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New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
PHYSICAL TRAINING FOR NEGROES.

Among the students IN the senior class al inc
poston Normal School ~ Gymnastics IS MISS A2'le
,rhor,es q Young coored woman. WHO is a grad
unite Of Hampton Institute She Is the hrst coiored
woman 10 take full TWO years normal course In
,b,,efre1 trimming Miss Thomas expects 70 ieanu
In schools for colortd children. Tho poor physique
of thc negroes IN this country g. one obstacle
a. their advancement as O. race. ana MISS ] hpHt-
fele maj she can do valuable work In training ana
atreuEfhcning the bodies of the generation now
L y
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
REPORT ABOUT THE CENTRAL PACIFIC AND
THE GOVERNMENT DEBT

II said yesterday unon authority that a
settlement Of the Government debt Of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company had been agreed upon.
and that the final papers IN the matter would
probably be signed IN few days. The company.
under the agreement Will pay the Government
the full amount Of the outstanding Indebtedness.
both principal and interest both the Central
Pacific and the Western Pacific roads. The Gen.
tral Pacific debt. February I. SO ss5. l2o
principal and S3s6o49 9s5 interest less s9loo i52 OF
judgments. bonds and sinking fund leaving a
debit balance Of s53 ss.o52 The debit balance OF
the Western Pacific. that da-e was s. .G2.
making total debit balance for the TWO roads
OF SIS sl27i4 This amount is 20 be paid 10 tho
Government IN annual per cent notes the last
OF which expire years from the date Of tho
signing OF the agreement. and the interest on tho
notes Is 90 be paid seln-annuaIy. The NOES arc
70 be secured by a deposit of per cent bonds.
A default y the payment ~ any instalment os
prnciYal interest would result In the entire In
dehfedness becoming due and payable AZ once.
This settlement is pursuant 10 rho act of Congress
appointing q commission 20 arrange 4 hnal sette-i
ment and the agreement will obviate the necessity
OF foreclosure.
Il is understood that he forthcoming bond .ssue
will be large enough 20 cover both the amount o,
the Government debt and the company present ,
bonded debt which latter is about S5e 80 90. less
abou, suoooct IN the compauy's various sinking
funds.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
REPORT FROM TIE WEST.

Mrs Helen NJ GriTey president % the T 5. :
branch of sebeka. MINI. has been active in
sprea ding sunshine In her neghborhood. To tho
sick and afflicted she has given helping hand
The weather Is SO severe that many are ln need -
help and although living n an Isolated locality
she has distributed two hundred packages ~ read
ing matter since the holidays besides a the coI M
me sne could collect for the poor ones. Mrs
Grirev reports contributions received from the iol-
lowing members IN the East. Mrs. NJ Evans, NJ rs
r Morris Miss Eiith J. Randolpn. Miss LHll
Wathon and Miss n. LlndsIy
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
RAn-wAY coNsoLIDArIoN IN sEArrLE.

Seattle Wash. Feb l6-"The Post st-Intelligencer'
says that an application OF number OF Sea'..es
prominent men TO the city Council that new
consolidation hfty-year franchise be made 10
tha 10 include all he street railways u the city.
IN place of tho present franchise he'd by tho
various fines separately apparently means one OF
The biggest deals that mas ever taken place in the
Northwest -.
l. is known that the siX petitioners for the new
arrangemtut ei,hcr directly representing a
svndcato OF Eastern men. or are WORKING with
~. understanding that soon as the trdncniss
l. secured t shall be turned over 20 them rms
Is understood be the last move IN securing coi-
frol bv one firm OF all the Tacoma ana seate
streotcar systems and the Seattle Power Com.
many "a combination that would handle. OF az ieast
rconirol All the electric lighting and power IN the
Vicinity OF Puget Sound. IL Is believed that tns
General Electric Company Is benihu the he" e"
terprtse.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

tat Is applied a
cross design of
J % p < shaped
: o p az Jewels
The waist IS ar
ranged ov er
fitted body lin
ings that close
IN centre back
The fronts and
back are Joined
70 the Innings at
square Y o X o
depth. the lower
. Z E o being
gathered an a
adjusted " ith
elig h Z blouse
effect IN front.
A stylish access
sorry IS the fanci-
ful collar Z u a I
covers the up
per part bl the
v q st " f. b
70 un d 20 k G
effect. 4 stand
ing collar COM
pletes the neck.
~ the top OF
which IS a soft
r a e. b IN & OF
c b " on The
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
crprNGrHENLNG NEAK EYES.

