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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Wt6aro 0arfS 8IanS+

Mtt Gi9drb 9arts 8lanb BON Mtfourt
b~erlieren bic Ser. 5tadten einen i6rer ebrz
li4ften uno iiber3eugungstreueit Polititer,
nur f4aOe, 6aB biefe ue6er3eu9ung metit
cine irrt6iimli9e mar.
8luno mar aug 8entudD gebiirtig, unb
itebelte, na3pem ct cine dfabemif9e @rz
3iebung er6ulten, als 3tpun3tgid6ri9er I'M
Sabre 1855 erft na6 Mifourt, fpGter nu9
galtfprnien urb bann nab benz iebigen See
baba it6sr, tpp er in 8irgtnia Gttb bic Nbz
pptatenzgraris betrteb unb Ii9 am Berg
bauunterne6mungen bet6etligte; tpar Gourz
tpzS 6nbmetter BON Garf m @ountp; fe6rte
1865 na9 Miffpuri 5uriid, uno iiebe1te fd
1869 in lebanon an, tpD er 8uglei4 4obDtat
unb 6drmer tpar. SIM Sabre 1872 tpuroe
er 5uerIt in ben Gongreb 9etpd6lt mnb 6at
Ieitbem ulen @ongrefen ange6Ort NIT elm
3iger Musna9me bes 54ten, in pel9em er
Dem nit nun SO Stimmen me6r aus Der
@dblurne berborge9dngenen Nepu6lttonsr
9ubbdro tpei9en n1uB te.
Sldno mar 1tets et1 etfrt9er Oemt0trdt
unb elm bitterer @e9ner Der Plutpfrdtie.
8e1onbers t6at er ii9 als elmer Der 9auptz
Derfe6ter Der 0pppelpG5rung 6erbor, nnb
ct mar Der ltrbeber beg na9 ibm 8lanbz
8iG ~9enamnten @eIebes BPM Sabre 1878,
pel6es ben Sitberz0ollar ni9t muir als gez
febli4es 3a6lunasmitteG anertannte, Ion=
bern audi Die 8egierung berpfli4tete, mo-
nutGi9 minOeitens fir 3pei MiGipnen (unb
Bis gu bier MiQtDnen) Dollars Silber unz
~3utaufen, unb buffelbe gu prdgen, unb peGz
DIES in &raft blie6, Bis es 1890 bur9 bus
f3limmere S6ermdnz@eieb obgel0ft tpurbe,
8Ganb mar als lun9iGbriger Sil6erappz
ftel na6e barun, bonn lebten bemptratif9en
Acknowledgement gum 9rdifbenten aufge=
ite1t gu tperoen, tbo9 bra9te ibn 6arum
8rDon'S f4lau bere9nete 8ere0fdmteit. -
SIN feinem perf0nli6en Nuftreten mar er
9OGft ebnfa3 unb anfpru9slps.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

