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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
CREE INDIANS RESTLESS.
CANADIAN TRIBE sTIRRED Up ri
Il or THE BOER WAR.

Ealf-Brs~d and White Mischief. NJ al ers
Tell Them Great Britain Is Robbins
the Beers Of Rich Land as They Robbed
the Crees-Governm.nt Takes Action.
TORONTO. Dat. Jan. 13.-News OF a some
what seriou nature has been received by the
Dom Government concerning the Cree
Indians In the Canadian Northwest. The
scene OF the trouble ia in the northern portions
OF hssinibola. Alberta and Saskatchew wan ter
%ritories, whore the Indians were stirred up TO
rebellion by Louis kiei IN lSS) IL was the
Crees that made such a determined stand
against a Canadian corps under command OF
Col. otter. who II now commanding the first
canadlan contingent IN the operations against
The Cree Ind ans have heard stories about
the Boer war ami the dlnlculties that the Brit
ish are has ing in south Africa. Misinformed
half and disioynl whites have been
carrying stories Of the Boor war and is causes
among the Indians and have tod the Crees
original settlers Of the TransNnal in order to
get possession 81 their rich territory. This has
lei the Crees TO take great interest IN the war.
They have been ed TO believe that their own
case ia analogous to that OF the FUers and
that they have teen pushed back from the
lands o the Dominion that were favorable. Tor
settlement in order 10 make room for the whits
settlers,
At fra, the anxiety ~ the Crces to obtain in-
formation Of the Ro"r war. they having eagerly
sought Tor every scrap OF news. was thought to
lie merely because they are "A lighting race.
But 1t appears from the dispatches received bv
the Government today that the interest they
are displaying was Of IA less general nature.
Affairs on the Cree reservation have begun 10
have a decidedly IN easuut. II not DANCE rous.
aspect. The Indian agents In tho North west
have found that tue Crees arc much excited by
the tales OF the white AMI half-hrced mischief
makers. The agents have been told bv the
Government to counteract these reports bv
getting The Indians together and explaining the
facts concerning the Boer war. These agents.
with mounted police. have set out for tbs Cres
reserve Tor that purpose.
There are G.uGD Crees In the Northwest. and
II Is realized they are quite capatle Of max
ing serious trouble for the white settlers. as
they are all frst.class nghters. II Ia thought
that the Indian agents. by threatening 10 pun.
ish misconduct. by stopping the Governments
tounty. and By other means. will prevent a
outbreak.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
PILFERED A MAIL S4CH.
Man Driven by Coincidence to Max = Con-
fession of n Recent Robbery,

CANTON. Ohio, Jan. ia man giving his
name as J. l.. Dunn OF Quincy. H.. walked into
tho ShcrifT's Office this evening and asked for a
private Interview. He is in custody awaiting the
arrival Of an officer from Chicago TO arrest
him on tho charge OF robbing a mail sack
at bingham. Ill. He said no could stand the
strain no longer. lie says he took the mail
sack from a truck Mt ENingham and rihsd it,
securing SO In money. He destroyed a num-
Der Of checks found in letters. The theft was
committed on last Monday night.
Since then he says he has been in Indianapo-
Ii, MartoL. Columbus and Massillon, Officers
verified the robbery by telegraph from Eflng-
ham. and the chief post Office inspector at Chi
arrival.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
seyenteen West Point Cadets DISCHARGED,

HIGHLAND FALLS. n. Y. Jan. 13.-seventeen
very unhappy young men left the Military
Academy tonight. having been found de-
fcient in their studies at the examination lust
closed and being accordingly discharged. as
follows: Cooley OF Michigan and Prentiss o,
New York. Of the second class Sprague o,
New York. Eurnam OF Kentucky. Russell Of
Illinois and Barry Of Tennessee, Of the third
class: Coury OF Ohio. Fri ge OF Mississippi,
Hnscnll Of New Hampshire. rurnett Of Ala
hama, RinsSing. Of Massachusetts. Gohle Of
Iowa, Cruu OF Michigan. French of Kansas,
Lacy Of Indiana, Faller Of Pennsylvania and
Brant OF Nebraska. ~ the fourth class. A few
OF the above have gone direct To Washington
to make an effort for reinstatement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Theatrical Notes.

Richard Mansfield ended his two months en-
gagement at the Garden last night with q per-
formance OF the title parts in "Dr. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde" The theatre was crowded in every
part and the orchestra played under the stage
giving It's place to spectators.
Augustus Pitou has Joined the ranks Of
managers who announce that they will have
new theatres for next season. He saws he will
build It Mt Fitty-eighth street and Eighth
avenue. Nothing definite has been done
about II.
Marion Manola and her daughter, Adelaide
Moulds. are III at the Vendome.
When The Great Ruby" 10 revived at the
Fourteenth on March 10, Rose Coghlan Will
sat the part played at Days By Ada hehan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
rULETIDE FEAST At THE LOTOs.
Members and Guests Make Merry In Real
Old English style.

