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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-07-21

Builders Hardware a specially at J
K. Milligan's.
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A full line of standard and niseel-
|aneous books at Frazer's drug store.
Royal Stock Food, three pounds for
25e at Frazer's Drug Store.

Cleveland Bicycles now on sale at J.
K. Milligan's.
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Go to J. K. Milligan's for Paints and
Oils, N. Main st.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-07-21

Take your prescriptions to Frazer
Druq Store, I27 w. Columbus auenue
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-07-21
Frazer says his Pineapple Snow and
Ice Cream Soda can't be beat.

Fence wire, all kinds, at J. K. Mill
gan's, 100 N. Main St.
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FOR SALE.

A complete set of meat market tools,
will be sold cheap if sold soon. Ad-
dress A. D. Matthews, Bellefontaine,
Ohio. 58-2tei
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White Sewing Machines
BALL BEARINGS.

These hardened little steel
balls makes the "White"
run exceedingly light, and
almost noiseless. We are
justified in saying
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SUNDAY AT PLEASANT GROVE.
Second Meeting of the Washington
Tp. s. s. Convention.

Following is the program for the
second meeting of the Washington
Township Sunday School Association,
to be given by the Pleasant Grove
church, July Both, at 300 o'clock p. M,
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New
Goods.

For present use re-
ceived by express this
morning Ladies' grass
linen Skirts, extra
quality, all lengths. at
81, 81 90 and 81.
Marrow Val Laoes
opened, q select line
in latest designs.
Elegant line of all
over Tuckings, Puff
ings and Embroideries
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1T STRUCK.

VtuTeSudy evtHT1IR, .UV o C1OCh,
August second, eighteen hundred ninety
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THIRTY FAMILIES
ARE HOMELESS.
Five Blocks Laid Waste by a Sun
day Night Blaze.
ONE NAN SUPPOSED DEAD.
SIX Hundred Fton Thrown out Of
Employ mcnt- rirc started Ia
~ Chair Plant.

