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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27

New York. Dec. ss.-Ernes, Rocbcr
champion wrestler Of America. ami Paul
pons. the French champion. will wrestie
Tor the championship Of the world on the
night OF Wednesday. Feb. g. az the Mad
son Square Garden.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
suPr. e. T. WARNER DEAD.
Was Father Of Mrs. DIR. Hobby OF
savannah.

Knoxville. Tenn. Dec. $.-Eyan =.
Warner sr. OF LAfollette. died to-day.
He was superintendent OF the Tennessee
Northern Railway. and secretary and
treasurer OF the Iafollette Coal. Iron ana
RAILWAY Company. He was until five
years ago. located at Lexington. Ky.
wife and 1--WE children survive MIN.
The children are Miss Logic Warue-.
Evan \. Warner. Jr., Mrs II NJ Lafol-
lette OF Iafollette. Mrs. Castle. wife OF
Prof. Castle. Kentucky State College.
Lexington. Ky. and Mrs. Hobby. wife
OF Or. Hobby. United States Maripe Hos
p.tal. Savannah. Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
UNKNOWN STEAMER ASHORE.
An American vessel On the Reef.
south of Miami.

Miami. Fla Dec 2C-An unknown
American steamer went ashore on the
reefs few miles south OF Miami late
yesterday afternoon The sea has been
running so high since that time that The
wreckers have been unable 90 reach her.
The ship Is painted a lead color. with a
yellow funnel and red emblem on her
smokestack. On account OF roughness OF
water no boats have been able TO 20 near
enough TO ascertain her name The Key
West station has been notified. ana the
tug Dewey. which ls here. viii 40 to the
dlFabiod steamer - soon as possible
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
uIGGINnornAW TO RETIRE.
Marshal Fields special Partner
Withdraw. Prom unsinrss.

Chicago. Dee. 2s-fIarlow ~ niggln-
botham. who hes been for many years
associated with Marshal Field Of this city
January. retire from business Mr HEzin-
botham will shortly afterwards join his
family abroad where be VIII remain FOR
come time. THE announcement was msae
by Mr. FIELD at q dinner given Boz Mr.
HlgKlnbotham' honor tonight Mr. HIu-
ginbotham was president % the World s
Columbian Exposition IN is93
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27

cure colds. H. "a cheat catarrh out cs
victims. po-ru-na not only cures ca
mrfh bur prevents Every household
should he supplied with this great REM
e.h for coughs. colds and 20 forth.
D viii he noticed chat the Governor
sf} hc hnr not had occasion 20 use Pc
ru-uA FOR other ailments. The reason
Tor coo. ls most other ailments begin
with cold Triug Pc-ru-na 20 prompt
y cure eolds. hr protects his family
aEIiust other ailments Thls q exactly
what every other family w the United
States should 90 Keep Pe-ru-na In tho
huuae .e DC for coughs colds In
srrpy tuI other climatic affections OF
winter. nnd There win be no other aii-
men.s iu the house Such families should
provide themselves with a copy OF pr.
Hartman free hook. entitled Winter
Catauh Address Dr. Hartman. Column
bus onto
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
DELL, rox MARRIED. AGAIN.
New York Wan nv the Name Of
Levy.

levy.
Baltimore Dec. Della Fox. the
actress was married to-day 20 John
Levy OF New York. In tho Office or the
clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas. Rev
William ". wey. pastor OF enc Emmanuel
Reformed Church. performed tho cere-
mony. IN the presence 81 the brides maid
ana few of the court officials.
II h. announced that after the compile
ton o. her engagement this week In this
city Mrs. Levy Will retire from che vaude-
Vile stage. with the intention OF return
ing shortly 60 comic opera.
The marriage license. which was issued
to-day. gives the axe OF Miss Fox al Is
years. single. and resident o. New
York. while Mr. Levy said he was So
lived On New York ani has no relnfIves
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
Kitchener Has Gone North.

Cape Town. Dec. 2s-Gen. Kitchener
has left Nsaugpoort and gone north
ward The rspld concentration 81 troops
Ia the disturbed districts through thcsper-
sonal energy Of Gen. Kitchener has al
Iayed the local uncasincss.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
HobbisE Ranches snd stealing cms-
tIe In Mexico.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Dec. @.--A message
from chihuahua. capital OF the state ot
chihnahua. Mex. states that the Apachs~
are on tho warpath IN thas state snd that
the Inhabitants o. Granda have organised
to meet the redskins. The INDIANS. Il ~
stated. src IN che mountains rcbbinx
isolated ranches and stealing rastle Il,
- likely they belong 20 a part ~ thu
tribe Nhich escaped from the WHITE rtxu3
reservation several ye@rs sgn
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27

