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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

DENIS0N AND VICINITY
Mr.. j. H. Mahoney spent Sunday al
Boone.
Will Seemann made Carroll visit
Sunday.
Leon Young, Of West Side, was in
Denison to-day.
Mr.. G. r. Bigelow, of Manila, spent
Saturday in Denison.
Mrs. j. II. Mahoney spent Friday
visiting Dunlap friends.
Mrs. Hannah Harvey, wife of G. p.
Harvey. is seriously ill.
Miss Stella Galbraith has begun her
school near Charter Oak.
Lizzie Mitchell spent Sunday at Vail
with friends and relatives.
DR.. G. W. Carr, of Dow City. was a
Denison visitor Saturday.
Mr.. G. V. Campbell. Of Manila, was
aDenison visitor Yesterday.
Mrs. A. d. Molony returned Sunday
from visit in Charter Oak.
Jas. Luney was called to. Vail Sunday
to attend to business matters.
The Coterie club meets with Mrs.
q. w. Meyers this afternoon.
A. z. Lyman, of Dunlap, came up to
Denison Saturday for brief visit.
Mr.. Chris Thompson Of Charter Oak
was county seat trader yesterday.
Attorney Travers, of Dunlap, was in
Denison on legal business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Dougherty of
Vail were Denison traders yesterday.
Sarachon Sisters call attention to
styles in street hats in another column.
Mr.. Ira Springer, living near Arion.
made Denison his trading point to-day.
Miss Alice Miley, OF Vail visited with
her friend Miss Lizzie Mcclure Satur.
day.
Attorneys Goodwin and Harding of
Charter Oak are in tbs city attending
court.
1T you do not go to the Merchants
Carnival tonight be sure and attend
tomorrow.
j. H. Young, of Dow City, AID j. w.
Carson, Of Dunlap, were in Denison
yesterday.
Miss Robertson spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting her paren is and friends
at Dow City.
Mrs. Rev Claussen is visiting her
parents at Gelena, Ills. She expects to
remain several weeks.
Born on Sunday, April l6, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Michaelson Of Hanover
tJShip, a daughter.
Messrs. A. G. Butterworth and Lon
Rudd, of Dow City, attended the con
cert Saturday evening.
Miss Lillian Stoltenberg, of Omaha,
is visiting for time in Denison as the
guest of Mrs. John Tamm.
Mr.. A. Simmons has opened sand
bank just south Of town. Masons say
the sand is of first.class quality.
Mr.. John Osborne, ST., of Harlan,
spent Sunday visiting his daughters,
Mrs. Gebert and Mrs. Wieland.
Auditor Carey and wife made Deloit
a visit Sunday. John says he noted
many changes in the little berg.
Mr.. s. p. Reeburgh of Battle Greek,
an old Crawford county resident, was
a welcome Denisen visitor last week.
The Denison township trustees closed
their session as an equalization board
yesterday. They had a hot time so it,
is said.
Among Denison's Sunday visitors
were Messrs. Frank Hills and Jos.
Burke, of Dunlap, and H. B. Hoffman.
of Vail.
Mrs. Frank Fitzsimmon and children
came down from Vail yesterday morn
ing to take>the Colorado special to Car
roll, enroute to Manning.
Among the Denison visitors on Mon
day we mention F. j. Gary, of West
Side, who Mas pleasant caller at this
Office.
Mrs. j. p. Conner left on Monday
ernoon for Ft. Scott, Kansas, where
swill visit her sister Mrs. Jas. Hart,
40 is quite i'll.
Mr.. John Hoiten has his new home
n the west part of town almost COM
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Mr.. Jno. Smith of Des Moines
arrived yesterday to attend the funeral
OF his brothers wife, Mrs. Benson
Smith, of Arion, today at the Baptist
church.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Mr.. G. r. Bigelow, of Manila, spent
Saturday in Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Mr.. Geo. Hester, OF Buck Grove made
us a pleasant call to day. He complains
of the poor mail service between Deni-
son and Buck Grove, saying one can
write to Chicago and get reply quicker
than one can send letter from Denison
to Buck Grove only - miles distant.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Mr.. G. V. Campbell. Of Manila, wa
q Denison visitor Yesterday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Leon Young, of West Side, was in
Denison to-day.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

