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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-07-13
Republican County Convention.

" ClOOh, OIC AZ PuOAAS0hS AAAN1 80 S0'eA4
ty convention, asper announcement
in this city. The meeting was held
at the pavilion. The precincts
were nearly all represented.
The Montpelier brass band was
out to liven up the occasion, and it
was we'll, too, for had it not been
for this, no one, except the dele
gates themselves, would ever have
suspected that there was such q
thing as county convention within
the city limits. It was the tamest
affair the writer has ever witnessed.
Not a ripple of enthusiasm was
created throughout.
Bishop Clark of this city, was
elected temporary chairman and J.
A. Hume of Bloomington, as tenn
porary secretary. The call was
read and the business Of the conven-
ton announced.
The convention then took half an
hours recess to give the commit
tees time to make out their respec
tive reports. During this time the
band had time for exercise, and, be
it said to their credit, they did their
best to keep those who were not
members of the committee from 60
ing to sleep. They played "Marching
through Georgia, columbia, Gem
of the Ocean," and other patriotic
airs, in the hope of arousing little
enthusiasm among the, delegates
during recess, but it WIS no go.
After perhaps three quarters of
an hour, the committees, one by
one made their appearance-they
had occupied SOME shady retreat in
Sidney Stevens ware house to make
out their reports-and Chairman
Clark pounded the table with the
gayel, and this woke up the slumber-
ing delegates. The chair read the
reports of the committees. The
committee on credentials found that
the delegates from the various pre-
cincts had been duly chosen i'll pri,
maries assembled and no contests
were filed.
The committee of permanent or
ganization and order of business
found that Chairman Clark and Sec
rotary Hume would not do for sc
dignified body, and recommended
that VIM. Hull be permanent chair
man and Editor Wallis of the Post
should iot down the, proceedings
Carried. Mrs. Z. s. Hart was in
stalled as vice-chairman. She look
ed pleased at the honor conferred
and took her place upon the plat
form. The chair thereupon, called
for the committee on platform ant
resolutions to report their resolves
which was done. Sec'y Wallis reat
the platform, which endorsed tn,
snlnnd1d administration Of McKin
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The convention then adjourned
after naming the comfy central
committee for Bear Lake county.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
Der 9entf6e CORRESPONDENT.
eamfta9, ben 20. Sanuar 1900.
Observation-Disclosures

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mMuiit=Ntubemie." - DieIe Dohe
mOntaa, SisnHae, Mittpod unb Sonnrfao
"a Rich Mans Son."
Treitas uno Samftos "A Virginia Courtship."
Joro's Spernbaus. - OieIe Wo9e
His Excellencv. the Governor"
~2peeum=Sbeaier." - Disie Wode
~Lady windermere's Fam.
~9oaipopItrabsn 8 SEatsr.' -
.Sbpre Icres."
rGubitorium 3 Muit 3 Gans." -
Gauotuius. g ortcuunq
5assnbad% 800" Mt. &opalzIps.
Soolpaiide 9rrmsnanen : Gonserte BON Ill nbr
Sorriittaas bis IL ubr abenbs-
Sreieiniatetts : Stride an 5rinitpz
Strabs. gm p, %. uno "A. 5anuar srObes
idbrhi3es g~uitsrnaS Otper I'M Sbuibauls.
rMufit. Oramat. 6amilien@glub."
DtOrssn, SOnutao, pSruocr @isosr;ih."
ngaltimorer Mebgsr : @~siangoer@
sin.. = Morscn, spnntas, @bsnpunteuDultuna in
-Raint's soaue."
n9armonie." - Morgen, Sonnta9,
bumoriftiGe misunderstanding III DIR pOtrmaz
nra 4DldnrertorsSouac."
,Wil6elm SeQz2ooe Nr. 3, S. ..
