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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
THE BILL INDUSTRY.

How the Members Of the House Heed
Governor Geer's Suggestion.
or the 27l bills which have been in.
troduced In The House, l47 had been
printed this morning. Several incor.
poratlon bills, OF purely local interest
we're not sent TO the printer.
The state printing otlce IS working
night aud day on the grist OF the bills
which has been run through the first
hopper OF the legislature mill;and all
the type stickers ia town are in de,
mand. Probably the end OF this week
Will see the work pretty well caught
up with.
III all members Of the House we're 20
make the same showing 10 The way OF
introducing bills as have the two gen
tlemen from Clatsop, Mr.. Leeds would
nave work for his full force for The
rest OF the winter Curtis heads the
nst wlth27 and Young comes second
win 10, Moody is close third with
!" Whalley has II; Flagg 70; Max
well II; Hill o; Morton aud Whitney,
eachi DAVIS, McCulloch and Stll-
man, teach; Beach, Grace, Movers
ana Ross, eachi Blackaby, Gray. |
Marsh Mcqueen, Palmer, Roberts and |
wilson, . each, Fordney FreeIand |
lnd Hawson, 4 each; Reeder, Stewart
'iooKlrk and Woncott, 3; Bayer Brat
am Butt Carter Cummings, Farrell.
Anlght' KruSe, Masslnglll. McAlister
HcCourt and Topping, ?; Briggs
)onnelly, Gregg, Han, Lewis, Platts'
'ner"ln oln Smith, Stanley Stump,
thompson and Virtue, each. Jones
nd Lanson have so far, refrained
rom introducing any bills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
THE LEGISLATURES MEN.
ReaSsemble After Few Days Rscupera
ton From Labors

Reagsemble After a Few Days Rscupera
ton From Labors.
The legislature convened this after.
noon at 2:3O O'Clock, after two days
recuperatlon, while some members
may have been idle during that time,
IL must be Acknowledged that nCt a
few, who have important committee
work, have worked as th y are seldom
compelled 10 at their private affairs.
Their labor Of searching the statutes,
the constitution and the wishes Uf
their constituents, aud IN some 10.
stances looking after the welfare Of
the state and taxpayers, Is no boys'-
play, Even some committee clerks
have had 10 work during the interim.
A special order in the senate this
afternoon Is the consideration of the
judiciary committee report against
the bill for two additional Justices Of
the supreme court This report is ex-
tenslye, and deals with the cor stltu
tlonal points. Many OF the best law
yers 10 both houses, as well as mem
oers Of the judiciary Of the state it's
SELF are Of tie opinion that the bill Is
unconstitutional, and as other steps
have already been taken 10 relieve the
supreme court OF the crush OF work
IL Is generally conceded that the re-
port Of the committee will be respected |
aud the bill fail 70 pass.
Probably the most important meas
ure before either house Is the DAILY ed
bill. which revlses and cod
lies oul school laws and IL intended TO
knock out the school book trust which
Is now forcing upon Oregon's school
children many inferior text books at
prices and above the company's regu.
arly advertised prices and above
prices paid by other states.
THIS bill has been referred IN the
educational committee, aud is being
thoroughly oyerhauled, but IL II not
'nown Just what that committee
uaY recommend, State Superintend.
nj Acdermann 10 taking an active
land 10 the revision OF tnls bill, and
ONE important changes VIII be no
oubt Introduced rejecting his Views.
The House left OH work Friday on
econd reading Of bills. and will prob
bly, resume that order Of business as
here are many bills yet 20 be read.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
A TERRIBLE TUMBLE
Half a Hundred Go to the Bottom OF
Wills Store.
Interesting Facts and Detailed Particulars
Of An Unprecedented Under
taking in This City.