Port Washington. wis. Fob. 2o-Lnst
nights nrc which totally destroyed tho
plant or the Wisconsin Chair company.
covering two blocks. and laid waste
three additional square blocks was nu-
silly brought under control this morn
Ing.
Tho iors 10 the chair company will
be- about $4,000. fully covered by In
Eurnnco. The loss 90 other property
viii amount 10 about g50.0oo partly cove
cred bv insurance. Tho small LOSSES
were sustained By about go or 90 In
divlduals The chair company gave
employment to about CO.. men. Tho nrc
started In the vcnccfinE department
ana spread rapidly. Tho lumber yards
md warehouses adjoining were we'll
stocked and furnished good food FOR the
flames
About thirty families were made
homeless by the fire.
The territory burned includes Frank.
In street 10 the lake. nsdlHtnuco 81 two
blocks. and from Pierce 60 Wisconsin
three blocks. The block bounded by
Washington and Pierce ffum Franklin
a. the lake was badly rcufchcd. The
losses include Eartin a Western Plow
works. 10000.
Engineer Kuckie OF the chair com.
pany T. missing. and u r. feared was
burned to death.
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overwhelming evidence that tho rcrrig-
Grated beef wuH treated with chemicals.
The fact was that this only evidence
was Nphht WuH contained ln tho tc-
ports ~ urcrfu Ful statements ~ men
whr claimed int the bcof had thu 0iOr
ct az omhnimcd body. that they hal
torn iuld injected into beef aud other
Indications OF chemical treatment lie
declared tho Interview an erroneous
presentation VI what a. could poaaibly
have said
col Davis recurring 10 the statement
Of Con. Miller before the war commits
sion asked hlIs what his idea a. a. tho
beef supply fof the army was when
tho war broke out teplyinr Con.
Miller raid while hiF attention eas Oc-
cuplud with WclHhucr matters ~ mob
llltAtlun and equipment % troops, ha
folt confident tnat the usage ~ 100
years would b. followed uud that eat
tie herds would be- Whipped 60 the army
Ia the tropics. ana killed There. just ns
thvt we're during the civil war In tho
south, M Arizona. Texas and In Next
cu. whore % was Hu hot that soldiers
could not alt upon tho rocks. fle uu-
drrHtuud cuba and Porto Rico were cx-
rpllrui EfusF countries cattle could be
shipped and Kept In prime condition.
lio reviewed his action IN cabling tho
department 10 send no moro rgffiFur-
niod beef 10 Porto Rico while he was
there. finding II possible 20 use beef on
The huuf
COT Davis asked " Gen. Mllcf know
whether Porto Rico exported any cat
tle. Witness snid II did to the number
~ several thousand aud they were inc
cattle SIN he Understood that our
troops We're not only receiving rcfrir-
Grated hecf "a the coast. but u wa. be-
lnr Frnt into the Interior The situa-
ton now be- said. waH different from
that during the war. Sow there wern
Ice machines on shore. Then there was
not ice enough Tor tho hospitals
Recurring 20 the eNpcdiency 81 feed
INK the troops hoof beef IN Porto Rico.
ucn. Miles ruid he was much IN favor
~ o. He snid native beer killed at
night could BE- very well led the men
next day
DO you think" continued Col Davis.
that the native beef would keep ~
well ns the refrigerated beef IN the alb
Honcu ~ cooling apparatus on Shores"
u am quite sure II would unless tbs
rcfrirrrnted beef was chemically treat
~ Ho mo- 20 keep Tor soventy-two hours
after coming from tho coolers. " course
u had the advantage ~ tho native beef
so Tar na Keeping goes"
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Commander-in-Chief Of the United States
Forces Before the Court.
DOOR OF AN EMBALMED BODY.
Officers and Men Complained Regarding the
Smell From the Beetle critieises the Methods Em-
ployed o Furnish the Brave Soldiers with Heat.

Washington. rob Gothic court u
Inquiry 60 examine into tho bcof cone
trovcuy assembled at tho Lemon build
ms shortly nftor 10 1'clocl, this morning
preparatory tp a. first FORMAL feaHiuu.
Brig. Gen. George ". Da,ia aud Col.
0co. L. Gillespie, members OF tho court.
ana col Geo. u, Davis. recorder and
Judge advocate. were nrst ~ arrive.
Major Gen. James r. wade. president
u tho court. came later. ana ~ iOiJ5
the court In fun dress uniform proceed
ed o. the white iiousr. whcf, % paid
itH respects 60 the President and then
e. tho war department. whrro IL called
upon Secretary Algcr aud Major Con
,ral Miles.
The court returned at 1906 from ita
visits of courtesy and after two pho.
toEraphcra made pictures 81 the court.
Major General Miles was presented as
the nut witness. lie appeared IN
fatigue uniform. and was sworn After
stating his rank and o,nuc IA. war asked
about his statement before the war
commission. It, said be- mndc one. aud
upon Col DayIa'H submitting puntod
report NJ that statement Gcu. Miles
examined ana approved II. Then he
was asked about an alleged Interview.
which appeared In the New York jour
nal ui December %. whether u repre-.
scented completely ur In part whlf ~
said. Gvn. Miles read H. Then he raid.
u do not recall anything IN that
Interview that has not been given IN
my testimony OF transmitted IN my re
ports. iuu MIDI observe ~ contains n
number NJ my declarations 10 Name OF.
nnataaot.in, Authorities aud al ila,ia. 4.
nurWUG II must. therefore. be incor-
t,ct Ia IT. representations"
liulnr asked about uu interview IN
tho Sow York Herald ~ February I.
d. rnid
u have o. letter from tho gentleman
Who ! uuGrftinui wrote this No which
he says be- ~ willing o. swear that
declined o. ha interviewed. and that
thinking something had been given out
D." had .gur 'Clrd Co write what he
knew we've tho fpttB."
~" then pointed out that the inter-
Wow NaH erroneous. IN that II repre-
scented him aH having said that no had
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Ml..Ins shlppIns on lhe AlIanlIe.

