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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
LATER NEWS.

A general meeting Of stove manufae.
turcrs, representing practically an the
territory between New England and
the Rocky mountains, was held ia Chr
carn. on the 10th, 10 consider the nd
Visibility OF advancing prices. II wuA
decided to incrcase all prices ten per
cent, and to make the advance effect
i've Immediately.
Gen. Lawton, at the head Of 800
picked men. captured Santa Cruz, the
chief city Of IRguRna de Bay, Island
oi Luzon, on the 10th, after q most gal-
liant nErauit, in which the casualties
of the Americans were ak wounded,
the loss TO the rebcla being placed ut
.Gs killed, a large number wounded and
many captured.
The final ceremony in the rr-cstab-
lishmcni Of peaceful relations between
The United States and Spain. occurred
at the White House at two o'clock, on
the ilth, when the president and am
bassador Cambon, the latter acting for
Spain, exchanged ratihcations Of the
treaty ot pence.
Col. b. C. Shaw died In indianapolis
on the 10th. lie served with diBtinc-
tion IN the civil war, and was twice
elected treasurer Of Indiana. lie was
formerly chairman OF the democrntic
state central COMMITTEES.
The exports 10 the United States DUR
Ing the last six months from the north
crn half Of Gcrmany were ST.. .s7l 200,
against S0.I2s.00n Ia lsgS. of which
sugar amounted 20 S3.IJ9.g3i, against
Ses4 .Gls IN is9s.
Judge j. j. rowcr, receiver ~ the
Perry tOkla.l land Office, dropped dead
Of heart trouble, on the night uf the
9th, while conycrsing with friends.
Judge Power was appointed from
Pennsylvania.
Oscar Hnmmcrstcin, the theatrical
manager, filed a petition ia bankrupt
cy. IN New York, on the 10th, with Tia.
bilitics of Si42,4sG. The assets were
given as $500 worth Of wearing ap-
pnrcl.
The Paris Figaro announces that the
micrubc uf cancer has been isloatcd
and cultivated by DIR, IRA, Of Paris.
The micrube is an inferior fungus
growth of the family OF Ascomycctrs.
Hon. IL. 4. W. Tabor, postmaster at
Denver, Col, aud cX.u nited Stairs SEN
aior, died. on the 10th, Of appendicitis,
after three days illness.
There L. said to hc ON foot move
mcnt tu nominate Gov. bushnell and
Monnett of Ohio for third
terms.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
THE U. S. CRUISER RALEIGH.
oHt of the Participants On the nat
tIe at aasIIa buy Has Reached
Hamilton, bermuda.

Hamilton, bermuda, April 1.-THE
United States cruiser Raleigh, Capt.
Coghlnn, arrived at Murray's anchor
age at i0;j0 a. N, Sunday. She re-
ports having experienced fair weather
from the Azores, excepting on April Z
and \, when hard blow delayed the
vessels pruRress.
The officers aud men of the cruiser
are IN good health and spirits. are very
enthusiastic over the successful cam
paigu 10 the Philippine islands, and
are very glad to learn that the trouble
Is apparently nearly over. The Amer.
Jeans ARE very much pleased nt the re-.
ccption afforded The Raleigh at the
British ports touched az on the way
here She still has her war paint on,
aud shows battle scars plainly.
The usual Salutes were exchanged
with the forts aud the admiral. The
shore were lined with soldiers and
civilians anxious 10 see the gallant
ship. aud the British warships at the
dock yard were also crowded with
Brn as the Raleigh steamed In.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
4 WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings Of a
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
All tho Latest News Of Interest from
Washington, From the East, tho
West and tho South.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES


The ucw librarian of congress, Her
brri Putnam, took the oath ~ Office and
entered upon the duties.
President Mckinley has appointed
I'ol Adclbcri ! llunlnHiUn TO be- brig
adler general aud chief oi the bureau
" ordnance, 10 succeed the late Gen,
Flnrlrr.
Andrew y. white, Stanford Newell.
Seth Low, Capt. Crozicr and Capt. 4.
T Mahan will be the United States dele.
CATION to the disarmament congress at
fhr Hague.
In the presence ~ President McKin-
ley and hl1 cabinet nud q multitude ~
people nnd with fun military hnnora
the bodies ui the fH' dead soldiers ~
the Spanish war were buried In Ariing-
ton national cemetery
The formal initiation tu participate
IN the disarmament conference 80 be
held nj The Hague beginning May is
has been received by the state depart.
mrnt
President Mckinley has named the
- ncw warships provided 10y congress
EH follows: Eatilrships Pennsylvania
New Jersey. Georgia Armorcd crlis-
crs West Virginia, Nebraska. Cali
fornia. Cruisers Denver. Dcs Moines
Chattanooga, Galveston, Tscoma. Clevo
land
The war department says that less
than 1900 volunteer United States
troops remain In Cuba.
Gen Hastings has declined the preEi.
dents appointment MS director of the
bureau Of American republics.
The death oi Justice stephen J. Field.
~ the United Suites supreme court, re-
tired. occurred at his home In Wash
inRton. aged ~ years.
In his eighty eighth year NJ. ClnPp,
ht one time Unitc,! States government
printer. died at his residence In Wash
ington.
Enlisted men Of the navy for the
first time In its history viii on July !
he granted the privilege Of retirement
on two-thirds pay.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

