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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
Oos Gnoe zines T1oroprosefies.

Cine Spe5idlbepeffe auS 9aIGds,
Seras, fdgt: Der Pro5eB bes Or. 6. so.
o~Senfins, pel3er bes Morbes unb Der Mbz
ortion angetlagt mar fam gu einem
I9nelen unb tra9iiden gnOe, inbem 9ug6
06edt, Ger 28idbrige 8ruber Mfurp Wbedts,
zines Der ongebli6en Spfer Oes Ingeflugz
ten, 6enleIben in benz bi9t gefiiuten @ez
ri9ts3immer bur9 einen &ebolberIhu5
t0Dtli9 berrunbete. 9as @erift bate
sben Die Sibung e%r0ffnet. Der Stautsanz
malt rief als erIten 3eugen 6ug6 8beat
auf ben 3eugenftunb, Der nit Dem Suite auf
benz 8opfe in Zen @eri6tsiual gei6rttten
fam, auf bas @eldnber, binter Incident Der
Qngetlagte IuB. 5utrat, einen &ebolper aos
unb Or. sSentins in ben Hiiden l6oB. 4ls=
bann lieB er bic Nuffe fallen uno lief na9
Der Sbir. So9n 9ulli9un, Sentins' SGpas
ger, bob ben &ebolber ouf unO feuerte Guf
W6eat, obne i'm gu %treffen. @beat unO
Saaigan tpurben ipdter 8eiOe ms @efdngz
nib geitett, 2ebterer iebO4 gegen $4,000
8iirgf6aft in 5rei6eit 9efebt. Or. Senti,s'
3litunO 1T tritii4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
Die Snmoelsaottcm Der me1t.

Sf|etb dnOels=G r~refppu0en
0eltf6ldnbs 6o8entpideltes Wtrt6z
i4aftsle6en bebarf zines ~umfafenben Wauz
renaltstduf6es nit Dem Nu8lunbe unb Der
M0gli6feit, iih in Freier, ungebinberter @ntz
faltung fei1er 8rGfte am @elt6an0eG 3u be-
t6etligen. Der neue 6lottenplun pirb II. q.
nit Der RDt6penbi9feit be9riinbet, 0eutf6z
lambs ii6erfeeif6en 9onbel gu fAiiBen; ben
Plan unterfiiBen du4 Ber1onen unb Bar
teien, bsren 8eitreben bobin ge6t, 6anbel8z
rertrG9e ni6t msbr db3ui9lieBen unb 1ns
nit @n9lanb unb ben 8ereiniqten Stuaten,
nit 3tuBlano unb dnberen 2GnDarn, nit
benen mir bic engiten geTddftli9sn Berlin
bun9en unter6dlten, in 3oGtrie9e gu berz
tpideln. 9erartige WibsrIprii9e tperben fret
ll4 in %unferer 3eit 10 bdufig laut, boB tie
bielfa9 taum nod dls fol4e empfunben fperz
ben. @erabs besbdl6 aber muB INNER tpiez
Der nuf lie auFmerfIdn gema9t perben.
8ie 1ebr 9euti4Ganos @ntnifelung ouf
INNER ~itdrters 8et6eiligung am @elt6onbel
h%inbrdngt, un6 tpie febr anbererTeits unfere
&rdfte sinem f~peiteren 6orti9ritt gepu91en
fInb, 3eigt ni6t MIR bic 3una6me unIeter
Nusfu6r auf ii6er 4 Milliarben Marf, fonz
bern audi Die it9 Itetig per6efiernoe 9te1ung
9eutf9Idnos in Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno
i'm S6iff6du. gldtiirli8 itebt bierin @n9z
lamb nod INNER melt bpran. W2un be9eqnet
oft 3~prnigen Iusbriiden ii6er bic iibermG6z
tige Stellung gnglanbs duf benz @rbbal.
Oieis 6dt es feinem 6an6el unb feinet
S9iffabrt gu berbanten. 6Gtte es na9 benz
ge3ept g%etpifer beutf6er Barteien feinen
6anbel un0 feline S6iffa6rt in 5effeln 9ez
i9ldgen, 10 itdnbe es niht 10 g~ldn3eno ba.
SeBt fdngt 9euti9ldno an, Die fi9 iiber
S~abr6unOerte eritredenoen . erIGumniffe quit
sumo6sn, unb fdon Iauern feinblibe 9ars
teien auf ben Nblauf Der 6anbelsbertrG9e,
um iOl4e 6ortI4ritte gu bemmer.
9ta4 Der leBten lleberfi9t iiber bic SAM
belSflotten DER @elt bonn 5erbIt 1899 Eat
Seu!t6luno fo9ar eihen peit gr0Beren
Sprung pOrpGrts gemuht uIs @nglano.
9eutI3lanoS Seeoumpferflotte getpan1r i'm
tlebten Sabre 248,OOO Sonnen brutto rno
10000 Sonnen netto, bic engIif4e nur
100000 br1tto unb 10000 netto. Gincn
glei4 iturten 3utpa6s ME bic bsutz
i4e 9anoelsflOtte bat feline anoere
auf3uipeifen Nm 80. september
bate England 1,347OOO 3onnen
9anOelsi4iffe i'm 8ou, 9euti6Ianb 1897
600 Sonnen. Der 1nterf6ieb 1T immer
nod is3r groB, ulein man muB bebtntsn,
baB 0or einem Sa6r3ebnt Der beutTd)e
e4iffbou foft auf9e60rt Bate unb buB Bel
ans Die 8iiiten unO 6dfen nett Don ben
@iien@ uno standardization Giegen, pGf@
reno @nglanb beiOes nube beiIummen Pat.
@Ge anoeren Staten blei6en i'm S6iFFz
ban nett 3inter 9euti4tunb aurid. Sta
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