Diefes Cabinet bat 10 eben an bas Miz
nifterium gu 2pnbon cine errffe 8orltclz
lung qeri6tet, porin es iebe etpa BON
@ngGanb in Solge bes S9eiterns Der 5tpiz
16en benz Sransbdalz 8rdfibenten &riiger
urb benz engliI9en @ommifdr Milner 9ez
fiibrten unterbdnblungen bedbf9t:gte
ftrenge MaBregel gegen bic 8uren srt19ie>
ben berpirft.
Ni6t giinfiger fir gnglanb 1T bic
Stimmung in Der an ber Sftfits 9iioz
afrttas gelegenen englt19en &olonie Natal.
Senn unter ibren Metben iibertpiegt fogar
brett bds 8urent6um. Die &olonie 9ea=
tai puroe ia, pie Sransbaal urb Oranie,
BON 8uren aus Der Gapfolonie gegrHnoet
uno 5tpar ais u~nab6dn9iger Stdat, befen
Selbfttdmbi9teit dber fdon in ben oierai=
ger Sa9ren bon BEN Gngldnbern getpa1tfan,
umgeitoBen unb our4 en9lif4e 9errf9aft
er1ebt fpurbe.
3iemli9 t~leinldut bat Der Ion1t 10 grobz
muuli9e englii9e aofoniulminiiter Gbcmz
berGain fOeben i'm snglif9en unterba1is
auf etne Nrfrage bin erfldrt: Sransbaul
tDaffne ii9 gum &riege ge9en Gnglanb UNI
bertbeile 8riegsbeoarf aud unter ben 8u=
rem in Nutal. 3uelei9 beutste Der Miniz
tier na4 elmer be3iigli6en Mnfruge bes rd@
bitalen Observation-Disclosures 2dbou9ere
aber bod duf Die nod ~por6anbene MDg@
li9feit elmer frieblihen 20fung bin, inbem
er iagte: NQerbings babe Der englii9e
Gommifdr Milner in feinen unterbanbz
lungen nit Sri9er ben @orf9lag bes leBz
teren, ale Streitfragen fdiebSgeri9tli6
5u orbnen, ni4t dngenommen; Sugleid
a6er babe Milner 5u~geitanben, baB einc
oerartige S4Iidtung ni6t uus9ef6tofen
fei, tpenn uu4 '@ngGanb feline auspdrtige
Ma9t in Die S9Gt9tung bineiil9eaogen
nii1en tpplIe.
Der febr beritdnbige @ermitttun9sborz
13la9 &rii9ers f6eint barauf binaus3ulauz
fen: Elm aus @ertretern Gnglanps UNI
SranSbaals beftebenoes 59iebsgeri9t nit
einem Ni6t@@ngldnber unb Ni6tzSrdnss
badler uls Mittelsmann fo1e bic 3mi16en
gnglano unb Srdnsbaul f6pe6enben
Streitfrdgen f9li9ten.
Iuf benz +. g. 6riebenscongreB i'm 6aaq
fpielt GnglanO ben eifrigenS 6iebs9eribtsz
freunb; oiefes Spiel 1T aber Elm S9tnin=
bel, ipenn @n9lano in einem erniten gegez
benen San fi9 gegen jebe f9iebsndnnif9s
friebli4e S4li6tung ftrdubt. Dob pbz
gleif 2onooner 3eitun9en barnit bide t6un,
OaB in Der @apzGtabt bereits eire 1tatt=
li6e englifhe Sruppenmu9t als Gern elmer
mod gr0Beren Sruppenitdrte gum gorge9en
gegen Srunspdal dngeIammelt fei. miro es
fi6 angefi9ts Der 6aItung Der Gupfolonis
unb Der 1nerf9rodenbett Der 8uren 5e6nz
nal b%efinnen, ebe es gegen Sransbaal unb
eben baour9 gegen bic nit SransouaE berz
biinoete SraniezR epublit gum S9merte
greift.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

in elmer grOBeren @n5u6l bon SrtIdnften
na9 8ertrei6ung Der Spqnier aus benfel@
ben auf, ais irgenb elmer Der unoeren Sc
nerGle nit ibren bebeutenberen StreittrGiz
ten, 0ie 9efe4te BON 9~ormigueros unu
Gas Marctas, fdf bic ~ein5igen in benz
gun5en Portoricoz& riege, no Die Spanier
pirfti9 ~erniten @iberitanb ~leiiteten, legen
3eu9niB ab fir ben f9arFen Slid unb Die
l1mIi9t bes Generals S9tnan unh bic
Sdpferfeit Der unter INN tdmpfenben
3ruppen. 4Ges ging pie elm l16rperf;
bic fpanifden Sruppen purben f4neG aufz
geroIt urb in bic Slu9t getrieben. Die
l1nter5eidnlng Der Observation-Disclosures
in @uf6in9ton unn Der bur9 tie angeorbz
nete Ndffenfilftunb, benz Der BARRIER
Srieoensf4luB folgte, mabten benz 5elbz
5uge Elm @nbe,
O~ber9enerdG Mifes, apeI9er 59pan's
2eiitungen auf Bortprico aug eigener Mns
f3auung fennt, beuntragte feline 8ef0rbe7
ru11g bonn 8rigaoegenerdl gum General
major; uber Die McRinleps unb Qlgerz
Sippe gtng buruuf ni4t Elm.
@uf ben Ortn9enben 8orf9log beg Sen.
Otis bin 1T aber S4nan iebt gum 8ez
fe6lsbaber Der nd6h Manila beftimmten
Sruppenberitdrfungen 6eitimmt, unb bor=
uusfi4tli4 am p. Sum- ntrb er feline
5a6rt bort6in a~ntreten. O6ne 3peifeG pirb
ct ii4 audi bort b09li9 dus3ei9nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Getttn9Sucrf clues S~ctti6em Sar=
9erneiiterS.