&. Of g." Montaq, ben q. Sam, ). Stiftunvs=
felt unD 9al i'm r0arIss4part"
~llnfel 8rdfig=gersan." - SisnI tag,
ben s. 5tbruar, erOber Wasten5aa in Der DYsral1=
ta=Dldnnsrbor=oaue.~
@sfansDersin r5robfiun." = 4m
lS 6ebruar grobsr Mastsnbaa i'll Der rStrn'anld=
N}Grll rd)przSodQeH
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9aS @phcnblatt SeS
"9entf6ea Gorre(ponoenten''
eridien seftsrn -

et1u}seH SeIl1tn
unb entbGlt II. u. 9eipredur1gen
iber bic politiIfe Gage pes 2an=
5es, ebitorisne Noti5sr. plfer=
I6aftii6e @rt;fel. Spe5iolbsrldte
aus ber Staots : 9auptltoot,
9er6anoGungsn Der Sraats : 9sz
isbaebuns, ausfubrli9s uno du=
beIt intereFante Ha4rldt'n bonn
SriegsI6uuplaB in SaoafrIfa,
Die lsbtsn Na6ri6ten aus allen
sbsilsn guropo's, bic ipdtsltm,
interehante|ten tsls9rdpb'19en
geri6te aus Dem Snlanoe, Die
Sostisbune Der lpannsnosn gr7
5dbluns Ser araftzWfapr," elrrs
Settle europGii9er 0ofdlberldts,
golitii6ss aus @taat unO
@tabt, 9sri6te aus benz Snnern
bss Stdates, 2ofal>, gOrlen@ Il.
Marttberi6te u. +. M.
9as 8(att 1T pon anen Srdz
germ bes ,OeutI6en Gorrsiponz
benton" gu be5isbsn uno IN Der
Expedition b. 81. gu baben.
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wetterausfihten. = Sir
Marnlanb uno ben Diftrift Columbia
3eaen, gefofst bon tlarsm Wstter, tlar
am Sonntas. 0ltliae. na9 Norplpslten
'umiprigsnoe Minoe
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StaOf Baltimore.
Ser &aleuoer oeS
,,Gorreipono entem. -

Us III idpn tsh rNdlenDer Wepr,
{onbern Gin nIlmano9" BON benz
Runss BEG Sabrbudes Der Sun" -
fir beuti9e 2sisr pum0sli9 nod
Dertbpoaer - ben mir un1eren 2eiern
dig HeuiabrssruB i4idsn, unb bamlt
pirb benieien, baB Der rGorrelpon=
bent" in Der Gntpidslung bes Set
tunsssef9dftes INNER in eriter 3eibe
mitrorf dirt. lln1er naalsnber" lit
Elm 100 Ssiten fairies Bud in elesanz
tenn rotbsn umI9las, pelaes iiber unz
Sd6liae Oinae, bic i'm 2aufe oes Sab
res uniers 4ufmerfiamtsit erregen tOnz
men, Qusfunft sibt. SelbIfpertdnoli9
entbdlt CT QIes, mas ma in e!nem
aalsnber 1u9t, iber 3sitre4nuns,
Monp= unb Sonnsnz5 Sin 1ternii1e, Mnz
fang Der Sabresoei4sn u. |. H., ions
bern audi iebr nsl WiKsnspsrtbss.
mas uns, tpenn mir es re9toeiti9 bel
Der 5anb BADEN, biel Sorssn uno I'm
toitsn erlparen fann, ols pa llno:
3insfub, 3insrshnung, @srja9rungsz
fritz, Mab unb 9epi9te. Mstri4es
@pitem uno bs1sn umrshnuns. Sc
trsibeeetpi9t, 8aumab, 8rettermoB,
aiitsnmoB, Ndbrpertb pong}abrunssz
mitisln, 8srslei9uns Der 5bermomez
tsrsrabe, But delsspiate in pfunoen
Bel SGmersisn, fernsr Qnpeilunsen
iiber Ell te 9ilfeleiitungen in un9ludsz
fallen. geri9ts iibsr neuers Dablen in
Der Stabt, i'm Staate uro i'm 2unoe,
Nomen Der Staaten uno Ssrritorien,
Der Senatoren unb Mbeeorbneten. Der
b09itsn 8samten bes 2unbes, Der Ct
fdnbtsn unb Gonluln, ferner Der Be-
Differing nit Riidiiat auf bic Hatioz
nalitdtsn, bas 9eut4tbum bes Gam
tes, bic @srfa1uns Der Ser. Staaten
u. I. No., u. I. m.