9os @Gei8ntB bonn $ a m t
NmboB fat aud) 8ismard einmo[
auf bic OeutY9e (bamaIs nod preubii6e)
Botitit angepenOet. Sn elmer 9entiArift,
Die er als preuBiifer 8unbestags= @eiunotet
i'm Sabre 1857 an ben MiniIter Manz
teuffel ri9tete, fommt Die foIgenoe GteGe
Dor: Sin puifibes Abtpurten Der Greigz
nife, elm 8eitreben, uns BON Der 8erii6z
rung our4 o~iefel6en fern3u6alten, lit in bcr
Mitte @uropas ni6t bur63ufiibren, unb
penn mir uns ni9t auf bic Role bes 8 q ms
mers bprbereiten, 70 bleibt iii Die be5
NmhoB iibrig. Sn Der Yplitit tbut Nie<
manb ettpas fir ben Qnberen, ipeun er
ni9t Suglei6 fem Snterefe babel Tinbst.
Die 9unt6arfeit unb bus 8ertrouen fperoer
i'm Sale Der Gtotb ni6t einen Mann fir
uns ing SeGb b%ringen; bic Sur8t, ipenn
fe oorii9tig unb eeidiGt benubt tpirO,
fam ben gun3en 8un0 gu unIerer @erz
fii9ung ite1en ....."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
eSm ll6oeorbnefen6arTe Der @tndtss

SIN M6geOrbneten6auT Der Stadtss
geiebgebung bon @eorgtd mar be-
tanntli9 bas rabifalfte aIer 9%ro9ibiz
itonsgefebe nit SO gegen IS Slim
men angenOmmen; i'm glei4fa1s beinabe
oemotratii4en Stuatsienat 1T es
nun, ME e6enfaQs bereits fur5 9emsloet, abz
tporben, unb 8tpur erfolgte bieie Ser
tperfung nit 26 ge9sn IA Stimmen. 9a
beibs 6duIer Y4ier gang pemotrutiI4 iino,
10 eriie6t mar aus obigen 3ablen, pelA
Itarfen 9(nbung Die 9robibition unter ben
0emotroten 8eorgia's beIiBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