Nearly two hundred and hfty members ofths
Lotos Club spent a Joyous evening at the club
house last night. celebrating the 'Yuletlde
Feaste at ye Sygne Of ye Lotos." The rooms
were hung with ivy. holly and mistletoe. Red
roses also formed part ofthe decorations.
The feast had lust begun when the first Gifts
special features was announced by a twain OF
trumpeters n ancient Engl sh garb. W ose
march through the rooms was followed by a
procession OF cooks. the lea iers bearing on
their shoulders. amid decorations like those
OF the rooms. the great loins OF beef which
were to form The substantial uart ~ the feast.
The music was furnished by an orchestra
IN Ter the leadership " Richard Arnold Of the
New York Philharmonic Society the Lotos
Gu Quintette. and Emil Paun leo Schulz,
Herr Van Ruoy and Herr Van Dyck OF the
Metropolitan Opera House. who were the
special guests of the evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
"INsIDE TORk." SAYS PRICE.

Sure Mrs. " Gods Jewelry and Pawn Tick
cts Were Stolen by Some One In the House.
The loss of s3.6I5 worth Of jewelry and pawn
tickets reported to the Tenderloin police on
Friday night by Mrs. Joseph Wood OF 1S East
Thirty-third street was partially cleared up
yesterday. CAPTAIN Price said the Job was in.
side work. meaning that Mrs. WooI's property
had been taken by some one In her own house,
hold.
We have not made any arrests yet" said
Cant. Price. but here isn't any DOUBT that we
viii arch the person who stole the property.
Mrs. Wood is the keorer % u boarding house.
Her actual loss IL only Si45. There was $4,000
worth Of pawn tickets cal ing tor Jewelry. My
men have visited the, pawn shops ard put
stops" on the tickets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
south Brooklyn Railway COMPANY.

ALBANY. Jan. 13.-The South Brooklyn Rail-
way Company Of Brooklyn was Incorporated by
the Secretary OF State. with n capital Of $50, 900.
TO operate by steam or electricity a railroad
twelve miles long. intended FOR summer travel,
from Second avenue. near Thirty-nln street,
BROOKLYN. thence parallel with Thirty-nln,h
street 10 the boundary line between the Eighth
TO the Kings county line at Liberty avenue in
the Twenty-sixth ward. The directors are:
". Bayard Cutting. John L. Ambrose.J J, Archi-
OF New York city. Dennistown Wool ~ Irving.
ton. John ID. Miller and George ". Giddings OF
Brooklyn and T. II. Bergen Of New Brighton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Death OF Miss Law Of Luther II. Mnrsh's
Household.

MIpDLErowS, n. Y, Jan, 13.-Miss Emma T.
Law. q member OF Spiritualist Luther h.
Marsh's household. died yesterday from the
effects OF burns. Miss Law was severely
burned in the early part OF the week while as
sisting in the preparation Of breakfast. The
& ease from the pan containing sausage was
spilled on her clothing and it ignited. Since
Mr.. Marsh came to Mddletown he has made
hi home with his medium. Mrs. +. J Huyler.
and Miss Law Miss Law was Mrs. Huyler's
intimate friend and was her constant compan-
ion. Miss Law was also a firm believer n
spirituaiism, Her age was about nifty years,
aud OF her Mr.. Marsh saws: she was in every
sense n most accompl shed and estlmable wom-
an OF the highest type"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
WANT TO RETAIN THE FACULTY,
Cincinnati Students Have an Cnsatisfactory
Interview Wuh President Ayres.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Jan. 13.-When II was an
nounced that President Ayres OF the
University Of Cincinnati had asked for the res
~ienatIon OF the entire faculty OF the university,
the students called n mass meeting 20 express
sympathy with the faculty and chose Miss
enlooper, 10 head . committee 10 confer with
the President. The delegation asked the
President about the rumor. He said:
u know nothing NJ a rumor."
This threw the students somewhat Of the
trall, but they managed 10 tell him what they
suspected and were met with tho remark:
when You grow Older. Young people, you will
learn not to luige precipitntely In matters that
do not imme iatoiy concern you"
The fact that several young women, daugh-
tiers NJ the professors we're seen weeping. M
peaied 10 the students sympathy. II /, said
that many parents have objected to two pro-
ieSsors Of the University because they are
grass Widowers"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Ferraro to Die In February,