DR.. G. W. Carr, of Dow City. was
Denison visitor Saturday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

A. 2. Lyman, of Dunlap, came up to
Denison Saturday for brief visit.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Will Seemann made Carroll a visit
Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18
DENIsoN AND VICINITY

Mr.. j. H. Mahoney spent Sunday at
Boone.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Mrs. Hannah Harvey, wife of G. p.
Harvey. is seriously ill.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Mrs. w. I'll. Littell departed on Mon
day morning for her home in INDIE
peudence after a pleasant visit with
Denison relatives. Miss Llttell will
remain for more extended visit.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Lizzie Mitchell spent Sunday at Val
with friends and relatives.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

From the Ida Grove Pioneer we learn
that little girl came to brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller, of
that place during the past week. Fred's
many Denison friends extend congratu-
lations, and trust the little miss may
grow to be source of great comfort to
her parents.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18
Attorney O'Conner. of Vail, made
his regular court week appearance i'll
Denison yesterday.

Mr.. Peter Carve, of near Vail, was
a benson caller on Saturday. He is a
long time subscriber to the REVIEW
and a friend we are always glad to
meet
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Mrs. j. II. Mahoney spent Friday
visiting Dunlap friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Prof. Holmes made an
overland trip toll arlan to spend Sun
day with the latter's parents.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Mr.. New returned fron, Arcadia ana
again resumed his duties at the college
Tuesday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Miss Stella Galbraith has begun her
school near Charter Oak.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Prof. Holmes, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Mccoy, took a speedy
drive to Dow City Thursday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

Miss Cora Hester spent several DAYS
last week visiting with friends IN this
city.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-18

The Merchants Carnival which takes
place tonight and tomorrow night
promises to be very interesting, and a
large attendance is anticipated. The
ladies of Trinity Guild who have charge
of the program have been unceasing in
their labors to make the carnival sue
cess, and you should do your share by
a ftandipr
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-27

s';iI s9Sordsr to VI I'LL deprrt-s
sI5mrlellnlt complies sli.ilid onsS 81 the
sssszlsssS iSSding featureeSpSth paper,
MISUNDERSTANDING ut every
po1tO@ III Ramsey 0unty. Thoses
jWhOaN1lA not In 21Ch oapacity,
3pleasenddrSes this o1dceat once,
ndsternacs, will M furnished
them. hearrom orr
friends insf60 country.6
newsletterx9x week-to reach
righteousness thus start
theSbM rolti69 without nnnec-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-27
CARBIDE
Rnles Governing tn sale ia New,
York. Liquefled Acetylene Gas

&&N%s1AS1k1ff.g rGsN Ab0&3o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Superintendent MurraySof the Bur
sausof Combustibles, has made ragu-
lations governing the transportation
storage and sale Of calcium carbide
which the Aremen declare TO Be 8
source Of danger In aburning building,
,becadse when water reaches IL aoety-
lene IS given OF, Anumber 81 stores
kept for use in bicycle lamps. Here.
after. IA transit 81 storge, It must be
inclosed in Theoretically sealed iron
receptacles marked Dangerous, IL not
kept dry" No package may contain
more than 100 pounds. It must be
stored iniisolated buildings that are
6repaoof and waterproof. No artif.
cials light Of heat will be permitted in
the building whereSit Is stored Not
more 8thanatwenty pounds, in bulk or
cartridges may be- keptin any store 81
factory, and this must be ia d lireproof
safe Or vault above the street grade
audit az must y skept six inches above
the floor.
The manufactur, transportation,
storage, sale OF use 81 liquefied acety-
Ilene a absolutely prohibited within
the limits Of this city,-N. \. Sun.
u rlNSrr9EEGsErt tash.H4t-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-27
shDDiH0Nhl LO6Al !