Die Stutiftt Der beutf9en
8ei4spoft fir 1898 3ei9t feltlamer
MeiIe cine 4bnubme Der inIdnbiiasn
8riefe gegen Die 1897 bef0rOerten, unb
3par TIM ungefGbr cine MiGion @tiid. Gs
lit ie6r ~pubri4einlih, buB Oieler 8iidgang
nit Der Nnfi4tspoitturtenz S ammelputb auz
Tammen6Gngt, benin bic 3ubG Der 8oftfarten
Fat unge6euer 5lgenommen, BON 533 unf
632 MtGionen. @leidfu1s zine @erme6=
rung aeigt Ser 8riefOertebr nit Gem Mus=
lanoe, unb 3tpar eini9IieBii9 bss Dur9z
gangsbertebrs nm ungefd6r 20 Milionen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

Die Prin5efftn agnes @aGmz
@alm, befanntIi6 cine 9eborene Nmerifaz
Merlin, bic erit bOr einem Sabre lire @efG6rz
ten bon Der l1nionsarmee in Neip Nort Be-
Iu6te, bat fi9 iebt BON ibrem Wo6nItBe in
9eutI9ldnb mad Siibdfrifa bsge6en, I'm
nertpunbete unb @trante 8uren
3u pfIegen. G9on i'm ameritaniI9en
8iirgerfriege uno Ipdter bel beltf4en 3rupz
pen i'm beutidzfran5Of19en &rie9e bat tie
in 5elb6ospitdlern @bles g%eleiitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

8ittere BtG1e Ill 8rbnn. SIM
8erlauf Der @Gbrungsoe6atte i'm 8unbesz
abgeprbnetenbauie erinnerte elmer Der re-
pubIifaniiGen &e0ner an 8rpun's Yropbe=
3eiung, bdB Die Grbultung bes @otbTtan=
Oarbs jebe umfaffenOe 8eferung Der preiie
aus9GieBe, unb tniipfte baran, an Die
9emotraten getpenbet, Die 6rage: n8efinbet
ii9 au9 nur elm Mann in biefer Safe,
Der bereit lit, uuf3uie6en unO gu fusen,
baB 8rDan geipuBt babe, mas er iprah?"
l1nb niht elmer erbOb fi6 aus Der son5en
groben @9ddr Der @ilberzS emofraten, UNI
Elm @ort our @ertbsibi9un9 hires berb0brtz
ten Tiibrers gu ipre6eu. Not one so
poor, to do him reverence"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

Gin engIii9es 8Iatt in 2ouisbi[ls in
&entufD, Shines, ma9t betreffs Der Do n
8uren gefangensn trt<
9en Sruppenb Den guten 8iB: vgea9@
benz Die 8uren auBer ben r&opal Srti6
5uiiliers" nun audi no9 bic nRopal Sriib
8ifles" 5u @efun9snen gemd9t bu6elt, ioaz
ten fe bod balb genug Srldnber bu6en, I'm
jsbe @taot in Sransnaal unb i'm Orafiez
Sreiituat nit pOIi3iften perIe6en gu t0nz
men,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
SIN SCRIPT 1899 5d6lte:

@u9 0as rdI4e 4r1ipa9Ien Der jupaniz
f3en 9ampferflotte iit Elm bea6tensnertbes
P9dnomen; es tit Die 5ru9t elmer inter
ne6mungsIuitigen 8etbeiligung am Weltz
5onbsl, beren poIitii6e @ort6eite iid in reiz
4em MaBe einfteIen.
Die 9eiammts 9unbeIsFlotte Der WeGt
bat i'm lebten Sabre bel 9ompFern bon
11,687,O00 s. netto .uuf 1860 0 8.
3l19enommer nnb bel @e9lern bon $685.
900 s. netto auf 8,347,O0O 8. o6genomz
men. 9aS mu6t nur einen reinen gu
ma8s BON $4,000 8. aus. N6er bu bic
heutige 9ampfertunne ben bierfa9en Ser
tebr elmer @eglertOnne bepGlti9en tann, 70
1T Der 3upa9s Der 6anOeIsf lotte an
SrdnsPortperm0gen nt4t neniger uls qlei6
1,576,OO0 Seglertonnen in einem ein3igen
Sabre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

prin5 9etnrt8 tommt aG1o ni6t
na3 &merita, @r bdt bereits feline &iidreiIe
in entgegengeiebter Gi9tung angetreten uno
bic Sue5tanalroute gefpG6lt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

