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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

A Free Photo of Yourself given with
every purchase of One Dollar or more at
p. BURT'S SHOE STORE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

A soldiers first engagement is Of little
consequence its the battles after mar
riage that count.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

Some men would rather eat at res
taurant than at home because their or
ders are not suppressed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

The worst thing about being consider
ed great is that people think you are so
mighty small when you get over it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

The hundred-yard runner is always a
dashing fellow.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

1t is fatal defect of many old saws
that they are hopelessly dull
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

dncs on th SnthS Chagoa d S nd
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

An old bachelor says that when man
hasn't enough worry he should marry.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

1t happened in one of the large dry
goods stores on Eighth street. The tail
clerk at the mems furnishing counter
had spent twenty minutes trying to dis
cover the wants of Polish woman who
talked swiftly and emphatically in her
native tongue.
Wonder what made her talk Polish
to me, said the tall man, moping the
perspiration from his brow.
why man, said the shoe clerk,
You're 50 tall she took you for pole. y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
Ior cno~jo let orJ l.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

A Lithuanian in Chicago bears the
name of John Uppermost Short.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

over the Cochin Chinas. 1t has made
all the Buff Cochins look silly, and it
struts like giant whenever Brown
Leghorn comes in sight.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31
A CARD

We, the Undersigned do hereby agree
to refund the money on 50-cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it
fails to cure your cough or cold We also
guarantee 25-cent bottle To prove sat
isfactory or money refunded.
CHAS. A. GRoFFMAN,
HENRY HINRICHS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

While there is general move toward
identifying the city it would be benefic-
ial to the community if the ordinance
prohibiting Strengthening within the city
limits was strictly enforced by the pro-
per authorities A stock yard right i.
the heart of Manitowoc is not deslr-
able feature by any means.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK I?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

The rain which fell this week was of
incalculable benefit to crops and came
at a time when the farmers were greatly
distressed in regard to the drouth. 1t was
F. Weyerhaeuser the lumber king who
said to young man year or more ago
who complained TO him about the drying
up of the rivers and the probability of
great loss to lumber dealers: Young
man, said Mr.. Weyerhaeuser, during
my long experience I have learned to
take things as they come. When lum-
bermen have been in despair about short
water advised them to be patient, as
there was likely to be more water than
they needed before great while and
when they complained about freshets l
said we will have it dry enough before
the season is ended And so it has been
all through my life. Take things as
they come and be patient. There is a
good Providence watching over us.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-05-31

The other day when it began to rain
a man, who proved to be a farmer in
town on business, was walking from the
Northwestern station to Eighth street.
He had no umbrella and was getting
thoroughly soaked. When he was half
way between the depot and the street
mentioned good-natured fellow with
an umbrella came along and offered to
share part of it with the Manitowoc
County Yeoman. mo thank you, sir,
was the reply, 1--WE been praying for
rain for three weeks and | am not going
to get it out now. | may need what l
have in my clothes when | get back to
the farm"
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Manitowoc, Wis May -, 1890
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Financial IND TRADE.
General Review Of The Stock
Market and Trade Centres
of Yesterday.
RECOVERY IN STEEL SHARES
Movements Otherwise We're Unset
tied, ard General Market
Sank Into Apathy.
Gossip of the
Street.

Until O'Clock the security ms rket in
Wall street was Gnsetted in its ter
asnpy, but at that hour 4 recovery in the
-ltel stocks and giangers set in, and the
hole list rose To the best of the dav.
ihe strength came principally from COW
"flug hy the -shorts, and when the de-
-elhuck from tie highest was expert
uctd. Tie market sank into apathy in
le forenoon. only 260 402 shares being
4 cpliiCd, tie smallest two hours trad
u = for many Gays, but the dealings
81, adentd considerably on the advance.
lahdan really cut no figure in the days
aangs, its operations being almost equal
lv ivided On both sides Of the market.
The street had been inclined to look for
4 tertttio of Wednesdays irregularity,
and wt,tn the day drew TO close it
found the mal ket considerably oyelsold.
When tie opening came yesterday morn
ing the movements showed the existence
OF a nervous tempermt mt on tie part of
traders, and at 2 O'Clock they began buy
ing back the stocks they had previously
sold for break in pricee.
1t is this sort of market that may be-
experienced for the next few days, but
it is not unlikely prices will be strength
ened temporarily through the influence
of Saturdays bank statement, as tie pre-
.iminary figures indicate surplus reserves
will be augmented to the extent of
1000, 600 at least. The gains to the
banks through Sub-Treasury operations
have already exceeded that sum, aggre-
eating 81, ,264 900 since Saturday last.
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Closing prices:
General Ararkets.