ALBANY. Jan. 13.-The Court Of Appeals to-day
made an order fixing upon the week
Inc Feb. % as the date for the execution OF
the death sentence Of Antonio Ferraro. who
was convicted IN BROOKLYN Tor murder in the
first degree and whose sentence wns afirmad
by the highest court on Tuesday last, Ferraro
cut the throat OF Luciano Musacchio. another
TENDER. 1888. in Front street, BrookIyn. IVY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Mrs. Kirke u. Bishop Cots q Divorce,

CLEvLLASD. Jan. l3-Mrs. Kirke d. Bishop
secured to-day a divorce from Judge Stone in
the Common Pleas Court OF this county on
the ground OF cruel treatment. The case was
heard out o. court hours. Because OF tho
children, Bishop bad previously withdrawn his
plea i.or, divorce; he 10 President OF the Bishop
and Babcock Company. a club man and Is
wealthy. The couple have three children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
BURNED TO IN IN HER ROOMS.
Dead Body of Invalid Woman Found After
Slight Fire Boarder Arrested.

Mrs. Mary Munsop. So years old. was found
dead yesterday. with her clothes burned OF. on
tho floor OF her home, $40 East Forty-eighth
street. Mrs. Munson was lying near the door
and an unlighted lamp was standing on the
floor at he; side. The curtains were afrs and
neighbors who broke in the door put out the
blaze.
Detective Mclaughlin o' the Fast Fifty-n rst
street station arrested samuel A. Howari. a
paperhanger. b2 wears old. who boarded with
Mrs. Munson, upon the statement Of Mrs. Mar
Raret Hunt, one Of the tenants, who said that
she had seen him leave the place about fifteen
minutes before the fire was discovered. He
told the detective that he bad gone out 70 buy
some coal and that Mrs Muuson was all riRht
when he left Mrs. Munson WAS an invalid aud
spent most OF her time on u couch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
+ The BALL.
A Tale ShowinR That Love Laughed at
Locksmiths Once Too Often.

Henry Boehm. a Will amsburg youth. took
Addie Wrage. his best girl. to q ball on Friday
night. Addie Is employed as a housemaid at
4S7 Grand street. and when she started out
her mistress told her she must be in by II
O'Clock. She meant TO be obedient. OF course.
but in the ballroom time passed 80 quickly
that II was an hour aftor midnight before she
looked ut a clock. Then she set out with
Eoehm for her home. When they reached the
house Boehm pulled the front doorbell several
times. but there was no response. Then he
kicked at the door and q panel dropped out.
The noise awakened some OF the family. who
thought that thieves wsre in the house and
yelled from a front window for help. Mean
while Bochm had crawled through the opening
and unlocked the door.
she was bidding boehm good. night Policeman
Tracy appeared. He raa into the house and
came across Boehm. The girl was ascending
yyankei him out TO the street. Tile Girl foi-
lowed and. throwing her arms around her
sweetheart. begged the policeman not ~ ar
rest h m. Tracy kept light grip on Boehm.
she also was arrested. Both were taken to the
Bedford avenue police station, There Addie
explained what had happened and declared
that BOehm had not Intentionally broken the
door. Nevertheless. a charge OF disorderly
conduct wAs made against each Of them.
Bochm was locked up in that station and the
pirl in the Hertert street station. whore there
+ a matrOn. When the. pair were arraiened
yesterdav morning in the Lee Avenue police
court tho irl pleaded with Maglstrat" Lemon
10 Iet her and her sweetheart 20. The MaRla-
trate d scharged the girl and committed Boehm
10 iail for ten days. Boehm's mother and ais
ter were In court when he wa. sentenced. Mrs.
s 5.rntn She pleaded Tor Mercy Tor her son
and permitted Boehm 10 20 home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Another Blizzard Victim Reported From
Teyns,

Ell PAso. Tex. Jan. II. Another victim Of
the recent blizzard in the Sacramento noun
tains, north OF ri Paso. has been reported.
John Noss. n prospertor, go years old. was
found frozen, at the heat Of Cox Canon, twenty
miles east Of Alamo Gordo.
He started Tor the nearest settlement while
10 make his way through the snowdrIfts and
craw ed into q hollow log. where he was found
dsul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
GEAR DISCUSSES ToRxIoN AFSAIma
Says Partial Understandings Have Been
Esaohed With England and Japan.