6errr." 0bne biefes @eieb, bur3 ba5 sr
= per fas ct nefas, nit &e9t ooer
llnre9t = ii9 bic @rtpd6lung gu ii9ern
gebu9te, piirbe @oebel ais Der oemotrattl9e
GanOibut in benz bemotratii4en Staate
5peifeIlps ertpd6lt porben 1etn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

gbiGabe1p9ta bat i9on 3ipeimal re-
p~u6litaniI9e G%onbentionen gebabt. Die erIte
i'm Sabre 1856, ais So6n s. 5remDnt
nominirt purbe; bic 5peite i'm Sabre 1872,
als Grant gum 8peiten Mfale Die
Domination erbtelt. On Der erten P1ilcbelz
pbiaer Contention nobm Der OamuIige &ez
outteur Der rSGinois Stuatsz 3eitung". 8 ..
9 9neiber, S6eil, an Der %5ipeiten $ erz
mann Sc ter, benin ct befe9Oete Ounlals
grimmi9 Die S4ur5z9reeleb : 8epesung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

CINE bebeutenbe @rpunfion,
Die Sober nit 5reuoen begriiBt, mu9t ii9 i'm
&si3naGts9raoft bieIes Sabres
9t.tnb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

4n benz ur9eber bes beriiGtigten
&entudper 8 abGi4pinbetz Sc
febes fat fi4 bas beuti9e Spri9iport
betdtigt: "ltntreue i4ldst ibren eigenen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

@nr1. Der 0teO. Oer vSG. etaats3eittrtqD
gSle cine &obel6epei6e meloet, lit ~ibrioens
Yalt35Dlo ber6aftet iporOen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07

JANITOR. experienced, in flrst-class house:
reference. NJ. SCHlFFERS. 40 west
62G-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
THE TRIAL or THE CRAVEN.

Washington Dec (SpeciaD.-The Navy Depart
mon, has ordered the Inspection Board 10 Bath,
Me TO conduct the preliminary acceptance trial OF
the torpedo boat T. A. NJ. Craven. on December II.
This vessel is the Of the Dahlgren and is sup
posed 20 be the counterpart Of that vessel which
was accepted by the Department a week ago after
a trial performance which met the requirements OF
an elastic contract, although the boat was rail-
iIre in the opinion OF many naval officers.
The Craven is already subject TO more than $50,
90 penalties for delay in her delivery 10 the Gov
ernment her contract date of completion having
been April G. 1895 but these. It is understood are
10 be RENTED to her builders for reasons similar
10 those in the case OF the Dahlgren The Craven
is expected 10 make thirty and one-half knots for
a single hour, being timed by the method OF the
standardized screw by which the Dahlgren's speed
was measured down 10 the ten-thousandth OF a
knot on her trial trip This exceedingly exquisite
arc,Iracv IS not open 10 much suspicion. II Is said.
when extraordinary precautions are taken TO pre-
fraud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
COAL SCARCITY N NEW-ORLEANS.

Low WATER AND CAR FAMINE THE CAUSES
SUPPLY MAY RE EXHAUSTED BY JANUARY
Ncw-Orleans. Dec. (speciaD.-New- Orleans IL
threatened with serious coal scarcity. esti-
mated that the present supply Of the Plttsburg
product Is not over fifty thousand tons. against
FIVE hundred thousand usually held here al this
tine Of the year The stage OF water in the river
IS such that no coal come that way, and the
car famine renders IL highly difficult 10 get even
small quantities Of Alabama coal
Wholesale prices have advanced from & 50 for ten
barrels 10 s. So. with prospect Of a further ad-
vance. The chief element Of trouble has been the
unusual Cargoes of coal taken away by ocean
steamers The British mule transports have been
carrying Two 10 three thousand tons each, and
have been rapidly using up the reserve supply.
NJ Coye. the head OF the coal combination here,
says that the present outlook is for an exhausted
coal supply by January ! unless there should be a
sudden opening up Of river communication Though
representing the PittsbuTg interests Mr. Coyle SAYS
he would gladly take any quantity Of the Alabama
output. but that freight too valuable at
present FOR carrying higher classes OF freight
TO be worth while for railroads 70 load them with
such heavy, dirty and low stun as coal. The
retail price Of coal has gone up to so cents bar
re- and there has been decided falling of I'm
household consumption in consequence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07