Ser tii9tise publi5ift Mur Slider
Pat oas Nahipiel bes arieses, bic gu
itdnbe ouf porto Gieo, Cuba unb ben
p~bilippinsn in iebr ~an5isbenbsr Defe
aeTailbert unb iein Ssrt 1T portreffli4
iGuitrirt bur9 InIi9ten, 8ruItbilber
BON 9ensrdlen uno polititern. Gin BE-
fonosrs pi9ti9er uno pertbpoIer 4b=
f9nitt 1T Der ~9sutide i'm gramsn,"
pelder 4nes anbeutst unb ben 2eier
bslsbrt, mas BON einem Npplitonten
um elm Wmt psrlanet tperoen fam.
Der isbise gissntbimer bes Sore
fpo%nbenten" min bur9 bisfe psitsre
N%euerune ben 8stpsis liefern, baB er
ben Prinaipisn Ieines unpsrseBli4en
Brubsrs, bes Bssriino.rs bes 8lattes.
treu bleibt unD Ni9ts peridumt, tpas
benz rGorrsIponbenten" feline SteQune
untsr ben erIten beut14en 8ldttern oes
SdnDes erbdlten unD perDeHern tam.
Ser Correspondent : Mmanu4"
Dirb nIat pertauft, fonoern an ale
Qbonmnten Der tdsli9sn ober Wo9snz
Iusgabe beg rgorrsfponbsnsn," a5er
nur an Qbonnsnten. arotis p~srabfolat.
5erner fDnnen QQe, iotpob( in Der
Gtabt, pie ouBerbalb berielben, pelhe
Dor benz 20. Sanuar auf ben ,Gorrez
fponoenten" abonniren, ben ,Qlma=
mad" gratis erbalten.
Dis 0erausgabuns an bic 4bonnsnz
ten bat aneefansen unb pirb bon Soa
au Sag fortssiebt perosn, Big 4qs baz
nit perisben finb.
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Sas iiebente =RccitaI.

Wie S6iiler's uWfdo6sn aus Der
5rsmDe" erl6ien in OieIem iungenSabr
tMao. Intoinette S3umopsta im@onz
5ertIaaIe beg uPsaboop : SnTiitutes."
Isle mar nidt in benz S6al geboren;
man puBte niht, pober lie fam" -
mir p~enieItsns tpubtsn IS njdt, uno
BON WiHsns Gorge ni6t 9equdlt, ga
ben mir audi nidt %srfunoet, npober Iie
fam Der 5abrt." Der Nams ldBt out
ben suropdiIten Often l6iieben, Der
in ben lebtsn Sabren 70 piele muIifaz
liiGe 5alsnts 9e5siti9t but; unb penn
bic Euffsn aus ibren GonIeroatorien
piele folder &iinItlerjnren enttahen
pie mao. S5umopsfa, bar fat bic
81. Y%etsrsbur9sr, ME bic Mostauer
grefe rsdt, penn ls lebtes Sabr na6
ben paoerepsti : Gon3erten be6auptez
tie, DAP Oubsnbs Gonl erpatorium5z
Sdilerinnen babeutenosre PianiItinz
men feien, ais Paberepsti. Nber UNI
bei S6illsr unp unierer 9eItrign
ainFerjn au bleibsn: ngeIell9eno mar
fire Ndbe unb aGs 9er5en puroen
melt" penn lie lire pianiItiI6en 60
ben aust6eilte, unb yein Sober ging
6sT6entt na6 9aus," BAG III unbs ftrttz
ten.
Dab. S3umopsfd, cine I6lanfe,
pOrne6me @rI6einung, gebDrt gu UNI
Ieren intereFanteIien uno liebensIpiirz
bigItsn Observation-Disclosures -uno
Oas min in einsm }2sitraume ppn me6r
als 30 Sa6ren etpas bsiBen. Neues
bot uns Die &iinflerin ia gar ni6t,
a6er oelto b06r pertbsn mir ibrs
SiinhkrI6aft.