Was bumane 9iilfsbereitf6dft unb
beoeutenbes Organiiationstalent, per6unz
Den NIT umtIi9er Madt uno 3Futz
traft oerrn0gen, bas bat ii9 in
ben lebten Sdgen in Dem bonn 8ir6eiz
Iturm 10 f6redli9 beimgeIu9ten StGotden
Nep EiAmono in ct. Groir @ountD i'm
n0roli6en Bisconitn ge3eigt.
4m Morgen hes Is. Stunt Inn feds u6r
9~elan9te BON bort an ben 9 iirqermeiz
It er 8iefer in Der ungefd6r pieraig
0teilen entfernten Stubt st. 9uul in
Minneiota bon 9errn 0tofbsr, Dem 9orz
iiBenoen bes 9iilfscomites, bic folgenbe De-
pef9e:
num @otteStpillen I9ifen Sic urs Iofort
0ilfe, Ner5te, Observation-Disclosures, Syaler>
1priben 1n0 ~2ebensmittel. Stem 4i6mon0
lit BON einem 8ir6elftltrm fat gdn5tiC1 aerz
it0rt; Sriimmer fteben in 6lammen; 8erz
lu1t uneefG6r $50 Sobte, 400 &erpunoete."
8iirgermeiiter 8iefer berief 1ofort bic
6Gupter Der Poli3ei, bes @e1unbbeitsamtes
uno Der Se1erpe6r. limb 10 traftpoQ ar
beitete er, buB i9on bor iieben ubr Morz
gems mebr uls Elm SuBerb 4erate, ettpa
fiinf3ebn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 8mei 0ampfz
fpriben, poli5ei9ef @oB NIT IA userleiez
men Poli5iiten unb cine Menge 2ebensmite
tel iih auf benz ct. Ba1ler 8a6nbof Der
Oma6az8a6n befanben. ltnb i9on ufn
o3t llbr beielben Mor9ens fam bds WGeS
in Netp Gi9mpnb an. @rfiQt bpm @eiite
oes Mfabors bon ct. YauI bra9ten feline
@bgefanoten, goli3ei4ef 9roB unb @efunb=
beitscommifGr Or. Obuge BON Ct. 9ulrl
i'm Gu elm treffli9es Rettungsperf gu Sem
Gi9mpnb in Sang. Die st. Bauler
0ampffpriBen, auf ben 8riidenpfeilern Der
bpm 9turm 3eritDrten Sta6lbriide iiber ben
@iqop &iber aufgeitelt, i9leuberten baIb
mG9tige Baferitrablen altf bic brennenben
Sriimmerbuufen, unter benen Diele Spbte
unb 8ertpunoete ldge1, beren Serausfnafz
flung muir unter ben grDBten S9pieriqfeitsn
gelang. Sn onoertbalb StunOen fpdrsr
etpu $50 8erlebte geboreen unb notboIrfe
tig perbunoen, mnb Der er1te i3ua nit 81
@4tperoerlebten bampfte mad ct. 9au1 ab;
biefen 3ug teate Or. S6age unter bic 9eiz
tung BON 5tpei tii9tigen Ner3ten. 4uf benz
ct. Pauler 9ubn6of mar 8iirqermeiter
&iefer an Der Spite mserleIener 6ilfs>
beumten bereits nit acknowledgement unS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Ser 0ieienfaunpf se9em Ste Smbcrs
fMLDfe.

