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JOHN NEWLiND INSANE?
He Attacks His Wife with nm Ink Ernsor
While She sleeps.


John Ncwland. q retired furniture dealer. 81
years old. who lives at 81 Oakland street.
Grccnpoiut. began to show symptoms of an
unbalanced mind about month ago 1t s
said and his wife and grown daughters
called in n doctor. His condition continued to
grow worse. and on Monday it was decided TO
have him examined by insanity experts. and, il
necessary. have him placed in a sanitarium.
N"wland heard Of this accidentally on Wcdnes-
day. He accus ell his wife Of having designs on
his life. Mrs. Ncwland md her daughters sue
ccedc,l in Quieting him for the time.
About 3 o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. New
lind was attacked by her husband in her sleep
with an ink eraser He first Jnhhed the point
OF it into her neck on the right side, She
screamed and threw up both arms to defend
herself. Nowland next stabbed her in the chin
and twice in her chest, Her screams brought
the two daughters. and they restrained New
land from doing further harm.
Policeman kchII had heard the screams Of
to the house. He arrested Ncwland. On the
way to tho station Newland tried TO- cut his
throat with the ink eraser. He was disarmcd.
He acted rs il his mind was unbalanced.
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MRS. DODGE'S NOTEL Plea.
Maintains That Her Jewels as Gifts to Her
Are Not Subject to Duty.

Arr Not subject 10 Duty'
Edward lnutcrhach represented Mrs, Phyllis
F. Dodge TT tho hearing given by Collector
Bidwrll at the Custom House yesterday at
which the circumstances attending the seizure
of Mrs. Dohgc's Jewels appraised at S4l 200.
wrr" Thoroughly gone over MIR. Lauterhach
submitted u statement signed by Mrs. Dodge.
telling how she came into possession OF tho
Jewels through gift. He said that he could
submit proof that tho jewels were given to her
and that he would do 40. and h" made the novel
Notwithstanding the 800 pcrsonnl baggage
clause nf tho Dngl"v tariff net. as they had not
been purchased abroad hy her. hut were gifts.
Tho Collector expects to decide either on
Monday or Tuesday whether there was ground
for The seizure.
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Sepnrntion for Mrs. Siatnre.

At the conclusion yesterday of tho action Of
Mathilde Won Ellert Sistarc for separation
from Horace Randall Sstapc. song-and-dnncc
comedian. which has been on trial before Jus
ticc Gicgcrich Of tho Supreme Court for moro
than month. the Judge directed verdict In
favor Of the plaintifT lie gives the wife the
custody Of their child, but permits the husband
to see tho chid at stated times. Mrs SiSiarc
had S+OOm when she married, ten years ago.
and She alleged that Slstarr refused to work.
rcly!ng on her resources. OF this sum she de-
clarcd $4,000 was expended on him. The
Justice says that the woman S chaTReS OF
cruclty were sustained.
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TO EN1END IT'S BUSINESS ~ CUBA.
North American Trust Company Decides to
Increase Its Capital stock.

Tho Board of Directors Of the North Amcri-
can Trust Company has decided TO increase
tho capital stock Of the company by the issu-
ance OF 1O.0 600 additional shares at $50 which
will give the company capital OF S2.OOO,OOO
and n surplus OF Sl.0O0.OOo. President Avah
Trowhridge stated yesterday that within a
short time the company would open branches
in q number of important shipping points in
Cuba, INCLUDING Ci"nfucGos. Matnn2As and Car
lcnaS. Tn" company now has branches in
Havana and Santiago. The Havana Office is
III" United States depository for Cuba. 1t is
understood that tho company will establish
branches in Manila and Porto lIco.
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snys MIR. Foley Defrnudcd Him.

John Foley was arrested yesterday on an
order Of Justice Beekman Of the supreme
Court in an action brought by Augustus s.
Hughes o: G7 West l2Sth street to recover
81 25O. OF which he claims to have been de-
lraudcd. In answer to an advertisement
placed by FOey in n morning newspaper ON
Dee. II, 1884, for Il partner in business. Hughes
called nj his Office. lSI Broadway. Hughes
saws that Foley IA soy represented that he was
the sole owner OF Il patent ventilated shoe. ont
OF which h" was making great deal ot money.
quarter interest in the business for $4,000.
Foley gave the 81. 800 bail required
The sun., 1899-07-08
Chief Engineer Probnsco,s Salary Rai.ed.