To every one whose home is without
piano or organ, have statement
Of special interest TO make, a state
ment such as, during the many year:
Of my connection with the music trade
10 Salem, haYe meyer been called
upon TO make, anu am sure / never
shall again.
Late last fall, 10 anticipation Of q
large holiday trade, / ordered nearly
double the amount Of pianos and or
gans that 1 sold the year previous
but, owing TO unavoidable delays in
transportation, the biggest part OF
the shipments did not get here in
time for the holiday trade.
Now, in order 10 dispose Of these
pianos and organs at once, and make
room for instruments now on the road
| have decided, with the assistance of
Mr. Henry Eilers, now here, repre-.
senting the eastern factories, 70 make
a sale OF them and while l regret TO
make such dn open cut In prices as 20
disturb the immediate future music
trade, feel compelled to make such
figures as will dispose Of every one Of
these Steinway. Chickering, Klmball,
a. b, Chase, Emerson, Smith g.
Barnes, HUE, Graner, Whitney,
Miller and other pianos now on hand,
before the close OF the week.
The first four named makes are
wOrld-renowned, high-grade pianos
tue highest-priced and most artistic
pianos made IN America today. /
offer for sale Monday a beautiful
fancy mahogany or walnut cased,
bigh- grade, upright plano, stand
Ing four feet seven inches high,
having latest style revolving lock
boards and three pedals, for 1886,
which Is all almost half priced. All
rosewood cases s2l less money; and
somewhat smaller size Of the same
make, the regular 1875 style, for s2l6.
still palmer pianos, recognized every
where as strictly standard insLru-
ments, retail az $500 aud 1925, brand
new, Tor Sl0B, s2lS and 1924, All
others at cOrrespondingly lower prices. |
In this stock there are several very
'ancy instruments, the sale price OF .
which exceedsf $3.50. On these, terms
Will be $50 down and Sll a month; all
others $40 or s25 down and slO
month. and some for SO a month.
With interest on deferred payments
!, 10 per cent per annum.
Organs cost from s47 10 sos, accord
ny To works, styles and design.
Terms $40 down and 81 or S5 a month.
several second-handed pianos and
rgans az "A merely nominal prices.
want them out Of the way.
A good Sherman Clay upright, s9j-
ood tone-Sl5 down and SO month.
eyeral Ogons, all In good shape, for
10, s3S, and Sl5-on your own terms.
Every new instrument In this sale
tully warranted by the manufact-
rUrs aud by myself, and these gaar-
ltees protect all purchasers abso-
Itely.
rms sale commenced this morning
Geo. G, WINS music store, No. 23l
lmmercial street, nearly opposite
add X Bush's bank, and II everyone
uld realize the exact condition OF
ings all pianos and organs would be
Id tomorrow night. Store opened
y and evenings until SAFE closes.
GEO. G. WILL, 10
Piano and Music Dealer. q,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
THE way TO WIN A WOMAN.

A man must fight 10 win a woman. II
IL not always a duel with rapiers that he
must engage in. Sometimes Il is a struggle
which on the surface appears 20 be far
more peaceful than any battle at arms II
isn't the soldier only who must be brave.
Men need courage to succeed anywhere in
liie A mechanic or a farmer needs grit "
IN his soul as well as on his hands. In
whatever line Of work man is called upon
10 make his way in the world he must
show pluck, and steady persevering deter
mination If he expects to win and hold a
worthy woiuan's affection.
woman judges a man from appear
snces, II he is energetic and forcibic she
DOESN'T always stop 10 reason why. She
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
The Great McEwen.

The feature Of McEwens hypnotic
entertainment this evening, the open
lng OF a weeks engagement at Reeds
opera house, is the placing OF Miss
Grace Maynrrd in catalepsy. This he
considers the most marvellous catalep-
tical test ever witnessed by the Amerl-
can people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Movements Of Residents and Visitors At
the Capital City.

