents ntthe vicinity of Squan-
tum are just little uneasy lest they
have a case or two OF small pox among
them. 1t has been learned that some
OF the men who worked with Da Costa.
who is now at the small pox hospital.
have been employed constructing a
building at Squantum.
Yesterday Health officer Masen NJ.
Wood went to Squantum for the pur-
pose OF vaccinatIng these men but
found none Of them at work. so he
went 10 Providence and Informed DR..
Swarts OF the state board OF health that
he thought the city should see that the
men were vaccinated az their homes
were i'm Providence. IT has not been
learned how tile case was settled, but
the men have been or will be vaccinated
before they do any more work at
Spuantum.
The town council will hold a special
session next Saturday for the purpose
OF granting liquor and other licenses.
The flag on the Budkin Post build
ing Is az half mast 10 day out OF respect
for Capt. William Masen.
The school committee viii meet Mon
Oay evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
AT THE NORTH END.
Social Of The Pskin Literary Association = Boy
Struck BY Stone.

The third select social of the Pekln
Literary Association held in What
Cheer Hall last evening was we'll at
tended and was "A very enjoyable at
fair. The music, which was very sat
isfactory, was furnished by the Ven
dome Orchestra, and the arrangements
were in very capable hands. Miss Nell
lie Dawson and General Floor Director
j. f.. McGee led the grand march. Mr..
MCGEE was aided in his floor duties by
Messrs. T. G. Gilligan, G. il. Ryan, G..
III. Finner, +. j. Donley and ID. j.
O'Leary. The "a numbers on the pro-
gram were danced with much zest by
the many pleasure lovers of the party.
William Matthews who resides at 81
Zone street and VINO is 10 years old re-
ported to the police of the second sta
zion last night that while he was
crossing the dump on Promenade street
early i'm the evening he was struck by
a stone thrown by one Italian at an
ether. Matthews had a bad cut over
the left eye. The Italians had been
quarrelling, but it is probable their
quarrel was ended long before the po-
were informed of the dispute.
A woman had about as close a call
TO being knocked down and run over as
was possible ana yet escape this morn
ing on Charles street, west of the
square. The district chief fire engin-
eer eithert through bad working of the
fire alarm system or some other cause
-rnisteek- the box from which an alarm
was sent in and went to box 272 instead
Of box 372. His horse was going al a
mad rate up Charles street, but the
gong on his carriage was kept going.
A woman started to cross the street.
The gong kept sounding and the wom-
an who was evidently in very deep
thought did not hear 1t, and though
passersby shouted to her she paid no
attention. The engineer however turn
ed his horse quickly and sharply up on
TO tie sidewalk just in time to escape
knocking the woman down. The. wo-
man seemed to realize all of a sudden
the narrow escape she had and turned
deadly pale and very Lint. The on
lockers dmired the coolness and quick
ness of the district engineer.~
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel j. McOsker re-
turned from their wedding tour last
evening and took up their residence at
their new home on Orms street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
PAWTUXET VALLEY.


Charles Kingsley has the queen hen
OF Hope. 1t is "A brown leghorn and re-
Gently laid a double yolked egg that
measured ,94X5%4 inches. Previously
the hen laid a larger egg, containing
three yolks.
The annual school meeting OF Kent
school district, Scituate, resulted in the
election of the fonowing officers: Mod
orator, Edwin a. Salisbury; CLERK and
treasurer, l.. A. knight; trustee, Ben
jamin Whitman; collector, IL. A. Sdlls-
bury.
OLA fashioned quilting parties are
somewhat rare, but occasionally one is
held Ia the valley villages. Such a one
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John McClairon Washington this week.
About fifty friends were present. Three
quits were tied, after which refresh
ments were served in old fashioned
style. The evening was enliVened by
vocal and instrumental music and
dancing and games were events of the
evening. The older members of the
company were reminded OF the good
old times" Of long ago.
Mr.. A-enry -. GOO. win resigned to-
day his office as superintendent OF the
Illuminating ana Power company to
accept a position in Providence.
March was a bad month for eggs,
but Henry " ood of Rocky HILL near
Crompton, from = hens gathered 1908
eggs during that month.
Warwick lodge, A. +. and A. M, of
Phenix, paid fraternal visit to An
thony lodge last evening. Henry Ed
red OF Lynn, Mass. is the guest Of
friends in Phenix.
R. a. Treat, principal owner of Cen
treville MILL has returned with his
family from Florida. where he has re-
sided three months.
The Pawtuxet Valley Checker club
will play a return game with Brown
university club at the college in Provi-
dence Saturday evening. April 20.
Mrs. Henry ID. .-idy, an old resident
of Harris, is seriously Ill with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. f. p. Rose of Riverpoint has dis
posed OF his pair OF fast trotters and
expects to take other peoples dust un-
less he rides by steam or electricity.
Mr.. Michael Foley of Fiskville has
severed his connection with the Inter-
laken print works at Arkwright.
Mr.. John G.. Colvin, the we'll known
lawyer of Hope. has sold his farm near
that place and removed to E1skville,
where he will continue to reside.
The committee of arrangements for
the firemen's muster at Lippitt Grove
Memorial Day are OF the opinion that
at least a dozen hand engine compan-
les Will be present.
The Cole place or North Pleasant
street Harris, has been purchased by
Mr.. Jules Morel Mr.. Morel intends
erecting n fine residence on the land
just purchased.
Al the meetn of Court Warwick F..
OF A.. Riverpoint held at its rooms in
Pixies block I .urs 'ay evening, one APP
plicant for membership was elected
Visitors from Courts What Cheer, Quar-
and Burnside of Providence were pres
ent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
ARLINGTON.