Commissioner Shea OF the Department Of
Bridges hns increased the salary Of Samuel r.
Probasco. chief engineer in the department,
from $4,000 to 10000 n year. He has flxcd
the salary Of EDWARD A. Byrne. an assistant
engineer, AT $1,000.
james {. Drrring has been appointed clerk
in tho Board Of Public improvements at 81 800
n year salary. The Health Commissioners
have appointed A. T. Tallmadge chief in
spector OF the Sixth Division at salary Of
SD n
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BosToN. July Capt. Dyer. formerly OF the
cruiser Baltimore. yesterday positively re-
fused to allow the citizens Of Melro,c, Mass. 10
tender him public reception. Il guess" ho
said. the people have heard about enough Of
Manila; besides. ! couldn't 90 up 70 the Town
Hall and fnCU all those people" The Captain
wn- asked ii he intended to write for the maga-
zines and replied cmphntcally No; | am not
n hrr rlInr ~
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lad One Good Arm for Fighting Purposes.

ALlooNA. Pa, July ScrGt. II. G, Scnbncr.
ON OF Charles y. Hcrbncr the publisher. who
OF tn" EEhth Regiment Of infantry and who
vas wounded in the thIGn during the Cuban
a" pUiAu. has up"ucd recruiting station for
Ii" mt"d ncnC"s Army III this city. This
/" u"rhIuE Il OnC-armrd man applied. Nhen cX
mluutruu WAS refused ou account Of his phys
'ul condition, II" mad" a uriVr at Scrlburr's
nti with hi, one arm. Tn" Sergeant barely
'oiG"'l the blow. Tho On"-armcd warrior was
luvtp1
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Accldcnt to president John LouEhrnn.

John LouGhran. President OF tho Manufac-
turerS' National Bank in BrooHlyn. Is confined
to his home, at ! South Portland avenue, with
three broken ribs and other injuries received
on Saturday evening While he was about to
niight from u Franklin avenue trolley car in
front OF n bank near the foot OF broadway he
asleep and was hurled violently against tn"
or. ,bur ot tho car He did not know how So
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New Automobile Factory planned.

TARRyTowN. y. Y. July THE KinRslnnd
properly. consistnG OF about 300 acrcs. has been
sol! to tho Automobile Company OF America. Of
which Amzi l., Barber is President and J, B
Walker Of Irving IL Vice President. Tho price
paid wns SlS3,OnO; Plans have already been
property II s to be 400 foot long by 30 feet
at
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Extra Compensation for Appraisal Com
miSRIOmcra.

Justice Slower OF the Supreme Court hns
awarded extra compensation to the Commis-
sioncrs Of appraisal Of lands for the approaches
to the Willis avenue bridge. at 18th street,
beyond tho statutory allowances. on the ground
that the work was difficult and extraordinary.
Commissioners Arthur Berry md Emanuel ".
BlOOmnRdalc each receive $500 extra. Ed
ward u. Whitney S5.Mn and Mrs. Annie Fem
ncll. widow Of John Fcnne who died during
the work 50 400.
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MIR. vlymen slated for tho Principalship of
nrooklyn,s Now High SCHOOL.

Associate Superintendent ot Schools william
T. Vymcn in tho borough Of Brooklyn has
been unanimously nominated by the local
committee for the principnlship OF the new
high school In the Eastern District, and his
appointment is assured He graduated from
atc course in in Coiumhln Co,leeS Hc ms b""n
connected with the brooklyn schools since
1SSi
woman teacher. II Is snil. will succeed him
as ASSOrlntH SMnOrlntenncnt
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4 Lock.out of Contmnkcrs.

y lockout OF l2O coatmakcrS took place vcs-
erday IN tho shop "f r Stern. at ~ Allen street.
Eho a.lurS worn told thar the shop would hn
eoprIcd on MOudaS, when they would be-
nken lack nt u reduction Of wages Of 20 cents
n caca coat. The iockcd ont men say they
vii nd return - work except Al their former
wages
The sun., 1899-07-08