IUVer N0p0rt-Ine hIEhf OF the SWAN
nah river az Augusta. AZ a. m. Gsth me-
ridian timel yesterday. WIS - feet. a fan
u o.a fool during the preceding twenty
four hours
Observations taken NJ the same moment
% cline az an stations. Dec. -. 1850 8 D.
m 18TH meridian time
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
mon CARRIERS sEcED,s.
Chicago building Trades Council
Loses "a strong Union.

chicago. Dec. @.-The membership Of
IN Building Trades Council will be re-
desed by 400 as a result OF the action Of
ths Hod Carriers and Building Labor
ers Union which sent a communication
20 Tho Chicago Master Ainsons Assoeia.
toe to-day STATING that the union nao
withdrawn. The Hod Carriers AMI buiid'
Ing Ia borers' Union n numerically ~,
strongest that has yet left che eenoa
bod.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27

I.ondon. Dee. I.--Threo hundred stu.
dents have boen arrested In 81. Peters
burg. according 40 a Berlin dispatch. foT
propagating Socialist doctrine.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
NEW ZEALAND CONTINGENT.
HALF the Number for south Africa
Are flaorfs.

wellington. n. r.. Dec. @,-The sixth
contingent OF New zealanders. two hum
dred strong. half being Maoris.w will sail for
south Africa In three weeks. The gov
eminent at she beginning of the war
promised not 10 employ blacks.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
ron rue CONSCIENCE FUND.
Southerner send Treasury s2o0 BacI.
Taxes On Tobacco.

the Treasury has received from a town
in the South n conscience contribution OF
500 In che course Of his letter the send
or says that he defrauded the govern
mcnt out Of revenue taxes on tobacco TO
that amount In 1871. 1872. 1873.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
VIII Advance Price on window
Glass.

Huntington. ". Va. Dec. S.--1he indie
pendent glass combine. recently organized
will. on Jan. !. advance the price on all
window glass Is per cent.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
noers Captured Christina. Lasurie.

Zeerusi. Trausvaal. Dec 2f-The Boers
captured two vuFons containing Christ
mas luxurics destined for the camp Of
Lord Mcthuen.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
HELD A. PAuPER ALIEN.
Native Porto Rican and Former Res
Gdcut Detained.

New York. Dec. 8.-Alfonso Comics y
stanley. a native OF Porto Rico. was de-
tanned at Enls Island to-day with view
to deportation ~ pauper allen.
stanley is professor OF mathematics
and Hnguist. He went from Porto Rico
10 Paris during the exposition and now
returns here for employment
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
THE WEATHER.

Forecast Tor Thursday ana Friday
Georgia. Eastern Florida and South
Carolina and Western Florida: Generally
fair Thursday and Friday; variable winds.
Yesterday Weather 81 savannah
Maximum frmurrafura gs4S
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-27
). ~. BARRErT RESIGNS.
WIN ne General superintendent OF
Chicago and Alton.

Ailanfa. Dec. NJ teIegFam Tom
Washington saw:
- ~ Barrett, general superintendent
OF the Southern Railway Company. whose
resignation from that position takes effect
Jan. /. viii accept the position OF general
superintendent OF the Chicago and Alton
Railway. with headquarters az Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
AMBusHED by FILIPINoS
A DETACHMENT OF THE 10th IN
FANTRYFfRED ON.
Reinforeements We're Sent, bnt They
Failed to Tdke the Position
and Troops withdrew.

The situation in the east is further COM
plicated by renewed activity Of the insur-
gents in the Philippines as appears from
the following cable message received from
General Macarthur today:
MANILA, June %, 1900.
AGjutant General. Washington. D. c.:
A detachment of four officers and 1Oo
men Of the 40th Volunteer Infantry. Cap
tain Miller commanding, which left Ca
gayan June Is on a reconnaissance up the
Cagayan river. was ambushed by insur-
gents In strong position. Fifty men were
sent to reinforce them from Cagayan- Could
not take the position and troops withdrew
to the post. Our loss In killed: Company H.
10th Infantry. Robert r. Coles, John H.
Haywood. Fred Holloway, John P. Pelham.
Frank Salisbury: Company NJ. 4Oth Imam
McQuirk.
Wounded-Co. I, 10th Vol Infy., Capt.
Walter B. Elliott. slight; Co. II, 10th Vol.
Infy., Capt Thos. Mfllar, wounded in thigh.
slight: Jess Essig. moderate; James w.
Jefferies. slight; Rox1e Wheaton, moder-
ate: George Hoilaris, slight; Murley Phil
Ups, severe; John w. Smith, severe; Co. M.
10th Vol. Infy.. Edwin E. Williams severe:
Co. K. 10th Vol Infy., Edwin E. Williams.
severe; Co. K, 40th Vol. Infy., George w.
Wells, severe; Lex N. Kanters, moderate.
Missing-Co. H. 10th Vol Infy., Sergt.
William r. Northcross. Full detailed re-
port was not received MACARTHUR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
MARINES REFUSED
CONTINUED from First Page.)