Nj. Adlsy lesy3 tomorrow lorsh is
Inew feldaof labor hsMinnesotasS
Miss Jameson, 81 the citylSSsslclhhsoso,lI
1orce Of teachers, has been4con4nedAt oi
|h /, room during tie greaterpsrt q.
the week.
Hon. Henry Hale returned Biz.
marck Wsdnessdsyto resume III leeis5i
E~lAtives duties 1teraf few daysrigleasant;
visit with his family and MANY 1risnds
here. Me. Hates valuable On les "a
The legislatnre NJ highly j selsAciate,d
6y. his Ramsey county. conseliltulenats
Everybody II proud rs thegreStsd ~ Is
making. sss
The supper and 5danSeSg given Tor the
benefit 81 the sc. Paul ds Vincent
hospital, Wednesday nightnoItwiths
standing The inclemenlcy of the
weather, va ven ATTENDED and a
financial success, the recsIpts bens
Eabout slOo5above All sxpsnlllssss Msniyy
thanks are due tosall Who listed "
their donations and he'll, andt all for
theirSpatronage. $sSgSsSS
Hon. John N. CoDcchhlrsasne, of Grand
Forks, has consentsd5t deliver a Loot
urreeSs On Orr New ossessionnsss in the
court house III Devils u ke,a1omettiime
in the early, part q. Fehruar. The
lecture viii 10 given under the aus
picessofst the Ladies' Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church. Mr. Coochrane
|isSoneS 81 the ablest and most ELOQUENT
orators IN the northwest, anidShis lect-
nre will be = rare intellectusii treat.
Nj; u. .. Mo6aitt, 81 Iowa Falls, Iowa,
arrived ia the city yesterday to take
theSpositionin the city school from
whichsMr Adleylhss been relieved BY
the board Of education. Moffatt
Is asteachergopf experience ind comes
wellsrecommended and thesexcellent
wworkIVdone BY Mr.. Adley VIII, without
doubt, be.carried on without break
and to the satisfaction 81 patrons
pupils and the board. s!s
Grafton Record: According to- the
North Dakota Banner. published u
the2schoolffo the deaf - Devils Lake,
there are ninety-one deafschildrenin
the state and fifty of thsm In the
school: BY law every one3sof them
should be there. It ii duty that
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-27

wHAr ArzxnslLvXxr


- 81 go 49, -
Ase Il 49,. Nd OtctzSsla1-lcarne tfnn
ye.aeys ~ ~. y. y nnayivan In ias q Dsvils'
-, - ! $500 =. 70 Mor orb In~Stotwnlunlt4ll thrssl,rSI
49, $3.50 - - u ssance 80 4 have been thrtst-s
" " ana ssacktns, snd Z spsesent am plowing
q psksans z ~ bbase md potatoes. Ihe1
. ~ as ~ ~ kinds Is esIden e salre supers
ID Hss q Gne b ness ! naye severs seen. 4 - twelve
a.aseg 81 po Fa inst ne world can't best for
s ~ sand quality. ~ neighbor, Nj. Prague.
.vsTs.. .s;,..s. III. 1He1.. s.DDg 49,. ~.
since ISwaas aFboy Ibave I'm t,c,,hl.S -;th .
constant beadachas ~ b.,s ~ IA - h..S.
lache onna aincsI h.Ye ha.n 49, i. - -.
iitbers hasnnf haen m nv thsr Il. m..aat -.
ont 81 applss 49,. n,n,ns r,,,c.s ~
oranges. Ihoneht snlsndid ia Mr.. IS Fl
cents - bnahel. IS ynng-a =. c.r -, frnit
'5chesp enoueh Ehern. Tha,s /. mr. vhs.t. osas
.bar1ey M AZ 1900 h.r. th.n th. f.r-...ir n
peunsylvania save. ~ panri. 49, 49, mnch'
shereI,nd MI not tala a. ana q .svs & m.
soil Is splendid m aasy IS f,,m + stvo
acrss per Az vith4 { onssnd.na ta.rn. ana
Ihorse is.years old and ~ other M SIM ths,
5plowL. Suesal g. abont 81 I ~. hsan rs.i.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-27
TAKEN Up.