not yet been entirely suppressed. There have been
several minor engagements recently. one at Fusa-
gasuga, the summer resort for the people OF
wealth Bogota, and. according the official bull
letns. the government troops were victorious in
every encounter
Since the outbreak OF the revolution there has
been very little trouble in the departments west
of the Magdaena River. Two OF the first OF
the insurgents the blowing up OF four bridges
on the Cartagena and Magdalena Railroad and
the seizure of number OF the sternwheel steam
running the Magdalena River. This, OF
course. blocked all traffic with the interior. The
damage to the railroad was quickly repaired, how
ever, and the steamers making regular trips
up the river.
There has been serious trouble the 18TH
In the country districts few young Liberal
leaders, took up arms against the government, but
owing to the lack of arms ammunition. provisions.
etc. they were quickly subdued and brought 10 this
city. Some were lodged IN jail as political pris
oners and others were allowed their liberty on
parole. The commander Of the garrison in Panama
Is General Belisario Lozada who has become about
the most unpopular on the sthmus. 1t was he
who issued the decree compelling ali Colombians be-
tween the ages OF eighteen and sixty TO take up
for exemption. About one hundred and fifty men
presented themselves at the barracks; few paid
the SIS fee but great many absolutely ignored the
decree when the general realized mat money
not flowing into the government Golfers
rapidly as he had expected he raised the price Of
General Lozada's previous experience in the
Department Of Cauca, where he held sway among
the Indians and semi-civilized tribes.
Last Sunday about six hundred and fifty officers
and men, part OF the 18th and Sth infantry regi-
rnents Of the Colombian army, arrived in Panama
soldiers are sorry looking lot Of men. They are
barefoot"d IN rags, and many Of them without
Of the soldiers full-fedged Indians. who were
recruited at the point OF the bayonet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
IN HONOR OF HUGO WESENDOYCK.
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS ARRIVAL IN
THIS COUNTRY CELEBRATED

FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS ARRIVAL IN
THIS COUNTRY CELEBRATED
The hfteih anniversary OF Hugo Wesendonck's
Prryal In America was celebrated few evenings
ago Dispatches from Europe and messages from
all parts Of this country showed in what great
esteem M Wesendonck is held by his fellow men
al the world
member Of the first German Parliament az
Frankfurt-on- the-Mein. Mr.. Wesendonck took
active part IN the stirring incidents In Germany.
and az one time his leadership in the democracy
ofPrussia was generally recognized. Of the famous
IS revolution members. he is of the few still
living.
On his arrival IN this country Mr.. Wesendonck
OF took active part in American politics
and his home at all times the refuge of exlles
and patriots. When ne settled IN New-York about
forty years ago. he founded the Germania Life
Insurance Company, whose president he remained
up 20 year ago. when at the age OF eighty-two he
retired. His mind, however is as keen as ever.
At the reception In honor OF the anniversary
Henry Willard presented 10 him a loving cup. and
I. F Dommerich Z Fleitmann, f. Won Bernuth,
? Pagenstecher +. Won Briesen. II. Hagedurn. DR.
Weber Mr. Bulge. Percival Knsuth, Antonio
Knauth. F. Flietmann, G. Hilger. Max Jagerhuber
Messrs Rocker II. ellis. A. Lorenz. Walter and
Max Wesendonck. Paul Lchtenste William
schramm. eX-Commissioner Sutro and many others
we're among the visitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
rrNNEL SURVEYS ASKED.
nm or IMPROVEMENTS FAvORS IN
vEsTIGATING THE CONTROL
IER'S SCHEME.

