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Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
KiiIsd Q Dog,

There 10 an ordinance In this city
which makes 1t misdemsanor for a
boy under is years Of age to fire any
firearms within the city limits. Harold
Moffatt shot and killed III. /. Stsarns'
dog had which killed chickens and Mr..
Stearns had the boy arrested. When
Justice Hawley heard the case Mr..
Moffatt swore his son was over lSyears
OF age and the case was dismissed.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
A Weak Finish.

Little Frances-Papa, my teacher
told me to ask you to tell me something
about Victor Hugo. Tomorrow she
wants me to tell she class what was the
most important thing he ever did.
Papa (who pretends to know it alD-
Victor Hugo founded the Hugonauts; !;
but, say, tell your teacher I'm paying
school taxes and I dom propose to have
to do her work. Make her tell You
about it herself and see how she likes
it.--Chicago News.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
Legal Repartee.

"Gentlemen of the jury said the
pompous lawyer. assuming his most inn
posing mien. 81 once sat upon the
judge's bench in Iowa"
Where was the judget'' quickly
inquired the opposing attorney. and the
poupous gentleman found the thread
Of his argument hopelessly sntangled.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
Proof Positive.

His Honor-What's the charge, Off
cert Drunk
Officer--No. sor-crazy.
His Honor-How do You knowf
Ohicer-Well. sor, he is proprietor
OF daily paper, and heard him tell q
man that the paper probably had the
smallest circulation in the city, and So
His Honor-The padded cell--quickl
--Harlem Life.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
.God Bless the Duke of Argyll"

lyon Americans, said the Scotch
man, "suffer from an itch for notorie-
ty."
San itch for notoriety, " responded
the American with spirit. sis better
than notoriety for
But at that point they clinched. In
dianapolis Journal
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16

Some boys in an English school were
requested to write short letter to the
master. One youngster added a F. s.,
which ran. Please excuse bad riting
and spelling. as avent been taut any
better "
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-16
Marriage Licenses.

Issued Merch 9, 1890, to Nsls Hort
ness, Of Richlsnd township, and Mary
Sargent, Of Sherman township.
Issued March 10, 1899, to Edwin b.
Epoonman and Emma J. Stromme,
both of Volga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
n 4 WATEPUdN'S FUNERAL.

the Michigan Central Railroad. was held al the
Warburton Avenue Baptist Church. at Yonkcrs,
Yesterday afternoon and was largely attended. A
special car attached 10 the 90 train left the
Grand Central Station with a number OF the ON
cals Of the road The pall-bearers were G. i. Cox.
vice-president OF the Canada Southern Railroad
George s. Prince assistant treasurer Of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad, Allan
Rourn. purchasing agent OF the New-York Cen
trail and Hudson River Railroad: Frank Hathaway
and Walter r. Hackett. OF YOnkers, and ] Il. Man
ming II East Orange. The services conduct
ed By Or Alvah Hobart the pastor Of the church.
who paid high tribute to The character OF Mr.
Waterman. Thomas ] Morgan corresponding
rotary Of the American Baptist Home Mission So
ciety. W. L. Haskell secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. OF Yonkers. and George \
Wsrhurton. secretary Of the Railroad Branch OF
the Young Mems Christian Association. also spoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
WORK on cERvERA'S SHIPS ABANDONED
THE SWEDISH wRECKING COMPANY GIVES Up
ITS EFFORTS TO RAISE THEM.