Special : abh DespateA to TaR suS.
81. PETERSBURG. Jan. 13.-Ths Gear has
issued a lengthy rescript to Count Muravief.
the Minister Of Foreign AnaIrs. in which he
congratulated the minister on his successful
conduct Of foreign sfairs. Tho CEar refers 70
the acquisition Of Kwang-Tung. Port Arthur
and Port Dalny as testifying 10 the friendship
between Russia and China aud fulfilling the
needs Of Russia a. a maritime power. He says
the negotiations with Great Britain and with
Japan have resulted In q pa rtial understanding
with these two powers. This understanding
has removed the reason for certain political
Observation-Disclosures. and has enabled Russia 10
develop her Eastern possessions.
The Car refsrs to the expected results Of tina
Peace Conference at The Hague In the most
hopeful manner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
oEBU REsKLs ROUTED.
More Towns In Luson TAksa-Rsbsl Lssdss
in AIbay Province Captured.

Spefai Cabk DssDdtcA 10 Tau eun.
MANILA. Jan. IA battalion Of the Nine
tsenth Infantry has routed the Sudlon rebels
In the Cebu mountains. Considerable ammu-
milton and . smooth-bore cannon were cap
tured. Four Americans were wounded.
Capt. Benson with troops Z and X OF the
Fourth Cavalry occupied Humlngan In the
province OF Nueva Ecija. north Of Manila. on
Jan. 10. Senior Flores. the rebel ''seoretary OF
war" was establishing q rendezvous for the
insurgents at this place. Flores and q garrison
OF 100 insurgents ESCAPED. The barracks.
which had u capacity for 500 soldiers and con-
tained a ton Of rice. were burned.
Major Thomas L.. Hartiean OF the Thirtieth
Volunteer Infantry has occupied Masallanes In
the province Of Albay. tho extreme south
eastern province OF LuEon. and captured the
rebel Colonel In command OF the insurgent
forces there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
FIACE FOR rOLICE CIP1. WOODS.
'Ieh'"n Removed Him Illegally and Now
ne.s To he a New York Onlcer.

Hes to lie u New York Onlcer.
Nh order will probably be served en- the
romeo Commissioner on Monday directing the
reinstatement o' Police Captain Anthony J.
,"oods oil Long Island City, who was removed
" FORMER Mayor Patrick j. Gleason at the be-
ginning OF bis third term as Mayor Of LONG
t'and civ, Capt. Woods contended that
~ Irn9val Was Illcga'. and q few days ago he
l." aueI a decision from the Appellate Dlvis-
III u,r"'tIhs Reinstatement. justice Good
~ 5est"rlhY signed an order. which Lawyer
.nah'' VINO mas r"I resented Capt. Woods. will
~, on nc, Z ommissioners. 1t Ia expected
we Oorough Of Queens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Guatemaia,. President Dine, Rritish IN Ger.
!pc1al Cabs D,tpd,cA 10 THr suN.

Ban JOSE, Guatemala. Jan. 13, - President
Cabrera gave a banquet at the Capitol last
night. Admiral Beaumont and the officers Of
the British warships Warsrite. Phaeton and
lcarus we're present. The utmost cordiality
prevailed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Manlto Garibaldi Dead.
spol-i Cabs De,pdeh to TaH SUI.
ROME. Jan. 13-Manlio Garibaldi IA dead.

Manlio GaribaldI was a son OF tho Liberater
by his second wife, Francesca. He held a COM
mission In the Italian Navy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
SANTO DOMINGO PAYS FBAxoH.

Everything Settled to The Satisfaetien Of
Both Governments.
spsoai CATE Dupe.h to The sus.
sANro DOMINGO. Jan. 13.-Ths French debt
OF 1880 900 francs in liquidation ofthe Boismare-
Caccavelll claim has been paid. Everything
has been settled to the satisfaction OF the
French and Dominican Governments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Mississippi Schoolbook War.

JACKSON. Miss. Jan. 12.-The State Teach
ara Association. by q unanimous vote. has
prote sted against the Universal Schoolbook
system. and has urged the Legislature not to
change the existing law. which provides for
onIv county uniformity. The American Book
Company. now holds contracts with three.
iourths Of the counties. ltis nfhtips the STATE
Iaents of several other book concerns are here
lobbying for State uniformity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14
Tickets for the Paris Exposition.

Special cable Dtspath % THE Sun.
PARIS. Jan. 13.-The total lumber Of tickets
TO be printed for tho Exposition Of 1900 Is
rs. 600. 900.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-10
Royalty Bar BurgIarized.

