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The sun., 1899-03-28
DEMAND FOR oUR LOCOMOTIVES.
Ono Cause tho Delay of British Manufac
turers in Filling Orders.
Special Gable Despateh 10 TIE Sun.

Spteidl Cdbt DtFpaieh u The Bun.
LONDON. March 27.-lnQu.ries as to the
reasons for placing orders for locomotives
for British lines AMI other engineering
contracts in the United States have
drawn forth the same response in every
case. namely. that British firms were
unable to guarantee delivery in the required
time. The English agents Of the Egyptian
Government we're compelled to order the
Atbara bridge and the first batch OF Soudan
locomotives from the United States.
All British firms are greatly in arrears with
their work owing to the recent engineering
dispute. The Egyptian Government was lately
compelled to wait four months for little 81.
ton bridge that it had ordered in England.
The sun., 1899-03-28
HER WHITE ADMIRER LASHED.
Cadle Asked a Cslored Woman to Meet
Him and She Told Her Husband.

Him and She Told Her Husband.
BALTIMORE. March 27.-Ths unusual spec
tacle OF a white man being punished for press
ing his attentions upon a negro woman was
witnessed in the Western police station here
this afternoon. The culprit was Richard
Cadle. a street cal conductor. and the agRrieved
people were James Williams and his wife.
both colored.
The woman said she received letter from
Oadle asking her to make an appointment to
band. who sent Cadle n decoy letter. When
Cadle reached the place appointed for the
meeting he was met by the husband and wife.
They fell upon Cadle and lashed him uD merci.
fully until a policeman placed the trio under
arrest Cadle was fined 500 and costs by the
Magistrate. The negro was fined small sum
and his wife was released without punish
ment.
The sun., 1899-03-28
GIFT for n British Antarctic Expedition.
Special Cabl. D..psteh to THE Sun

LONDON. March 27.-Mr. L. W. Longstafr. a
Fellow of tho Royal Geographical Society. has
donated f25.00O to the society for the purpose
OF equipping British antarctic expedition. In
announcing the gift at meeting of the society
Sir Clements Markham, the President init
mated that the YES el to be fitted out would CO.
operate with the German expedition.
The sun., 1899-03-28

The Secretary of War has authorized the In
dustrial Christian Alliance to shipa lot OF read
ing matter to tn" army and navy in the Philip
pines by the transport Hooker. which will sail
from this port for Manila about Aprii -, The
reading matter will pe sent for distribution to
x.Mayor strong s son. Major Putnam Bradlee
StronE. VINO l; serving on the stan Of Gen.
Nit Arthur Contributions OF books, maga-
zines and illustrated papers are solicited Tor
th; purpose and may be sent to the Alliance,
at ITO Blocker street, or the Alliance will seni
Tor them on receiving notice.
The sun., 1899-03-28
DIR. Nancy Guilford's Trial,

BRIDGEPORT, Conn., March 27.-At DR.. Nancy
Gui'Iord's trial for the murder OF Emma Gill
to-day further testimony was given as TO the
identity Of the body. Dr. r. b. Downs, medi-
cal examiner, testified that death was caused
by criminal operation.
The sun., 1899-03-28
BRITISH PROPOSAL TO CUT UP CHINA.
objectionable st. Petersburg Version of tho
Anglo-Russian Negotiations.

Spectal Gable Despatch to THE sun.
LONDON. March 2S.-The Posts Paris corre-
spondent gives questionable st. Petersburg
version OF the Anglo Russian negotiations con-
cerning China. according to which Great
Britain proposed the partition Of China.
Count Muravieff. the Russian Foreign Min
lister. energetically declined to agree to this
proposal. declaring that Russia would never
consent but would oppose 1t with all her
strength.
The sun., 1899-03-28
The Anxlo-French Agreements.

Speeial Gable Dessstch to TIE sus.
LONDON. March 27.-Lord Salisbury and NJ.
Cambon. the French Ambassador. after COM
pletng the African greement. have arranged
to take up the Madagascar and Newfoundland
French shore questions next in the list OF
Anglo French diplomatic settle ments
The sun., 1899-03-28
King Leopold at wiesbaden.

Special Cable Despatch 10 TIE sun
BRUssELs. March 27.-King Leopold has
gone to Wiesbaden. seeking the cure of a
spraned foot which has been troubling him
since last September,
The sun., 1899-03-28
TIE VENEZUELAN TRIBUNAL.