Der &f ge9en bic Su6erfltoIs. su
ipel1em ft9 bic oettf9en unb Die amer:faz
nii6er Nerate anf9iden, pirb cir sRieTenz
f6mpf tptrben, lnb ubgeIe6en BON yer rn9ez
beltren 8riegstafe, bic bd3u n0t6;g 1ein
piro, bic d1ergr0Bten uno burtrddi9iten
unfreitpi1igen @egner in ben ebetHen Sc
fiiblen Der MenI96eit BADEN. 9eun es qilt,
bic Su6ertulofen bon ber iibrigen Men19z
beit in ebenTo energii9er 8eiie aEsuI4liez
ben, tpie es bei ben 4usfdbigen geI9ie6t;
man lpirD ben @atten BON Ietner Jdmilie,
ods Sinh bon Der Mutter reiben miifen,
fpenn man auf einen @rfolg uu9 nur einiz
germaBcn re9nen IpQ.
9enn es geniigt ni4t, baB man bie;eniqen
erpd6fenen perfonen in 0elIant1lten
6ringt, unb fe Don Der ii6rigen MenT95eit
abI9lteBt = Bel benen bic Subeetttofe ffon
bOQ entpidelt 1T. 8enn bic Sa5ertuloie
ohsgerOttet iperben i'm, 10 muB nit Der Ser
bittng Der @nitedungsgefabr i9on BEL ben
&inbern 5~egonner perben. @te Ieac I3pn
bic &leinen fir bic Nnftedung bur9 Suberz
tulOie empfdngli4 finb, er6elt aus elmer
MittbeiIung beg 8erliner 9rofeHDrs 6eu6z
ner, tpona9 in fetner &linit inter 6unbert
i'm erften 8iertelidbr i6res 2ehcns 6eFinb@
li9en Sduglingen nur elmer init Su6erfuz
loie bebuftet mar, tpG6renb i'm bietter Bier
teIiabr f9on 26 tuberfulDs iparelt. IIs bieie
tparen Bel ber 9eburt tuberfelfrci geneIe EN-,
unb batten bic &ranf6eit bur9 Nntedun9
erpprber.
I'm cine iol4e Qnftedung Su per6iitel,
biirfen bic 8inber nit teinen tubert:tbt6afz
teten perionen 3uiqmmenfoma,en. Man
muB bdrauf u9ten, buB ipeoer BE 0e6antz
men, mod bic Nmmen an Der fur9tbnren
&rdnf6eit leiben. 11nb bic gr5bte Gefahr
bilben bic eigenen gltern un0 8ef@pifter,
fans bieie I9on an Suberfuloie erfruntt
Iinb. @iner fol9en Mutter muB ss bic 6eis
ligite pfli9t fein, ft4 ieber 2ie6toiung ;bres
&leinen gu ent6alten, ia fe ioute niAt etnz
mai IN ieiner nd4ten Rdbe fprs@ert. tno
mel4e Mutter bermD9te bus! Sic oarf ou6
ni9t bic Na6rung bes &inOes OerfO1en, ME
iiber6uupt benz 8inbe ni4ts in pen Berei9
fommen 1p1te, mas Elm @%rpa2iener NIT
Dem Munbe berii9rt bat, nie 8leitIfte,
6eber6alter Ii. +. IN. 9ie GeIunbbeit Der
0ienitboten 1T iorgfdltig gu ibtrlpaAen,
unb fans fi8 BET i6nen 9uiten u1o 6eiierteit
einte1t, 1ofort bic ur1d9e fslt3u1e1en.
ONES bas rGre - dleroin9S dud9 nut in
gut I"ituirten 5dmiIien noG gu errei3en.
Nber fpie pirb eS, tpettn bic 8il1per auf Die
StraBe unb in bic S9ule tommen? 0u
miiBten borI orgli9e @Itern Die spieltams>
raben i6rer &Geinen ert dr3tlib nnteriu4en
laFen. 11nO in bic S9ule biirften nur bolz
liza tu6ertelfreie ainber 6inein.
9ie1e Yunfte perben g~eniigen, I'M GIT 5ei>
gen, mie unge6euer f4pier:g Der Sampf
9egen bic SubertuloIe fein tptrD, rno nit
pel6er bic beiligften @efiiAle otrlebenoen,
Der @lternlie6e fuit unmO9li3e Gntio9ung
duferlegenOen ltnna4ii4ttgtett et 9ctubrt
perben muB, penn bas 3iel at9 nur einls
germaBen errei4t fperoen ioa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

"a Der amerifunif6e SbsrgeneraT in maz
Mia glei4 benz General, Der i9n iebt gu
9ilfe gei9idt tpiro, einen 8ogelnamen trdgt,
10 ma4t Der beuti9e r0emofrut" in
9abenport Die pufienbe ornit6oloaif6e
8emertung: Ser S4pan oil 81 e
Srappe erIDf en-. = Otis lit in
Der Shat bic englif@e 8e5eihnurg fir
Srappe. unb mas unb iper Ser nun na6
Manild commaaOirte beitti9 : omerifaniI6e
@eneral S4pan If, baben mir benz 2eIer ert
tir3li4 ge5ei9t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS.
Delegates Meet at New Haven Tor the Annual
Gsand Council.

