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New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY'S FORECAST
Washington April 27.-Fair weather prevailed to-day
Mississippi Valley the Atlantic Coast except
Coast. where showers occurred In
Western and Rocky Mountain districts the
generally with showers, and heavy
reported the Southwest the Pacific coast
California. The temperature continues
in the central valleys and the
Middle Atlantic Coast States and is 10 10 70
degrees normal from Western Nebraska and
Western Kansas the interior Of Texas
The area Of high the lake
regions during last few days is disappearing. and
there development nf considerable
strength in Rio Grande Valley. This storm will
Curing the next DAYS and cloudness and
is the Mississippi Valley and
The Gulf States Saturday the Atlantic Coast
States on Sunday In the Rocky Mountain districts
followed clearing and colder weather IN the
Pacific coast weather will continue fair on
me Middle and Nev-Eugand the winds
will ba fresh north, shifting northeasteTly- On
he south Atlantic fresh BRISK northeastery
prevail On the Gulf Coast the winds viii oe
brisk northeasterly prevailing. and will be
AMI from southeast Storm signals displayed
on the Gulf Coast from Brownsville 10 NeW-Orleans.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY
For New-EngIand and Eastern New-YOrk fair to-day
and Sunday: fresh northerIy winds
he Of Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania.
Neyv-Jersev Delaware Maryland and Virginia. partly
winds.
For West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio
todav rain Sunday; shifting fresh easterly.
For Western New-York fair to-day, with
in western portion showers sunday variable
winds shifting easteriy tonight
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PRINTED MATTER ETC.-fier1nan steamers sailing
on Tuesday take Printed Matter. for Germany
ana Specially Printed Matter. for other
parts Europe American and White = ar steamers
Wednesdays. and FTer- steamers On
THURSDAYS. and Cllnard and German steamers sat
urdavs Matter. etc IoT all countries for
which they are advertised carry mail
the closing Supplementary TrausaIlantlo
Mails named above, additional supplementary mails
are oue,ed IN The piers q the American English
Frencb ana German steamers remain open until
within Ten Minutes of sailing % steamer
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WEST INDIES ETC.
c SA-r-BDAy-Ar tz.s- a. m. Nassau. y P. per
steamer from Miami Fla AZ 10 complementary
fO-9O M fnr Island. Jamaica. Saydntiia.
Carthagena Greytown. per steamship Alene NAL
for Costa Rica directed per steamship Alsne ~
a. steamship Havana via
Havara. az II m. for Porto Rice. via Punce also 81
rboruas Crofx st. ThornaSl. steamship
Mae At II a N FOR Grenada and r-niiad. steam
snn Grenada: At II "a N. Tor Brazil and Ia Plata
Countries per Wordsworth trnails Tor North hraxfi
he frectef = Wordsworth at II A.
Tor Brazil Ia Plata Countries. per Capri vis
T,e-rar,brco and be directed
Csarrt'-l- az u N Turks Island Naccrs and
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N-,a,-ifas CSfbara. Puerto Padre.
stsa uship Olinda torJinary mail cnlyh
Sr@S-D1.y-At $50 m for St Pierre Ni9uelon.
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BRITISH ASSISTANCE FOR OTTAWA.
LONDON NEWSPAPERS SAY IT WILL BE TEN
DERED PROMPTLY TO THE STRICKEN CITY.
London April 27.-The newspapers unanimous
IN expressing the opinion that il is the duty Of
Great Britain TO assist promptly and substantially
In repairing the losses incurred by the Ottawa fire
The St Jamess Gazette" voices the general view,
saying:
At any time such A disaster Canada would
have appealed irresistiby to the sympathies Of
Fnglishmen and the present conditions strengthen
The obligation. We have plenty hands with
the South African War and the Indian famine, but
We shall not be backward IN doing all for
our Canadian brothers till the bottom dollar IS
reached.
There is considerable anxiety in Edinburgh in
syrance circles on account Of the Ottawa fire as
ali the companies are heavily involved
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
RELIEF FUNDS VOTED.