BosToN. July T.-AcrorIing 10 report issued
to-day the public park system oF Boston has
thus far cost $l5,l!Hi32O0+. OF this amount
Si.5tO. 1874 was for land. SS.6i9 ,SGi 10 for
construction and Sl335iilO 10 for betlnrment
expenses; The net debt on account of the
parks t. S!t7iiHl3 This does not include the
metropolitan nark systCm.
The sun., 1899-07-08

LOUISVILLE. ny. July Nero Turner. the
at Of the famous Turner faction that madr
hngs wariike in eastern Kentucky for years.
Ind which resulted III many deaths. III" militia
"iugS'aI'"d ont Oh two ocraslons 10 suppress
he i"uds, met death To-day He was drunk
ear Ashland and. beiuG run over bl train,
died withn an hour. IL was tho last malo
'HTECr of the f"ud history.
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succe.sful strike for shorter workdny.

Strikes OF pnttcrnmakers In a number OF
shops in Manhattan. Brooklyn. Long Island
City and Jersey City wcrc ordered yesterday to
enforce the nlnc-hour workday demand
which was made last week. 4 strike commit
tee for this city was appointed and met Mt "a
East Fourth street To hear reports. The men
worked ten hours n day and were willing to
accent n reduction Of wages on condition Of 4
nine hour wOrkdav. Last evening Secretary
Flanagan Of the Strike Committee said Tint ali
tho strikers except II few had gained their de-
nt,la
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Firc Precnutlon. at the Union Club.

Plans were nled yesterday for improvements
to the Union Club building AT Fifth avenue and
Twenty-nrst street. which are designed to i'm
prove the precautions against fire. The changes
include the erection OF water storage tanks on
the root
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soil Pine NInkcrs to Combine.

A combination is being formed Of mnnufnc-
tuIors Of soil pipe and soil pip" fittings, To he
called the Central Foundry Company Its cap
ital stock is T" h" Sl4.OuO.uOO. divided equally
between per cent. preferred stock and COM
mon stock Thor" is also to hr q per cent.
bond issue amounting - S4.ODuDO.
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SCHILLER STATUE DUTY FREE.
General Appraisers Decide Tint IT May Go
on It's wny to st. Louis Undisturbed.

1t was decided Yesterday by tho Board OF
Classification OF the United States General Ap.
praisers that bronze statue OF Schiller. nine
fcct high. imported for presentation 10
tho city OF st. Louis, was entitled TO en-
try frc" Of duty. The invoice value of
the statue was 10000 marks. 4 duty of
- per cent ad vaorrm had been nssesscd
upOn il hy the Surveyor ut ST. Louis under tn"
paragraph OF the Dinglcy law which relates to
articles of motnl not specially provided for.
Tho decision OF the lonrd is that the statue
comes under the provision relating to works
OF art imported for presentation TO public cor
porations or institutions.
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Courdn,t rind President vrcelnnd.

Tho committee of the employees Of the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company which
WAS appointed to call on President Nrccland
and present the alleged grievances Of tho mon
spent the day yesterday trying to see him. Mr..
Nrcoland did not call at his office, however,
and il was said. would not be there until Mon
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Yesterday the Grand Jury dismissed the
complaint against Philip Dietrich. a concert
hall keeper ot 30 West llOth street. charging
him with violating the Liquor Tax law. selling
liquor without license. on June IL Policc-
man Herman Kern "ut"rcd the place. where a
performance was going on, and called for
glass Of beer. After getting the beer the officer
arrested Dietrich. who was held for tho Grand
Jury. Dietrich said he held 10Th II concert hall
aud hotel license. and til" Grand Jury there
upon dismissed the e, mpant.
The sun., 1899-07-08

Begin now and learn what other leading summer
resort advert scrs have discovered tLrOngh adVertH
my IN THE sUN The result, srtble, welllay ing
clcutage.-Adr.
The sun., 1899-07-08