\ New Haven, Conn.,, March THE
National council of the Knights Of Co.
lumbus of the United States assembled
in this city. today, for it's annual meet
ing. The fierce snow storm which rag
ed during the forenoon did not inter-
fere with the attendance. practically
all of the 43 delegates from other states
having arrived in New Haven, last
night.
The most important business sched-
uled for the day is in the presentation
of the reports of officers for the year
1898.
The question to be settled during the
two days session which most interests
members Of the order is the proposed
amendments regulating the status of
associate members. The latter for
several years have been asking for
larger rights. and it is said they will
prosecute their cause at this conven-
ton more vigorously than ever.
An endowment of $4,000 was voted to
the Catholic University at Washington,
this afternoon. The endowment is to es-
tablish a chair for historical research.
and was voted at the conclusion of an
address by Rev. DIR. ,Garrigan of the uni
versity. All the standing committees were
reelected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08
nARmowy IS vsGeo.
Now Will Delaware Legislature Elect Sens.
tor Before AdIeusniag?

Dover. Del. March 7.-Only five days
remain before the final adjournment
of the Legislature and strong effort Ia
being made to harmoniZe the Republi-
can factions, thus securing the election
Of a successor to United States Senator
Gray. With this end in view letter
was handed to every Republican mrnI-
Der of the General Assembly, today,
signed by Congressman Grosvenor and
Secretary Dick of the Republican ma
tional committee. urging an early and
final settlement of the senatorial ques-
ton. The letter says:
We do not assume to advise in re-
gard to your duty as members of the
Legislature but do want to impress up
on you that in close and bitter contests
the will Of the majority is a safe guide.
The Republican party at large is N
terested not only in gaining a senator,
but also in the future success Of the
party in Delaware
The communication is regarded as
favoring Addicks as he has the sup
port of majority of the Republicans.
The belief here among the leaders is
that the Legislature will finally ad-
journ, Monday. without filling the va
cancy and that Delaware will get along
with only one representative in the up
per branch of Congress until 1901.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08
NEBRASKA sEMAIoasMlP.
Judge Msnres e. [. Hayward Of Nebraska City
Nominated by Republicans.

Lincoln, Neb., March. IN. L. Hay
ward was nominated for United States
senator in the Republican caucus here.
tonight. He will be elected in the join.
session, tomorrow. Hayward was the
Republican candidate for Governor, las.
fall. being defeated by w. A. Pointer.
Fusionist
Judge Hayward's selection in the cau-
Gus came on the second ballot. 1t fol-
lowed note of withdrawal sent to TIE.
caucus by John. l.. Webster of Omaha
which released his supporters. who i'm
mediately began changing their votes to
Hayward. In the midst of the uproar
Speaker Clark moved that Judge Hay
ward be made the unanimous choice OF
the caucus, and it was carried with n
cheer.
Judge Hayward has been urged as the
logical Republican candidate since the
election in November decided the political
complexion of the Legislature. AS the
Republican nominee for Governor he
made an exceptionally strong canvass
He. has led in strength since the Legis..
iative ballot began. but was Handicapped
until recently by the hostility to a caucus
and by the fact that he had a united field
against him. The contest closed without
bitterness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08
TINE FINANCIAL MEASURE.
The Entira eummes n Necessary Will % De.
voied 10 Framing Suitable 0as.