o.,oo Of .he Board of Public Improve
,s held Yesterday afternoon, Depu'! Oonuoher
~ presented a resolution asking TOT an ap-
Lev ,.,,on Of 10000 to be used in investigating
= ,unneI under the East River from
pa,.ohoust New-York TO Hamilton-ave.. Brook
W.. scheme as proposed by Deputy Controller
-v.v Is for the tunnel to meet the proposed un"
scround tunnel of the rapid transit plan IN
,,.rbsttan. making II possible TO 20 from Brooklyn
90 Harlem by means of the tunnel The request OF
the Controller oecasioned consideraoie discussion
Commissioner Kane Directing to any further out
lay Of money uh'i' '"o NV
was under way.
president Cromwell OF Richmond asked to have
, .ho Rorough OF Richmond included In the resou-
.,or 60 tina, borough could be connected with Man
haitian and then TO the rapid transit tunnel 10
Harlem.
..,noction with South Brooklyn The problem he
so,s cannot be solved by a bridge. but II be
,vo5 ny a tunnel According to experts, it will
cost only S,co0OO
.erbe rapid transit tunnel" said Mr. Levey. will
..-,oinl, terminate at the Battery. Then the i'm
,,-tsnce Of the East River tunnel will become ap-
I-s,t With this built we could be carried down
- r,r, Hamilton and thence under the Narrows
70 Richmond The whole would not cost over $780,
81 or s. 10000
president Grout Of Brooklyn announced himself
as heartily in favor OF the scheme, and he thought
@~eryholV in Brooklyn was. Il always thought"
seid President Grout. that the Rapid Transit Com
mission made mistake in not carrying the tunnel
10 Brooklyn.
Commissioner Kane wanted TO know what the
a. nN was for. He informed by Commissioner
Tsarnv IL for survey. Commissioner OF
E-6gcs John shea said If II would help the people
- south Brooklyn he I'm favor Of making the
srrropriation for the preliminary work. The reso-
i-fior was adopted unanimously.
President Bowi,y Of the Borough Of Queens then
offered a SINH resolution, asking for an appro-
rriatjon Of S5O0 20 be used in making surveys
for tunnel TO be built connecting the boroughs OF
Nsnhsttan and Queens. President Rowley said
he small population Of his borough in comparison
with the other borOughs was due wholly TO the
Inconvenience OF reaching Queens as they had only
oae ferry rs plan vas for tunnel under the
Pas, River from West Forty-second-st. Manhat-
tan 10 3 place the County Court house in
queens The resolution was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07

Washington. Dec. s-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
The following second neutenants recently APP
pointed are assigned TO regiments specified:
ROBERT l. BEES appointed from corporal. Battalion q
Engineers. to the 30 Infantry. PAUL A. BARRY
to the 4th Infantry: ALBERT 9 OSBORN appointed
2oih Infantry PAUL. BRAfER appointed from ser
sa GSR R%K @h 194 70 5 5ns 2a M
cq H6sG I'm Iafantr) to The ISM Infantry
9th Artillery. the 18th Infantry.
First Lieutenant NJ M MILLER LIE IT. IT., 9th Sa
troop at Fort Grant, Arizona
Major TIMOTHY u WILCOX. surgeon. is detailed
OF y the E1am9aF r B9irf at 5s 4Ty bq
waterhouse assistant surgeon
ia T d a.RR ada s 81 5a ans PG%d.r
Works. Santa Cruz. rs Inspector Of powder and 70
high explosive works d; Pinoe Cal.
Captain HENRY r. STILES, assistant surgeon. re-
Madison ' Barrackr YorE' foT duty ' proceed 10
Captain JOHN KNIFE s detailed professor OF military
College Putnam Tan5 wash the ""'""s''" NS''u''D'4
Acting Assistant Surgeon FRANK J. o'HARE Is relieved
for assignment.
The following instructions to officers detailed for
recruiting duty issued:
Captain JOSEPH GARRARp. 9th Cavalry. Cincinnati
Will also take charge q the recruiting station at
Captain SAMUEL W. DUNNING. 10th Infantry. at
Detroit win also take charge Of the recruiting station
Captain Oh ARIES p. VOGDES. LIT Infantry Knox
vile. Will also take charge % the recruiting station
at Chattanooga.
First Lieutenant WILLIS UL1NB 18Th Infantry. at
ksnsas city. vi. also tale charge o. the recruiting
station Topeka.
First Lieutenant JOSEPH +. DONOVAN. I'm Infantry
at Louisville Ky. viii also take charge % the
cruung station - Lexington.
First Lieutenant OSCAR !. CHARLES 10Th Infantry at
Springfield, Ill., will also take charge II the recruiting
station at Peoria.
First Lieutenant AMERICJ'S MITCHELL. 9th Infantry
at birmingham Ala. will also take charge u the re
crutnR station 81 Montg lmery.
Captain FRANK y JONES. I'D Infantry. at Macon, Ga.
savannah.
Captain CHARLES u. CLAY. 18th Infantry. Nash
vile. Viii also take charge ~ the recruiting station
Memphis.
Captain WILLIAM v. MCAMMoN. l4ih Infantry. at
-; Paul VIII also take charge - the recruiting sta
ton at Minneapolis.
NAVY.
Commander j. c. EATON is ordered 10 duty az ordnance
Office. Navy Yard Boston Immediately.
Commander f. II DBLANO is detached as ordnance Of
ncer. Navy Yard, Boston. and ordered 10 command
the Alliance.
Commander A ROSS is detached from command Of the
Alliance and ordered Immediately duty inspector
in charge Fifteenth Lighthouse District 81 Louis No
Naval Cadet J. HALLIGAN. Jr Is detached from the
Gloucester and ordered 10 the Massachusetts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
WINTER WEATHER REACHES THE CITY.