Movements Of Residents and Visitors a
the Capital City.
ror additional Local aud Social see third pag,
Dr. T. L. Golden is visiting hIs sor
at sclo Ferry.
Mrs George II. Irwin has returned
from a visit 40 the home OF Mrs. Van
Dyne of Portland
Hon. A. II. Crook. Of Gold Beach.
Is 10 the city for fow days, a legIs.
latiye spectator.
Rev. Il. u, Williams IL visiting
shedcs aud Oakvllle In the Interest of
the UoIted Brethren church.
Mrs u, X, Jackson, Of BrownsyIlle.
has returned 10 her home after visit
her son James Wilson, of this city.
Eugene Haytor, clerk OF Polk
county, today forwarded the tran
so'lpt OF appeal In the State OF Oregon
vs. W. G.. Magers, 10 Meyers attorney
at Salem, aud the same has been died
With The clerk OF the supreme court
Ihe case will be entered on the docket
and heard at as early a date as pos
sible.
MIS- Dunnlway of Portland, Is IN
.he city, the guest OF Miss AnnIce
ielfrles. Both the ladies are promin. !
mt suIiraglsts aud will take an active
part Ia securing the submission OF the
amendment 10 the constitution tol
lllow women 10 vote.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

VII w, ee served by MAXIM sun, n,
"'oas "sa'se' ~ VIII be a loss OF time AMI
,,eaey ,,ieoeey " oe stricken with serinni 49,,
s's aa's Take Hoods SarSaparilSs
sIu purify your blood. Ia ms aas 30
80 ~ svtuls tNIuls ol disease wall Oe exnelleg
- ~ oess aud suffering will he aynlas9
~ gyer heaith will 81 nressrss.3'
i'at this a Nise oourseg F'''''eu'
tioods Pulls are the only PIN. =,
- ceats, e''''a' ffice
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

Char Cars Between Portland and Albany.
Comfortable upholstered revolving
chairs, observation ends, attractive
smoking rooms, first class Ia every
particular, 25 cents Portland TO Salem,
80 cents Portland TO Albany. Car on
rear end OF tram. These cars will be
run throuG hout the session OF the
legislature. l-l7-td.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

Prof. II S. Lyman, the Union can.
dldate for state superintendent last
June, has been Ia the city IN the 10
terest OF Push Club OF Astoria, In
spectlng our creamery aud adjoining
dairy farms. A good creamery for
Astoria Is contemplated. - Albany
Democrat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
Deauty Is Blood Deem.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarcts, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy, liver and driving all i'm.
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug.
Rists' satisfaction guaranteed, lOc, 25c, SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
It's Easy

IN break down the health by hard
work and neglect, but it's just about
as easy 20 get strong and we'll again.
Take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and
SepsIa' Seps attack iaSIsay. 9f Ss'- Hostetter's
tion, bilIousness, con Ctooooob
tipatlon, nervousness. ONOllldSll
or malaria will be gone p,4toAe
almost before you know IT, DUCTS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
Pfotraeted Msetiegs

Commence this Monday Eve at the
AZ lne Kaiser school house by Rev.
peterson OF the Brooks charge. Every
body invited to attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
JOURNAL oX-RAYs.n

Geer's message was "a plain tai,
from the waldo Hills. "
TIT
IL is believed that the Legislature
will get hack TO Salem this week Ia
time TO adjourn.
TT
To what extent will the Gcer ad-
ministratlOn recognize wOmen In
making appointments?
TIT
There are some things lnopportune.
For Instance, any creation Of new
slnecures for the abolished railroad
commission.
Sales Of The JOURNAL the past
week exceeded by one thousand any
previous week 10 It's history. IL sat
Isles an universally felt want.
ri
"Behold how far a little candle
throws It's beams in 10 naughty
world. ."--Shakespeare. Perhaps some
Of our critics will take offense at that
1T
With Recorder Judah as acting
Mayor, 10 the atsGnce OF Mayor Bishop,
there II raised the delicate question.
Is Mrs. Bishop or Mrs. Judah the first
lady OF the Capital city?
TT
A certain class OF newspapers, that
either eJlOgize, or are silent about,
the methods OF the textbook trust, all
oppose the Daily bill and throw out
the intimatIon that the monster
trust is using DAILY as a stalking
horse. Deep, alDt they?
-.
One committee clerk was by some
unforeseen accident compelled TO en-
dure the lnsulrerable anguish and
mental torture Of not following the
crowd to Portland Friday. Sunday
night she was still alIYe but pulses
very feeble.
~
An Eastern Oregon paper heroIcally
kicks at an appropriation for the en-
OF the Flax Industry,
aud for the Ashland Normal school
But 10 Is silent about the demands
Tor Beet sugar and Weston Normal
school, which are twice as large.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Tour life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag
netic, full OF life, nerve and vlgor, take No.To'
Bac, the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or 81, Cure guaran'
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