what IS said to Doe an excellent lotion for
str.ngthcning weak eyes is as follows; -Four tea
spooufuls OF borhcic powder and "a pint "f n'iHnS
water Put the powder iu "a ju- and pour the water
ave, f. Stir until quite dissolved. thch PUT tir
SOLUTION into bottle ana Keep well c"ik'9 % %ui,lll
,enuir.d When requi,d add hft" uoilns
,.af.r 10 an cggcupfll. with or without me hudl-
lion Of two tenspooufuls of laurel or eIdrr mower
,"..er and nHfhs flc eyes frequently Win lhlz
using a soft ral OF Ans sponge foF The purpose
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Thank God every morning thai YOU have some
thing 10 do that day which must be done whether
you Ike II or not Being forced work and % 40
your best will breed In YOU hundred virtues "mch
the idle never kuow.-(Charos kingsley.
Selected hy J T.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
FIGHTING L. P. D. AND @ REORGANIZATION

The application Of George \. Miller. a stockhoder
in tho Union Pacific Denver and Gulf Railway
Company. for an injunction pending the trial oc
an action he has brought 20 restrain Grenyille VI.
Dodge Frederic p Ocott. Harry Walters. Henry
Bulge and Kennedy Tod voting trustees
under the plan by which the reorgaulzaton of GER
tain railroads n Colorado Wyoning and New
Mexico was eNocted by the consolidation OF tho
various lines. from delivering the new stock Of tho
Colorado and Southern Railway Company 70 tho
voting trustees appointed hy The Committee - Re-
organization was argued before Justice Beekman
IN the supreme Court yesterday.
The plaintiff also asked thei the defendants bs
enioned from putting into effect so much o, tbs
pan of reorganization as vested In the trustees tho
title 10 900 shares OF stock owned by the plaintiff.
and from forfeiting his rights under a clause IN
the agreement OF reorganization.
Justice Bcekmau took In" Pc spers ana reserved
his dec. sion.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

than that OF domestic service. The stores open
10 her and there are hundreds OF other lines OF
work which within her reach II she wants
to know what. she learn from Occupations
Of Women" published by The Tribune in hand
form with pictures II costs only & cents a
copy. u Is full of suCges Ions and Information OF
tho greatest interest and value. The work can be
ordered from The Tribune office.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
n,or vAyrFAcTrRIyG COMPANY.

p,ttsburg. Feb 1.-THE Pipe Machine and Manu-
occurring Company. one OF the latest combinations
among iron steel and tinplate manufacturers was
l-.,.,..a here to-day. The new combination en-
h,oces all the leading pipe and spout manufactures
IN the United States At to-days meeting repre-
s.ntatyes OF thirty manufactures we're IN attend
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
LOUISIANA PURCHASE DINNER PIT OFF.

- Louis Feb l6.-Telegrams have seen sent out
IN yarious persons IN the States Of the Louisiana
purcha,. district. who had accepted invitations 10
o,,.,d th. banquet in Washington next Saturoay'
az az ~ ,ber mat the banquet has been post
.nd ,,ntf February . on account OF the III
riemency of the weather.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

The Sunday Tribune and monthly magazine are
bo,rr sent regularly 10 Mrs Helen Jackson. of zen
cI India by Evelyn Briggs. OF this c'y mus Keep
ing India IN direct touch WIN the lnlltN o'a''S'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
REcENER roR GoRaE RoAp Ar N1AaARA.