Came to my place west Of round
house, 1 black yearling colt with white
star in forehead. Owner can have
same by paying for this notice and
keep. john FRIEsoN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-27

Of expansion, with Hawaii, the Lad
rones and the Philippines as stepping
stores for American commerce:
4
&sEgsAzss@
The Argus apparently has not dis
covered the whitening scarcasm in
Jud's alleged remark TO Alex, .sits Mo
Cumber or NOTHING"
brough for congress in the first state
convention held In Fargo. The two
senators have always been the best Of
friends.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-27
cRIARY.

Mrs.sRobbins q VISITING her parents
81 Grafton. .sSS5 sss,ss
Mn. Kayanaugh visited friends IL
Aichigan City the arst paar olf the
week. ~ At gs9SS
Mrs. Orr, who has beennsssllpl,endinR
several days u Devils q
home Wednesday. s5@sss D.
Mrs. Fitzsimodns and Mrs. Winters,
Of Devils Lake, sp,ausssedssa few pleasant
hours With friends last Tuesday. 81
M. 3. Mari. 81 Victoria. B C., who
Is Senlrrso,nute Is eastern points, Visited
III sister, Mrs ]. 4. SMITH, last We'd y
nesday. sSgSS 81
The Great Northern trains u ~
strictly onstime lately. Nos and 8
generally have wait here . few
minutesst ~ let timeaca& up.
Hss Fred Stevens d doing business il
Minnewankan. Fred,Whog has always
m eye to business isSno doubtItrying
e soil another tthrashinIga machine. 4
j.. LA Uglaand and son Lewis, s.;
turned last Saturday for ! few days
rest. Aftertthee a hct time, Hans has
hadi Bismarck, no doubt the quiet
ness of the farm will BE- very sccept-
able. sas
Thethieyes who have Incorporating
q theSyiccinity ~ Crrary, Tor the Az
fsswt,S years, have: almost got - the end
of thuesirS!rope. II il hoped when they
aarte secured they will ret the full ben-
ellt 9of theSlaw. # Nj
tits reported, the school children
re preparing for Al entertainment,
proceedssof same ia 90 towards the
ssehools library fund. The past has
shown that when the children take
sanyth1ing in the amusement line II
land they makes rousing success
:of; II, \ NJ 3s3 n 4
M We notice that the IntersO ocean il
booming The country Of late, and we
would callsiattention Co the we'll known
1scta thai. Crazy il surrounded BY the
cream 81 the Devils Lake region
Hans Upland Il one 81 the many
ssnccsssfnl farmers who market shei,
whsat here. He settled on hin home.
stealdssonue mile vest Of Crazy 81 1852
and byssteadyan persistent effort
has scqnired line property. He has
assctionNof land all improved, good
building md always kseprss. fine
bunch rs cattle "a supplemental bank
account. Henry Medslmens took
lis homestead south 81 Crazy IN
f,8 !, and has prospersd from the
start ne now owns nearly one
thousand acres q valuable farm
sands, we'll stocked and improved.
Hi farm residence Is considered one
Issof the best il the east end of the
sounty. There are dozens of other
FARMERS IA theSvicinity of Crazy who
have been equally successful. There
re certainlYsa great many years when
Haeems e. ngh4farmingsSwas q los.
ine game. but take any Ave successive
ysar1s and they VIII SHOW. : good Sub.
stantial increase IN the value of the
lanads and thesprosperity q the country
inSgeneral.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-27
Dentistry.