zine blankets cleaned or dyed and
nicely finished at Steam Dye Works,
l9o commercial street, opposite vii.
annette Hotel I9I cod ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
Dissolution.

,rt..,. SALEM, Jan. |, 1899
., .S S paIuHrhip heretofore existing between
.he urn OF Roach Cronlso is hereby dissolved
Dy mutual consent. Mr.. Cronise continuing
'"V puslle's' w. II. ROACH,
Il. J. RRONlSE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

One thing about Senator Browneil
he seems TO have the confidence and
lots OF calls for help from the farmers
ana poorer people OF Clackamas comfy.
lt may be that he promises them
too much aud too many offices; but In
that he only practices openly and puts
Into operation practical populism-
doing something for the people,"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

to''owlng from the Eugene State
S Journal shows that ex Secretary OF
STATE kineaid is running a genuine
reform paper The DAILY school bpl
'aet Win resistance and was also
strongly backed, II has been thouyht
TOT long by many that the existing
ulaanef OF securing school text bookS
vas very wrong, supporting Kind o,
fA'np're which has been bleeding ,bs
people, 10 is claimed thar tbs
Z sIaft" Was strongly opposed "a the
'aly o'll aud set up a cry OF Jobber,,
wolf N"'' no
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
NEV RACKET
Corner State and Commercial Streets,

the customers it is where you get umbrellas, It is the
place to buy your msckntoshes it will pay you to buy
your overcoats you get good values in clothing, It is
where you get your pants--they are good fits and
prices will suit you In boys and chtdrens clothing
you'll find fine assortment and latest styles lowest
in price, For the latest assortment Of hats 20 to
FRIEDMANS NEW RACKET. 1t is where the
ladies always find the best assortment of 1sc.s
and embroideries' anything you want in trimmings
you will find at Friedmans New Racket, II pays you
to buy your staples at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

Times -MOuntalnecf;-The Salem
Journal complains that there Is no
organized opposition 10 Republican ex.
troVasance In the legislature. ~ our
memory serves us right there has been
nttle opposition TO extrayagance In
the legislature for a good many ses-
slons' but IL Is time the representa-
lives aud senators elected on the
union ticket were organizing a con
serted movement against the waste
Of public fluids.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

Grip is Staying thousands Of victims.
DR.. Miles Nervine is curing thousands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

VkxkRA 'S Al drssIss sssSsss ss +. .,s sF5sA s5s A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
They All Say

The Salem Especial" Hour made bv
that new machinery beats the world
Try IT.. 4tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
Insane.

Margaret Maxwell aged 70 years, Of
Morrow county was today committed
to the asylum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23
Labor Exchange.

AZ the last meeting of the boar,
and meeting members u was decided
10 extend The time Of payment OF th,
one dollar per month assessment oI
the members o. the Braucb, payabl,
In checks aud IL said assessment il not
paid up by the ilrst ol January, 1900
all members 10 arrears will be dropped
from membership.
fREpRicK LocgLEY, ST., See.
hdaeate NouF nowsls With Cascarsts.
- Nenoy tathnfiic, elre constipation forever
"''~'' nc q lniA afueHisis rufund money,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

Exhaustion and break down follows Grin.
Prevent It by using Dr. Miles Ncvine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