Buffalo Feb l6-The Niagara Falls and Lewis
ton Railroad Company. otherwise known tho
Gorge Road went into the hands of receiver
this afternoon on the application ~ majority
OF the directors OF the road Justice Chds granted
an order appointing Joseph T. Megrue. OF New
York City, temporary receiver. Captain John VI
Prluker one Of the stockholders and until re-
Gently president of the company, said this after
noon that the road did not make any money last
year and this fact. with heavy losses from damage
suits was responsible for the insolvency of the
company The company viii be reorganized as soon
as plan can he agreed upon.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

In letter received from Miss T. NJ Ingraham,
NJ Dover y Il. she heartily thanks an the mem
bers who have sent hor greetings. The following
arc the only ones who furnished names: Mrs NJ
+ Mort Miss L Hurdy. n. W. Haynes Mis- Hat
H. y Riley J. n. L.. Mrs. Lellugs Mrs. L Wis
REYNOLDS Miss Waterman. Miss :. A. Fiied Miss
NJ Helry and MrE Luper
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Mrs Josiah Shove Of No Manohestef 81, T""-
.a,,o, pT 10 confined 70 the house by Illness.
-, 60 .ho +,,,. for her Sunshine friends 20 send
choorfne letters Mrs shove is ono Of nc cnrnest
u,orkere ~ the society. always sending Ioi'h
messages or good cneef-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
crT orr THREE HrNDRED BEADS OF HAIR

ARREST OF JACK TIE HAIR CLIPPER" IN
CHICAGO.
chicago. Feb ie-J " Jorgenson. or Jack the
rreir-Clipper" as he hos been known for the last
four wears was arrested lest night while In the
act Of cutting ii braid from the head OF Erna
Franskv When seized. Jorgenson severely cut
one Of the police officers with his shears. long
braid Of hair was found in Jorgensons pocket
v.h.r ne was searched and later he confessed that
he had cut the hair from the heads or three nun
Ired girls and women. Jorgenson says his strange
mania took hold OF him four years ago. after an
illness OF several months.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Nelson Mccartney. Of Indiana Penn, taxes
,leasure IN thanking the sender OF outlook" He
slso receives the pages. The days they 90 not
come he feels as though he had lost lll'""'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
THEY ARE DEAD.

There was a who never told lie
But he's deed.
Never ~ ~ WAS wet wher he weather was dry
Never said
He'd caught fish when he hadn't caught one,
Never said he'd done something inat ne hadh [
qOne,
Never scolded his wife and never got mad,
And wouldn't be ieve that The word was 20 PAD
respecter OF men defender or woman -
VINO believed the divine. and In that whch was
human. ,.
Meek as Moses he never was understood.
a nd the poor man died Of being too good
And he's dead.
There was a woman who never had gossiped q bit
she's dead. 100.
Who hated all scandal. nor listened 70 II,
She believed IL mankind took care OF hef cGt,
Alv.aye turned deaf ear 20 THIS story Or mat,
Nnver ecolded ner hushand-she never nah one
No sluggard she, but rose Win ,i'e sun . o.
Eever WHISPERED ~ meeting, cdn 1 care ioI ii
bonnet. -..ta ... 80. q.
or ali Of me feathers that one could put on W 49,.
Never sal with the choir nor sang me "i""s '''''
I.vuressed no desire 70 lecture or Vote ,t.
~ me moor soul was deaf ar pos also HuiIg,.
Won might have called forever and she "ouoh
And she's dead.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
THE TRTBTNE PATTERN.
a TIssUE-PAPER PATTERN OF GIRLS cos
TUNE, NO. 1885 FOR COUPON AND
10 CENTS