1C-Yenr-Old Drowned in the North River.
Frank CarriGan, 10 years old. OF 3l0 West
Fortv-ninth street. whc swimming in tho
North River OF FOrty-ninth street yesterday
afternoon. wns carried away by the tide and
drowned. Two policemen IRON the recreation
per nearby tried To- rescue him in rowboat.
They rot hiS body
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The rressurr was low o,c' tho Now EnGlnn States
anil lax" region Yesterday. where thr weather vaS
cloud, aud showc'v. similar crndrtsous prevailed in
Missouri, kansA~ rni Iowa. In all other sections
thu WEATHER was far.
Tho Ut s.ure remained high in the South Atlantic
states and N consrI, enc" there vas iuw of warm
n.r from the uth over tho Middle As,antc States.
which * lN'ly tpcnntinuc to-day and lie rendered
uncomfortable 10 "udGre by an 'T""ns II humidity.
In tbs cts the da. was fA,r and warner, winds
grcial!y sourhcrlv. average Velocity fourteen miles
an uoUr: Cr"lasc humidity - per cent barometer.
g crrcctcd I, read t. rca lcycl. at 4. NJ. 2uuS. 2
T.. VI 2n.pu,
The Temperature US recorded by tho Official thor.
monet r aud also hI TUr SUNs thermometer at tho
street level i S',uvn N ,hr annexed table:
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wAsHINrr"N FoREC Sr ron SATURDAY
For N,," Ing amt and ,n't,rn Nc0 Tort th0w'vI
fod0p Lroh1,iy cisoriuD and ooo''r Sunday i'rnoon
pIriIiis rind' he" ,mrng i"ufhw'd.
For the District Of Columbia, eastern PennsylvA-
MIA New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland and Virginia.
shower, to-day; partly cloudy and cooler sunday;
variable winds, becoming northwest
For western New York. western PennsylVaniA and
Ohio, showers to-day; probably fair and cooler sun
day; brisk southwest winds. becoming northwest.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
LOUIsvILLE. Ky. NEW YoRK. 4.
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INTENSE COLD
Present Spell of Weather Prevails
Throughout the Entire p.
Country
Last OF the Rocky Mountains.
All Records Broken at Many
Points,
While at Nearly All 1t Has Been
Colder Than for Twenty
Years.
Weather Bureau Promises Grad.
ual lmprovement--.Some
Samples.

CHICAGO, Feb. l0.-This city is in the
grip OF the coolest weather since 1873.
lhe thermometer began to fall steadily
af midnight. and by o'clock registered
- below at the weather bureau. MANY
thermometers throughout the city. how
ever. showed the mercury down to %
ana -. and out in the fashionable West
ern suburbs. like Lagrange. i, is claimed
80 below was reached. About 20 people
were SO severely fros,bitten during the
early morning hours that they had to
be removed TO police stations and hos
pitals. The fact that there is no snow
on the ground causes the frost 10 pene-
'ra'e TO the water mains. and several
portions of the city are Suffering from a
lack OF water supply.
Huron. $. d.. IS below zero. was the
coldest place III the United States dur
ing the day. Bismarck. Duluth. and
La Crosse reported 32 below. The cold
wave shows increased intensity in the
Central portions of the country The
line OF zero temperature passes from
Chesapeake bay westward over Tennes.
see, Arkansas and Oklahoma. Freezing
temperatures are reported rs far south
as Central Florida. The indication, are
that the extreme cold Will moderate
somewhat Friday.
IA. Bluensield was found frozen I,
death on the street about o'clock bv q
police officer. 1t is believed that tn,
man. while intoxicated. lay on In,
ground and succumbed to the cold
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|. of fReinforcements From
lc,,a Looked Upon as q
Signal.
roop> Returned to Manila
,,u,r Virtually Unfit
for Duty.
mi, Bum San Rogue Be-
, Evacuation by Order
of Dewey.