New York, April 49,
FEOUR-State and western quiet and weak
or ~ Zoe. decline 10 sell: Minnesota patents,
81 ;Oa305; winter straights, S3.ija35l; winter
extrns. saGOa2.gl; winter patents, 50 3tOal9O.
WHI <ir-Wrak and lower this morning be-
c,tisr of bcarish cables. fine home crop news
and more liquidation of May wheat; May.
s.aIa ne: July, 1.5ba73 l-l6c.; September, 13ssa
20 1-16c,
RYE-Dull state, sc, c. !. f.. New York.
carInts: 40 western. G2c, f. o. b. atioat.
CORN--Also weaker through unloading, in
snired by fine weather for planting and lower
cables May, 44Aai43sc.; July, 4iAa45e.; Sep
tember, 45ssa i5lac.
OATS-Easer with corn; track, white, state,
soa34c.; track, white, western, 3Oa34c.
PoRK-Steady; mess, Sl32oal315 family,
Sl4a5al5.
LARD = Steady: prime western steam,
7.671sc.
BUTrER-Steady; state dairy, l5al1c.; state
creamery, 5laalSc.
CHEESE - Steady; fancy, large, white,
ll1lc.; fancy, small, white, l0t9allc.
Enthusiastically; state and pennsylvania. at
mark, 12ISal3Iac.: storage, western, at marx,
SUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining. 4c.:
centrifugal. 81 .est 4lac.; refined hrm'
crushed 5.55c.; Ec,Sdereti, 525c.
TURPENTINE-Dull and weak at 5la5llec.
MoLASSES-Steady; New Orleans. 44a55c
| RICE Steady; domestic 41sa61hc. Japan.
+Aa4zsc. -
TALLow-steady: city, SIC; country, 5aa
HAY-Quiet: shipping. eoa'oc.: good to
choice. SOa9oc.
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YAoUI-MEXI0AN WAR.
Indians Divide Their Time Between
Fighting and Working.


san Francisco, April 1o-IIcnry llo-
ahstcym Of Oakland, who has returned
from the scene Of the lnqui war in Mex
leo. brings the following adyices:
The McXicans sent out word that the
war was over, but ut the same time 1000
troops were Fastening to the front. The
Ya1uis have about 5000 men and arms.
They have Remington and Mauser rifles.
bows and arrows and two cannon that 81
Yauuis captured from 200 NIcXicans.
The Indian commssariat is supplied from
Mexican convoys and from the laqn
valley. where they have Communicated
10000 head of cattle.
The Mexicans keep to the roads and
towns, while the Yaquis hold the sierras.
The MeXicans estimate the iaquis at
$4,000, but the population of Sonora is
at least 100000, and half of them are
Yaquis.
The Indians have peculiar system for
keeping their treasury in funds. The
warriors alternate between the firing
| line and working in the mines and on the
ranches. Their wages go to the common
| fund.
| Within the past two weeks several en-
gagements have been fought in which
tne government troops nclc Sthot"''
victorious. At Bacajari, a famous bat
tleground between Potam and Torin, the
Yaquis hanged two Mexican laborers ant
shot third. The Mexican commanding
officer hanged at the same place Ii Yaqu
prisoners.
In recent engagem emit between par
ty OF insurgents the Mexlcans report i
Yaauis dead on the field. Only one Mex
lean, an officer, was killed, but man.
were wounded.
The sun., 1900-04-20
r,,. .I.n,nese Invasion.

Tacoma, April l9.-The present imml-
grafton Of Japanese has reached uh-
preccdcnted figures, and thousands more
of the mikado's subjects are on their way
here. During the present month 3,ooU
Japanese have been landed i'll Puget
sound ports and in British Columbia,
where fully two-thirds find their way
across the border into the United States
The occasion for the present influx Is
said TO be the Japanese fear Of war ne
tween Japan and Russia and the eXcili-
sion Of Japanese from Hawali, whlch
has diverted the stream Of imnlGrahts
this way. 1t is believed that the rush
will end rs suddenly as it began wltnm
tile next few days. when the demand tol
men il the canucries and the railroads i
Satistipl
The sun., 1900-04-20
wor,., ,neu.s wives to Organize.

Chicago. April ~ Mrs. ]. ;. KobT,
whose testimony before the congressman
Industrial commission in this city created
4 sensation ON account of the stand she
fool, against labor unions, has given out
the details of plan by which she cNpects
to organize thousands of workingmeh
wives throughout the country, together
with nonunion men, i'll a movement
against what she terms Grades union
tyranny" Mrs. Robbs plans were dis-
closed Mt the meeting of the Blue and the
Gray Woman's auxiliary. She said tha'
she was receiving scores of letters from
every part of the United States from from
EMPLOYERS, workingmen and their wives
The sun., 1900-04-20
N.rro,v Escnpe For Many Men.