Camers hair serge In serviceahie shade of tar
IS here becomingly associated with brown velvet
IN pretty golden shade The collar shaped IN
pointed tabs Is edged with gilt cord. while each
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Mrs \ Schultz. OF Glen Ridge n. J.. has sent q
n the society 10 "pass on sunshine
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Mahe. NJ Johns Of Yonkers, y. y sent Va-eh-
tines 20 all her little sunshine Hlehus ""0'" gu"
remernh hered al Christmas time.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

snce. The following officers were chosen; Pren'
dent charles y CLARK Peoria III president
fenjamin =. Opdyke, Philadelphia; secretary, Asx-
ander Glass Wheeling W Va.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

The initial meeting This season OF the Evening
Badm.nton Club viii be held tonight az the Berke-
ey Armory IN West Forty-fourth-st. Mrs George
Folsom Mrs Alexander D Shaw and Mrs. Benja-
min : Church Will receive.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
Sent by V. p.

One dollar has been received for Mrs Elmira
Quick from Z. l. It Will be forwarded 10 her
Immediately
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

GOOD CHEER.
Have You had n kindn ~ shownf
Pass II on
TWAS not given for you alone
pnss ~ on
Lot n travel down the wears,
Let n wipo another's tears,
Till In heaven The deed appears--
Pass " on.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
Tbere was woman who never had gossiped a BIT


Selected by s. A. Hastings
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

The annual concert and dance given by Miss
Nora Maynard Green Will take place in the ball
room of the Waldorf Astoria the evening Of
April g. The sale OF tickets IS private Among
those who will sing Mrs f. Berry Wall. Mrs
George Gerry BOardman Mrs. Irving NJ. Pierson.
Miss Alice Collier. Miss Alice Warren, Miss Nellie
Sabin HYDE Miss Frances Mosbv. Miss Florence
d. We're Boese Miss Elizabeth Winter and Mrs
George A. Smith.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

The members OF the Knickerbocker Whist Club
held ii meeting last night at the home Of Mrs Fer
guson J.. Cooper No III East Ftfty-fourthst.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Formal announcement Is made Of the enga cement
Of Miss Lillian Stafford Haytie. the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs j. Carman Haytie Of No 42 West
Soventv-hfth-st.. 20 Lieutenant Edmund l. Butts
of the United States Army No date has been men
toned for the wedding
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
The Puzzler Mine Resumes.

Messrs. A. E. and F. w. Hawes, OF
Boston, recently secured control of the
Puzzler mine and are now putting the
property in shape for work and system
ATTIC development, says the Ward Miner.
F. w. Hawes is now located at Puzzler
and IS giving his personal attention to
the property. The tunnels are first to be
cleaned out, some timbering done and a
blacksmith shop put up. Two shifts of
men will then be put to work in the low
er tunnel. Mr.. Halves states that the
mine will be steadily worked from now
on, and that he will add to his working
force as the development work proceed.
ed. 1t is known that Mr.. Hawes has
little faith in the general manner of
treating our sulphide ores, but favors a
roasting process. In fact, he has made
satisfactory experiments in this line, and
It is believed the new men in the Puzzler
contemplate putting in plant that will
conform to their ideas of treating their
ore.
The Puzzler has heretofore been
worked as high grade proposition. it
having yielded ore running 81 900 in gold
and better, Out of one pocket alone
was taken S75 900 in short while. There
are two tunnels, one in about 300 and
another 600 feet, the depth acquired be
ing between 500 and 600 feet. There are
two wide veins pitching toward each
other, and sinking to reach the point ol
intersection of these two leads will soon
follow. Some milling ore, of which
there is large quantity in sight. will be
shipped Immediately to the Culbertsor
mill to test the ability of that plant. e
save its value.
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
CHEWING THE RAG.
The House Again Takes Up the Question of
Spanish Printing.