In New York city the home of Wal
ter G.. Andrews. millionaire, was
burned and Mrs. st. John, the married
daughter uf MIR. Andrews. and her
young son aud four servants were
killed.
In the United States there were itt
business failures in the seven days
ended on the 7th, against i9l the week
previous aud 2J2 in the corresponding
period Of is9s.
At the lcadiug clearing houses IN the
United States The exchanges during the
week ended on the 7fh aggregated
sc.n5l, $50. .sil. against $i,P1D.p,2 ,tSl the
previous week The increase compared
with the corresponding week in is9s
was So
Nearly 5000 cotton mill operatives are
Idle ns the result of many strikes IN
Rhode Island
In the FIRE which destroyed the resi-
dcncc In New York city Of Wallace {.
Andrews, u millionaire. he and his wife
and Mrs. G.. II. 81. John. and her three
children and six servants pcrishcd
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

There are $50 employees to every 100
miles of railroad 10 the United States.
The Kiowa Indians In Kansas recent
ly chose as medicine man" the white
widow of the previous incumbent Of
the Office.
~ cuff buttons two buttons that were
shot from his uniform during the war
Of the rebellion.
The secretary Of the interior has mp
proved the plans OF Director Nalcott
for the continuation Of surveys in Alas
ka during the summer OF 1890.
Dizaffection In Jamaica against the
government is growing aud the zcnti-
ment 10 demand annexation 90 the
United States is gaining force,
William X. Vanderbilt has author
ized the erection Of o dormitory on
the campus Of Vanderbilt university
at Nashville, Tenn, at n coat OF $780,
600.
Miss Helen Gould has received The
official gold badge Of the New York flrc
department, presented 10 her In rec
ognition of her work at the Windsor
hotel FIRE.
When Mrs. sherman, wife of the ex-
secretary, was stricken with paralysis
last fall II was the FIRST time she had
been attended by physician in all the
n years of her life.
Hanson Borden. Virginia farmer,
has supplied the white house table with
eggs for the past eight years. lie uau-
ally ships two crates q week, each crate
containing 30 dozen eggs.
In the state circuit court, In Frank.
fort. Ky. Judge Cantrili directed the
attention of the grand jury TO trusts,
and instructed Il 10 indict all such
concerns operating in this district.
Charles Rsyer Curtiz, who died at
Reckiand. Mass. at the age of 50 years.
was the oldest descendant OF Paul Re
we're. being . son OF salty fteverc, tina
revolutionary hero's granddaughter.
Tho American Sunday schpai uEs--n.
whose hsadqnsrters are in philadet
fshia. with Morris X. Jesnnp. of New
York. as president, will On the 2sth
Of next May celebrate It's Tsth ami.
versmry In Philadelphia.
Mrs, Mckinley. wife OF the president.
her sistcrx and Che heirs OF the late
George q. Esxton own the oil aud min.
crsi riehtx In 900 aeres Of land 10 tbs
viciniity Of the seso tD.) oil Geld. They
Id rot know II until inforased by q
man who wanted lease
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
SCOUTING PARTY FIRED ON.
1--WE Men of the Kansas ncEimeut
woundea--A Change of Front by
the Oceanic EHpanoia.

Menila, April 10. ASS p. m.--The
rebels along the railroad fired at q
scouting party near Mnlolos, wound
ing two members OF the Kansas regi.
mcut.
TIRE United States Runbost IieEnlug-
ton has gone 10 Baler, on the east
coast, 10 order 10 relieve n Spanish gar
risou Of AZ mrn, which had been be-
icnguered there since last May. II Is
considered significant that the Ocrania
Espanola. formerly rabidly In favcr Of
tho Filipino government, II now conn-
selling disarmament, advising the FIJI.
piros to ncccpt the inevitable, II has
carefully anaiyzed the proclamation
Of the United States Philippine com.
mission. pointing out the advantages
Of the definite policy determined upon.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
GOV. ROOSEVELT AT CHICAGO.
of New Work. the oHest of tho
wiady city.