Meeting Postponed Because NJ. Martens
VIII Attend the Peace Conference.
SPECIAL Cdbe Detpatch TO TEE Sun.
LONDON. March 27-It is stated that the
meeting of the Venezuelan Arbitration Tribunal
will be postponed a month in consequence
OF the appointment Of NJ. Martens. the Russian
Iurist, who is the umpire OF the tribunal as a
delegate to the disarmament conference at
The Hague.
Lord Chief Justice Russell. who succeeded
the late Lord Herschel as a member OF the
tribunal. will 90 to his country residence at
Tadworth. at Easter. and at once begin to
study tho documents in the case.
The sun., 1899-03-28

The Municipal Assembly will probably take
upto-day the subject of arranging reception
port The Mayor will probably appoint a com :
mittec ol citizens 10 tako charge OF the celebra-
ton
The sun., 1899-03-28
Ocean Line Pigeon Service Tested.

Sptcldl Cdb1e Dfspdlch 10 He SUN
PARIS. March 27-The Figaro says that a
carrier pigeon released from a General Trans
atlantic Compaey steamship on her way to
New York has reached its destination. This is
the first despatch OF the new carrier pigeon
service. The message was addressed 10 NJ
Paoli. Commissary Of Police. who is now at
Nice. The paper adds that the success OF tho
service is assured.
The sun., 1899-03-28
BRITISH SPIES IN FRlNCEq
Two Belgians Arrested in Paris Said to
Have Confessed.

Special Cdbk Dsspath TO THE Sun.
PARIS. March 27.-The Petit Partsidn pub
lishes story asserting that two Belgians Of
the name OF Claeys. man and wife. have been
arrested in Paris and have confessed that they
acted as spies in and around the Cherbourg
Notifications in behalf OF Great Britain. The
story is not confirmed
The sun., 1899-03-28
Won't Force tho American Coupling Bill.

LONDON. March 27.-Mr. Charles T. Richie.
President OF the Board of Trade. announces
that at this session OF Parliament the Govern
msnt will not proceed with the bill making it
compulsory on all British railway companies
to adopt. within the next five years. tho Amerl-
can automatic coupling system.
The sun., 1899-03-28
Russian Mission to TanRier.

SpeeiaI Cablt DeJpdsch 70 TIE Sun.
GIBRALTAR, March PA Russian cruiser
has taken on board the Russian mission. which
Is going to TanRer to make proposals to the
Sultan OF Morocco in behalf OF Russia
The sun., 1899-03-28
NJ. NIXON, French Explorer, Dead

Special Gable DeIpach 10 THE Sun.
PARIS. March 27-M. Nixon. the explorer.
has died In Zanzibar while en- route to assume
the Governorship Of Jibout
The sun., 1899-03-28

Take Laxative Brono Quinine Tablets All druRRistA
refund the money II 1t fails to cure a5c Ths yen
une AAA i. b. o. on each tablst.-AdV.
The sun., 1899-03-28
This Reing the Season

for consummating leases, advertise your most desir
able properties in TIE SUN These Opportunities are
being looked tor n0N.-AdU.
The sun., 1899-03-28

He became famous through q journey he
made to the centre OF Africa, lasting from Oc-
tober. 1889, to May. 1892. by which much valu-
able knowledge was obtained about the Congo
region, He was 40 years old and Lieutenant
in tho French Navy.
The sun., 1899-03-28
- Spain to Restore Heayy Imrort Dutiss.

NpeeIdI tdbIe UeSpdtch 70 THE Bun
LONDON, March PA despatch to the Gem
tral News from Madrid SAYS that tho Govern
ment has decided TO reestabish the heavy
import duties that preceded the war.
The sun., 1899-03-28

Spseiai Gable DeIDdtch 10 THE SUS.
PARIS, March 27.-The GG'iiois says that the
Court Of Cessation will institute a supplement
tary inquiry. at which it will confront Gen.
Roget with Col. PicQuart
The sun., 1899-03-28
Mr.. Choate Confined to His Room with a Cola

SDrcis! CGo'e DsEpdtch 10 The sun
LONDON, March 27.-Unted States Ambas-
sador Choate is confined to his room with
cold
The sun., 1899-03-28

Gen. Otis Sends Additional Casualties, @
Killed and ~ Wounded.
WAsHrNGToS. March 27.-Gen. Otis to-day
eabled the following additional casualties tsix
killed and forty seven woundedl In the battles
OF March "a. 20 and 21:
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04

THANKS. We are very glad to learn
that our good friend, w. i. Walton oil
the stanford JOURNAL, has recovered
from a short though severe spell OF III
ness. He's one OF the hardest working
men we ever saw aud II is a wonder he
holds out as we'll Us he does. he IL
cooped up In his den from a. NJ I'LL
late at night the year around, save
Sunday land we suspect his ever ready
Quill is often dancing about on the sab
bath. You ought to take rest broth
or. You certainly have earned vaca'
tion.--Louis Landram In Lancaster
Record.
Thanks. The only rest we ever ex-
pect is when a modest little shaft shall
with finger pointing upward say; Res
quiat pace.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04
MOaeliKD.