Hundreds Of homeless persons slept IN the
ppen air last night. wandered about the
streets q Ottawa and Hull, although houses
"T3e freely thrown open 70 the homeless, and
eeaAy We're accommodated in the drill hall the
f@Npn Army barracks and other places
- iellef committee mas been formed by the
.ehs anc this together with the Catholic
- N.ibsnoIs of Ottawa and Montreal viii make
3eai Tor relief 70 the country. The on
- government has teiegraphed S.5.DDD for
ts4's Of TIE Ere sufferers. The Governor
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MAILs

sATURDAY-At $50 a m. for Europe steamship
'Statendam- via Plymouth and Rotterdam az . a m
for Italy steamship TTave, via Naples mail must
be directed per steamship Trave'1, az Il a m FOR
NORWAY per steamship Thlngvalia- VIA Cnris-
tana be directed per steamship Thfns-
vala'l. al 80 . m Complementary : p NJ cor
Frope per steamship "Tvernia, via Queenstown mail
must directed per steamship Ivernia' J.
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address
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Mails for Newfoundland by rail North sydney.
+benra bv steamer this ONCE daily az $50
Sconnectinr close Monday Wednesday s-d
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Mails for Cuba BY Port Tarnpa Fla. and thence
this otiCe daily except Nondayl
a. = n. connecting closes sunday.
"Wednesday Mails To- cuba rail-
every Monday. Tuesday and saturday az - 80 a
one Connecting closes Tuesday and SATURDAY.
Mails for city overland. unless specially ad-
dressed dispatch this once
faffv At $50 and 80 Mails for Costa
Rfrs BELIZE Puerto Cortez BY 20
Ace daily az D closes Tuesdays
far Costa Mondays Tor Belize Puerto Cu-fes
and Cfuaternaa). fReSfStered mail closes N
previous -RegiSJered mail closes at
day before
TRANSoA'-IFIC MAILS.
Mails for Hawaii China Japan Philippine Islands via
close here daily $50 April
t2S. inclusive for dispatch steamer city of Rio
Australia West Australia.
san Francscu and Ftii i~lauts.
$50 d April Is. Inclusive.
steamship MoweTa- Mails for China and
Vancouver. close here daily $50 n.
10 n inclusive. for dispatch steamship En-
press ~ laii D.
tralial Zealand. Hawaii ktJi Islands.
Via Francisco close here daily $50 ?. n.
April up 10 May - Inclusive day o.
arrival steamship Csmpanis. due New-York MAY
H.. dispatch per steamship Alameda
ma pcrt sailing
OF uninterrupted overland
mail closes ? N. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COrT. Possunsenr.
Postorics. Ns~-yarH n Y Aprn IL fsoA
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

Herman Hauser, the treasurer of the Herald
evening, May q.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
OFTICES

communications relative 20 suoscrpscns or
advertisements THE TRIBUNE New-YorE city re
by PosJoffiee money order. express money crosr
draft registered letter
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Po-romcr Notice.

Should be read DAILY interested may
Foreign mails for the week ending April - 1850 VII
close promptly all cases. the General Pusto-ce
as follows Parcels Post Malls close hour earlier
than closing shown below, Parcels Post Mails for
Germany close : p m. Monday
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RY OCEAN STEAMER

NETWORK CITY
Mail subscribers the DAILY and TTI-WEF-rN--1
charged copy extra postage IN addition
named above
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OTTAWA'S GREAT FIRE.
LOSSES ESTIMATED AT SEVENTEEN
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

SEVERAL LIVES LosT-GREAT AREA SWEPT
BY F1-AMEs-CAUsE OF CONFEDERATION
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

The following are some estimates Of losses by
the various companies,
The Guardian Insurance Company, 100000:
London Insurance Company. 100000; Royal IN
saraace Company. S2O0oOO.
The Atlas Insurance Company. National Of
Ireland. Waterloo Mutual. sun Fire Insurance
ofce wiLl lose roughly speaking. over $2Jooo0
Iheir risks were on all classes Of property.
The Hartford. 14-tna, Scottish Union and Ma
nona- companies viii lose over S200oe0. Their
risks were principally on the property Of the Ex-
l9r1 Lumber Company and the Mackay prop
erfv
The losses II the Queen Fire Insurance Com
psny and The London and Lancashire viii
at4ounr 10 over &2try.OOO-
The Pnenix u Hartford Phenix OF Brooklyn,
-0rEIch Union British-American and Lanca-
sure UlN Lose about S2JoNsD.
The Manchester Law Union and Crown. Amer
Kan sn6 Connecticut viii have losses amount
fng % over 500 900.
As YET the companies do not know definitely
Iaelr oH-u losses. Various officials Ct the DIFF
1sfent companies are on their way 70 the capital
nm Toronto and Montreal
Ihe IRE broke out IN the house of Mr.. Kirouac,
- Chaudiere-st. Hull. II is said that Mrs.
Ainouac was lighting her stove 20 get the family
uaDAef and the chimney on fire The flames
tbtead % the roof ana quickly communicated TO
eo9olhing houses and there was a heavy
ssle blowing al the time the fire was soon
Beyond control
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Dependence Upon Others.