The Royalty Club was broken into
some time last night by persons forcing
through the back door. The door has
several lights and it was by breaking one
of these that the thieves gained entronce.
As far As can be ascertained by the
propriotoes, Messrs. Lynch & Rizman,
there was 4 revolver and some bottled
goods taken. The thieves obtained NO
money as this had been locked IN the
safe, it being the custom to losk what
money there is about, at closing time, in
the safe which belongs to tho house
A light is always left burning In the
bar and the curtains pulled back. This
morning the light was burning as usual
and tho curtains had apparently not
been moved in the least.
No clue to the thieves has a. yet been
found although the officers are on the
lookout.
Any and all kinds Of Christmas can
dies and toys, made from pure goods at
Boston Handy Kitchen.
Manager Peugh of tho Colorado Tele-
phone company, has been on the sick
list for several days. He is able to be
about again.
Charley Anderson has gone to Grand
junction for = while. Charley 10 fine
carpenter and 4 hrst-rate fellow and
made many friends in Meeksr, who will
be glad to see him in our midst again.
Mesker Herald.
1t was expected that Grand Junction
would have telephone connection with
Denver and other points today. Owing,
however, to tho fact that some pretty
hard rock work was encountered near
Palisades, the connection was delayed.
Game Commissioners johnson is deter
mined that both Utes and Mormons shall
be kept out of Colorado. 80 he hes detail
cd force under Game Warden Jay to
watch the border line during the remain
dor Of the winter. For years past the
Utah whites have been As bad as the
Utah reds but the Colorado authorities
are determined to put stop to their dep
rotations, and the actions Of the game
commissioner during the past two weeks
will probably convince these poachers
that Colorado means business. -Meeker
Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-10
The Local News.


shall.
Christmas candies at Boston Handy
Kitchen.
Fresh vaccine just arrived at the
Adams pharmacy.
Jewelry notions of every description to
be had at The Fashion.
Special sale on wool blankets at
The Fashion.
A fins line OF Christmas tree orna-
ments at tho Boston Handy Kitchen.
The 9oven- Arnold Lumber Co. had q
telephone put in their once today-No.
34-2.
For Rspt-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply at this
ONCE.
Imitation monkeys almost ~ natural
as are some people, at Anderson's Bar
gain House.
See our new line of Christmas um-
brellas and garasols. They are beauties
At The Fashion.
The Fashion is the recognized head-
quarters for ladies furnishings, neckwsar,
kerchiefs, underwear, etc.
The Boston Handy Kitchen will fur
nish Sunday Schools with their candies
at the lowest possible rates.
II you really love your wife or best
girl 20 to Anderson's Bargain house and
buy her Christmas present.
Wanted-Girl to do general house
work. Mrs. Walter l.. Hulkey, corner
Of Rood and Eleventh streets.
$4,000 to loan on city and ranch pro-
perty in sums form 500 to $1,000. Rsas-
enable rates. Ramey Bros.
A whole lot Of people have mover
heard Of the Rio Grande stores cheap
goods. Good goods sold cheap.
The man who said clans didn't talk
evidently never tried one Of those hot
drinks served at Adams pharmacy.
have for sale SO "a inches OF water
in the Grand Valley canal Will sell all
or part. G. b. Rich.
Leave orders for Mt. Lincoln and Grand
Mesa coal at Justice Mann's, corner Main
and Fifth streets. Prompt delivery.
Coal Exchange Co.
Five cents comes nearer the truth than
a wink when it comes to the question Of
getting hot drink at the Adams phar-
macy.
Telephone your coal orders to the
Goweu-Arnold Lumber company for the
best Palisades coal. Their phone num-
ber is s4.2.
Red war-paint toy Indians that are
life-like enough to put to flight posse
OF Colorado game wardens, at the Bar
gain House.
Make that dear little "sunshine" Of
yours happy by buying it baby ichthy-
osaurus or dinosaurs for Christmas at
the Bargain House.
Get Singer Machine and you have
the best. Sold on easy payments, oppo-
site White Hardware 90.
j. A. Comins.
For Sale or trade, for land within 3
miles of Grand Junction, S-room house,
centrally located, modern conveniences,
furnace heat, etc. Apply at this Office.
Scientists tell US that less than 1000
yesrs ago the Grand valley was heavily
timbered with Christmas trees. Andsr-
sons Bargain House. with all its toys
and Christmas presents should have
been here then.
The dispatches toll Of . Chicago Hose
company that hooked up and had
stream OF water on fire . mile away in
less than eight minutes. That is quicker
but not so funny as the toy hose carts
and are engines at Anderson's Bargain
House.
Notwithstanding the persistent efforts
OF two Denver papers, the Times and the
Republican, to belittle the work Of the
present game commissioner. Mr.. John
son has made the best head of the game
and fish department this state ever had.
Political animosity is back Of these at
tacks on Mr. johnson. Tho papers
named have it "in" for tho old man be-