Mr.. II. y. Ban is having asphalt
walks built around his property on Or
chard avenue.
deay0ring 30 steer baby carriage.
while the other appeared a. be- "a new
arrival. made themselves q ie con-
spicuous on I.anstOn street last even
ing. The one with the carriage had
evidently been 20 meet the other one.
taking the carriage for The purpose OF
carrying the personal effects. That they
had drank the health N many ~ their
friends left behind was -em0nstrated
by the way In which the carriage ran.
first into the fence and then OF the
SIDEWALK into The road. when the efforts
Of both were required 10 place Il on the
sidewalk again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
WARREN.

Stone FOR the foundation Of the new
Parker mill VIII be taken from Mar
garet's ledge. three miles from the mill
site, by w. S. BOsworth. for Beatty u
Wilcox. contractors.
Commander Bowen. Adjt Reynolds
and several other members OF the To-
bin Post, g. a. r.. Miss Emily Drown.
president Of the Relief Corps and Post
Department Commander Mrs. Bessie
Seymour went 20 Bristol last night 60
take part In the exercises OF the recep-
tion given by Babbltt Post. G.. a. r.. OF
that town. TO the returned volunteers,
In their hall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
BRISTOL.

President Watson of the Council ac-
companied by the chief Of police and
Captain Morrissey made an official vis-
il to all the liquor saloons yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of seeing II
the proprietors had conformed TO the
law as regards rear entrances. They
found all places properly secured.
Messers. Crossen and Mccarthy of
Fall River were i'm town yesterday WIS.,
iting friends. They are deeply interest
ed i'm Mt. Hope Park, having expended
large sums of money.
MI. and Mrs. Liza piXo-, son and
daughters arrived last evening from Il
trip to southern California.
meeting OF the committee recently
appointed to investigate the needs OF
tnc uTe department was held last eve-
ming at the residence Of the chairman,
Spencer Rounds. There was no plan
before the committee therefore no ac-
tion was taken. A special town meet
ing will be called as soon as the COM
mittee is ready to report.
Circular letters were issued yesterday
by the executive committee Of the Bris-
tol Choral Socie;y calling for final re-
hearsal of Haydng Creation" in st.
Michaers church on Tuesday evening,
April %.
The interior work on the new Y. M. G.
A. building is being pushed along as
rapidly as possible. The building is ex-
pected to be finished by June lst.
The contract of furnishing the curb
ing around the new Hydraulian Engine
House on Franklin street has been
awarded to Mr.. III. +. Teft of Provi-
dence.
The crew of the steam yacht Bailey
mena has arrived from Maine, but the
crew of the Columbia has not get put
in an appearance.
A reception was given tho veterans
OF the last war. last evening, az u. y.
Il. Hall by Rabbitt Post, c.. A. r., No.
Is. Ii was a successful affair, fine
spread being served by Caterer Reed,
member OF the Post. At the conclu-
sion of the supper the order of exercises
consisted IN vocal and instrumental
music and dancing.
About 50 of the employees of the va
rious departments Of the National India
Rubber Company visited Mr.. and Mrs.
jefferson Calvin last evening at their
horne and presented them with a ma
hogany hat tree. Col j. B. Burgess
made the presentation speech which
was responded to by Mr.. Calvin in "A
few well chosen words. after which a
general good time was enjoyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution No. 20 2ll
issued from the District court OF the
Sixth Judicial District holden at Prov
idence within and for the county of
Providence on the third day OF April. n.
D., 1899. recovered judgment and made
returnable on the 18th daN ~ '"'"
ID. 1899. Wherein Charles A. Ellis of
Providence, in the county OF Providence.
OF state OF Rhode lsiand, is piaiu-
tin, and Walter ". Petts OF said Prov
idence. county and state aforesaid. Is
defendant: will be sold at public auc-
tlon at the boarding stable OF Mary 4.
Ellis. at Trinity square, "a Hayward ST,
I'm said Providence at IL O'Clock NOON nn
the 29th day Of April. a. D.. 1899. tho
following personal property. three car
riages. two ladders. one iron bar. lot OF
ropes and painters fixtures, and "A lot
of machinist tools. one old sleigh and
small articles too numerous 20 mention.
Levied on by me this 18th day OF April.
A. d. 1929. at 10 o'clock n. m. and will
he sold TO satisfy said execution II suf-
WILLIAM II. wINSLOw.
Deputy Sheriff.
A-i5-1s-22-26
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
WANAMAKER ON THE
ACQUITTAL OF QUAY.
New Chapter of Shame For Pennsyl-
vania, He SayS---War Against
Former Senator Will Go On.