Norfolk. Va, Fob. a0-'rho british
steamship Harvard In still fast on IA
sixteen foot ridge In Chesapeake bay
between ocean View ana old Point
The tugs \. j. Hudson Captain Cutt-
rcll, aud n. l.. Luchrnhlch have made
several attempts tu get the vessel Oft
hat Ia vain The biz ship iH bound
from New orleans Tor Rotterdam with
"a valuable cargo u cotton and cotton
seed products
A large ilrrt uf achuuupfH tpWod iu
hero fur hlfhur report that The recent
storm was very severe Tho majority
Of tho vessels let Charleston during
the irst days NJ February, bound Tor
baltimore. several schnoucw which
aailrd some days previously, are miss
ing. and ID h. feared may be- lost.
The schooner Mary curtis. Captain
Maker. which sailed from Charieaton
for Richmond ON February 2, ~ one of
these. II Is hvo days overdue.
The Annlp brown, which loft Chnrlua-
ton four days after the Curtis, however,
has arrived IN distress.
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Leaders Of the rhliippire Campaign WIN
d. Rewarded b, Their Country.

New York. Feb. s0--A special 10 the
Herald from Washington says.
President Mckinley has determined
o. reward several general officers Tor
Rallnntry during the Cuban and Phil-
iulnv operations.
Upon tho retirement Of nriFadicr
General ~. y. Miller on March 10.
Colonel " V, sumner now brigndlor
general u volunteers. Will b. appointed
hriradier general In the regular army.
No toward can be given Ia Major Gen-
ofai otis until June 10 1900 until the
army reorganization bill shall pass.
General Otis holds only the rank %
brigndiyr Reneral In the regular SER
vice. He viii be appointed major
general upon the retirement on June
ic 1850 Of Major General Wesley Mcr-
ritt. but the President would like 10
confer promotion upon him sooner
should h. have the opportunity 60 do
30. General otis VIII be- the next ma
i0r general Of tho regular service az.
pointed Although nrirndicr Gcnvrni
u. W. Flnrier does not retire until June
- the Tossips In the war department
are already tnlkirr of his successor. II
seems 90 be- generally conceded that
Colonel J. 81 whiftmorc viii receive
the appointment Of chief " ordnance.
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nryo,r Is sicAnAGuA.
a Rattle Is Expected with the Insurgents
within tow bays.