Miss Mary Gregg, Of 50. Louis, had
an eccentric uncle who left hera large
estate on condition that she aid moi
enange her name Miss Mary wanted
10 marry Joseph II, Dillon, a young
man worthy OF her aud wanted her
uucles money too, A shrewd lawyer.
l'r a Zee neatly solyed the difficulty
Last "eeA, on the application OF MIR
p''lon' Tue court changed his name To
Joseph H. Dillon Gregg. The we'd.
ding Is expected 10 occur In A rs.son
ao'e 'lme aud be celebrated by a tour
around the world.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-23

No doubt Mr.. Klncald, / ke other
members OF the human family, has his
shortcomings, but dishonesty aud
lheit are not among them. lie has
retained Ia oilce Tor four years nine
members OF the Mcbride family and
was severely criticised by his political
friends for keeping them as contended
continually In ctiice, function City
Times.
That Is the gravest oirense Mr.
hincald Ia accountable for. The
American people like 70 see a now lot
OF arrivals at the crib once ia a zen.
crallon at least. Let the high prlest
Of oiiielalism take notice.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-10
A BRUSH WITH THE NATIVES.
The Maros Take Possession ot a
Lighthouse Established by oar
Navy aud are DiHpcWHed.

Washington. Aug. s,Thc following
dispatch WIS received from Admiral
Watson. In command Of the Asiatic
station.
Secretary Of the Navy Nazro. "a,
commander Of the Maniln. ON July II.
rc-cstablished lighthouse Of Cape Mel
Vile, Balnhac, Philippine islands. and
huisted flag with appropriate honors.
July l3. on his return. n Moros. un.
der arms, were found TO br In posses.
sion of the lighthouse. Landing party.
commanded by Ensign j.. l.. llissrtt.
encountered resistance. No casualty
In our party. Loss in killed, one Of.
ticcr and one man Of the enemy.
DIcago Mnnalo, chlcf oi the Ialabac
Moras. was killed. seven taken prison.
ers; two escaped. Chief Of party WV.
very unpopular with the people of
Balabae. Philippine islands, owing Ia
fear Of him. Light has been restored
Manila has landed force. CharleEtowu
II on her way 10 Balhbnc, and will rcn.
der all assistance possible.
WATSON"
The island of Balnbac, the scene oi
the brush with the Moros, detailed In
Admiral Watson's dispatch, is situated
southeast of the Island OF PnInwan.
which II the most westerly Of the
Philippine islands and directly ives, al
the Island of Panay. The light which
waS established there hy Lieutenant.
Commander Naxro shows for rs miles
and IL regarded rs OF considerable i'm
por,apce to navigation, being In direct
line between Singapore and the
Struts settlements and the islands 70
the north. The island Is 90 miles long
and according to information w the
possession of the department, has but
population of i,l00 These nrc de.
scribcd In Admiral WatRon's dispatch
as Moros, the name applied to the
fierce natives of the Suln group. They
ARE Mohnmmeians and are regarded
as the most warllke people IN the phil.
ippines. The capital, l,nlabac, his q
population of 900. The Spanish yny.
crnment established u military post
there In 1887. II consists uf bar.
racks, hospital and an armed fort.
The Manila, the vessel describcd In
the dispatch, is captured transport.
Its mission In that vicinity Is unknown
80 the navy department.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-10