From the Baltimore SUM-
Barham put an old saw into
verse when he said:
A servants too often negligent elf;
Is it's business of consequence do it
yourself.
The advice is good enough in
its way, but very often impracti-
cable and especially in this age of
the world, when everything is
done on the grand scale and the
business man, with the aid of
stenographers, typewriters and
monographs, transact more bus.
mess in q day than his father
could handle in q week.
The servant, negligent or other
wise, must be employed; society,
or at least that part of society
which has to do with business
affairs, is reduced to q kind of
human machine. There is q di-
rect head, but the details of work
are entrusted to assistants, and
there is no time allowed for su-
pervision of their work; results
alone can be considered. Men OF
affairs are more dependent upon
others than ever before in the
worlds history, but the service
has been improved, and under
good general direction better re-
suits are achieved than eve1
before.
| Take, for example, any of the
great trusts or combinations Of
corporations considered merely
as q means for the transaction O
business, without reference K
their moral influence or the effec
they may have upon individual
enterprise. No one man couls
possibly supervise in detail TIL
business Of such vast agRreRa
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Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism.

KENNA, Jackson County, w. Va.
About three years ago my wife had an
attack of rheumatism which confined her
to her bed for over a month and rendered
her unable to walk step without assist
ance, her limbs being swollen to double
their normal size. Mr.. S. Maddox in
sisted on my using Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. I purchased fifty cent bottle
and used it according to the directions
and the next morning she walked to
breakfast without assistance in any
manner, and she has not had similar
attack since.-A. B. Parsons.
For sale by c. H. Irion, druggist,
Benton, La.
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BOssier District -.

State Of Louisiana, / Or. d
~ Parish OF Bossier. / the -. 1
OF small pox, the Grand Juror. ~
the January, 1900, Term Of al. =
are further excused until tha ~
day. day the 9Th day Of May, 4. )
The Petit Jurors and w!tnas. = q
cases are excused until the seec.t |, !
day, the 14th day Of Nav. c ! K! =
All misdemeanor cases. ana
cases to be tried without a m. - 81
for the 7th day of Nav iol|e 4 =
read and signed in open conrt -
the I'd day of April, a. D., Ism
J. T. WATRr
Judge I'd Judicial Distrss =
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In almost every neighborhood there is
some one whose life has been saved by
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, or who has been cured
of chronic diarrhoea by the use Of that
medicine. Such persons make point
of telling of it whenever opportunity
offers, hoping that it may be the means
Of saving other lives. For sale by G. II.
Irion, druggist, Benton, La.
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Scholarship Free.

You may, by doing a little writing al
your home, secure scholarship, free, in
either Of Draughon's Practical Business
Colleges Shreveport, Nashville, Little
Rock, st. Louis, Fl. Worth, Galveston,
Montgomery or Savannah. Best patron
lied Business Colleges in the South
For particulars address The Illustrated
Youth and Age, Nashville, Tenn.
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tons Of capital and industrial