Watertown, n. u, April 10. = The
Standards representative at the scene Of
the disaster ut Hannawa Falls, where
the canal and power house of the Han
nawa Falls Power company has been
wrecked by the Racquette river rising
and overflowing the dam. telegraphs that
the loss will amount to 100000 at least
and that the worst may not yet have
come to pass. One hundred men had
narrow escape from death. He says that
Hannawa falls may be doomed, as the
workmen have failed to place timbers
between the piers at the head of the
canal to stop the water and that the river
continues to rush through the waterwl lys
The sun., 1900-04-20
rn.arthed a Den of Thugs.

Chicago, April 19.-A thugs den mas
been discovered by the police III the heart
Of the business district. Inc retreat,
which shows signs of an occupancy ol
several months, is basement vault IN
the ruins of the 4. G. McClurg book
store, Wabash avenue and Manson
street. The place was raided, and seven
men and boys were arrested. Inc vauit
is reached by secret passage which the
refugees scooped out in the mass oil runs
yet remaining in the basement. An iron
door with rusty bolts and bars gives ac'
cess to the inner chamber of the retreat
which is the old vault.
The sun., 1900-04-20
LAS PER LY-CONDUCTED
7~-7-.s
TOUR TO- WASHINGTON MA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The last Of the present series Of Penn
sylvana Railroad thrre-day personally
col Quoted tours to Washington, d. c.,
will be run on May 5. The rae, $l4.50
from New York, Sll50 from Thi 'adel-
phia, and proportionate rntes from other
points, includes transportation, hotel &C.
commodations, and transfer Il passenger
and baggage from station 10 l9dei These
rates include &c 'omm6iatinns tor two
days at The Arlington, y rmandie, Riggs,
or Ebb.tt Heu-. + 4 accommodations
at Willara's, Il gent Metfop Titan or
National Ilottl, 81 30 less a tickets
good for len DAYS, Wiih tntcial hotel
rates alter expiration Of hotel coupons.
An experienced Cha ierol viii aeu ac-
company tile party.
SIDE tiips may alsa tie made % Mount
Vernon, tie home II Jitu1, 4 a~laEg-
ton; Oid Point Cpmfarl, opposite wilca
the Monitor aud Merrtnae ieet % IL En-
memorable strgIie; ana i ksiraIa. ~
These side-r,p Actr-l VI Cias,ts taaH y.
obtained hy bna4t- a psei-N -Nitanil
tour tirkpts II to itt te
'lount Nsrnail, " cnHl.sf1 ,H
iaft, 81 ~ VIA sltan ~ au tatl
Richmond 81 co.
For itineraries iickels III j Z
nation app "A iWKGt agaa ni
Agent. 1856 D. IL ~, y 4 J u!
Broad stne, NaM 4. y. ! or Hi ~
George w. Boyd, l-eis iii treata l't.
senger Agent, Biot ret ; s,aldi.i '@i
Qelphia,
The sun., 1900-04-20
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN,,
The State C"n."n.;on m Trenton
Chooata Il; delegates.

The state C"rsan.;nn M Trenton
Choose, i; Delegates.
Trenton. Amil l)-,rhr state conyen.
ton for the election Of delegates TO the
national Republican convention was call
ell to order in raylorS Opera House
which was beautifully decorated. Chair
man Franklin Murphy of the state lie
publican committee. who called the con
yentinn to order, stood directly beneath
.rayon portrait of President Mckinley
The greeting of Mr. Murphy was SO en-.
thusiastic that it was some minutes be-
fore he could call upon the Rev. George
Maddox, chaplain of the state prison. tc
open the convention with prayer. DR.
Maddox offered fervent appeal to the
Almighty for the guidance of our states,
men in their present difficult duties.
On the vote for delegates to the ma
tional Republican convention the follow
ing ticket was named:
| Delegates at I4arge-Governor Foster
NJ. Voorhees,. General William j. Sewell
Franklin Murphy and Barker Gummere
Jr.
| First District-John Nj. Moore ant
William ]. Bradley.
| Second District - State Comptroller
William S. Hancock and Senator Georg,
| II. Smith.
Third District-Olivcr III. Brown ant
| Frederick p. Olcott.
Fourth DStrict-Nathan II. Hart AM
George w. Stickler.
Fifth District Sheffield Phelps anC
Colonel William Barbour.
Sixth DiStrict-Ro Robert n. IIawkswortl
and Leslie u. Ward.
Seventh District-Flavcl McGcc an
Edward NJ. Watson.
Eighth Charles J. Fisk an
George w. Dccamp.
\ resolution offered favorng the non
ination for vice president Of the t'nitr
States Of Judge ]. Franklin Fort WI
referred to the committee on resolution
under the rules
The sun., 1900-04-20
E,suN WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. FRIDAY April 20 1900.
RULE OF PORTO RICO.
Reported Eat Military officers May
BE Re!aincd TcmpornriIy.