DR.. Hunter has turned the town
over to me, and / will hereafter be
visit viii be from Saturday afternoon,
January 2sth, until Tuesday afternoon,
January 31st.
46.2t Dr.. d. B. LusDY.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-27

philoeophicallyy but hfsstWochief nSN !
naner rrnns-vhfch RnIk ~
nnbls..r
~. - - .N se VA 7S.ssueasS 1911
symptoms M Keeping Mp their holtingE
record. Mys SA ssS
& S%ss nse9s&s
ss Si
s Manscars Rnhinann M /.
S.s,.-s.. - -
ssM |. 49, gessgsSl Nsss #8s I'M
There s.nos element ofg bitterness on
tne PATIO y ne Johnsonspeople.saM No
t;ss9ssr NJ tnes sscond..cnoicee g. presc
HsCsAiy ssaa9a yee oon9E5ee1a!mAnas frtenadA.
sl,aeL 49, o. onns2 : acconl-
iRlle - ~ Senator ki.nna and the
ntns N ssriCs memubets,ssH Sargent.
IS a ~. as sna16oy Iney YER psracti,
IsrSE1SHr,s 49, @Nysx1
Great
ss MAJ Edwards, who is familiar
sWlthsthe facts, ycorrects MI. Robinson!
iinsthes following manner:
Ill Enionaf RohSnsong .aid I'm. III 4.
5onlv annfhar insfsncaf ~ M ccm
niasaIvThas1aain fhas d.rk - n y
ssct,rai cSnaifinn. 49, s..e
wars navsr ~ snstr,,ctionS sG,vsn ~
inonninees of7tha Eiavanfh TecisIstive
District conyention 40 whioh Is ~
Walignndarsfnoi thnt Samafnr Hanns
wonld ~: & nsndidntas Atsfhe gWhaas.
iand caI1o1is heid M select da~Iaoakessfni
Observation-Disclosures r~asnImtinns wesa ~
pared Tor instruction. i~nstru0tino tha.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-27

not 90 important q figure Ia the COM
|bination rs he had supposed. No
Kenzie went right ahead securing
signatures TO the field agreement, and
so many Of the johnson mon were
ready TO get on the band wagon that
|forty-Dinet signers could have been
secured without Judas six men. It was
right here that the senatorial bee Few
ont OF La Moure's head, but though
convinced that he hadsno chance him
self he was not anxious to be left On
the outside, and he hustled round and
got his followers out Of bed. in order
to have them sign before it was too
late
And in the following gives some In
side Information concerning deals, aid.
things:
The Anal result would not have
been reached before Friday. had
it not become known that the johnson
men were figuring on deal with Mar
shall, BY which he was to leave the
fieldcancus with his twelve votes, and
join the johnson men ia q caucus
where Johnson,sEstrength would make
him the nominee OF the majority.
That such offers were made ~ the
johnson men there can be hut little
doubt but how far Marshall WA actu-
ally committedsto the deal IS not cer
tain. lt seems very doubtful, however,
lif Marshall could have carried more
than Eve Of hisstwelve men with him.
had he decided to make such q nov
INIT kha khn0ak ~ anNh = ynnvn hrnunht
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-27

NinklsaasiaNttls COLLAR thans i - ~ f1aSIS11&
cn1sh1 IL CIR d dr. and p1re.sWhilD &2Nes
- ard chilly with mud mosta
Hns.%1A sehools hsze aie an lseht. E23A
- hsre With sltk2o u 60
md - doknesNsel Iris Il n
e neN sett3aestfthsy watch IL coe1 ~ \
dgsH.le sp!.nd fshetr m0ney 1oolish1y. q h
- = theisddsf. isesn suiy csc
49,: q country fss ST.
80 roasd ssiEi 8 81 ecis S - Is E )
honey6a did not tan e mt encd eSss,s EESsYYE o
sonlyrsTEssI have q that 'dsd noe eosss
JOHN ". CO.
about our Nosth Dskota hone. W. ~
9 10 g ~ and ssn truly ssy - 40 ssN
Scaps nssrd rand as9bo an md Ne so saSs;
mshd any Of ON Eastern 1tiends Who Hs
srgy and yin e, ,wcst g cons hsre ard 6sssS
the East people can hardly eet ont 0f eech oEh-
er'e Way here unloading grain at the elevatoRo.s
- la Gght 70 - The teams On the road hanl.
ics 6uttsr msiins and poaitsHy fsisins, : rs
allsay shurrah for North Id IS
HI THINKS n AXE RIGHT.
Penn, N. D. Oct. Z, lso6.-We cans here IN
the spsing of1@6s and Tor myself can say..I an
half miles east Of town, and havs lived there an
the time. ]! have q claim Of 49, acres nins and
one.hak miles nosthwes!t Of Perth and expectt
9o3 81. 81 wheat, an b. q oats, IS b. at bar
Icy. grain On the average is not g rood .
Last yeas. and Tie price not e 500, This 9
30 Independent 81 anybody. ! have sixteen acres
q hops many = or our ilss1ds Va IS go .,
sForrneray q Roam. fnd.5 80 s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-01-27
Johnsons actual strength It any
time 49, but % voters.