Rev. Gillian, Of Casey, has been en-
gagged to preach at the Union church
the remainder OF the year.
Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Smiley, OF Lex
ington. returned Sunday after a shot
visit TO friends here. J. o. McAllister
10 taking In the Liberty fair this week
with three good going youngsters.
DR.. Lee Pipes visited bis parents at
Mitchelisburg Sunday. sam Bishop
and Sam Helen are In Pulaski this
week 10 quest Of bunch OF good calves.
Jno. r. Green and family, OF Spring
field, were the guests OF T. II. Wright
and family during the fair.
Miss Josie Massey, OF Eubanks, is
visiting the Misses Singleton. Mrs.
B. +. Mckinley has leased the house
of Mrs. Bridgwater and will run a
boarding house. With her reputation
as being the best cook In these parts,
she will have no trouble In finding
guests Willie Neal. son of Jesse Neal.
who went to Utah for his health,
writes that he is In Salt Lake City and
has gained four pounds already.
MIR. james l.. shannon OF near More
land, received notice tnat he has been
allowed a pension at the rate Of 50 per
month commencing April LIST, 1898.
The pension was granted fora gun shot
wound in the right hard. He also has
another application for wounds receiv.
ed Ia the service. Mr.. shannon served
four years in the regular army a. a
non.commissioned officer and has an
excellent military record. He also
served five months Ia charge OF trans
portation for a brigade of volunteers
during the war with Spain, and TO close
a successful career, captured the heart
and hand OF Miss Iva Moran, one OF the
most popular young ladies ever reared
in the county. The INTERIOR JOURNAL
congratulates Mr.. Shannon upon just
reward being given him bv Uncle Sam
aud white there are many abuses OF
the pension system, this is one in
stance where our money has been well
placed. L. II. w
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

Walter o. Owsley. %, and Miss S. +.
Reynolds, l., were married at George
Harris on the %.
Samuel Templin, three times wild
over, and Miss Martha Roberts were
married at Brodhead.
An angry wife at Seymour, lud.,
horse whipped another woman aud
warned her TO leave town.
Miss Temple Oldham, a popular
milliner at Richmond, was married
yesterday to Col. David Martin.
The protracted meeting at the New
town Christian church, conducted by
Ed. v w. Doris, closed Friday night
with 81 additions.
A woman without arms was married
at Christ church, New Zealand. The
ring was placed upon the fourth toe
OF her left foot. a similar marriage To
this was performed at St. James
Church in 1892.
A Nebraska woman has sued her hus-
band for divorce because he makes her
battle daily in ice water. The fellow
who will furnish the water here these
hot dog days can get any number of
girls TO marry him.
The members OF several girl clubs in
Kansas have determined TO marry no.
body but Kansas soldiers, bu. II is dol
lars to doughnuts they will forget their
resolutions when an eligible beau OF
any description proposes.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04

Lumber has advanced 20 per cent.
since January. The demand for hick-
DRY, oak and other hard wood is partic-
ularly sharp. CHARTERED oak costs sl5
more per thousand feet than IL did six
months ago, and IL is hard To obtain,
spruce aud pine also have advanced,
though not 50 materially as hard woods,
According to her dying request, Mrs.
G. ). Norton, of Pawling, n. j., was
buried sitting in her favorite rocking
cnalr, in specially built box to con-
tain tue chair. \ derrick was used to
lower the box into the grave,
Solomon Chambers, l2-year-old
boy, was scared to death by his brother
who said "boo" TO him as he went In
the dark after water. He had listened
TO ghost stories till he was in "A most
nervous condition.
A new fued is said to have broken
out in Letcher county, with the
Wrights and Holbrooks on one side and
the Reynolds aud Bentlys on the other
The value Of mineral and mining pro.
duction in the U. S. in 1895 was $780,
0O0, 900. The corn and wheat crops to-
gether were valued at $500, 100000.
The State Sinking Fund Commission
ers failed 10 meet at Frankfort aud the
failure is believed 10 mean that they
will refuse 10 act Us a parole board.
Rear Admiral sampson has brought
suit for 800, 900 bounty for himself and
his men for the destruction of the Span
ish cruiser Infanta Maria Teresa.
The power house and car sheds Of
the Street Railway Company at New
ark, N. j., were destroyed by fire,
Loss 100000.
The Yuaqui Indians are on the wal
path In Mexico, several thousand
strong, aud many persons, including
some Americans, have been slain.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04