At Harluunillr. Ky. ON ihr eth, tho
Iur, iu the cu.r nraiusi lHmcs Hukrf,
for the murder ~ Wilson Howard, re-.
turned q verdict VI NOT guilty on the
first ballot There wns general
hnud.hukiug when the verdict was au-
nouncrd. The l,akrrs viii not return
tu elias county, aud ~, the frud 10
over on their part.
Count Pierre Alexander ,nu Mohrcn-
schild. who. under 90, nam, uf Peter
Peters. hu, been rmpIu,rd b, q New
York insurance rumuam. vas arrest.
cd. uu the 9Th. on warrant sworn out
by tho Russian consul ~ that port,
charged with hu,iur rmU.gJIrd 10000
roublrs with which h, ilad 90 America.
t,,p Nur. e.. pp,inu. that the ur,y
regiments bring raised fnr .rr,irr In
thu pbilipn,u,s .bpll is. ,.urriully cf
fc,rut with small arms. and an order
has hs.,u sent Ia the commander of
rpcb rrimrpt directing tb,t tnrgct
,,rf,,.,i,.,. L.. th, chief f,.,tur.. 81 p,,. In.
siruction given the soldiers
Th. ,,,,,,,,t .,,,,,,rf,..t ,,S ,I,,. INIT.
,d Polish sinner. ,f Nr,,.,;,.,, l..,,,p
ir T,., ri,, uirL ,, th,. -th ,,i,b n
busiurs, nrr,ipg nrlrg,tiops v,rr
rr,s.rt fr,m ..,,roI ~ IA, i,rg,r
ri,;,. m. ,,r,nI ,.,,,c,r, 80 ,t,. 49,.
c,.i,,,, ,,,,s ,.i,,.,. Il, ,,,,. orc,-, h,,s. ,,
the c,,u;p,, ,f IN, s,b
hr,.-,.,r.oiJ 5,rrh,.r ~ Inc.
,,no.. tt,ri.., a., 80 60 ,r,,.L,..t
60 h.,,h n,,.I,, ,roII,,,. ..r ., -
Nn,,.t.. CaI an ,hn -,S Tta All,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-10
A REVOLUTION HAS BEGUE.
A Formidable Movement In Favor oi
Don JsaR isidro JiaiasH tn
saBto Domingo.

Caps HaytieR, Hayti, Aug. s.--fien.
erals Pablo Reyes, Ramon Paeheco,
elena Navarro, jose Polo and jose
Jiminez have taken up arms In Santo
Domingo In favor of Don Juan Isidro
Jiminez and occupy the plains of
ChRguei and Curabo. as far as Jose de
las Matas, as well a. the towns of
Guayahin. Sabineta, Manzauillo and
Dajabon, abandoned by the troops ot
the government of Sunto Domingo.
More than half of these troops are sail;
TO hRse gone over to the camp Of Gen.
Pncheco who is reported to have more
than 500 well armed under his COM
msnd.
Gen. Guelllto. governor of Monte
Criste, who. it In claimed. has already
lost half his troops, who have gone
over TO the enemy, In In a desperate
position and unable TO attack the rev.
olutionists
Numbers of Dominieans arc nrriv-
ing in Hayii by sea, in order to Join by
crossing the frontier the camp OF Gen.
pRchccO.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-08-10

In san Domingo two nsaas.lns oi
President llcurcauN have been cap
iurcd and shot.
Mexican truop7 have the lnqm In.
dian revolt well IN Land. They have
killed NJ indiuns In Sonora.
EuFsla's ear announces that he 10
well pleased with the work done boy the
peace conference at The Hague.
Dspatch,- say that the c2ur Of Rus
sia PROPOSES Ia resign w favor OF hii
brother
On board the flagship Olympia Ad.
mirnl Dewey arrived In Naples.
\ Manila dispatch says that the In
surgents nj san Fernando captured and
burned the United Siat,s steamer Sat.
urnus.
\ dispatch SAYS the cruiser Nrw Or
leans arrived at s1n'o Domingo City,
where she WIS srnt 20 protect Amer
lean Interests In ease Of am wbreak.
The second trial oi Capt. Drryfus
charged with revealing army secrets
began M Rrnncs, France.
lRH collision on the Orleans railway
nt Juyisy, France. u persona we're
kllri and - injured.
IN Madrid The supreme council o.
war acquitted the officer. charged with
Tho responsibility Of surrrud"ring San.
iilgo To- the Americans.
At the Eiyscc Palace hotel in parit
Mr. John Waunmak"r oi Philadelphia
was ruhlrd uf icwris valued at $4,000