Chicago, April li.--flov. Roosevelt of
New York, who win be the guest Of
honor at the Appomattox Day ban-
qurt OF the Hamilton club nj the Audi.
turium theater, left his hotel az 10 q.
IN. with DR.. VIM. Il. Harper and dele.
cation Of prominent citizens, for thc
Chicago university, where hrsddrcsscd
the students, Crowds had been wait
ing around the hotel entrances 'n
catch a glimpse Of the governor. aud
when hc made his appearance he was
gItctcd enthusiastically. He was r.
Psatedly eheered during his ride to tho
univ, rity. and was greeted with a
storm Of cheers and college yrlls when
be appeared before the students.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
THE SAMOAN QUESTION.
ben. the German Ambassador,
aad Secretary HAY.

Washington, April 1.-THE German
ambassador, Dr. Won 1iollebeB. called
on Secretary Hay, and went over the
Samoan question quite fully. The am
bassador expressed the wishes Of the
German government 20 have the com
mission begin It's work at the earliest
possible moment. In order that the
pending difficulties may be overcome.
The German position, as made known
by The ambassador, while not pro-
test, at the same time, questions the
eourae of Admiral RnutE. There Is no
disposition on the part of the German
authorities to repudlate Herr Roses
courHe.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

The report last night was gensrni
that several miners were dead and dy.
ing In fields near Mine No. ? of the
Pana company, having been sillea by
stray bullets. but owing to darkness II
was impossible to ascertain facts ~.
garding the report.
This impression ls Riyen credepcs
also by the fact that dead negro mi.
ner was fosnd after nightfsli in ths
road near Shalt No. Q. The firing in
thai vicinity was general, and II In not
improbable that search this morning
viii result In other bodies being dis
covered.
Coroner Bradley arrived fruus TAy-
ioryssle AT five o'clock last night, and
the hrst Inquest win be held to-day.
Until the inquest IN instituted a
seems irrPosail,le TO secure the nasaes
Df the Ave dend negroes.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
WEST NNp sotTII.

AZ Camanchr. lu. T.. c. Ium and wife
old residents. were killed by the ours.
In HAVANA all the official flags wcrt
mcnt In Arlington cemetery Of the sol
diers who gave up their lives during the
war with Spain.
Anna Wright, aged i2. and Howard
Lease. aged 10, clopcd from Rawlings
Md. and were married
The steamer Arizona arrived nt Sau
Francisco from Manila with l6j sick
and conyalesccnt soldiers from the phil-
ippines.
Forest Jamison and Nose Anderson
(eolored) were lynched hy y mob for
the murder Of T. II. Cleland farmer
who lived near Brookssille, Miss.
The governor has signed the bin
passcd by the general assembly lcgaliz-
ing prize fights In Colorado conducted
by licensed clubs.
AZ his home near Decatur, Ind, Jon.
ethan ftced celebrated his one hun.
dredth birthday.
Cuban generals met In Havana and
decided that Gen. Maxlmo Gomez rep
rcscnts the Cuban army.
In St TnnIS Alien l.. Dairymplc, rs.
sistRnt superintendent In the railway
mail service, was instantly killed by n
train.
The practice Of betting ON horse
races has been prohibited In San Fran
cisco.
The 10 men accused OF iynching
Frazer II. Baker, colored postmaster at
Lake City, S, G., February 20. is9s, have
been indicted forlnurder,
The oldest mason In the United
States, james Clark, died in Quincy,
Ill, aged nearly 100 years.
The famous mnn-killing elephant, Iia-
jah, killed In Kansas City. Mo-. his
ninth man, Frank Fisher, his keeper,
being the victim.
r.. A. Won Schmidt, one OF the best
known of the San Francisco bay pilots,
killed his divorced wife and then killed
himself.
From the results Of a surgical opera
tihn Menard X. Bowen. president of the
Chicago City Railway company. died.
The execution OF Matthew Hancock
tcolored). who killed Ticket Broker
George Horton July II. 1907, took place
In ". IIonis,
In Arkansas all the accident insur-
ancs companies have suspended busi-
ness On secount OF the antitrust law
recently enacted by the legislature.
Stats Senator A. w. Reed and State
Flsh Commissioner II. %. Mcclure we~e
drowned near Rosehurs. Ore. BY the
upsstting Of boat.
4 Reports from Mai Hazard, chief snr-
Econ nj Santiago. say that the city and
department Of Santiago are now ingood
sanitary rpnditioa.
In Chicago u, n. ponnell6y. the found
er Of the City Directory and . uember
Of she firm OF r. Il. Donnellsy 4 Sons
Printing cosnpeny, died suddenly Of
epopiszy, sgsd si ysark
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