BE Re.uincd TcmpornriiN.
Nashin@ion, April -. The most i'm
poltant task before Governor Allen On
his arrival in Porto Rico will be 70 study
conditions there with view, to mann
thinning the government of the island us
far as possible in the hands of It's inhab
itantS. The administration desires es
preially that wherever it can be dont
without positive injury nntivc Porto II
cans shall be appointed TO high positions
and that in other ways responsibility
shah be given 10 the citizens Of the IS
land.
Governor Alien does not propose g
tal; with t:m to Porto Rico crowd q
Office seekers looking for places merely
for what they can gvt ont Of them. since
liG appointment Ee has been IN almost
cu5 tam communication with the piesl
dom aial Secrrftir Root. Ihe result %
tlrii consultation, Wlclf meets with tht
approval III other members NJ nc cahi'
ntt. ie a, congress viii he asked ~ pass
i t8hiiiaA istHiiiiNs the hlrhns NOV
existing ln8W utl'lAr control y con
tiguc fpl' 4 tilaa, allowing ah oppFuAlla
t6 iill i!a l30g iHlalratt aGiht1lstfailN w.
ll,at. gradually is t' li@llt n4en For illt
oa4ees ;ste feHti. may hc that We
rivil gatrEaRaat mill nat r. a tnii work
u@ oleHtti2u fai -eve3l months
tll 5ulS h',iUGacy IL adaptiAS such Z
iioiiny il.a ncen fhe president fcar thru
4 c6uliiJH,t5e nf lj.iJalN cautlHi ~ tilA
| plal Ell .a government Of t4c island
| 4ishi ltjai.Helpleted by The l'oltl
!.i@.sgs sg,ae af whom might In Inclined
/ ta Haia thit hi proposition for 4 clvli
government wtis farce and that the real
. -, a N.slS a.
| tinur EiiiiNry control under less un.
| pheasant @Htsc
Ii il possible that Governor Allen may
4 fnl nn,irr pnrto iiicnns Of sufficient
ahility anl III sufficient numbers tn III
| all tlr more important administrative
places. liz will devote the first few
weeks of his Stay in the island to ascer-
thinning whether or not such plan Is
feasible.
One exception. however, is sure to ht
made. and that is in the office of sil
| prcmr Justice of the supreme court
which will he filled by the appointment
of some eminent American lawyer. I'M
presi,lent is now looking for the righ
man. If the plans of the administration
are carried out. Porto Rico Will nave
government more nearly approaching Z
home rule than any territory of the Unit
ed States.
The treasury department has completes
the arrangements for the retirement o
Porto Rican money and the substitution
OF American currency. James A. Sample
the chief of the issue division of Treas
urer Roberts office, and w. Z. Watso
Of New York, an expert accountant
have been selected to go to Porto kic
to make the exchange. Mr.. Watson wa
appointed auditor of customs for Cub
when the United States took charg
there and remained in that work until NJ
health failed. He has now recovered an
has accepted the appointment offere
him.
The sun., 1900-04-20
Automobile. For Hawaii.

Chicago. April 10 Within the last ten
days $4,000 worth Of automobiles have
been shipped to Hawaii. 4 Chicago
firm built the vehicles, which included
large and small cabs, delivery wagons
and L carts In the last three months
Chicago manufacturers have shipped full
ly 100000 worth Of merchandise to the
Hawaiian Islands, chiefly steel rails, pas
scnger elevators, boilers and pumps, the
latter for use oil the plantations. One Of
the pumps alone, with its accessories,
cost $1,000: two others cost more than
SD, 900 each. Bicycles, too, have caught
the Hawaiian fancy. Consul Fred job
says that more than 10000 have been
sent to the islands.
The sun., 1900-04-20
The coIson Trial.

Frankfort, Ky, April 19.--In the trial
of Colonel Colson, charged with the mur-
der Of Lieutenant Scott and l.. w. De
marco, John r. Paxton testihed that ne
was talking to Charles Julian (who was
killed. when the fight in the rotunda OF
the Capitol hotel commenced. faxton
said it was his impression that man
standing in the center OF the room nreu
the first shot. He saw Coison follow
Scott to the stairs. colson stopped at
thr head Of the steps and fired shot
down the stairs ut Scott.
The sun., 1900-04-20
Questions Of Importance for
immediate Consideration.