THE SWEDISH wRECKING COMPANY GIVES Up
ITS EFFORTS TO RAISE THEM.
Washington April 4-Acting Secretary Allen has
received a letter from the manager Of the Neptune
Company the great Swedish wrecking corpora
ton announcing that 1t is not possible TO raise and
repair the vessels OF Cerveras feet. sunk near
Santiago. The conclusion Is that in the case OF the
Colon the company cannot undertake 10 raise her
unless the United States Government will guaran-
tee expenses In the OF failure. The wreck Is
lying in the surf line and on exceptionally
calm days cannot be approached by small
boats. As to the Niscaya. the company finds that
while Il is entirely feasible to float her she would
probably not be worth enough 10 the United States
Government to warrant the heavy expenditure.
The Swedish company having thus Withdrawn
the Navy Department s free TO entertain any other
project that may be advanced for raising one or
more Of the Spanish ships. There is already pend
Ing tentative proposition from an American cor
pOratiOn which has volunteered to deposit bond
to the amount OF 100000 to guarantee the sue
cessful prosecution OF the work and other more or
less formal propositions have been advanced. II
any responsible concern with practical experience
behind IL TO undertake the work. looking TO
Congress for reward In the event Of success. the
Department Will interpOse objection. Up TO the
present time IL has maintained It's claim TO the
wrecks but unless some arrangement is speedily
made for raising them. II is probable that Il VIII
allow individuals TO break up the hunks and re-
such Of the property az can be saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
MOVEMENT OF WARSHTPS.

Washington. April 4.-The North Atlantic Squad
ron arrived 81 La Guayra, Venezuela, yesterday.
The Marietta sailed from la Guayra for Guanta.
Venezuela, and tho Alliance sailed from Port Of
Spain for la Guayra. The Lebanon has arrived al
Norfolk.
THO Buffalo has sailed from Singapore for Port
Gai4 on her way 10 NcwYork. bringing home a
number o. officers ard men from Deweys fleet
whose time has expired. The Annapolis and tho
V.chsburg have arrived at Havana The Dolphin
hos arrived AT Yorktown. Va
The little captured Spanish gUnbosts Alvafsdo
and Santo"al vh2h have been NJ the Washing ton
Navy Ysrd for some time sailed Yesterday for
Portsmouth. y. H.. where they are 10 be thor.
oughly repaired and reconstructed. They VIII
probably make two stops on the way.
The Badger has sailed from Caao for san Fran
cisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
Bills SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR

Albany April 4-Governor Roosevelt has signed
the following bills:
Mr. Bolands. amending the charter OF the Bu,;;
fao CITY Cemetery relative 10 the investment Oh
its trust fund , A.,
Mr.. Burnetts. providing for better protection 'or
bees from the disease known as foul brood
Senator Wilcox's appropriating $500 for new
bridge over the Cayuga and Seneca Canal ~ SEN
cce Falls -. -.
Mr. Collinss, extending until July /, 1850 me
period during which attorneys-at-law shan res'~
Ter with the Court of Appeals. .-
George T. Kely's. providing that In the abolition
OF grade crossings within the corporate limits oi
city having special provision In its charter FOR tns
condemnation OF property for public purposes, suen
provision shall apply In the taking OF propery
needed for the change of grade 81 the crossings.
Mr. Sages. authorizing Catsk 70 expend w."
in the erection of q village hall.
Mr. Sears's. amending the Fish and Game law oy
providing that hsh shall not he caught for period
Of five years In any OF the streams in Franklin sna
Clinton counties that empty INFO INC upper -h'
Lower Chateaugay lakes. - III
Mr.. Pariss. providing that deputy-sherifrs snan
not be eligible TO hold Office as village CONSTITUTES
I'm Washington County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
LIQUOR MAY BE SOLD AT ARMY POSTS
DECISION BY ATTORNEY GENERAL GRIGGs
WHICH s1TRs Up TEMPERANCE PEOPLE.