the officials believe that there is no doubt
as to the good intentions of the Chinese
navy. 1t Is only as to the Chinese army
that doubt exists and the administration
officials are exasperated at the peculiar
omission from every official message of any
statements which would clear up the doubt
as to whether or not the Chinese army as
well as the Boxers are opposing the re ief
column. and if the former then whether
the troops are rebels or acting under or
ders from the Chinese government. This
point is of the utmost Importance, for upon
1t depends the attitude to be assumed by
the United States toward China. and by
that test must be determined the question.
Are We at war with China?"
Not at War With China.
The State Department still holds to a
negative view, and it has received recently
a powerful support in its position by the
attitude assumed by the various European
chancellors. Without exception the Euro
pean advices to the department indicate
that the governments there do not yet re-
gard the developments in China as warrant
ing the assumption that state of war ex,
lists. The general disposition is to avoid
that governs intercourse between highly
civilized nations. and even IL there have
been infractions of those rules by the Pc
kin government, providing it shows readi-
ness to make amends and do what Is
necessary to safeguard foreign life and
property in China 1t Is likely that that
government will be dealt with Ieniently in
the common interest and to prevent a break
up of China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
SENATOR HANNA'S FORECAST
SAYS REPUBLICANS WILL WIN By
BIG MAJORITY.
Expects to Get Kentucky. California
and Possibly Bryan's Own
State of Nebraska.

PITTSBURG, Pa, June %. - Senator
Hanna chairman of the republican national
committee, was in the city for a short
time today, en- route from Philadelphia to
Cleveland, and talked at length on the
plans of campaign.
IT have been assailed on every hand by
the question as to what states we will win
over from the democrats" said the Ohio
senator, land would like to tell the news
papers and would like to have them tell
everybody in the country who is interested
in the campaign that the grand old party
this year will go after its opponents where
over they are found. No stronger ticket
was ever placed in the field.
Il would not like to predict the majority
that will go to Mckinley and Roosevelt
and I have not heard of General Grosvenor
having made any forecasts to the result
of this campaign. However, we will carry
Kentucky, Goebel law or no Goebel law
California will vindicate itself. Up In the
northwest the republicans will have no diff
Guilty in holding sway. There IS no doubt
as to the turn things will take In the east"
Asked as to his opinion of the result Of
the fight in Nebraska, the senator replied
We will try hard to keep Bryan's state in
the righteous column, too"
1t will not be an extraordinarily early
campaign. Senator Hanna said that very
little would be done for several weeks. and
seemed to imply that the republicans would
wait on the opening maneuvers of the dem
ocrats before any active steps would be
taken.
about August L. he said. 1.-THE issues
Of the campaign will be clearly defined and
the national managers will then be ready
to cooperate with the committees in the
various states. September 1 will see the
red fire burning. and all the drums will be
beating before a fortnight later" was the
Senator's comment when questioned re-
garding the time of the opening of the cam
paign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
Warrington stock Exchange.

Light cert COO at lot. s., COO at l6e. 800 at
,9s wssni al ca: at Is :9s e at
15sN. s at 1s2s: Is at 49,: 8 at 1924. Is at
'i 1itt e neR 10 st. 1852
funding. 102 bid; 7s: 1901 water stock. 102 bid.
AIS S;ses lSa ssnd Bsss .:l Sa Traction ,os
BID 107 asked Metropolitan Railroad as. 1la bid.
1Ss Ied R1osd cert ideb
bid. Columbia Railroad g., 10 bid. Columbia Rail:
sosd % ss,r e. ITO sd 2 ats CITY
series B., ss. 11is* bid, 40 asked; U. s. Electric
peale and Potomac Telephone S. ios bid. chesa-
tom 10 BID Masonic 'G Hall
100 bid Anacostia and Potomac Is. 100 bid
National Bank stocks;. Bank of Washington: 1854
liens, 100 bid Columbia, 1eo bd. Capital $50
Safe Deposit and Trust Companles.--National Safe
ton Loan and Trust, ISL bid, !5sN asked. Ameri-
can Security and Trust 1913 lid. 2io asked. Wash
eS Fl @ IS 50 bid Franklin
as bid. Metropolitan, so bid Corcoran. 90 bid.
80 co1Smsi. Rssa * Dd x
ineton Title 3 bid. District Title, 81 bid.
Railroad Stocks.-Capital Traction, x1O2s. bid
1929 asked. Capital Traction scrip. 1O6M bid. 1O7
asked. City and Suburban. 80 bid, 40 asked.
Georgetown and TenleytOwn 20 hid.
Gas StOcks.-Washingto Gas, 1929 bid, 52Js ask
ed. Georgetown Gas, b3 bid.
Miscellan, Gus Stocks.-Mergenthaler Linotype
x1SOss bid. 1871 asked Lansten Monotype 124 bid,
1875 asked American Graphophone, liz bid, 11E
asked. American GraphOphone preferred, IL bid,
l27s asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, ~ bid Is
asked. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, 155 bid,
l75 asked.
Z Ex dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
Stocks Reached the Lowest Point of
the Season Today.
MARKET is DECIDEDLY BBARlSH
War in China and Bad Crop Re-
ports the Influences
q E N E R A l. NJ KETS

Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
NEW YORK. June 23-The week in the
stock market closes with the selling move
ment unchecked and prices at the lowest
point Of the season. All sorts of reasons
are suggested for the decline. chief among
them being the failure OF the wheat crop
and the troubles In China As to the former
there is no doubt that railroad earnings
Will be influenced by a decreased grain ton
mage. but there would seem to be little ex-
cuse for presuming that dividends are en-
dansered.
The record made for earnings last year
was never seriously regarded as a perma-
nent earning capacity by shrewd judges,
and neither were last years record prices
regarded as having any special patent on
perpetuity. The reaction was Inevitable
ana mad an average wheat crop been as
sured the present summer would in all
of prices.
Last years overriding had to be undone
ana a presidential year. coupled with crop
shortage, merely fastened the movement
present indications are that the decline will
De overdone quite as literally as was the
previous movement
At the close of business TODAY there were
Few commission houses who were willing
to predict any sustained advance Prices
are at level which must result in In
creaSing the strain on public holders and
the liquidation of this week Is likely to be
increased rather than diminished.
A sharp advance in the wheat market
helped along the decline in prices the
Granger shares. with Burlington leading.
selling on sharply under pressure from the
room The Pacific shares showed some in
ci:nation to cover previous sales but the
stocks were in good supply. and traders
we're not afraid t" adhere to the short side
over tomorrow.
brooklyn Rapid Transit was forced down
to 1898 prices. the selling showing signs Of
actual liquidation and the uncovering of
ste -loss orders. Large holders sold this
stock on liberal SCALE and the Metropoli-
tan interests are likely to be heard of as
buyers before long If the decline Is to con-
tinue.
The Industrial shares, as whole were
quite as strong the market and slight
Improvement in the iron trade Is reported
In spite of the c'osing of mills in certain
states. The governments armor plate con-
tracts Will make activity for some of the
concerns at least and some interests hope
that the placing of these contracts will
STEADY the iron markets generally.
The bank statement was a surprise the
banks losing S3.16s, 500 In lawful money, in
stead of gaining about one-half that amount
as was predicted yesterday. An Increase of
only $2',9O In loans Is the only favorable
feature In the statement A decrease of
"a. GOO In deposits more than reflects loss
In money. and the net result of all changes
Is shown by decrease Of 81 971 300 in the
surplus reserve. reducing that Item to a
total of SIS, 526S5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
DIARIES AND DAIRY FARMS.
Health Ohacer's~ Desire for . Better
InsDectiOn.7

u
Inspection.
In view of the provision for an additional
veterinary inspector for the health depart
nrent, Dr. VIM. CT Woodward. the health
officer, has recommended that, If possible,
the allotment to 1hez department from the
appropriation for occnthgent. expenses be
Increased during .the looming fiscal year, SO
as to provide for securing more extended
and efficient irspestien OF dairies and dairy
farms. .Br NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that it is
desired to keep one 'of:tthe veterinary in
spectors ms mucnyas possible An the outly-
ing territory from which the milk supply
of the city comes. .and'dn order to do this.
he states. 1t will ass neesssary,to pay rail-
road fare. board billssalld horse hire. These
items will represent an additional expense
to the health department, which. unless
special provision be made. as recommended
by him, can only bea met at the expense of
some other branch of the service.
The matter has. been referred to the COM
mittee having charge Of the apportionment
of the contingent fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 23-Flour nrmer and higher;
western s"per 81 75a42 IS: do extra s. O6a$8 so:
a$l.5O; spring wheat patent. $4.15a$4. 10; spring
wheat straight s. 9Oa$4 10: receipts 1888 barrels:
exports, IL, 677 barrels. Wheat excited and higher
spot and the month. 50 asked July. s9Aas9ls
August, 9OAa9O1a; steamer No. 2 red, S3ha re-
ern by sample. 75a90; do on grade. S51saS9k. Corn
frmer; mixed. spot and the month. 47Aa47A: July.
47Aa47A; August. 471a47A; September 47Xa4S.
steamer mixed, 4ska461s receipts. 1880 bushels
exports, 1858 bushels: southern white corn 50a51
No. 2 mixed. z71aa2s. Rye nominaily higher; No. Z
nearby, 81; No. western. 81: stock. 25.576 bush
ed. Grain freights very quiet; not much demand;
steam to Liverpool, per h9shel 3d. July; Cork for
changed. Cheese firm, unchanged. Butter steady,
unchanged Eggs firm, unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23