tons Of capital and industrial
forces. Whoever may assume
the task must be dependent upon
others, and these in turn upon
superintendent or foremen in
lessening degree of importance
and responsibility. And yet the
trusts develop into efficient bust
ness machines, because the SER
wants are faithful and intelligent.
"Do it yourself was doubtless
a good rule in the days of small
things, but in the coming twen-
tieth century men will have to
learn to make the best OF neces-
sary dependence upon others.
Success will attend those who
learn to choose faithful and eff
cient assistants, while those who
occupy minor positions will learn
that the surest recommendation
for advancement will be found in
faithful service.
In the beginning of the nine
teenth century-it is not neces-
sary to 60 back much farther
servants were employed (the term
being employed in its broad
sense), but the employer was not
entirely dependent upon them. II
they failed he could do their work
himself. This is no longer the
case. Irrespective of the magni-
tude of modern operations work
is so specialized that the employer
of labor is no longer able to take
the place of those whom he di-
reefs. Nor can his immediate as
sistants take the place of those
under them. Industrial society is
becoming more and more depend
ent; those who are to take front
rank must be judges and mana.
gers of men rather than skilled
workers, and the workers them
selves must learn to be faithful
and efficient servants or they viii
be displaced.
The evolutionary changes can
not be halted; the best we can d.
is to adapt ourselves to new con
ditions and learn, if we are tn
actual workers, to be dilligent AM
faithful, or, if we occupy som'
higher place, to choose as assist
ants those who can be relied upol
to do even business of conse
quence' without our Intervention
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The Shreveport Sanitarium.

The Shreveport Sanitarium is pri-
vate hospital with pleasant surround
ings; a large, commodious, three-story
building; with trained nurses - every
modern convenience; IA thoroughly up
to-date operating room, and only two
blocks from the union depot. Ambulance
will meet trains when notified.
Very truly,
+. e. SCHUMPERT.
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Real Estate Agent.

nuring my twelve years e1Der;s.
~ the real estate business Il ~
made great many sales. M ~.
for selling property at this tina ~ ~
ter than they have ever been.
correspondents in the North ani1l|S
who come in contact with partiAs H. w
ing to make purchases. I prefer -; =
die large tracts of timbered lanSc ~
can also give attention to Rood -
lands. Should you need nv is
address me VIC. ptppT
118 Texas Street, Shreyenmf n
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Homestead Entries,
Department Of the htaiuEl
Land Office at Natchitochss, u
March n M

Ac1lu OIlEo ~ CHRONOLOGICAL 49, 81
March 4 m
Notice is hereby given that tha q
IN ing named settler has lid -
of his intention to make fnal IS
in support of his claim, and NJ r
proof will be made before Cl@f < =
District Court, at Benton, La. NH
1900, viz: Homestead Entry M
Chapel G. Cozby - for the suulIS
quarter Of southeast quarter, So
north half of northeast quarter, -
80, and the northwest quarter Of II
west quarter, section SO, toNnG1 II
range II West, Louisiana Mefidi1
He names the following wihAal
prove his continuous residence upon IL
cultivation OF said land, vii: ~
Johnston, w. F. McClelland and ID
Foster, of Emma, La, and H. D. B.
of Rocky Mount, La.
Homestead Entry No. W76 -
H. Coile-for the southwest qunEe94
northwest quarter, section q, go
of southeast quarter and southea1e
ter of northeast quarter, sectiM
township q, range II West, Lcsl1l.
Meridian. 81
He names the following witness !
prove his continuous residence upc1 r
cultivation of said land, Viz: q
Johnston and w. F. McClelhn [
Emma, La, and M. w. Cason nj =
Cason, of Ansel, La. Sc.
- - AfX10
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Stray Sale.

Estrayed before w. NJ. vicl M, ,I|g
~ tice of Peace, ward 8, Bosi =! a.
lsh, by Sam Jenkins, and nm r. ~!
at Bellevue, La, within tina ise,s | 49,
Tor sales, on Saturday, MAY aS r.
one pale red and white colord At f.
year old, marked crop and o,.,l /.
right ear and under half cron -, |.
splits in left ear. Appraised &
The owner is requested to coma -
prove property, pay charges. a. ~
same will be sold ACCORDING e ~, ~
w. M. MORROW. Cnr.s..,.
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Homestead Entry No. 6e31
Department Of the Int, 1' Z
Land Office at Natchitnchaa I . Al

Ao4N SAAOO 0C AN0UCuI0l0Ao6. "
March Is r.
Notice is hereby given hat the is1I
~ ing named settler has iiled noli
his intention to make final proof \ s
port of his claim, and that said proof
be made before the Clerk Of tho 49,
Court, at Benton, La, on My 81 e.
viz: Homestead Entry No. 66Sl
thew Mims-for the southeast Co., -
section 20, township II North, H.
West, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following vitne1
prove his continuous residenee upm =
cultivation Of said land, viz: e.
Thomas, Tom Wilson, Bob Broch
Tom Rascoe, OF Haughton, z.
]. ERNEST BREDA, Rekiui
March q, 1900. asf,
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J. r. MANRY.
c.. D. SANDIDGE.
M. w. CAsoN.
j. C. LOGAN.