Washington. March THE commit
tee appointed by the Republican eau
Gus Of the House OF Representatives
10 formulate a financial measure for
the consideration Of the next Congress
will meet at Atlantic City, for the
purpose or taking up the question. on
the 18th Of April. This was decided ut
a meeting of the committee held here.
today. The entire GUNNER will be
given up to the question IL necessary.
Previous to the meeting of the full
committee subcommittee held con-
ference with the Republican members
of the Senate financ committee. The
Of the senator's with the
in the work in hand
was discussed but no definite conclus-
ion was reached. The senators repre-
sented their inability to sit as a full
committee and said no subcommittee
could be appointed in the absence of
Senator Aldrich. chairman Of the com
mittee. They expect him to return.
early in April.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08
TINE xlns Of TRUSTS.


New York. March THE World, to-
morrow will publish the following; j.
PierpOnt Morgan returned. today (rleA-
day.. on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Gfosse.
He went abroad two months alEo 70 ~.
cure the assent of the Readings Engltsh
stockholders to a plan that the Wander
bilts, the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.. the
New Jersey Central and the DelaW&te.
Lacka wanna 4 Western had Formulated,
viz: A consolidation OF all the great
Eastern coal interests under one fIaanaee.
ment. il ~ 4 * 4 .4,.s>
Mr.. Morgan when seen was reticent ~.
garding his work in London. It is undef-
stood that his efforts have been sticcesb-
full. From men with whom he had talked
a general explana ton Of the plan iMAs
learned. Hundreds Of milltohs OF dollars
have been brought into one combination.
A pro rata division Of the coal output and
of the profits has been outlined. 1t -
estimated that IS. 2OO.0 900 will be saved an
nually in operating expenses.
The companies said to ne in the big
deal are the Reading; De aware. Lacki.
wanna & Western; Pennsylvania Railroad
Co.: New York. Lake Erie & Western
Goa. & Railroad Co.; Pennsylvania Coal
Co.: New York. Ontario & Western Rail-
way Co.; Central Railroad of New Je--
sey; New York, SusQuehanna & Western
Railroad: Schuylkill & Susquehanna Rail-
road with combined capital Of more
than $3.50, 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08

clerk, f. +. Pinkham. Money appropri-
ated: Schools $a2649; .hipnways. $asG;
support of poor. $ao: hool-boOks. SIS;
bridge tender. $500; the islands, So; inter-
est and discount. $35.
STARKS-Moderator.. w. l.. Walker:
clerk. w. Greenleaf: selectmen and asses
sors, W. L. Walker. ". p. Waugh. NJ. d;
commissioner. r. +. Waugh: constable
and collector. c. W. Smell: school COM
mittee, G: D. Smell; superintendent of
schools. N. p. Topper.
SURRY-Selectmen, F. r. Jellison. d. ].
Curtis. f. NJ. Curtis; town clerk. j. T..
Gott;. school committee, j. W.. Staples:
superintendent of schools, Hollis Smith
Money appropriated: Schools, $3.50; high
ways. $500; support of poor, $500; insane
poor, $125. repairs of schOolhouses $3.50:
school books. 800: contingent expenses
500; snow bills 500.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Byron H. Mayo
Everett G.. Stanley, A. r. Lawler; town
Schools, sl62s: highways $500: support of
poor, 5000: high school. $500; new school.
houses, $500: other purposes, about 5000
TRENToN-selectmen, j., d. Remick.
a. B. Hodgkins; T. J. Hopkins; town
Of schools, A. 3; Hodgkins; Money
ways. $500; support of poor, 500; eontin-
| pairs on schoolhouses, $25.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIM. II. Patter-
| son, Geo III. Allen, Geo. w. Bassett; town
| clerk, Geo. Lowell; superintendent of
| schools, A. +. Webster. Money appropri-
ated: Schools, $500; highways. $50: sup
port of poor $175: town expenses 5000
road machine, $l00; repairs of school prop
erty, SIS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., N. T. Caswell
+. NJ. Stahl, G. w. Brann: town clerk, W.
l.. Lawry; school supervisor, F. A. Perry
Money appropriated: Schools, $2379; high
ways. $500; other purposes. $500.
| WEST BATH-Selectmen. Chas. w
Campbell. Alyah Fl. Donnell. Lincoln Will
liams; town clerk, David r. Wylie: SUI
pervisOr. Mrs. E. r. Brown: school COM
mittee. J. s. Williams, A. Fl. Donneli +
j. White. Money appropriately: Schools
5000; highways 5000; support of poor $780,
| snow bills. $100: school-books. SIS; repairs
| on schOolhouses $50.
| WILTON-Selectmen, Gilbert Miller, <
| r. Hall, b. w. Brown: town clerk, j. f.
| Hiscock: school supervisor, A. b. Alle1
Money appropriately Schools. what law
| requires: highways, $1,000; support of poor
$1,000; town charges $1,000; free high
school, 500; schools. $3.50.
| WOOLWICH-Selectm F. W. Carl
| ton. j. Sumner Bailey. Asa c. Hathorn:
| town clerk, j. A. Stinson! school super
visor. Mrs. Rachel Gilmore. Money APP
| prOpriated Schools. $3.50; highways, $1,000;
support of poor $500; snow bills, $3.50; con
| tingent, 800; repair of schOolhouses $2ii
debt and interest, 1924.
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The police took complete charge of the
first precinct. last night. and the military
guard was Withdrawn.
Col. Hecker inspector Of camp sites in
Cuba. has arrived here from the United
States.
4Abner McKinley's party will sail. today.
for Miami.
Gov. Gen. Brooke. today. signed de-
cree restoring to the courts Of Mafanzas
and Santa Clara the powers that were
suspended by Gen. BlancO.
Admiral Sampson paid a visit to Gen.
Lees camp. this morning. but the re-
view Of the 9Th Army Corps. which Gen.
Lee had arranged to hold, tomorrow.
will not take place. as Admiral Simpsons
engagements would not allow him To az
tend 10
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,mMumes FINALLY sMeo $1,000.
After Mustersd Out a Chslianeoea IAsy Sri.
essiy Weuad I've citi1sas.