Mab. S3umopsfa fiibrte 0 Der
ga6'Iden .GbromatiI6en > : Moaz
5untaIie" ibsr Saint : Saens: ga
price" unb n2ieb o6ns Worte"" Scar
latti: rpaltorals," rGapriccio" unb
rNqesriTIimp", flint Chopin : Numz
mern, elmer n2ibellulle5" Der Barrier
@OmponiItin @%baminabe uno l6lcB
nit Der HubinItsin'l6en fnifFlj6en
y8al|e caprice; fat ale quite llsbeSe=
fannie. Mab. Saumospsfd 9sbOrt
ni6t gu ben 5aiienItiirmerinnen, oenen
in ben Qeuberli6tettn oes 8!rtuoI EN-
t6ums bic Ssek perloren 9e9angen 1T.
S6r 5ibt Seele in ben 5tngern uno bon
bie{er Seele oe6t Elm gut She'll auf bic
6Drer iber. Sic muht bas 9er5
tparm, bur6 i6r postiThes giinoniB
nit benz 5liget; lie ludt ibren Grfol9
ni6t in tpei6lifer 8rdftmsierei. gine
Sednif, bic ii9 i'm acknowledgements
me ais unfebl6ar ertpies, pldEiI6s
8lar6eit, unperlsBbare Saubsrfeit, Ell
ne Bis in's ~tleinIte Detail fein ausgez
arbe;tste, ouftjge 8ortra9stpeiTe finoet
man lslten 70 qeeint. Wenn man Ell
mas aus benz Yrogramm berpor6eben
min, 10 pdren e5 oas rGapricio" III
csIte" i6er Elm Sbema aus 9lud's
r4lceIie" BON Saint : Saens", Elm
PradtHiid pianifiI6sr5iligrunarbeit;
unb pie fsin uno postil6 Chopin fer
ausfam - bas mar aniFiI9eSunt,
Sn Der S6luBnummer 6a6en mir
RubinIiein Iet6H uno no6 piele On
bers bonebsn g~rsiFen b0ren; Der Wal3er
1T capri3i0s; gsTtern b0rten mir i'm
unperIe6rt, unb nift nur na6 Der tsfz
| ni|aen Ssite. Oas 9ublifum bunfte
Der &iinItlerin burd rei6sn 8eifall,
| Simmer uno INNER pteoer muBte tx
| ii6 perbeu9en unb bunfte fir Die On
erfsnnung ibrerFeit5 our6 3pei 3u9a=
ben. Die leBts mar Gbopin's IzOur.
| Pplpnaile; bic erFis uns unbefannte.
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ten z nItdI

9eamten s Ttufltrung 9.
- 0as rGermania : GOnclupe CIR.
POP, s. .. 3d." belt asItern Qbeno
feline ressimdBi9s p0dsntli6e Ser
lammlung in lsiner 9a1e, Nr. 915,
OH : prattltrabe, a6. Drei Gambia
ten puroen aufgenommen uno 5tpei in
9orl4la9 gebra4t. Die Snfalirun9
Der am /. DECEMBER 1899 g~etpdbltsn
9eamten mar Seitens Der Mitglieoer
unb beren 5rsunbe lebr 5ublreid Be-
Fu9t. OiTirifts Oeputp Dug .8naup
Iebts fotgsnbe 8eamte in ibre Iemter
Elm: palt : 4r6on 4nbreaB Qucas, 4rz
don 9ermann 2udbarDt, prppof %.
8reitenba6, prdlat 2ouis 8eder, Se=
fretdr Hi6arD 8orig, S9abmeiTter
2ouis Gdels, SnIpeftor Iibert Slim
der, Wdrtsr Wm. Hdde. Sentinel 8.
Stolte, Sruites: g. %. aern, q. GU
cas uno Gmil a0ntg; 5tnon3 : Sefrez
tdr 4ug.8naup puroe our9 Oi|triftsz
0eputp 5. Slider in Isin Qmt singsz
Iebt. Na6 Der Snfa1irung puroe
cine iolenns 5sier D~eranTtultet. Oas
Council 8Gblt CUR 3eit 6O2 gut febenz
De Mit9lieoer, 3u6lt 81 S~runtengelo
uno $1,000, reIp. $4,000 Sterbegslo.