Dshnin9 his position On tho quss-
lions Of the day, Mr.. McCumbsr de-.
|clared IN favor Of the brosdsst policy
New-York tribune., 1899-06-29
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
AT AN UNFORTUNATE TIME.

The unfortunate steamship Paris OF the Arneri-
can Line. went ashore on the Manacle Rocks. on
Falmouth at an early hour on Sunday morning
Nav d only a short distance away from and IN
nlain sight OF the wreck Of the Inflated Mohegan
The American Line steamship St Paul left New
York on the Wednesday preceding the wreck OF
the Paris One Of the passengers on the ST PAU
was ex-President Harrison On Wednesday morn
ing when the St. Paul going up the English
Channel one OF the officers the 50. Paul SAID
10 the sident: I'VE will soon be up 10 the
NanacIes where the Mohegan was wrecked. You
can stiu see the wreck. II you care TO come on
the bridge I will point II out to you General Har-
rison accordingly went upon the bridge, and soon
the boat poughed It's way in sight OF the Manacies
The keen eyes OF the officer sighted the rocks hrst
and before General Harrison knew what was the
matter the officer muttered something unintelHglole
and fairly Jumped down the stairs OF the orldge 70
the deck There was a commotlon oelow' anu AZ
and with strained eyes made out the Farls marc
aground alongside the Mohegan II was surpIlsg
marty for the officers Of the vessel, ana Genera
HarrisOns guide felt somewhat sneepsh, ,lOr N
EXPLAINING the wreck OF the Mohegan ne had mace
remarks about the cause OF II Deing lneApuCdoIr,
and declared confidently that such an accident
could not happen 10 a boat OF the American Llhs
When General Harrison asked by A friend
after he had landed II II was possible % see the
wreck OF the Paris he replied: oh yes, saw ~.
rs that so?" said his friend. How did you know
on the OCEAN The eX-President sald qryIyi VIII Wit
a grim appreciation OF the humor IN the dlscorn-
him the wreck Of the Mohegan: We'll, you see
friend Of mine was showing me the Mohegan, ana
telling me how impossible IL would be foT such an
accident 10 happen 20 an American Line noaI. auu
sea and after I saw the Paris really think had
the better Of the argument
New-York tribune., 1899-06-29
GENERAL ToMAso HERRERA.

In a private santarium in West Forty-seventh-
St. General Tomaso Herrera. prominent politician
OF Colombia. died Tuesday. He had been III for
several months. and arrived in this city three
weeks ago from Panama, on his way to Europe for
treatment He unable to go further He died
from complication of ailments. His son Tomaso
and his daughter Magdalena accompanied him, and
will take his body back to Panama. where he was
born sixty-two years ago.
General Herrera entered political life as Con-
servative and became the leader OF that party.
Once. when the Liberals were in power, he was ar
rested and sentenced 10 be shot. but milder coun-
sci prevailed, and he banished After ten
years the Conservatives returned TO power. and
General Herrera went back 10 Colombia, where he
became Prefect OF Panama. Governor Ricardo
Arrange made him his Secretary OF the Interior.