DECISION BY ATTORNEY GENERAL GRIGGs
WHICH sTIRs Up TEMPERANCE PEOPLE.
Washington. April 4--The Secretary Of War re-
Gently requested the opinion OF the Attorney-Gen-
eral as to whether Section Il Of the act passed at
the last session of Congress. increasing the ell
cheney of the Army" prohibits the continuance Of
the sale OF intoxicating drinks by the Government
in the canteen sections Of the post exchanges,
which are organized and maintained at the various
Army posts and encampments throughout the
United States TIE Attorney General in his reply
holds that the section in question does not prohibit
tho continuance of the sale of Intoxicating drinks
through the canteen sections az heretofore organ
lied and carried on. except that no officer or en-
listed man can he detailed for duty In the caneen
section to do the selling
This decision OF the Attorney-General has al
ready stirred the temperance and religious ele-
ments 10 activity. and tonight the superintendent
Of legislation OF the National Womens Christian
Temperance Union and the head Of the Reform
Rureau announced that they would not submit
Without a fight TO the Interpretation put upon tho
the President himself. They said that the execu-
tior Of the law lay with the President: that II ne
chose the power in his hands TO suppress abso-
uely the sale of liquor in the Army and that they
would not rest satisfied until Mr.. Mckinley had
acted They indicated purpose TO begin an agi-
tho country and TO have them urge on the Presi-
dent that he carry out what they insist notwith-
standing the Attorney Generals opinion. was the
plain intention OF Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
AGREEMENT on TEACHERS SifiRfss
THE GOVERNOR Brings ABOUT coMpRoMrsI
on THE AHEARN Bill.


Albany. April 4-Thc difference between Super
intendent Maxwell and the teachers NJ the public
schools OF New-York city the provisions %
tho Ahearn Teachers Salaries bill were settled to-
dav at 4 conference held with Governor Roosevelt
The COMPROMISE measure will contain the schedule
OF increase Of salaries suggested by the teachers.
This is a concession the part Of superintendent
Maxwell The word examination In the spell
ncatons of the procedure leading ND 10 an increase
OF salary was stricken out and the words "inyesu-
cation and inspection substituted This VAS dons
q, the request OF the teachers. This means hat
no teacher shall receive an increase OF sa'aty unu
his or her efficiency has been fully determined ~
"investigation and inspection as ~ merit ana NJ
The Board to supervise eligibility ior increase y
salary will consist In each borough OF me borouzn
Roord az Superntendents and the principal 81 me
school where the teacher who desires an increased
salary IS This is concession on the per' OF me
teachers to Superintendent Maxwell. They hah
suggested board 10 consist Of the borough super
intSndent the assistant superintendent OF me as
,rct in which the school II and the princpai ~ me
school. ..,s ~ c,,.,,,,.,s.r,
Maxwell. Borough Superintendent Jasper ana 4
large delegation Of other persons conneo'sn WIN
tho New-York schools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
TO SUCCEED GENERAL FLAGLER
EITHER COLONEL BURLINGTON OR MAJOR
SMALLER LIKELY TO BE MADE CHIEF
npD\ A%CF

Washington. April THE selection Of successor
10 General Fagler as chief Of the Ordnance Bureau
has been considered by tho President. and IT Is
believed that Colonel Adcbcrt r. Burlington or
Major Charles shalcr VIII be chosen. Colonel
Burlington Is he second ranking colonel in tho
corps and hss about two years to servo before re-
firing One reason why the senior colonel. james
NJ. Whttemore. VIII not be chosen Is because he
will retire in months. and il Is not thought de-
s.rablc TO select q man for chief of n bureau like
that OF Ordnance. where many contracts are made.
who viii not be in office long enough 10 see them
carried out; Major Shaler + ranked by four
coonels Ave lieutenant colonies and seven ma ors.
ana This would be a big jump for any man. The
President however. has high opinion OF him and
has been strongly inclined 70 appoint him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
OPPOSED BY THE TEACHERS.