Philadelphia. April 22.-John Wana-
maker last nisht made the following
statement: The acquittal Of Senator
Quay VIII be a disappointment to oveS'
lover OF Justice and every friend OF good
government throughout the United
statea. 1t rec, gds with emphasis the
difficulty Of convicting potent political
defendants cf,sged with public crime,
no matter hsN lear. convincirs and
cverwhe,m.ns the evidence may be.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
HEAVY SEIZURE OF CIGARS.

San Francisco. April 22.-Ten thousand
cigars were seized here yesterday by
internal revenue officers because the
boxes hore forged revenue stamps. Col
lector Lynch will not disclose the name
OF the firm receiving the cigars, but says
they were manufactured by factory No.
3741 of Lancaster county, Pa. The rev.
enue officers claim they are on the track
of 2,0O0,0 900 fraudulently Tabled cigars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
OLNEYVILLE.

The lecture. "Cuba as I Saw It." by
DR.. Lester S. Hill, given at the Plain
field Street Baptist church last even
ing was largely attended and very
much enjoyed. DR.. Hill proved an ex-
ceptionally pleasant speaker. A very
interesting organ recital was given by
Miss Sproak prior to the lecture.
\ needless alarm was sent in from
box 372 at an early hour this forenoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
MEDICAL.

LADIES II NEVER FAILING,
hamless, monthly regulator free. MRS.
Il. ROWAN, Milwaukee, Wis.
(mch2S-1y)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
WESTERLY.

A charter has been granted at ths
secretary of states office to Fred T..
Whipple. Harry w. whipple. Clara II
Whipple and Rose f.. Whipple, all OF
this town under the name of the Whip
pie Bros. company. The company has
been formed tor the purpose OF manu-
featuring and selling washing ma
chimes and other laundry appliances
end household utensils.
The Rhode Island Granite works un-
der the management of j. @. Patterson
Il Son, have received a large contract
and Monday will put many extra men
to work at the Red Stone quarry.
The government has established
picket line at the old Peninsula housd
on Napatice Point at Watch Hill, be-
yond which no unauthorized person is
allowed to pass. The only view OF the
fortifications that can be obtained by
spectators is from the bathing beach.
from which the derricks can just be
seen. Work is going steadily forward
and when completed the mouth OF the
Pawcatuck river will be well protected.
Quartermaster-G General William Ii.
Walker was I'm town yesterday, looking
over the ruins OF the state armory,
which was burned Thursday morning.
He made arrangements for the removal
OF the debris and also for quarters for
Soiupahy II until ahS SNaNe DuhuS hN"
armory.
At the fire I'm Armory Hall Thurs
day morning an employe OF the West
crly water works gained an entrance
into the lumber yard OF Babcock a.
Wilcox. and attached a hose TO hy-
drant on these premises. This hydrant
was never used by that firm because
they had no hose. but during the fire
that lumber yard was protected by a
stream from a hydrant situsted in the
lumber yard OF II. A. Sherman. Now
the firm has been notified by Supern-
tendent McKensie OF the Westerly wa
ter works that they must pay $40 for
tnat hydrant, or remove IL In iS hours,
Notwithstanding that IL was not by an
order from the firm that the hydrant
was used, and that the people OF Still
manvjile and property owners on Ca.
nal. High. Broad and Granite streetn.
and also on Quarry Hill have been fur
nished with protection from fire by hy-
drants for the past year free OF charge.
About $50 o'clock this morning a sinl
alarm called the Three ones 10 the build
ing ~ Dyer and Crawford streets. the
lover foor of which is occupied I'm part
by IT, Wildwood q SON. Yesterday a
e~c vos built IN furnace in Nc south
e1et cornor ~ tho second n( IN that
u onrf % fhe BUILDING orcupieHhv y T..
Cferfcr r-n1or tho furnace ie brict,
orf cement buf these did not protact
,Sc hr'iffrv Tho foor i0nfs~d and p
hole wac hur~ed through the fonr and
one of the floor beanrs was burned
through. BY ripping or the shesthlng
on the ceiling ~ the first floor tho blaze
was found and ex'inxuished. The dam.
ooe 70 the bsllding was small.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22

Tickets include meals and stateroom sccommo-
dstions Send for descriptive folder, etc.
for freight or passage, apply To
j. w. McCLOSKEY, Agent.
Office and Wharf. loot OF Benefit stree.
A. ID. STEBBINS, Asst. Traric Manager.
W. +. TURNER, Gen. Passenger Agent
J. L. WHITNEY, Trahic Manager
Baltimore. Md.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-22
EARL CARPENTER & SONS.

No. Westminster ST., co... Over
This old estn nbiished house whoicsa.s All
retail ICE ut fair prices. and by prompt "
iention To business and The employment ,.
good men m their several departments
merit n conunusales ~ s.ss ba.ivnass -
1ns enjoyed