8onS &c NIB 8 n. - Der
sngliifs Oumpfer n2p4 Maree"
brodte geItern cine 2uoung BON 1000
Sonnen @r3 bon poti, Sirfei, nu9
Dem bieIigsn 9aFsn. Gbenlo tperoen
Die OampFer vgrmoufb" BON 9or4
man, Sponisn. NIT 1000 Sonnen, u.
r2onbssborougb" BON 8atoum, Sir
tei, nit 1000 Sonnen Gr3 heute bier
eripartet, pa lie bereit5 IignuliIirt
purben.
Der 0ampfer rNntbonb Gro
nes" bon Der r@riclonz2inie," pel6er
am 9pnnaritue mit 8aRagieren uno
2uoung BON hier na6 Yhtlabelp65a
obfubr. lief in Der Ndbe Der 5;nicumz
Sniel in Der Dslatporez8ai tpGbrsnb
zines bi6ten Hebels ouf. S6leppz
,oampfer tpuo.n bereits BON g6ilaoel=
pbia uno Oelatpore1Git abgeIhidt.
fpsl6e in tur5er 3sit ben OampFer
tpieoer ftptt haben tperbsn.
= Der Nprbo. 2loDo : 9ompfer
Dresden" perldbt beute gremen nit
5ra6t unb 9afugieren. Der DAM
pier miro srit in Nstp@gort anleoen,
ebe bsrfelbe na9 ie;ner btaTigen Werfte
abfd6rt.
Gin i9por3er 3 a If NJ
oieb. - SIN Griminulseri6t puroe
Der Nessr Nm. $. Buchanan, Elm
Saubltummer, rpeesn OisbNabls eines
portemonndtes bon 4nna glbert, Nr.
728, @lintonltrabe, mad Dem Stadtsz
Irbsitsbauie aeIanbt. Gs puren 81
in oem 9slotdT66en. uno 9u6anan,
Der feline IuBfugen F6rjftli4 ma4te,
b%e6auptets, bas portemonnaie am
8roabpap sefunben gu BADEN. Sine
Ufsn9e 3su9en bate isoO6 gele6en,p te
Der Iegsr 5rau Gilbert beraubte. Die
pp!i5si tbsilte nit, baB 8udanan De-
rsits Is Sabre b;nter IapsoilaenSarz
OinsR aubratk.
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Cine Staats 8iitte in
Der 5lotten 4tubemI e. -
@ouDerneur eSobn Waltsr Smitb, be-
gleiiet Dom 9eneralzQoiutantsn 8,
NutTon Wilmer. i~tattete geItern in
Nnnapolis benz 9ommdnbdnten oer
5lotten<Nfdoemis einen pfFi3ielen 0ss
genbeIu6 ub. SeiOe 9erren fubren in
elmer o~ffenen Suti6e in oas mittlar'
Shpr Der 5lottensQfabemie, no Die
Marin1oloaten bR @apebre praIen@
tirten, unb i'm islben Qugenbllt pur@
be Der Gpuperneurs> Sulut NIT ben
erpben @eifiiBen abgefauert. DER
9ounrneur uno Sr. Wamer plIroen
i'm 9ibliotbefIaals e%mpfangsn II. ben
ein3elnen Sffi3ieren porSsltelt. Na9
Is Minuten tebrte Der 8ouoarreur
nab benz aapitol 3urit.
8er{onal> Na6rtdten.-
SRI. Gli!. Grompea uno 9r. @llnton
8. Risgs uno 5rau perosn bsute MT
Dem Oampfsr rGms" bon Nsp : YOrf
na9 9rsmsn rslisn.
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8eiananerein yTrpbHnn."
@rDSer MaSfenbal
AM Is. Tebrnar in Der @crmania:
Mannerbpr Sale"

Gin gutter Osnt5sttel. -
Der Nege Gtarlss Greene, Der $3.50
auf ben Namen feines @aters aus Der
@porbont 5og, tpuroe gu brei Sabsn
3u6tbaus p%erurtbeilt.
46enb unterbaltuna.-
Der rOsmotratiI6e Monumsntalz
Social : Club" batte selisrn cine aez
miitblide 3uiammenlunft in [einer
9o0e, Nr. 1876, Canton : Npe. prpf.