SENATOR WHITES CIVIL. SERVICE BILL. WILL
HAVE TO BE AMENDED.
Albany April (Special).A good many NJ the
Republican Assemblymen declare that they are
opposed to Senator Whites bill repeating the Black
starchless Civil Service act. because it's provisions
include the school-teachers Of the state The teach
ors are writing letters to Albany and are greatly
stirred up over the matter.
Senator White says. however, that the bill Will
be amended IN the Assembly so to omit the
tea cheers from it's operation. and that he believes
the amended bill will then meet with no oppos-
ton and will be passed at once.
There was p report to-day that the Republican
leaders had arrived a. the conclusion that eau
Gus would be necessary in order TO pass the bill
The measure. the Speaker expects. will be
ported ont tomorrow morning by the judiciary
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

PASSES THE HOUSE by SMALL. voTE-FEArUREs
OF THE MEASURE.

Harrisburg Penn. April i.-Tho House passed
finally this afternoon tho keator Ballot Reform
bill which is designed to take the place Of the
called Australian law. under which the State is
now operating The hill at first defeated, lack
Ing two votes OF tho required number. but a re-
consideration 1t passed. with Ave votes to spare
The anu-Quay Republicans and Democrats voted
for IT, ana had the assistance OF few regular Re
publicans.
The measure was drafted by the Pennsylvania
Ballot Reform Association. II provides absolute
secrecy in voting. Under the proposed law no vote'
shall have d helper. unless he Is physically IN
capable unable TO read His helper must first
declare under oath that he will not attempt 10 in
fucnce the voter. but will give him the help he de
slrcS and that nc will not disclose the contents NJ
the ballot except I'm legal proceeding
The bill does away with the circle and the name
OF the candidate be printed only once on the
ballot for the same office. The bill reduces the
ballot one-sxh its present size. and enables tho
voter to avoid risk OF mistake IN voting There Is
only one way provided TO mark ballot, and that
is by putting a mark opposite the name OF each
candidate, the candidates being I'm groups with
party names and applications following them. Tho
bill now goes 10 the Senate. where its fate IL I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
a1DRJDGE AND ADAMS MAF 90 FREE
NOTHING YET DISCOVERED or WHICH IN TRY
THEM cRfMfSALLY.


THEM CRfMfSAILY
Albany April 4-Austen q. Fox and wallace Mac
rarlane the special counsel appointed ny Governor
Roosevelt and Attorney General Davies 70 fNanin>
tho testimony taken before the commission "'0n
investigated the conduct Of the work on the cSnal
system under the provisions OF the S'e""' I'M.
movement act have completed more than nsh o.
their abors II is learned from Trustworthy sour'e
that about two-thrds OF the testimony taken mas
been gone over and that the lawyers thus far ns'e
found nothing which would justify the institution
of any proceedings Of criminal character azamr
either George W Aldridse. former State Supsrin-
tendent Of Public Works or Campbell W Mans
former State Engineer and Surveyor They have
at least another months work before them ana II
will probably be near June before their report 10
submitted 10 the Governor.
They are not limiting their investigation. however,
to the official acts Of Superintendent Aldridge AMI
State Engineer Adams They are examining the
testimony in relation TO all subordinate oriclals
and employees OF the Public Works and state En-
gineer's departments and contractors who per
formed canal work and will report as TO whether
these men have been guilty OF any conduct which
would warrant criminal indictment II Is impos.
sble to learn the views Of the special counsel on
this subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
Tie GOIERNOR GOING WEST.

Albany. April 4-Governor Roosevelt will leav
this city for Chicago at p. m. next SATURDAY rs
will return the following Wednesday. on me
evening OF Aprll 2 he will speak before the InlSn
League Club by which organization he VIII -
dined on the evening OF the 10Th he vii MAKE
an address before the Hamilton club On NJ re-
turn ne will stop Off at Ann Arbor. Mich. Durlus
his absence from this State Lieutenant Coz ernor
Woodruff will ofrciate as Chief Executive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
COMMITTEE TO CALL cArcrsrs

Albany. April 4-speoker Nixon ~ the Ass.ms,,
to-day stated that ne had selected Messrs Mil,
of st. Lawrence, chairman Kelsey, Of Lrinx,o,.
Gardiner Of Monroe. Post. OF Suffolk and Fanch..
Of Cattsraugus, az a committee 20 call caucusss >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
INTELLIGENT GAS BILLS REPORTED.