Iva-u>. Feb. ,o.--Possibly with
l.. Genera, Miller will have
|, a..rlq,; 10 occupy lioilo on
|, q. Pauay No specific orders
kor haze been sent Ia him since
\ \: saturday and Sunday. nor
In heard from recently respect
natter. In, II was his known
! "a make TINS important move
,n As he icl. that conditions
k.. and statements contained
IS report, from Manila con.
\ a,lal> here that General
l.. sa, authorized the landing.
r. Indication o. that determin-
!, III. i,>pa,ch from Manila of
r,-.l.rni of tennessee volun-
~ ;ur lloiln. So long rs the
Insurgents around Manila
e. convey "a serious threat
j., >a:cty, Governor Otis felt
na''u weaken his forces by
Any additional troops to lloilo.
I'aa, he has til. insurgents de.
hecan pr, ceed tn carry on,
r'hr ~eupa'ion of the princi-
-" Pmiippine group next 10
I'M movement might have
som" time ago. but for the
IN commanding general was
withdrawing the Fifty-first
fMeat from before Iloilo. These
h"cn On their transport So
my We're really unfit for
rv.ce until they had an
r. of stretching them
-" 'or a few days. The last
had been ashore WAS Mt hon.
fea'" from San Francisco for
frn Honolulu they wen, to
latrar, but We're not landed,
A"i an"ut at once and sent to
!" insurgents sent out word
would not be allowed TO land.
>ar"' until a week ago. they
'!lh- aboard ship in sight Of
thoroughly weary Of the ship.
EYER they are once again ON
Manila.
Miller has with him the Sixth
zenith infantry. and Battery
'lS'h artillery. and these will
''' N the course Of "a hours
~ tennessee regiment. max
quite equal TO the occupation
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tWho died OF apop!exy during the hat-
tie.
two big guns. :or about % minutes
The Americans did not reply The
enemy fired a; long range and nobody
was hurt.
All was quiet along the res, of the
line and there was no change in the
American position during the night.
The Tennesseeans have just sailed for
Iloilo on the steamer 81. Paul. Briga-
dier General Miller's force now consists
OF Battery q. the Sixth and Eighteenth
regular infantry regiments and half
signal company, with the Baltimore.
Boston and Petrol.
Sergeant Major Smith Of the Ten
nessees has been ordered TO proceed tC
the United States by the next transport
"a an escort To the remains Of Colonel
William c. Smith of the First Ten.
nessee volunteers. who died of apoplexy
during the recent battle with the Fill
pinos.
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OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED.
Weather Bureau Admits Temperature
Have 1seen Low.

Weather bureau Admits Temperatures
Have 1seen Low.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l0.-Weather bu-
reau special bulletin:
The temperature continues abnor-
mally low in all districts east Of the
Rocky mountains, the Eastern Dakotas.
Minnesota, Western Wisconsin and the
region to the northward being embraced
in the area of lowest temperature.
where the readings ranged 80 to 36 de-
grees below zero in the states named
and reached 50 degrees below zero at
Minnedosa. Manitoba. Zero tempera.
ture extends to line traced from Cen.
trail Virginia, over Tennessee. Northern
Arkansas and Southern Oklahoma. and
at Cincinnati the low temperature rec
ord has been broken with reading of
is below, the lowest previous tempera-
ture ever recorded by the weather bu-
reau at that place being IL degrees be-
low. Feb. 3, 1895, and on Jan. l. 1856.
The outlook is that there will be a
marked. though gradual rise in temper
ature east Of the Rocky mountains from
this time.
In Florida the cold period will he OF
brief duration, and return TO the nor.
NAL temperature may he expected in
that city by night. Among station.
showing below zero temperatures were
New York 4. Washington Z, Cincinnati
l6. Pittsburg 10. Buffalo 4, Chicago 20
Milwaukee 90. Duluth 81. st. Louis IS
Kansas City 20, Omaha "a. Bismarck sc
Charleston 26 above. Jacksonville 2;
above. Jupiter 81 above. Tampa 30 above
New Orleans % above, Galveston q
ahnvo
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FILIPlNOS CONCENTRATING.
Largo Force Said To H Gathering d
Csloocan aud Malabou.