DANvu.LE FAIR.-The roadster and
saddle premiums run from $50 to clio
md all premiums will be paid In cash
without discount. Many novel features
will be on the program, including two
big CAKE walks, mule and wheelbarrow
races, baby show aud so on. The big
cake walk will contain the celebrated
cake walkers OF Louisville, Lexington,
Georgetown aud other places In Ken
lucky. A great military band has been
secured at considerable cost to furnish
the music. In fact genuine aud en-
ioyable old Kentucky fair will be held.
For catalogues ami other information
apply to Henry c. Bright, secretary
Danyille, Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04
NEWS OF TIVE vlcINAss.

owen Rubel. aged 90, Is dead at Leb-
anon.
Danville cleared s793 Al on the water
works for the year.
Randall 10 the name OF new Pulas.
hi post Office with J. u. Randall post
master.
Mrs. Evelyn Price, mother OF DR.. A..
ID. Price. Of Harrodsburg, died at Par
IL, aged -.
while Preacher Nath willard was
summoning men to work the road Ia
Bell, two fellows jumped on him and
beat and cut him into insensibllity'
Robert aud Carl Baker, two well.
known characters, who have figured
prominently In the Howard-baSer
Clay county feud, have enlisted In the
United States army.
Beverly Baker, OF the Baker iact'on'
was arrested at Barbourville on war
r.1I from Clay county. The Bakers
fear that this isa blind to get Baker
In the Clay county jail and assassinate
him.
w. J. Price, clerk of the Boyle cir
eui, court. has resigned his position In
order that his time may be devoted to
hls profession, the law w. &. Price
who has been deputy, will continue 10
charge. Advocate.
George Patterson, OF LancaAter' VINO
purchased lj.year franchise for an
electric light plant at Corbin, has be-
gun work on it, erection. Owing to It's
machinery breaking down, the Crystal
Ice Company has suspended business at
that point. This leaves Corbin withou,
an Ice supply.
Mr.. A, B. Robertson left Thursday
on his annual summer trip To the las,
TO purchase fall aud winter goods. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Mary Bow
man. Misses Mary Robertson, Gladys
Holmes, Josephine Reid, Lillian Bo'
hon, Emily Letcher aud Mr.. Horace
Bowman. The party will 20 direct "a
Atlantic City aud from there TO New
York.--Advocate.
Deputy Collector w. w Anderson
with posse of four deputies went u
Pine Creek. In the widest part OF Bel
county, known as South America and
captured moonshine still, the largest,
IL is said, that has been found for many
wears. The stu house was burned aud
IA fermenters. > stills, 500 gallons o.
beer and 80 gallons of whisky were
destroyed.
a fire originating in the livery stable
fB. ID. Spears at Nicholasviile. caused
n loss of about $4,000. Besides tbs
carriages, wagons and proSender ina
were destroyed, Is horses persisted
The residence OF Policeman Traylor
on one side o. the stable, aud the Far
mer's Exchange Bank building on the
other caught, but we're extingulsheo
before they were destroyed.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04

Old Charley Moore says; "Since the
death of lngersoll, am the most prom
iuent of living iniidels, and Lexington
ought to try and keep up with the pro-
cession by giving me church to
preach in. | believe l can preach a
series of sermons that would draw like
a traction engine"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04
YoRIGHT TO UGLINEss

The woman who is lovely in face, form and tenn.
per viii always have friends, but Que who would
be attractive must keep her health IL she is weak
sickly and All run down she viii he nervous aud
irritable. II she has constipation or kidney trOu.
skin erupuons and wreiohed compile xiOn. Elec-
tItc Bitters is the best medicine in the world Ia
regulate stomach, liver aud kidneys and TO purity
the blood, IL gives strong nerves, bright eyes
smooth, velsety skin. rich complexion. ID will
make good. looking, charming woman ofa run.
down invalid. only 80 cents at pennys Drug
store
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04
LANCASTER,