The House Again Takes Up the Question OF
Spanish Printing
Denver, Jan. I2-The house again
took up its bugbear regarding the print
ing of the messages Of Governors Adams
and Thomas in English and Spanish and
consumed most of the morning session
with it. At II o'clock notice was receiv
ed of the senate's concurrence IN the
house bill calling for the auditors estim.
ate of expenses. Representatives Drumm
of Boulder and Hammond of Montrose
were appointed as members for the
house on the Bryan reception committee.
A number of bills were introduced in
the senate among which was one con
solidating the judicial districts of the
state in four. At IL the senate adjourn.
ed until tomorrow.
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
Si|uQi0D Looks
More Hopeful
OTIS HOPEFUL.
General in Command ut Mantia Cables n
EaYorahle Rapart of COndi itinns

General in Command at Mantia Cables n
Favorable Report of Conditions.
Washington, Jan. IA cable was re-.
ceived today from General OTIS at Ma
Mia today. He says. "Conditlon of at
fairs improved. Citizens feel more Sc.
cure. Many natives are returning. The
city is quiet and business is active.
The reassuring advlces from General
Otis appears to the war department as
the most satisfactory news received for
over week. No information is given
as to whether the exact program given
the command has been carried out, but
it is evident that trouble has been avert
ed at least. The officials are confident
that the insurgents will agree peaceably
when they understand the full plans of
the president.
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
D. Y. R. NO|D|Q||
4 4 81 4 !, Gels His CQ|
DR.. HOFFMAN CALLED.
Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Ratifies Boards Action.

Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Ratifes Boards Action.
Rev. w. R. hoffman today received a
telegram from Henry ] Willing. chair
man OF the board of the Fourth Presby.
terian church of Chicago notifying him
that. the congregation had ratified the
action Of the board last week and ex-
tended call to him as pastor of the
church.
DR. hoffman was not prepared to make
statement for publication regarding
his action in reply to the call, until he
has had conference with the officials of
the church here. However, there is lit
tie doubt what his decision will be in the
matter The Chicago church offers a
splendid field for man OF DR.. Notman's S
abilities and his closest friends here can.
not do otherwise than advise him to &C.
cept 1t, however much they may regret
to lose him. The position will give him
two assistants, $1,000 income ard close
touch with Mccormick seminary.
The meeting which he proposes to
hold with the officers of the First Pres.
bvterian church here will probably be
tomorrow night.
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
Camp Frances Mines.

Frances, Colo. ian. 1.-THE Gold
Crown mine, recently purchased by the
Big Five or Adit company, and leased
to E., A. Todd, is proving to be not only
very rich, but to be an immense body OF
ore, in prosecuting. Monday they drove
into body of almost solid iron ore ano
had gone five feet at the close of the
days work and yet no prospect of it
drawing to close.
Swan and Singer, recently connected
with the Wood mill at Wall street, have
leased the Boston mill and are now pre-
pairing it for work. There are forty
stamps in this mill. The mill is expect.
ed to concentrate large quantity of ore
for the Ward pyrltc smelter.
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
sPANlARDs ARE TlcKLED.
Gen. Rios Tells About the Prospects fo,
Trouble at Manila.

Gen. Rios Tells About the Prospects for
Trouble at Manila.
Madrid. Jan. II-General Rios, the
Spanish Commander, reiterated the as.
sertion that the situation of a war in the
Philippine islands is most grave.
The rebels. it appears. are concentrat.
ing in the neighborhood of Manila with
the intention Of attacking that place.
Great preparations are being made for
the defense of the city.
The Spanish general also asserts that
the natives Of thesViscayas have again
refused to permit the Americans 10 land,
threatening to resist by force if an at
tempt is made to do 50.
The Americans, therefore, according to
General Rios. have abandoned the idea
of disembarking and he confirms a pre-.
vious statement to the effect that they
are unwilling to lombard llo,lo. "be-
cause the European houses are stocked
with petroleum with the view of being
set alight BY the American Shells"
General Rios alleges that the rebel.
are determined to fight the American,
before reinforcements arrive from the
United States.
IN conelusson General Rios says Ag
uinaldos proclamation has produced
immense enthnsiaam aaaong The rebels.'
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
GIANT POWDER EXPLOSION.
one Killed and Four Ipjured While ina,