Ssippet's Srdsltsr l;eferts ben S6renz
f6mauB, tpdbreno bas v8opal>Star
QUARTET" mebrere 2ieber gu @ebDr
bruhte. Der 9erein bat 1876 Mitslie=
Der. Die 8samtsn limb: prdfbent 81.
s. S6neiber, 8ics : prdiosnt Safob
2sppsr. 2. 0io : prdIiDent l9arrD 6.
6sineman, Setretdr %. u. Copper,
5iran3 Setrstdr 2ouis 8sibner,
54asmeilter Siamunb Dsnsler.
SIPS BON Baltimore mad
Daibinsipn unb surid auf Der
.psnniplpanier Giienbabn."
Nm ndditen Samftag uno Sonnz
Tag; siiltig fir bic Riidfabrt Bis gum
folsenoen Montas. Ollie 3uge. ben
limitirten GpnareBaus ousgenomm.n.
SSctterbertd1t.
Ser. Gtdaten - etter,D bureau
gaItlm re. ben II. Sanuar 1899.
mum,
Set. : sss;: H'''- |s ''s'''; r,s, co., ~s''-
500 y. 1888 50 100 N..O.' s 5ies.n
V1ittl. 8arometerF. % SO potf. Ehermometerf. 50
MiittI Shrrmumeterh ~ 9iiebrioner 40
Die hsbfe Shneaia.eit bes IBlnees in einer Stunee
tetruo 8 NeiIen con gorbofen.
TaS sefrise Beuer-Dle botfte Eemperotur oes
s.frisen aa5si auI Hahbsnauutea StotlOnsu mat
ru,, SaIae.
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g It a g g. unb Sonntagsz
Grfuriionen mad Wuibingtun, nur
$1.25 aAf Der nqennipluanier gis
Ienba6n."
Qm nGaIten SamTtug unb Sonns
tag; giItig fir bic Riidfabrt Big gum
foIgfnDen Muntag. Ollie 3uge, ben Ii
mitirtsn gongreb5us uusgenommen.
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gsiunbbeit fir 10 Gents. Guscuz
rsts befDrbern bic naturli4en Sunttioz
men Der Giugetpeioe uno Rieren, 5erz
itDrsn Mittoben. furiren 8ppfI6merz
asn, Inpsrbauli6tsit unb 9artleibigz
felt. 4We Ipotbeter.
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Tad GrIebigurs Der iibrigen Aous
tine : 9si6dfte i6ritt man our WubI
bon nsusn 0irettorsn, uno 5par fiel
oieielbe uuf bic So. 8. g. 9enni9z
bauien, Grnit GdsGsr, Gas. Websr,
jun, Sobn IIbaugh, 9arrp Sail, 6.
8. &rauB, Wm. 8rt6t, aurt 8uoolp9
Stsrnberg uno Or. $. s. 9smmeter.
6armpnic.
Moracn. Spnntaa, FL. Snn., bnmp,
riftiidJe Nbcno= Undertaking. in &C
.Germania MGnnerd)pr &oalc."
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@t6tig fit Anseiaen0e.

Sn M~arplanb cridsint auber BEN .Ssu!id.n
Gorreiponpenten" feine einaioe beutihs 3eituno.
foelte cine Srud=9rehe befst, bic i'm Stanoe ii.
bic Huflaae bes .Seutiden GOrreippnDtntsr- in
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The age-herald., 1900-02-20
VICKERS SAYS
 SILYELA LIED Great Britain Did Not Help
 Spain in War. PREMIER IS INVESTIGATING He Says That After Making Inquiries He is of the Opinion That Sil-
 vela Was Either Misquot- cd or Mistaken
PREMIER IS INVESTIGATING

'. London, February 19--A special dispatch from Madrid, saying that Premier Stlvela recently declared in the senate that pre- yious to the war with the Un1sed States the British governmenE consented to let Spain factured for (her at the Maxim factory, at Placentia, meets with vigorous denial in London.
 Albert Vtckers, head of the Vickers-Max- i'm firm, said:
 'Senor Silvela Med. There is not word of truth in this allegation that England 1ielped Spain to fight the United States. In the first place the factory at Placenia is a branch of our concern, built at the re- quest of Spain because that country wanted ammunition of home manufacture. 1t is under the Spanish governments control, and there was never shell manufactured there for sale in England or in any other country except Spain, where law against the exporlt of ammunition exds.s.'