Chattanooga. Tenn, March THE Sf1
L. s. Immunes, colored, Col Huggins
were mustered out of the service. today
About 500 of the men. many Of whom
were under the influence Of liquor. went
home by the Nashville. ChattanoOSa &
St. Louis Road. and as they were leaving
the yards a number of the men who had
in some way secured revolvers began 70
discharge them in the air and into sneos
and vacant houses.
A soldier standing on the rear platform
fired at w. w. Harkins. car inspect0r. OF
the Nashville Road, the bullet stfiMnms
him in the right leg and intiicting PAIL
full wound. A general fusilade followed
Andrew Ledford. a countryman, who WIS
standing near the track, was shot in the
face and seriously wounded.
An effort will DE made TO secure the az
rest of the riotOus soldiers
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p.vonia'. and sulsaria,s Passengers Arrive.

New York. March THE Portuguese
steamer Vega, which arrived. today.
from ST. Michaels. brought the pas
sengers Of the Cunard steamer Pavonia
which was towed into st. Micnacls at
ter a terrible experience at sea. The
total number of the Pavonias pas
sengers were "a, OF whom nine were
saloon, II second cabin, and % steer
age. The Vega also brought -four cat
tlemen who were on the German
Steamer Bulgaria, which put into ST.
Michaels disabled.
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fAsheda accident Nearing, Settlement.

Paris, March 1.-THE following semi
official note was issued, this evening:
"A satisfactory settlement between
France and Great Britain of the ques-
tions arising out of the Fashcda Incl
dent may be expected within a fort
might. The illumination of the re-
,spective territories has so far advanced
that the starting points and general di-
rection of the frontier have already
been arranged and Great Britain has
admitted that France is entitled to a
commercial outlet on the Nile
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SENSATION At rouLos.
Dynamite Cartridges fssnl eshisd AfseaM
and Arssasl Ssatry Fired On. ~

TOulon, March IA sensation mas
been caused here by report that IL
dynamite cartridges were found. To-Day.
behind the Toulon arsenal and by the
further report that some person. not
yet identified, had fired three revolver
shots at an arsenal sentry. none Oh
them. however, taking effect.
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CHINA MUST APOLOGIZE.
Italy Determined TO Nave Satisfaction ios
Tsuns u Yamen's lnssli.

Rome, March THE Italian govern
ment is fully determined to obtain an
apology from China for the Tsung Ii
Yamen's refusal Of the demand Of a
concession at San Nun bay. to be used
rs a naval base and coaling station.
A squadron of five cruisers with 100
guns and 1900 men will soon arrive at
San Nun bay.