Large Force Said to Be Gathering 1t
Caloocan aud Maiabon.
MANILA. Feb. lO.-All is quiet here
The Filipinos are lying low, except on
the extreme left and right They are
evidently concentrating between caloo-
can and Malabon. Judging from ap-
pearances. the Filipinos are being rein
forced by better drilled men from the
northern provinces. In front Of Caloo-
can, they are as thick AS u swarm OF
bees.
The American troops feel the heat at
midday in the open but they are anx'
ious to proceed. The soldiers are ,mps'
tient OF rest raint, while in sight OF the
enemy.
The rilipinos are still intrench'ng
themselves on the left at ploocan.
Telegraph operators are now worth
their weight in gold and the members
Of the signal corps are working night
and day.
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oRryED pEWEY'S ORDER.

v....~.uta Evacuated san Rogue. o"'
.a.r..d the Town Before Leaving.
WARRINGTON, Feb. l0.-The navy de-
c.,tment has received the following
dispatch from Admiral Dewey:
AFTER continued interference ana IN,
%r;da%ion Of our workmen, ordered
armed insurgents to leave San Roqnt
~ - O'clock a. m. They left during the
night, . few remaining VINO ournoa NO s,, ~,
VILLAGE Il is now occupied by ou'
troops. All quiet - :,
San Rogue is village on the neck o.
land connecting Cavite and the man
land Of LuxOn.
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Rich str,h. .. Ne Donald Creek.

SKAGUAY, Feb. 4. (via Victoria. B. c.,
Feb lO-The richest gold strike made
for months is reported from Nc Donald
creek. Northwest Territory. The strike
is close 10 the boundary line Of Britiel,
Columbia and the Northwest Territory
The creek drains natural basin that
slopes down toward Lake Marsh and
the upper Yukou The creek is five
miles long. Surface gravel gave from
81 to s. pan In The country adiacen,
20 Mcdonald creek there are innumer
able creeks not yet rrospected The
gold u Coarse and assays high.
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s.,m.re Elevator Association.

New PAYNEsvILLE. Mimi. feo' " !.
Al meeting OF the business men OF 'n's
village, the preliminary steps we.. ,
iaken for the organization OF corpor",
k;on to be known as the Farmers an"
Merchants Elevator company. WIN =
.n;tal stock OF $4,000. The ooJect O.
r. corporation is to build . large ere.
.tor at this place and then to engage
/ the buying and selling q grams
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|No INSTRUCTIONS.

",' WIN Be Permitted 60 Dsei
"''""" as He May See f1s.
''"S. Feb. l0.-There il an
Ap1"'" release Of the tension
.rh :, the rapid current OF events
.'ppines has held the officials
"''illstration since the first
1r"S from Manila Saturday
's Was brought about through
oi a bulletin from General
''n,S up the latest results Of
- ne has had with the natives.
h'h' that Aguinaldo's infiu.
~ De'h destroyed and that the
a'er was seeking for . cessa.
's"'l''es and for . conference
:, a,''ertablc and was interpre-
"''l'isslon that he had
.'d ii's Terrible Msassks.
sly improbable that he will be
,o'' o,. anything like the status
a oo'"'n anything like the same
na eae possible last week. No
Ina' vM Knows just what General
NUS us to impose in the way Of
k,,hretary ,h'aa Alger repeated his
c,;n' INA. he had given the general
s ons since the battle and sav
hs, 'oI 9 giving any. He realised,
pa,,n , ueneral Otis. being on the
ing proved his fitneas. wa.
tha" POSITION to deal with thu
n" ' any one in Washington,
~ :, g general ask permission
40 anything he would be
4 hn hrss%i''.o" lm,n.a,...,y.
"e .e:s ask for instructions O,
tolS 3D." ~ Secretary Alger, IN.
'u TO exercise his own dis
~ NV v. OF the case Il win b -,
act tore toS's can tell how 0snsrs
""1a Asuinaldo's sppli
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Good Sleighiug iu Wa shingto

WASHINGTON. Feb. lO.-The ther-
mometer went to Z below in the early
hours Of the morning. the lowest since
December, 1881. The city is covered
with deep snow from the storms Of the
past week, and sleighing is more gen.
eral than in years. The Potomac is
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Editor Cets Two vears.

CINCINNATI. o.. Feb. 10.-Charles g.
Moore, publisher Of = paper IN Lexing.
ton. Ky., was convicted by jury in the
United States court on charge Of send.
inp IN obscene published edition
through the mails and sentenced BY
Judge Thompson to serve two years in
the penitsntiaay.