Chicago. Fob. .O-A special TO the
rimeH-licrald from Mobile says;
The fruit steamer Sunniyn of the
HlLoholds linnaua company arrived
from iluonrldh, Nicaragua, with the
following ndyiceH ~ 10 February -.
ocnorai Mrnn has been fur three days
above Rama with 200 Insurgents,
II IL reported that lc liberals are
counting under irouu Estrada. Fermia
Ding, liberal leader was wounded
ana captured with fifteen followers
above lluHln by uu luhursrnt force uu-
der the rough rider scout, Samson.
\ battle M expected here o. "a few
days. General krNrs' boats have re-
turned from Grpytuwn To defend this
place. The mun-oi-War San Jaointu
u also her"
Three hundred Americans from cuba
are due here IN Join tho inaufgent teou-
scryutivo) forces. Mitruilleuso. Citing.
krupp hnd HotchkiHs guns aro also ex-
peotod hero ms additions TO the insur-
gent arms,
Greyt0wu wnH surrounded By the
rough riders when the gunhoatn loft,
4 force OF liberals IL due at that port.
Colonel q. W, Winchester. chief 81
police al Puerto Hmrios, has Joined
Reyes. -Four hundred men are await
ing Reycs'a arrival IN HronaJia 10 dock
TO his standard.
The conservatives are volunteers ana
engage In their ordinary tasks during
the day, while ready at any time 60
respond To the hugle call. II a choice
were given them they would prefer
Clarence. the eNilrd chicftain, 10 Prefl-
dent Ielayu,
Tho foreigners here support tho con-
seryntlyes. order II generally prev
ulrnt,
Tho Norwegian and British craft that
were impressed boy the insurgents 90
carry troops have been released.
The Liberal Eaplnosn says the reyolu-
ton win last only month.
Among the passengers on board the
steamer SunniNn was Adam Espinosn.
OF iiluenelda, nephew OF General Juan
y. Reyes. the revolutionary leader.
senior Eapinoaa states that his uncle
General Reyes, had proclaimed himself
provisional president OF Nicaragua. had
armed the Indians Of the Mosquito
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H. 10 rect In American hands or IN those
~ European capitalists. Several ru-
morH have reached New York from
dino % time uf % syndicate which was
forming 90 buy M the tobacco lands
iu cuba. These have had % do prin-
glpnlly with o. combination Ia which
American capitalists were concerned.
u was reported d day OF two ago IN q
Havana newspaper that a second
American syndicate was IA process OF
formation ana u WAS learned that
prior 60 tho appearance OF the Amcri-
cans. "a foreign syndicate had secured
u number % options ON factories with
tobacco bearing lands Thr pnracnt in-
dicatluna arc that II Will now resolve
Itself into q race between the two
ayndicntcs aa 90 which viii secure tho
valuable property necessary 20 mako
the operations 81 q syndicate success
ful From what was learned. the Amer
leans are now iu u safe position To get
all they want tho only further thing
necessary being a speedy elimination
Of their plans aud a positive forming
Of the syndicate.
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coast. aud with the aid OF Americans
In the hlluoncida has probably an
army u 900 or i.ul1 mon. The govern
mctn ut Manngua, Espinosa learned,
has sent 500 men to attack Reyes at
Biuehoids.
The troops under Reyes had gone up
10 the river 60 Hama. thirty miles
from nluehelds. a. meet Zclaya's force
and II WAS probable that battle had
already been fought
Senior Espinom auys tho cause N the
discontont AGAINST PRECEDENT Ielayn IL
widespread ana woil grounded. Ills
uncle had heretofore been an intimate
friend and supporter Of Zclayn. but rec.
Gently he has not been able 10 approve
nor support ZclayaH conduct as pfcai-
dent.
In addition to levylng the tnrin taxes
on the eastern coast. Zclayu had
caused 60 bc summoned the leading ma
tive capitnllriH Of the country md de-
clnrlur them 90 hr enemies ~ the rec
public. hns cnuHcd them to bc mulcied
In nner in most instances equivalent
Ca their cutirc available capital.
TT the departmental fiscal nrDut failed
20 collect She tine. tho unfortunate
were committed CO. the utnifUutiury
without TRIAL ur form uf law, placed In
rhnlug and Kept ironinmurluHdu. lu
many clura denied fuo1 ur water. un-
~ the tho was paid. which. be ull cnHos
rurrod tho prisoners NJ their declared
treason.
I.splnora rays thcse nets have os.
trnnrei tho good people ~ tha republic
from Hnluyn aud that Reyes confident
~ looks forward Tor support from them
and for thu active ala N the consoryu-
tive church party " the republic
EgnluuHi snyH hr learned before lcnv-
inR Hluonolds that tho itundurnn GOV.
.H.H
from Tcgurignipn to Zolnyn'H aid. The
liondurnn allies were raid 20 be- com.
mnndcd hy General Surra. general
under uufllln.
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british steamer Cardinal Ha. TO be- Left
The Grew saved.