Havana, April li.--tien. Ludlow an.
bounced yesterday the appointment Of
Aristides Aguerro to take charge OF
the distribution of ratlons in the de-
partment Of Havana st a salary Of
$500 month. ehargeabie, like ;he ra-
tions. 10 the Cuban customs. Agucrro
wnS one of fhe most violent members
OF the Cuban military assembly, and
vigorously denounced ten. Gomez. lie
Is regarded as an able man, and was
the Cuban agent in South America.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
MISSION OF THE DETROIT.
Capt. DAyton win Deal with Condi-
lions, at Biaeasids, as lie FIRds
Thca.-HIa Judgment.

Washington, April 1.-THE cruiser
Detroit has been ordered to stop at
CGrtnRenn, Colombia. before putting in
at Port Limon. She Is due at the first
named port Tuesday. The instructions
pr, pared for Capt. Dayton in sub
stance authorize him to deal with the
situation on its merits and according
to hts own Judgment. II he finds That
the Nicnraguan general, Torres, Lt
Biue6elds, is oPprrssively treating
American merchants, he will put nm
instant stop to the complaints. The
Detroit is to stop at Grcytown after
leaving Port Linion.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
CURIOUS FACTS

Women. according 20 prominent
physician, have, as general rule. much
coarser hair than men.
The largest steel shaft In the world
has just been finished. II Is ~ feet 10
inches long and It's diameter in the mid
die is 81 inches
The floors IN French hospitals are
painted with q solution of pafafiine IN
petroleum for hygienie rvasons. one
application lasts two years
If Persian chances ~ snesxe when
be is about 10 take medicine. he throws
the medicine away. thinking that The
gods have warned him 20 beware o. II.
The ''pashomcter.H new invocation
for uae ON bicycles and other yahEcsss,
not oniy plashenaiiealIy records the
distance trareisdi bul also The direction
Of the rnntes trasersad.
In the library OF the Hereford Ca
thedrai. England. arr about s,esso voi-
u1nes. aud 1860 Of them ARE sac.s ~
them attached 10 che book eaas By Q
shnin three or four feet long.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
BRIGANDAGE IN SANTIAGO.
The nasatt,i question Assuming
serious Proportions In thc Prov
Iace of Santiago.

IIolguin, Province Of Santiago de
Cuba, via Hnynna. April il.--Thr ban.
ditti question In this province Is as.
summing much more serious proper.
tions. In spite Of the fast that there
have been many arrests IN the neigh.
borhood of sancti Spiritus, including
the principal leaders, the number Of
outlaws Is increasing, instead Of di.
miniEhing. The gcndarmes are prac'
tically worthless unless they are with
American troops.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

London. April s-0eFmaDs, nceord.
Ing 20 the lserIIn correspondent Of the
stane-r.l. viii not appoint the 0~rsnsu
mesaber Of 1he samoan commi~zsoa I'm.
fii IN protest. bas been answered b
Crest Hxitein snd TIM United States.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

W. Tabor, postmaster of this city, and
rx-J'uited States SENATOR. died at $3.50
day, Of appendicitis, after thr=e days
tIincss
HorRre TAboF's Career.
Horace A. W. Tabor wns born In Or
leant county, VI, November 20, 1881
He learned the atone cutters trade, al
which he worked until IS years Of age
lie was married and hc came west tc
kEpsas IN 1855. lie was elected q
member OF the kansas legislature. At
trncted by the gold discoveries ne
eanie 60 Colorado, s;;A III i-sA engaged
In placer mining In California Gulch
(now LeadviIie), where he also kept 0
store. lie grub-StRked August Rich,
and George T. Hook 10 prospect ioi
chrbonntcs on Fryer hill. They opened
the famous Little Pittsburg mine. Mr..
Tabor sold his interest In this proper
" for 81 10000 lie acquired other
mincs In L~udville, which yielded cnois
m0us profits and quickly made him the
vichcst man in Colorado.
4 PubIie-sPtrftcd Man.
No man ever did 80 much ~ Mr.
Tabor for up-building Denver aud Col.
orudo. In 1850 and 1851 he built the
Tabor block and the Tabor opera
hcuse IN rhis city. Mr.. Tabor donated
to the government the site Of the fed.
rrai building In this city. In 1880 he
was elected lieutenant governor. When
Senator Teller entered President ar.
thurs cabinet Mr.. Tabor was ap-
pointed as a senator 10 iiil the uncx.
pirrd term OF 20 days. tie was a eau.
,iidatc for the long term rs senator
but WIS defeated by Judge Bowen by
one vote.
Died Comparatively f'sar.
Mr.. Tabor had been postmaster NJ
Leadyllle aud Fair Play and had held
many positions Of honor aud trust. IN
1905 he was appointed postmaster Of
Denver by President Mckinley.
MFR, Tabor lost his wealth through
unfortunate Investments. lie leaves a
widow, his second wife, and one son
and two daughters.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