SENATOR SULLIVAN GETS TWO PET MEASURES
OFT OF roMMrrrEE
Albany April (SpeciaD.-The Committee on Mis-
cellaneous Corporations decided this afternoon to
report for the considerable OF the Senate two bills
of Senator Sullivan reducing the price OF gas in
New-York City to 30 cents thousand feet One Of
the bills applies the entire city. while the other
simply proposes to cut down the price Of gas in
Manhattan and The Bronx.
1t IS presumed that the Tammany Hall Senators
worked hard to get these bills out Of the Commit
tee on Miscellaneous Corporations. with the aim of
getting a record In the Senate Of favorlng mcent
gas Some persons believe. however that no one
would be more dismayed II such a bill should be
passed than the magnates OF Tammany Hall in
terested in the gas companies
The committee also reported bill Of Senator
Mackcy's for @-cent gas In Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
MORE JURORS FOR QUEENS COUNTY

Albany. April t-Assen1blyman Gale to-day IN
roduced bill providing for tho esta blishmeni %
an adequate Judiciary system IN tho County n
Que ms. owing 10 the change caused by the forms-
ton OF Nassau County. and because % IN.
numerous exemptions which now obtain IN Queens
II is impossible IN get a sufficient number ~ grand
ar trial Jurors Yesterday the Supreme Court rss
compelled to adjourn because OF the lack o. juror
Mr. Gales bill provides for Commissioner ~
Jurors and reimbursement ~ Tho conditions 4,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
APRIL SNOW " THE SOUTH.

Norfolk Va. April At began showing heavily
here a; II a. to-day, and continued until p m,
when II was succeeded by rain.
Columbia s. C.. April "a special TO The state
from Chester about Atty miles north Of this city
saws: 1T showed here this morning for about an
hour and IL very cold tonight" The tempera-
lure in Columbia to-day shows a mean OF Al de
grees accompanied by stiff winds. The cold wave
seems 10 be general In the State. and about ends
the chances OF early fruits and vegetables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
WORK NEEDED IN SING SING PRISON

coSvrCTs IDLE BECAUSE THEY CANT NAnh
BRooMs FOR STREET CLEANERS
Albany March THE State Prison Commission
has been called on by the authorities Of sing sing
Prison to provide additional markets for me proc
ucts of the prison Industries. There Is not enough
work TO keep all the conyicts employed lnis vas
drought about mainly by the action OF me Kings
Gonntr Penitentiary authorities in establishing a
broom Industry to supply the Street Cleaning pe'
nartnent of New-York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