Commercial Agent Johnson Of Stanbridge,
Canada, under date Of June 1, reports that
the South African war has opened up a
new market for Canadian horses. and
prices have almost doubled. One cargo Of
713 was to leave Montreal on the 10th Of
May on the steamship Lugano and another
on June 6 on the Devona. This vessels
capacity Is S75 head. and 1t will take forty
to her coal capacity the Devona will not be
compelled to touch At any port on the long
voyage. Mr.. johnson adds that these two
shipments will almost drain the section of
good horses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
HAS A BROKEN RIB.
Senator Scott Will Go to Colorado to
Recuperate.

senator scott Will Go to Colorado to
Recuperate.
Senator Scott of West Virginia will leave
today for Colorado Springs. Col, where he
will remain until about July rs. He will
first go to Fort Monroe, where he will meet
his son. a lieutenant in the Sd Artillery,
who was recently married in San Fran
cisco. his father not yet having seen his
daughter-in-law. After a short visit to his
son Senator Scott will settle down at Col
orado Springs and endeavor to get into as
good condition as possible before the cam
paign opens. His ribs, which were broken
while he was attending the convention at
Philadelphia. are giving him no special
trouble.
Senator Scott is satisfied that the repub-
can convention acted wisely and that Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt will be strong
ticket with which to go before the coun-
try. He expects to be in the thickest Of
the fight. He is confident that the republic
cans will carry West Virginia by at least
10000 majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
LIEUT.. MARTINS CASE.
Record of COurt-Martial Received at
the War Department.

Judge Advocate General Lieber has re-
ceived the record of the court-martial pro-
ceedings in the case of Lieut.. e. H Mar
tin of the 5th Artillery, recently tried at
Fort Hamilton, N. Y. on three charges of
forgery. The court was ordered by Gen.
Brooke, commanding the department of
the east, and the fact that he has forward
ed the record of the case to the War De-
partment without taking final action him
self leads to the belief in military circles
that Lieut. Martin was found guilty on
some of the counts and sentenced to be
dismissed from the army. sentence of
that kind requires the action of the Pres
ident.
Lieut.. Martin is a graduate Of the Mill
tary Academy of the class of April, 1898,
and has a certificate of merit from the
War Department for saving a soldier from
drowning at Governors Island. 1t is said
that he also rescued girl from drowning In
the surf at Sandy Hook. His friends say
that his recent alleged transgressions were
due to the use Of drugs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
DISPATCH FROM MIR. ELrER1cHs
Presbyterian Missionary Confirm,
PerilOus Situation At Pekin.

Presbyterian Missionary Confirm.
PerilOun Situation ut Pekin
NEW YORK, June 23.-In response to a
cabled inquiry as to whether their mission
aries in Pekin and Shan-tung were safe,
the Presbyterian board of foreign missions
in this city today received the following
reply from the Presbyterian mission treas
urer, Elterichs, at Chefoo:
"CHEFOO. June 22.-Pekin in peril Shan
tung ordered to port"
AS interpreted by the secretary Of the
Presbyterian board of foreign missions,
Charles w. Hand, the dispatch means that
all missionaries in the province of Shan
tung have been ordered by the United
STAGES consul TO leave their mission posts
and proceed In haste to some port where
they can be under the protection Of q
United States gunboak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23

House is Almost Ready for Occupancy
Now.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CANTON, O.. June 23.-President Nc
Kinleys household goods have arrived.
His house will be fitted up at once. 1t is
about ready for occupancy now.
The elegant gold-decorated bathtub that
Pennsylvania workmen presented Mr.. Nc
Kinley in 1896. but which was never used.
has been covered with a coat of silver and
placed in the cottage. The house has been
painted dark lead color with trimmings
of pure white.