Warrington. April ia.---orsiers haye
hcru lssned for the Tunsi, unitea
states ravMiry. now On gmrrison duty
at the various forts ia Texas. 10 pro-
eese to Santiago, Cut,a. 10 replace the
ihres immune regiments. which hava
been orsiaresl home.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

Abilene, Kas., April ii.--A letter
from Manila from Col. Ed. Little, Of
the Twentieth Kansas. says he has re-
covered from his accidental wound re-
ceived month ago, and that he has
reported for duty. Ee still. carries the
bullet.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
Ths Mcaisert nerr.r ta.e.

New York, April 1.-THE Herald
says: Again the McGiffert her8ey ease
ir up, and this time In RFavcr form
than ever. The charge In now made
that the sln Of hcrvsy to West
minister standard Is added contempt
for the Presbyterian general assembly.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

Port An Prince. Tayti, April To-
The French steamer Manoubia, be.
longing to the Transatlantic Ca.. has
hecn wrecked on Anse d.Ainauit. The
passengers and crew were =ased bur
the steamer and her cargo were lost.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

Washington. Apfi, 1.-The presi-
dent has selected Bartlett Tripp. of
South Dakota. formerly minister Ia
Austria, as the United States repre-
sentative on the samoan ioias eosumis-
sion.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

Dubuque, Ia, April ll.--Thomaa
Hafds., leader in educational and ma
sonic circles in the northwest, died
here. aged 10. He was secretary Of Du
bngue board of education for 40 years,
and resident Of Iowa for half cen.
tury.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

Manila, April io..-rhe steamer Bru-
tua, believed 10 belong TO the Manila
Maritime Co., and TO have been err
roneously reported as being the Unit
ed States supply steamer Brusus, has
arrived at iiaIahac. 90 miles south Sf
PaIawan, with her shaft broken.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

By a food To- the Yellowstone river
below Glcndiyc, Mont, ls persons lost
their lives.
In Maryyillc. Mo-, Frank Griffin, cd
itor Of the Daily Review, was fatally
shot hy e.. q. Jesse.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

Springfield, III April il.--ticv. Tan.
Her has issued b prpciamation declars
ipC marhH1 Law ii Psna. The proci&
mation creates district eomprsniug
the city 81 Pane as.a ~ territory with
Ia one Hile shereof. and forblds ths
carrying Of arms withta ess=a diswisA
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

MsBagua, Nicaragua, April H.
United States Minister William L.
Merry arrived here yesterday after
noon frcm san Salvador, by way of
Cosinto. lie ir In good health. All is
Qnlrt.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

San Francisco, April ii.--The United
ssatel transport steamer Brutus sailcd
from here yesterday under scaled or
ders She IN loadcd wita eoal, and her
destination is snpposed TO be Guam isi.
un4,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

Indianapolis. Ind. April II.--CoI. u.
C. Shaw died yesterday. He served
with distinction In the civil sar, and
was twice elected Treasurer Of state.
He wns formerly ehsirinHn of the DEM
oeratie atnte central committee.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

New York. April ii.---Charlea II. Cox
has beers =s,fssss::..sssss.. =s,fssss:-sss.. treasuvr 0f tka
Michigan Central railroad, "a sneeeed
the late D. A. watrr1naE. r. Middle.
brooke has been appointed aszisssns
ssrxasurer.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13
ex-senator TABOR DEAD.
The Man Who Did Much for the Up
building of the Centennial State
and Its Industries.
NE WAS ONE TIME WORTH MILLIONS.

ais Riches. However, roek FLIGHT
and he Died, Comparatively
Speaking. n Peer Man. uoIdisR
the PosItIoa OF Postmaster of the
Ctty OF beaver.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-04-13

Washington, April il.~ Mr.. Godfrey
Hand, first secretary of the british
embassy at Washington, died sudden.
~ ai the embassy last night Of hear
failure,