One Killed and Four Ipjured While Thaw-
Ing Powder on Improvised Stove.
Leadville, Jan. I2-John McDoiald
Was killed, Martin Wea,herby and Erlck
Erickson were seriously injured and
Frank and James Fouts painfully injured
by the explosion of nine sticks of giant
powder in the Goo foot level of the LOUIS
vile mine at 3 o'clock this morning. The
men had improvised stove upon which
to heat their coffee. While they were
waiting they also placed tin plate with
nine icks OF giant powde. on the stove
to thaw. When Mcdonald started to
pick up the plate the powder exploded,
Nc Donald was taken to the coroner's of.
fee and the others to the hospital. The
Fouts brothers were badly stunned but
soon recovered and gave the alarm.
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
Liquor House Burns Down.

New York, Jan. 12-As the result of a
fire in the big liquor house of Cook &
Bernheim this morning one man was
killed and damage amounting to sIoo,
600 done. Owing to the alcohol and
other highly inaammable substances in
the building the firemen were greatly
handicapped in dealing with the flames
The flames surrounded room occupied
by Emil Vincent and he was unable tc
escape,
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
Porto Ricans are Peaceful.

Washington, Jan, l2-Assistant Secre-
tary of War Meikeljohn made public to.
asy report from Father Thomas Sher.
man who has just finished a tour of
Porto Rico with the purpose of making
a study of the island for the war depart.
ment. He says that the people are gen.
tie and docile and that even the Spanish
residents of the island are we'll pleased
over the change and welcome the ne"
government.
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
The House and Senate.

Washington, Jan. I2-All reports on
the judicial appropriation bill will be
called for in the senate tomorrow. The
senate thanked Miss Clara Barton and
the Red Cross society for heroic conduc,
in the war.
The house spent the morning over the
diplomatic and consular bills. The
Democratic members t.,ok occasion dur.
ing the discussion to roast the admins
tration's expansion policy.
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
Bargains for Home Seekers.

Bargains for Home Seekers.
We have fine list of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see US if you need
Home Property. Farm Property or con.
template investments of any character.
Give us your properties for rent.
WARREN c. OVERS
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building. Boulder.
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
GENERALS COMPLAINING.

The Governments Gives the Same Com
mands to More Than One.
Havana, Jan. I2--9rne breach between
Ienerals Ludlow and Lee is widening.
The latter complains that the Washing
ton authorltlves gave command of the
Havana city troops to Gen. Ludlow after
having given to him the command Of all
the American troops in Havana province.
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
WHAT CARNEGIE FOUND.

The Iron King Becomes Csustic Over the
Philippine Island Rebellion.
Washington, Jan. I2-Andrew Carne.
gle was asked today if he had ascertalned
anything since his arrival in Washing.
ton. "Yes," said he, "the first thing the
president has drawn from his Pandora
box and presented to the country is a
$4,000. 900 rebellion"
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
ExPANsloNIsTs CHAGRINEo.
Forakers Speech Prepares Expan
sionIsts for a Disappointment.

Washington, Jan. 12-Leading officials
differ as to what Senator Foraker's
speech IS going to produce and what
nearing it will have upon the questions
dependent directly or indirectly upon the
war. If the president looks forward to
the independence of the Philippines as
we'll as Cuba, it will be sore disap.
poin2men. to the ultra expansionists.
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
Eg0D C|e0|eS
Bio Se1S0IOn
CALLED MILES A LIAR.
Gen. Egan Creates a Sensation Before the
Investigation Board.

Washington, Jan. I2-General Egan
created sensation before the war in.
vesngation board today. He became
very excited when referring to Gen.
Miles statements that the canned meats
we're an experiment. "He lies" he cried.
He lies in every HAIR OF his head. If he
lies, as say he does, he ought to be
drummed out Of the army and incarcer
ated. His statements are absolutely
false. They are gross libels and he
ought to be held to account for them"
Daily camera., 1899-01-12
They Want Their Money

Hong Kong, Jan. II The Filipinos,
who have broken off negotiations with
Consul Wildman, have written to recover
$4,000 which was deposited with him as
an independence fund.