The Democratic party mopped
the floor with the Gallery crowd
Tuesday, and then took them by
the scruff of their necks and kick.
ed them out of doors.
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With the adjournment to-day
of this session of the Police Jury
ends the labors and membership
of three members of this body
Messrs. E. s. DoRTCH, j. W.
JETER and j. r. CAvETT-with
whom a majority Of the under
signed have worked side by side
pleasantly and harmoniously for
many years. In parting with our
esteemed co-laborers we deem it
no disparagement to the worthy
and efficient gentlemen chosen to
succeed them, to place upon rec
ord our hearty endorsement of the
official work of our friends with
whom he have so long labored.-
They have ever been active and
energetic in the discharge of their
duty, and always solicitous of
promoting the good of the parish
and its people whom they have SO
long and faithfully represented
our honored and longtime Presi-
dent having served continuously
as member since January 13,
1879, and literally growing gray
in the public service. All true,
high-mended men, characters of
lofty integrity and good friends,
the memory of whom time may
possibly dim, but certainly with
us, never efface. Their good work
will live after them, and their
faithfulness at all times deserve
the praise of those whom they
have served.
| J. T. MANRY.
CD. SANDIDGE.
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The Police Jury then adjourned
to meet at 8 o'clock the following
morning.
BENTON, La, APRIL IL, 1900.

BENTON, La, APRIL IL, 1900.
Police Jury met in regular ses-
sion pursuant to adjournment
Roll call showed the following
members present: E. S. Dortch,
President; J. w. Jeter, j. c..
Logan and J. T. Many. Absent:
j. r. Cavett, M. w. Cason and
G.. D. Sandidge.
Minutes preceding meeting read
and approved.
The following Warrants were
drawn:
No. 1859. S. Dortnh. ........S3 90
1861. w. Jeter....-- 8 90
1851. G.. Logan. 8 OO
1862. T. Many. 8 OC
Minutes read and approved.
On motion and second, Police
Jury adjourned sine die.
E. s. DoRTCH, President.
B. r. NASH, Clerk.
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BENTON, LOUISIANA,
Observation-Disclosures 10, 1900.
Police Jury Proceedings.

BENTON, La, APRIL 10, 1900.
Police Jury met in regular ses-
sion. Roll call showed the fol-
lowing members present: E. s.
Dortch, President; J. W. Jeter,
J. c. Logan, J. R. Cavett, M. W.
Cason, J. T. Many and c. D.
Sandidge.
After discussing the small pox
situation, Police Jury adjourned
to meet at / 80 P. N.
Police Jury met after dinner
Roll call showed the following
members present: E. S. Dortch,
President; j. C. Logan, j. w.
Jeter. j. r. Cavett, M. w. Cason,
Ut. Many, c. D. Sandidge.
The following claims were al
lowed: Justices Peace. G.
Allen 81 Is, w. M. Vickers So so,
j. C. Bell S12 so; Constables-
w. C. Meares 50 80, w. M. Nor
row So IS; A. R. Thompson sos
80, A. R. Curry, for Mary Boyd
and Josh Belcher, $40; I. P. & J.
]. Lay, for Patsy Clark and Nc
Cullough's wife, $40; W. H. Smith
60 cents; Coroner's Jurors, body
Pete Bonner-H. H. Rutherford
: So, r. E. Wilson So; First Road
District-W. D. Johnston 81, P.
E. Holloway ST, Jessie Slack 81,
C. B. Norman So Is, VIC. Banks
So Of, s. H. Cochran S4N 90, j.
A. Mitchell s14 80, W. M. Burks
s14 80, T. J. Taylor S21 Is, ]. P.
Keith $40 80, lobe Lyles 81 80,
N. W. Sentell 81 "a, H. M. Bailey
So 45, Whited 4 Wheless s14 OF;
Second Road District. w. At
kins S215 SO; DR.. B. Wise SIS.
On motion, the Police Jury ad.
journed until tomorrow morning
at s o'clock
E. s. DoRTcH, President.
B. r. NASH, Clerk.
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A. M. lighthouse, commission merch-
ant, dis Market street, Shreveport, so
licits shipments Of country produce.