II was wise m an who said ternal vigilance is the price
Of liberty" Local conditions emphasize this truth. ms oa
has slowly emerging from the grasp OF an ooous P
and has now arrived place and condition OF critical
Importance as to the future The question at issue IS snail the
be ali immediate realization hope that has for 50 long III
spd continuous efforts political refomior just laws ana
equal RIGHTS for all the people, shall the opportunity Tor ls
realization be lost the old utess fight be resumed unoef
cnties designed insurmounabe The next oae le3s
are that controlled by will undertake to put those
difficulties in the way political reform This can only pc pre-
vented by vigorous cooperation Of all the opponents OF Deho
cratic misrule.
TO this end-to an establish basis OF uny ana
promote vigorous eortthe following questions are proposed
l. Are you a Republican,
q Do YOU believe that the majority OF the
Renublcan voters shall control the policy
of the party?
T. Do yon favor the undivided support OF
all the nominations which shall be made by
the majority of the Republican voters of the
State?
a. Do you favor the pledgirg OF all Re-
publican nominees for any legislative
Office to abide by the action of the Repub-
caucus
If your answer these questions is affirmative one, and
YOU are willing join Of like mind in vigorous effort fo
Republican upon the lines here laid down. you are mos
cordially and earnestly invited visit Union Republican Head
quarters at Fifth and Shpey Streets third Aoor and sign he
robook Of the Union Republican organization Of New Castle
county, By order
Committee Organization.
Wilmington, March 23 1900
The sun., 1900-04-20
Another Invitation to D'Arcoa.

Chicago. April 19.-Span's minister to
thr United States. the Duke d'Arcos, is
10 be invited to attend the thirty-fourth
annual national encampnlent of the q. A.
II. to be held in Chicago in August. Will
liam II. IL. Harper, executive director of
tbe local committee, said that the invita-
tion would be forwarded in a few days
An acceptance is expected notwithstand,
ing the fact that the duke was irritated
by the receipt of a request that he at
tend the Dewey celebration.
The sun., 1900-04-20
slaughter of Cattle Ordered.

london, April 19.-The board of agri-
culture has issued notification at Dept
ford, the landing place for cattle near
London, ordering all arrivals of cattle
from South America to be slaughtered
within 80 hours and that arrivals from
the United States be slaughtered within
five days 1t is presumed that this ac-
ti,n has been taken in connection with
the discovery of foot and mouth disease
among South American cattle.
Read The Sun.
The sun., 1900-04-20
In Memorv of Mrs. Lincoln.

Indianapolis, April ID. Governor
Mount and other members of the Nancy
Hanks Lincoln Memorial association
have returned from Lincoln City. Inc
county agreed to purchase IL acres OF
ground. This will be sufficient to make
a small park and give an opening from
the hill on which Mrs. Lincoln is buried
down to the public highway. The monu-
ment will be constructed by a spring
field ulls) ,Srm, and the commission WI
sec that tie ground is properly fenced
and kept in repair.
The sun., 1900-04-20
The Min Murder.

Vancouver Is. G., April 19.-Chan Yee
Chung. Chinaman. arrested for the
murder Of Chief of Police Main Of Ste
yenson, has made confession in which
he says Main was first struck on the
head from behind with a mattock WELD
ed by Chnaman who has fled and who
has not yet been captured. The mattock,
with its iron hook, has been found near
the cabin covered with blood, and long
knife was also found with the blood upon
its blade.
The sun., 1900-04-20
The Sun delivered at the
door. 6 cents a week.
open win Fight the Boers.

Chicago. April l9.-Pat o'Dea, ex-cap-
tain of the University Of Wisconsin foot
ball team and holder of the worlds rec
ord for puntng and drop kicking, an
nounces his intention of returning to his
home in Australia and seeking commits
sion in the colonial army now fighting
the RnarS. A
The sun., 1900-04-20
Local Quotations.
Arrested for Fighting.

Joseph and Edward Washing oa.
George Brooks and Lewis johnson, of
the bloody Forty Acre gang, were ar
rested for fighting last night. They en-
tertained the other prisoners In the po-
lice station last night with songs.
The sun., 1900-04-20
wales starts For Home.

Copenhagen, April 19.-The Prince of
Wales has started homeward. Previous
TO the departure of his royal highness all
the members of the royal family went to
Roskilde and visited the tomb of the late
queen of Denmark.