Washington. April 4.-The following Army an
Navy orders have been issued
ARMY

The following Officers relieved from f c hsS T asy
% places after G 4N nsTe, 1ns VII ION }pn infantry f
X1shy,Ils Tenn rlr, lepen.b, F,a nj Lieu
tenant RALPH II. sToGsDAi.i. 10Th Infantry at
Fort Wayne. Ind.
viii proceed to Fort Monroe. Va. thence 70 c''v"
land 10 construct a range and position hnder'
Acting Assistant Surgeon E,BERT Il. PERSONS will
proceed to Governors Island for assignment with
those batteries Manila
second Lieutenant CURTIS W DWELL. Eth Infantry
now Fort Crook. Nebraska. wi. proceed to join
Acting Assistant Surgeon cYRI's J.. LLoYp i. detailed
as member ~ The Examining H9ard at rors . lraVen
lM ieSeG vice mayor ''''S' !" ''''''
Leu,enan. JOSEPH FRAZER 9th Intsn,5s yhg
relieved from duty as aide de camp on me star
- Rrigadier General Ezra p. Ewers March 81. VIII
to Tho Philippines where will join his regiment.
Captain WALTER X. WRIGHT, IN Infantry major
chief commisssry Of subsistence. T. ; W. VIII pro
coed not later than April IL to toin his company
Major PHI4r HAnyEY sgrge9n is d detailed rd; as S,cs
general. relieved.
Captain WILLIAM GERLACTI. Ri Infantry. will report
at St. Paul for examination for promotion
Acting Assistant Surgeon RALPH L. TAYLOR is r.,
from v Dry y 1 Tor nsT m mo- d,v on
Government transport.
Acting ASSISTANT surgeon l. W HYDE will Eroc;;sd to
Hartford. Conn. and report To captain walter HOWE
4th ARTILLERY. recruiting officer for duty.
Acting Assistant Surgeon SIDNEY l. MEYERS Is r.
e asyfq to ron Eoulsi n"' KY 2""''' "'' ~" WIZ
Second Lieutenant HARRY L. JAMES. Sd Artillery. Will
proceed n Nashville and enter upon recruiting duty
First Lieutenant CHARLES !. BAILEY. Isl Artillery,
viii proceed Fort Prebe. Maine. for assignment
with Battery l.. 7th Artillery.
NAVY.
Commander w. GOODWIN. detached command Lebanon
whom placed Of commission. home and walt orders
Lieutenant ,ommander e. T. COLAIAN. detached from
the Chicago Navy Yard. Boston.
surpeon J. r wAGGENER to the Glacier connection
h Ma5 1ar N25 o: pa on 1 rTa at Manila to
rhe1 from he
Panther
Assistant Engineer J. r. BRADY. detached from tho
Ttaleieh. home and be ready for orders preliminary
TO promotion.
Ensign G. A. BRAND, to Brooklyn via Montgomery.
Lieutenant W. r WHITE. from tho Indiana TO the
Montgomery.
Ensign A. Z. KALBACH. from the Brooklyn to the Mont
goineT!
Ensign l.. C. PALMER from the Nov York to the Mont
gomsry
Naval Cadet s J. NJ MAJOR from the New York to the
Montgomery.
Lieutenant H. HUTCHINs from the Montgomery to such
vessel % North atlantic Station as COMMANDER IN
chief may designate.
Ensign r IT, GIBSON. from the Montgomery TO the
New-Norli
Lieutenant W r. NJ FIELD from tho Montgomery to
the Indiana
Naval Cadet ~ r. ROYAIL. detached from tho Masss-
chusetts and Immediately 10 the Xonigomery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
NEW DEPUTY ATTORNET-GENERAL.

VACANCY CREATED BY THE RESIGNATION OF o.
D. b HAsBRouCK.
Albany April 4LAttorney General Davies has d.
cded appoint George n Stevens. OF this city -
second deputy In his Office. Gilbert q HISS
brouck of Ulster County. has resigned as first
deputy and Second Deputy Coyne has been pro-
noted 10 MI the vacancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES TO PAY THE =,

Albany. April 1.-The Committee on MisceIlsn,ou,
Corporations this evening voted TO report 10 N.
Senate the bill introduced by Senator Rice. With
provides that telegraph companies In this STAT.
shall pay tho Government tax on kilograms a.,
amendment has been inserted which provides TIA,
no telegraph company shall charge more than 4
cents for 2 message ~ ten words.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
SKATER SUMMONED TO TESTIFY.

San Francisco April 4.-General shafter received
the following telegram to-day from Assistant Ad-
jutant-Genera Schwan in Washington:
The Secretary of War desires that you proceed
at once Washington and report az witness TO
recorder court Of inquiry. sitting here.
General Shafter. accompanied by his aid. Cap
tain L. II. Plummor started for Washington to-
piC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
rRor cHIrrENDEN,s WORK FINIsHEp.

.,ew-Havon. Conn, April 4-Professor Russell II.
Chr:cudon. director Of the Sheffield Scientific
School Yale. announced this afternoon that he had
completed his chemical analysis Of the invoices OF
food for in ths Cuban campaign. His report
will 10 communicated 10 tho authorities IN Wash
if,rtO a.