baltimore. Md. Feb. Gothic Lord
Line steamer Lord Charlemont. Cap
tain McNicnr from AndrosHnn. which
arrived here this morning had ou board
The CROW OF the British steamer CaTdi-
mol OF Sew Ca'tle. which was nban-
iOuUl February lhth in latitude 40
north. Gl weat. The Cardinal sailed
truW pvrsHcnll fnr Antwerp February
ist with cargo uf lumber and timber
on deck She conlrd ut Norfolk Feb.
ruury sth. ana sailed tho next day
Soon after getting % Hen she encoun-
tered terrific gales ana seas swept over
bet. carrying away her buiwarks, and
noUding her hold. rutil Monday. Fob
ruAry TAN. hrr crew endured great
harlHhipa from cold and hunger. ana
on morning ~ the 18TH. when the Lord
Chulcunnt hove IN sight u WAS de-
rlird Go abandon her Captain Charles
k.mu tlH Cardinals commander and
hls crew OF tWurty-uiun mon. launched
two hnnta Ind rclohci the charlempnt
I'M safety after which the boats were
abandoned
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San frnncisco. Fob. 90. The trainer
and other friends NJ Giwm. who lin
irhcd ffth I'm the riX day bicycle race.
after leading the procession ~ riders
for over three days claim that he must
have been drurrrd They assert that
hiH collapse was too sudden to have
been due Co natural causes.
After the long race was concluded.
Harry Elkoa defeated jay Eaton IN
i've mile paced race. his timc bulug
s.52
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RAWLlNS is CONFIDENT.
He Thinks Sal, Lake Public Building Bill
VIII be Passed This Session.
Committee on Rules Decides Go give
Another nay nor the considera-
ton OF the mis-.


Special 20 the "Nown,"
Washington. u. G.. Feb. 20 Tho com.
mittcc on rules has decided 10 give nn-
other day Tor the consideration OF pub
lie building bills. Tho date was not
made public. but members OF the pub
he building committee said the rule
would be- offered 60 the House late this
afternoon OF tomorrow. when the date
would be- set. only forty-ono bills
are TO be- considered among them salt
Lake, Senator Hawllna Is confident OF
It, passage.
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HEIR TO EcYPT'S THRONE.
Ne Comes ir he Person Of he khedre's Fourth
Child.
save. Ills Father from Being Dcpos-d
-other Three children Were
Daughters.

Alexandria. Fob. 2o-Tho Khcdlya
has given birth TO q son at MontazaL
There IL great rejoicing nt the fact that
the khcdiyc now has an heir To the
throne.
The birth of three daughters In sue
cossion 10 the Khcdiyo was q source
OF great disappointment to both Abbaa
aud the people Of Egypt, and thorc was
some talk OF depouins tho Khcdive In
favor Of his only brother Mohammcd
All
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New York. Feb, sl.- Senior Agouclllo.
the Filipino delegate, arrived here toe
day fTnm Montreal. Hr was accom-
panied by his ruWuatrloi Sfuur MART,
AFunclllo expects tu HIii iur England
on "wednesday llc was asked whether
he intended to continue hla WiaHltt in
England and answered Tint perhaps ho
would do 80. but that ho dli not uurp
10 say much ON tho subject
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ra,onis I. safe.

P0utn Del Gndu. Azofc Islands. Fob.
.o.-'rhc weather has become calm and
the Guuurl line steamer Pavoula. which
became disabled while on the passage
from Liverpool Tor boston aud was
tuwpd Into st. Michnulr ON Saturday
~ danger and win enter the hafbor TO-
day
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New York. Fob .p-Ifirr today dli
damage estimated .ut NiOnrOu iu the
hulldlur iu broadway occupied hy tho
iur Bros A. COMPANY Hamburger and
Holman. cigars The Postal Telegraph
company llumH railroad ticket uilCr
nnd GureluEer a Company, hik manu-
faCtuItff.
Roth ut tlr ulk firms had largo
stocks on hand, most N which b. said
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san PuucIsgD. Feb. 20,--"Kid" Me-
Coy, thr heavyweight pusilist and
George Grrru. a., local mlddleweight
have signed articles calling Tor a trn'
round contest between the men some
time IN ApriL Mccoy agree 10 knock
Green out inside OF ten rounds or Tor
folt the decision
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Washington. Fob. eO--Thc secretary
Of state has sent tho following cable
gram To Our ambassador nj Paris
You VIII appropriately convey TO
President i.ouhot the prraIdcuts most
cordial congratulations ON hla election
90 tho chief nhgistracY 81 the French
republic. aud the sincere Wishes nf the
rri ANA people OF the United
states Tor the continued welfare uf the
French nation
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House Commissioners a Fayora-
Bile Report on the Bill.
HAWAII AND MANILA CABLE
senate Committee Favorable 70 Piac-
ing Subsidy Am.ndmcn, In ti,o
Appropriation Isili.