December lived up TO It's reputation Yesterday
for the first time In 1899 There biting cold all
day and a penetrating wind blew through the
streets with such force that the bamy weather OF
last Sunday seemed like memory OF a lost age.
When the disappeared In the afternoon and
bank OF gray. wintry clouds up out OF the
west and threw out furry Of snow. It really
seemed Ike winter. For fifteen minutes the wind
whlrled a binding veil Of snowfakes over the city.
Then the little storm which had begun 1ercely
vanished like a shadow, and the sun came out
again.
II is remarkable that New-Yor has had little
snow this winter. there has been sleghing for
two weeks more in Canada and up the State.
The local Weather Bureau predicts more snow
for this city for "A while but II promises that the
we shall remain just as cold as II yester
day The local forecast for to-day and tomorrow
is fair wea her and stationary temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
TWO HAWAIIAN OFFICERS IN ONE OFFICE

Chicago. Dec ca dispatch 10 The Chicago
Record" from Honolulu. Nov % via San Fran
cisco Dec. s.. says:
The news which arrived to-day that President
Mckinley ha refused resignation Of Minister
OF Finance : NJ Damon throws matters here
into confusion. There is clause in the Hawaiian
Constitution that a Cabinet office becomes vacant
when Cabinet Minister IL absent from his coun-
Try sixty DAYS Under this clause Theodore T.
was al the time no question about the appoint
ment as Il was known Damon had sent his resig-
nation 10 President Mckinney. But as under the
NewIauds refolution Hawaiian officials hold their
appointments from the President Mr. McKinley's
refusal TO accept Damons resignation would seem
nave created a condition where there sre two
officers for one office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
INVASION or SALVADOR REPLIED.

ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION BY GENERAL TOLEDO
FAILURE.
Washington. Dec. G-The Secretary Of State
has received a dispatch from Mr. Hunter Minis
ter to Guatemala saying that he has been in
formed bv that Government that on December
General Toledo with about three hundred
followers, principally foreigners, attempted
revolution near the border OF Salvador at
place called Juliapa. They were attacked by
government troops, and driven across the Dor
der with heavy loss. The Minister SAYS that
Gil other departments are reported quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-07
GIFTS TO TUSKEGEE.

Wa AFD MRS. Q. P HUNTINGTON ADD $4,000
TOWARD THE ENDOWMENT FUND.
As result Of the meeting held in Madison
Square Garden Concert Hall on Monday evening
in the interest OF the Tuskegee Normal and In
dustial Institute. at Tuskegee. Ala. several gifts
have been made beside the conditional subscrip
ton OF s25 900 from a woman in the West for the
endowment fund and yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. c.
p Huntington made a gift Of 5000 toward the
endowment fund Subscriptions or gifts may be
sent 10 william r. Baldwin. Jr, No - Nassau
St or 70 Booker T. Washington, whose address
will be Grand Union Hotel. New-York for a week
afterwari Tuskegee, Ala.