 Senor Silvela is further quoted as say- ing that Spain, not having used the shells, allowed them to be returned to the British government and did not consider the lat ter step a violation of the neutrality. This U lie'iiSS1StiOH MI" NASFS4S aAoO UShASN' AAA quiries made at foreign office show that no papers exist dealing with any such transac- tion. But Lord Salisbury took the matter up personally, inrsdtuting inquiries in the various departments, with the view of issu- ing denial should it be proved that Senor Silvela has been correctly quoted.
 These inquiries of the premier resulted in an official statement being made to the ef- feet that the British government never en- tered into any such transaction, and that if the Vickers-MaXim company undertook it the concern dtd so without the knowl- ddge of the government.
The age-herald., 1900-02-20

ice the authors of both countries were rem dering to each other. In this campaign he referred particularly to the works of Captain Mahan and MT. Bryce, the latter of whom, he said, had produced a work on American institutions in 'The American Commonwealth" which was without an equal. MT. Choate added that Mr. Bryce had found the Americans ready to remedy their faults. He pointed out that just as Great Britain had profted by Captain Mahan's teachings, so had the Americans by those of MT. Bryce. In concluding, MT. Choate characterized the British people ''as a people united for the common pros perity of all,'' and added that a striking example of this unity had been displayed before the world in the last few months.-
 MT. Bryce, in responding to the toast of Our Guest" said:
 ''One consolation for tine little differences which arose between England and America dn 1775 is the character of the ministers and ambassadors whom the United States have sent to England. I am convinced that each one brings more friendship and good feeling from the American people than his predecessor, a feeling which the people of Great Britain reciprocate in the warmest possible manner"
 Morley Roberts, proposing the health of Gilbert Parker, said he regarded MT. Par ker not as the ambassador, perhaps, but certainly as the consul general of Canadian literature. He caused much enthusiasm by alluding to the debt Great Britain owes Canada and her other colonies for their services dn the present emergency.
 MT. Parker, whose response was very happy, spoke of the right and justice of Engqand's cause, and emphasized the fact that Canada had been fine first to foster ana to promote the imperial movement.
The age-herald., 1900-02-20
ON THE RACE TRACK.
At New Orleans

New Orleans. La, February 19.-Eva Rice, ridden out to the last ounce, was the only successful favorite today. The track showed considerable improvement. Walk enshaw was claimed in the last race by w. D. Woods.
 First race, selling, one mile and 4one- eighth-Julius Caesar, 107 (Mitchell), to and to 1, won easily by two lengths; Swordsman, 17 (Winkield). to and to 5, second: King Elkwood. aO4 ((Moody). 6 to 1. third. Time. 1:57.
 Second race six furlongs-Aratoma, 1OS (Winkfeld), to and to 5, won driving by a length; Sir Blaze, 105 GA. Weber,, 12 to and to 1, second; Sir Christopher, 102 QMitchelD, g to 5. third. Time. 1:151k. A
 Third race, selling, one mile and one eighth-Astor. 10s (MitchelD, to 1 and 8 to 5, won all out by half a length; Pat Garrett, a09 Gdiller). 16 to and to 5, sec ond: Lucky Monday, 112 (Boland), to 1, third Time 1:571k.
 Fourth race handicap, one mile and one sixteenth-Eva Rice. 1o4 (E. James,, 4 to 5 and 3 to 5. won by a head in a hard drive; Sidney Lucas. e2 CWedderstrand, g to 1 and to 1. second; strangest. 1O2 c. Miller), 4 to 1, third. Time, 1:501s.
 Fifth race, selling, seven furlongs-Depo- nan, 104 (W. Shawl, 6 to and to 1, sec ond; Tckful, 110 QBoland), to i, third. Time, 1:30.
 Sixth race. selling, six furlongs-Banrica, 122 CTafber). to and 2 to 1, won handily by length and half; Domozetta, 122 Gil more). 20 to and to 1. second; Sauterne. IA q. 1oss). 20 to l. third. Time. 1:'7