Washington. Feb 2o-'rhr House
committee on appropriation today or
datrd favorable report ON the bin 10
pay Spain i2oooOOu00 for the Philip
pines,
An amendment declaring tho policy
OF tho government toward the Philip
pines was defeated hy party vote.
Chairman Cannon was directed to call
ZAP the blll today under surponaion OF
thp rules
\ special mretlug Of thc committee
was held at 1850 o'cllul, 60 pass ou the
sln.u0u.UDO appropriation a hill hy MI
cannon provided this appropriation
without confederation, Another bill uf
Oilrtt ~ Massachusetts,, added a proc
viHD declaring the policy of tho govern
mont toward the Philippine. The Gll-
lett lll WAf not acted ON.
Mr' Doukory (Mu) offered ma amend
mcnt containing features ol the Nc
Emery resolution. % dlHculimed amy disc
position ur Intention by tho United
states 90 exercise permanent HuVcr-
dignity, luHdiotion lr cuuirnll' over The
Philippines aud ussprtrl the purpose nf
spitiug M staple FORM OF local gov
Crnment ana then leaving u Tor tho
Flllpiuos to admni t,r Tho pockcry
amendment was defeated hy "a party
vote. the Democratic ana Ron Qnpl
supporting ana the Republicans oppns-
ug. After the drfrHt nf the amend
Wrut Mr. pnckery stated that the con.
test would hr carried CO. thc floor ~ the
House and uu rupit made 90 add the
declaration of policy
The Spuute committee un foreign re-
lutious tndny authorized "a favorable
report ON au amendment 90 Doc offered
a. the sundry olVl appropriation bin
Tor tho construction of "a cable tn
Hawaii and Manila, THE cable lH not
tu hr built by the United states. but
n yearly subsidy is 90 Doe paid by the
government
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Nnusnu y. H. Fob. .o-Tho Italian
bark barbara Luigi. Captain scotto.
from Pensacola, on February iHt Tor
Cruna, went ashore ON February ith.
un tho Little Nnhnmn bank ana proved
total l1Hs The captain aud eight
~ tho crow 81 the bark have arrived
here.
Three Of the crow were drowned and
two dlDi ns tho result Ut exposure 90
tho weather.
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Chicago. Feb. zO-Mr philip y. Ar.
mour has given $4,000 more "a the rn-
d0wmont III tho Armour institute This
uak,s his total rlft To- thiH institute
.g,g.O.OOO.
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ATTORNEY EVANS ASKS FOR
TIME

Attorney Evans then said that he re-.
gtcttcd that he did not have she array
Of counsel to present that Mr.. Mccunr
had. that he had been called into the
case late on Saturday night ana hhd
not had sufficient time In which 20 pre-
pare more specific charges than those
already presented. lie therefore asked
until 10 o'clock until tomorrow morn
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Race Tor the Control Of the Cuban Weed

New York Feb gO.-Thc Herald says;
4 fortnight viii probably determine
whether the controlling power Tor sup
plying the demand Tor Havana tobacco
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be begun at once. Personally he was
also deair0us that this should be done
would probably call him out Of the city
for San Francisco tomorrow evening.