Cot. Jack Chinn - with the WHlk,r
brothe,s. fox rna.in,, ,hi. week
/ Dep Sheriff WIN. Ward sold bis
residence on stanford avenue to A. II.
Basin f,r s2on
1 Mc,dame, w. : Miller. Of Knox
willie. and G. ID Bnrd-tf. OF Chicago.
will visit thee sister. Mr-.J. W. Mi.
Ter, next week
Mr. John Bright will make an exc
cellept ccn.u- supervisor. | was raised
In sight Of him md know something
about biz Qualifications
Csrrard l- truiv th. cradle in which
governur- are rocked. Mr.. O. r. Wal.
laoe ha- h.-n nnmina,,-d 90 the prohib-
iuon ticSei. aud wrilr he cannut via,
ne wolid make Il better governor than
some who are seeking the place
All the wealth we have comes out OF
the ground, In one shape or another.
aud when the farmer does we'll every
body prospers. II trusts are excusable
at all, the farmers above all, should
form a trust to Keep prices up and keep
the wealth at home.
Mr. Frank Marksbury, of this city,
bought 10000 pounds OF hemp near
Hustonvllle at $3.50. William Burtou
sold a horse to W. $. Beazley for sljO
J. l. Hamilton has bought 25 horses. to
be delivered FRIDAY. for cavalry pur-
| :
w c. =. Breckinridge writes long
and lcarnedy OF the PROJECTS Of the
''protesting" democrats or course he
means the boiling democrats The
word used Is too mild. too much like a
Sunday school word, and will not be
understood. IL islike saving that a
man is intoxicated when he is drunk.
or that he prevaricates when be lies.
Miss Annie Royston Got Us per cent.
In her examination 90 | topics, which
Is far above the average. Mrs. G.. NJ.
Patterson conducts all the business at
the depot during the absence of Mr.
Patterson aud is as well qualified as
any agent on the road. Geo. Harris.
age l6. l. an expert wire worker. bav.
ing been asked to come TO Arkansas to
construct a telephone line.
Judge J. c, Hempbill cannot get a
deed to the property which he bought
on Richmond Avenue as one of the
prantors. who lived in Kansas. died he .
fore the deed arrived for acknowledg.
merit. leaving seven infant heirs. A
decrecof court will be gotten before
the Judge builds on the premises.
poh, prr,on who sho, H.. ca,
pra,har on hi. % diod yvoa.oaar
arornoon q, ,ho wonra u;s avin.
s,a,o,,an, md o,hor ,as,i, - :,
vorr had oasa os I, a. aI,orod ,h., b.
asLod pra,har no, % 80, hin, GA
,ha,ho d,a no,hi, 90 ,o,l,- ,ho
sbo, ,es,imory was ir,rodrood he
,ho ao,onaa., >, - .,,i.- -,
los, rr,aoy .nd ho uas ~an, 80 ;au
ta,Iino 90 r,,ro ho,d ,o a, 600
} am,ninc trial on a warrar, Tor nurdar
,,u ho hala Monde,
| WIZ NC h1AN
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04

The cost OF launching a battle ship
runs away with something like $4,000.
The great leyiathan requires some five
tons OF tallow and over ton OF oil and
soft soap To persuade her 70 leave her
cradle and glide peacefully into the
water.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04

The board of directors of the Nation
al fox hunters association, failing TO get
"a quorum at the recent meeting In GIN
cinnati, has been called TO meet In Lex
log Aug. 10. Estill Springs is spoken
Of as the place for this falls meeting
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04

In her journey from New York TO
Manila the Oregon ran 20,3O6 miles,
the voyage occupying % days. BY the
Nicaragua Canal route she could make
il in 50 days, saving In current eS-
penses over $1,000.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04
WEAK rYrsA RE MADE srnnNn

Din vision made clear. styes removed and
graduated lids or sore eyes OF any kind
speedily and efiectually cured by the use OF
sutherlands Eagle Eye salve. It's put up
In tubes. and sold ON a guarantee. For
sale at Penny's Drug stor,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04
LIMO LIMITATION.

Is the forerunner 10 consumption. DR.
Dell's Pine ar-Iioney will cure IL. and
give such strength to the lungs that cough
or a cold will not settle there. Twenty i've
cents AT Psnny's Drug Store.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04

The smallest man who ever lived was
the dwarf Bebe, born In France IN lIiO.
He was just 20 inches high and eight
mounds ia weight when full grown.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04
cor0nEp rs YEARs.

| suffered rs years with II cough and
spent hundreds OF dollars with doctors aud
for medicine 10 no avail until ] used mr.
Bells Plne-Tar- Honey. This remedy
makes weak lungs strong. IL has saved my
ufe.-J. B. Resell, Grantsburg. Ill
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-04

The Diamond Match Company will
increase its capital stock from sll ,OOO,-
900 10 sl5,000,0O0.